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So, without dwelling upon the weight loss, I thought I'd mention that I did something a little strange tonight. I went out and got myself some new undies. :
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"There's no place like home" … A fundraiser for the Anayat House proved to be a sensational success under the reins of Robin Gerhardt and her tireless committee, who donned ruby slippers to greet guests arriving in costumes from the classic movie "The Wizard of Oz." The Phelan Mansion made for a perfect venue for this fantastic event. Mid-Life Crisis with the vocals of Jennifer Parker (fab when she sang Barbara Lynn's song "You Lose A Good Thing") was followed by the terrific sounds of Three Car Garage.
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There are many factors that a golfer must consider when determining which club to use for a shot; lie of the ball, wind direction, objects or hazards that should be cleared, and, oh yeah, distance to the intended spot.
There was a time when a good caddie could tell you all of that information. With the many ways we have now of giving us distance to the green or a lay up area, you'd think figuring out distance wouldn't be a problem. We have markers at 150 or 100 yards, and usually sprinkler heads marked with the distance to the center of the green. We also have new-fangled GPS devices, such as the Sky Caddie or scopes made by Bushnell or others. Many people are using these range-finding devices on the golf course, particularly as more and more courses become "Sky Courses," meaning all of their GPS information is available to a Sky Caddie user.
There are two questions about the use of such range finders: 1. How accurate are they? 2. are they legal under USGA and R&A; rules?
As to accuracy, most people are perfectly satisfied with the accuracy of their artificial range finding devices. I think they believe that since they are the newest technology they must be right! The newest models can measure up to 40 different targets per hole, which can be just as useful as asking 'Old Sam MacGregor what club you'd need to clear that wee burn up ahead (small creek in Scottish caddy language).
Even the older devices gave you distances to the front, middle and back of the greens. If, however, you're standing by a sprinkler head that tells you it's 125 yards to the middle of the green, and your GPS device says it's 130, I'd believe the sprinkler head in most cases. They were made by a professional surveyor, and a GPS device can be affected by clouds, sun spots, or satellite location.
They are though, for the most part, reliable and quick. I believe their biggest advantage is the time they save the typical golfer from hunting down a sprinkler head, stepping off distance, taking into effect wind, temperature, amount of roll the ball will take, and finally making a club selection. For a practice round, particularly at an unfamiliar course, they are a great time saver.
Are range finders legal to be used though, under USGA and R&A; Rules? Rule 14-3b in The Rules of Golf, states, "Except as provided in the Rules, during a stipulated round the player must not use any artificial device or unusual equipment: b. For the purpose of gauging or measuring distance or conditions that might affect his play … " Therefore range finders are not legal for tournament play unless their use is covered by a local rule, which must be stated in the rules of the tournament before play. (The exact language is given in the Decisions On the Rules of Golf .) A breach of rule 14-3 is disqualification, so it would be wise to make certain that a range finder is covered under a local rule before using one in a tournament.
There was a time when golfers didn't have any artificial markers to help them estimate distance. When the U.S. Open was held at Colonial in 1941, they removed any trees that were at 150 yards. Harvey Penick noticed this, and because he was thinking of planting trees at the Austin Country Club, he asked the USGA about it. The USGA wrote back and told him 150-yard markers weren't illegal, but that no USGA tournament would be played where they were used! (Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, Simon & Schuster, 1992, pg. 150)
Ben Hogan would have scoffed at the use of a range finder. He could estimate distances so well, he didn't need one. Also according to Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, one time Ben looked at a score card for distance on a par-three during a filming of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. The card said the distance was 152 yards to the center of the green. Ben proclaimed the card to be wrong stating that "It's 148 yards to the middle." It was measured, and Ben was right!
Maybe if we all practiced for hours on end like Ben Hogan used to we wouldn't need measuring devices. On the other hand, most pros don't practice that much, much less amateurs, so for today's player, technology is a wonderful thing.
te of the day: "Golf is not, on the whole, a game for realists. By its exactitudes of measurement it invites the attention of perfectionists." — Heywood Hale Brown, writer
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Ft. Harrison Ladies 9-hole — Low gross: Mary Shake. Low net: Lucille Merrill. Low putts: Mary Silvers. Play of the day: Lucy James. Chip-ins: Mona Herrington, Silvers, Carolyn Sweeting.
Rea Park First Financial Bank Ladies 9-hole — Standings: Bratt 48, VFW No. 1 and VFW No. 2 32, Shepard's Gas and Baesler's Market 28, Tabco 12. Low gross: Barb Kelley. Low net: Anne Foster. Chip-in: Hoy (2), DeLauter (7), Stone, Handley (8), Kelley (9). Play of the day: Piepenbrink.
Paitson's Roofing Eastside Ladies — Standings: Daphne's Beauty Salon 55, Baesler's Market 54, Coaches Corner 51, Advanced Chiropractic 48, Turner Coach 32, Deckmasters 29, Sandy's Touch of Magic 26, Page's Market 25. Low gross: Ann Sanders 41. Low net: Karen Cox 26. Play of the day: Cox.
Mark's Par Three Senior Men — Standings: Don Mattingly Collision 67, Old National Trust 58, Tabco 52, Dew Drop Inn 50, Vigo Bowl 38, Don Wills Cash Register 36, Fuson Cadillac 31, Midwest Gas 30. Low gross: Bill Turner and Herb Gosnell 41. Low net: Gosnell and Bill Morley 33. Closest to pin: Herb Schaffer (12). Longest drive: Schaffer (18). Longest putt: Bob Stiller (17).
Idle Creek Home Builders — Low gross: Terry Day 41, Brian Cottom 43, Jim Panky 44. Low net: Len Isles 28, Jim Lowe 32, Dave Earley 33, Gary Stout 33. Longest drive: Fred Lamb (No. 11). Longest putt: Isles (No. 18). Closest to pin: Stout (No. 12).
Ladies Tuesday Morning — Low gross: Mary Brannen, Jane Anderson, Carolyn Taylor 43. Longest putt: Taylor (No. 9).
Terre Haute Savings Bank Men's Senior — National Division: Fore Seasons Golf Complex 112, Complete Kitchen & Bath 92, Lough Brothers 89, Terre Haute Savings Bank 86, SMC 84, Paitson Brothers 84, Page's Market No. 1 73, Pizza Hut 54. Low gross: Larry Pair 40, Frank Hoffman 40. Low net: Pair 35, Hoffman 35, Bob Johnson 35. American Division: Poplar Flower Shop 117, Page's Market No. 2 114, Salt of the Earth 94, VFW No. 972 93, Pabst Painting 88, Spring Clean Car Wash 79, Gurman Containers 66, Callahan Funeral Home 44. Low gross: Alex Maxwell 40. Low net: Maxwell 29.
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On & Off the Course: Distance devices have a place for golfers but old-fashioned practice is best
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Quote of the Day: "I play golf with friends sometimes, but there are never friendly games." — Ben Hogan.
Bubba Watson has had a busy fall. Not only did he play all the way to the final round of the FedEx Championships, and in the Ryder Cup, he also played in an event commemorating a very famous match played at Cypress Point in 1956, pitting two of the greatest golf pros at the time against two of the best amateurs.
Come to think of it, all four were some of the best golfers of all time. This year's event was celebrating The First Tee's exceeding $100 million in pledges to reach 10 million new young people. It wasn't televised and kept very quiet; only 225 people were in the gallery.
One of the people in the gallery was Mark Frost, the author of a book titled "The Match," which is about that match played 62 years ago that was re-enacted in modern terms last week. The pros in 1956 were Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson and the amateurs were Ken Venturi and Harvie Ward. It was supposed to have been a private affair, built around a wager by two millionaires, George Coleman and Eddie Lowery. -
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Golf from the wrong side of the brain
Imagine this scenario: a woman, small in stature (possibly freckled), walks into a hospital emergency room and says, "I have an emergency, I need a doctor quickly!" The admitting nurse, ever trying to be helpful, asks what the emergency is.
Farmers looking at widely varying yields
Combines will roll through fields this weekend, bringing in the harvest from a summer with nearly no rain.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Golf debut in London would have been nice
As the Olympics get underway in London this weekend, I was thinking it's too bad that the Olympic committee decided too late to add golf as one of the sports for this event; instead it will be added to the 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Getting to Hoosier country's best golfing venue part of the fun
If you are looking for Indiana's premier golfing destination, then you should look no further than French Lick.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Indiana's Pete Dye courses worth the drive
You've probably heard of the Robert Trent Jones Golf trail throughout Alabama, but you might not be aware that Indiana has its own "Pete Dye Golf Trail" comprised of seven courses.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Fathers typically a big influence on golfing sons
Some events fall naturally into place around holidays. The Fourth of July always falls somewhere during Wimbledon, giving all of the Yanks in attendance something to be boisterous about, to the chagrin of their hosts; The Masters often, but not always, ends on Easter Sunday, which is fitting since golfers find it such a reverent occasion.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Memorial just one of many visions of Jack Nicklaus
When Jack Nicklaus was a young man, the golfer he most admired was Bob Jones.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: With some tricky rules, golf is not a walk in the park
Golf is not a casual sport, even though it has a term called "casual water."
On and off the course: Sycamores seeded sixth heading into MVC golf tourney
It wasn't too long ago that Indiana State University didn't even have a women's golf team.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: A hard ticket to come by
This is the weekend of the Masters Tournament, the first of the four major tournaments.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Some things on golf course are worse than steep putts
It's not often that anything gets more scary on a golf course than a steep downhill putt, but on some courses around the world, things a little more on the supernatural side might give you a bigger fright!
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: The shot heard round the world
I don't know if the Golf Channel will show a "Best Shots of 2011" highlight reel, much like ESPN does for baseball or football.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: The Red, White and Blue visits the Isle of Green
In 2006, the Ryder Cup was held in Ireland at The K Club in County Kildare.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Fall may be coming but golf season is far from over
Once the major tournaments are over with, what's there to look forward to in the world of golf?
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Golf… simplified!
Golf is not a simple game. A golf course is made up of 18 holes, all different. There are par-3s, par-4s and par-5s; they all vary in length and elevation, and each has its own challenges. There can be water hazards, trees, sand bunkers, tall grass, hills, valleys — and then, if that's not enough, there's probably wind too.
On and Off the Course: Northern Ireland builds on golf history
Northern Ireland is only about 5,452 square miles in area and has a population about the same as West Virginia, which is about 1,880,344.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Women's Open at the Broadmoor
This is the weekend of the U.S. Women's Open, and this year it's being played at The Broadmoor, East Course, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: The Fort Golf Course: A Walk in the Park…
Indiana has some pretty spectacular state parks, but one of them gives you the ability to "spoil a good walk" by chasing a little white ball.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Father's Day is a good day for golfers
Most people consider the time around Christmas to be the gift-buying season.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Playing with lead a difficult task
As exciting as last week's Masters was, with six players being tied for the lead at one point on Sunday, it was very difficult watching Rory McIlroy fall apart to shoot an 80.
ON AND OFF THE COURSE: Masters a rite of spring
This is Masters weekend, the grand kickoff to the golf season for a lot of golfers. Sure, there have been tournaments on TV, because the professionals have been playing in Hawaii, California, Texas, Dubai, and other areas not so affected by winter as we are here in the Midwest, but to me, watching The Masters is a rite of spring.
ON THE OFF THE COURSE: Some history on the Ryder Cup
I fell asleep in way too many history classes to ever qualify as a history buff. However, since I have grown up a bit (not much), I enjoy learning about all kinds of history. I often have questions about how something began, or how something came to be.
On and Off the Course: Purdue's Kampen Course a gem in Indiana's rough
About a month ago, Indiana was still heavily mired in heat and humidity, making outdoor activities such as golf less appealing than usual. At that time it felt like the repressive heat would never go away, it would never rain again, and all of the grass was just going to continue to wither and die. And the month prior to that we kept getting rained out of golf events!
On and Off the Course: Successful golfers know ... focus is the key
I have a good friend who coached his daughter's basketball team for a number of years, and told me that his theme with the girls was always "focus", until it was ingrained in their brains. Now when they play high school ball, if they hear "focus" yelled from the stands, they know the source.
On and Off the Course: Technology adds even more fun to the course
You've hit a drive into some brush in an area marked as a hazard, but you can't find the ball to prove it is there. And no one actually witnessed it go in the hazard. You just think that's where it probably is. What is the rule for this situation?
On and Off the Course: Anthony Gonzalez First Tee Classic a worthwhile charity event
On Monday, I worked as a volunteer for the Anthony Gonzalez First Tee Classic, Golf Tournament and Auction at Eagle Creek Golf Course in Indianapolis. It was an absolutely beautiful day, with clear blue skies, just a few wispy clouds here and there and a high temperature of about 76 degrees.
On and Off the Course: Trends show golf in decline
You don't have to watch the news or read the paper to understand that America is struggling on the economic front. The evidence can be witnessed at the local golf course.
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Although Jorden currently serves as manager of the Simsbury office, he plans on designating a Connecticut partner to serve as managing partner.
Executives from both firms said the merger will build on the strengths of each. "Both of our firms have strong national practices in class action defense and high-stakes litigation," said Gary Sasso, CEO of Carlton Fields, who will continue as CEO of the combined firm. "We see this as an opportunity to match strength with strength, putting together highly capable professionals who like and respect each other."
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Here's a look at our ever expanding forays into media domination. Premiering at this year's SXSW Film Festival, Drinking Buddies, is the newest offering from local Chicago filmmaker, Joe Swanberg.
"Weekend trips, office parties, late night conversations, drinking on the job, marriage pressure, biological clocks, holding eye contact a second too long… you know what makes the line between "friends" and "more than friends" really blurry? Beer."
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KATE (Olivia Wilde) and LUKE (Jake Johnson) are two beer geeks who work in a Chicago brewery, where they spend all day flirting and drinking. They're perfect for each other… except that they're both in committed relationships. Jake and his schoolteacher girlfriend, JILL (Anna Kendrick) are entering the "should we get married?" phase of their relationship, while Kate is playing it cool with her older, music producer boyfriend, CHRIS (Ron Livingston). When Kate and Luke unexpectedly find themselves alone together for a summer weekend, the beer starts flowing, and suddenly the line between "friends" and "more than friends" starts to get very blurry.
Joe is a longtime friend of our brewery production manager, Andrew Mason, who acted as brewery consultant for the film. Olivia and Jake came down to Munster to get a hands on feel for what it's like to work in a growing regional brewery. In addition to hanging out with us, large portions of the film were shot at Revolution's production brewery. Look for beers from us, Revolution, Half Acre, Bells, and Founders to be featured in the film. We're pretty excited to see how it turns out.
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OBITUARY of Edward Phillip Kimmins One of the best known residents of Toowoomba, as ex-alderman of the City Council, and a Deputy Mayor, in the person of Mr Edward Phillip Kimmins, passed away at his residence early yesterday afternoon, after a fairly extended illness, at the age of 60 years. For some time past it had been obvious to his intimate friends that the late Mr Kimmins had not enjoyed the best of health, but he was one of those who would not give in until he was compelled to do so. It was as and alderman of the City Council that the deceased was best known, and during the time he was in the Council he endeavoured to do his best for those whom he represented. His experience as a plumber enabled him to accept the position of Chairman of the Waterworks Committee in the Council, to which he did full justice. Prior to his retirement from the Council, and during the dry spell of last year, teh late Mr Kimmins was untiring in his efforts to ensure for the ratepayers and residents of the city an adequate and constant supply of water for domestic and other purposes. Apart from his knowledge of water, deceased was a man who kept himself well versed with problems of the day. He was a keen debater on almost any topic, and the views he expressed on any subject, which he brought forward in the Council commanded the general attention ot the aldermen.
The late Mr Kimmins was born in Brisbane, and came to Toowoomba at a fairly early age. At the outset of his career, he envinced an interest in plumbing, and, joining the staff of Mr E Smart, who at one time occupied a seat in the State Parliment, he worked his way up until finally he held the position of foreman. The late Mr Kimmins had been associated with Mr Smart for 23 years, and finally he decided to launch out in busines on his own account. This he did in premises nearly opposite the Post Office in 1909, and during the intervening years up to the present time he had worked up a connection which affords constant employment to a good number of employees. In pre-war days he had as many as 16 hands on his payroll. During the greater part of the time that he had been in business, the late Mr Kimmins had received the invaluable assistance and support of his eldest son, Mr Victor Kimmins, who really of late years has been acting in the capacity of manager.
Deceased, who married Miss S. A. Moore of Poplar, London, was a prominent Freemason, and at the time of his demise held the rank of Past Master in the English Lodge, after having gone through all the chairs.
The late Mr Kimmins was also a keen supporter of the Friendly Society movement, being connected with the Protestant Alliance Lodge of Queensland, of which on one occasion he was Grand Master. At the recent conference of the Society held in Toowoomba special reference was made to the prominent part deceased had taken in its welfare.
The late Mr Kimmins also took a keen interest in fire brigade matters, and long before the days of the present engines he held the position of deputy superintendant for upwards of 20 years. He took part in fighting some of the biggest conflagrations in those days, and his advice and assistance always proved invaluable.
Of later years he held a seat on the Fire Brigade Board, as one of the Council's representatives, and anything he considered necessary in the interest of the firemen was advocated by him. For some time past he had held a position on the Tarampa Shire Council, where his knowledge of local aurthority affairs generally proved most useful.
Recently on his behalf his son, Fireman F Kimmins, received a meritorious service medal indicative of more than 20 years' association with the fire brigade.
The deceased, who until recently was a member of the Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce, has left a widow, and a grown up family. The sons are: Messrs Victor, Frank, Edward, Eric, William, and Leslie, and the girls, Mrs S STINSON, of Morven, and Miss Myrtle Kimmins, of Toowoomba.
Immediately upon the receipt of the news of his demise the flag at the Town Hall was flown at half-mast.
The Assistant Home Secretary, Mr F. T. Brennan, last night remarked that he was very sorry to hear of the death of Mr Kimmins, who had always shown that he had the welfare of Toowoomba at heart, and in numerous ways had rendered valuable assistance in securing the advancement of the city.
The funeral will leave his late residence, Victor Street, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for the Toowoomba cemetery.
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A Utah father's decision to flee an accident scene, led Unified police straight to his home where he allegedly had a methamphetamine lab set up.
Unified police Lt. Justin Hoyal said the initial crash —which likely would have resulted in a citation for the 31-year-old father of a 3-year-old and twin 1-year-olds — spiralled into multiple felonies.
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Hoyal said the man drove through a yard, a bush and up onto a cinderblock retaining wall about 10:30 a.m. Thursday near 3300 East 3329 Bernada Drive (4535 South). He then unloaded his three children and fled the vehicle before police could arrive.
A Good Samaritan spotted the man walking toward his home on 4600 block of Fortuna Way (about 3400 East) and drove him home.
Following up on the crash, Unified police went to the home to check on the man and his children. But when the man came to the door, he started to fight with them, Hoyal said. At one point, he attempted to grab an officer's Taser.
When police subdued the man and went into the home to check on the children, Hoyal said they found all the trappings of a meth lab.
They removed the children from the home and had firefighters decontaminate them as a precaution. They were then turned over to their mother, who didn't live at that address.
After police obtained a search warrant, they determined the meth lab wasn't operational, but the man had all the equipment needed to make it so.
The man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a clandestine laboratory and disarming a police officer, both first-degree felonies, as well as a number of other felony charges, Hoyal said.
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One of the newest held its grand opening Friday. The Dairy Fountain is located near Edmonson, 10 miles northwest of Plainview. The dairy has a herd of about 3,600 cows, 3,000 of which they milk.
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In that case, the entry for Ironman Kona, Ironman 70.3 championships in Las Vegas, Olympic Distance Nationals, sprint Distance Nationals, Half max championships, 5150 nationals in Des Moines, duathlon long course nationals, and duathlon short course nationals are ALL unfair ad before you did your first triathlon you were not welcome there and depending on your speed you might still not be.
I just got back from a meet today and it was the talk of the meet (it was a distance meet in Baltimore). I don't care for the comments saying that the team Z people are doing something wrong, they signed up just like everyone else. The people at the zone level need to make sure it doesn't happen again.
On the other hand to say we are elitest or something else is off base, championship meets should seek out the fastest people who want to race, once that's done then if it is logistically possible, then let everyone else in. That's how triathlons are run as well, you don't just let anybody roll up to the national championships and step on in. At triathlon regional levels, things are undersubscribed and in fact you usually can just enter, but certainly not always.


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So I'm brand new. I try to save the bio and it says I have to try again later, and I've tried like five times and it keeps saying that. It let me make a main gallery thumbnail but I try to upload things and for whatever reason it won't let me do anything. When I click "view gallery", it says I'm an invalid user....?
I'm so lost, can someone please help me?
You're probably not doing anything wrong, the gallery feature is just broken. It's supposed to be fixed with the next site update, but I don't know when that will be.
So then the gallery feature including the bio feature is broken? It's not because I'm brand new and, like some sites, have to wait a few days before being able to do anything? xD
Well, while odd, I guess I feel a BIT better. x-x thanks though. I hope it gets fixed soon, I want to be here to get critique and advice on improving.
well if you are searching for some response and crit to your work you may create a sketchbook in the sketchbook thread or post in the wip-section until the gallery-thing is fixed
would be nice to see you around!
I hope they get it up and running soon. I've been checking back for nearly a week now and try every day to get my gallery up.
The gallery feature is partially working, it is however NOT intuitive to set up at all. I'm not even sure how I started mine but here is a link to it:
Once you're logged in you have to click on the GALLERY link up at the top bar. When the thing loads (it takes a while) you'll get a window in there to "edit your gallery".
Once you're in there you can set up stuff but it really isn't well done.
As you can see from the link above the RSS on the galleries is broken too.
This really is a shame because this would be a killer feature for ca.org if they get it running. Most of the other sites don't do this very well.
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I'm the head of the guards here in Junktown. Name's Lars. For that matter, who are you, stranger?
"Lars, who has a large moustache and a scarred face, is the head of the guards of Junktown around 2161.
Lars is most likely to be the second person the player encounters upon finding Junktown, as he stands just inside the gate. He is a heavily muscled man with a mustache, bearing many scars from both knives and guns.
Lars is an intolerable man, hardened through many years of adversity. He doesn't seem to have any problem with working for Killian Darkwater, as both strive to keep control and order in the town.
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- Bust the Skulz: Suspicious of the illegal activities going on around town, Lars needs help procuring evidence. He asks the player for any evidence against the local gang, the Skulz, initiating the quest to Bust the Skulz.
- Take Revenge on Gizmo: Lars will organize the attack on Don Gizmo.
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If you kill Gizmo before activating a quest, Lars will only tell you to leave Junktown. No other dialogue can be accessed.
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University of Bengkulu
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University of Bengkulu | |
Universitas Bengkulu | |
Established | April 24, 1982 |
Type | Public |
Rector | Zainal Muktamar |
Location | Bengkulu, Bengkulu, Indonesia |
Affiliations | ASAIHL |
Website | www.unib.ac.id |
University of Bengkulu (Indonesian: Universitas Bengkulu) is a public university in Bengkulu, Bengkulu, Indonesia. It was established on 24 April 1982. Its current rector is Zainal Muktamar.
The university has 7 faculties:
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One more iMac pic. They looked so cute sitting there together. This was taken at the Oki booth which was showing some excellent printers and a colour matching system based on ColorSync.
The show was even smaller than last year in terms of size and exhibitors, but there seemed to be much more going as regards actual technology. There's a lot of serious 3D software being ported to X which was eciting to see. Helps that OS X is now out of diapers and ready to be taken seriously, of course.
Local Mac guru Joel Breckinridge is filing his usual MWT reports on MacInTouch and, also as usual, they're the best way to get a good rundown of the show: http://www.macintouch.com/mwtokyo2002.html
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Posted by danny 2002.03.14, 06:25
yup, it's a joke :)
Posted by Mary Beth 2002.03.26, 11:15
Now I know where iMacs go on vacation! They look so tidy and organized. I imagined "iMacs on parade!"
And I was SO proud last night when the new iMac ad came on during the Oscars!
Posted by jh 2002.03.27, 00:10
There were what seemed like hundreds of new iMacs. Everywhere you looked, new iMac. No wonder there's a shortage; they were all at MWT.
Between the new iMac and the iPod, I'd say Apple can expect a reasonable rate of conversion of Windows users. I've never had so many PC-using friends quizzing me about Apple hardware and seriously contemplating the move. Time will tell how many of the actually do it, but the level of interest is quite something.
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2008 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab V6
ProsIt's a Tacoma. RELIABLE. No problems. Very carlike ride for a truck. Lots of power on tap when needed. Comfortable cabin. Build quality excellent. ConsNot a great vehicle for fuel economy but it's a truck. A tad long. and I have the 5 foot bed,
Sold>>>>>>hard To Give Up And Replace....very Hard Act To Follow. — I like driving a vehicle that does not depreciate and is extremely reliable. build quality is excellent. Has decent fuel economy when driving normally. Nice ride height, Very smooth for a truck. What can be said. Its a Toyota Tacoma. Never outdated. Never needs to be traded at wholesale prices. Never towed anything so could not rate that,
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2008 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD
ProsRoomy, comfortable, handles well, runs great. Everything I'd want in a truck. ConsMileage could be better, but it's not much worse than the car that I'm replacing, and is consistently getting the highway mileage even with less than 1,000 miles on it.
I Love This Truck. — This truck is awesome. I was going to buy one in about six months, but I just couldn't help myself. It has a lot of features, and seems more geared toward the offroad enthusiast rather than the street driver (which is what I wanted). Has a great towing capacity, and the 4.0L engine is much more powerful than the previous V6s used by Toyota in their Pickup/4Runner lines (i.e., you won't need the supercharger offered by TRD to give it some get up and go, but you might as well). |
2008 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner V6
ProsPower Ban on Motor Looks Great Hot Colors The power coverter is awesome, Bed Liner built in , ConsGas Mileage sucks Stereo is sad for this truck, Interior is ok but do not go with the truck better options needed like electric seats to many cup holders
Loved The Truck Its — I am pleased with truck power ban but gas sucks & stereo it handles well but ride ia little stiff normal driving Truck has lots of potential for diffrent reasons I like a low Profile in which its setup already. Owner for 0 years, 3 months Miles Driven per Year:1,500 |
2008 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD
ProsPlenty of room, plenty of power and very reliable. ConsFuel economy isn't quite as good as estimated MPG but then again... I can't drive 55.
Best Mid-sized Truck Out There. — Great looking truck. Very comfortable ride. Toyota reliability. 245 stock HP. With a good set of tires... there's no snowstorm that can stop this truck. Turning radius has a lot to be desired, but all in all the Toyota Tacoma is one of the best vehicles you can buy. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab V6 4WD
ProsGreat Truck. Great to have a Half ton capability in a 1/4 ton truck. ConsToyota needs to get the Gas milage up to 30mpg before someone else does.
Tacoma — Great truck. Love the way it drives, off-roads. Handles loads really well. I really wish that Toyota would fix the squeaky blower fan on low and the leaf springs. Also I want them to put out a disel version in the US!! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2008 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD LB
ProsGreat in winter. ConsRide is a bit rough, poor fuel mileage
Have Had No Real Problems In 4 Years And 65000 Km — Good truck overall, but a full-size gets similar gas mileage with more size and capacity. Good head room in the front. Not much leg room in the back seats but they are deep so they are still pretty comfortable. Four wheel drive system works very well with the front having a locking diff. It is a bit light in the rear end though so it rides a bit choppy when empty. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner V6
Proseverything but backseat comfort and towing capacity. Consbackseat and towing capacity.
2008 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD
Prosgreat 4x4 Consnone
With Just 42964 Miles, This Car Is Barely Broken In — it has got a SR5 Package including criuse control ,power everything,keyless entry. Off -Road package ,Locking Rear Differential, off road tires all round. One of the best 4x4 I've owned ,very low miles alwways garaged and meticulously-maintained. Great Off -Roader Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD LB
ProsThis truck gets the job done. ConsGas mileage, or if you need a full-sized V-8.
Love It! — Long bed holds a couch (which is bad when friends find out), towing package is enough for small loads (including a small ski boat), and room for 5. Better than a car, and goes places a larger truck can't. Very fun truck to drive. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2008 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner V6
ProsAppearance, quality, efficency, reliability ConsGas mileage
Best Compact Truck On The Market. — I bought my 2009 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner about two weeks ago and I love it! The ride is smooth, and the looks are great, a real head turner. The 6 speed transmission is smooth and very forgiving, I haven't driven a straight stick in awhile and was a little rough at shifting, no problem with the 6 speed. The acceleration is quick and the handling beats most sport cars I have diven in the past. I wanted a truck for hauling stuff when I need to and enjoy driving around town. This truck does both. The interior is refined but still get the feel of a truck. I think it is the best street truck on the market. You get the best of both worlds, trucking and touring. The gas mileage is not that good but mirrors other compact trucks. No regrets here! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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The truck is perfect. Small pick up trucks are the best for a utilitarian that needs it all. This truck rides great on the road and is excellent off road. The truck is unstoppable in the snow and the ... Read More
Very Stylish For A Pickup By collinsdad2004
Like the color and styling of the whole truck. The towing abbillity is good for small trailers and the comfort is ok. I would recomend this truck to anybody for every day use its very dependable. Toyo... Read More
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I love the maneuverability and outstanding traction in snow. This truck does better than my 4WD GMC 2500 in deep snow. I used my Tacoma to get my GMC out from being hung up last winter. My wife even e... Read More
Best Mid-size Pick-up Out There And Holds It's Value Too By rockets57
Not much that I dislike especially that they gave me $12,000 on my 1999 extra cab with 156 thousand miles on it cause it was recalled due to frame rust so this truck listed at 35 thousand with all the... Read More
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Outdoor Fun By stagga_lowe
This has been the best vehicle I have ever owned. Never have I had to worry about getting stuck when going off road. This truck offers the power and reliabilty that you would expect from a Toyota pi... Read More
Sporty Fun To Drive 4x4 With A Very Good Resale Value. By tacomanorthotheborder
Although there aren't many miles on the vehicle, I've owned my Tacoma for 2 years without any problems. I've only performed the maintenance. The truck was purchased for the reason of hauling a boat i... Read More
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Solid Little Truck By rd5590
The overall build quality is excellent. There were no fit and finish issues at delivery. It has surprisingly strong acceleration. It is a fun little 5 speed that is reasonably comfortable for short to... Read More
Reg Cab 4x4 Auto By Heshup
It's been a good truck. Have taken good care of it and it has taken good care of me and like to have a 2013 Tacoma reg Cab 4X4 Auto. I would not buy any thing but a Tocoma. Thanks for the tie here. Read More
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French may get first working mum as First Lady
PARIS, May 3 — The unmarried woman set to become France's First Lady if Francois Hollande is elected president as expected on Sunday says she will happily play a supporting role but above all she wants to remain a journalist and a working mother.
Valerie Trierweiler, 47, dares to think she can couple the ceremonial role with a long-term media career and continue to provide for three teenage sons the twice-divorced reporter had before she and Hollande formed a couple several years ago.
The Paris Match magazine reporter, who has put her work on ice for now, insists that being a celebrity is more of a chore than an ambition, and could impinge on life's simple pleasures, such as unnoticed sorties to her local food market.
"Being First Lady is playing supporting act," Trierweiler told Reuters in an interview. "I am not seeking notoriety and I am not seeking to grab the limelight".
Trierweiler, who bears a resemblance to late American actress Katharine Hepburn, says people have recently started asking for pictures and autographs. She is happy to do so but still wonders why they ask.
Her trademark dark sunglasses are to shield her sensitive eyes, she said. In an interview in a women's magazine, she also said the only big-label designer dress she ever wore was borrowed for an Elysee Palace dinner in the time of late President Francois Mitterrand.
Change of guard
If opinion polls are right, Hollande should unseat President Nicolas Sarkozy on May 6, and Trierweiler would take over as First Lady from Carla Bruni, a singer and former supermodel who wedded Sarkozy in 2008, shortly after he won power.
As there is no formal job description, it's a case of making it up as you go along, says Trierweiler.
In Bruni's case, marriage in early 2008 came months after she met the freshly divorced Sarkozy. Some of the glamour that won Sarkozy the nickname "president bling bling" early in his term has given way to greater sobriety since Bruni had a baby girl last year, and as election day loomed larger.
Trierweiler says she and Hollande first met 23 years ago when she was a political reporter, and their romance — they are not married — also began well before he seemed likely to run for the presidency.
It was Trierweiler, a self-confessed "news junkie", who shook Hollande out of his slumber on the night of May 14-15 last year to tell him that the then Socialist presidential favourite, IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, had been arrested in New York on charges, since dropped, of trying to rape a hotel maid.
That terminated Strauss-Kahn's presidential ambitions, leaving Hollande in pole position.
Hollande split officially in 2007 from Segolene Royal, who had four children with him and was the unsuccessfully Socialist candidate against Sarkozy in the election of that year.
Hollande and Trierweiler remain coy about their status as an unmarried couple in a world where wedlock is so entrenched that the French duo may make life complicated for those who worry about the protocol of state visits.
No turning back
Trierweiler used to swim up to 2km a day but no longer has the time, she told women's magazine Femme Actuelle. She relishes when she and Hollande find enough time to take a country walk or eat dinner on the sofa in front of a movie or the prime-time news on a Sunday night.
She presents herself as a "disinterested, simple" person. Some say she is distant to the point of appearing cold.
Trierweiler says it is up to her to bring in money needed to rear a family and the job gives her a sense of fulfilment too.
"I want to work and I have to work," she told Reuters.
As she awaits the outcome of the May 6 ballot, Trierweiler admits that nothing will be quite the same, either way.
"Whatever happens on Sunday, merely thinking of it makes my legs buckle," she said.
If it goes the expected way, it will be even harder to go to a cafe incognito for a drink with friends.
On that front, Trierweiler might feel tempted to take a leaf out of Bruni's book. The current first lady recently revealed in a magazine interview that she wears a wig at times to remain unnoticed when taking the subway train and it works wonders.
Whatever the incursion that can come with First Lady duties, Trierweiler says, quoting a famous Edith Piaf song: "Je ne regrette rien" (I've no regrets). — Reuters


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Dear diary - a day in my life
Here's a weekday in my life...
I normally get up, dressed and out and have my breakfast at the office. I didn't take a picture of my breakfast. I make it in the microwave with porridge oats and water, with a little bit of soya 'cream'. Lovely!
I always have paperwork to deal with in the morning, but I love the variety of my job.
Today we were surprised by an Easter gift from the wife of one of the ARC team. Look at these gorgeous home made Easter chicks!
Each one concealed a Creme Egg. We sold them for £1 each and donated the money to the local animal sanctuary. Funnily enough, they sold like hot cakes!
Tinned spaghetti on toast for lunch, as I was late up this morning. I was pulled up at lunchtime by my friend "I thought you only ate healthy food??'. Nothing too much wrong with spaghetti on toast in my opinion.
I'd been fed, so 'security' (aka a gang of corvid bouncers) have to be fed...
Here they come, as they do every day. Excuse the picture quality, it's taken from my office window as they get understandably jittery about eating around people
They complained about the toughness of the offerings today by gulping and regurgitating it. Nice. Thank goodness I'd eaten.
And then they left with their stash for better pickings.
They make us laugh every day, and I really enjoy watching them. We are at the side of a very busy expressway and it's interesting that the first birds to spot food are crows and magpies. They never miss a trick!
Anyway, that's lunch break over.
IT problems, a tender to complete, a reference to write, a social media policy to finish off, the afternoon gone...
But nature is never far from my mind.
At the end of the day, a course to think about.
And home, out of heels and into flipflops. Dinner's on the hob. I love curry, and almost any veg will turn into a great curry. This evening it's a particularly unusual mix, due to the arrival of my veg box and supermarket shop. It's a spicy, peppery curry, tempered by coconut milk - veggies in here tonight are okra, spring greens, onions, tomatoes and butter beans.
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It's such fun to peek into someone else's day, you sound so organised compared with me! 'Feeding security' made me laugh :-) crows are very entertaining to watch. I love the little Easter chicks, what a lovely idea.
I see on your previous post that things are coming on well in your new home (apart from the tile replacement problem) and it looks lovely, makes mine look very shabby!!Thanks for joining in Dan!
Ha! My day isn't always like that - but the warm sunshine helped!
Your day sounds very productive indeed and the course looks like something worth going for. Is that a lovely mouse mat I spy by your computer ..? Sometimes I miss the structure of working in an office and taking a 'proper' lunch hour. I have to be so disciplined working from home and resist the urge to randomly go and put some washing on or hoover or whatever! So much so that I now have a rota for the housework. I do tend to get sidetracked and then have to play catch up with my work in the evenings!
Loved watching the youtube clips, especially The Jacksons.
xRepliesHi Jeanne
I used to work from home many moons ago in my previous job. I got lots more done on my 'home days' away from the constant interruption of the telephone. It must be really handy to be able to pop and put the washing on or hang it out, rather than it all be waiting when you get home.
Hmmm, my day would be extremely boring! Might give it a go though. I don't mind the crows but the magpies around our way are little horrors, but then again it's just natural to them.
ReplyDeleteI thought I commented, but if I didn't goodness you get a lot done in a day.
The curry sounds really good, coconut milk is the equalizer, love it !
cheers, parsnipThe only thing I'd have against tinned spaghetti is the amount of sodium in it. Other than that, it sounds delish!
I don't think I want to share a full day with anyone; you'd be bored stiff!Hi Dan,
The Easter chicks are so sweet, I would certainly have bought one :)
Spaghetti on toast.....I agree, nothing wrong with that at all. Healthy food does not have to include fresh fruit and veg all the time.
I love Bryan Adams......what a lovely way to end the day :)


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Do you think that economic intervention would work to provide stability to Afghanistan?
Since the announcement of the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, there has been some discussion regarding economic intervention to provide stability in Afghanistan. Russia had helped with providing support for infrastructure and has noted interest in expanding its economic support, and Chinese companies are already mobilizing in the region. India has also noted interest in providing economic support, and I might have forgotten a couple of other countries.
In exchange for providing economic support, Russia and China have noted interest in the mineral resources in Afghanistan worth billions of dollars. Russia is also interested in reducing opium production in Afghanistan that has funded the Taliban and caused a heroin addiction problem in Russia.
Do you think that economic intervention would be successful in Afghanistan? If so, what strategies should these foreign countries should take, and what angles do you think they should focus on in providing economic support? Do you think there will be any consequences, drawbacks, or challenges that economic initiatives will face?
Jan 9 2013: The Middle East just needs to govern itself through legitimate regional entities composed of naturalized Middle Eastern people to brainstorm and solve their own problems. Many of the complaints come from those that point to peripheral powers as the reasoning for instability.
I would love for economic intervention to be the answer, but unless someone/entity/NGO/Government is ready to put at least 15 years of hard, legitimate work into it, then it should not be considered. This country is not a 5 year solvable problem. True economic intervention that would yield positive results has to be migrated through generations. Thus, why several interventions don't yield the results we disire due to the global society's want for relatively quick solutions. -
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Maybe in the far future, for now you can help a lot more people somewhere else, for the same amount of money. Peasants in Ghana or Bolivia won't shoot you in the back after you gave them money to invest in their farm (and then give the money to extremists who throw acid on girls who go to school), so why exactly should Afghanistan be a priority for economic aid? -
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Combined, they earned the Rangers a crucial 3-2 shootout win over the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden, the goalie turning aside all three attempts and Zuccarello, now 6-for-12 in shootouts during his NHL career, netting the winner.
The Rangers (20-16-4), whose defensive breakdowns cost them a 4-3 loss at Toronto on Monday night, are tied with the Senators and Islanders with 44 points in the East. The Rangers, with eight games remaining, face the Islanders on Saturday at Nassau Coliseum.
"We lost the last [shootout], you can't afford to lose too many, it's big points," said Lundqvist (23 saves) of Friday's 2-1 loss at Pittsburgh in which Zuccarello was denied on his attempt. "I always say I take a lot of pride in it because I play a big part in whether we get a point or not. I feel really responsible if we lose. It was important for me to step up and make saves."
The fifth-place Maple Leafs (22-13-5) got a second straight two-goal performance against the Rangers from right wing Phil Kessel. But they were held without a shot for 24:33 until Kessel tied the game at 2 off a 2-on-1 spearheaded by Middletown's James van Riemsdyk at 8:05 of the third period.
"The second and third periods, we played very strong down low," said Carl Hagelin, who tied the game at 1 at 10:55 of the second period. "We created so many chances, we should have put a few more in. We were lucky to get those two points thanks to Zucc and Hank in the shootout."
"I don't think we spent too much time in our zone, at least compared to the last game and we didn't have the numerous breakdowns," added defenseman Ryan McDonagh, who put the Rangers ahead, 2-1, at 16:43 of the second period as his stop-and-start move along the Maple Leafs' blue line shook him clear of Nazem Kadri and his flipped-in shot went past James Reimer (26 saves), thanks to Ryan Callahan's screen.
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Given Knothole Island gives you Hal's Rifle I was wondering if there was any other way to get the rest of Hal's stuff since they aren't "giving it away" anymore...since the offer expired 12/30.08 to fix it.
Obviously buy it, i guess...but I was wondering if anyone knew anything
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Im pretty sure that some administrators at GameTrailers are giving codes for the Armor and Sword (NOT AR) away.
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I haven't heard anything but the only way that I knew to get the armor and sword was by pre-ordering the Limited Edition version of the game
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The image below is the top-bottom effect when viewing without putting on glass.
When play the MKV/MP4/MOV 3D Blu-ray on your TV, You may find it comes up in two screen, just hit the 3D button on your TV, and it will pop up a window saying put on your glasses, choose "OK". Another window appears showing your 3D choice: top-buttom.
Put on your 3D glasses, and then just enjoy 3D Movies!
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13.02.06 - Pressure was the key to victory as Miguel Espino (11-2-1, 4 KOs) worked his way to a 6 round unanimous decision over Dorian Beaupierre (12-5-2, 6 KOs) in Providence RI, on ESPNs The Contender. The judges scorecards read 59-55, 58-56, 58-56. Espino wore his opponent down with hard body blows and nice combos to the head that landed in the later rounds. Look for Miguel to make some noise in the middleweight division as he marches toward the top ten. I on a scale of 1-10 I give myself a 6. I should have used my jab more, but I think if the fight was an 8 rounder I would have knocked him out. My plan is to stay active and keep working hard with my trainer John Bray. I want to get back into the ring as soon as possible. Miguel Espino.
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