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Daughter of entertainers Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds , and one of the most visible actresses in her generation for her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars (1977) and its sequels. Despite bouts with drug addiction and depression, Fisher has followed her early success with solid work in front of and behind the camera. She adapted her own novel, Postcards from the Edge (1990), into a fine movie starring Meryl Streep, and has also played the role of script doctor on many major releases, including Outbreak (1995) and The Wedding Singer (1998).
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Because of a Human Relations Day grant, United Methodists of all ages travel to Washington, D.C., where about 30 seminars on national and international affairs per year take place at the United Methodist building across from the U.S. Capitol.
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According to Amnesty International's latest annual report on the death penalty, Belarus did not carry out any executions last year, meaning Europe and Central Asia was execution-free for the first time since 2009. This achievement bolsters local abolitionists – despite the risks they face in their activism.
Iraq emerges as the country with the fastest-growing number of executions in Amnesty International's new annual report on the death penalty. The World Coalition's submission for Iraq's upcoming UN human rights review calls for a moratorium on abusive executions.
The UN has renewed the mandate of its special rapporteur on Iran as a new IHR/ECPM annual report exposes rising execution numbers since increased engagement between President Rohani and the West.


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CNET.Where did Chinese Internet users head? Straight to President Obama's Google+ page.China's Internet censorship regime, known as the Great Firewall, can appear monolithic. A few days ago, however, that wall was breached. Chinese citizens rode a glitch and jumped onto the momentarily unencumbered information super highway, according to reports from
"Chinese people have flooded this page for days. Just google it and u will know what actually happened. By the way, most of us only speak Mandarin," Chinese Google+ user +Xusheng Zhou said to +Patricia Errazuriz. Chinese users left a wide variety of comments, ranging from jokes to pleas about the state of civil rights issues in China. Others just competed for the top commenting slot.
Users were able to access Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Google+, some for the first time.
"I can suddenly access YouTube! No need to breach the firewall!" posted excited Weibo user Arvin Xie.
Google went back into China this past January after two years of self-imposed exile from Chinese censorship. Like most Internet companies, Google couldn't ignore the huge opportunity of China's more than 500 million Internet users, which is twice as many as the U.S. This is a market that Facebook would love to tap.
Reuters reports that on Wednesday access to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter was once again blocked. As of today, Thursday, additional comments are still showing up on the Obama Google+ page. For some reason, Chinese authorities haven't completely patched that hole.
his Google+ page as yet another place to "connect" with the American people, supposedly. He gave the "most interactive State of the Union address ever" in January. Obama even Google+ Hungout with the public, including five golden ticket-winning Americans. "But for the public," writes ReadWriteWeb's Jon Mitchell, "it was no more of a paradigm shift than changing the TV channel."Barack Obama is using
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"?????????" writes Chinese Google+ user Dongboy Lee. Or, according to Google Translate, "Wow, Mr. President, good morning ~"


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I have. And setting this renderstate to something different than the standard 0x0f mask doesn't seem to have any effect, i.e. all the four channels are overwritten regardless of the writemask.
To use this renderstate, one must of course check the Caps to see if the gfxcard supports masking and mine is supposed to do that.
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Halestorm is a rock band from Pennsylvania (US) that signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records, a major recording label, on June 28, 2005. The group has been consistently active, writing and performing original music since the mid-1990's and becoming increasingly successful. They have achieved international airplay, having been featured on the Lord Litter show in Germany. The band has been the featured artist, appearing on the cover of Pennsylvania Musician magazine three times (August 1999, March 2000, and February 2003). The band toured nationally across the United States from January to March 2006 on the Winterfresh Sno-Core Tour with Seether, Shinedown, and Flyleaf. There were about 23 shows in that tour, and the band has performed about 200 times per year since 1997. Siblings Arejay and Elizabeth "Lzzy" Hale have been actively writing and performing original music since 1997 when they were 10 and 13 years old, respectively. Both brother and sister started learning pi ... Read More
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Main Street Journal - Friday, March 30, 2012
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Representative Curry Todd: He is one of four people the City of Memphis is recalling disability payments from because of questions about the status of their disability.
DeSoto County: The DeSoto Business Expo is in two weeks!
Municipal School Districts: The Daily News documents the legislative sausage-making that went into both State Senate and House Education Committees approving bills that would lift the State ban on creating MSDs this year. And the Flyer's Jackson Baker shows how we got here, from there. A poll by Berje Yacoubian shows that while the suburban communities would support their own school systems they are less willing to pay for them.
Memphis City Schools: The Plough Foundation has awarded a $1.7 million grant to the Memphis Talent Dividend College Attainment Initiative, to increase adult post-graduation rates via the "Graduate Memphis" program. More from the Commercial Appeal.
Clean Water Act: The City is sitting down, "behind closed doors", with State and Federal regulators to get Memphis into compliance with wastewater regulations. Based on comparable cities, it will be very, very expenssive.
Abortion: The bill requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at neighboring hospitals in order to perform abortions has passed the State House. Eight Democrats voted with the Republican majority. Abortion supporters are still opposed. More from the Associated Press and the Commercial Appeal.
Politics: Introducing "source of income" as a new source for discrimination? Reaction to the bill. Legislators are considering allowing local school board members to vote via video phone and you won't believe their rationales for and against! The State Senate unanimously approved the bill to keep teacher evaluations secret. The House OK'd a bill that would force cities to make sure their red-light-traffic-camera contracts meet current State law, even if they were signed previously. The House also killed the "stripper tax" bill; more from the Nashville City Paper. The press release from rights activists opposed to limiting immigrant teachers in charter schools.
US Postal Service: Another step in their radical restructuring is to offer retirement incentives to 150,000 workers.
Nashville: Metro government, responding to brick-and-mortar restaurants, will soon enact a host of regualtions limiting locations food trucks can sell their foods. Davidson County's unemployment rate for February fell to 7.0%.
Memphis Police Department: They have been increasing their presence near interstate loops to catch speeders.
Mississippi: Religious leaders from many faiths are speaking up against the immigration bill. Legislators now are leaning to making changes to the State's worker compensation system.
City of Memphis: There will be a groundbreaking at Cleaborne Homes today, to mark the start of its renovation.
University of Memphis: Three graduate programs are ranked among the nation's top twenty.
Mega-Millions Lottery: Remember when West Tennesseans had to had to travel to Missouri to buy lottery tickerts? Dreams of the "big win" has Memphians "excited"; "mania", Mid-South "frenzy". Folks travel from Mississippi to buy tickets. What would you do with $540 million?
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NEW! INTERNET EXCLUSIVE! First-time contributor B. R. Kuhn shares a harrowing tale of mental illness to illustrate the health care model TennCare should be funding. An important story.
UPDATED! INTERNET EXCLUSIVE! Memphis Bus Riders Union: They have a new warning about scammers using their name. A group of Memphis bus riders are tired of feeling left out of the decision-making process at MATA.
Internet Exclusive! Our tea party contributor, Ed "Doc" Holliday is still out on the primary trail. He asks, "What now, Republicans?" and sees possibilities between now and November.
Unemployment: The Memphis MSA rate fell to 9.2% in February. For Memphis specifically, it was 10.4%. Department of Labor and Workforce Development website. The lastest report. (PDF document)
Presidential Elections: Representatives for the group Americans Elect, which hopes to offer a non-major party presidential candidate in November, turned in their petition to get a line on the ballot.
Blight: More on the National Association of Realtors' $25,000 "Game Changer" grant to Memphis to remove blighted properties.
Downtown: Judge Larry Potter has told the owners of 118 Madison Avenue to expect fees and fines if the year-old dilapidated building isn't repaired.
Trayvon Martin: The Tri-State Defender reports on Monday's rally and protest.
The MED: Under the quiet leadership of Dr Reginald Coopwood, the hospital's bottom line has gone from a $20 million deficit to a $17 million profit!
Grizzlies: Owner Michael Heisley is confident contracts will keep the team in Memphis, but wants the "fans to show the league this is a good market". Heisley continues to reiterate his determination to keep the team in Memphis.
Second Amendment: Lt Gov Ron Ramsey doesn't like the amended "guns in trunks" bill that limits it, saying it "goes too far".
Delta Regional Authority: Several government agencies are coming together to fund the Rural Jobs and Innovation Accelerator–a grant-funding program to help boost jobs.
Arkansas: The AR Supreme Court has struck down the law banning sexual relationships between teachers and adult students.
Southaven Mayor Greg Davis: Citizens and Aldermen are concerned with Davis' use of police blue lights. The man who Davis pulled over on Wednesday, Nick Cune, details the experience. Davis was charged with two misdemeanors. He says he "won't stop doing his job".
Business: Memphis construction contracts fell by 7% in February. Signs of economic recovery in Tipton County.
Mitsubishi Electric Power Products: Construction is still on track for an April 2013 opening. The company is making two, separate $50,000 grants to local agencies to foster good will.
Best Buy: The company is closing 50 stores to try a new concept. No word if one of the five Memphis stores will close. More from WMC and the Commercial Appeal.
AutoZone: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing the company, accusing them of disability discrimination against an employee.
Pinnacle Air Lines: The company has named a new "principal accounting officer", Anthony McDuffie.
Memphis International Airport: Airport authorities are cheered by news that US Airways will inaugurate three non-stop flights to Washington, DC, predicting lower fares and more flights.
Mo Money Taxes: A financial software analyst says the biggest reason for problems with refunds is shoddy tax form preparation work.
Ernest Withers: The family of the legendary photographer are speaking out on the eve of a court appearance today that may void an agreement to split his photographic inheritance.
Weather: This has been the warmest March on record; April will also be above average. The nice weather may also lead to more motorcycle fatalities.
Battle of Shiloh: More on this weekend's re-enactment of the historic Civil War battle. See yesterday's post for much more.
Southpaw: Memphis columnist Andria K. Brown wonders why do we expect politicians to be more than politicans with our most intimate and personal issues?
Presidential Economic Plans, Part II: Financial contributor Chuck Bates continues his examination of the economic plans of the four Republican presidential candidates. You can read part one here.
Picture of the Day
|It is most definitely Spring, from Mollie Fontaine by Tammy Trosclair. © 2012. Used with permission.
Opinion and Blogs
Pretty in Pink: Some new fashion favorites. Comfy casual.
Time Flies: Vacationing in Hong Kong, Shanghai and China. Just keep scrolling….
Joe Spake's Daily Buzz: The rest of the day's news, from all sorts of eclectic places.
Yeah, and another thing: She shame-facedly admits to having a Pinterest site and solicits ideas for a theme nite.
Thoroughly Modern Medusa: Always, always, always back up your computer.
This Classical Life: A defense of cities. Some random and interesting links.
The Soundcheck and the Fury: Here's an excerpt from his "most rejected short story". It's actually pretty good!
The MakeShift Revolution: Meet (and become) a mompreneur.
The Daddler and Me: Call her Flo-Jo. Dealing with sadness about young men and death.
The Intersection of Madness and Reality: You've heard of Trayvon Martin but have you heard about Anna Brown?
The Chubby Vegetarian: You don't have to wait for Summer to enjoy grilled peach ice cream. Yep, you read that right. Additionally, grilled watermelon.
Smart City Memphis: Mempis cartoonist Bill Day and Florida. Should Memphis follow the Nashville plan?
sharp stick in the eye: Thoughts about her daughter at 3AM. Not that kind of Rifle collection.
What is a Carbunkle Trumpet? You will not believe it–he's running marathons this year. Go Carbunkle! Someone had what looks like an excellent vacation in Belize.
Sid Salter: Not all hard college lessons are learned in classrooms. (via the Desoto Times Tribune)
Robert Lee Long: He responds to Bill Maher's portrayal of Mississippi. "[M]ost of our citizenry possess a full set of teeth," he notes. (via the Desoto Times Tribune)
Commercial Appeal: It takes a "strong lease contract" to keep the Grizzlies in Memphis, but we should supplement that, for security's sake, with "support" and local advisory boards? The paper's Memphis-centric view of the County continues….
Gary R. Gunderson and Teresa Cutts: A pro-Obamacare editorial that focuses on the "benefits" and avoids the coming costs. (via the Commercial Appeal)
Memphasis: Memphis has some beautiful statues, if you would but notice them. (via the Daily News)
FUNdraising: Planning and auditing can both prevent and help with problems. (via the Daily News)
Angela Woods: The Girls Scouts celebrate 100 years, as relevant as ever. (via the Daily News)
Jack Neely: A tale of competing Downtown festivals, in this case in Chattanooga and Knoxville. (via the Knoxville Metro Pulse)
Flyer: Is there anything the Shelby County Commission won't argue about? Don't answer that.
Joe Saino: Analysing the costs of dividing up school buildings and OPEBs, if the suburban communities form their own school districts. (via the Flyer)


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I just tried to continue work on a book I started at the beginning of the year. I haven't opened it for a few months now, so all my time machine backups are from the same file.
When I try to open it, the blue bar comes, fills, and it then says "This file cannot be opened". I unzipped it and everything seems to be there, even the index.xml. So what can I do to open it? I can't imagine the document got corrupted since it worked the last time I edited it.
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Thank you bob I am still plugging away at it when you come back post up something here and I'll let you know if I ended up hitting gold! good luck at the dance show!
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No luck in figuring it out I tried to come up with formulas to tie it together and no dice.
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A five-year study out of the University of Zurich and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology demonstrates that a simple chemical cocktail can revive the "innate intelligence" of the spinal column in rats.
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Downtown Wahpeton gets a face liftWahpeton, ND (WDAY TV) -- Downtown Wahpeton recently spent millions on its main street known as Dakota Avenue.
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Wahpeton, ND (WDAY TV) -- Downtown Wahpeton recently spent millions on its main street known as Dakota Avenue.
And now the city wants to "accessorize" its downtown store-fronts. The Dakota Avenue Appearance Grant program has provided tens of thousands of dollars to downtown businesses that update and rennovated store fronts.
Awnings, brick-work and window replacement have given sections of downtown a new look. And during the recent election, voters approved a 1-percent restaurant tax which will help fund more downtown.
Jane Priebe, Econ. development for Wahpeton, says, "the more attractive you are the more inviting you are the more traffic you generate for your business and they all understand that."
To comply, all businesses must be taxpayers in good standing with the state and city. And the building must be in good condition.
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David and Joyce Duquette of Stillwater, NY and formerly of Saranac Lake are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Rachelle to Matthew Maynard. Matthew is the son of John Maynard, Sr of Mechanicville, and Maria and Steven Narracci of Nazareth, PA.
Rachelle was a graduate of SLCHS in 2006, attended Clinton Community College, and currently enjoys a career in health care and commercial art.
Matthew was a graduate of Mechanicville HS, attended Hudson Valley CC, and IT TECH, and currently enjoys a flourishing career in Retail Services and as a bass guitar musician.
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Rural Counseling and Supportive Services Mental Health Centers were created through a grant application for funding from the Federal Community Mental Health Center Grants established by the Kennedy Administration.
In 1978, Rural Counseling and Supportive Services were granted eight years of funding to provide comprehensive education and referral services to individuals of all ages within the 15 rural counties of Nevada. They now work in close coordination with other health and social service agencies.
Today Rural Counseling and Supportive Services have eight satellite, four sub-satellite and two itinerant clinics that provide mental health services to more than 4,577 consumers throughout the 76,391 square miles of Nevada with the exception of Washoe County, Clark County, Lincoln County and parts of Nye County. Satellite Clinics provide all services offered by Rural Counseling and Supportive Services. Sub-satellite clinics offer many of the same services with itinerant Clinics providing services less frequently.
Rural Counseling and Supportive Services continue to provide a comprehensive array of services to the severely mentally ill (SMI adult) and severely emotionally disturbed (SED children) populations.
Outpatient counseling (individual, family and group), Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Case Management, Medication Clinic, Residential Supports, and Mental Health Court are provided at our Satellite and Sub-Satellite Clinics. Services are provided Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Services are available for all persons who qualify regardless of ability to pay. Insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, fee and sliding fee scales are accepted.
Recent state revenue shortfalls resulted in the consolidation of the office at Dayton. Dayton residents seeking services should follow the links below to the Carson City or Silver Springs clinics.
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On Friday, Netflix launches all 13 episodes of "House of Cards," its original series in which it's investing $100 million. And unlike its rivals HBO (TWX) and Showtime (CBS), which release premium episodes one a week over the course of months, Netflix is dumping all 13 at once, so its subscribers can watch them in big chunks—what's unflatteringly called "binge viewing."
This is a big deal: it's Netflix's first big debut in the premium original content space, and it puts the streaming video player into direct competition with HBO, Showtime and Starz, for both content and viewers. It's a total transformation of the way Netflix conceives of its relationship with content. And the subscription service hopes it'll help lure and keep subscribers.
(Read More: Netflix Delivers Surprise Profit, Outlook; Shares Jump)
The big question: will premium original content lure in new subscribers? Or will the fact that you can watch the entire 'season' over the course of the weekend mean that people will be inclined to pay for just one month, and then dump the service?
Morgan Stanley's Scott Devitt, with an 'Overweight' rating on the stock, projects that the Bull case for Netflix is that it "is able to reduce churn and drive incremental sub growth by delivering strong original programming." The risk is if "original programming is executed poorly and there is no tangible, sustained lift in subs."
(Read More: In the Mail; Court Finds Netflix Gets Unfair Postal Advantage)
BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield says that the shows "look and feel like an HBO or Showtime series," and that "virtually every traditional media outlet is rooting for the releasing strategy's complete and utter failure." But Greenfield points out that Netflix isn't the only player in the premium content game, pointing to "the progress Amazon has made in a relatively short amount of time." Though he says they're not denting Netflix's subscriber growth, Amazon may co-exist and thrive by taking a similar strategy, Greenfield says.
Needham's analyst Charlie Wolf, who is dropping coverage, warned that because Netflix has already signed up over half of U.S. households, it'll be "increasingly difficult" for original programming to accelerate its subscriber growth rate."
Though subscribers will have the option of devouring the series all at once, there won't be any immediate indication of whether it's a hit. Netflix doesn't plan to release any viewer numbers, but last week Reed Hastings told CNBC in an exclusive interview about how Netflix will internally measure its success. First, the company will track how many of its subscribers watch, and among non-members, Netflix will measure awareness, whether people have heard about the show, if they know it's on Netflix, and if they're excited about it."
(Read More: Netflix's Hastings Facebook Post Violated SEC Rule)
But no matter what, Hastings says he hopes the show to impact Netflix's customer base: "for some people, it'll be the tipping function that gets them to join." Hastings told CNBC last week, "For other people, it sets a base. And then, when they hear about some other show, then they're finally going to join Netflix."


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HARRIS SHERMAN … It's hard to believe that two of San Miguel County's long-standing political friends are now (together!) in DC – Ken Salazar who heads up Interior (and thus BLM) and Harris who just got nominated by President Obama as Under Secretary of Agriculture in charge of Natural Resources and Environment (and thus the Forest Service) … Sherman, as you may recall, was the lead Arnold & Porter attorney regarding the state Public Utility Commission reversal of a county permitting decision that led to a citizen homeowner lawsuit the County joined in on against Tri-State (and only recently settled). It was in the midst of that case that Gov. Ritter tapped Harris to head up the Department of Natural Resources (DOW, State Land Board, Oil & Gas Conservation Commission and more) – a position that he'd held back in the early Eighties under Gov. Dick Lamm … And it's Sherman who fearlessly carried out Ritter's announced revision of the Oil & Gas regs that so infuriated the industry – even though many of us greenies felt he'd probably bent over backwards being fair to all parties. He replaces Pres. Bush's slash & burn Under Secretary -- Mark Rey, a former timber industry DC lobbyist that the Native Forest Network labeled eight years ago as "the fox in the henhouse" … So, what's so special about having Coloradans (and specifically political allies and friends) over BLM and the Forest Service? If there's one state and national issue I've focused on in my 13 years in local public service, it's been public lands. Why? Because about 65 percent of the land base in San Miguel County is controlled by the Feds or the State (e.g, no property tax revenue). Working with federal agencies is critical to protecting the environment of our county and preserving its economic vitality … It's nice to know that now, after 13 years of often hostile federal appointees, we have good friends at the top.
COLLABORATVE CONSERVATION … I had intended to spend the majority of this column on last week's fascinating Bridging the Gap colloquium in Fort Collins sponsored by CSU's Center for Collaborative Conservation. I got to make a presentation about the Burn Canyon Salvage Timber Sale Community Monitoring Project that Phil and Linda Miller played such a huge part in establishing. And they also tapped me for a final conference wrap-up panel on Friday morning … Gary Nabhan gave the opening address on Tuesday. And Wednesday and Thursday were filled with talks and concurrent workshops on all aspects of collaborative conservation … So what is this new buzzword you ask. Nils Christoffersen, executive director of the Oregon-based Wallowa Resources (and friend of our own Seth Berg), gave a flip but not inaccurate definition of collaborative conservation – "an unnatural act between unconsenting adults." Or as one county commissioner put it, "I hate collaboration, but I think it's the only way forward." In truth, collaborative conservation is working in partnership with all stakeholders, even one's adversaries, in order to protect natural resources, foster resilient thinking (AKA sustainability) and meet the "triple bottom line" of economy, society and environment … This was a packed four days of travel, connections, visits with old friends, networking, new ideas, deepened understandings, and even possible future projects. Perhaps I can share more of what happened next week – although in the interim I'm off to DC and will probably have another full plate of experiences to share from that trip. Colorado Counties, Inc. (CCI) is picking up the tab for that trip, since I'm Chair of CCI's Public Lands Steering Committee and Chair of the National Association of Counties subcommittee on Gateway Communities. Salazar's folks at Interior invited me to speak for county governments at a one-day gathering on gateway communities in conjunction with the formation of a new congressional caucus around this very issue … Does the world seem to be spinning ever faster to you, too, as we come closer to 2012?
HOLY MACHISMO? … Driving back from Fort Collins, this shiny new Toyota SUV whizzes by me on I-70, a rosary dangling from the rear view mirror, and a bumper sticker that reads, "I'll keep my guns, freedom and money, and you can have 'the change'."
SPEAKING OF CATHOLICS … Did a Cardinal really visit St. Patrick's and co-celebrate mass with our local deacon? I can't recall ever hearing of that happening before. Certainly not in the 30 years I've lived here … But then again these days I'm more lapsed than faithful when it comes to the Roman Church.
WEEKLY QUOTA … "The three great rights are so bound together as to be essentially one right. To give a man his life, but deny him his liberty, is to take from him all that makes his life worth living. To give him his liberty, but take from him the property which is the fruit and badge of his liberty, is to still leave him a slave." -George Sutherland, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, 1921.
ENTHEOGENETICS … Cannabinoids methanandamide and JWH-015 stop prostate cancer cell growth in vitro, according to a recent paper in the British Journal of Cancer. Cannabinoids are a unique group of secondary metabolites found in the cannabis plant, which are responsible for the plant's peculiar pharmacological effects, and which occur naturally in the nervous and immune systems of animals. In lab studies methanandamide and JWH-15 reduce the size of prostate tumors in mice. These cannabinoids are believed to block CB2 receptors on the surface of cancerous cells.
Susan Culver is a reporter for the San Miguel Basin Forum
and a very fine poet with several chapbooks to her name.
We often disagree on political issues but I very much
admire her ability to make the marvelous concrete, as
in this shimmering short poem of place.
In the Hands of St. Michael
There was a moment when the river slipped
beneath the old miner's bridge, when the sun
shut its all-knowing eyes and what it missed
was etched in the grip of that murky swish,
my hair loosened from its little clip, fanned out
like an earthen wave, like a wild and russet flame,
my legs replaced by the flesh of a silver fish
and that I grew in this, fed on an underwater breath,
fed on diminishing distances, how the bank flanked past
with a hum, how the belly of the bridge heaved me up,
back to the sky and the sun, to the one simple truth
the world has ever known: anything is possible.
- Susan Culver
first published in "Poetic Diversity"


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Has Google's Android peaked?June 11, 2012: 11:56 AM ET
Yes, Google's mobile operating system is a smash with consumers. That doesn't mean it isn't facing stiff competition and more than a few troubling signs.
By Kevin Kelleher, contributor
FORTUNE -- For several years, it seemed like nothing could slow the rise of Android. The little mobile operating system that Google bought for $50 million in 2005 was adopted by big smartphone makers like Motorola, HTC and Samsung. Android's share of the global smartphone market rose from about 2% in late 2008 to somewhere between 51% and 59% last quarter (depending on who's counting). Google's foothold in the mobile web seemed assuredly strong.
But it's starting to look like Android's growth may be stalling, just as Google (GOOG) is facing new challenges in mobile from longtime rivals Apple (AAPL) and Facebook (FB). Recent reports suggest the prospect of Android's growth peaking. First, Asymco's Horace Dediu noted that Android's net user gains had slowed for four straight months and that user growth in April was as slow as its been since 2009.
Then another report from IDC said that Android's share of the world smartphone market would decline from 61% this year to 53% in 2016. IDC projected Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows Phone 7 to boost its market share from 5% this year to 19% in four years, thanks largely to the long history in emerging markets of Nokia (NOK), Microsoft's partner in the mobile industry.
MORE: Facebook's fate: Bulls versus bears
And if Microsoft/Nokia will start eating away at Android's share in emerging markets, the iPhone has already been doing that in the U.S. After the iPhone became available on Verizon's (VZ) networks, Android's share of the U.S. smartphone market began to stabilize. And after the release of the iPhone 4S, that market share began to erode. If as expected Apple begins selling a LTE iPhone 5 this fall, Android could see its U.S. share decline further.
It's easy to read too much into short-term changes in market share. In April, for example, economic uncertainty in Europe and Asia led many owners of talk-and-text feature phones to hold off on upgrading to smartphones, and Android phones sold well amid the overall slowdown. And Google seems ready to match an iPhone 5 with Jelly Bean, aka Android 5.0, later this year.
But looking beyond the short-term, there are a few challenges that are likely to cause Google problems in holding onto its formidable presence on the mobile web. First off, the open nature of Andriod -- which allows it to power everything from $99 prepaid phones to high-end Galaxy S3's to Amazon (AMZN) Kindle Fire tablets -- leaves the platform so fragmented it's hard for developers to easily write apps for it.
MORE: Why are blue-chip tech stocks so blue?
Writing apps for the iPhone involves a standard size screen and, unless iPhone owners are slow up upgrade their OS, one version of iOS at a time. But writing and testing apps for Android and all its myriad devices can be a daunting task. It doesn't help that many Android devices are slow to upgrade to the latest version of the software: Only 7% of Android devices run Ice Cream Sandwich, a.k.a. Android 4.0.
According to app-analytics firm Flurry, developers build two iOS apps for every Android app they create. In return, they make four times as much revenue from iPhone users than from Android users. That discrepancy is crucial because, as Flurry noted, "If the developer community embraces one platform over the other, developers will build the software that infinitely extends the value of the consumer experience, giving a platform a meaningful edge."
And it's not just developers put off by the complexity of working with Andriod. while the iPhone has made inroads into the enterprise market -- at the expense of Research-in-Motion's (RIMM) Blackberry -- a recent report by Gartner showed Android is "severely limited" in large companies because of the work involved in managing these same variations in devices and OS versions.
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Of course, Google makes most of its money from ads. Android is helpful insofar as it provides a ready-made platform for serving those ads. But Android seems to be peaking just as Google is facing new threats on other platforms. As Apple holds a conference with its own developers this week, it's expected to announce its own mapping app for iPhones, displacing Google. Apple may also integrate Facebook functionality into iOS 6, which could sideline Google's efforts in social networking. (Follow along with Apple's announcements live.)
None of this means Android is going away. IDC, which predicts a falling market share for Android, still sees it at the leading mobile platform for years to come. But there are enough clear challenges before Android to slow its impressive momentum of the last few years. If that happens, Google's plans to make money from smartphone users could hit a snag, and the company will have to get creative about the mobile web.


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Hello there, I am Cameron aka Caboos318. I have been into anime/manga a while now and wanted to draw it even before I got really into it. I am here to learn and hopefully successful do what I have come here to do.
I am currently watching Gurren Lagann (again) and Xenosaga (just started). I have seen quite a few others but not a ton, I still have a long list of want to watch. I enjoy Mecha, fantasy, comedy, drama, action, with a pinch of romance. Any suggestions are more then welcome.
I am currently reading Gurren Lagann (just started) and Air Gear (kinda just started) and +Anima (just started today) again I am open to suggestions.
Thanks for having me and I am sure I will learn a lot.
welcome to MT. ive learned stuff from here so MT should help u
Hey Caboos! Welcome to MT. If you want anime and manga suggestions, the best to go is the Anime & Manga section. Lots of threads are already up regarding member faves and recommendations. C:
hiii CABOOS. Welcome to MT.
Don't be shy to post your handmade artworks.
Guys here are pretty cool and will help you improve better.
So welcome again and
Thank you. You just reminded me to start watching Gurren Lagann. I saw EP1 at AnimeBoston and never got around to watching it after.
Also welcome.
i'm a big fan of TTGL as well... i have all episodes in my mind and always playing it all over again...
@ Fenn - You very welcome, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
@ramiel - I know the feeling. Great show, so far i am enjoying the books just as much.


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Schad demos the digital back's touch screen, which he finds both beautiful and intuitive, and takes us on a tour of the the back's various ports. He also highlights the camera's wireless capabilities; it comes with built-in support for the Profoto D1 Air and for Capture One and Capture Pilot.
If you haven't been able to get your hands on a Mamiya Leaf Credo yet, let Lance introduce you!
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Summary: An orphan dubbed a musical prodigy follows the music of the world on a journey to find his birth parents…even as they follow the same music to find both him and each other.
This movie is heartfelt and touching as it shows us that there's music in the world all around us, from Nature to downtown city streets. In and of itself the musical talent in the movie is a force to be reckoned with, never mind that fans of Alex O'Loughlin's get to hear him sing. That is, of course, assuming it is him singing and assuming you can pick him out over Jonathan Rhys Meyers. (One never knows these days!)
There's an amusing (for me, anyway) parallel between The Wizard (portrayed by Robin Williams) and his gang of musical children who earn money and bring it back to him at the end of each day, and Fagin and his street kid thieves in Oliver! - so that was a lot of fun.
My gut reaction to August Rush is don't watch it unless you're ready for something syrupy and sugary sweet, because it definitely is that! And if the only reason you're watching it is for Hawaii Five-0 star Alex O'Loughlin, you'll not see him get a lot of screen time.
But if you want to maybe be given some hope in your life, given a new way of looking at the world around you and shown how deep and powerful music can be, then you will absolutely love this movie. August Rush aka Heaven aka Evan Taylor is an absolute delight. I believed 100% that this child was hearing what he was hearing, that he saw the world in the unique way portrayed.
Because music is very powerful for me personally, I identified with how it made the main characters feel. How it pulled them through their lives, redirected them in ways that made no logical sense sometimes and reflected what was in their hearts. While sadly I can't actually create music as beautiful as August and his parents can, this movie opened my eyes to the fact that maybe I am creating music in my own way…only in my case, with words rather than notes on a piano, cello or guitar.
And that's what I think this movie will do for you if you watch it with an open mind, ready to embrace a concept that has the potential to be extremely hokey or completely unbelievable, but was handled with the respect, reverence and delicacy needed to totally pull it off in August Rush.
In my humble opinion, it's a must-see movie, snippets of Alex O'Loughlin or not. But only if you're ready to hear the message it's trying to convey.
Trivia: Though he doesn't appear on-screen with Alex, the man who would later play John McGarrett on Hawaii Five-0 (father to Alex O'Loughlin's Steve McGarrett), William Sadler, is also in August Rush.
As always, Alex Fans, here's your collage of him as Marshall!
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The momentous occasion was that I actually posted something on my Facebook page. I'm like Punxsutawny Phil. Once a year, I pop out of my hole, put up a Facebook post to say thanks to everybody for the kind birthday wishes, then get spooked and scurry back into my hole for another year.
It's not that I'm never on Facebook. I'm a troll of the highest order. But I usually just scroll my newsfeed, occasionally popping over to other people's pages to look at their embarrassing photos. Rarely do I visit my own page.
Which is a roundabout way of saying, "Hey, look, I got Timeline!"
Which is why I never got around to acknowledging individually each of the birthday greetings I'd been sent. I meant to, I really did. But I spent too much time digging around in the basement down there at the bottom of my profile page.
I joined Facebook on June 22, 2008, back when there were only 100 million or so users.
In 2008, 10 people wished me a happy birthday. In the run-up to the 2008 presidential election, not a single person — NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON — posted anything political on my page.
In 2009, 11 people wished me happy birthday. I "married" my husband. I tracked down the first of my high-school friends.
I wrote my "25 Things" list. Remember that meme? "Write a note with 25 random things about yourself." No. 3: "I really want to learn to play the cello."
I signed up for a "Craft it Forward" homemade gift exchange. I never made the craft I was supposed to make. I never received the craft I was supposed to receive.
I did do the "Unfortunately" meme. Google "Unfortunately, YOUR NAME" and see what comes up. "Unfortunately, Lisa suffered a 2-set loss in the JP Morgan Chase Open 2nd round." "Unfortunately, Lisa didn't say much that I can remember."
I never got around to the "ABCs of Me" meme.
In 2010, I received my first spam post, my first yearbook invite and other people started posting photos of my kids. I don't know how many people wished me happy birthday, because the entire last half of 2010 is missing from my Timeline.
In 2011, 37 friends wished me a happy birthday. I started using Facebook for work, and my Timeline started to get kind of boring.
In 2012, 66 friends wished me a happy birthday. Somebody posted a photo of me with my high school choir photo. The feathered hair … the enormous plastic glasses … oh, the humanity. Somebody else posted a photo of me at a college party where a little too much alcohol had been served. (Don't go looking, I figured out how to hide that photo).
I have resisted the urge to plot on a bar graph the growth of the birthday greetings over five years, mainly because I'm not sure how to account for the anomaly of 2010.
I also don't have a Timeline cover photo yet. Facebook takes so many other liberties with my personal data, they couldn't have picked out a photo for me?


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I hope this is the right place to put this...I think this is her French Open dress or maybe clay season dress...
Oh,really?They're beautiful.They're just like the dress that masha wore in AU Open!
especially I love second dress
new design .. :)) great! clap clap
FRENCH OPEN outfit:
So much love for this dress! [U] I hope and pray that she'll be able to wear this for a long time. Or better, she'll win French! I don't want this dress to go to waste! [:(]
Anyway, thanks to tennisforum.com!
Oh good so she is wearing that dress at Rolland Garros. It's so lovely.
I'm going to buy one for myself.
[quote user="mashadabest"]Aww thank you so much Lyn! [:D] Oh no missing Wimbly is worse than missing the French, since Maria has more chances to win Wimbly, though recently she hasn't been doing so well on the grass. [:S] Anyways the French is my least favourite slam so it's alright I guess, hopefully someone will upload all the matches on YouTube so I can watch Masha after my exams end, which is like on the day after the French Open ends grrrr.[/quote]
You're so much welcome! [:)] Yes, I know. Wimbledon is really special. However, I think I can find time to watch some matches though. Just what I did last year! Haha. [:P] But I am planning not to fail any exams. [:|] And since I am a senior student by the next school year, I need to review for the upcoming entrance exams in preparation for college. I am really confused right now. I don't know what to do. [:S] Anyway, for sure someone will upload some matches on YouTube. Especially those of Maria's. [:)]


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Parts of Speech Lesson Plan: Student-Created Review Activities
Submitted by: Angela Watson
Grade Levels: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students use BrainPOP resources to identify parts of speech and how each contributes to clear communication. Students then create review activities to help other students understand and practice using various parts of speech.
Students will:
- Identify parts of speech and how each contributes to clear communication
- Create review activities to help other students understand and practice using various parts of speech
- Access to the Internet and BrainPOP
- Class set of photocopies of the Vocabulary page for note-taking
noun; verb; adjective; adverb; modify
Preparation:After students have been taught about the basic parts of speech, tell the class that they're going to create activities to help other students understand and practice using parts of speech. You may want students to prepare their projects for the following year's class to complete, or have them visit a younger group of students in the school and use the activities with them. Or, they could create activities for their own class to use at the end of the year for review: each group can trade activities and complete them. Make sure the purpose is clear to students and authentic.
Lesson Procedure:
- Show the Parts of Speech movie and have students take notes on the Vocabulary page. You may want to show the movie through twice, pausing the second time for students to write their definitions. Turning on the closed captioning will assist students in this, and is a great opportunity to teach paraphrasing skills.
- Assign students to work in small groups or partners and create activities to teach others about parts of speech. They should watch various BrainPOP and/or BrainPOP Jr. movies on parts of speech (listed at the top of this page) to conduct their research. They may wish to include BrainPOP resources in their review activities, as well.
- Students may want to create BrainPOP-inspired activities like Mad Libs, Do It! Questions, Quiz Questions, Brainstorming, Matching, Re-Writes, Adding Words, Alphabet Activity or other formats for their review activities. These can be compiled into packets for photocopying or can be shared digitally and completed paperlessly.
- Provide time for students to share their parts of speech activities.
Extension Activity:Students may work in groups to create their own BrainPOP-inspired movie about parts of speech. They can compose their own script, act it out, record it, and share online!
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2 Sunday School Classes are beginning this Sunday, February 17th. Both are Sunday mornings from 8:30-9:45 a.m. Hermeneutics - Mark Mullery 8 Sessions Spiritual Gifts - Dave Andrews 5 Sessions These are open to all ages, so please consider attending! More info and sign-ups are available online: click here
Here is the schedule of five15 meetings in 2012-2013. You'll find a few notes at the bottom of the schedule that will help you know how to read the schedule. September 1 - Gathering September 15 - Teen Forum October 6 – Guy / Girl Gatherings October 20 - Teen Forum November 3 - Gathering November 17 - Teen Forum December 1 – Guy / Girl Gathering December 15: Christmas Party January 5 - Gathering January 19 - Teen Forum February 2 – Guy / Girl Gathering February 16 - Teen Forum March 2 - Gatherin...
Here is a high-level overview of our five15 events in the month of May: Saturday, May 12 - five15 Senior Night We will be recognizing and celebrating God's grace as this year's senior class gets ready to graduate from high school. We'll hear testimonies, put together card boxes for seniors, and pray for them. Additionally, Dean Adamek, Director of Rancho 3M, and his son, Taylor, will be in town that weekend and will be joining us at five15 on Saturday.
This much anticipated weekend is almost upon us. Here is a recap of what you need to know. Women's Conference Ladies, don't forget that this Friday and Saturday Covenant Life Church's "Women Passionate for God's Glory" conference.
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I wanted to pass on to everyone a great opportunity for teens and parents to serve this weekend. This Saturday, from 10am - 2pm, drywall, painting, possibly demolition, and other work will be done at the new Burke home of a church member in need of assistance. Pizza and soda will be provided for workers.
As was announced at five15, church, and through an email to parents, we are having a parents seminar this Sunday, April 22, from 12:00 - 2:00 pm with lunch being served from 12:00 - 12:30 pm. Mark Lauterbach, pastor at Grace Church in San Diego, CA will be speaking about viewing children as image bearers of God. The seminar will be open to parents of grades 1 through 12.
Women's Conference Just a reminder that all five15 ladies (ages 12 and up) are encouraged to attend the "Women Passionate for God's Glory" conference at Covenant Life Church Friday, April 27 - Saturday, April 28. This Friday, April 20, is the deadline to register ahead of time. After that, registration will be done at the door the day of the conference.
Last call to get your name on the list of those interested in the Rancho 3M or Dominican Republic missions trips! If you haven't already signed-up on one of the clipboards at a five15 meeting or notified Luke or Katherine via email, please contact Katherine by tomorrow, Wednesday, February 15, 2012.
[If you cannot view the video, please click here: five15 Prayer Meeting.] At tomorrow's five15 meeting, we will be devoting time usually spent on a message to prayer. We will use the Lord's prayer as a guide and break into smaller groups to pray for God's glory and for disciples to be made. We will even have a chance to pray for each other's needs.
five15 now has a Twitter feed. Following @five15youth will be another way (in addition to Facebook and the blog) that you can keep up with five15 happenings and announcements.
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Here are some of last night's announcements. There's a lot going on! Rancho 3M Missions Trip -- God has provided four leaders for the trip!
At our retreat in August, we started a preaching series on holiness that was wrapped up at our last five15 meeting of 2011. We covered a lot in that time. So, let's take a moment to review.
On January 7th, hip-hop artist Trip Lee will be performing in concert at Covenant Life Church. We originally had a five15 meeting scheduled for that day and a social activity scheduled for January 14th. To enable attendance at the concert, we are swapping the social activity date (now January 7th for the concert) and the five15 date (now January 14th).
Our 2012 Middle School Retreat will be Saturday, January 21, at 9:00 am at the church. The cost to register is $12, which includes lunch and a t-shirt. Registration is now open online.
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Often after being invited to a party, the invitee will ask, "What can I bring?" Well, we've got our five15 Christmas Party this Saturday at 6:30 pm (there is no pizza beforehand). And I can hear you all asking right now, "What can we bring?" I'm so glad you asked! Here are two reminders for you: We are collecting for a baby items drive for Sanctity of Life Ministries.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. There have been a few recent changes around the "five15 office" that I want to make sure you are aware of: 1. Worship leader - As was announced at our last five15 meeting, Joel Shirey, who has led worship for five15 for more than a year, has transitioned out of that role.
Here is a recap of some of the calendar-related announcements from last Saturday's five15 meeting. December Manskool - December 3rd Whoops! Postponed: Prayer Meeting - December 13th At Saturday's five15 meeting, I announced an open invitation to attend an upcoming evangelical prayer meeting at church led by Will Klotz. At the time, I did not realize it would conflict with a choir recital that night that many five15ers are a part of.
Thank you to everyone who donated to support care packages to be sent to troops deployed overseas over the Holidays. Your generosity has provided over $1,600 (well above our goal of $1,000) that will enable us to send a total of over 30 care packages. Thank you!
We have a lot of serving opportunities in November and December. As you know, at our next five15 meeting we'll be putting together care packages for troops (thanks to everyone who gave at our last meeting!). Then, in early December, we'll be collecting baby items for a drive for Sanctity of Life Ministries. Finally, on our December 17 day of serving, we will hopefully (we're still working to finalize these!) be serving Habitat for Humanity in West Virginia, making blankets for SL...
Here are a few notes and reminders for upcoming five15 events: November 19th five15 Meeting -- arrive at 5:15pm to help put together and write notes for the care packages for troops December 10th five15 Meeting -- will be Christmas-themed Bring the following baby items to donate to drive for SLM: diapers wipes formula December 17th -- instead of our regular meeting, we will dedicate the afternoon to serving opportunities in our local area. Sign-ups will be available at our November 19th meeting....
In case you missed it or would like to be reminded, here is a recap of announcements from yesterday's five15 meeting. October 22 - Mens Meeting at Covenant Life Church; five15 Ladies Meeting Ladies Meeting Guest speakers Theme: Psalm 68:14, "Blessed be the Lord, who daily bears us up." Special food / gifts Jewelry-making at 5:15pm; meeting at 6:30 pm Mens Meeting Speaker: Russell Moore Topic: content from his recent book "Tempted and Tried: Temptation and the Triumph of Christ" Snacks and ...
Here is a recap of announcements from last night's meeting: Manskool rescheduled - Manskool has been moved from October 1 to October 8 (7:30 am start time still). Thanks for your understanding. Manskool Breakfast boss - We are still in need of a father and son to be "breakfast boss" for Manskool for the year.
SENIORS: If anyone is interested in submitting a Senior Reflection, remember that they are due TOMORROW. If you've got one, please send it to Steve.
Hey everybody. We've got five15 on Saturday, but it's not a normal meeting. Here's what you need to know: The Student Leadership Council is serving a sit-down Breakfast-for-Dinner meal at 6pm.
Interested in creating the next year's logo for five15? Give me what you've got. Submissions are due by April 15 (4/15, haha).
Lots going on this Saturday: Manskool on Saturday morning at 8am (breakfast at 7:30). New and different: come ready for the Manlympics. five15 on Saturday night. Eats at 5:15; meeting starts at 6:30. Purity, Part 2: Relational Purity. See you there!
This Saturday night we're making our five15 meeting a worship & ministry night. This means some changes to our regular way of doing things: There will NOT be pizza and ping-pong beforehand. EAT BEFORE YOU COME. The meeting will start at 7pm. Show up a few minutes beforehand and we'll get going on time. There will be eats afterward as usual.
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Couldn't this go in the Role-Players and writers section to seperste the spam thread and the kingdom? Just a suggestion
GunZet - Emperor of the Kingdom
Linz - Immortal Empress of the Kingdom
Bacon_Barbarian Captain of Royal Janitorial Legion and Heir to Emperor's Throne/Brother of the Emperor/Ranking Doctor
Inspector of the New Recruits
Sylux - General of the Empires Army
General Ironside- second in command to General Sylux
General's high command
Colonel Amelia Walker-junior member of the High Command
Mr_Liebe - Lieutenant of the 10th Infantry Division
Demonfyre - Captain of the Royal Battle Cook Division
WhenRabbitsAttack - Royal Apothecary and Lore Master
Gedeon- Castle Alchemist
Snooderflubbyguppy To be decided by the emperors court
AlmanacnamedTime Knight of General Purposes
Seargent Barclay-second in command to Lieutenant Liebe
Seargeant Strong arm- same
Corporal Punees mont 3 in command to Lieutenant Liebe
Outcast- local hermit
Mat- warlock and knight
Hamachi- court golfclubmaster and fencing instructor
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Demonfyre Evil Spirit, Master of the Undead Legion and the Emperors Dark Brother
~Now Recruiting for the 100 page war ~
George Benedict- the Undead General and Commander of the 1st Vampire infantry division.
Captain Darkwing- A fresh Captain in the Skeleton corps
Seargent Spectre- former 3rd command to Darkwing, currently in the dungeons of Gunzet's castle
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tell me names of people I've missed, and their rank. Thanks to Demon for helping me fill out the character list.
In the barracks of the 10th infantry division of the Emperor's northern branch of his army, one of the divisions chief officers stood on a stage with his superiors sitting behind him staring at him with eyes like daggers. This officer was Lieutenant Liebe, an officer who had proven to be efficient in the past, however, several days ago has returned from a mission, a failure. The mission was to capture a number of criminals who destroyed several crops in the northern fields of his Majesty's empire, they were indeed captured, but not before one of them managed to inform allies of theirs, by way of messanger hawk. Despite having failed to capture the messanger bird, he has retained his rank, and has been allowed to redeem himself in the coming days.
The Lieutenant cleared his throat, and looked back at his superiors, apologetically, before facing the rest of the division. While on the inside he was left unsure of his future in the division, he stood before his men with an undaunted smile.
"Soldiers of the 10th division, despite what has happened, your officers are devising a plan to crush our foes, and will not stop until the task is completed. Until then, prepare for what for whatever is to happen. Now... to your duties!"
A resounding choir of 'Yes,sir.' rung out from the room, and was followed by the jingling of chainmail, the scuffling of steel boots, and murmuring of men. Lieutenant Liebe watched with mild interest, happy for any distraction from the current task at hand, and the displeasure of his superiors. He still had his station, however, he was rather unsure what actions the Captains will take in their anger at his failure.
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Life is like a book, in that the avoiding experiences is like skipping a page, and staying in on weekends is like skipping a chapter.
Couldn't this go in the Role-Players and writers section to seperste the spam thread and the kingdom? Just a suggestion
I was going to put it in there, but Bacon said that since the old one was here, this one should be here too.Doesn't make sense, I know, but eh.
Life is like a book, in that the avoiding experiences is like skipping a page, and staying in on weekends is like skipping a chapter.
Yeah just read his post, and yeah confusing :L
I'll get a banquet prepared in celebration of this event!
One hour later
Liebe sat alone in one of the banquet table of the great hall of High Emperor GunZet, the other officers, and the soldiers not wanting much to do with him, and who could blame them, since he's attained the rank of Lance Corporal, and gained even a bit of authority, this soldier has been something of a braggart, always going on about how one day he would be General, and even one day be made a Lord in High Emperor GunZet's court, and how any opposing force that stood in his way would be torn asunder, and that the Empire has never, and will never see such great hero again. After saying all this and failing his first mission in such a way, capturing the bastards who ruined the High Emperors crop or not, even the slightest mistake he made should be cause for ostracization from his soldiers.
So, like a lone gull, the Lieutenant awaited to be served his meal, wallowing in guilt.
Life is like a book, in that the avoiding experiences is like skipping a page, and staying in on weekends is like skipping a chapter.
Oh, hmm. Maybe this should go into the Roleplaying section. The last Gunzetticus thread was just like what happened in the RB with all the Empire shenanigans - It just got moved.
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Sounds like a plan, also an other suggestion, Liebe you could edit the first post and put in the names of everyone in the kingdom and their roles within the society. For example:
GunZ - Emperor
Bacon - Heir to the Empire
Liebe - Lieutenant
WRA - To be confirmed :P
It would remove the need for having to remember each persons role and their rank in relation to each other :L
Sounds good, Jubeh Haya, whenever you have time please delete this thread.
I'll repost the info in the new thread in RP section.
Life is like a book, in that the avoiding experiences is like skipping a page, and staying in on weekends is like skipping a chapter.
are u sure ur not takin dis too far
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I'm sure Mizzou isn't surprised at the news and possible sanctions headed their way, they obviously knew what they were getting and the baggage that comes with Haith when they hired and and felt it was worth the risk at the time, not neccesarily a smart hire but their big boys and it was their choice!
Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith is expected to be charged with unethical conduct and failure to promote an atmosphere of compliance, according to a CBSSports.com report.
Those charges are expected to be included in the NCAA's notice of allegations regarding the Miami investigation.
Haith could be facing a multiple-year show-cause penalty. Former Tennessee basketball coach Bruce Pearl received a three-year show-cause penalty after he was charged with unethical conduct in 2011.
According to the CBS Sports report, Haith will be charged with unethical conduct because the NCAA did not believe his story that payments to his assistants intended for camp money did not end up being paid to former Miami booster Nevin Shapiro, who made the allegations to Yahoo! Sports in August 2011. A payment was made to Shapiro's mother, who confirmed the payment to the NCAA, according to a CBS source.
Haith and those involved in the case will have up to 90 days to respond in writing before a hearing in front of the Committee on Infractions. The notice of allegations was expected to be released as early as Tuesday but could be delayed another week or two because of procedural questions, according to CBS Sports.
Haith is in his second season at Missouri, which has a 13-4 record and is coming off an 83-52 loss at Florida on Saturday. Haith led Missouri to a 30-5 record and a 2-seed in the NCAA tournament last season before the Tigers were upset in the first round by 15-seed Norfolk State.
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