text: Hello, everyone! I must say, it's been quite a while since I've done one of these, but seeing as I've been having such a large amount of fun with this team, I figured I'd post it for any welcome constructive criticism. Now I know weather teams have been getting a lot of the spotlight since the introduction of DrizzleToed and DroughTails, but I bring to you the most forgotten of the weathers, and the weather I can apparently construct the best teams for, hail. Abomasnow (M) (Bumble) @ Choice Scarf Ability: Snow Warning Nature: Hasty EVs: 252 SAtk / 240 Spd / 16 Atk - Blizzard - Hidden Power (Fire) - Earthquake - Wood Hammer Your standard Scarf Abomasnow set. Bilzzard for STAB off the higher attacking stat, plus perfect accuracy. Not to mention hitting Dragonites for massive damage. Hidden Power (Fire) Hits all those pesky Ferrothorns and Forretresses with their biggest weaknesses, not to mention Scizor if it happens to switch in, expecting to take a Blizzard. Earthquake hits both Heatran (minus un-popped balloon variants) as well as Ninetails, though both would be on the switch unless already adequately damaged. Wood Hammer, or second STAB moves, hits Politoed, Gastrodon and Tyranitar all super effectively, which are threats in their own rights, mainly in the act that 2 out of the 3 set up a weather that is less than beneficial to the team. Donphan (M) (Elephander) @ Leftovers Ability: Sturdy Nature: Impish EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Atk - Earthquake - Rapid Spin - Toxic - Stealth Rock Behold! The only defensive Mon on the team. After seeing the remainder of the team, you may gander at 'ol Donphan here and think he may be out of place, but he does his job exceptionally well. Now Earthquake is obvious as the obligatory STAB move, which is helpful against other weather -inducing leads, minus Mr. Politoed. Rapid Spin removes entry hazards, not that I need to tell you this, mainly those pesky Stealth Rocks that hit half of my team for a quarter of their health. Toxic is mainly for when I lead with him and hit either Tyranitar or Politoed, whom I have an otherwise problematic time dealing with, depending on the set, and Dragonite mid-way/later into the battle, as it removes its status as a truly massive threat when it takes large amounts of residual damage every turn. The final move is the ever omnipresent Stealth Rocks, so I don't feel I really need to explain the importance of the move. Chandelure (M) (Pyro Jack) @ Leftovers Ability: Flash Fire Nature: Timid EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 Spd / 4 HP - Substitute - Fire Blast - Shadow Ball - Hidden Power (Fighting) Here's Chandelure, one of the, in my opinion, more important Mons on this team. Out of all of them, Chandeulre has the greatest Type Coverage. Both Fire Blast and Shadow Ball are the obligatory STAB moves that hit a large amount of the bigger threats for high amounts of damage, especially coming off of a Special Attack stat of 388. HP Fighting s to achieve the type coverage with Shadow Ball, and hits both Tyranitar and Heatran for super-effective damage, given that both of them either resist or absorb Chandeulre's STAB moves. Substitute is the crux of the set, allowing it to come in on something it easily threatens and then set up as the Mon switches out, allowing for a safe next move. Breloom (M) (Goombario) @ Choice Band Ability: Technician Nature: Jolly EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spd / 4 SDef - Spore - Bullet Seed - Mach Punch - Low Sweep What is there NOT to say about how good Breloom is? This guy hits like a darn train, and I'm glad I took him up. Originally, this slot was taken by a CB Terrakion, but after losing one-too-many fights to my crippling Conkeldurr weakness, I changed it to this psycho mushroom, and haven't looked back. Spore allows Breloom to put slower threats, as well as switch-ins to sleep, which will allow me to switch to the appropriate check or counter. Bullet Seed is absolutely amazing, as it is able to, with a single hit, take out offensive Politoed after rocks damage, as well as deal massive damage to anything that doesn't resist it, as well as massive damage to some things that even DO resist it. Mach Punch fits as secondary STAB and priority, which is important. Low Sweep is the final move, which gives Breloom the highest Base Power possible on the set, and is possible help if it comes down to a 2v1 situation, as it will lower the opposing Mon's speed, allowing for a greater chance to out-speed and kill, if Breloom doesn't do it outright. Kyurem (Soul Solid) @ Choice Scarf Ability: Pressure Nature: Timid EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 Spd / 4 Def - Blizzard - Draco Meteor - Dragon Pulse - Focus Blast The King of Freeze himself, I just couldn't make a hail team and NOT include Kyurem. With a Scarf, Kyurem hits 475 Speed, which allows him to out-speed a large portion of the metagame, including Dragonite after it gets up a Dragon Dance. Given his presence in a hail team, Blizzard is the Ice-STAB of choice, as Ice Beam lacks the proper power to dent bulkier Mons. Draco Meteor allows Kyurem to adopt a hit-and-run strategy, assuming Rocks aren't up on the field. Dragon Pulse allows Kyurem to deal with the Lati twins without having to lock into Draco Meteor. Finally, Focus Blast allows Kyurem to hit both Heatran and Ferrothorn, assuming it actually hits, of course. Raikou (RAIKOU) @ Leftovers Ability: Pressure Nature: Rash EVs: 252 Spd / 252 SAtk / 4 SDef - Aura Sphere - Thunderbolt - Weather Ball - Substitute The final member of the team is event Raikou. A relatively straightforward build, in a vein similar to Chandelure, Raikou has proven its worth. With Thunderbolt being the STAB of choice, Raikou will be hitting many-a-thing for plentiful damage. In the Hail, Weather Ball becomes a 100BP Ice move, which hits Landorus and Gliscor, as well as the dragons that loom in the OU metagame, for massive, usually fatal, damage. Aura Sphere is the always reliable never-missing coverage move, hitting those Pesky Ferrothorns and Heatrans. Lastly, Sub allows Raikou the same set-upp opportunity as Chandeulre, which allows it to more easily deal with the aforementioned Gliscor and Landorus. Well, this concludes my first RMT is a long while, and I eagerly await some feedback. Until then, ciao.


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Lanesboro City Council Report: City Administrator takes steps to improve city books
Fri, Oct 10th, 2003
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Bobbie Torgerson stepped into her role of city administrator and submitted her plan to correct negative cash balances in city funds at the October 6th Lanesboro Council meeting. Some of the funds had corresponding CDs which Torgerson suggested cashing, using some of the money to give the funds a positive balance and then purchasing a new CD with the remainder of the money.
The council agreed and took action to correct the funds for the Interpretive Center, Park and Recreation, the street truck, and the Small City Capital Projects. Action was delayed on the Fire and Ambulance Funds and the Coffee Street Project Fund until city auditor CPA Lloyd Johnson could be consulted on those. Torgerson pointed out that the changes would provide for more accountability and help manage cash flow better with a more accurate picture of the state of the city�s finances. Torgerson also asked for her name to be put on the city bank accounts and that Liz Dybing give a report to the city monthly on the Farmer�s Market checking account. Torgerson requested a new/different computer, noting that her computer needed repair and was too slow to run the necessary city software. When it was mentioned that a spare computer previously purchased by the fire department was sitting unused at City Hall, the council opted to contact the fire department for an approval to allow Torgerson to use that computer. The council, as a whole, thanked Torgerson for her well-thought, written requests and recommendations to the council. Police Contract with Preston The Lanesboro City Council had a chance to peruse a draft police service contract which would provide joint police service for Preston and Lanesboro. The contract provides for at least one officer on duty for the two cities between 12 and 22 hours each day. It also calls for a joint purchase of a new squad car and a suggested compensation for Lanesboro police coverage of $65,000. Council member Kevin Drake commented that Lanesboro wasn�t saving anything with this contract. City Attorney Tom Manion responded the council might want to ask how the cost structure was determined. Manion pointed out that there was no provision for court time for officers in the contract, but quickly added, �We�re happy to have the potential of working with Preston. This is just a draft.� The Council concurred as Councilman Jerome Halverson commented, �These are things we can work out.� The Council felt they needed an understanding of the personnel costs such as retirement programs and insurance costs and a more definitive idea of the number of police hours Lanesboro would be getting. Mayor Steve Rahn asked the council to give their comments and questions about the contract to City Administrator Bobbie Torgerson by week�s end so she could coordinate with the city attorney and Preston to get a response by the next council meeting. Rahn added, �At least it�s a start.� In the meantime, the Fillmore County Sheriff�s Department is supplying temporary police coverage for the city with additional drive-throughs. When a comment was made that the city has had some vandalism, councilman Halverson replied, �You have that when you have an officer here too!� Other business In other business, the council: � Decided to send letters to the citizens delineating the requirements for building permits, explaining the Historic Preservation Ordinance, and giving details of the Truth in Taxation meetings; � Passed a motion stating that the city is not willing to pay additional costs of fixing the Coffee Street Bridge decking, noting that they felt Minowa and WHKS Engineering should be responsible for the corrections; � Approved $2,000 expenditure for the fire chief�s convention; � Directed city attorney Tom Manion to initiate the mortgage foreclosure procedure on non-pays of the Small Cities Grant; � Set a meeting date of 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 15th with Attorney Eric Galatz to discuss progress on the Center for the Arts management � Accepted the proposal from Mike Bubany of David Drown Associates for services in establishing a Tax Increment Financing District for the Church Hill Project. The developers will be required to deposit an estimated $7,000 for total costs.


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Hey, Gang! I wanna say thank you again for being there for me. "There's nothing like a friend when good times aren't." I hold that quote to my heart. If ya haven't guessed yet, I am a sentimentalist. My hand feels great again, although not at 100%, but I am taking many frequent breaks, after that scare last Thursday and throughout the weekend.
I finished this up at the most important time to me. My dad (Sam), twin sister (Jennifer), and my lil bro (Kevin ) is coming to visit me tomorrow. I haven't seen my dad or sister in over 5 years. Last year my brother came down for my booksigning, but before that I hadn't seen him in 4 years and some change. I can't wait to see them. I love them all very much. All our busy schedules have kept us apart. It's not easy to visit each other because my lil bro lives in northern California, and my dad, sister, and mom live in New Mexico.
To catch ya up to date with this drawing. This is going to be published in "Zowie" magazine. It'll be for sale at the San Diego Comiccon. The theme is for it to deal with something tiki-ish. I'll be going back in and adding small tiki torches and tiki statues. When I uploaded the lineart not too long ago made a great suggestion for the mom's leg. I was having difficulty to make it seem like it was positioned correctly. Thank you for your suggestion. It was right in the mark. If you haven't been to his gallery, then it's a must see! http://manarama.deviantart.com/
On a final note, this is how I picture my own family some day. Nothing gets better than a bond like this.
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How can I view a list of devices that are connected to my Apple laptop via Internet Sharing (when it's enabled)? If a list doesn't exist, does Internet Sharing log DHCP requests and if so, where? Thanks.
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Thanks @iolsmit. My WiFi adapter is en0 on my MB Air, so that's the interface I use with the provided arp command. – getWeberForStackExchange Mar 19 '12 at 21:09
Just a tip: if you're unsure which interface is being used, you can always type
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arp command will give you a snapshot of a state which might be rapidly changing, most notably if you are looking to a Wi-Fi network where devices may intermittently connect because they are on the border of the wireless sphere of access.
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I think a useful place to start here might be a bare
arp -a. You probably don't have that many interfaces that are translated!
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@smessing this is exactly what I'm doing - thanks! – awidgery Dec 10 '15 at 12:55
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Military families invited to poolAugust 06,2013Military families invited to pool
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Novartis also released fourth-quarter net sales of $14.8 billion and full-year net sales of $56.7 billion.
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"Novartis is solidly on course to navigate the volatility and uncertainties of today's economic environment," added Dr. Vasella. "I am confident in the leadership of Joe Jimenez and his top team, the company's strategy with its commitment to innovation."
Dr. Vasella served as CEO and executive member of the board of directors for 14 years following the merger that created Novartis in 1996. He was appointed chairman in April 1999. Dr. Vasella had also worked as the CEO of Sandoz Pharma. From 1988 to 1992, he was with Sandoz Pharmaceuticals in the U.S., prior to which he held a number of medical positions in Switzerland. He graduated with an M.D. from the University of Bern in Switzerland and completed executive training at the Harvard Business School in the U.S.
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SPENCER ---- Lora J. New, 66, of Spencer, passed away Thursday, Sept. 8, 2004 at her residence.
Born June 24, 1938 in Greene County, she was the daughter of Ernest and Dorothy (Linthicum) New.
She worked as a cook. She was a 1955 graduate of Spencer High School and attended Highland Faith Assembly.
Survivors include: her mother Dorothy (Linthicum) New of Bloomfield; one daughter and son-in-law Brenda and Bob Decker of Spencer; three sons and daughters-in-law, William and Vicki Freeman of Bowling Green, Roger and Jennifer Freeman of Spencer, and Brad and Paula Freeman of Spencer; a sister Wanda Johnson of Bloomfield; two grandchildren, Carissa Freeman and Zachary Freeman; and a special friend Coy Hurley of Bedford.
She was preceded in death by her father, an infant son, and two brothers, Marvin New and Ronald New.
Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Highland Faith Assembly, Highland Village with the Rev. Richard Deckard officiating. Burial will be at Grandview Cemetery, Bloomfield.
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The Manchurian Candidate | Saturday, September 17, 2016
Politics, intrigue, and conspiracy. Pulitzer Prize-winning creators Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell's acclaimed adaptation of the Richard Condon novel brings a riveting tale to operatic life at the Long Center to open our 30th Anniversary Season.
Sergeant Raymond Shaw is the brainwashed, unknowing accomplice of a secret plot to overthrow the US government through its presidential elections. Only Captain Ben Marco — his fellow POW — stands between Shaw and the destiny crafted for him by a group of dark collaborators.
Semi-staged direction by Alison Moritz and projection design by Greg Emetaz will create a powerful and imaginative dramatization of the paranoiac tale, which will take place with the Austin Opera Orchestra on stage, less than two months before the 2016 Presidential Elections.
David Adam Moore (baritone) as Sgt. Raymond Shaw
Brenda Harris (soprano) as Eleanor Iselin
John Lindsey (tenor) as Cpt. Ben Marco
Daniel Sumegi (bass-baritone) as Sen. Johnny Iselin
The Flying Dutchman | November 12, 17, 20, 2016
Deliverance through love. Wagner's powerful romantic opera, The Flying Dutchman, tells the supernatural tale of a captain cursed to navigate a ghost ship for all of eternity, a punishment for invoking Satan during a treacherous ocean voyage.
Only once every seven years can the Dutchman go ashore for a fleeting moment to find the true love that can release him from his never-ending prison at sea. The beautiful Senta may be the key to the Dutchman's salvation, but only if she would abandon her family, friends, and suitor on land.
Rising star Eric Einhorn returns to Austin to direct a powerhouse cast in this story of imagination, filled with lush orchestral writing and soaring vocalism, in its first Austin performances in a decade.
Wayne Tigges (baritone) as The Dutchman
Melody Moore (soprano) as Senta
Clay Hilley (tenor) as Erik
Peter Volpe (bass) as Daland
The Daughter of the Regiment | January 28, February 2, 5, 2017
High comedy, romance and vocal fireworks. Marie, the adoptive daughter of 1,500 soldiers of a French army regiment, is the charming tomboy who has fallen in love with the handsome Tonio. Only by joining the regiment can the young local boy be deemed fit by Marie's "fathers" to win her hand.
Meanwhile, the Marquise of Birkenfeld knows the truth of Marie's aristocratic birth and seeks to sweep the ingénue away from her regimental family and introduce her to high society and a marriage befitting her rank. Tonio must prevail over his lowly station if he and Marie are to find their way to love, against a backdrop of bel canto pyrotechnics, including Tonio's famous tenor aria, "A mes amis," marked by nine perilous high Cs.
The music of Donizetti's masterpiece will be sung in French, mixed with a sparkling new English dialogue. Rod Caspers directs.
Rachele Gilmore (soprano) as Marie
René Barbera (tenor) as Tonio
Stefano de Peppo (bass) as Sergeant Sulpice
Cindy Sadler (mezzo-soprano) as The Marquise of Birkenfeld
Madame Butterfly | April 29, May 4, 7, 2017
The deepest love, the deepest betrayal. Austin Opera's 30th Season concludes with what is undoubtedly one of the most beloved operas of all time. Puccini's heartbreakingly beautiful Madame Butterfly tells the tale of an American naval officer, Pinkerton, who recklessly takes Butterfly — Cio-Cio-San — as his bride, knowing that their time together in Japan will be fleeting.
Cio-Cio-San clings to her love for Pinkerton as she awaits his return to Japan… a return that Butterfly refuses to acknowledge may never come. The depth and purity of Butterfly's love — and her inevitable and tragic end — is brought into stunning relief against Puccini's unforgettable score.
Garnett Bruce leads his tenth production of Madame Butterfly, a hallmark opera of his directorial career.
Yunah Lee (soprano) as Cio-Cio San
Dominick Chenes (tenor) as Pinkerton
Michael Chioldi (baritone) as Sharpless
Mika Shigematsu (mezzo-soprano) as Suzuki
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The Russian program is designed to provide students with linguistic and intellectual tools for a deep understanding of the country's literature, language and culture. It offers minors in language and literature in Russian studies and courses for liberal arts education, thus serving students with specializations in many academic areas.
Minors in the Department of Russian have studied abroad in the following programs in recent years: University of Arizona programs in Moscow and St. Petersburg; Middlebury College programs in Moscow and Yaroslavl; School of Russian and Asian Studies; Smolny-Bard program in St. Petersburg, as well as different programs tailored to combine Russian minor with the student's major field of study (such as O'Neill Theater Program in Moscow, or Math University in Moscow). See the International Programs section of the Catalog for further information.
The department offers two minor programs.
A minor in Russian Language and Literature consists of six courses: RUS 101, 102, 201 and 202; and two other courses chosen from among RUS 214, 217, 301 and 302. Interested students should contact the chair of the program.
A minor in Russian Studies consists of six courses: RUS 102, 201, 202; one course from RUS 214 or RUS 217; one course from and HIS 225 or HIS 226; and one topics seminar on Russian culture from the RUS 270 – 279 series. Both courses in Russian literature and both in Russian history are strongly suggested for broadening the minors' perspective on Russian culture. Appropriate substitutions may be approved by the program chair.
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A list of regularly offered courses follows. Please note the key for the following abbreviations: (A) Arts; (H) Humanities; (S) Social Sciences; (N) Natural Sciences with Laboratory; (LS) Language Studies requirement; (NSP) Natural Science in Perspective; (NW) Non-Western Cultures requirement.
All readings, lectures and discussions in these courses are in English (except for those who wish to read in Russian). There are no prerequisites.
214. The Russian Novel from Pushkin to Tolstoy. (H)
Study of the emergence of a national literary tradition in 19th-century Russia as it was fashioned by writers and their reading publics. Emphasis on the Russian reaction to traditional Western European forms of narrative and the special status of the Russian writer as a social "moral barometer." Readings will include works by Karamzin, Pushkin, Lermontov, Gogol, Turgenev, Dostoevsky and Tolstoy. All readings will be in translation, with special assignments for those able to read in Russian. Staff
216. Business in Today's Russia: Culture, Society, and Capitalism. (H)
This course will focus on the chaotic rise of capitalist business practices in the 1990s and the consequences of Russia's ensuing prosperity in the Putin era. We will come to understand the place of business in Russian political and social life as well as its popular perception in the media and art. Topics to be covered include privatization; Soviet legacies; Russia's natural resources; oligarchs and organized crime; pro and anti-Western sentiment; everyday life in Russia under Yeltsin and Putin. Same as BOS 216. Stone
217. Russia: 20th Century in Print and Film. (H)
The 20th century was a time of unprecedented upheavals and profound changes in Russian society, politics and culture. Russia and its successor state, the Soviet Union, suffered revolutions, wars, bloody civil strife, collectivization and purges. During those unstable and dangerous times and despite official suppression, Russian writers, artists and filmmakers produced outstanding works. In this course we will study the 20th-century Russian experience through its literature and other art forms. All readings will be in English, with special assignments for those able to read in Russian. Staff
Courses Taught in Russian
101. Elementary Russian I.
For students with no knowledge of Russian. Introduction to the contemporary Russian language. The course presents the fundamentals of Russian grammar and syntax with equal emphasis on speaking, writing, reading, aural comprehension, and cultural awareness. Audio and video exercises, simple readings, short compositions, conversational drills. Offered every Fall. Bond
102. Elementary Russian II.
Continuation of Russian 101. Three 80-minute meetings per week, plus an additional conversation hour conducted by a native speaker. Prerequisite: Russian 101 or placement. Offered every Spring. Staff
201. Intermediate Russian I. (LS)
Vocabulary building, continued development of speaking and listening skills and active command of Russian grammar. Readings from authentic fiction and poetry. Short composition assignments. Three 80-minute meetings per week, plus an additional conversation hour conducted by a native speaker. Prerequisite: Russian 102 or placement. Offered every Fall. Stone
202. Intermediate Russian II. (H) (LS)
Continuation of Russian 201. Increased mastery of Russian grammatical structures through reading and discussion of authentic literary and cultural texts. Continued emphasis on speaking, reading and writing Russian. Three 80-minute meetings per week, plus an additional conversation hour conducted by a native speaker. Prerequisite: Russian 201 or placement. Offered every Spring. Staff
301. Readings in Russian Literature I. (H)
The primary purpose of this course is to provide students with an opportunity to read Russian literature in the original while improving their active command of the written and spoken language. Readings have been selected from among the acknowledged masterworks of Russian literature. Prerequisite: Russian 202 or placement. Offered every Fall. Staff
302. Readings in Russian Literature II. (H)
This course continues Russian Literature I (301) and provides students with an opportunity to read Russian literature in the original while improving their active command of the written and spoken language. Readings have been selected from among the acknowledged masterworks of Russian literature. Prerequisite: Russian 301 or placement. Offered every Spring. Stone
390. Independent Study.
490. Independent Study.
Topics Courses Expected to be Offered in 2015-2016
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The first featured photographer is New Yorker Carol Golemboski. In toned gelatin silver prints such as Untitled: (above), Golemboski conjures up a lost Victorian world by using period props and adorning her pieces with scratches suggesting great age. New Mexico photographer Colin Blakely creates photomontages in which he uses a computer to lay images on top of one another. The results are printed in large-format Fujichrome prints; in each, a main photo, typically a kitsch interior or exterior, is adorned with maps, photos and half-tones of things like mountains and clouds. The last artist is Colorados own Cory Armantrout, a recent graduate of the University of Colorado at Denver. Armantrouts pieces are photo-based collages in which photocopies, cardboard and shards of glass are also used.
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Fragile forest climber makes good pot subject for deep shade .
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Spiny scrambler, good barrier, decorative fruit and flowers, birds, butterflies
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Wild Jasmine
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Lauridia (Cassine) tetragona
Climbing Saffron
Scrambling woody shrub or small tree - attractive toothed leaves
Monanthotaxis caffra
Dwaba Berry
Forest understorey scrambler. Grey-green leaves, unusual orange-red berries
Mondia whitei
White's Ginger
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Cape Smilax
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Podranea ricasoliana
Port St. Johns Creeper
Scrambler for a strong support, beautiful pink trusses
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Baboon Grape
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Attractive-leaved climber for sun; fruit attracts birds.
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Senecio tamoides
Canary Creeper
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Following the announcement of THQ's intention to drop Devil's Third, the future of Tomonobu Itagaki's long-awaited action game hangs in the balance. But this isn't another example of a publisher playing the bad guy. The truth is that THQ doesn't really have a choice.
Beset by development troubles and set against the backdrop of THQ's perilous financial situation, doubts have surrounded Devil's Third for quite some time. It's a title that represents a significant gamble for any publisher. But for a company in THQ's position, it's a risk that they just can't afford to take.
So what is that position? Earlier this year, THQ laid off hundreds of staff and sliced their CEO's salary in half, following a sharp decline in its licensed and core games and the disastrous performance of its uDraw gaming tablet. To this day, around 1.4 million units of the peripheral sit gathering dust in warehouses.
As a result of these previous missteps, the company now faces the very real danger of being delisted from NASDAQ, if by July 23rd it hasn't raised its stock price above $1 for 10 consecutive days. With just over a month to go, the price is currently hovering at around 0.60¢ per share.
Such is the position of the company that Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick recently said that he believes THQ will be dead before November. He later apologised for his comments, but tellingly, he didn't retract them. We think Zelnick is wrong, but THQ's precarious position is undeniable.
Which brings us to Devil's Third. The first game from Itagaki's new outfit Valhalla Game Studios, Devil's Third is a sci-fi, third-person shooter that marks a dramatic departure from the veteran's legacy of games like Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive. Bolstered by Itagaki's reputation, it's a highly-anticipated prospect.
Yet despite this, concerns for the commercial viability of the project remain. Itagaki may have spawned some huge franchises in the past, but his name does not guarantee healthy sales, especially in the West. We may know who Itagaki is, but he has far less cachet with the wider gaming public.
These worries are accentuated by the waning popularity of Japanese titles across the world. While many commenters point to a decline in the quality of games developed in Japan, even the stand-out examples struggle to pick up much of a following. They're just not as popular as they once were.
With titles like Shadows of the Damned failing to make an impact, even well-received, Western-influenced action games like Vanquish don't perform particularly well. It costs so much to bring a mainstream title to the market that sales figures comfortably in excess of a million aren't just a luxury, they're a necessity.
Coupled with the fact that Itagaki hasn't created a successful new IP in some time - remember Trapt on PlayStation 2? No, us either - Devil's Third was always going to be a big gamble.
None of this is to say that Devil's Third won't be a wonderful game, of course. Perhaps it will be. But publishers are just as concerned with marketability as they are with quality. Games have to make a profit. And for THQ, that need is even greater. The stakes are high.
There's more too. In THQ's recent earnings call, CEO Brian Farrell explained the publisher's decision to drop Devil's Third by pointing to a number of other factors in the development of the game. Factors that neither THQ nor Valhalla could do anything about.
According to Farrell, Valhalla's engine provider went under recently, necessitating a costly and time-hungry shift. In addition to this, the Japanese Yen has substantially appreciated against the US Dollar, meaning that development costs have crept up and up. Ultimately, Farrell said that continued investment in the project just didn't make sense against other titles in THQ's lineup.
Despite this, it's not all doom and gloom for the publisher. While it recently recorded a $240 million annual loss; the restructuring of the company, a big upswing in digital sales, and the decision to drop licensed kids titles in favour of big core games has changed their outlook. Sales figures for the last financial quarter exceeded expectations. Things are looking up.
Saints Row recently became THQ's most successful non-licensed franchise, spurred on by sales in excess of 4.25 million for Saints Row: The Third, while the game's revenue from digital distribution channels exceeds that of any console title in the company's history. Add Darksiders II's pre-order figures to this, which come in at five times that of its predecessor, and the publisher's renewed focus has them back on track.
Unfortunately for Itagaki and Valhalla, however, this new approach leaves no room for Devil's Third.
We would love to see Devil's Third hit retail, fly off shelves and sell millions. We hope it finds a new publisher and that Itagaki has another hit franchise on his hands. We also believe that the industry should stick its neck out for games of this type as they contribute to the diversity of the medium. But it's not the right game for THQ. Not now.


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International Sports Desk, Jul 24 (EFE).- Former boxer Emile Griffith, who garnered five titles in the 1960s, died in Hempstead, New York, the International Boxing Hall of Fame said. He was 75.
Griffith won his titles in the welterweight and middleweight categories and retired with a record of 85 wins, 24 defeats and two draws.
Born in the U.S. Virgin Islands, his career included the unusual fact that one of his rivals, Cuban Benny Paret, died 10 days after being defeated by Griffith in 1962.
Accounts from Sports Illustrated and other sources indicated that Paret had spouted insults before the fight alluding to his rival's alleged homosexuality, a situation that spurred Griffith on even more in the bout, which he won by a 12th-round knockout that put the Cuban into a coma from which he never recovered.
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Let $M$ and $N$ be submanifolds of $\mathbb R^n$. I am trying to prove that for almost every $x\in \mathbb R^n$, $M+x$ and $N$ intersect transversely. Intuitively, transversality is a "generic" condition, so if we slightly change $x$, we can make the intersection transverse. However, I do not know how to make this intuition precise. Can anyone explain?
Let's define a map which is critical exactly when $M+x$ is not transverse to $N$. Then you can throw Sard's theorem at the problem and conclude that the non-transverse points have measure zero.
Define $f:M\times\mathbb{R}^n\to\mathbb{R}^n$ by $(m,x)\mapsto m + x$. Define $B = f^{-1}(N)$. Now let $g$ be the projection of $B$ onto the $\mathbb{R}^n$ coordinate.
The idea here is to fix $N$ and let $f$ capture the motion of $M$ through $\mathbb{R}^n$. The preimage of $N$ under $f$, what we're calling $B$, we can think of as a family of sets $(M+x)\cap N\subset M$ parametrized by $\mathbb{R}^n$. You want to verify that for almost every $x$, $(M+x)\pitchfork N$, i.e., at each point $p$ of intersection $(M+x)\cap N$, $T_pM + T_pN = T_p\mathbb{R}^n$.
I'll let you take it from here, unless you'd like me to finish the problem. The gist of what's left is relating the surjectivity of $dg$ to the transveraslity of $M$ and $N$.


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Mr Hackwell said he had yet to see the figures, but estimated
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"When you do the simple maths, there's no way in hell that
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Fingerprint - Hope by *nicolasjolly ( Suggested by Topicality and Featured by deshrubber )
The details are so clear, yet distorted. The way it is drawn, it reminds me of Uzumaki by Junji Ito. The black and white and grey contrast helps to make the mood more terrifying and the scenery more creepy, while also giving a greater sense of making it feel real. The clouds have a lot of detail, and are still distorted to keep with the feel of the drawing. The building is so detailed, that the more you look at it, the better it looks because there is so much to see, such as the figure on the second floor. The doors look cartoony, but still believable. It took me a minute to see the woman holding the umbrella, because she fits in this world so well. Great, awesome, fantastic!
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Magnifique ! Il y a beaucoup de force dans cette scène !
I absolutely love your style
This is just spectacular!
This has been one of my favorite pieces in a long time and I finally found the artist on deviant art!!
Le ciel rempli de nuages fait plus menaçant avec ton style et en noir et blanc.
I see a beautiful lady in the rain. Exquisite mood.
wow thats freakin amazing
Belle construction !!!
I'm amazed both by your style of drawing, and the pictures themselves. This is atmospheric!
I love the lighting in this one, it does fit the title to have light breaking through the dark clouds. The whorl of lines centering around the girl with the umbrella draws in the focus on her wonderfully.
I love the concept. This is great.
This picture...is INCREDIBLE. Great use of tone/value.
these are just incredible
good work
With all the little lines that u did, it sort of reminds me of Vincent Van Gogh of how he paints. The overlapping of paint Van Gogh does, is very similar to what you did in your artwork. Its very Mystique, and flowy. The way the line moves, the eye will follow, like an illusion. Its very Beautiful, Great work!! XD
Great atmosphere!
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Crazy good!! your line work is truely outstanding!
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The time and patience that you put into these is absolutely stunning. Fantastic work!
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This is amazing.
I find your style, 'fingerprint' drawing of ink on paper just fascinating. I just love the way you shade with those little lines! It's great
You have a nice handle of you pen work. The fingerprint style give your outside works a good sense of movement. Not to mention your watercolors are nice, I hate doing watercolors.
The swirling effect looks great in black and white. It kind of reminds me of Van Gogh's style. I'm assuming he's an inspiration for you.
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congrats on your DD for this excellent drawing!
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I can't even imagine the amount of planning and the care that went into the execution of this piece D:
I can't even imagine the amount of planning and the care that went into the execution of this piece D:
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It looks a little like scratchboard - I love how it shows the directions of the wind!
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Incredible work!
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On Voltaire
Once after I delivered a paper, a professor commented to me,"Your understanding of Voltaire is really very different from mine. You make him sound like such a good person."
And on the whole I do think he was. In The New Yorker Adam Gopnik explains Voltaire's enduring appeal:
And on the whole I do think he was. In The New Yorker Adam Gopnik explains Voltaire's enduring appeal:
There couldn't be a better model of an improvisatory, anti-authoritarian intelligence, whose whole creed rests on individual acts and case-by-case considerations. He believed in the English model of trade and toleration, not the Jacobin model of ideology and intemperance... Voltaire's spirit was one of tolerant cosmopolitanism, even though he didn't have the insight to see that one challenge for the cosmopolitan spirit would be how well it tolerated those who had no wish to be cosmopolitan.He was not perfect by a long stretch--but there is still a lot to admire. [Via Arts & Letters Daily; crossposted to Positive Liberty.]
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One of V's more insightful moments came as he began to reject some of the more fanciful notions about China being brought back by the Jesuits to the European Enlightenment, realizing the Mandarin System meant bureaucracy. Tocqueville realized this, Jefferson nenver did.
I also liked the Gopnik piece.
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- place on January 11, 2009. As a result, all major events in the city of Wrocław, have been canceled. Although many companies have declared they will help1 KB (280 words) - 18:15, 8 March 2009


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Greece will be given an extension until 2016 to get its budget to record a 4.5% primary surplus, according to a draft MOU seen by the WSJ. It's hard to believe after what's transpired in past months, but some still believe the EU is going to let Greece go. It's not happening. European stocks and the euro shoot to session highs.
Greece will be given an extension until 2016 to get its budget to record a 4.5% primary surplus,...
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