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Melanoma is a serious kind of skin cancer. This cancer involves cells called melanocytes. You also have melanocytes in your eyes. When these cells become cancerous, the condition is called intraocular melanoma. It's not as common as skin melanoma, but it, too, can be life-threatening.
Ocular melanoma is the most common type of cancer of the eye, but it is still rare. Ocular melanoma is more common in people with light skin, and it most often strikes people in their mid-50s. But, people of any age and race can develop the disease.
In most cases, the disease begins in a layer of the eye called the choroid. This layer of blood vessels brings oxygen and nutrients to the eye. The cancer can travel to other parts of your body, to both nearby tissues and more distant places through your lymph system or bloodstream. It can also involve the iris, ciliary body, conjunctiva, or eyelid.
A small growth may not cause any symptoms. As it grows larger your symptoms may include:
Blurry vision or sudden loss of vision
Soreness in an eye, bulging of the eye
Flashes or "floaters" in your vision
Dark spot on your iris, the colored ring at the front of your eye
Change in the shape of your pupil, the black circle at the front of your eye
If you have this condition, your eye doctor may see it during a routine eye exam.
Your eye doctor may be able to diagnose intraocular melanoma just by examining your eye. The doctor does this by looking into your eye through the pupil using a direct ophthalmoscope, which consists of a light and small magnifying glass, or an indirect ophthalmoscope, which is similar to a microscope. Doctors sometimes use these other methods to make a diagnosis:
CT scans. CT scans of your eye use X-rays to painlessly create detailed cross-sectional images of your eye.
Ultrasound. This uses high frequency sound waves to view inside the eye.
MRI scan. MRIs use radio waves and strong magnets to create an image. This test is helpful in determining the size of the tumor and if the cancer has spread.
Angiography. During this procedure, the doctor injects dye into a blood vessel in your arm. Then the doctor takes pictures of your eye, and the dye helps to show the findings more clearly.
Biopsy. The doctor may need to take a small sample of tissue from the growth. This is not often used due to the risk of eye damage.
Depending on your situation, you may have several options for treating this disease:
Surgery. This is a common approach. The doctor may need to only remove the growth and a small area of tissue around it. In some cases, however, the doctor will need to remove the entire eye and possibly other surrounding tissues, such as the eyelid and muscles around the eye.
Radiation. Different types of radiation are sometimes used for treating this disease. The doctor may use a machine to direct beams of radiation into your eye. Another approach is to attach a small disk containing radioactive seeds on your eye next to the tumor. If you have this procedure, you'll have anesthesia to put you to sleep before it begins. The disk usually stays in place for about a week.
Photocoagulation. Your doctor may use a special laser that destroys blood vessels that feed the tumor. This is more often used for small tumors.
Thermotherapy. This is the use of heat, which destroys the cancer cells.
Certain factors may make you more likely to develop intraocular melanoma. Some factors you can't change, such as being older or having light skin that burns easily. Other factors you can control. For instance, repeatedly being exposed to sunlight or tanning beds over time may raise your risk. But experts don't know this for sure.
Your doctor may recommend that you not begin treatment right away. This is called "watchful waiting." The doctor will check on you regularly and take pictures of the tumor to track its growth.
You may need additional treatments for the cancer if it spreads to other parts of your body.


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I love world of tanks :D
The chinese tanks, i gotta say that tank tree was forced; and the löwe nerf saddens me.
The VK4502P is getting another weak spot, the worst tier 9 heavy gets no love at all. Either because the devs don't care about old tanks or is still hating the german for WW2, who knows.
Yea the Chinese tree was a little force but you have got to love the 121. A relativity fast medium tank with the gun of a heavy. Granted I will never give up my T110E5 and E4. When they nerf the Bat. Chat. because of its over use in CWs the old power houses will be on top again lol. Fun game still none the less.
wow yay finally found this forum lol BTW i have 16.5k battles played in WoT yes im addicted so sue me
I play in the North American Server
I have several Tier 10s and ATM i am enjoying my Bat chat 155 that i rebought just yesterday
OH u played till tier 8? free playing? wow I am paying after I got My first tier 10. it took FOREVER my first tier 10 BTW is the IS-7 love the tank. but me love the E-100 for its DERP gun sooo much fun can't stop playing it, also the Batchat arty 155 is awesome too although i hate the recent update that got rid of the vent on it, in fact i got so mad i sold my Bat Chat 155, but i cooled my heels and got it back, BTW how many games have you played? for me its 16.5k but it may be 17k in about a month from now.
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The Smithsonian Institution's commitment to Anthropological research and collections dates back to its first secretary, Joseph Henry in 1846. Since then, the collection has grown through donations, purchases, and the fieldwork of scholars in the Museum and in the former Bureau of American Ethnology. In the early years of the Institution, the collections were also augmented by 19th century exploring expeditions, geographic surveys of the continent, diplomatic missions, and transfers from government collections that pre-dated the Smithsonian. Together these collections document the cultural and biological diversity of humankind, past and present.
The archaeology collections (what is archaeology?) of more than two million objects derive primarily from Smithsonian-sponsored excavations. From the mid-19th century survey of Mississippian mound sites to the massive mid-20th century River Basin Survey Program to the current Paleo-Indian research program, much of this work has focused on North America. There are, however, significant collections from other world areas, including artifacts from the first excavations at many locations in Central and South America and rare materials from the Old World Paleolithic and Mesolithic.
The ethnology collection (what is ethnology?) is comprised of a quarter of a million objects representing 19th, 20th and 21st century cultures from around the globe. Exploring expedition collections document periods of early contact worldwide, while the Bureau of American Ethnology materials represent the results of large scale, systematic collecting as an integral part of in-depth research in Native American communities. While the collection is particularly strong in material from North America, there are significant collections from Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico, Oceania, and South America, including many examples of lost craft forms and artifact types. In addition to supporting scholarly research about the past, the collections are a source of information and inspiration for Native communities reviving cultural practices and craft traditions.
The physical anthropology collection is a diverse series of human anatomical specimens, primarily osteological, that are used for studies in biological anthropology. Nearly 33,000 specimens represent populations throughout the world. The majority of the material was recovered during archaeological investigations and represents over a millennium of human experience. In addition, the division houses one of the premier anatomical research collections, consisting of over 1,700 complete human skeletons from known individuals assembled by Robert J. Terry between 1921 and 1946. Because of the completeness of the information and excellent preservation, it continues to be a fundamental resource for research on bone pathology, skeletal biology, and forensic anthropology.
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In mid-August, the British comedian and actor Stephen Merchant went to a party at fellow comedian Sarah Silverman's house. It was a jovial scene, populated by a who's who list of L.A.'s funniest people. Merchant ate some chocolate of questionable provenance that turned out to have weed in it.
Suddenly he found himself confronting "the existential nothingness of the cosmos." He went to the bathroom but failed to be sick. Next he tried to go outside to get some air and walked directly into a glass window, completely shattering it.
"In retrospect, it was a brown-colored glass; it wasn't even transparent," Merchant recalls ruefully, pointing to a cut on his head on a recent afternoon over lunch in the old animation building at Disney Studios in Burbank. "I think because my feet are so big they hit it first, and so the rest of me was relatively undamaged. Just 300 of Hollywood's elite looking at me, and I'm stoned out of my mind. I had no idea what was going on."
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Hilarious accidents trail Merchant like swirls of cosmic dust around a metaphysical Pig-Pen from "Peanuts." But rather than dwell on the sour side of his luck, Merchant is making a bid to turn a fictionalized version of his painfully awkward persona into comic gold with his new show "Hello Ladies," which premieres Sept. 29 on HBO.
Shortly after telling the Silverman party story, Merchant spills some of his soda on his shirt and says, "Look at this! Didn't I tell you? I cannot eat or drink without.... It's crazy. And in a sense this summarizes what the show is all about, which is the disjuncture between the person you'd like to be and the person you are. You know, I'd like to be James Bond, but I'm clearly not."
Not only does Merchant star in "Hello Ladies," he also serves as director and executive producer alongside fellow producers Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky.
Merchant rose to fame as the co-creator of the British version of "The Office" alongside Ricky Gervais. Making the move to leading man is a significant step into the spotlight for Merchant, who is used to being largely behind the scenes as a radio personality and co-host of "The Ricky Gervais Show."
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"Hello Ladies" is adapted from Merchant's stand-up comedy routine of the same name. In it, Merchant plays the character of Stuart, a socially inept Web designer who moved from England to L.A. in hopes of living the Hollywood dream and finding his dream girl in the process.
After the first few episodes, it becomes impossible to believe that Stuart will ever snag a woman. His weapons-grade lack of tact coupled with his obsession with perfect-10 models who would rather eat three square meals a day than date him make his quest seem hopeless.
Watching Stuart tumble from a high stool into a table of drinks at a popular Hollywood club, or sing "Born to Be Wild" to a trio of smoking-hot actresses while popping out of the top of a stretch limousine that is making a slow and graceless three-point turn is the stuff of social nightmares. But it's funny as can be.
Merchant, 38, is 6-foot-7 and wire thin. He has big, bespectacled eyes and a slightly messy mop of dirty blond hair. Slouching a bit in his chair, he resembles a larger-than-life cartoon character — his limbs long and loose, his face animated as he describes the time he stepped in dog feces on his way into a wedding.
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"I remember thinking in that moment that there's no way that this ever happens to George Clooney," he exclaims. "There's something about the cosmos that's working against people like me. If dog … sees George Clooney's feet, it just stays away. It knows, it's like, 'No, no, no, that's George Clooney. Look at this lanky British guy, we'll get on his feet.'"
Then there was the time his fly broke at the Golden Globes just as he walked by Pierce Brosnan, and the time he cut his hand badly at the glass store while pretending to be a competent working-class handyman type. But his funniest stories involve his failures with women, and it's these that he has parlayed (with varying degrees of fictionalized flourish) into the scripts of "Hello Ladies."
"You think that if you get on TV, or you become a celebrity or whatever, that a door is opened and people lead you through to this alternative reality, but it's not the case, of course," laments Merchant, insisting that while things are good for him career-wise, he still has trouble with the ladies. "I think I'm superficially charming. For the first couple of dates I've got some anecdotes, but once you scratch below the surface you realize that I got nothin'. I'd get bored of me."
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The highest-ranking official at U.S. Customs and Border Protection is retiring.
Deputy Commissioner David Aguilar says he will be leaving the federal law enforcement agency at the end of March. He had spent more than 30 years with the Border Patrol when he became deputy commissioner of Customs and Border Protection in 2010.
In a statement issued Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano thanked Aguilar and said he has worked tirelessly to secure the border.
A former chief of the Border Patrol, Aguilar has been at the head of Customs and Border Protection since being named acting commissioner from the end of December 2011 through 2012.
Napolitano did not name a successor to lead the agency, which has a workforce of more than 60,000.


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The haircuts gone bad at the Presidents Cup
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel treated themselves to some of the amenities at the Presidents Cup when a barber came to their team room to give haircuts to half the team.
The barber won 2-up.
"Louis and myself, we were guinea pigs," Schwartzel said. "He went first and basically lost all his hair. And then I figured I just needed a little touch-up on the sides, and I ended up losing all my hair. None of the other guys volunteered to go."
Oosthuizen sheepishly removed his cap to show what the USGA might term a "closely mown area" over the ears.
"I didn't work out as well as we thought," Oosthuizen said. "We ended up shaving everything off. Walking into the team room last night, the two of us, we looked like we came straight out of the Army. This morning, waking up and looking at each other, we just laughed."
Schwartzel's hair was even shorter.
"I didn't even recognize Charl when I walked in the room," Ernie Els said. "It was like, 'What the hell happened to you?' They don't even cut out hair like that in the Army back in the day."
Oosthuizen figured it would at least count toward team spirit. If it's any consolation, most of the U.S. team got crew cuts on the Saturday night of the 1999 Ryder Cup, and then they produced the greatest comeback in history by rallying from a 10-6 deficit at The Country Club.
TIGER AND DUF: Jason Dufner figures he's being selfish by asking to be Tiger Woods' partner during some of the team matches at the Ryder Cup.
"He's the greatest player in the world, maybe the greatest of all time," Dufner said. "I can say I was his partner in the Presidents Cup."
It would be the 10th partner Woods has had in the Presidents Cup, and 19th when adding the Ryder Cup.
Oddly enough, it was his first pairing with Woods as a pro that first taught Dufner how to handle large crowds.
Woods was the top draw at the 2009 Australian Masters at Kingston Heath, which featured record crowds and an atmosphere as big as any major championship that year. Dufner was between stops in China and Japan, and IMG provided the unheralded American a sponsor's exemption to the Australian Masters.
They were paired in the third round — Dufner had a 71, Woods a 72. Dufner played in the group ahead of Woods on the last day — still a huge crowd as the gallery waited for Woods — and he tied for third. Woods won the tournament, his last victory before his personal life unraveled.
"That was just wall-to-wall people," Dufner said. "He was No. 1 in the world and it was my first time playing before a crowd that big. I think I did all right."
TOP TEACHERS: Butch Harmon, who has had two clients go to No. 1 in the world, remains No. 1 in Golf Digest's latest survey, "50 Best Teachers."
A panel of 1,200 leading golf instructors across the country voted Harmon the best teacher in America for the seventh time, and sixth consecutive time. The biggest move was by Sean Foley, who went from No. 35 in the previous ranking to No. 2. Foley not only has a great stable — Tiger Woods, Hunter Mahan, Justin Rose and Lee Westwood — he has reached a stage where he had to turn down a former No. 1 in Luke Donald.
Rounding out the top 10 were Jim McLean, Mike Bender, David Leadbetter, Chuck Cook, Jim Hardy, Todd Anderson, Mike Adams and Martin Hall.
Among the newcomers to the "Best 50" was Claude Harmon III (No. 34), giving the list a father-son combination. Pia Nilsson was the highest-rated female teacher at No. 17.
Golf Digest also surveyed 100 tour players and more than 600 readers. The players voted Foley at No. 1, followed by Harmon and Todd Anderson. The readers had Harmon, Foley and McLean.
The full list is available in the November issue, which was available in tablets Tuesday and stands next Tuesday.
NEXT STOP: The 50 players who earned their cards through the Web.com Tour Finals don't have much time to start making plans for the PGA Tour season. It starts next week in California at the Frys.com Open.
Ryo Ishikawa might have been the only player at Sawgrass who already has a World Golf Championship on the horizon.
Ishikawa is eligible for the HSBC Champions in Shanghai at the end of the month — with an $8.5 million purse — based on his win last year in the Taiheiyo Masters on the Japan Golf Tour. Like other WGCs, it has no cut.
It was reminiscent of when Carlos Franco made it through the old version of Q-school in November 1998, even though he broke his putter and used his driver on the greens over the last seven holes. Franco was asked after getting his card where he could play next. His answer took a minute to digest.
The Presidents Cup.
Franco had won twice on the Japan Golf Tour that year and his world ranking was high enough to make the International team.
FOX AND THE PEACOCK: Golf Digest in its November issue has a comprehensive look at how the USGA decided to end a 20-year relationship with NBC Sports and signed a 12-year deal with Fox Sports to televise the U.S. Open and other USGA events. Fox has never televised a golf tournament in America. The deal begins in 2015.
Among some of the interesting nuggets:
— USGA president Glen Nager, in meeting with NBC and Golf Channel executives at Seminole Golf Club in the spring, mentioned how the U.S. Open used to be the most highly rated major championship.
"I told them that if you went back the '70s and looked at TV ratings and other indicia of what makes a championship great, the U.S. Open was considered the premier major championship in golf," Nager told the magazine. "And that if we looked at indicia today, the Masters is considered the No. 1 major in golf. I said I wanted to work with a media partner that had a proposal to elevate the U.S. Open and the other USGA championships and the USGA as a governance organization."
— The USGA said in announcing the Fox deal that golf coverage requires "bold and unique approaches" and that Fox shared its vision for innovative ideas. The magazine reported that two hours after the press release, David Neal — a former NBC executive now at Fox — called NBC golf producer Tommy Roy to talk about coming to Fox.
— Former USGA president Sandy Tatum expressed concern about the amount of money Fox paid. The magazine said it was for $93 million a year.
"How are they going to be able to justify the money they spent without increasing the commercial clutter of the telecast?" Tatum said. "That will destroy the telecast."
DIVOTS: Former Cincinnati Reds third baseman Chris Sabo and former Seattle Mariners pitcher Erik Hanson are among those playing the U.S. Mid-Amateur that starts Saturday at the Country Club of Birmingham. ... Thomas O'Toole, Jr. has been nominated to serve a one-year term as president of the USGA. O'Toole, who has spent the past two years as vice president, is to be formally elected Feb. 8 at the USGA's annual meeting at Pinehurst. ... Luke List led the PGA Tour in driving distance. He failed to keep his card. ... Women's British Open champion Stacy Lewis will represent the LPGA Tour along with Natalie Gulbis and Cristie Kerr in the Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge on Nov. 12 at Rio Secco in Las Vegas.
STAT OF THE WEEK: Ernie Els has partnered players from every continent (except Europe) in the Presidents Cup.
FINAL WORD: "That's how you win golf tournaments. It's not how many birdies you make, it's not many mistakes you don't." — Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey.


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As we move into 2009 with a new administration and a new Congress, the steel industry will be aggressive in its efforts to advance a pro-manufacturing agenda. The domestic steel industry looks forward to working with Barack Obama's administration and members of the 111th Congress in order to advance this agenda, which we believe will strengthen the economy and benefit all Americans.
The steel industry, a fundamental component of the U.S. manufacturing sector, generates 1.2 million jobs and contributes $350 billion a year to the economy. To keep this engine revved, however, the U.S. must support trade, climate, energy and transportation policies that bolster America's competitiveness in the global marketplace as well as policies which strengthen and secure America's infrastructure.
Trade legislation
Trade remains an important legislative issue for the domestic steel industry. The U.S. manufacturing sector is still a vital national economic and strategic asset, and one that can thrive only if there is a level playing field that allows American companies the opportunity to compete in the global marketplace. Unfortunately, however, U.S. industry continues to bear the brunt of unfair trade practices that violate World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and U.S. trade laws.
A good example in the global arena is the Chinese government's subsidization of its domestic steel industry ($52 billion over the past 10 years), which has led to excess capacity, an artificial undervaluation of its currency and lax environmental standards, to point out just the top of the list of practices distorting the international steel market. More manufacturing jobs, specifically steel jobs, are going to be shipped overseas unless the new administration takes a strong stand in favor of enforcing current trade laws.
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) and the domestic steel industry urge the new administration and Congress to establish and enforce trade policies that will truly level the international playing field for all manufacturing. This includes a significant revaluation of China's currency and new tools to fight currency misalignment, implementing and enforcing stronger trade laws and fixing WTO tax and trade inequities.
The United States and other countries committed to the operation of free markets in international trade must enforce the rules of trade—rules that some countries have agreed to but are ignoring.
Energy legislation
The American steel industry has already made great strides in reducing its energy intensity. In fact, since 1975 the industry has collectively invested more than $60 billion in new technology to improve energy efficiency and since 1990 energy consumption per ton of steel shipped has dropped by 33 percent. We are doing our part to improve the industry's energy efficiency but we are an industry that needs sound energy legislation in order to stay competitive.
Like other significant energy-consuming industries, American steel's competitiveness is largely influenced by the cost of energy. If U.S. energy costs continue upwards unabated, it will increase the likelihood that foreign manufacturers with access to more-affordable energy will capture U.S. jobs and domestic market share.
In order to have a robust and competitive manufacturing base in the United States, it's key to have access to a reliable, affordable and abundant energy supply. The nation has suffered too long without a forward-looking energy policy. We must act expeditiously to promote development of U.S. energy resources to help secure future economic growth. Failure to do so puts our economy, manufacturing and steel industry at risk.
Climate change legislation
When it comes to climate change, the American steel industry is part of the solution in this discussion, not the problem.
The domestic steel industry is the most efficient in the world. In addition to energy-reduction initiatives, steel is in the forefront of recycling. In fact, steel is the most recycled material in the United States—more than all other materials combined. Using more scrap metal in the steelmaking process significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and we believe that the recycling issue must be part of any approach to the reduction of such emissions.
Even though we are a leader on the issue of climate change, we are not standing still. Since carbon is still necessary in the current steelmaking processes, we are working on aggressive research programs to develop the next generation of iron and steelmaking technologies that will drastically reduce or eliminate carbon dioxide emissions. In addition, we have, and are developing, new types of steel products that lead the way in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions footprint of our customers. For instance, high-strength steel allows automobiles to be designed with a much lower vehicle weight, thus requiring less fuel, all while maintaining vehicle safety.
We believe that any climate-change legislation must hold foreign manufacturers to comparable standards; if not, we can predict that U.S. manufacturing jobs will migrate to countries with lower environmental standards, thus actually increasing global greenhouse gas emissions. The carbon footprint of major foreign competitors selling in the U.S. market is substantially higher than that of the domestic industry as a whole.
We believe that any competitiveness provisions should apply simultaneously to domestic and foreign companies selling in the U.S. market and use the same baseline periods; they should not invite subsidies by foreign governments and should not enable the administration to waive the requirements for foreign manufacturers.
A globally competitive economy depends on an effective and efficient infrastructure. Last year, the American Society of Civil Engineers rated 15 categories of infrastructure as being in poor condition—indicating room for improvement, which will create significant demand for U.S. manufacturing and steel fabricated products. The passage of the Transportation Equity Act addressed a major portion of the infrastructure expansion and improvement in the United States and provided a high-profile opportunity for steel; however, that act needs to be renewed.
While some highway and transportation infrastructure issues are being addressed through current law, it is becoming apparent that a broader public policy approach needs to be considered to address long-term infrastructure requirements of the country. These go beyond highways and bridges to include water needs, power distribution, flood control, ports and navigation, as well as homeland security and defense (to name a few). The expansion of "Buy American" provisions to other federal programs should be considered as well as the enforcement of existing "Buy American" laws.
Now is the time for our country to re-invest in itself. The AISI will continue to call for a comprehensive, long-term approach to keeping America's infrastructure system safe, sturdy and reliable.
Looking forward
This is a critical time for our nation, especially with the current economic situation. The new administration and Congress have daunting challenges ahead of them, as do we in the manufacturing and steel sectors. It is our commitment to work tirelessly to keep U.S. manufacturing competitive and viable domestically and globally.
In order to do this, we need to work with the new administration and Congress on crafting legislation that will promote U.S. manufacturing and U.S. jobs. We need strong and enforceable trade laws, an approach to climate change that holds foreign manufacturers accountable, an energy policy that brings real energy security to our nation, and investments to strengthen and modernize America's infrastructure. It will be important for all of us in the manufacturing sector, whose health is vital to economic revival, to identify a broad and unifying agenda that we can work on and advance together.
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|2012-07-06, 10:25
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Best anime this season sorry im not being bias =D hehehehehe
but i really enjoyed the raw i like the changes this time to episode 1 compared to the manga chapter 1
ill have a better comment/review when the ...s come out
Ps to lolitron, Eroprince and Dirty ash tray
No white lines at least in the raws enjoy!
|2012-07-06, 10:39
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I'm torn. I'm a bit annoyed since they significantly altered Lisara's personality, at least in episode 1. While in the manga she is feeling a bit embarrassed and guilty, she comes across as nearly ruthless in the anime. Also, scriptwise, I'd definitely prefer the manga version, too. There was NO NEED for this kind of change, including the stupid fight and the multiple forced fanservice shots.
On the plus side, the animation itself was good, there were enough chuckle moments remaining, and I think I can get used to this different version of Lisara aswell. So, let's move on and see what they have in store
|2012-07-06, 18:31
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Enjoying Snack Time!
I watched the first episode and...still skeptical. The main character to me is totally unidentifiable, I just can't click with him. I know it's the first episode and everything, but...ugh, still need to watch more to see where this goes. Main girl is hot though, I give it that.
Why isn't this moved into the current series listings yet?
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So then who would you pick for MC voice then?
Still great show a must watch .
@Kirito Thats a good question.
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yea now that subbed is out this aint a spoiler but they Lisara said he would die in 3 months which is odd since they never said anything like that in the manga. Of course that just means that during that 3 months lisara's gonna fall for him and near the end of the anime when he's about to die lisara will give up her shinigami powers to save his life and watch him become human
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I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Why don't you give your own "why" first?
ok i will do exactly that. firstly i was molested when i was young by two different people who i dony even know and secondly bc its just wrong to do that s**t to kids.
FYI it is possible for someone to be a pedophile without actually molesting children.
what does that mean
a child deserves a childhood and happiness.
and you actually mispelled paedophile. silly rabbit.
pedophile (pe·do·phile)Pronunciation: /?ped??f?l/(British paedophile)nouna person who is sexually attracted to children.Origin:from pedo- + -phile
death should only be reserved for child molesters and those who beat women and children. thieves and addicts etc..
never really did anything wrong. yeah i believe its k to kill given correct circumstances.
first i really dont have to answer you but do anyways bc i have nothing better to do. second my age matters not. i exist outside of time. i havent aged a single day since i was 15.
ok chronos. i am legally 21 years of age . like i said before i no longer age so it matters not. i really appreciate your contribution to my most ridicoulous thread .
chronos i will refer you to a wikipedia thingy k ?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizophreniamaybe you can understand after that article deal.whatever lol.
death should only be reserved for child molesters and those who beat women and children. thieves and addicts etc.. This makes the water completely muddy. ETC = et cetera, which means to go on and on and ... on ...actually mr chronos you MISQOUTED .and if you would take the time to read..you would notcie that there is indeed a what? a what?? a period at the end of that sentence clearly and obviously indicating that the sentence was ended there. hmm. who knew ! but for real if u got a banannna pudding recipe id appreciate it . and btw i wish to stick with my original question which i see chronos has failed to answer or legitamtely write about. all i see is his mega speculation of my self. which is actually kinda cool. i like chronos and he or she gets ten points.
he fucked her up for life. like permanant.
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Both procedures are done in the dentist's office and depending on the type of material and type of procedure the dentist performs can be done the same day or may require being processed by an outside dental lab and take a day or two to complete. Denture pastes may be an emergency fix but are messy and depending on how loose the dentures are may not work at all. Questions your dentist will probably ask in order to assist your mother with her problem are:
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STOCKTON - When the economy tanked, families had fewer dollars burning holes in their pockets.
STOCKTON - When the economy tanked, families had fewer dollars burning holes in their pockets.
Even those who kept their jobs saw wealth disappear as housing prices plummeted. Further down the economic food chain, retailers took their hit, too.
It was felt in the large retail centers across San Joaquin County. Now that conditions appear to be improving, the big local retail centers are getting ready - albeit carefully - for better days ahead.
Economic indicators in the county seem to be headed in a direction that would be good for retailers in the year to come, said Harry Mavrogenes, a San Joaquin County government official focusing on economic development.
"I think retail will take a cautious look toward expansion," he said.
The county has large retail centers from Tracy up through Lodi. Many of the county's large shopping centers are found in central Stockton, around Weberstown and Sherwood malls and other centers.
These range from the venerable Lincoln Center, a shopping destination since the 1950s, to Stonecreek Village, a modern and upscale setting and a relative newcomer to the Stockton shopping scene.
From its inception, Stonecreek Village was meant to be a unique addition, a "lifestyle center" with all the shopping options of a traditional center but with dining and leisure amenities. It had upscale consumers in mind as it was developed, and it attracted an impressive lineup of retailers.
The first shop opened its doors at Stonecreek Village in 2008, a few months before the mortgage meltdown led to the near collapse of the global financial system.
But the Village has more than survived. At the start of 2013, the center was more than 90 percent full, and the property manager is hopeful the remaining slots will be filled within the year. And almost all of the top names from the beginning are still there.
The most prominent of the branches is REI, the outdoor-gear retailer. And still there are Talbots, Ann Taylor Loft, Coldwater Creek, Jos. A. Bank and others on the retail front. For food, shoppers have been able to take a break at BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, and more.
Offices bring built-in traffic, and special events like summer concerts continue to be a draw, said Tricia Wilkalis, regional property manager for Stone Bros. and Associates, which manages the facility. "It's a place where people like to come and gather."
Sales rose 7 percent in 2012, she said. "It's certainly a sign the economy is making a comeback."
Stone Bros. also manages Sherwood Mall, which has a different clientele, but also saw sales rise in 2012, she said.
Lincoln Center has been a "lifestyle center" since before the term was coined, and it is still a place where people come to shop, eat, have coffee and arrange play dates for their children, said Phil Johnson, president of Sims-Grupe Management. It has a mix of shops and restaurants, some of them spilling out into the center's Brick Walk, complete with outdoor seating and a fountain. It even has a selection of grocery stores, from Podesto's Market to Safeway to Trader Joe's.
The first signs of the economic downturn were there at the end of 2006. Through the worst of it, management worked with tenants and maintained an occupancy rate of around 96 or 97 percent, he said. It is lower since Campbell's in the Village shut its doors last year.
But the holiday shopping numbers from 2012 are higher than they were a year ago. "It was definitely going in the right direction."
In the past year or so, the center has added new shops - including three new apparel stores - and a new restaurant is expected to open this spring.
"We're starting to see more leasing activity," Johnson said. "That's a good sign."
The center is looking at options for the 22,000-square-foot space left behind by Campbell's. Besides a new tenant, the center could expand the space or tear it down, replacing it with smaller shops around a new courtyard.
It's a big enough space that it could attract a national tenant, Johnson said.
Among the attributes those national retailers look for are centers and areas with proven history, the county's Mavrogenes said. And in San Joaquin County, the Pacific Avenue retail corridor is one of those areas.
"The chains tend to look for that kind of location," he said.
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Meet the Actress Set to Star in the "James Wan Presents" Untitled Movie, Maria Bello
Meet the Actress Set to Star in the "James Wan Presents" Untitled Movie, Maria Bello
-- Dimension Films recently announced that it is starting a new line of films that will carry the title tag "James Wan Presents." The first thriller movie in this line will feature Maria Bello as the female lead, although the movie is as yet untitled. The film will be produced by James Wan and Lee Clay, directing duties will fall to Will Canon, and scriptwriting has been left to Max La Bella.
Wan is an Australian film producer, director, and screenwriter of Chinese heritage. He has directed several movies, including "Insidious," "Saw," and "Death Sentence." Canon is a film actor, writer, director, producer, and editor who has been involved with numerous films, including "Brotherhood," "Air Jesus," and "Youngster." La Bella is a film writer and editor and is also ABC's full-time news editor.
Bello has worked with Clay in the past, in "Beautiful Boy," and has been quoted as saying that she loved their working relationship. Now that they have been partnered again, it is only a matter of time before fans see what this loving working relationship will produce. The talented actress added that she is looking forward to the start of the production. Wan has also been quoted as saying that he is thrilled by the project and that the talent that he will be working with is amazing. He revealed that Bello was the first choice for the role she has been cast for.
The thriller Bello is set to star in is set in the aftermath of a gruesome massacre. Five college students have just been killed in an abandoned home, and a detective, Mark Lewis, arrives on the scene with Dr. Elizabeth Klein, a psychologist, who will be portrayed by Maria Bello. The two start questioning one of the few survivors who explains that the group had been on an amateur ghost-hunting expedition and that they had come to the house because it was rumored to be the scene of paranormal phenomenon. The student goes on to explain how their seemingly harmless hunt had turned violent, and he believes that the fault lies with the house itself.
The studio made the announcement of Bello's involvement with "James Wan Presents" on Nov. 13, 2012, and the shooting of the thriller film is scheduled to start in Baton Rouge, Los Angeles, in early 2013.
Bello was born in Norristown, Pennsylvania, to Kathy, a school nurse and teacher, and Joe, a contractor. She is of mixed parentage; her father is an Italian American, and her mother is a Polish American. Her working class family was Roman Catholic and she attended Carroll High School in Radnor, Pennsylvania, before going to Villanova University, where she majored in political science.
Although Bello originally wanted to be a lawyer, it seemed that she was destined to be an actress. She started acting while in her senior year, after taking a few acting classes, by getting involved with small off-Broadway plays, including "Urban Planning" and "The Killer Inside Me" before graduating to television series such as "ER," "Due South," and "Mr. & Mrs. Smith."
Soon after, her acting career took another interesting turn when she began getting film roles. Some of the movies she has acted in include "Coyote Ugly," "The Jane Austen Book Club," "The Cooler," and "A History of Violence." The last two earned her two nominations for Golden Globe awards in the Best Supporting Actress category. She was also nominated for Golden Globe awards in the Best Actress category for "A History of Violence." Her latest movies and televising series include "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor," "The Yellow Handkerchief," "Prime Suspect," Law & Order: SVU," and several others.
Most fans of Bello credit her with a wonderful combination of brains, beauty, and talent. In most of her films, she is cast in the roles of smart but complex characters who are often damaged. The fact she managed to pull off most of these roles successfully shows something about the strength of her acting prowess. She is also one of the few actors who have successfully transitioned from television to film roles: a feat that many artists agree is daunting. In her busy career, Bello has managed to find time for involvement in films of mass appeal alongside smaller productions.
Despite all these things, Bello still finds time for humanitarian work. Together with Alison Thompson, Aleda Frishman, and Barbara Guillaume, she co-founded We Advance. The four set up the charitable organization in the wake of the 2010 Haiti earthquake to champion improvement of the healthcare system for Haitian women. Bello is also one of the board members of The CQ Matrix company. Only time will tell how her role in her upcoming thriller movie will be received.


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One of the best fall runs in memory awaits anglers who seek two-fish limits of striped bass. Simple put, bass are everywhere that floating grass and hyacinth allow bait fishers to try.
One of the best fall runs in memory awaits anglers who seek two-fish limits of striped bass. Simple put, bass are everywhere that floating grass and hyacinth allow bait fishers to try.
Take your choice of locations, mainly in the west Delta where there is much less debris to foul lines, such as Montezuma Slough, Chain Island, Honker Bay, Antioch Bridge, West Island, Sherman Lake and the Firing Line. Bullheads for the top bait, without doubt, but threadfin shad will also produce stripers, mostly 3 to 12 pounders, with the rare 20-pound and larger fish a possibility.
Mudsuckers and shad also produce on the anchor around Medford, Mandeville and Venice islands, Santa Clara Shoals, False River, mouth of Three Mile Slough and inside flooded Mildred Island and Frank's Tract. Some choose to drift with live bluegill. However, these waters are plugged with hyacinth and difficult to fish.
There's very little trolling but, if vegetation allows, there are schools of sub-legal to 5 pounds cruising above and below the Rio Vista Bridge and down the line toward the Powerlines and Horseshoe at Decker Island. The few who choose to troll run deep-diving lures to reach 12- to 16-foot depths. P-Line Predator, Yo-Zuri and Rat-L Trap are good choices.
Minus tides and storms have caused largemouth bass to seemingly scurry for cover, at least, the bigger fish. There are plenty of 11/2-pound largemouth to hook with rip baits, crank baits, jigs and swim baits.
The minus flows are a boon to sturgeon, especially in deep environs in Montezuma Slough, Middlegrounds and Cache Slough, where mud shrimp and grass shrimp are key offerings.
While salmon fishing season remains open, the fall-run is over for the mighty Chinook. A handful are caught each week in the Mokelumne River west of Highway 99, where the fishery is closed. A better option is to visit the Mokelumne River Fish Hatchery and Van Assen Park off McIntire Road east of Clements and view the spawning salmon.
Ocean - Charters offer combination trips for Dungeness crabs and rockfish and the action is so good, most anglers come home with the fixings for a cioppino. Ten-fish, six-crab limits are the rule. Better hurry for the peak of crab pot pulling. Commercial crab fishermen will reduce the numbers by Thanksgiving. Salmon fishing closed Sunday.
San Pablo Bay - Not much action for halibut or striped bass, but minus tides this week have anglers focusing on sturgeon, particularly at the Pumphouse. Mud shrimp is the top fodder, available from Loch Lomond Live Bait in San Rafael.
American - Chances for king salmon from the Grist Mill access to Nimbus Basin, especially with roe. Some kings are dark, others reasonably bright. Be sure to know what sections of the river are open and which are closed.
Klamath - From Seiad Valley to Iron Gate steelhead are thick, feeding on salmon eggs. Steelhead run 3 to 7 pounds and on the upper end of the river, guides are posting 20-plus fish per day, it's that good. Salmon are dark and not edible.
Sierra Streams - General trout fishing season closes Thursday.
Trinity - Junction City to Lewiston is the productive stretch to fish for steelhead to 9 pounds. Bouncing roe is the ticket, though some fly fishers toss brindle bugs.
Amador - The bet goes on with concessionaires releasing 1,000 pounds of trophy-sized trout each day of the week. These brutes weigh 2 to 6 pounds each. Try Power Bait, floating a red egg under a bobber or tossing spinners such as Roostertail or Mepps.
Camanche - The third annual Trout Derby produced a 9.31-pound rainbow worth $738 and a $700 payout for the top team with the heaviest three-fish limit. Additionally, 2-of-100 tagged trout worth $500 each were caught, leaving 98-tagged fish still swimming around. Concessionaires will award free night's lodging in a cabin for four to anyone who brings in a tagged trout before Dec. 31. Another 1,800 pounds of Mt. Lassen Hatchery rainbows were released Monday. Trollers and bank anglers are catching fish. Meanwhile, black bass enthusiasts are enjoying limit catches, though the typical size is only about 2 pounds.
Los Vaqueros - Approximately 2,400 pounds of Mt. Lassen trout, 2-10 pounds, will be released this week. Best action for rainbows is the South Cove with garlic-scented baits. Striped bass, 18-24 inches, feeding on shad minnows on the surface, getting fooled by worm-tailed jigs and Rat-l Traps. Lake hours are 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
New Melones - Both bank anglers and those on the troll find pretty slow action for trout, though a 3.2-pound rainbow was logged this week. Better option is for spotted bass, down 10-30 feet, with lures and jigs that imitate crawfish or shad. Channel catfish are in the shallows, especially on cloudy, rainy days and get after cut mackerel. Middle ramp at Glory Hole is open.
Oak Grove - The 28th annual Trout Bout is Saturday and the 10-acre lake will be loaded with rainbows just prior to the event. Fishing is free for youth, 15 years and under. Adults must purchase a daily fishing permit and possess a valid California Fishing License. Members of the Delta Fly Fishers will run the derby. Information: (209) 331-2050; mgzoo.com.
Ottesen's picks: 1. Delta (striped bass). 2. Ocean (Dungeness crabs/rockfish). 3. Oak Grove Park (Saturday trout derby).


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I would like to ask about tanween. What is the difference between two dhamma next to each other and a tanween dhamma?
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There is no difference. Two dhammah next to each other are what the tanween usually looks like. When the letter of the next word after the tanween dhammah is letter of , the tanween is written with one dhammah inverted as in:; when the rule is ikhfa' or idhgaam, the tanween is written with two dhammah both facing the same way, such as in: . When the rule of the tanween is , the second dhammah is written as a to indicate the iqlaab, or changing of the noon saakinah of the tanween into a , such as in: . For more information about these rules, please see: http://www.abouttajweed.com/the_noon_saakinah_and_tanween.htm
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Revamping the FlamesThe Calgary Flames have changed dramatically since the NHL Entry Draft. Three trades; plenty of signings and, essentially, a team that will look much different than the one that finished with a Game 7 loss to San Jose in the first round of the playoffs in the spring.
Sutter and Co. busy making team younger and quicker
For starters, the entire left side of the forward group will be different. On the right side, expect two new faces. On the blueline at least one new face -- although Mark Giordano has spent plenty of team in the Flames organization. It will be a younger team, and, most likely, a faster team than the 2007-08 model. The Flames will be promoting from within their farm system and adding from the outside.
"We wanted to keep our centres because we knew we would be changing the wingers," said general manager Darryl Sutter, the man responsible for the shaping of the team. "I'm excited about it because the kids are good players and they are guys who want to be here."
With all the activity, it's time to slow things down a little and take a look at the puzzle that Sutter is building.
The Flames began working out a deal for Alex Tanguay at last season's trade deadline and pulled the trigger on it at the Entry Draft in Ottawa, sending Tanguay to Montreal for a first round pick. That enabled them to make a move to get Mike Cammalleri for their first round pick to begin the off-season makeover. It was an important move, considering the high price being paid in the free agent market today.
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The Flames got a lot of their big names signed over the previous year. Jarome Iginla, Robyn Regehr last summer, then Miikka Kiprusoff and Dion Phaneuf during the season.
Even so, they had four free agents to deal with; Daymond Langkow, Craig Conroy, Eric Nystrom and Curtis McElhinney. They all could have become unrestricted free agents July 1 but the Flames re-signed them prior to that point, helping to shape what they would do when the free agent frenzy hit.
What the Flames did was kick some tires -- they talked with defenceman Wade Redden -- and eventually signed forward Curtis Glencross. There's defencemen Cory Sarich, Adrian Aucoin, Rhett Warrener and Anders Eriksson returning on the blueline, too. That will create some competition on the back-end during training camp, which is some 11 weeks away, for the latter three.
"Our focus always, here, is very simple. Make sure our top guys are kept in place. We were able to do that. I think our defence is in that position and I think our forwards are in that position,"said Sutter.
Forwards Mike Cammalleri, Kyle Greentree, Rene Bourque, Curtis Glencross and defenceman Mark Giordano are the notable newcomers from the outside. Cammalleri is an offensive forward who is expected to play on the top line while Greentree, Bourque and Glencross are young players with upsides offensively.
Giordano, of course, returns to the Flames after a one-year absence while he was in Russia playing in Moscow. Cammalleri, came via a trade on draft day with Los Angeles, Greentree in a deal with Philadelphia, Bourque in a trade with Chicago while Glencross came as a free agent after playing in Columbus and Edmonton last season.
The Flames had an eye on Greentree when he was with the University of Alaska but were outbid for his services by Philadelphia."We just stayed on it," said Sutter. The knock on Greentree is training but Sutter noted that he will be moving to Calgary in early July and "like it or not, he will be in shape." Sutter, however, said the player has an upside offensively. "He is a big kid, good in traffic and has good hands."
Glencross had 15 goals in 62 games last season while Bourque had 10 in 62 games. Greentree had 24 goals in 80 games in the American Hockey League and played just two NHL games for the Flyers this season. All three players are good skaters who are not afraid of the tough places. So, in essence, the team gets faster and a little better along the walls. "They are all big kids that can skate, have upside offensively and are good defensively," said Sutter.
This is where the more significant changes will be. At this point the Flames depth chart has an entire new left side with Cammalleri, Bourque, Greentree and Glencross. Eric Nystrom, who found a regular spot on the team in the playoffs, is in that mix, too. A couple of these guys are versatile and able to move to the right side so training camp will be used to sort some of this out. "We have some guys who play different positions. How it fits is up to the kids and the coaches to determine."
At centre, Langkow remains as the top guy, with Matthew Lombardi, Craig Conroy, Wayne Primeau and perhaps Dustin Boyd, rounding out the position. Both Primeau and Boyd can move to the right wing if necessary.
On the right side, of course, is Iginla, the team's anchor. David Moss and Brandon Prust and one other (Boyd, Primeau, or one of the newcomers) will round out the right side. Expect David Van Der Gulik, who has been in the Flames system for a number of years, to also get a long look with the big club.
Pencil in Dion Phaneuf, Mark Giordano, Jim Vandermeer, Cory Sarich and Robyn Regehr for sure. Adrian Aucoin, Anders Eriksson and Rhett Warrener will battle for the six and seven spots. But the Flames have no intention of keeping eight around. "Robyn, Cory, Dion, Jimmy and Gio, they're still young guys and they are going to improve. Then you have the three veterans, those three guys are going to fight for spots to play on our team. And they're not all going to be here, that's obvious," said Sutter.
Miikka Kiprusoff will be the man in the pipes once again this season. But he will be joined by Curtis McElhinney. Born in London, Ont., but raised in Calgary, McElhinney likely would have been with the team last season but was injured and never returned from the minors. Last training camp the battle was between he and Brent Krahn. This year, it is more likely that he will simply battle for ice time against Kiprusoff, the undisputed No. 1. "We clearly wanted one of those guys to play on our team. Them getting injured hurt that plan and we had to go outside," said Sutter, who brought on veteran Curtis Joseph late in the season.
Calgary wants to be younger and quicker next season. Gone are the days of signing a free agent veteran to be a leader in the dressing room.
"We've taken great pride in the last five years in having a team that is very competitive on a nightly basis," said Sutter. "and when you see guys who aren't competitive on a nightly basis, it bothers me. To be quite honest, I think we've had players in the last couple of years who are prominent players who have not done that and they've hurt us. Now we'll have the young guys who do do it on a nightly basis."
And the leaders are already in the dressing room.
"It's a younger team. It's a quicker team. We will live with some of the little mistakes and it will put a little more onus on some of those veterans who are supposed to be providing great leadership," said Sutter.


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2013 Nissan Cube: New Car Review
Pros: Spacious; maneuverable; easygoing ride; hip and stylish; nice roster of standard features.
Cons: Some interior plastics feel cheap; questionably appliance-like styling; not very spirited or nimble; noticeable road and wind noise.
What's New: Base 1.8 and Indigo edition no longer available.
Nothing looks quite like the boxy and asymmetrical Nissan Cube. Inside and out, the Cube has style that's anything but commonplace, yet this economical hatchback offers surprising practicality and utility. Mostly unchanged for the new model year, the 2013 Nissan Cube remains a fun and functional choice.
The Cube's most notable characteristic is its love-it-or-hate-it styling. Its boxlike shape is spearheaded by an expressionless front end and a strangely asymmetrical rear defined by a wraparound back window. The Cube's large swing-out rear door adds both to its versatility and its overall styling theme. The Cube's slab-sided, appliance-like design is definitely not for everyone.
Styling aside, the Cube has the right footprint to tool around narrow city streets without hangups. Its concise measurements make tight parking spaces less of a challenge. And despite its smallish exterior, the Cube's geometry allows for a remarkably spacious interior with plenty of passenger and cargo room.
Except for new Puredrive exterior badges and one new paint color, the Cube remains unchanged for 2013. Two previously available versions, the base 1.8 and the S Indigo edition, are no longer included in the lineup.
Offering style and guile, the Nissan Cube is a viable choice for buyers with a brave sense of style and a need for practicality.
Comfort & Utility
The Cube has one of the most unique 5-passenger interiors we've ever seen. Aside from being practical and laden with features, it is highly stylized, with unusual elements such as a round, dash-top swatch of shag carpeting and a wavy headliner that mimics the ripples of a pebble dropped in water. Compelling textures, circular design elements and specialized mood lighting in various hues add to the effect.
The theme is artful but also simple and functional. The gauges and controls are easy to read and operate. The front seats are comfortable, well-padded and well-positioned. The spacious rear seats offer a recline-and-slide feature to accommodate passengers of varying heights. Also, both rows offer an abundance of head- and legroom, thanks to the Cube's space-efficient upright design.
The Cube's interior shape also pays off in cargo space. With the rear seat folded down, this wagon-like car has a cargo capacity of more than 50 cu-ft, close to that of some compact crossovers. That's enough to haul a considerable amount of luggage or gear.
The 2013 Nissan Cube is available in two trim levels: S and SL. Standard convenience equipment for the S includes cruise control, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a 6-speaker stereo. The top SL model adds automatic climate control and an option package with some technology content.
The Cube doesn't have as many advanced electronic features as some of its competitors. Optional amenities include a push-button start, Bluetooth connectivity, a backup camera and touchscreen navigation with real-time traffic information. All of these features are included with the Preferred package, which is optional only on the Cube SL.
Performance & Fuel Economy
The front-wheel-drive Cube is powered by a 1.8-liter, 4-cylinder engine producing 122 horsepower and 127 lb-ft of torque. Power is delivered by either a standard 6-speed manual transmission or an optional continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT).
The engine offers a smooth, steady power delivery, especially when paired with the CVT. This transmission also helps optimize engine output and fuel efficiency. The only drawback is the engine's tendency to sound labored at higher rpm.
Fuel economy is rated at 27 mpg city and 31 mpg highway with the CVT or 25/30 mpg with the manual transmission.
Standard safety features for the Cube include ABS, traction control, stability control, active front head restraints and six airbags: front, side and head curtain.
The Cube earned four out of five stars in crash tests from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the highest ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
Driving Impressions
The Cube was made for city driving. It's quick and it accelerates adequately off the line, making it ideal for stop-and-go urban driving. The Cube is highly maneuverable in tight parking lots and narrow streets, with a small footprint and a tight turning radius.
At higher speeds, the Cube exhibits noticeable wind and road noise. Its ride is mostly comfortable, but the Cube is not a very able handler. Its high center of gravity results in considerable body roll in corners. The Cube also suffers from light steering and a softly sprung suspension. Agility and nimbleness are not among its strengths.
Other Cars to Consider
Scion xB: Both the xB and the Cube are stylish approaches to small practical transportation. The Cube has more passenger and cargo space, while the xB offers premium high-tech audio features and a more responsive engine.
Kia Soul: Like the Cube, the Soul is known for its hip and funky styling. Both cars benefit from an abundance of available features and ample passenger room. Both also suffer from a noisy ride.
Honda Fit: The Fit offers a much sportier drive, emphasizing nimbleness and precise steering. Its exterior styling is also more aerodynamic than the Cube, helping it achieve better fuel economy. The Fit's interior is more modern, with a wider array of standard and optional features. However, the Cube has more passenger and cargo space and enjoys a softer, more compliant ride.
AutoTrader Recommends
We prefer the range-topping Cube SL. This model offers a range of practical and upscale features but still remains affordable. Select the Preferred package, which adds useful features including a push-button start, navigation, a backup camera and a USB interface. We also strongly recommend going with the CVT transmission for better performance and fuel economy.


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Moving linux install to a new computer
A buddy of mine has found me a new server for our role-playing forums we run and my other web sites. I finally have my current server stable and running good though it is a bit slow (AMD 2400+ 2 GB RAM). I am running Ubuntu 11.4 (maybe?).
I don't know what I am getting yet or if there are hard drives in the system. If there are no hard drives, can I just put my hard drive from the existing computer into the new one? If there is a hard drive (or RAID), what would be the best approach to migrate the server to the new one?
I am running LAMP with WordPress, phpBB and couple other small web applications. I also have SVN running. That is basically it. I keep all software up-to-date.