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Vampire Weekend
June 9, 2014, Outer Harbor, Buffalo, NY
When a band you want to see won�t come to you, you must go them. So we shuffled off to Buffalo to see Vampire Weekend, and along the way took in some of the sites of the region. New York State�s second largest city has certainly lived the hard knock life over the past few decades and you can sense a general malaise throughout the community. It�s an odd feeling too, because there was plenty to see, do, and eat. The Elmwood Village neighborhood, for example, offered a great mix of shops and eateries.
A completely unscientific and anecdotal assessment of the crowd indicated that many folks, like us, came from out of town to see the show. This despite the sponsorship of the local commercial alternative radio station Alternative Buffalo 107.7, a more adventurous version of our Project 100.7/106.3.
As the smell of Cheerios and Lucky Charms wafted over the Outer Harbor from the nearby General Mills plant, Cults opened the show with an 11 song set. Well-received by the crowd, they didn�t do anything to get the crowd too worked up for the headliner. The two singles from their self-titled debut album, �Abducted� and �Go Outside,� got the best response. Songs from their current album, Static, seemed to do better with those more familiar with the band, and there were quite a few of those folks.
Vampire Weekend wasted no time with their set, blasting off with one of 2013�s best tracks �Diane Young.� Opening with a massive tune like that can throw an audience, but Vampire Weekend were able to make it work. While the band is probably used to playing before bigger crowds, they were no still enthusiastic and appreciative. Lead singer Ezra Koenig noted it was their first trip to Buffalo since 2007.
Favorite album tracks such as �Step,� �California English,� and �Everlasting Arms,� were treated with equal levels of excitement by the crows as the �hits� including �A-Punk,� �Unbelievers,� and �Holiday.� I don�t know about you, but the latter will always be a Christmas song to me, thanks to the band�s decision to license the track to Honda Motors back in 2010.
After winding down with �Obvious Bicycle,� the band returned for a two song encore featuring �Hannah Hunt� and �Walcott,� which Koenig described as their �good-bye� song. Always leave them wanting more is the old show business adage, and Vampire Weekend adhered to that, leaving the rollicking �Worship You� off the set list. That minor blemish aside, it was a nearly flawless concert on the shores of Lake Erie.- PF Wilson

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It's that time of the year for planning and mapping out our MissyG Concerts..The .Schedule is starting to get filled up and we are so excited about the Venues and Shows!! We'll be posting our calender soon! Keep it Tuned!! MissyG
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Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and enjoy the season! From MissyG Band
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Xboxhdm For Dummies
Posted 24 July 2004 - 04:10 PM
Posted 24 July 2004 - 05:27 PM
|QUOTE (YoshiKool @ Jul 24 2004, 05:13 PM)
|If your HDD is exploited
You refer to the hdd that's already in the box, right? Not the one I'm gonna switch it to?
In the xbox I've got an exploit running on a 20gb hdd, and I've taken the eeprom to my pc. Now I've bought a 160gb I'll replace it with. Don't I have to use the xbox at all to get the new hdd running? That seems very easy. Am I right about this?
Posted 24 July 2004 - 05:37 PM
Posted 24 July 2004 - 05:41 PM
u will only need to hotswap if u dont have ur xbox's eeprom so then xboxhdm cannt unlock the hd.
Posted 24 July 2004 - 07:14 PM
Anyways, if I follow this guide and put slayers 4920 files in c:\ the xbox will then appear as a new xbox without an exploit right? BTW, don't you have to put anything in E:\?
Or can I change the files so it will be loaded with an exploit right away?
This seems very good.
Posted 24 July 2004 - 10:53 PM
Posted 25 July 2004 - 12:30 AM
In the tut it says to get all files from c:\ in slayers package. and that I need to put them on the xboxhdm cd.
What do I do If my box is already modded by using UDE2, I wouldn't want to copy over my c:\ drive with an exploit that is outdated.
Also, will xboxhdm work with 1.6 K:5838 D:5659?
Posted 25 July 2004 - 12:39 AM
Posted 25 July 2004 - 04:07 AM
Edited by batman00, 25 July 2004 - 04:08 AM.
Posted 25 July 2004 - 04:20 AM
Posted 25 July 2004 - 04:55 AM
Posted 25 July 2004 - 02:56 PM
if you backed up your hd by ftp then you can look into your backup folder, thats where evox dumps eeprom.
Posted 25 July 2004 - 03:09 PM
|QUOTE (kingroach @ Jul 25 2004, 03:59 PM)
| what kind of backup you have, if you have the xboxhd.bin or hard drive image by HDD_driver then u can unlock the HD by hotswap and restore the hd.
if you backed up your hd by ftp then you can look into your backup folder, thats where evox dumps eeprom.
seems that he didn't have the eeprom.bin nor the password as he use hotswap to do the font installation. This is a no-no now that I am told that hotswap doesn't always work. I believe there must be some BIG WARNING about this and pinned.
Posted 25 July 2004 - 03:38 PM
Posted 25 July 2004 - 03:56 PM
|QUOTE (kingroach @ Jul 25 2004, 04:41 PM)
|if he dont have a eeprom.bin then thats the only way.. all softmodder should backup their eeprom, this is the first thing I did when i softmodded. Hotswap always worked for me but it takes me few tries. just put a original dvd in xbox when the game bootsup and then you go to "press start button to continue" screen the hd should be unlocked.
that is why I said sofmod the dash through hotswap is a NO NO as there is no way you can get the eeprom before you can run some form of hacked program to retrieve the eeprom in the first place.
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I was wondering how I add a thumbnail for a post. I'm using the Leopress theme.
I would like it to have a default image (that shows if there's no thumbnail added) as well as the feature to manually upload a thumbnail (that doesn't show up on the post page [the single.php page]).
I Googled the topic and found a plugin called 'Post Thumb Revisited', but it had confusingly many options, and I never got it working.
So, can it be done with any theme, and how is it done? (it would be nice if the thumb would also show up on the WPtouch plugin, but that's not a requirement)
Thanks in advance!
Leopress (official site)
Post Thumb Revisited (wordpress site)
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Equal Justice USA Inc
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EJUSA cuts through the polarization to build a criminal justice system that works for everyone. We envision a criminal justice system that is fair, effective, and responsive to everyone impacted by crime. A criminal justice system that is part of the solution instead of the problem – one that prevents violence before it occurs, helps crime victims rebuild their lives, and creates opportunities for former offenders so they won't repeat the harm. A successful criminal justice system will mean fewer victims, fewer defendants, and more safety for all of us.
Our worked has helped end the death penalty in seven states in the last several years. We have built game-changing coalitions of law enforcement, crime survivors, falsely convicted exonerees, liberals and conservatives, civil rights groups, religious groups, and others to come together and find common ground to repeal the death penalty.
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We partner with state organizations to expose the flaws in our nation's death penalty and end it state by state. We also educate about the needs of crime survivors for services to for services to help rebuild their lives in the aftermath of crime.
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When you think of the cloud you most likely are not thinking of stratus, cumulus, or cirrus. You are probably thinking about the many different online service offerings like:
- Microsoft Exchange Online
- Microsoft SharePoint Online
- Azure (Windows and SQL)
- Microsoft Office Web Apps
And so on.
My guess is you are not thinking about your Windows Server 2008 R2 servers in your on-premise data centers. More importantly you should be, Windows Server 2008 R2 provides not only solid component in your data center as we have talked about in the past:
- The Giant in Your Data Center
- "To Windows Server, the Quiet King of Communication and Collaboration!"
Windows Server 2008 R2 provides a key foundational piece in the architecture that allows us to break down the barriers of communication, collaboration, and management between on-premise, private cloud and public cloud computing.
When you think about the cloud, you might be thinking the same way I thought, do I go to the cloud or do I keep my datacenter on-premise? My answer, you can and should do both. The best thing, when I think about Microsoft and the cloud, is you will continue leverage your existing IT skill sets. In addition your and your business has the flexibility to either develop and deploy private cloud solutions or to connect these solutions to the public clouds from hosting providers and Microsoft.
This flexibility to run your applications locally or in the cloud is a key benefit that Kelley Blue Book. As Andy Lapin, Director of Enterprise Architecture for Kelley Blue Book states:
"It is nice to have a flexible solution like Windows Azure where we don't have to pay any upfront costs to get something deployed quickly. We have the flexibility that lets us figure out things as we go at a low cost."
You can read more about how Kelley Blue Book leverages the cloud here: Kelley Blue Book Azure Case Study.
The ability to leverage your existing IT knowledge and investments is a key component to making the cloud work for you. Another big reason to leverage the cloud is the scalability it can offer your business, whether you need 10 or 10,000 servers for your workload the cloud can dynamically provide this for your organization. It truly provides you a just in time capability that traditional on-premise data centers have struggled with in the past.
So the question is not, "To Cloud or not To Cloud". Rather how does your datacenter talk to the cloud.


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BSAA Emblem Guide
BSAA Emblems are located through out the game in hidden locations. They are blue octagon shaped shields that unlocked bonus features in the game and also an achievement. To unlock them you must first find them and then shoot them with a weapon. Some may require a sniper riles if they are out of range of normal weapons.
Credit to RyanB from http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/genme...topic=48428586
Hope this helps, maybe link it to the achievement guide.
Chapter 1-2:
1. There's a building where you go upstairs and come out on a balcony. Look at the opposite building from the balcony and you'll find it.
2. At the chest with 3 gold bars inside, before you jump over the gap to reach the chest, look up and you'll see a water tank. The emblem is right underneath it.
3. Right before you finish the chapter with the elevator, look to the right of the corridor and you'll see the emblem through the gap in the wall
Chapter 2-1/Storage Facility
01: Storage Facility: This emblem is situated high on the southern wall of the Storage Facility Warehouse you begin the chapter in.
02: Storage Facility: After crossing the bridge, when you take the steps down to the sewers, the emblem will be on one of the bridge supports.
03: In the Market area where you have to shot the keys down next to the haning body. There is a booth that has CHARGE writen on the front of it. It is on the celling inside the booth.
04: The Port: When the chopper arrives, climb the ladder to the building on the right and then this emblem is inside the building opposite.
05: Shanty Town: When you perform the 'assist jump' on the top floor of the building, turn around and this is on the roof above you.
Chapter 2-2/Train Station
01: Train Station: After killing all of the dogs, climb up onto the train carriages and then turn to look at the pylon. The emblem will be at the top of it.
02: The Mines: When you cross the bridge there is a waterfall to your right. Look high in the waterfall and you'll see the emblem in the water.
03: Mining Area: After climbing the long ladder up the rock-face, go left and then use your sniper rifle to pick this off the large factory building.
Chapter 3-1/Marshlands
01: Marshlands: Head to the remote, deserted settlement in the north-west corner of the map, get out of your boat and aim up at the underside of the thatched roof.
02: Marshlands: Head to the central island (where the chickens are) and aim your sniper rifle from the jetty underneath the hut.
03: After placing the slates and opening the door to the village, drop down into the water and then turn around and look inside the hold under the walkway.
4. At the start of the level, you should see a pole with wires, looking like telephone poles. At the 2nd joining pole far off in the distance is the emblem. You'll need a steady sniper rifle to shoot it.
Chapter 3-2/Execution Ground
01: Execution Ground: Between the two tents at the camp.
02: Oil Field – Dock: Once the countdown has begun, enter the small hut to the left.
Chapter 3-3/Oil Field – Drilling Facilities
01: Drilling Facilities: When you arrive at the first enclosed dock area, the Emblem is just visible above the gate that you entered by.
Chapter 4-1/Caves
01: Caves: Head to the far end of the caves and walk past the ladder. Stand by the fence and look out across the ravine to the waterfall opposite.
02: Ancient Village: As soon as you begin, look at the distant structure supporting the reflective lens and use your sniper rifle to aim halfway down it.
03: Labyrinth: When you enter the area, jump the gap to the right and head up to the highest point, then aim at the ruins above the green statue.
Chapter 4-2/Worship Area
01: Pyramid: When you reach the bottom floor, this Emblem will be inside one of the side chambers. Turn around upon entering and it'll be above the door.
Chapter 5-1/Underground Garden
01: Underground Garden: Go around to the right-hand side of the area and aim underneath the walkway that takes you in the Progenitor Virus House.
Chapter 5-2/Experimental Facility
01: Missile Area: Head down to the ground floor down the far end and you'll find this Emblem inside an open dumpster.
Chapter 5-3/Uroboros Research Facility
01: Uroboros Research Facility: After leaving the area where you killed the Uroboros, this Emblem is behind the right-hand rotating fan.
02: Moving Platform: Stand at the foot of the steps on the platform and aim up at the upderside of the control booth straight ahead.
03: Monarch Room Entrance: Before summoning the elevator, move into the corner and then look down into the elevator shaft.
Chapter 6-1/Ship Deck
01: Ship Deck: Aim at the top of the radar mast on top of the bridge towards the back of the ship.
02: Ship Deck: When Sheva is trapped in the cage, this Emblem is inside one of the containers that the Majinis spill out of. Toss in a grenade to get it.
03: Ship Hold: After meeting Excella, look in the high glass-fronted cabinet to the right of the plant containers.
Nice bablefish :P but it did help me find a missing 1 thanks :)
Also here is the complete tresure guide if any one wants to add it on a post. I dont have time to edit all the cells and tables in HTML for the forum.
i need number 5 on level 2-1 how do i find it just says co op jump but where nice guide thanx
Nice guide, was waiting for one like this. Cheers.
i cant get number 5 on 2-1 and number 4 on 3-1..... help would be appreciated
5 on 2-1 is wrong.
The emblem is actually on the ceiling in a small booth, opposite to the building where you get the key from a hanging body.
thank you mate i got it... now the only two left is number 4 on 3-1 and the first one in 6-1...i dont know i cant fu... see it
Thanks for posting this i was having trouble finding many of these
I think that it is a great thing for those of you who have the game early to be making these guides. Because now, when I get my game in six days I don't have to ask questions about where to find items or the BSAA emblems. I can just pull up these little guides, thanks again guys!
does nobody know where the fourth bsaa emblem in 3-1 is? its the last one i need
props got the last 6 emblem achievement unlock :)
3-1, (4) is just an engrish repeat of (3). Here's how to get the real one:
At the start of the level, you should see a pole with wires, looking like telephone poles. At the 2nd joining pole far off in the distance is the emblem. You'll need a steady sniper rifle to shoot it.
Either I'm completely blind or they're really hidden. I managed to get 0/30 in my playthrough =x
Same as!! Only found 2 and I've nearly finished my first playthrough :eek:
I still can't find number 5 in 2-1, it's one of the few i didn't get by myself so i came to look at this list and i still don't see it. Which booth in particular is it in the area with the hanging body/key.
Also on the subject, has anyone figure out how to get that chest that's off limits in one of the booths in that area? Or is it just there to taunt us?
with that chest in the middle of all the stalls, if you don't have a grenade already, knife a couple of the fruits around the center stalls, then throw a grenade in the center, and two stalls should break down to let you go and get the chest.... i'm still lookin for emblem 5 as well..... pics or better explanations on 2-1 please? any help would be greatly appreciated.
i got:
1--- right above a document at start
1--- under the bridge that you shoot the barrels/truck driver to stop truck then go downstairs and look at middle bridge support.
1--- during the helicopter scene when you go around back of one building in northwest corner (after using port key and going through boats, and climbing ladder to the roof that has an herb sitting in a corner, the emblem is pretty visible and is across the way on another building's roof or second floor if i remember correctly
1--- before sending sheva across the way for the jump that requires chris to back her up and kill the majini dudes so she can unlock the door for me.. i did a 180 turn from the jump site (like if i was looking at the building she'd jump to, turn around and look up and it's resting on the ceiling at an angle
and now i'm stuck :(
EDIT!!!! FOUND THE BASTURD.....it is the third one that you should collect during the chapter.... (before helicopter.....lol)
to get it you must go through the sewers, then you'll appear outside.... then head straight to the beach after coming down the few steps onto the sand, immediately turn right and walk to exit the beach area (like maybe 10 steps total). You should see a boat or two lined up to your right that acts as a wall.... and on your compass you should be facing DUE NORTH. Now when you are about to exit the last bit of the 'beach' area, stick to your right along the boat wall. face the front tip of the boat wall and look right and you should see a tiny green 'phone-booth' looking hut building.. it looks like a porta potty as well...with a whitish/tan roof. walk to the front of it you should see a big bolded 'CHARGE' sign in Yellow. and a white 'SELL' to the right of the 'charge' word being spelled downwards (so S on top, Then E below, then L below the E, then the last L on the bottom) and look up through it's fenced window and you should see like 1/3 of the emblem sticking out... shoot it dead.... and then smile.
Edit 2. I also want to confirm that You can find an emblem you're missing by just running through it, shooting it after you find the missing one, then quitting right then and there by selecting the level via ch. select.... run through it and not shoot the ones you've already acquired... then when you need to get your certain emblems for that chapter, shoot them, and then feel free to quit after you have picked up the missing one or more emblems from that chapter and it will count as being picked up.
ex. i just started 2-1 storage fac. and i ran through it, not really killing anyone or picking stuff up, and got that annoying emblem i just described above while not shooting the other emblems i had already picked up by shooting them... then quit the level as soon as i did that. I then went to ch. select and i now have 5/5 emblems for that level!!!!
sorry if these seem grammatically incorrect... i'm just very excited i found it after 2+ hours of searching.
Unless the guy who posted this is RyanB from the Gamefaqs forums then it has been ripped off. Give credit where it is due!!
You have not even changed what he wrote, the descriptions are identical!! That is the internet for you!!
I am working on a guide over at gamefaqs, full credit to RyanB and the guys over at the Japanese Biohazard Wiki.
Here are the first 17/30 emblem location pics:
question might be a bit stupid but how do i get this thig out of the dumpster???
Chapter 5-2/Experimental Facility
01: Missile Area: Head down to the ground floor down the far end and youll find this Emblem inside an open dumpster.
I've linked you from the achievement guide I've written.
btw. thx to everyone for correcting the misleading descriptions... i got all 30 emblems now....
i got a new problem with the treasures due to a misleading description:
where can you find the Topaz (Marquise)...it should be in 1-1 but the guide isnt very helpfull on this one
That Topaz in 1-1, when you just out of the window and get ambushed. Kill everyone and one of the Majini should drop it.
nice work =]
thx mate i got it... i cant find the Beetle (Friday) and Diamond (Oval)...these are the 2 last treasures left but i cant find them...anyone know where there are? i looked everywhere in the areas that guide says but there's nothing
Ok managed to get that golden bug...the only one left is Diamond Oval....anyone?
how many treasure are there? ... has some genius already made a treasure guide?
i got problems finding this one >
Chapter 5-3/Uroboros Research Facility
02: Moving Platform: Stand at the foot of the steps on the platform and aim up at the upderside of the control booth straight ahead.
before the platform moves up? ... the control booth the enemy operates? ... could someone help me please
I am also having problems finding this one. I will look for a better solution and update the guide.
Treasure Guide: http://www.xbox360achievements.org/f...d.php?t=131690
As for that emblem, once the platform reaches the top, look back over the edge to one of the booths that the enemies appear in to stop the platform, the emblem is on the floor of one of them.
You can see it as you travel up, but it's easier to hit without moving. Take a rifle.
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Go to someplace such as Brownells or Midway and look for a youth model stock.
This is a discussion on Mossberg stock too long within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I bought a 590 used and replaced the collapsible pistol grip stock with an original stock because the pistol grip got in the way of ...
I bought a 590 used and replaced the collapsible pistol grip stock with an original stock because the pistol grip got in the way of of the safety.
But now the original stock is a little too long for me. I'm a short guy, 5'6", and when I measure from my elbow to trigger finger, it measures at 12". My stocks LOP is 14".
What can I do? There don't seem to be any collapsible stocks without pistol grips on the market. Could I cut the poly stock down a few inches, sand it and replace the recoil pad?
Any other options?
Go to someplace such as Brownells or Midway and look for a youth model stock.
Sent from Galt's Gulch.
The difference between a socialist and a communist is while the communist has his boot on your neck he is holding a gun, the socialist doesn't have a gun.
Remington79 nailed it. For a Fighting Shotgun, a short stock is the way to go. And a youth model general does the trick.
I have my doubts about being able to cut down the factory stock that you have now. If its hollow, and just has a spot on either side to attach screws (for the recoil pad), you might cut them completely off, by taking an inch or two off the stock.
"If it's worth shooting once, it's worth shooting - how many times was that?"
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Guns don't kill people, Guns save Lives.
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Mossberg at one point offered an "entry team" stock. It was shorter and designed to be used with heavy armor.
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You could cut it down and use a kick-eez recoil pad. You can go online and download a template that fits your stock the closest and then sand it to fit perfectly. I did it to a Moss 500 and it turned out great. Take the plastic butt plate of and see if it's hollow or if it's wood first.
Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunder bolt...... Sun Tzu.
The supreme art of war is to defeat the enemy without fighting........ Sun Tzu.
There are some after-market suppliers (ie, Choate, Hogue) that make some alternatives.
So long as the stock doesn't have an interior element integral to the recoil or operation of the shotgun, sure you can cut down the stock. Any stock maker ought to be able to do it, though any carpenter likely has the skills as well. I'm not that familiar with the innards of stocks on the various shotguns, but if you check the exploded diagrams of the model from the manufacturer you'll get an idea of what might be in the way of a shortening. If you do shorten the stock, you'd need to reshape the butt pad you attach, as well. Most are sized for roughly the factory stock offerings.
Had a custom stock made for a rifle, once, and the stock maker had to take an after-market butt pad and reshape it during attachment. Worked nicely. Wasn't on a shotgun, though, so I can't speak to the Mossy 590 in that respect.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
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Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
I put some Hogue stocks on both an 870 and a 590.
Ended up taking them off because they both put my hand right up against my face.
The shorter length of pull therefore would cause me to punch myself in the face on every shot.
But then, I'm 6 foot not 5'6" so it will probably be in your best interest to try a youth stock.
I put a Hogue shortened stock ( 12 1/2" ) on my Mossberg 500 HD last year. I'm 5'8". It now fits me like it should. Cost about $84 including shipping.
I actually ended up with a tacticool Blackhawk stock and pistol grip. It's nice for HD plus it's great for turkey hunting. The recoil system they claim is good, really is good. It tames those 3" turkey mags. The stock is adjustable, which is what you are looking for. The pistol grip does not get in the way of my safety. They make these for Mossbergs as well.
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I removed the factory stock on my Mossy 590A1 and replaced it with a Magpul SGA stock. It's about 12.5" and has additional spacers to increase the LOP. It affords a very good cheek weld.
I have cut down a few plastic stocks. You can only remove less than an inch or so without loosing the screw holes. The taper of the stock will narrow the screw spacing if you go more than that. I cut on a table saw using a paneling blade. I also removed the recoil pad and replaced it with a rubber butt pad that was less than 1/2" thick. That gave me just less than a 2" reduction. As our son grew I put the original pad back on , and then a new stock. Who knew he would be the only one in the family over 6'.


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Looks like Sugar won its match against Pulse, at least according to the sign out front today.
It's a shame that doesn't say Fagbar.
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"Sugar" is a stupid name. I feel like they just ran us around on the Slog... trying to come up with a good name. Unlike the patrons to be, we all got dicked in the end.
I think Sugar is an awful name. And so is Pulse. I voted for Fagbar.
Still, it may not hurt them. I thought Purr was a terrible name for a gay bar, and they're doing very, very well...
Maybe it should have been called Innuendo.
I stand by my previous suggestion: HARD.
Please reconsider. SUGAR won't have staying power.
Neither will "hard", dude. Seriously.
Why is this the second time in just a couple of hours I've read the words "crystalline carbohydrate" in totally different contexts?
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|Pittsburgh: August Wilson's Roots (3:10) --
August Wilson Returns to Pittsburgh (2:54) --
Pittsburgh Poets of the 1960s (4:04) --
Frustration with Civil Rights Movement (1:04) --
Resolving Race Hatred and Resistance (3:12) --
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In this incisive program, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson returns home to the Hill District of Pittsburgh in 1990 to review his life and career. Archival footage and interviews with Wilson, former New York Times theater critic Frank Rich, fellow writers, and others provide insights into the African-American experience, from the Great Black Migration to more recent times. Scenes from Jitney, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Fences, Joe Turner's Come and Gone, and Two Trains Running reveal the impact of the oral tradition and the blues on Wilson's poetic prose, a skillful blend of art and authenticity.
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Hey, Birdie here! I'm a fourth year American studies major and psychology minor. Woooo how time flies. My camp name is Birdie! No, it's not because I like birds, but because I golf a ton (and make a ton of birdies)! Duh. When I'm not Keseming you'll most likely find I'm eating, hiking, watching a Giants game! I hope to one day travel the world, but for now I'm stuck in Davis. But that actually ain't so bad because I have Camp Kesem! I am so grateful to have found Camp Kesem because even though the camp's mission is to allow kids experience the magic of childhood, it also bought the magic back into my own life. I'm SO excited for this year and can't wait for the smiles and laughs again at camp!! The great big moose is really cravin' some juice and wants summer to come faster so he can have some juice!
Hey there! My name is Otter and I am super excited to be a Marketing and PR coordinator with Birdie! This is my second year in Kesem and joining this awesome organization has made such a positive impact on my college experience. I'm a fourth year Wildlife Biology major who loves all things related to animals (especially otters), reading books, and listening to every type of music that you can think of! A random fact about me is that I wrote one of my term papers on otters so I guess you could say that I'm a connoisseur of otters. I can't wait to get back to camp and experience the magic all over again!
Hey everyone! My name is Moose and I am a second year Viticulture and Enology major (you might say I make Moose's juice). This will be my second year in Kesem and I am so excited to be a CIT coordinator! A little bit about me… Growing up I always thought I was a cheetah or eagle, but it turns out I've always been a moose at heart. I am considerably tall (the doctors say I am a 6'3" but they always disregard the antlers). Although I was just introduced to Kesem a year ago, it has already made a huge impact on my life. It is an honor to be a part of a program that works with such amazing kids! I am so excited to be a part of the chord team this year and I am ready to rock it!
Hey hey! My name is Ghost, I'm a fourth year Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior major at UC Davis. I've been in Kesem since I was a sophomore, and I'm psyched to be a CIT Coordinator this year! Kesem is my favorite part of college; I love how all the campers and counselors are able to come together to be themselves and form an amazing family. When I'm not Keseming, I enjoy climbing rocks, snowboarding down bigger rocks in the winter, hiking back up those big rocks in the summer, playing the guitar, hunting for cookies, listening to fairly outdated music, getting lost in cities around the world, and haunting buildings on campus. Can't wait to get back to the best week of every year!


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Score! Of all day's to find a 4 leaf clover, right? I'm giving this luck to my GF who needs it a lot more than me today. Love ya babe!
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Just another social media application better left alone, or a new way to get fit together? Who knows, but it's happening in Montreal. Read More
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One of the greats of fitness has left us. Read More
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"The American-record holder in the half marathon is returning to racing. Ryan Hall has announced that he's going to run in the U.S. Half Marathon championships on 30 January in Houston." Read More


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A few years ago, I escorted my then-boyfriend to a hair salon for a dye job and considered that anal bleaching.
After all, I was bleaching my asshole!
But it turns out the practice actually refers to one's nether regions.
It involves shining up one's back door. Sparkling up one's pucker palace. Spiffing up your highway exit ramp.
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And the gays can't get enough of it.
"Maintaining a presentable butthole has long been a priority for gay men," states provocatively named author Manuel Hung in an informative Next magazine article. Apparently, the gays outdo dogs; they might not sniff each other's butts, but they do check them out for tonal quality.
Anal bleaching, continues Hung, "is typically done by applying a cream or gel that contains a lightening agent to the skin around the anus."
But the gays have found that it's not that easy. It takes several applications and the lightening is not permanent--so it's sort of like whitening your teeth!
What's more, risks could include discomfort, burning, scarring, or incontinence, and on dark skin, it can result in a "blotchy booty".
And yet most of the over-the-counter products are considered fairly safe and many find that it's totally, like, worth it. If all works out, your anus will be as light and bright as the tunnel in Poltergeist.
And by the way, you can thank the California-based adult industry for having popularized this stuff in the first place. Thanks, whores!
Whether or not you want to hop aboard the butt bleaching bandwagon, Hung concludes that "It doesn't matter how pretty you think your hole looks if you're not truly taking care of it.
"Remember that a healthy asshole is a happy asshole!"
Sarah Palin must be very healthy indeed.
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We have been blogging for a while now on our site, but we are jsut about to start a podcast based around the site too. What I basically want to do is setup two seperate RSS feeds - one with just blog posts and one with just podcast posts.
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text: Conferences Legacy Health professional and educational conference opportunities We offer ongoing continuing medical education programs with a wide range of learning opportunities. Our CME program includes a broad range of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ activities in the field of internal medicine, primary care and other subspecialties. Full CME listing Continuing Medical Education (CME) - general information CME Calendar page Pediatric education and conferences Please visit the PediNet page for upcoming professional education Thorny Issues in Ophthalmology: The Great Debate (Cornea, Glaucoma, Uveitis and more) This conference will discuss and debate cutting edge, controversial, and common management and treatment solutions in eye care. Audience: Ophthalmologists and other eye care professionals. Date/Time: Friday, September 30, 2016, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Saturday, October 1, 2016, 8:30 a.m. - Noon Location: Lorenzen Conference Center, Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, 2801 N. Gantenbein Ave. Portland, OR 97227 Fee: $350 for practicing physicians; $375 for registration after Sept. 19. September 28th is the registration deadline. Questions? Contact Kelsey Oakes or call 503-413-6505. Click here for a brochure. ***Click here to register for the 2016 Thorny Issues in Ophthalmology conference. Thorny Issues in Ophthalmology: Advanced Course for Ophthalmic Technicians Audience: Ophthalmic assistants, technicians, nurses Date/Time: Friday, September 30, 2016, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location: Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, Good Samaritan Building 2 Auditorium, 1040 N.W. 22nd Ave., Portland, OR 97210 Fee: $175; $200 for registration after Sept. 19. September 28th is the registration deadline. Questions? Contact Cindy Blachly or call 503-413-6457. Click here for the Technician's agenda. ***Click here to register for the Advanced Ophthalmic Technician conference. Eye Vitals: An Ophthalmology Update Learn the basics of eye care in the primary care, inpatient, emergency and trauma setting. Presented by Legacy Devers Eye Institute. Audience: Primary care providers, hospitalists, emergency medicine providers, trauma surgeons, physician assistants, fellows and residents Date/Time: October 21, 2016, 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Location: Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, Building #2, Auditorium Fee: $35; free for residents and fellows Breakfast and beverages provided. Questions? Contact Kelsey Oakes or call 503-413-6505. ***Click here to register for Eye Vitals. New Paradigms in Obesity Management This live CME activity involves a multidisciplinary discussion of obesity. Topics will include the medical management of obesity, obesity and cancer, PCOS and fertility, pharmacotherapy for obesity, bariatric surgery updates and obesity disparities. Audience: Primary care physicians, nurse practitioners and others who care for patients with obesity. Date/Time: Friday October 21, 2016, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location: Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, Lorenzen Conference Center, 2801 N. Gantenbein Ave. Fee: $75 for Physicians; $50 for other health care providers. Continental breakfast provided. For information about registration, please call 503-413-7557 or click here for a save the date card. ***Click here to register for the New Paradigms in Obesity Management conference.


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The Arizona Cardinals hired their new general manager on Tuesday, promoting vice president of player personnel Steve Keim.
Former Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Show Tuesday he expected to see Keim take over the GM reins.
"I wasn't surprised at all," Warner said. "I know they did their due diligence and reached out and looked some other places but [Keim]'s done a great job for them. I know everybody there really likes what he's done."
Keim has been with the Cardinals since 1999 in a variety of roles including scout, director of college scouting and director of player personnel.
Warner felt team brass had "high regard for what he's done and what he's brought to the organization" and feel confident he will thrive in his new role.
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Linn County Emergency Management Director Justin N. Griffin, who is also the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) Chair and serves on the Brookfield Fire Dept., recently completed training offered by the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), in Anniston, Ala. The CDP is operated by the United States Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency, and is the only federally-chartered Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) training facility in the nation.
Griffin reflected on how his training in Alabama will benefit Linn County, Missouri: "In Linn County we focus our Emergency Management plan on seasonal threats such as tornadoes and snow storms. What people don't usually see is the work we put into planning for year-round threats such as Hazmat (hazardous materials) incidents. Hazmat releases, while less likely than seasonal threats, have the potential to be a very dangerous and widespread problem. Emergency Management, The Local Emergency Planning Commitee, as well as all emergency response entities in the county, participate in exercises and training to address this potential problem. This class was a major step towards that preparedness goal. During this class we trained on the most advanced simulators available using real world Hazmat detection and spill repair technology. The instructors at the CDP are leaders in their field most of them having 20 plus years of experience. Some of the excersises included live material such as gamma ray radiological material. Burnie [Hicks], Teddy [Thudium], and I really enjoyed the advanced training and will be continuing the progress we are making in this field by encouraging other responders in the community to participate in CDP classes and by organizing Hazmat classes in Linn County through the Missouri Emergency Response Commision as well as through the Brookfield Fire Department."
The CDP develops and delivers advanced training for emergency response providers, emergency managers, and other government officials state, local and tribal governments. The CDP offers more than 40 training courses focusing on incident management, mass casualty response, and emergency response to a catastrophic natural disaster or terrorist act. Training at the CDP campus is federally funded at no cost to state, local, and tribal emergency response professionals or their agency.
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I caught an advance screening of SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW last night and enjoyed it immensely.
As a fan of cliffhanger serials & classic movies, It was fun to see someone try to recapture the magic of movies like King Kong, Lost Horizon, The Wizard Of Oz, pulps like Doc Savage and G-8, as well as chapterplays like Captain Midnight, Spy Smasher, The Lost Jungle, etc. And I think writer/director Kerry Conran succeeds. I was worried that his approach – to emulate that style of filmmaking, not be inspired by it (as Lucas & Spielberg were) – might not work with a general audience. For example, I'm a fan of Guy Maddin's films – they are shot in the the style of late 20s/early 30s early talkies – which seem limited to cult audiences and midnight shows. I think there is enough action and visual wonder in SKY CAPTAIN for a modern audience to enjoy.Despite a lot of explosions and destruction, one element of classic serials was sorely missing – the fist fight. Yes, there are one or two punches here and there, and an abbreviated battle against a mysterious woman in the climax, but not enough Dave Sharpe, if you ask me. In fact, I noticed a reliance on close ups and spectacular establishing master-shots. The story itself was on the level of a B-film (but that's the point, right?). The bottom line: I loved it – but I don't expect many converts from the Spider-Man/Indiana Jones crowd.A major dose of the plot is suggested by the Max Fleischer Superman cartoon Mechanical Monsters – and, except for the live actors, the film was entirely computer generated. It is quite an achievement – and a lock for some art direction and special effects Oscars. It opens September 17th – I plan to see it again that day.
I caught an advance screening of SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW last night and enjoyed it immensely.
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'Los Colores De La Muerte: A Day Of The Dead Festival' Art Exhibit
- When Ongoing from now until December 1, 2013[days & times]
- Where California Center for the Arts: Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Boulevard, Escondido, CA Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Arts, Exhibits, Heritage & Cultural, Holidays, Museums, Painting, Photography, Visual Arts
- Cost Free - $8
Above: Promotional graphic for "Los Colores De La Muerte: A Day Of The Dead Festival'' Art Exhibit. Courtesy of California Center for the Arts, Escondido.
The "Los Colores de la Muerte: A Day of the Dead Festival" art exhibit will include galleries showcasing photographs, paintings and sculptures celebrating the ancient Mexican holiday known as "Day of the Dead."
One of Mexico's most celebrated photographers, Mario Castillo, will return to the California Center for the Arts, Escondido (the Center) Museum this fall in a new exhibition that commemorates the festive and reflective Mexican holiday of "Día de los Muertos."
"Los Colores de la Muerte: A Day of the Dead Festival" will open November 1st, the first day of the annual festivities during which family and friends gather to honor and celebrate the lives of those who have passed. The exhibition will run one month only, concluding Sun., Dec. 1.
With a Spanish title that means "The Colors of Death," the new exhibition will, in fact, be very colorful and a true feast for the eyes. Vibrant paintings and photographs as well as ornate, white clay sculptures of Catrinas—costumed skeleton figures that have become a prominent part of modern Day of the Dead observances—will pop against the dark purple and burnt-orange walls of the galleries.
Gallery 1 will feature the work of Mario Castillo, whose photographs were previously on display at the Center Museum last fall in the show "Heart & Soul of Mexico." Castillo's Day of the Dead exhibit, titled "Polvo Eres," will include 35 of his photographs, depicting different tombs from cemeteries in Mexico.
Gallery 2, the largest of the museum's spaces at 3,600 square feet, will feature 15 paintings on canvas of Catrinas, all created by Paris-based artist Cristina Rubalcava, who was introduced to the Center by the Mexican Consulate in San Diego. The consulate is helping the Center bring Rubalcava's works from the Mexican Embassy in Paris to Escondido.
To complement Rubalcava's paintings, the Center is partnering with Instituto Municipal de Arte y Cultura (IMAC), the City of Tijuana's arts and culture department, to display 10 white clay sculptures of Catrinas.
In addition, the Center is partnering with Universidad de Tijuana CUT to display an altar in Gallery 2. Two architects, Rodolfo Ortiz Guerrero and Gloria A. Morales Mendívil, from the university's Department of Architecture agreed to install an altar that will have as its main theme the anniversary of the artist José Guadalupe Posada, the Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and political satirist whose work left an indelible mark on Mexican pop culture and folk art. His prints of skulls and skeletons have strongly influenced Day of the Dead imagery, even inspiring the Catrinas that are now icons of the holiday.
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The Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. General admission is $8; tickets for seniors, military and students are $5; Center members and children 12 and under get in free.
Admission on the opening day of "Los Colores de la Muerte: A Day of the Dead Festival" is free for all. For more information, visit www.artcenter.org/museum.
Location: California Center for the Arts, Escondido Museum 340 N. Escondido Boulevard Escondido, CA 92025 Google Maps


text: Preparing for university In 'Parents' ParentsKey datesPreparing for universityParents' Welcome addressUnderstanding the first yearHow to helpInformation about students' progress Back to 'Welcome' As a parent, you will want to help make sure your son or daughter is as prepared as possible for university. There are several ways for parents to get involved. Checklist for before students arrive at the University There are a number of things students should do before arriving at the University. Make sure your son or daughter has covered all the essentials, by going through our checklists. Essential things to do before arriving at the University What to pack checklist Accommodation and household appliances Moving into student accommodation is an exciting, but sometimes stressful time for students. For many this will be their first experience of independence and adult responsibilities. Know how to help your son or daughter: Find out what's included in accommodation fees Resist the temptation to provide your son or daughter with every kitchen appliance they could need. Pack up the items you've already got and wait and see what their flatmates have and then they can work out what they're missing together. Working out what they will need and arranging shopping trips together can be a real bonding experience! Basic life skills Learning some basic life skills such as cooking, cleaning, food shopping and doing their washing, can take a huge weight off students' shoulders when plunged into their unfamiliar environment. Yes, they'll learn from others once they're there, but it'll make them feel more capable if they can give as well as receive peer help and support. Encourage your son or daughter to learn a few basic recipes before they leave home. Our Get Cooking! website gives some student friendly recipes. Make sure they know how to sort washing and are familiar with your washing machine – once they know one, they'll probably be able to work out others too. It might be useful to get them helping with the household shopping before they leave home. It will help them be more familiar with the types of things they will need to buy and how much different items cost. Encouraging them to consider unbranded versions of food can also help them stick to their budget. We encourage students to think about managing their money. You could help by discussing this with them in the context of their new budget before they leave home. Time management is a big learning curve for many students. Getting them involved in different household chores will help them to know how much time they require. Join our Family Community The Family Community is a community of parents and others who have a connection to the University. We would love to update you about what's happening at the University and, where possible, get you involved. Joining the Family Community doesn't mean that you'll be involved with the same side of University as your son or daughter. We keep the Family Community completely separate, so you don't need to worry that they will think you're keeping an eye on them. Sign up to our Family Community Feedback and suggestions We would love to hear your feedback on our site. Please fill out this form or email us at email@example.com. Was this page useful? Yes, this page was usefulNo, this page was not useful Comments or suggestions? Submit