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i teabag you. seriously. call me maybe.So I havent gotten to vent to you guys about this yet. Its one of the reasons I've been missing from the forums for a while. I'd mentioned in the Expressing joy thread like a month ago that I had hooked up with a friend and it had been happening on a semi regular basis, that was pretty nice. Regular sex was fun and all that. christmas eve we hooked up, and then every day until right after new years we were seeing each other.
We both signed up for this thing as a casual hookup/bootycall thing, but she kept wanting to hang out. I'm in such a go with the flow time of my life that I was cool with it. if it turns relationshippy thats fine.
A few weeks ago her coworker called me her boyfriend and I think it got too real for her, I was getting very short text responses and not seeing her nearly as much. we got drunk about a week ago and talked about how whatever was going on was over.
I'm not too distraught over it but it is a kick to my self esteem. I was doing good at keeping up a wall, and I was starting to let down that wall for her. if it had gone on another month or so it would have really hurt.
I hate that I feel like any relationship I get into I have to have a wall up now. I just have been hurt so many times that it's not worth it. I'm a good dude, don't take advantage of it.
anyway, now we're friendly... she doesn't know what she's missing though...


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The following paragraph is a representation of numerous classes I have taught over the last several years in a local high school and elementary school. The initials are only for reference and have no direct correlation to any actual students. The characterizations, on the other hand, are actual kids with no embellishment.
On testing day, "L", my most insightful math student, forgot to take his anti-depressant and anxiety pills. (Guess what happened when I announced the 8-minute time limit.) The parents of "S" are locked in a bitter and divisive custody battle. (Just do the math. No, I can't help you. It's a test. Yes, I know your two baby stepsisters may be moving out of state.) "E" has the maturity of a second grader yet his guardians won't sign the papers for testing. "J, K, L, and M" are all identified with IEP's and getting special ed support, but not on this test. (Here, take the same test as everyone else and no, I can't help you.) "O" gets virtually NO support from home (unless it's basketball-related.) She struggles to complete assignments but is actually quite capable. And "N" spent the whole time looking around the room wondering what everybody else was doing.
When I look at the pretty charts the test site gives me, I realize I could have made the same charts without the tests and with some colored pencils. Nearly any teacher who works with their students on a daily basis regardless of years of experience is capable of predicting within a few percentage points how their students will do. The difference is that we factor in the test anxiety, family strife and personality "disorders" of our students. We constantly adjust and evaluate our instructional techniques. Computers don't. So why do we continue down this path? Simple answer: somebody in government has decided that testing will improve student performance. My premise is that teaching is what improves student performance. Testing time takes away from teaching time, plain and simple.
In many districts across the nation, formal testing now takes hours out of instruction from kindergarten through ninth grade. "Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening" (PALS) is the latest travesty foisted upon our schools in Wisconsin. It is no "pal" to any five year old or their teacher. It requires one-on-one testing that takes twenty to thirty minutes per child. That may not sound like much but multiply that by 28 kids and it totals hours that a trained teacher is not instructing his or her students. Further, multiply that by three, as in three times a year that this is forced on children, and it totals weeks! One K teacher colleague stated that it totals 12 weeks in one school year in which the lead professional in a classroom is sitting in the hall testing one of the students. In case you have forgotten, we hold classes for a total of 36 weeks. That is one-third of the school year during which the teacher is distracted by testing.
All of this is to collect data on our schools and students. It does not further or enhance instruction. As I mentioned earlier, any teacher worth their salt can predict with pretty good accuracy the capabilities and needs of their students. I write of Kindergarten. It just gets worse as the kids get older. A typical fifth grade student will spend 360 minutes a year in front of a computer taking the MAP test. AIMSWeb testing is a combination of pencil and paper tests and one-on-one tests that eats up at least 30 minutes times three of instruction time (pencil and paper) plus three hours times three of one-on-one time during which the remainder of the class is busy with "busy work" so that they are quiet for the teacher and test subject. Throw in the WKCE tests (hours!) and (are you keeping track?) fifth graders lose weeks of teacher-guided instructional time. One more little "bonus" is that the checking and recording of the AIMSWeb paper tests require hours for each teacher to score and record into the system. There is no time during the school day for this to take place. It happens on weekends and evenings, time better spent lesson planning or, heaven forbid, allowing a teacher to spend time with their family and friends. Of course, most elementary teachers spend hours outside of the school day already checking papers and planning. THAT is what directs instruction. "Instruction", you know that thing for which we don't have much time anymore?
To be continued. Discuss among yourselves and feel free to provide feedback. I have a thick skin (but I really don't have time for teacher hating comments so please keep them constructive). As I tell my students, "If you don't have anything nice (or constructive) to say, then don't say anything."


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Just one month ago, Vista Vocational & Life Skills Center held their 5th Annual Tour de Shore, which is a 5, 25, 40 or 60 mile ride along Connecticut's scenic shoreline. Although there were many amazing accomplishments that day, Vista would like to recognize the outstanding efforts of Vista member Kayla Jussim and her father Lee.
Kayla and Lee rode 40 miles at the Tour de Shore this year, which is an incredible feat in itself. Even more incredible, however, is the fact that they rode the 40 miles together on a tandem bike! Riding tandem bikes for long distances is nothing new for Kayla and Lee. They have been riding tandems for many years, since Kayla was about 12 years old. Kayla has always been adventurous, enjoying camping, fishing, hiking and cycling.
Certain activities such as cycling could be dangerous for Kayla, however, because she has seizures which can occur at any time. This makes riding any long distances on roads or trails too risky. Kayla's experience riding tandem began when she went to visit her Uncle Todd, who took her out on his tandem bike. Her uncle decided to buy a tandem bike for Kayla and Lee, which was a great solution to overcoming Kayla's obstacle. Although they can still fall down, Lee has learned how to maneuver a softer landing, which makes cycling long distances possible.
For Kayla and Lee, riding a tandem bike has been a great way to get some exercise, see beautiful and interesting places, and spend quality time together. In addition to participating in the Tour de Shore, the pair has done several multi-day bike rides including rides through Delaware and Amish Country of Pennsylvania. They have had many memorable experiences along theses journeys and have also enjoyed spotting wildlife such as eagles, herons, hawks, owls and turtles.
Being independent is very important to Kayla. Although she strives for independence every day, she recognizes that many of life's major accomplishments, even personal ones, require teamwork. Riding 40 miles, especially over the hilly course of the Vista Tour de Shore is a significant accomplishment. In preparation for the Tour de Shore, Kayla, Lee and Kayla's roommate Nicole, decided to ride 20 miles on the Air Line State Park Trail. Teamwork would prove to be important even during this practice ride. After getting everything packed and ready to go, one of the spokes on Kayla and Lee's tandem bike broke, making it unable to ride. With the Tour de Shore coming up soon and a practice run in jeopardy, the group realized that they needed to act quickly. The nearest shop was Zanes, which happened to be a sponsor of the Tour de Shore. They brought the bike to Zanes and were shocked with how quickly their tandem had been fixed, allowing them to finally begin their practice ride.
Although there were many challenges along the way, giving up was never an option for Kayla and Lee. They felt that participating in the Tour de Shore was a great way to give back to Vista, do something that they enjoy, and aim for a difficult goal. Kayla was also joined at the Tour de Shore by her brother and uncle, who provided her with encouragement and support. To Kayla, the ride reflected the best of what being independent means to her, playing a particular role in reaching a goal, in this case, with the support of a team.
Based in Madison and Westbrook, CT, Vista Vocational & Life Skills Center is a 501©3 nonprofit organization. Vista's mission is to provide services and resources on an individualized basis to assist adults with disabilities to live independent and successful lives.For more information regarding Vista, please visitwww.vistavocational.org


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Zuffa promotions the UFC and WEC will finally become one in 2011, according to UFC President Dana White.
- December 16th WEC card in Phoenix will be the last WEC event.
- Current WEC fighters will get UFC salaries
- Four UFC fights will air next year on Versus
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Tonawanda News — A call on Wednesday morning from a woman in Kenmore fit right into today's theme: Local TV weather forecasters.
"Have you written your column for this week yet," she asked.
"No, do you have an idea?"
"Yes, how do we do something about the TV weather forecasters? When did they get such power and who gave it to them, that they can pronounce the horrific storm would hit our area with torrential rains and 60 to 70 mph winds? Neither of these scenarios happened — but they were able to scare the Erie County schools into closing on Tuesday. Did Wilson, which had the Lake Ontario waves crashing over the breakwall, close? No. did Niagara-Wheatfield, Lockport and other Niagara County schools close? No. They used their brains and knew that this was one more 'Cry Wolf' that the forecasters are perfectionists at."
Wow! That's telling it like it is. I don't know how these TV personalities got their power nor how to stop it. Every time I see the "Doppler radar" showing green, yellow, pink, white, etc., I turn off the TV. The weather forecast should be about two minutes long and include no radar, no jumping back and forth across the display, just the temperature, wind, perhaps the record high and low, amount of precipitation and the five day forecast (which is normally wrong anyway.)
Do we need all the hype and the scare? And when their dire predictions don't come true, did you ever hear one of them apologize or say they were wrong? No, it's usually just "Well, we just missed that one."
When I got up on Tuesday morning and turned on the TV, the local TV weather person was just proclaiming that the hardest downpours at that moment were in Kenmore, Town of Tonawanda and north. I looked out the window, and the sun was shining. My side yard, which fills up like a little lake whenever there's a heavy downpour, had not a drop of water laying over the grass.
And now they want to name winter storms — no doubt to make them sound serious and life threatening. What a joke, except no one's laughing.
With election day just a few days off, thank goodness, it's time to put into use what was said in this column months ago: Out with the old, in with the new. That said, my vote Tuesday will be for anyone not presently in office. Of course, I know that most of the life-long politicians will not get booted out of office, but at least I have the peace of mind knowing that I did what I thought was best. For all of you who are thinking that my stand is a mistake, because after all, look at what our local senators and assemblymen have done for our area, I simple ask, what have they done? They cannot get along, have spent money faster than it can be printed (money, by the way which comes from us as the government has no money except through taxes, fees, etc.), make laws that are beyond ridiculous, enjoy the best insurance coverage, get paid to sit and do nothing because their aides do all the work and are beyond booting out of office because there are no term limits. So you vote as you like and I will do the same. My day Wednesday will be glum because it's be four more years of the same old, same old, as our wonderful country goes down the tubes.
Two sad obituaries were in Friday's paper, Roy Russell and Clarence Hurtubise.
Roy, as noted in the obituary, was born in Gastown, a section of Tonawanda that at that time had a reputation for tough guys and unsavory characters — but if you were born there, you were proud of its heritage. So when Barbara Trinkwalder, a neighbor, who as a kid was a best friend along with Mary Norris, grew up and was going to marry Roy, it was a surprise. Roy, a really terrific guy, was in the Navy with my husband who recalled that whenever they left the ship for shore leave, a full size cut out of Roy, dressed in his Navy best, stood at the gangplank, reminding the sailors of how they should look when leaving the ship. Roy was also a phenomenal photographer, working as the head photographer at the Tonawanda News and Buffalo News for 42 years. At the last THS reunion we went to, Roy was there and said he had lost much of his sight, a sad day for someone whose life was wrapped around pictures.
Right next to Roy's obituary was the one for Clarence, who lived next door to us on Bennett Street. Even though he was a bit older than my brothers and me, he was "the leader of the pack." In those years, there were so many boys in the neighborhood, that the girls never won a Monopoly game or had a chance at a pick-up baseball game. Although I haven't seen Clarence in years, the memories of those growing up years are vivid and it does not surprise me for a moment that he was so involved in his church and many organizations.
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NFC East Spin cycle: What's wrong with Eli?
It wasn't the division's finest hour in Week Nine, with all three teams losing prior to the Eagles' Monday-night game against the Saints.
Falcons hang on to beat Cowboys, stay undefeated
Julio Jones 129 receiving yards and the Falcons beat the Cowboys 19-13 on Sunday night to extend their run as the NFL's only unbeaten team.
Report: League voided Saints' contract with Payton
The NFL voided the contract extension Saints head coach Sean Payton received in September 2011, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Cowboys' Carter asked to step up inside
ILB Bruce Carter has come a long way in the past year and a half, and the Cowboys need him most right now.
Not a record, but THE record
Ten years ago, Emmitt Smith established the all-time rushing mark but the record is not revered as it once was.
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The Giants stand alone atop the division ahead of the Cowboys, Redskins and Eagles, all of whom lost in Week Eight.
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The Eagles, Jets and Chargers might have reached the point of no return; examining the Cowboys' losing culture; and more from Week Eight.
Giants blow lead but hang on for win over Cowboys
Eli Manning and the Giants remained undefeated at Cowboys Stadium with a 29-24 win Sunday after blowing a 23-point lead.
Cowboys extend Church's contract
The Cowboys gave S Barry Church a four-year contract extension on Friday, keeping him in Dallas through 2016.
NFL Links: Luck more impressive than RG3?
Andrew Luck is still better than RG3, Wade Phillips has the Texans' pass rush humming and Chiefs fans are feeling neglected.
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PFW personnel analyst Nolan Nawrocki evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of Cowboys ORT Doug Free.
Key matchup: Giants run game vs. Cowboys defense
Giants RB Andre Brown could play a bigger role with Ahmad Bradhsaw banged up, but the Cowboys suffer a big loss with LB Sean Lee out.
Cowboys ILB Lee has season-ending toe injury
Cowboys ILB Sean Lee will undergo season-ending surgery on his right big toe.
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The Cowboys agreed to terms on a deal with former Packers S Charlie Peprah, according to ESPN Dallas.
Mother of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones dies at 90
Arminta Jones, the mother of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, has died. She was 90.
The Dallas Cowboys have signed Costa to a two-year contract, pulling off another deal to save salary cap space.||||||| Costa's agent, George Mavrikes, told The Associated Press on Saturday that Costa's $2.7 million, two-year deal includes a $450,000 signing bonus for $950,000 guaranteed this season. Costa played in only three games last season, missing most of training camp with a back issue that he re-aggravated in the season opener. He played two games in October before needing season-ending ankle surgery.
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It's short and low budget but "The Sentinel Chronicles: After Exodus-12 Days In the BQZ" will create exposure for Lawrenceburg and Anderson County that could attract fans of the series and future film makers.
At an estimated run time of 9 minutes and a budget of $20,000, 12 Days joins a growing list of films that have shot scenes in Anderson County.
The Sentinel Chronicles is an Atlanta, Ga.-based sci-fi Web series. At 7 years old, it is the oldest, ongoing sci-fi Web series in that state.
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Anderson Primary Care officially closed its doors Friday.
The clinic's more than 10,000 registered patients will be directed to Paragon Family Practice in Versailles.
Anderson Primary Care, owned by Lu Anne Wallace and Ann Giles, was one of the only medical care facilities that took Medicaid, leaving many Medicaid patients with no place to seek treatment locally.
The Anderson County High School girls' basketball program will be hosting a free camp at the school beginning Monday, July 14 and going through Friday, July 18. The camp is open to girls in grades 1-5 and will run from 9 a.m. until noon daily.
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You almost have to have a map to tell where any college is playing these days.
Obviously, I am referring to the latest big shift, the University of Louisville to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Kudos to the Cardinals for a move that, in today's landscape, is bold and elevates an already fast-moving athletic program into the realm of the big boys.
Anderson County track athletes Carley Duncan and Alorra Sims both had strong showings in the AAU Region 6 qualifer, held at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesbor, Tennessee last weekend.
Duncan, a student at Anderson County Middle School, placed second in the 100-meter hurdles to advance to the national meet, to be held next month in Des Moines, Iowa.
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John 4: 7-14 (NIV): When a Samaritan woman came to draw water, Jesus said to her, "Will you give me a drink?" (His disciples had gone into the town to buy food.) The Samaritan woman said to him, "You are a Jew and I am a Samaritan woman. How can you ask me for a drink?" (For Jews do not associate with Samaritans.) Jesus answered her, "If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water." "Sir," the woman said, "you have nothing to draw with and the well is deep. Where can you get this living water? Are you greater than our father Jacob, who gave us the well and drank from it himself, as did also his sons and his flocks and herds?" Jesus answered, "Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life."
Jesus broke several social and cultural barriers in this event. He spoke in public to a woman, he spoke to a Samaritan, and even asked a favor of her, and he allowed himself to be alone with her. These were things that Jewish men in his day simply did not do. But he was more concerned about her than the social boundaries placed upon them.
Like Jesus' visit with Nicodemus in John, chapter 3, Jesus used natural examples to describe spiritual events. She understood what it was like to be thirsty. It is an ever-increasing longing that takes over your thought processes. But as Jesus told her, even if you quench your thirst, you will soon find yourself thirsty again. Jesus quenches the thirst we all have for meaning, hope, purpose and fulfillment. We are all born with a God-shaped hole in our hearts and only he can fill it. Trying to fill that space in our lives with other things will leave us unfulfilled.
I encourage you to read the rest of this story. We can see her spiritual journey. She recognized Jesus as a prophet when he told her personal things about her, and the Christ when she tasted the spiritual water he offered. She left her water jar and shared the gospel with her town.
She had been discarded by at least five men and was certainly an outcast because of it, but Jesus gave her salvation and she became a soul-winner. Jesus loves us all and offers each of us right-standing with God. We simply must accept the living water he offers.
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look even at your picture in your signature the scatter of the beam going all over the place
kinda hurts the eyes to look at even in the picture
sure they sell the hid bulb where you can 'aim the beam' but its not the same as the projector that directs the light to the proper place (on the ground)
and yes they're illegal but if you want them brighter then do it proper and get the projectors
fake hid
looks so cool doesn't it?!
hid in halogen (stock) housing see the scatter of the beam? that blinds oncomming drivers
now proper hid:
look at the crisp cutoff
and herse a video about fake hid vs real hid
I use to have Xenon bulbs and was flashed even more often than with the HID. Anything brighter than the stock bulbs is going to bother some folks.
I am not crazy about how the projectors look for my truck...but that could change any day I guess
The HID kit I used by the way is DOT approved. I cant say if that really means anything or not.
BTW..if your eyes hurt while looking at my sig you shouldnt be driving.....Canadians.... are they all wound as tight as yourself?!
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Utility stocks, by far the worst performers over the past month, bucked the trend to add 1.3%. Technology stocks also posted gains.
Major benchmarks were able to bounce from session lows and wipe away the worst of Monday's decline late in the session.
The Nasdaq Composite Index reversed course and rose 9.93 points, or 0.3%, to 2976.78, ticking higher for the sixth session in a row. Apple AAPL +0.19% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $95.22 +0.18 +0.19% July 11, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 33.68M AFTER HOURS $95.31 +0.09 +0.09% July 11, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 339,864 P/E Ratio 15.83 Market Cap $574.14 Billion Dividend Yield 1.97% Rev. per Employee $2,185,850 07/13/14 China Labels Apple iPhone a Se... 07/13/14 Thomas W. Hazlett and Joshua D... 07/13/14 Intel's Answer to iPad: Cheap ... More quote details and news » climbed after Citigroup analysts initiated research coverage of the stock with a "buy" rating.
Shares of online retailing giant Amazon.com AMZN +5.57% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $346.20 +18.28 +5.57% July 11, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8.17M AFTER HOURS $346.50 +0.30 +0.09% July 11, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 137,937 P/E Ratio 540.94 Market Cap $159.31 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $666,019 07/11/14 Amazon Asks FAA for Permission... 07/11/14 Amazon's New Mobile Services U... 07/11/14 HEARD ON THE STREET: The Case ... More quote details and news » and online auctioneer eBay EBAY +2.31% eBay Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $51.50 +1.17 +2.31% July 11, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13.50M AFTER HOURS $51.50 0.00 0.00% July 11, 2014 7:16 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 392,907 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $65.27 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $494,896 07/14/14 EBay, Sotheby's Team Up on Onl... 07/13/14 The Password Is Finally Dying.... 07/11/14 Beyond Passwords, Behavior Loo... More quote details and news » advanced on so-called Cyber Monday, typically the biggest online shopping day of the year. Total spending over the Thanksgiving weekend rose an estimated 13% over last year to $59.1 billion, according to the National Retail Foundation, less than last year's sales increase of 16%.
Department-store retailers took a hit, however. Macy's and Nordstrom JWN -0.62% Nordstrom Inc. U.S.: NYSE $68.75 -0.43 -0.62% July 11, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.02M AFTER HOURS $68.75 0.00 0.00% July 11, 2014 4:26 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 8,806 P/E Ratio 18.24 Market Cap $13.06 Billion Dividend Yield 1.92% Rev. per Employee $203,552 07/06/14 July Offers a Host of Consumer... 05/28/14 Heard on the Street: U.S. Cons... 05/15/14 Nordstrom Earnings Beat Expect... More quote details and news » were among the biggest decliners on the S&P 500.
European markets also ended broadly lower. The Stoxx Europe 600 snapped a five-session streak of gains, down 0.5%. In focus was a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers. The group is looking for common ground on austerity measures for Greece, a prerequisite for the release of more aid for the debt-strapped country. Germany's DAX dropped 0.2%, while France's CAC-40 fell 0.8%.
Investors said that continuing efforts in the U.S. by lawmakers to compromise on a series of potential tax increases and spending cuts in the new year, combined with negotiations in Europe, are likely to drive the market's direction.
"I suspect that we're going to be tossed around a bit on headlines coming out of these negotiations on the 'fiscal cliff,' and to a lesser extent, Greece," said Bill Stone, chief investment strategist at PNC Asset Management Group.
In U.S. economic news, business activity among Texas-area manufacturers contracted in November from a month earlier.
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Front-month crude oil futures declined 0.6% to settle at $87.74 a barrel, while November gold futures lost 0.1% to $1,749.50 a troy ounce. The dollar edged higher against the euro but eased slightly against the yen. Yields on benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds fell to 1.664%, as demand rose.
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Switch to wolf form as soon as you enter and walk up to the big main door. Midna will point out the missing statue. Go into Sense to see its spiritual imprint. Switch back to human form and place a pot on the square switch to the right of the doorway. It will lift up a platform for you so you can jump up to the stairwell. Ooccoo will be waiting for you at the top.
Follow the stairs around to the west side of the stairwell and set the two torches on fire. A chest will appear that contains a small key. Enter the locked door on the south side of the room.
In the middle of the next room is another floor switch. Place a pot on it and then walk up through the west gate. Turn around and fire an arrow at the pot, which will release the switch and open the next gate. Continue up the stairs to get there.
A round room will be next, peppered with a few lizard warriors. Destroy them, then destroy the giant statue that attacks you. Roll behind it and stab it in the back. Once it's destroyed, a chest containing the dungeon map will appear. On the northeast end of the room is a fenced doorway. Take the two tiny metal statues from the southeast part of the room and place them on the floor switches adjacent to the doorway. Then go up the stairs to the north door.
Shoot out the eye of the spinning statue in the northwest corner of the room, then go up the staircase to the south. Hop on the spinner on the left wall to make it over the gap. Walk into the middle of the room onto the elevator and push the panel to go down to the third floor, which contains a mess of spider creatures. Destroy them all with slashes and/or a spin attack to disable the nearby electric fence. Grab the tiny statue and place it near the panel on the elevator. Now bring the elevator up to the fifth floor and grab the other tiny statue near the west platform.
Once in possession of the two statues, place them on the floor switches to the south. Be sure that when you place the second statue you're standing on the white tiles. They will function as another elevator after you place the last statue.
Walk into the doorway of the fifth floor and fight two of the larger statues again. Like before, get behind them and hit their weak points. Defeat them and run all the way to the south end of the room and grab the small key from the chest. (Remember to return to this room once you have the Dominion Rod and use it to move a tiny metal statue on to each of the floor switches just visible behind the railings either side of the stairs. Doing this will reveal a chest containing a Piece of Heart.) Head back into the circular room on this floor and use the small key on the locked door to the north.
The movable walls in the next room are activated by striking the diamond switch at the west end of the room. Aim an arrow through the metal grating to hit the diamond. After that, shoot out the spinning statues in the northern corners. At the eastern end next to the stairs is a chest with the compass. Continue east and up the stairs. Defeat the lizardmen at the top.
Another diamond switch will be at the eastern end of the room. Shoot it to move the doors, and more lizardmen will come out. Take care of them and move forward. Once you're in the middle of the room, shoot the diamond again to move the doors once more. Fight one more lizardman -- use the Helm Splitter attack for a quick victory. Shoot the diamond once more to open up the stairs to the sixth-floor room.
In this room will be more spiders. Destroy them all to reveal a chest that contains a purple rupee. A grapple point will be in the southwest corner; shoot yourself up there with the Clawshot. Continue to the two large scales with a tiny statue on each one. Throw the nearest statue onto the next scale, then jump across and head into the southern door.
As soon as you enter, pull out your bow and shoot the spinning statues in the middle of the room. Move past the rotating spikes toward the passage to the west. Fight the lizardmen inside and continue to weave past more spikes and sharp objects. Move over to the chest to the south of the sharp objects. Inside is a small key. Now make your way north and deactivate the electric fence by placing another tiny statue on a floor switch. Proceed to the north.
More spiders will be in the next room. Destroy them to reveal a chest with another purple rupee. Then more large statues will attack you. Defeat them as well, and a gate will open up, revealing a large bell. Behind the bell is a locked door. Open it with the key to find the miniboss.
The knight has two forms. When you begin the fight, his armor protects him from incoming attacks. You'll need to use the Helm Splitter technique to knock the armor off piece by piece.
Once the armor's gone, he won't be susceptible to the Helm Splitter anymore. Instead, roll behind him and attack him from the rear. A few more connected hits will put him down for the count.
Continue moving the statue back through the dungeon, utilizing its girth to activate floor switches and block the spinning spikes. When you return to the circular room with the spinning spikes, destroy the statue in the middle of the room. Attack it using your big statue and the domination rod. Then use the Rod to activate one of the tiny statues and move it over to you. Pick it up and place it on the floor switch in the middle. Move the big statue over to the elevator and then take the tiny statue off the switch to send the elevator up, then place the big statue inside the bell.
Return to the room with the giant scales. Don't worry about the big statue in here yet. Instead, shoot yourself up to the grapple point to the east, and once there, push the tiny statue onto the floor. Place a total of three tiny statues on one of the scale's plates, then use the height advantage to grapple to the center point of the room. Once up there, run across the cement beam and pull out the Spinner. Ride along the rails on the wall to the western door.
Enter and destroy the giant head statue and the two metal shell creatures. Grapple up to the second floor, where you'll notice four floor switches. There are two tiny statues, but they're already on switches. The solution is right under you: Use the Clawshot to grab the metal shells from the creatures below and place the shells on the other two switches. This will open up the gate to the chest that contains the Big Key.
Return to the room with the scales. Now you'll have to get four tiny statues and place them on one of the scales. Two of them are already on the scales when you enter. Another is on top of one of the pillars, which you can knock down by using the Ball and Chain. The fourth is underneath the grapple point at the southeast corner of the room.
Grab all the statues and place them on the southernmost scale. Then use the Rod to bring the large statue over to this lowered scale. Now move all of the tiny statues onto the northernmost scale. Get off of the scale and run back up the stairs. Take control of the large statue again and move it to the northern scale. Once again, move all of the tiny statues to the southern scale, and then finally guide the large statue down the stairs and underneath the bell. Exit through the room to the east.
In the next room, take the large statue and move him northward, ultimately landing on one of the floor switches that will disable the electric fence. Fire an arrow at the diamond switch on the eastern wall to open the walls. Then run over to the northeast corner and open the chest to get a Piece of Heart. Take the large statue again and move it off of the floor switch. Pick up one of the nearby tiny statues and place it on the switch to keep the electricity off. For the rest of this maze room, you can simply have the large statue positioned in front of you and make it break apart the barriers with its hammer. Place the statue under the bell at the end to open up the way to the next room.
Run to the middle of the next room and push the panel to bring the elevator all the way up to the top floor. Take control of the large statue at the top and guide it over to the elevator, then go all the way back to the bottom. Destroy all of the tiny spider creatures here to disable the electric fence. Have the statue break down the barrier at the far east end of this room, then switch to wolf form, enter, and destroy the Poe inside. Return to human form and move the statue under the bell at the northern end of the room so it will be transported once again. Exit via the west door.
Walk down the stairs, through the door, down to the small fence. Shoot the Clawshot up to the grapple point above the fence to get over it. You'll find the large statue again. Move it through the room and down the stairs, then bust down the fence with its hammer. Then take it to the bell and exit through the northern door.
Almost there. All you have to do in the next room is take control of the large statue and move him into the area where he belongs (per Midna's suggestion). A large door to the north will open. Head through it.
A narrow hallway is on the other side. You'll have to slide and dodge away from the swinging blades here. Tiny statues are also in here. Place them on the floor switches and move forward to the boss door.
Challenging dungeon, easy boss. Armogohma will crawl up onto the ceiling and fire a beam from its eye. Shoot an arrow at the exposed eye and Armogohma will fall to the ground, right next to one of the large statues embedded in the corners. Use the Rod to take control of the statues and have them smash Armogohma.
Repeating this technique a couple more times will yield victory. As a secondary attack, Armogohma will send out lots of tiny spiders to come after you. Just use spin attacks to clear them and then continue to attack Armogohma.
After this, you'll have to take care of Armogohma's huge eye, which is left skittering around. To finish it off, just stand in one place and shoot arrows at the eye until it finally disintegrates. Not too bad. Collect the mirror shard and the Heart Container and exit the Temple.
Use the Dominion Rod to move the owl statues that flank the staircase. The statue to the west is hiding a Piece of Heart; the statue to the east hides a Poe. Enter the outdoor area and you'll meet Ooccoo again. The Dominion Rod will need its magic restored -- have Midna warp you to Kakariko Village.
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Brown wrote that she was watching from a deck after the Titanic hit the iceberg and was thrown into lifeboat No. 6. She rowed all night with its mostly female crew until the rescue ship Carpathia arrived.
Before the disaster, Brown was well known in the Mile High City for her charity and social reform work, such as fundraising to build Immaculate Conception Cathedral and mountain camps for poor children and orphans. After the sinking, she gained fame for raising money from rich Titanic survivors to help poorer passengers, making sure they had a place to go when they got to New York.
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Channel 4 ended a long search today and hired a an award-winning former Buffalo News investigative reporter to be part of its investigative team.
Rose Ciotta, a Buffalo native who left The News years ago to work for the Philadelphia Inquirer and was part of a team for that newspaper that won a Pulitzer Prize last year, joins Channel 4 as an investigative reporter on Aug. 5.
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Take a look at our evocative pictures of the 2010 Paris Marathon, which saw thousands of amateur and professional runners compete amid famous Paris landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower.
Paris Beaches in Pictures
Pictures of Paris Plage (Paris Beach) 2007, showing how the banks of the Seine and other places around the city are transformed into palm-tree lined summer boardwalks.
Picture Tour of Paris Markets
France for Visitors Guide Kelby Carr's colorful pictoral tour of some of Paris' best open-air markets.
Stormy Summer in Paris Gallery
About Europe for Visitors Guide James Martin's gallery of Paris under stormy summer skies.
Pictures of Bastille Day in Paris
Learn more about how the French celebrate Bastille Day or "La Fete Nationale" in this colorful collection of pictures of Bastille Day in Paris, showing scenes from the early 20th century to the present.
Pictures of Autumn in Paris
Need inspiration for an upcoming fall trip to Paris? Browse our pictures of autumn in Paris and see how the city takes on a contemplative, poetic quality during the fall months.
Pictures of Paris in the Spring
Traveling to Paris in the springtime, or simply wish to dream about it? Get inspired by taking a look at this gallery of pictures of springtime in Paris.