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Section, act Mar. 12, 1914, ch. 37, § 1,38 Stat. 307, authorized the President to withdraw, locate, and dispose of lands for town-site purposes along Alaskan railroad lines. Section was comprised of original fourth paragraph of act Mar. 12, 1914. Section was formerly classified to section 303 of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions.
Effective Date of Repeal
Pub. L. 94–579, title VII, § 704(a),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2792, provided that the repeal made by section 704(a) is effective on and after Oct. 21, 1976.
Savings Provision
Repeal by Pub. L. 94–579not to be construed as terminating any valid lease, permit, patent, etc., existing on Oct. 21, 1976, see section 701 ofPub. L. 94–579, set out as a note under section 1701 of this title.
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Congrats on hitting the cool 2 Million club.
Congratulations on posting for 900 consecutive days, that is real dedication, helping others to save money on gas.
Hope that you and yours are enjoying a nice Holiday weekend. Lets be buddies. Shep
A Big Congrats on reaching the 900 Day Mark Posting, Wanna be Gas Buddies
Congratulations on Earning 1.59 MM points, enjoy your nice red pick up. Most buddies don't reach that mark,. that is dedication. Wishing you the best in all that you do. Lets be buddies. Shep
"This is a important point to remember, "...the U.S. exported 529,000bpd of gasoline and 1.2mbpd of distillates. In total, U.S. refineries exported 3.6 million barrels per day of oil and products." Down a bit, but still way higher than it has been." Ahh, you're LEARNING!!! You do realize it's all MANIPULATION don't you? It's not speculation at all. If I had money, I would have placed a bet on it back in January through March when I was warning everyone that I could that prices were going to go up. I would have sold and reinvested on the dips a few times over and made a ton. Now I'd be getting ready to make a bet that it's going to go down; and it will and I would have made a bundle more if I had the money.
Congratulations on having the perseverance to post for 800 consecutive days! WoW! Good luck on reaching your next milestone!! Warren :)
Congratulations for being a gas buddy member for almost six years. Earning 1.49 MM points and posting for 787 consecutive days. Helping others save money on gas. That is real commitment May 2014 bring you and yours peace and joy. . Lets be buddies Thanks. Shep.
Congratulations on posting for 700 consecutive days, that is real commitment. Lets be buddies. Thanks. Shep
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Amen Mowerman08. right on the head. Defund the EPA. it is totally out of control and a real economy killing organization. It would be good to put those tree-hugging, Prius driving, bureaucrats on the streets and let them compete for a job in an economy that they helped create.

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The Washington State University football team rode the hot hand of redshirt freshman quarterback Connor Halliday to a 37-27 upset victory over the Arizona State Sun Devils at Martin Stadium in Pullman. With the win, Wazzu improves to 2-5 in conference play and 4-6 overall on the year. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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I need help from someone who can make me a cool map for a video game project i am working on. I have the worlds continents made but unfortunately i lack the skills to make a computer-made map. I wish to make this map imgur: the simple image sharer into a world map to be in my rpg. The artist may have free reign (within reason).
blue: ocean,
green: forest/jungle,
yellow: desert,
purple: arctic,
brown: important mountain ranges
white: plains/savannah,
red: special cases:
red1: Plateau,
red2: swamp,
red3: valley,
red4: rediculously hilly
Help will be appreciated and anyone who contributes will be credited.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
John Stossel: Why Government FailsBut Free Individuals Succeed
Recorded: Thursday, April 19, 2012
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John Stossel of Fox Business Network speaks about his new book, No, They Cant: Why Government FailsBut Individuals Succeed.
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Bush, Obama, and Presidential Power
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Deputies say a man who was shot at an Onslow County mobile home park has died.
The victim has been identified as 48-year-old Joseph MacDonald.
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Is This Information Right for Me?
Yes, if:
A doctor* has told you that you may have high blood pressure, also called "hypertension."
The doctor suggested that you check your blood pressure regularly at home.
You want to learn more about checking your blood pressure at home.
What will this summary tell me?
This summary will help you learn about measuring your blood pressure at home. It is created to help you and your doctor decide if checking your blood pressure at home is a good idea for you. This summary will also tell you about the research on blood pressure monitors and will give you questions to ask your doctor.
A review of 49 research studies was done for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a Federal research agency, to understand the benefits of self-measuring blood pressure. The report was reviewed by clinicians, researchers, experts, and the public. You can read the report at www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/selfmeasuredbp.cfm.
This summary will not tell you about medicines used to treat high blood pressure.
* The term "doctor" is used in this summary to talk about all the health care professionals that may take care of you, including your physician, nurse, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant.
Understanding Your Condition
What is high blood pressure?
High blood pressure, also called "hypertension," is a serious medical condition. It happens when the force of the blood pumping through your arteries is too strong.
When your heart beats, it pushes blood through your arteries to the rest of your body. When the blood pushes harder against the walls of your arteries, your blood pressure goes up. Your blood pressure may be different at different times of the day. It is usually higher when you first wake up, after you exercise, or when you are under stress.
Having higher blood pressure for short amounts of time is normal. However, when your blood pressure stays high for most of the time, it can cause serious health problems.
How common is high blood pressure?
- High blood pressure is a common, chronic (ongoing) health condition.
- High blood pressure affects adults of all ages, but especially those over age 65.
- Around 76.4 million people in the United States have high blood pressure.
Lowering your blood pressure decreases your chance of heart attack, heart failure, stroke, and other health problems. About 7 million people die each year in the United States from illnesses caused by high blood pressure.
What problems can high blood pressure cause?
- Having high blood pressure for a long time can hurt your heart and lead to heart failure.
- Untreated high blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, or other serious health problems.
Measuring Blood Pressure
How is blood pressure measured?
Usually, a cuff is filled with air to squeeze the artery in your upper arm while a "gauge" (measuring tool) records your blood pressure as the air is released from the cuff. Most home devices use digital (electronic) gauges.
What do the numbers mean?
A blood pressure measurement has two parts—a top (first) number and a bottom (second) number. The top number is the "systolic" (pronounced sis-TOL-ik) pressure and the bottom number is the "diastolic" (pronounced di-a-STOL-ik) pressure.
- Systolic pressure is your blood pressure when your heart beats and pumps blood through your arteries. Your blood pressure is higher while your heart is pumping, so the systolic number is higher.
- Diastolic pressure is your blood pressure in between heartbeats when your heart is not pumping. Your blood pressure is lower while your heart is not pumping, so the diastolic number is lower.
Your blood pressure numbers are given one on top of the other, with your systolic pressure "over" your diastolic pressure.
- A normal blood pressure is less than "120 over 80," or 120/80. This means the systolic pressure is 120 and the diastolic pressure is 80.
- A blood pressure between 120/80 and 139/89 is called "prehypertension." This means that your blood pressure is higher than normal and that you are at risk for having high blood pressure.
- If your blood pressure is 140/90 or higher most of the time it is measured, you have high blood pressure.
Why is blood pressure measured?
The only way to know if blood pressure is high is to regularly measure it several times a day over several months. High blood pressure itself may not have any symptoms, so it is important to regularly check your blood pressure even if it does not feel like it is high.
To help you better control your blood pressure, your doctor might suggest measuring your blood pressure at home. Your doctor can suggest the number of times to measure your blood pressure each day and at what times.
What does the research say?
- Measuring blood pressure at home helped some people lower their blood pressure by a small amount—about two or three points for both the top (first) and bottom (second) numbers. There was not enough research to see if the changes lasted beyond 6 months.
- People who had some kind of support from their doctor or health clinic when checking their blood pressure also improved their blood pressure control. There was not enough research to see if the changes lasted beyond 1 year.
- There is not enough research to say whether measuring blood pressure at home, with or without additional support (such as telephone call reminders or classes), helped people lower the number of medicines they had to take, the amount of each medicine they had to take, or the number of times they needed to see a doctor.
- Researchers cannot say what kind of additional support from a doctor or health clinic might be best to help people measure their blood pressure at home.
What devices are available to measure my blood pressure at home?
If you and your doctor think that measuring your blood pressure at home is a good idea, you will need to purchase the equipment. You can buy a home blood pressure monitor without a prescription from pharmacies or other stores that sell medical supplies. Several stores on the Internet also sell home blood pressure monitors. There are different styles of monitors, but they all have the same main parts:
- A cuff that fits around your arm. The cuff may fill with air automatically from the machine, or you will need to pump air into the cuff.
- A gauge dial with numbers and a pointer or a digital display that shows your blood pressure reading.
Some blood pressure monitors have a "stethoscope" (the instrument your doctor uses to listen to your heart). Not all monitors need a stethoscope to measure blood pressure.
There are three types of home blood pressure monitors.
Automatic monitors
- You turn this monitor on by pushing a button. The cuff inflates by itself.
- It detects your blood pressure as the cuff deflates and displays the measurement for you.
Semi-automatic monitors
- With a semi-automatic monitor, you inflate and deflate the arm cuff yourself. It displays a digital reading of your blood pressure.
Manual monitors
- You inflate the arm cuff by pumping a rubber bulb attached to the cuff by a tube.
- You then use a stethoscope to listen to the sounds of the blood flowing through your artery as you let the pressure in the cuff slowly go down.
Choosing a Home Blood Pressure Monitor
Which monitor works best?
There is not enough research to say whether one type of home monitor works better than another to accurately measure your blood pressure. How well a monitor works may depend on how well you know how to use it. Bring your monitor to your doctor or nurse so that he or she can:
- Show you how to use it.
- Check the monitor to make sure it gives the same measurement.
What is important to consider when choosing a monitor?
- The monitor should have clear instructions and be easy to use.
- The cuff needs to fit your arm properly. If the cuff does not fit right, it will not give a correct reading. You may want to check before buying the monitor to make sure the cuff is not too large or too small for your arm.
- The gauge or display on the monitor should be large enough so you can clearly see it.
- If the monitor comes with a stethoscope, it should fit into your ears so you can hear clearly. You will need to know what the sounds mean. Ask your doctor or nurse about how to use a stethoscope.
How much do home blood pressure monitors cost?
Home blood pressure monitors cost about $40 to $150. Basic manual monitors usually cost the least.
Automatic monitors with advanced features (like the ability to save readings, print them out, or electronically send them to your doctor) are more expensive. Your health insurance may not cover the cost of a home monitor, so check with your health plan about what types or brands may be covered, if any.
Ask your doctor
Your doctor can help you decide if measuring your blood pressure at home may help you. Ask your doctor:
- Do you think that measuring my blood pressure at home can help me better control my blood pressure?
- Can you or someone in your office show me how to use my blood pressure monitor? If not, where can I learn how to use it correctly?
- How many times a day or week should I check my blood pressure?
- Are there better times of the day than others to check?
- Should I record the numbers every time I check?
- Do you want to see the numbers?
- Should I change the amount of medicine I take because of my numbers?
- What kind of numbers would tell me that I need to come and see you or go get immediate help?
The information in this summary comes from the report Self-Measured Blood Pressure Monitoring: Comparative Effectiveness, January 2012.
The report was produced by the Tufts University Evidence-based Practice Center through funding by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
For more information about AHRQ and the Effective Health Care Program, go to: http://www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/index.cfm/what-is-the-effective-health-care-program1/. Additional information came from the MedlinePlus® Web site, a service of the National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health. This site is available at www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus.
This summary was prepared by the John M. Eisenberg Center for Clinical Decisions and Communications Science at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX. It was written by Geetha Achanta, Ph.D., Amelia Williamson Smith, M.S., Thomas Workman, Ph.D., Sarah Michel, M.P.H., James Pool, M.D., and Michael Fordis, M.D. Patients with high blood pressure reviewed this summary.


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I haven't entered a challenge for a couple months, even though I wanted to. However this challenge sounds to good to pass up. So I am going to see if I can find time to finish this one.
I haven't started the map yet, but here is the backstory and some of the clues.
The Jester's Tomb
Dunham had been the king's jester for so many years that they became friends. The king eventually realized that to be truly funny required a brilliant mind and he started to consider Dunham to be his best advisor. Over many years the Jester became the Advisor, and when the king became ill, Dunham became his Steward. When the king died, the Jester ruled the kingdom as Steward for several years until the king's grandson reached maturity and could take his place as rightful ruler. Several years later, Dunham died in his sleep and was laid to rest in a crypt he had designed himself. He knew that his tomb would be desecrated as he was quite rich. Always the jester at heart, he built many tricks and puzzles to protect his final resting place, and his treasure.
1: Entry Hall. As you pass through a hallway into the tomb, you can see that the walls are covered in brilliant paintings. All are depictions of The Jester Steward in momentous events.
Dunham as a teenager putting on a jester's costume. Under the painting is etched: To find the safe path beneath your feet, Near icy landmark start to seek, Meander thence from cold to hot, Travelling always on the diagonal.
Dunham, slightly older, performing for a large crowd in a village square. The pictures shows him holding up a silver coin in his left hand as if he is going to make it disappear. In the background are two mountains painted gold.
The Jester performing for the king in the royal court. A tapestry on the wall behind the jester in the painting clearly says "Nine lives he has, not three".
Dunham performing for a group of nobles. This painting has 3 panels. In the first panel he is juggling 5 identical bottles, in the second he juggles 3 of the bottles, and in the final panel he holds but one bottle and is pouring the water from it onto the padlock of a locked door. On the top is carved "All for one, and One for all we can get away with."
A painting of the jester walking a tightrope over a pit of fire while juggling 3 daggers. The crowd is painted with such detail that individual faces can be identified. Everyone is clapping except one woman. The painting is labeled, "My greatest performance". Etched into the bottom of the frame is: "Ignore the door, jump into the pit"
A tapestry showing Dunham wearing his jester's costume but standing behind the king while he sits on his throne. In front of them is a group of foreign diplomats bowing. Woven into the tapestry are the words "The King is a little to vain."
Another tapestry shows the King and Dunham riding horses on a stag hunt. The King's horse is large and magnificent, the jester's horse is nice but smaller. There is a brilliant rainbow arched over the group. The rainbow touches down on a large oak tree in the distance. A small sign under the tapestry reads: "For this challenge there is naught to do, but take each step and follow through. The path you take brooks no retreat, Until the open portal do you meet."
This painting shows Dunham surrounded by his family in a classic pose. Careful examination reveals the letters, G K N T and Z mixed into objects in the painting.
There's a painting of Dunham once again standing behind the King on his throne, but now Dunham is in regal court attire and he is whispering in the King's ear. Carved into all 4 sides of the frame are the words: " Go up, Go right, go down, go left, more easily said than done, the real problem is can you all finish as one?
A large tapestry depicting the King's funeral followed by Dunham's coronation as Steward of the Kingdom. In his left hand he holds a ceremonial staff, in the other an unusual key. Beside him stands a teenage youth who looks a lot like the dead King. Carved into the frame is: "The First is Five, The Last is Three, but only a Pure One opens Me."
In this painting Dunham is seated at the head of a banquet table wearing the Crown of the Steward. On a banner behind him are the words, "The more there is of it, the less you see"
The last painting shows Denham placing the true crown on the head of a young man. Careful examination will show that this is the teen from a prior picture probably 4 or 5 years later. On a banner in the painting it says: "If you have to choose between good and evil always try to choose good, but if you have to choose between what is right and what is funny, I usually choose funny"


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December 6, 2012
Ryan Burns
With senior kicker Jordan Wettstein graduating after the season, Minnesota will be in need of some help in the special teams department. This is where Pace (Fla.) kicker Ryan Santoso enters in the picture for the Gophers after recently setting an official visit date for the 14th of December. Santoso talked with GopherIllustrated.com about his recent interest in Minnesota. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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|Tailed Beast Chakra Arms
|Volume #26, Naruto Chapter #231
|Naruto Episode #133
|Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds
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This is an ability a jinchūriki is able to perform when in a tailed form. The jinchūriki will use the raw chakra of the their Tailed Beast to form arms, which they can freely manipulate to attack their foes, able to strike an opponent faster than even a Sharingan user can react to.[1] The chakra arms hands are clawed while the rest of the arm seems to lack any kind of joint, thus allowing them to have flexible movements that will generally be impossible for normal arms. The user can create any number of arms that they desire and they can also serve other purposes such as grappling hooks, to either grab onto objects or enemies from great distances, for offensive means, as merely touching one of these can cause fatal burns, due to the Nine-Tails' seething hatred within its chakra (though this is not always the case). Due to having chakra attached to his body, the chakra arms can grow in size and from the fourth tail up, Naruto, the arms, or any part of his body can divide into two or more fully operational appendages.[2] Killer B has also been shown to use this technique though instead of arms, he can form horns which he uses for his Lariat technique.[3]
In his Nine-Tails Chakra Mode, Naruto can use the chakra arms to a greater extent, as he can use and release chakra arms from anywhere on his body on a small or large scale. These arms even have the power to crush stone without Naruto putting much thought into it.[4] After some practice, he mastered the chakra arms, able to manipulate various stones and geometric shapes without crushing them.[5] Now he is able to use them in an attempt to create a new technique: the Tailed Beast Rasengan since he was advised by the Eight-Tails against the use of shadow clones in this form.[6] Naruto's mastery of the Tailed Beast Chakra Arms is so great that he is able to create several at once to launch attacks at several enemies, use them to pull enemies into the attack, and even create tiny ones around his finger. The arms also grant him a greater level of dexterity and manoeuvrability out of what would normally be a helpless situation,[7] such as guiding his Rasenshuriken during his fight against the Third Raikage.
- Because he cannot use a tailed beast chakra shroud form like Naruto and Killer B, Gaara instead uses his sand control to shape existing sand into arms. He has shown similar techniques when he does slip into his Shukaku forms.


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Told you not to die your hair on your own. You'll be the prettiest ape in the whole zoo when you wear our Adult Unisex Pink Gorilla Suit Costume. Each package comes with a jumpsuit, hands, and feet. The full-body jumpsuit fastens up the back and is covered with bright pink fur. Sand-colored vinyl gloves and slippers will give you that gorilla grip. Slip on the full head mask and you'll have a head full of pink hair, dark brown eyes, and a lovely primate complexion. Disguised holes at the eyes and a small slit in the mouth will give you some breathing room and let you watch out for the bananas. Help your family members reconnect with their distant cousins when you show up for the Halloween party in this funny costume. Have a friend come in a traditional Gorilla Suit for a hilarious couple's theme.
No one messes with the ape who can get down and party like the rest of mankind. The Pink Gorilla Adult Costume includes a full body jumpsuit that's covered in pink faux fur. You will also get a pair of gorilla hands, feet, and a mask to wear. The zipper for the costume is hidden discreetly in the back where no one will see it. This costume is ideal for any party or gag. You and your friends could create a prank to play on unsuspecting people. This is a costume that you'll get many enjoyable hours from thanks to its unique and goofy nature. Before checking out with it, stop by the accessories section of the website to find a cool prop to add to your order. Anything and everything will enhance the gags you'll pull off.


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43 U.S. Code § 645 - Additional arid lands available to Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming for reclamation
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An additional one million acres of arid lands within each of the States of Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming is made available and subject to the terms of section 641 of this title, and the States of Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, and Wyoming are allowed under the provisions of said section said additional area or so much thereof as may be necessary for the purposes and under the provisions of said section.
Source(May 27, 1908, ch. 200, 35 Stat. 347; Mar. 4, 1911, ch. 285, 36 Stat. 1417; Aug. 21, 1911, No. 7, 37 Stat. 38.)
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Kennebec County Sheriff (and Iraq war vet) Randy Liberty and Roy Driver, who oversees the Vet Centers in Lewiston and Bangor joined in a discussion of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and specifically, innovative initiatives designed to help vets with PTSD, such as a new Veterans Court in Augusta and the expansion of mental health services at the VA in Togus. Also, Mariah Williams of Heartsong in Belfast, spoke about a cappella singing groups that provide joy and comfort for hospice patients through song.
Readjustment Counseling Service Combat Call Center
VA Suicide Prevention Hotline number
The Maine VA Health Care System Mental Health Services
Maine Bureau of Veterans' Services
List of Vet Centers in Maine
HeartSong's website
Hospice Choirs in Maine
Tourmaline Singers (Waterville area)
Harry Vayo, 465-2691, cell 313-9418, email@example.com
Harbour Singers (Saco/Biddeford area)
Henry Warren & Ellie Rolnick, 286-7678, cell 313-9418,
Heartsong (Belfast area)
Jean Goldfine, 338-3080, email@example.com
Mariah Williams, 589-6006, email@example.com
Evensong (Hancock County)
Cookie Horner, firstname.lastname@example.com
Solace (Rockland)
Peggy Coyne, 542-7105
Penelope Ray, 594-8317
Website of the original Hospice Choir in Vermont - which inspired and has mentored the Maine groups
Resources for natural death and burial options - including singing near the end of life
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Normal working hours are 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday. In an effort to better serve the veteran and family members, upon request Vet Centers will provide services after normal work hours and/or on weekends.
For assistance after hours, weekends, and holidays call: 1-877-WAR-VETS (1-877-927-8387)


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(Sports Network) - Kobe Bryant may have lit a fire underneath Dwight Howard by
questioning his toughness, but the tactic still prevented the Los Angeles
Lakers from extending their winning streak.
The Lakers will resume their road trip Friday against the Charlotte Bobcats.
Howard had missed three straight games with a shoulder ailment and Bryant
expressed his feelings about his new teammate through the media.
"We don't have time for (Howard's shoulder) to heal," said Bryant. "We need
some urgency."
Bryant said his comments were blown out of proportion. Howard had a chance to
respond prior to Thursday's 116-95 loss at Boston.
"That's his opinion, that's it," Howard said. "He's not a doctor, I'm not a
doctor. That's his opinion."
Bryant netted 27 points and did not record an assist for just the third time
this season, while Howard had only nine points and nine rebounds before
fouling out in the fourth quarter. Jodie Meeks and Antawn Jamison scored 13
and 11 points, respectively, in the loss.
The Lakers had won three in a row and six of seven games, and dropped to 3-2
on a seven-game Grammy road trip. They will also visit the Miami Heat on the
sojourn, are 8-17 as the guest and 3 1/2 games off the final playoff spot.
Charlotte is back in the Tar Heel State following an unsuccessful five-game
road trip (0-5), which concluded with Wednesday's 122-95 loss at Cleveland.
Byron Mullens had 15 points off the bench, while Ramon Sessions tallied 14 and
Gerald Henderson 12 for the Bobcats, losers in 13 of the last 15 games. The
Cavaliers held a 45-37 advantage on the glass and outscored the Bobcats in the
paint, 50-30.
"The physical effort was unacceptable and we don't like that," Bobcats coach
Mike Dunlap said. "We expected tonight to play full on and we didn't."
Bobcats leading scorer Kemba Walker was held to five points and made 2-of-11
shots from the field. He still leads the team with 17.5 ppg and had scored in
double figures in 18 consecutive games. Meanwhile, Sessions is averaging 18.5
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Waterfowl season quickly approaching, nice weather and all
Despite summer-like daytime temperatures and with hardly a cloud in sight, many hunters are eagerly awaiting the opening bell for the state's waterfowl season.
It doesn't matter if you've participated for years or are going for the first time.
Waterfowl hunters, without a doubt, are a special breed. How many people do you know who pray for rain and strong wind and, when those conditions occur, don somewhat stay-dry gear with an ear-to-ear grin and hunker down in a blind or tulles?
Those conditions couldn't make a waterfowl hunter any happier, but calm weather won't prevent hunters from heading to their favorite field hoping to convince a duck to come into the decoys.
Whether it's one bird or a flock, it's always a thrill to "quack" or "honk" on the call and see a bird make a 90-degree turn to look over your dekes and then cup its wings as it comes in for a landing.
While the state harbors a few thousand "local" ducks and geese year-round, the greatest number of the migratory flocks is still up in Canada and Alaska. It will take nasty weather up north, mainly heavy snow that will cover the birds' regular feeding grounds, to convince birds to head south.
Eventually, ducks and geese taking up winter residency in California will increase from the thousands to the millions.
The two zones used mostly by those in the Sacramento-south Placer County regions are the Northeast Zone and the Balance of State Zone. The Northeast Zone is always the early hunt that covers the area near the Oregon border and places such as the Klamath River. The opener there is generally red hot, as there are numerous birds and no shot has been thrown their way since last season.
Opening dates are quickly approaching, and nobody will dispute those dates and the bag limits are liberal:
Northeast Zone: Duck season opens Oct. 6 and runs through Jan. 18. The duck limit will be seven total birds, all of which can be greenhead mallards or scaup. However, you can possess no more than two hen mallards, two pintails, one canvasback or two redheads.
Goose season in the upper part of the state runs from Oct. 6 to Jan. 13. The limit is eight daily with no more than six white geese, six dark geese or two large honkers. The possession limit is double the daily limit.
Balance of State Zone: This zone can get complicated. Duck season runs from Oct. 20 to Jan. 27. The limit is seven total birds, all of which can be greenhead mallards or scaup. You can possess no more than two hen mallards, two pintails, one canvasback or two redheads.
There are three season dates for geese: Oct. 6 through Jan. 27 for the early season, for large Canadians only; Oct. 20 through Jan. 27 for the regular season, including specs and snows; and Feb. 16 through Feb. 20 for specs and snows only.
The daily goose limit will be eight, including no more than six white or six dark geese.
As usual, the possession limit will be double the daily bag limit.
For information, consult the Department of Fish and Game's Web site or pick up a copy of the regulations summary for waterfowl hunting.
Current fishing
Lake Almanor: Fishing conditions are just about ideal. However, the catching part is considerably slower than normal for this time of year. A major part of the problem is an overabundance of Japanese Pond Smelt. On the scope, you'll find areas of the lake with tens of millions of the little bait fish. Oftentimes, a fish will regurgitate a number of smelt right after it's netted.
Some anglers are anchoring in the area of A-Frame along the peninsula and others at Big Springs, just outside the mouth of Big Springs and in Lake Cove.
There's limited success for those soaking baits. Most of the trolling is occurring along the east shore. A threaded night crawler or rubber worm is attracting nice rainbows, but a lure such as a Rainbow Runner seems to be out-fishing the crawlers.
When you hook up, the 'bows are really nice, including many at three pounds-plus. Our largest in three trips hit 4¼ pounds.
Local waters: Get your anchor down and get your spinner off a spreader in the water. Salmon fishing in the Sacramento River has been outstanding from the confluence of the Feather River at Verona downriver to Clarksburg. Just get your spinner out there, and set your rod. When it doubles up, you'll have a nice, big and probably bright silver salmon playing tug of war with you.
Ocean waters: Salmon are in various moods for staging their run into the river system. One day, they might be near the Golden Gate Bridge; other days, there's nothing to be found. One day, boats may limit on salmon; the next day, it's tough to put fish in the boat at all if they pick the wrong spot. Catch it on the right day, and you can limit on big, bright Kings.
San Pablo Bay: Sturgeon fishing actually is decent in the upper end of the bay around the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, China Camp and the Pumphouse. It's the time of year, however, when you might have to fight off unwanted critters such as Kingfish, starry flounder and crab, but you can wade through them and nail a sturgeon.
Feather River Canyon: Highway 70 has reopened with no restrictions since the Chips Fire is over. While you can see fire damage down to Highway 70 at Caribou Crossing, Caribou Road has reopened and camping is allowed in the region. It's the time of year that river fishing in the Caribou-Belden area should be outstanding, with bait or flies.
Deer Creek: There are so many access points to Deer Creek along Highway 32, and it's so under-visited by anglers. The stream is in perfect flow for some of the year's best fishing. Eggs, worms and flies should get you a limit of pan-sized rainbows in little time.
Ice House Reservoir: With cooling nighttime temperatures, the water is cooling, and the catching success rate is rising. You still need to get down 25-35 feet with a threaded crawler or two-inch grub. As the water continues to cool, keep adjusting your depth. The fish will get closer and closer to the surface.
Folsom Lake: Trout-salmon action is limited. Bassing isn't even all that great, but drop-shotting worms off points and good-sized rock piles should get you bit. Stay with shad or crawdad patterns and colors.
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|Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2
|(ナルト-激闘忍者大戦! 2, Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 2)
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|Naruto: Clash of Ninja
|Release Date
|December 4, 2003
|November 24, 2006
Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2, known as Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 2 in Japan and Naruto: Clash of Ninja European Version in Europe, is the second instalment of the Gekitō Ninja Taisen (Clash of Ninja) series.
Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 offers several different game modes such as Arcade mode, VS mode, and Story mode. You can unlock new features such as new characters, stages, and modes by accomplishing certain tasks in the game. Once accomplished, an item will appear in Anko's shop and the player may buy with money earned from fighting. The roster is also notably more updated from Clash of Ninja, where it is more notably praised.
A large notable series mainstay in this instalment is the feature to not only fight one on one, but now 4-way brawls have been added, with characters being able to switch their targets mid-fight, and enabling multiplayer with up to 4 players on field at the same time. Also new are air throws, where certain character are able to throw their foes in midair, though even these can be escaped from like normal throws on ground.
The game follows the plot of the series, in story mode, starting from Naruto's graduation from the Academy to the end of the Chūnin Exams. There are also several fights which may be purchased from Anko that go into detail about things not fully explained in the series.
Another mode featured is "Oboro (Haze) Mode", where the player enters a normal 4-way brawl but they instead engage with haze clones that progressively re-spawn in increasing numbers as more are defeated, making the goal to defeat as many as possible before being overwhelmed.
Playable Characters
- Naruto Uzumaki (Playable in a Nine-Tails form)
- Sasuke Uchiha (Playable with Sharingan)
- Sakura Haruno
- Kakashi Hatake (Playable with Sharingan)
- Iruka Umino
- Rock Lee
- Haku
- Zabuza Momochi
- Hinata Hyūga
- Kiba Inuzuka
- Neji Hyūga
- Might Guy
- Shikamaru Nara
- Ino Yamanaka
- Gaara
- Kankurō
- Orochimaru
- Akamaru
- Crow
- Mizuki
|8.2 of 10[1]
| Best Fighting Game of 2006
(for GameCube)[2]
|7.4 of 10[3]
|3.5 of 5[4]
|3 of 5[5]
Critical reaction ranges from average ratings to fairly high and respectable ones. G4's X-Play gave Clash of Ninja a three out of five, claiming that while the game has "slick cel-shaded graphics and strong animation," the game's characters are all somewhat similar and lacks in the two-player department. Mark Bozon at IGN gave this game an 8.2 out of ten, and said that the game is quite easy to get involved in, even for those unfamiliar to the Naruto series. He also praises the game for its easy-to-learn combos and character roster.
- An extra 10,000 coins can be earned if there is a saved file of Naruto: Clash of Ninja on the player's memory card.
- There is a limited edition Naruto trading card in every marked box of Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2. It's a hydrofoil Mission featuring Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke with Gamakichi, a slug, and a snake respectively. The card does not come in Player's Choice editions.
- The GameCube Clash of Ninja series was ended after Clash of Ninja 2 in America, primarily because of the Nintendo Wii console launching close to Clash of Ninja 2's release date. As such, this is the last game in the American Clash of Ninja to be a translated version of a Japanese game; with the Revolution series that has continued for the three years since, new games have been created for the Wii, featuring characters and stages that were not in the subsequent non-localised GameCube counterparts.
- The Third Hokage and the Sound Five from Gekitō Ninja Taisen 3 and 4 currently have yet to make an American Clash of Ninja début.
- Later on near the end of 2006 Clash of Ninja 2 was released in a combo pack with The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
- Only 10 characters are able to "teleport": Naruto in his demon fox form (for his down strong attack), Rock Lee in his Eight Gates form (he does so during his Reverse Lotus), Might Guy for his up strong attack, Kakashi (his down strong attack like Naruto's, which for him is the Earth Release: Double Suicide Decapitation Technique), Orochimaru for his back strong attack (which is a mere Body Flicker Technique) and both Kakashi and Sasuke in their Sharingan modes (for Kakashi, his down strong attack is the same as normal, with the back strong attack being the famous copying technique; Sasuke in normal form can teleport with a heel drop with back strong, while up strong and running strong in Sharingan is similar). Iruka and Mizuki can also employ the Body Flicker Technique for their down and back strong attacks, as well as for several of their combos; Sakura also has the same concept as well. Shikamaru can teleport into different combos off of his back strong, which is his famous "thinking stance".
- Lee by the time before Gekitō Ninja Taisen 3 was the only character to have a down special.
- Sakura, Iruka and Mizuki are also the only characters with an automatic Body Replacement Technique for their back strong attack upon counter activation, and also ones that cost no chakra.
- Also regarding Kakashi, his back strong in his Sharingan mode in the whole Gekitō Ninja Taisen/Clash of Ninja series can have two functions as a counter: the first is being able to teleport away should any type of attack connect on his stance, the second is that should a special attack hit him instead, he can counter with a copied version of it, though some techniques like Haku's (and later Bando's) cannot be copied via this method. The "copying" function of that attack was scrapped in the Naruto: Shippūden sub series for both Kakashi and ANBU Kakashi.
- Akamaru and Crow are the only two characters who don't have a special, this was fixed in Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 3 and 4.
- ↑ IGN review of Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2. URL retrieved 22 April 2007.
- ↑ IGN gives Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 the Best Fighting Game of 2006 award for the Nintendo GameCube. URL retrieved 22 April 2007
- ↑ GameZone review of Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2. URL retrieved 22 April 2007.
- ↑ GameSpy page for Naruto: Clash of Ninja. URL retrieved 22 April 2007.
- ↑ X-Play's review of Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2. URL accessed 22 April 2007.


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Glaceon was hatched as an Eevee in Time Warp Heals All Wounds from an egg May received from a day-care worker in May's Egg-Cellent Adventure. Since then, she had become a major part of May's team, watching every one of May's contests since it has hatched.
Eevee made her contest debut in What I Did for Love, where she went up against Brock and his Marshtomp. Although Marshtomp, being part Ground-type, could detect where Eevee was when she used Dig, Eevee eventually scored a win for May.
In A Full Course Tag Battle!, May revealed that her Eevee had evolved into a Glaceon by coming into contact with the Ice Rock near Snowpoint City.
In Strategy with a Smile!, May used Glaceon in the finals of the Wallace Cup, where she went up against Dawn's Piplup. The battle concluded with Dawn as the winner, though Glaceon lost the match by only a few points. During this time, Dawn herself (when she first saw it) commented that Glaceon was very cute.
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Comments On Mar 12, 2015:I've owned a pair for a few years now. I've done some pretty aggressive dual-sport off-roading, as well as about 40,000 miles of touring, commuting and adventure riding on my VStrom. This has included a lot of trails and jeep roads in Utah and Colorado.
They are comfortable to walk in and offer pretty good protection for the feet, ankles and lower legs. I have had no problems with durability. I often ride in wet conditions and they keep my feet warm and dry (unless I completely submerge the boot, which I have done a couple of times!).
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Comments On Jun 09, 2014:These boots where very comfortable, right out of the box. unfortunately, that is the only thing good i can say about them. Right out of the box i had to modify the buckles because most of the snaps wouldn't lock together. This was not really a big deal, as they worked nicely once i finished my modifications. I enjoyed the boots after that for about a year, until i went riding and both soles came off the boots. The Toe of the sole came off the left boot, and the heel of the sole came off the right boot, both the same day. The soles are just glued on, not stitched, and once they begin to break down they degrade and fall apart very quickly. I did like the boot, i just wish they would last longer.
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Comments On May 05, 2014:I do a lot of tree clearing and trail work so I am frequently off the bike. In full moto style boots I found myself stumbling around too much as the boots are heavy and stiff. The Scout waterproof is a great alternative that offers good protection in a much more walkable style. I have ridden trails with lots of deep water crossings and the boots are waterproof as long as the water doesn't get over the top of the boot. The boots provide good toe/ankle/shin protection and can be worn over knee/shin guard combinations.
I have put over a 1000 miles on the boots this spring and there are no signs of wear or breakdown.
I normally wear a 11 1/2 E. In the Scouts I am wearing a 13. I tried a 12 but it was too small. The boot is a bit too long but the width is perfect. If you ride trail and have ever contemplated the need to leave a broken bike behind and walk back to the truck you should consider wearing these boots.
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Comments On Apr 25, 2014:Nice lightweight boot with adequate protection for dualsport or adventure touring....most pants will fit over the boot too, which is nice....would like to see this boot updated with the newer style of clamping closure that alpinestars uses on the tech 7's....Fit is pretty standard...I wear size 8.5 street shoe, and the size 8 in this boot fits perfect while wearing a thin sock...Walking in the boot is ok, but you wouldn't be going on any hikes with it...Overall I am very satisfied with the boot....when alpinestars updates the buckle closure system this boot will get 5 stars.
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Comments On Nov 13, 2013:Very happy with these boots. Broke in very fast and are now very comfortable. Rode over 3500 miles in a dualsport adventure ride to include the Colorado back country discovery route on my BMW 1200GS.
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Comments On Aug 10, 2013:They should call these 'slippers,' cuz they're that comfortable.
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Comments On Oct 11, 2012:Used mine for dualsporting LA-Barstow-Vegas in the desert on my KLR, and on the ZG1400 riding fast from San Diego to Tulsa, Rain, heat, they do well. Easy to put on and off. Had a board hit my shin at 80 mph pretty good and the boots did a better job of protecting me than I believe they were designed for. They can be a little "kloppy" to walk in, especially until they're broke in. ZG1400's are heavy and even when footing down on an oil patch, the boots never have slipped. Very long lasting boot.
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Comments On May 27, 2011:They were comfortable right out of the box and are breaking in nicely. They work perfect for my dual purpose bike,and feel good on my old moto guzzi. I've been caught in the rain once and they kept me dry. Walking around in them is no problem. Love them.
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Collegium Musicum recital is April 26
April 4, 2012
Peoria, IL (April 4, 2012) - The Collegium Musicum, Bradley University's own Early Music Consort, will present a recital on Thursday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Dingeldine Music Center, located at 1417 W. Barker Avenue. The performance is free and open to the public.
The program of English and German Music of the Renaissance and Baroque includes vocal and instrumental music by Morley, Tallis, Schein, Biber, and J.S. Bach.
Director Lisette Kielson leads students Michael Archer (trombone), Tracey Furling (voice, recorder, percussion), Andrew Maya (voice, keyboard), Ryan Moore (voice, keyboard), Arleenah Smith (voice, recorder), and Austin Wilson (french horn, trumpet).
For more information, call (309) 750-3234.