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Whether you're ready to order a brand-new custom axle for your Jeep, want to have your current axle rebuilt, or are still in the daydreaming stages, there are some things you should consider before making the phone call to the axle builder of your choice. Granted, we're sure the tech and sales people who answer the phones would like nothing more than to talk with you at length about how you use your Jeep, what shafts are right for you, and what your favorite color is. But in the interest of making ourselves feel useful, we're going to play the role of middle man and give you a few pointers.
While at Currie Enterprises recently, having a new rear housing and set of 35-spline shafts built for our '53 DJ-3A, we got to talking with John and Ray Currie about what information they think their customers need to supply them with in order to get the axle that's right for them the first time.
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The UW Law School actively participates in off-campus recruiting programs and job fairs in order to give students increased access to a broad range of employers and to accommodate employers who are unable to participate in our on-campus interviews. The off-campus recruiting programs and job fairs supplement the traditional on-campus interview program held at the Law School in August and September of each year. The Law School pays the registration fees for the off-campus recruiting programs and fairs, though students who participate in these programs generally travel at their own expense.
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These programs expand the interviewing opportunities for our students who are interested in a specific geographic area. We currently participate in programs with employers in the New York/ Northeast area, Washington D.C., and California.
Diversity Recruiting Programs
There are several programs that bring our LEO students together with employers who have a specific interest in hiring students of color. The programs are held in a variety of locations.
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Our public interest-minded students can interview with a variety of employers from across the country at one of the special programs for public interest employers.
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From time to time, different organizations offer specialized recruiting conferences. These programs, such as the Annual Patent Law Interview Program, give qualified law students an opportunity to meet with employers from across the country.
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Geographic Recruiting Programs
Friday, August 2, 2013: Washington, D.C. Program
Wednesday, July 31, 2013: New York/Northeast Program
August 8, 2013: Los Angeles Walk Around Program
August 9, 2013: Bay Area Walk Around Program
You will register for the Off-Campus programs at https://law-midwestcali-csm.symplicity.com Registered students will receive an email containing their special ID and password (separate and distinct from the user name and password that you use to participate in our fall on-campus interview program and to access our on-line Job Bank) to use a separate Symplicity website to bid for and schedule interviews through any of these Programs. Both second- and third-year students (i.e., classes of 2014 and 2015) may participate.
To register, you will need: a resume, short writing sample (5 - 10 pages), unofficial transcript (make sure you enter your grades accurately) and cover letters for the employers who request them.
Washington, D.C. Off-Campus Recruitment Program:
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students who are interested in summer clerkships and permanent
positions with government agencies and law firms in the D.C. area.
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Bay Area Diversity Career Fair:
The 9th Annual Bay Area Diversity Career Fair will be taking place on Saturday, July 27, 2013.
The Bay Area Diversity Career Fair attracts hiring representatives from the Bay Area's most prominent law firms and government legal departments. Only law students who will have completed their first year of law school by the time of interviews are eligible to participate.
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For more information, visit: http://www.sfbar.org/careerfair
Cook County Bar Association Minority Law Student Job Fair:
The Cook County Bar Association ("CCBA") proudly established the CCBA Minority Law Student Job Fair twenty-six years ago after recognizing the need to bridge the employment gap between law firms, non-profit organizations, government agencies and minority law students in the Chicago legal community.
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Houston, TX, Los Angeles, CA, and Wilmington, DE (Questions about these three job fairs should be directed to Nicole Oddol of Ballard Spahr LLP at 215-864-8339. The job fair is open to rising 2Ls and rising 3Ls.
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Ballard Spahr LLP is hosting the registration form on their firm's website. To access the Ballard Spahr website, visit: www.ballardspahr.com.
When the homepage loads, you will see the link to the Dupont Minority Job Fair on the left of the page in yellow. Click on the link under the yellow box to bring up the screen which asks for your username and password. To receive username and password information, please contact Joanna Binsfeld at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Employers will be hiring clerks or interns, not offering permanent
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For more information about the Indianapolis Bar Association Diversity Job Fair, visit : http://www.ibadiversityjobfair.org/student-information.htm.
Minnesota Minority Recruitment Conference:
The Minnesota Minority Recruitment Conference is Friday, August 2, 2013. Registration deadline is June 7, 2013. Students interested in registering should visit https://law-tcc-csm.symplicity.com/students or our website at www.diversityinpractice.org. Questions can be addressed to Matthew Buechner at firstname.lastname@example.com or via telephone at 612.343.7999
National Black Prosecutors Association:
The National Black Prosecutors Association's Annual Job Fair will be held on July 14-20, 2013 in Orlando, FL. For more information on the job fair, visit http://www.blackprosecutors.org/annualconference.html.
Northwest Minority Job Fair:
The 2013 NW Minority Job Fair is scheduled for August 24, 2013 at the Seattle office of Davis Wright Tremaine. Applicant registration opens on Monday, July 1, 2013.
Rocky Mountain Diversity Legal Career Fair:
Details for the 2013 Rocky Mountain Diversity Legal Career Fair has not been released. In previous years, the event has taken place in mid-September. For more information, visit: www.rmdlcf.com.
St. Louis Diversity Job Fair:
The St. Louis Diversity Job Fair is on August 3, 2013. Deadline to apply is May 31, 2013. For more information, visit: http://www.stldiversityjobfair.com/index.html
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The Equal Justice Works annual Conference and Career Fair is the largest public interest career fair in the country. It is the only event, solely dedicated to law students, where you'll find 1,500 public interest-minded students representing 200 law schools from across the country coming together to explore career options with leading nonprofit organizations and government agencies. The Conference and Career Fair provides access to job opportunities for law students; connects employers with talented attorneys and law students; and offers a multitude of skill-building and career advising sessions with experts from around the country. Our conference continues to be an unparalleled networking opportunity for students, law school professionals and legal professionals.
The 2012 Equal Justice Works Career Fair will be held on Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26, 2013. More information, visit: http://www.equaljusticeworks.org/law-school/conference-and-careerfair
26th Annual Midwest Public Interest Law Career Conference:
The 26th Annual Midwest Public Interest Law Career Conference will be held at Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago on Saturday, February 1, 2014. Participation is free and open to the first, second, and third year students from participating schools.
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The conception of Community Bible Church goes back to the mid 1960's when a cutting-edge ministry called the Atlanta Youth Ranch began under the leadership of Beau's father, Dr. Buford Adams. The church emerged as the Youth Ranch exploded into a large group of believers who desired to form a congregation committed to bringing the truth of Christ to its community. More than forty years later, Community continues to reach out to the south-side of Atlanta and beyond in a progressive, authentic and innovative style.
The purpose of Community has remained the same over the last four decades: to connect people with Jesus Christ through relevant messages, powerful worship and servant leadership. As Pastor Beau puts it, "the method may change from time to time but the message remains the same."
Community is a safe place for those seeking answers as well as those who need acceptance and love as they heal from habits, hurts and hang-ups. With His divine creativity, God continues to write Community's story. We believe that each person who walks onto this campus has an important chapter to add. Whether you know the truth of Christ or have tons of questions, Community is the place for you.
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One church in many locations rising up to transform communities through hope.
Our Mission: Bring the hope of the cross over to as many communities of people as possible through the power and love of Jesus Christ.
Welcome people in to our church family, build people up in spiritual growth and send people out to serve others.
Method: Speak the language of the culture while holding true to the message.
ID: We are a Christ-centered, biblically-based, culturally relevant body of believers.


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Summer Fun: Make a List!
The long weeks of summer fun stretch ahead of you. You'll have more time to spend with your friends and family since you won't have to worry about homework.
You probably have some great ideas for what to do to fill up the next few months. Why not make a list with your parents? Fill it with all the cool things you want to be sure to do as a family before the summer ends.
- A large sheet of paper or posterboard
- A pen or permanent marker
- Gold star stickers (other colors are fine, too!)
- Markers (optional)
- Other stickers, glitter glue, and other decorative touches (optional)
1. Sit down with your family and talk about the things you might like to do this summer. Create columns of different types of activities (such as things to learn, things to make, places to go, and so on), then fill them in.
2. Decorate your list! Draw pictures of the things you'll be doing. Let your imagination run wild!
3. Each time you complete an activity on your list, mark it with a gold star. See how many stars you can collect before you go back to school.
Keep watching kids.nationalgeographic.com for fun summer activity ideas you can add to your list!
Text by Sara Zeglin
Photograph by Gallo Images/Anthony Strack


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My sister introduced me to your blog a few months ago, and I am hooked! And now I need to ask you for your help. I'm 25 weeks pregnant with a precious little baby boy (due in early July), and the husband and I cannot agree on a name for him. My name is Maggie, hubs is Kevin, and our last name is Pearce. We have a two year-old daughter named Molly Rose, and #2 may or may not be our last child. We're thrilled to be adding a boy to our clan…….except that we CANNOT figure out his name!
We were actually kind of surprised to "see blue" on the ultrasound, and maybe part of the reason is because we had already compiled a list of girls' names that we both loved. In case it helps at all, they were Heidi, Charlotte, Alice and Claire. But when it comes to boys' names, the hubby and I have very different tastes.
My current favorite is Weston, nn Wes. Husband's response: "is that even a real name?" Close seconds are Gavin, Connor and Austin. I also love the name Parker, but something about Parker Pearce sounds silly to me.
Husband likes more traditional names, and strongly prefers that whatever name we choose be two syllables so that it flows nicely with our one-syllable last name. He brings up Andrew a lot. I'm turned off by it only because it seems kind of ordinary to me. That being said, we are planning to use a traditional, honor middle name–either David or Francis. So I'd rather have something a little more modern (but not too popular!) for his first name.
When we first discussed baby names about five years ago, we both really liked the name Ryan. It's still in the running, but I think we both find it slightly boring having had it on our list for so long. And more importantly, I've seen it pop up recently as a girls' name. We're both really not into gender-neutral names, so that's a definite strike against using Ryan.
Choosing Molly's name was so simple – we both loved it as soon as we heard it, and while we pretended to consider other names, we were pretty much dead-set on using Molly from the start. Rose is an honor name, and so are both of ours, so we'd like to continue with that tradition.
Since we had that "a-ha!" moment with Molly's name, I was hoping the same thing would happen for this baby boy. Am I being too unreasonable? Should we just go with a name that we can both live with, but one of us is not overly excited about? We're completely open to any advice and/or new ideas that you can add to our list, and I promise to share what name we pick when he makes his big entrance into this world!
Thank you!!!!
If your husband's tastes are more traditional, I wonder if he'd like Wesley instead of Weston?
To do this in reverse to your husband's choice of Andrew, I think Anderson is super sharp. Or there's Drewan/Druan, which is like a perfect combination of Ryan and Andrew, but is probably too modern/invented to appeal to your husband.
The Baby Name Wizard has Turner as a suggestion if Parker is not quite right, and it's much better with your surname. Turner Pearce; Molly and Turner.
I know what you mean about a name getting kind of boring after spending so long on the list. You might still want to use Ryan, and it's nice to have a "This would be fine" name available as back-up---or maybe we can find something that is similar but will feel fresher to you:
With Molly, I especially like Henry, Ian, Isaac, and Simon. I also like Molly and Liam, and can't decide if the repeating "lee" sound is too much, or if it ties the two names together.
Name update! Maggie writes:
Our beautiful baby boy arrived June 30th at 8lbs 6oz, and we named him........Ryan Garry! In the end, we decided that "Ryan" really was THE name for our little man, and we have to thank you and the many people who commented on our post for helping us to realize that. And to add an element of surprise, we used my dad's first name for Ryan's middle name. He was thrilled! Thanks to everyone for their suggestions and input...it helped tremendously!
Ryan's picture is attached!


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The Noble Public Library has planned a four-part series targeted at people looking to find the right job for them.
The library's Job Seeker Skills series begins at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25, and continues with three more sessions, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, Monday, March 4 and Thursday, March 7.
The programs are for teens or adults and take place in the Coman Culbert Community Room of the library, 204 N. 5th St.
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Fans who missed out on tickets to see the magnificently mouthy Lily Allen play Big Day Out 2010 needn't despair any longer – the princess of seditious pop has just announced three huge sideshows for January as well.
Last here in June of this year, Lily charmed Australian audiences with her cheeky repertoire and entertained them with songs from both her albums, including her most recent three-time platinum effort I'ts Not Me Its You. This time round is sure to be no different and Brisbane folk get the double treat with Dizzee Rascal and Calvin Harris both set to make guest appearances at the Riverstage show.
FasterLouder is proud to present the divine Miss Lily Allen:
Tuesday 19 January – Brisbane River Stage , Brisbane ( with very special guests Dizzee Rascal and Calvin Harris )
Thursday 21 January – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Thursday 28 January – Festival Hall, Melbourne
Sources say that Lily Allen is working on the score for a new Bridget Jones musical.
The UK elections are heating up with Lily Allen and Blur drummer turned Labour candidate Dave Rowntree thrown into the debate.
We know you've all been hanging on the results from the 2010 BRIT Awards, so give those fingernails a break people!
The travelling circus that is Big Day Out rolled into town on Sunday for the final leg of mayhem on a spectacular summer's day.
Despite technical problems, Lily Allen played a wonderful set highlighting her talents.
Big Day Out returns to Melbourne for the new decade, with Muse leading another British invasion on Australia Day.
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What often happens is an agent will work with a buyer for a few weeks to several months or longer. This effort includes:
- Introducing the buyer to lenders and obtaining loan preapproval letters
- E-mailing listings that fit the buyer's requirements
- Calling listing agents to determine availability
- Making appointments with sellers before showing homes
- Driving the buyer from one neighborhood to the next, sometimes touring up to 10 homes a day
Then one day the buyer calls, in breathless excitement, to announce that he and his wife had driven by a new subdivision, stopped to look at a model home and signed a contract to buy a new home from the builder. Sometimes they add, "Isn't that fabulous?" It's not fabulous from the agent's perspective.
Buyer's Agents Expect Compensation
Just as listing agents sign formal listing agreements with sellers, buying agents expect formal agreements, too. Like listing agreements, buyer's broker agreements are typically bilateral, which spell out the rights and duties of both parties. Because bilateral contracts are essentially a promise for a promise, if the agent doesn't perform, you may have the right to fire the agent.
Finding a Buyer's Agent
Many buyers are referred by family, friends or co-workers to a buyer's agent. A referral is the best way to find an agent. However, buyers who are relocating to a new area rarely have the luxury of building contacts quickly enough to trust a referral source. Alternatives buyers can use to find an agent are:
Internet Searches
By finding online listings of homes for sale, a buyer can quickly figure out which agents in certain neighborhoods list most of the homes. But that would mean those agents are likely to specialize in seller representation and not buyer representation. Instead, run keyword searches such as "downtown Denver buyer's agent" from a search engine. You can also search Web sites where agents maintain national profiles such as Realtor.com or Active Rain, in addition to finding exclusive buyer brokerages that specialize solely in buyer representation and do not take listings at all.
Open Houses
An agent hosting an open house may or may not be the listing agent. You should ask. Open houses provide an excellent opportunity to interact with the agent and find out more about the agent. If a certain agent appears knowledgeable and your personalities mesh, ask for a business card. Then later, look up the agent's Web site for more information.
Should You Sign an Exclusive Agreement?
Little turns off buyers faster than an agent from the Internet who e-mails a buyer's broker agreement before meeting in person. It's common for agents to expect a buyer to sign a buyer's broker, but most buyers need to feel comfortable with an agent before signing.
Interviewing a real estate agent can help to ease a buyer's uncertainty. But many buyers are leery of signing agreements because they are concerned that the relationship might not work out. They don't want to be stuck with a crummy agent, and that's understandable. Here are a few precautions you can take to relieve that anxiety:
Ask For Short-Term
The term of a buyer's broker agreement is negotiable. Although many agents might request a 90-day commitment at minimum, you are free to ask for a 24-hour, seven-day or 30-day term; it's whatever you can negotiate.
Request a Non-Exclusive Agreement
These agreements provide compensation to the agent if you decide to switch agents midstream and buy a home introduced to you by the first agent. It protects the agent by establishing procuring cause. But you are free to pursue any other homes with another agent.
You can tell the agent that you prefer to spend a little time getting to know the agent before signing an exclusive buyer's broker agreement. It's reasonable to say, "Let's spend an afternoon looking at homes, and if I think we can work together, I will sign an agreement with you before we go out again." I would caution against working with an agent who is too eager to work with you before she has interviewed you, as well.
Specify Areas and Terms
Most contracts contain a description of the property. If you are undecided about areas, you might want to specify the terms and area in the contract, which will allow you to work with other agents in other areas or at different terms. For example, you might specify a price range or a neighborhood. If you later decide you do not want to buy a home in that price range or in that neighborhood, you can choose a different agent to show you homes in another price range or new area.
Ask For a Guarantee
I give my clients a guarantee. Many agents will accommodate that request if you ask. That means it's a two-way street. I guarantee buyers that if either of us decide that the relationship is not working out or our personalities clash, I will release them from the agreement, and they can do likewise. That way you're not cemented to a business arrangement if the agent is too pushy, argumentative or stubborn, and I'm not just talking about myself.
At the time of writing, Elizabeth Weintraub, DRE # 00697006, is a Broker-Associate at Lyon Real Estate in Sacramento, California.


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The History of Henry the Fourth, Part One
¶Find we a time for frighted peace to pant
¶And breathe short-winded accents of new broils
¶To be commenced in strands afar remote.
¶No more the thirsty entrance of this soil
10Shall daub her lips with her own children's blood,
¶No more shall trenching war channel her fields,
¶Nor bruise her flow'rets with the armèd hoofs
¶Of hostile paces. Those opposèd eyes,
¶Which, like the meteors of a troubled heaven,
15All of one nature, of one substance bred,
¶Did lately meet in the intestine shock
¶And furious close of civil butchery,
¶Shall now in mutual well-beseeming ranks
¶March all one way, and be no more opposed
20Against acquaintance, kindred, and allies.
¶The edge of war, like an ill-sheathèd knife,
¶No more shall cut his master. Therefore, friends,
¶As far as to the sepulcher of Christ --
¶Whose soldier now, under whose blessèd cross
25We are impressèd and engaged to fight --
¶Forthwith a power of English shall we levy,
¶Whose arms were molded in their mother's womb
¶To chase these pagans in those holy fields
¶Over whose acres walked those blessèd feet
30Which fourteen hundred years ago were nailed,
¶For our advantage, on the bitter cross.
¶But this our purpose now is twelve month old,
¶And bootless 'tis to tell you we will go.
¶Therefor we meet not now. Then let me hear
35Of you, my gentle cousin Westmorland,
¶What yesternight our Council did decree
¶In forwarding this dear expedience.
¶Westmorland My liege, this haste was hot in question,
¶And many limits of the charge set down
40But yesternight, when all athwart there came
¶A post from Wales, loaden with heavy news,
¶Whose worst was that the noble Mortimer,
¶Leading the men of Herefordshire to fight
¶Against the irregular and wild Glendower,
45Was by the rude hands of that Welshman taken,
¶A thousand of his people butcherèd,
¶Upon whose dead corpse there was such misuse,
¶Such beastly shameless transformation
¶By those Welshwomen done as may not be
50Without much shame retold or spoken of.
¶King It seems then that the tidings of this broil
¶Brake off our business for the holy land.
¶Westmorland This matched with other did, my gracious lord,
¶For more uneven and unwelcome news
55Came from the north, and thus it did import:
¶On Holy-rood day the gallant Hotspur there --
¶Young Harry Percy -- and brave Archibald,
¶That ever valiant and approvèd Scot,
¶At Holmedon met, where they did spend
60A sad and bloody hour,
¶As by discharge of their artillery,
¶And shape of likelihood the news was told;
¶For he that brought them in the very heat
¶And pride of their contention did take horse
65Uncertain of the issue any way.
¶King Here is a dear, a true industrious friend,
¶Sir Walter Blunt, new lighted from his horse,
¶Stained with the variation of each soil
¶Betwixt that Holmedon and this seat of ours,
70And he hath brought us smooth and welcome news:
¶The Earl of Douglas is discomfited;
¶Ten thousand bold Scots, two-and-twenty knights,
¶Balked in their own blood did Sir Walter see
¶On Holmedon's plains. Of prisoners Hotspur took
75Mordake, Earl of Fife and eldest son
¶To beaten Douglas, and the Earl of Athol,
¶Of Murray, Angus, and Menteith.
¶And is not this an honorable spoil?
¶A gallant prize? Ha, cousin, is it not?
80Westmorland In faith it is -- a conquest for a prince to boast of.
¶King Yea, there thou mak'st me sad, and mak'st me sin
¶In envy, that my lord Northumberland
¶Should be the father to so blest a son --
¶A son who is the theme of honor's tongue,
85Amongst a grove the very straightest plant,
¶Who is sweet fortune's minion and her pride --
¶Whilst I by looking on the praise of him
¶See riot and dishonor stain the brow
¶Of my young Harry. Oh, that it could be proved
90That some night-tripping fairy had exchanged
¶In cradle clothes our children where they lay,
¶And called mine Percy, his Plantagenet!
¶Then would I have his Harry, and he mine.
¶But let him from my thoughts. What think you, coz,
95Of this young Percy's pride? The prisoners
¶Which he in this adventure hath surprised
¶To his own use he keeps, and sends me word
¶I shall have none but Mordake Earl of Fife.
¶Westmorland This is his uncle's teaching. This is Worcester,
100Malevolent to you in all aspects,
¶Which makes him prune himself, and bristle up
¶The crest of youth against your dignity.
¶King But I have sent for him to answer this;
¶And for this cause awhile we must neglect
105Our holy purpose to Jerusalem.
¶Cousin, on Wednesday next our council we
¶Will hold at Windsor. So inform the lords.
¶But come yourself with speed to us again,
¶For more is to be said and to be done,
110Than out of anger can be utterèd.
¶Westmorland I will my liege.


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Front Mission is one series that isn't really ever on the radar of gamers, Front Mission 3 and 4 sold moderately well at best. So it's puzzling to see Square-Enix take the original Front Mission from the SNES days and port it over to the DS. But after putting a number of hours in to the title I can see why they would do it, even if they are saturating the poor DS with yet another tactical RPG. With Heroes of Mana, Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings, and the forthcoming Final Fantasy Tactics A2, Front Mission has quite a lot of contenders to put up with, and it does a fairly good job in keeping up with the Jones' despite being about twelve years old.
Front Mission follows two different story lines but sticks to one character; Royd Clive, who goes from military man to mercenary for hire after his fiancé is killed in the battlefield. From there, like most other strategy RPG titles it's all about building up your ragtag group of mercenaries to take down an oppressive regime that killed Royd's fiancé and to make the world a better place. This is getting really tired to me since Heroes of Mana has a story that isn't all that much different from Front Mission, just a few names and places changing.
One place where Front Mission will always be unique is in its customization aspects and unique Wanzers that the user can build. In Front Mission you can load up your wanzer with tons of weapons and customize the parts down to the paint job. For something from the SNES era this is impressive and that it remains one of the deeper customization systems is impressive even still. You can change the arms, the legs, the body, computer, and accessories that are put on your wanzer. Provided it has the power to carry everything you attached to it. It won't do you much good to throw missile launchers on the thing if it can't walk around to get within range.
Once your wanzers are ready to go out in to battle then it's time to select your units and go to war. Battles are a fairly straightforward affair. Get your unit within range to attack and provided how you've got your wanzer set up, attack or get set for the long haul. Once you are ready to attack then the game switches to a one on one battle screen, here the wanzers will play out their attacks. Provided you've set up your wanzer correctly you can attack individual arms or the legs or even the body of the wanzer. Attacks at the arms will render the weapons useless. Taking out the legs will prevent the wanzer from moving, and destroying the body takes out the unit as a whole. Like I said before, you can target specific parts provided you've got your wanzer configured correctly. And as the game progresses you'll unlock abilities and weapons that will help you out there in the heat of battle.
Controls for the DS work out really well here with or without the stylus, like Advance Wars and a few other tactical RPGs you can move your character with the stylus and select menu options. It's very typical stuff but it works out very well and really there is not much to complain about. If there is one thing that is a negative it's that some of the menus are a little small and their selection window is even smaller, increase the hit boxes in the future, please Square.
Square-Enix has done an admirable job in trying to milk their past products by bringing them to a portable medium. However Front Mission has a learning curve that is not nearly as forgiving as one would expect. Even on the easier story line the game punishes the user for not keeping up with the latest in wanzer upgrades. And to stay on top you need money, which is mostly earned from beefing up one wanzer and having that be a work horse in the arena where you take on wanzers and bet against the odds. This game also doesn't allow for easy gaming on the go as saving can only occur on the outside of battles. It is also an incredibly linear experience, battle, plot, intermission, plot, battle, plot, rinse and repeat.
Front Mission is available in stores now and carries a higher price tag than most titles, which for this series is a bitter pill to swallow since the game uses dated graphics and has not really done anything to improve upon the twelve year old experience. I suppose if you think about it, if this did come back in 1995 then the game would have been a seventy five dollar entry kind of along the lines of the original Street Fighter. Still if you can get past the old school gameplay and graphics you'll find a strategy RPG with a deep battle system, even if everything else is less than spectacular.
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We could be close to a turning point for the PC industry as the inescapable onslaught of tablets continues to erode their marketshare. According to a new survey report from NPD DisplaySearch, we are likely to see tablet sales out-pace Laptop and Notebook sales this year. Here's a quote with even more detail,
What do you think? Is the decline of PC's and especially laptops and notebooks something permanent, or will we eventually see a resurgence?With sales primarily driven by smaller, inexpensive 7" and 8" models, tablet sales are expected to reach about 240 million units, while laptops - about 207 million. That trend will continue through 2017, when there will probably a lot more tablets in this world than laptops.
As we said, tablet growth will mainly come from the smaller and more inexpensive models. However, the term "inexpensive" is not to be confused with "mediocre" here, as tablet prices have been falling rapidly during the last one or two years, thanks to intense competition from players like Google and Amazon, which are offering powerful hardware at really affordable prices. The role of the vast Chinese market is also to be taken seriously here, as NPD predicts that China will be responsible for the impressive 27% of all tablets sold in 2013.
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We are located midway between Louis Armstrong International Airport and New Orleans' Central Business District. The famed French Quarter, Louisiana Superdome, Audubon Zoo, the New Orleans Museum of Art and Morial Convention Center are all easily accessible by taxi or public transportation and within a 5-mile radius.


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Help me!! I can't find a website that has work out sheets you can print out. Do you people have any?
I don't know the answer either. Sorry :-D
No I havnet.
You've published mathbooks?
I have to concur -- it should be a 2x in there. Having published a handful of math books, I must say it is not unreasonable to assume it is a misprint. They happen relatively often in math publishing, because the vast majority of book proofreaders don't understand math at all, which is kind of sad.
Many thanks, Mike. That is the same answer I got. But the answer the book gives is:
I just went ahead and registered after I posted the above solution, so you can direct comments and questions to me at this username.
Hey there, just stumbled across your forum. I run the web site www.calculus-help.com and am happy to post a solution. Just follow this link:
In case no one noticed, this still has not been solved. I'm pretty confident I'm doing it right but my book always end up right in the end.
I found this but don't know if it is on the same topic, nor do I know how to derive it.
Seems to arrive at the same place. But I'm not familar with that method.
Since your taking the derivative with respect to x, dx = 1. But you aren't taking the derivative with respect to y, so dy doesn't have to be 1. For example:
So you think maybe its a misprint?
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Mississippi HIV specialists report that giving an HIV-infected newborn faster, stronger treatment than usual seems to have "cured" the two-and-a-half-year-old by preventing the HIV virus from establishing hidden reservoirs of HIV cells in the body. When tests completed during labor revealed that the baby's mother was HIV-infected, doctors at the small hospital sent the baby to University of Mississippi pediatric HIV specialist Dr. Hannah Gay, who treated the at-risk baby with a combination of three HIV drugs within 30 hours of birth.
The child continued to receive HIV therapy through 18 months, when the family stopped bringing the child for treatment for several months. When the family resumed the child's treatment, both standard and super-sensitive HIV tests disclosed no HIV virus. The child continues to have regular HIV tests every few months. Although the child's tests still show traces of the virus, the fast action "functionally cured" the child, according to Dr. Deborah Persaud at Johns Hopkins Children's Center. The Johns Hopkins team will now try to duplicate the results with other high-risk babies. The apparent success also suggests researchers should revisit reports of cures in the 1990s that were dismissed at the time.
Gay and Persaud emphasized that the best scenario is preventing prenatal HIV transmission by testing women during pregnancy. Approximately 300,000 HIV-infected babies are born each year, mostly in poor countries where approximately 40 percent of HIV-infected pregnant women do not receive HIV treatment that prevents prenatal transmission.
The only other documented HIV/AIDS cure was a risky bone marrow transplant Timothy Ray Brown received from a person with natural resistance to HIV. Brown remains HIV-clear after five years. The U.S. National Institutes of Health's Dr. Anthony Fauci cautioned HIV-infected people to continue taking HIV medications.
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Commons, Katherine H., Blake, Denise F., and Brown, Lawrence H. (2013) A prospective analysis of independent patient risk factors for middle ear barotrauma in a multiplace hyperbaric chamber. Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, 43 (3). pp. 143-147.
Carrette, Teresa J., and Seymour, Jamie E. (2013) Long-term analysis of Irukandji stings in Far North Queensland. Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, 43 (1). pp. 9-15.
Furyk, Jeremy S., Lawlor, Jenine, Franklin, Richard, O'Kane, Carl, Kault, David, Banks, Colin, and Aitken, Peter (2012) Emergency department presentations during the State of Origin rugby league series: a retrospective statewide analysis. Medical Journal of Australia, 197 (11). pp. 663-666.
Young, Derelle A., Blake, Denise F., and Brown, Lawrence H. (2012) Transcutaneous oximetry measurement: normal values for the upper limb. Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, 42 (4). pp. 208-213.
Joseph, Anthony, and Pearce, Andrew (2012) The future of trauma care. Injury, 43 (5). pp. 539-541.
FitzGerald, Gerry, Aitken, Peter, Shaban, Ramon Z., Patrick, Jennifer, Arbon, Paul, McCarthy, Sally, Clark, Michele, Considine, Julie, Finucane, Julie, Holzhauser, Kerri, and Fielding, Elaine (2012) Pandemic (H1N1) Influenza 2009 and Australian emergency departments: implications for policy, practice and pandemic preparedness. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 24 (2). pp. 159-165.
FitzGerald, Gerry, Codd, Catrina, Aitken, Peter, and Sinnott, Michael (2012) Queensland Emergency Medicine Research Foundation: special report. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 24 (1). pp. 37-42.
Letson, Hayley L., Pecheniuk, Natalie M., Mhango, Lebo P., and Dobson, Geoffrey P. (2012) Reversal of acute coagulopathy during hypotensive resuscitation using small-volume 7.5% NaCl adenocaine and Mg2+ in the rat model of severe hemorrhagic shock. Critical Care Medicine, 40 (8). pp. 2417-2422.
Little, Mark, Stone, Theona, Stone, Richard, Burns, Jan, Reeves, Jim, Cullen, Paul, Humble, Ian, Finn, Emmeline, Aitken, Peter, Elcock, Mark, and Gillard, Noel (2012) The evacuation of Cairns hospitals due to Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi. Academic Emergency Medicine, 19 (9). E1088-E1098.
Wang, Xiao Yu, Barnett, Adrian Gerard, Yu, Weiwei, FitzGerald, Gerry, Tippett, Vivienne, Aitken, Peter, Neville, Gerard, McRae, David, Verrall, Ken, and Tong, Shilu (2012) The impact of heatwaves on mortality and emergency hospital admissions from non-external causes in Brisbane, Australia. Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 69 (3). pp. 163-169.
Rothwell, Michelle, Jukka, Clare, Lum, Elaine, Mitchell, Charles, and Kyriakides, Peter (2011) Retrospective analysis of emergency readmissions to rural and regional hospitals. Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research, 41 (4). pp. 290-294.
Millin, Michael G., Brown, Lawrence H., and Schwartz, Brian (2011) EMS provider determinations of necessity for transport and reimbursement for EMS response, medical care, and transport: combined resource document for the National Association of EMS Physicians position statements. Prehospital Emergency Care, 15 (4). pp. 562-569.
Brown, Lawrence H., Hubble, Michael W., Wilfong, Denise A., Hertelendy, Attila, and Benner, Randall W. (2011) Airway management in the air medical setting. Air Medical Journal, 30 (3). pp. 140-148.
Blanchard, Ian E., Brown, Lawrence H., and North American EMS Emissions Study Group, (2011) Carbon footprinting of North American emergency medical services systems. Prehospital Emergency Care, 15 (1). pp. 23-29.
Blanchard, Ian E., Brown, Lawrence H., and American EMS Emissions Study Group, (2011) Quality of the data informing carbon footprinting of emergency medical services systems. Prehospital Emergency Care, 15 (1). p. 109.
Blanchard, Ian E., Brown, Lawrence H., and North American EMS Emissions Study Group, (2011) The energy burden of emergency medical services activities. Prehospital Emergency Care, 15 (1). p. 122.
Millin, Michael G., Brown, Lawrence H., Craven, Catherine K., Hawkins, Seth C., Tan, David K., Piazza, Gina M., Cone, David C., and Sattin, Richard W. (2011) Evolution of the literature identifying physicians' roles in leadership, clinical development, and practice of the subspecialty of emergency medical services. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 26 (1). pp. 49-65.
Jensen, Jan L., Blanchard, Ian E., Bigham, Blair L., Dainty, Katie N., Socha, Doug, Carter, Alix, Brown, Lawrence H., Craig, Alan M., Travers, Andrew H., Brown, Ryan, Cain, Ed, and Morrison, Laurie J. (2011) Methodology for the development of a Canadian national EMS research agenda. BMC Emergency Medicine, 11. pp. 1-7.
Shih, Elizabeth M., Blake, Denise F., and Brown, Lawrence H. (2011) The efficacy of oxygen wafting using different delivery devices, flow Rates, and device positioning. Academic Emergency Medicine , 18 (Supplement s1). S8-S8.
Hubble, Michael W., Wilfong, Denise A., Brown, Lawrence H., Hertelendy, Attila, and Benner, Randall W. (2010) A meta-analysis of prehospital airway control techniques part II: alternative airway devices and cricothyrotomy success rates. Prehospital Emergency Care, 14 (4). pp. 515-530.
Hubble, Michael W., Brown, Lawrence, Wilfong, Denise A., Hertelendy, Attila, Benner, Randal W., and Richards, Michael E. (2010) A meta-analysis of prehospital airway techniques part 1: orotracheal and nasotracheal intubation success rates. Prehospital Emergency Care, 14 (3). pp. 377-401.
Fullagar, Christopher Jason, Prasad, N. Heramba, Brown, Lawrence H., and Anaya, Nelson (2010) State requirements for physician emergency medical services providers. Prehospital Emergency Care, 14 (2). pp. 164-166.
Gibbs, Clinton R., Commons, Katherine H., Brown, Lawrence H., and Blake, Denise F. (2010) Sea Legs: sharpened Romberg test after three days on a live-aboard dive boat. Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, 40 (4). pp. 189-194.
Furyk, Jeremy S., O'Kane, Carl J., Aitken, Peter J., Banks, Colin J., and Kault, David A. (2009) Fast versus slow bandaid removal: a randomised trial. Medical Journal of Australia, 191 (11). pp. 682-683.
Sinclair, Wade H., Rudzki, Stephan J., Leicht, Anthony S., Fogarty, Alison L., Winter, Susan K., and Patterson, Mark J. (2009) Efficacy of field treatments to reduce body core temperature in hyperthermic subjects. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 41 (11). pp. 1982-1988.
Robb, Megan, Close, Benjamin, Furyk, Jeremy, and Aitken, Peter (2009) Review article: Emergency department implications of the TASER. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 21 (4). pp. 250-258.
Hertelendy, Attila, and Brown, Lawrence (2009) Has the proportion of EMS-related research authored by paramedics changed during the last 10 years? Journal of Emergency Medical Services, 34 (3). pp. 62-64.
Sasser, Scott M., Hunt, Richard C., Sullivent, Ernest E., Wald, Marlena M., Mitchko, Jane, Jurkovich, Gregory J., Henry, Mark C., Salomone, Jeffery P., Wang, Stewart S., Galli , Robert R., Cooper, Arthur, Brown, Lawrence H., and Sattin, Richard W. (2009) Guidelines for field triage of injured patients: recommendations of the national expert panel on field triage. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Recommendations and Report, 58. pp. 1-35.
Blanchard, Ian, and Brown, Lawrence H. (2009) Carbon footprinting of emergency medical services systems: a proof-of-concept study. Prehospital Emergency Care, 13 (4). pp. 546-549.
Brown, Lawrence H., Hubble, Michael W., Cone, David C., Millin, Michael G., Schwartz, Brian, Patterson, P. Daniel, Greenberg, Brad, and Richards, Michael E. (2009) Paramedic determinations of medical necessity: a meta-analysis. Prehospital Emergency Care, 13 (4). pp. 516-527.
Prince, Louise A., Rodriquez, Elliot, Campagna, James, Brown, Lawrence, Fischer, Daisy, and Grant, William D. (2008) Hyperglycemia in ED patients with no history of diabetes. American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 26 (5). pp. 532-536.
Brown, Lawrence, Lerner, E. Brooke, Larmon, Baxter, LeGassick, Todd, and Taigman, Michael (2007) Are EMS call volume predictions based on demand pattern analysis accurate? Prehospital Emergency Care, 11 (2). pp. 199-203.
Prince, Louise A., Pipas, Lauren, and Brown, Lawrence H. (2006) Patient perceptions of emergency physicians: the gender gap still exists. Journal of Emergency Medicine, 31 (4). pp. 361-364.
Stork, Christine M., Brown, Kathleen M., Reilly, Tracey H., Secreti, LaLaina, and Brown, Lawrence H. (2006) Emergency department treatment of viral gastritis using intravenous ondansetron or dexamethasone in children. Academic Emergency Medicine , 13 (10). pp. 1027-1033.
Rosenfeld, Mark, Seferiadis, Aris, and Gunnarsson, Ronny (2006) Active involvement and intervention in patients exposed to whiplash trauma in automobile crashes reduces costs: a randomized, controlled clinical trial and health economic evaluation. Spine, 31 (16). pp. 1799-804.
Brown , Lawrence H., Wojcik, Susan M., Bailey, Leonard C., and Tran, Calvin D. (2006) Can sock rotation effectively mitigate EMS medication exposure to excessive heat and cold? American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 24 (1). pp. 14-18.
Reed, David B., Birnbaum, Alice, Brown, Lawrence H., O'Connor, Robert E., Fleg, Jerome L., Peberdy, Mary A., Van Ottingham, Lois, Hallstrom, Alfred P., and PAD Trial Investigators, (2006) Location of cardiac arrests in the public access defibrillation trial. Prehospital Emergency Care, 10 (1). pp. 61-67.
Sayre, Michael R., White, Lynn J., Brown, Lawrence H., and McHenry, Susan D. (2005) The National EMS Research strategic plan. Prehospital Emergency Care, 9 (3). pp. 255-266.
Rosenfeld, Mark, Seferiadis, Aris, Carlsson, Jane, and Gunnarsson, Ronny (2003) Active intervention in patients with whiplash-associated disorders improves long-term prognosis: a randomized controlled clinical trial. Spine, 28 (22). pp. 2491-2498.
Aitken, Peter , Annerud, Carolyn, Galvin, M, Symmons, David, and Curry, Chris (2003) Emergency medicine in PNG : beginning of a specialty in a true area of need. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 15 (2). pp. 176-182.
Maw, Graeme, and Aitken, Peter (2003) Isoniazid Overdose – A Case Series, Literature Review and Review of Antidote Availability. Clinical Drug Investigations , 23 (7). pp. 479-485.
Rosenfeld, Mark, Gunnarsson, Ronny, and Borenstein, Peter (2000) Early intervention in whiplash-associated disorders: a comparison of two treatment protocols. Spine, 25 (14). pp. 1782-1787.
Book Chapter
Brice, Jane H., Brown, Lawrence H., and Snooks, Helen (2010) EMS Research. In: Tintinalli , Judith E., Cameron, Peter, and Holliman, C. James, (eds.) EMS: A Practical Global Guidebook. People's Medical Publishing House , Shelton, CT, USA, pp. 91-106.
Conference Item
Brown, Lawrence H. (2010) Carbon footprinting and health care systems: issues for sustaining the next 100 years of tropical medicine. In: Papers from the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine (11), p. 66. From: Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine: 100 years of tropical medicine conference, 11-14 June 2010, Townsville, QLD, Australia.
Brown, Lawrence H. III (2012) The energy and environmental burden of Australian ambulance services. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Desniwaty, (2011) Molecular epidemiology of Avian influenza and Newcastle disease using samples transported without a cold chain. Masters (Research) thesis, James Cook University.


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Over the course of two decades and more than 30 recordings, Myra Melford has carved out a distinctive niche among creative music's most respected pianist-composers. Her signature sound skillfully combines early influences such as classical music and the traditional blues piano styles of her native Chicago. Melford will perform original solo pieces based on the drawings of celebrated Sacramento-based artist Don Reich, who is featured in the Crocker's permanent collection. Space is limited and reserving tickets in advance is recommended.
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Yesterday's AAP Librarians' Sneak Peek Book Preview was the perfect way to spend a rainy Wednesday!
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