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Subject: Plant Propagation Comments: From Amazon.com In Seeds and Propagation, Susan McClure helps gardeners discover the thrill of nursing plants to life. Chapters include equipment to use; seeds, with information on seed structure, hand pollination, thinning, and transplanting; cuttings; division; and layering, which occurs when a living branch or stem is rooted.
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Whee!: Toy Car Runs On Walls, Ceilings
The Air Hog Zero Gravity R/C isn't zero gravity or radio controlled. But it does stick to walls thanks to the vacuum it creates via a little fan in the roof. The 5" car gets about 10 minutes of play time on a 30 minute charge, and is controlled via infrared controller. It'll set you back about $50, but really, what's the purpose? If you have walls -- guess what -- you've probably got a floor too!
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Chris Lentz, instead of going the classy route and getting a pair of truck nuts, decided to throw a Czech built Motorlet M-701 turbojet in the bed of his truck. The fifty-five-year-old electrical foreman from Jackson, Michigan, had longed for a jet-powered truck for decades. T... / Continue →
This is a video of some folks riding over-powered Power Wheels. It looks like they're having about as much fun as one can have in the snow without a Woolly Mammoth. Which, I am happy to announce, is like *this close* to being cloned. Suffice it to say SOMEBODY has been loadin... / Continue →
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Taribavirin offers a safe, effective alternative for chronic hepatitis C
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US vice-president Joe Biden has criticised Republican candidate Mitt Romney for proposing policies the Democrat claims would cut taxes for millionaires and raise them for middle-class families.
By comparison, Mr Biden said President Barack Obama's plan asks the wealthy to pay only a little bit more in taxes.
Mr Romney's campaign has said claims by the Obama camp about Republican tax plans are false.
Mr Biden told about 1,000 supporters in Charlotte, North Carolina, that he does not understand how Mr Romney can justify raising taxes on the middle class.
Separately, Mr Biden said he expects Mr Obama to be re-elected because he will win North Carolina for a second time.
Meanwhile, Mr Romney's campaign has sent letters to election officials in Wisconsin, Mississippi and Vermont demanding that the deadline for receiving ballots from military and overseas voters be extended.
The letters sent last week and yesterday on behalf of the Romney campaign by former US Veterans Affairs Secretary Anthony Principi say election officials in each of the states missed the September 22 deadline for posting some ballots to overseas and military voters.
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Mega Yoga ReviewLet's face it. There are not a lot of yoga books out there by commercial publishers for curvy women. It's about time a plus size model who actually practises yoga shared one with us. And she's bigger than a size 10! Megan Garcia is a prominent model for both magazine and catalogues. She starred in a yoga video by the clothing company Just My Size (see recommended links below for review) in 2005. Mega Yoga is a totally separate venture all her own. Megan was attracted to the concepts of yoga in college. Out of necessity she immediately began developing modifications for her body type but it wasn't until she attended the Kripalu Center in Massachusetts that she considered becoming a certified yoga instructor. Since then it's developed into regular classes at her studio in Manhattan, New York. Mega Yoga covers the basic concepts of yoga and focuses strongly on the ability to treat yourself with compassion and avoid judgement. Or as Megan says, to take up space with no second thoughts. In the physical realm it teaches you how to use props like straps, blocks, walls and chairs to intensify or modify a pose. With a motivating voice she guides readers through breath, movement and meditation to generate strength and sensitivity via Hatha (movement) yoga, all modified for the plus size woman. An ongoing theme throughout Mega Yoga is the importance of getting to know your body and how it works. Because plus size women have cushions where the average yoga user doesn't Megan offers "skills" such as moving the flesh and binding the breasts as a way of getting deeper into poses. I don't have the chest issue so I can't let you know how effective this technique is but the moving flesh is a viable option. Mega Yoga is a full colour, heavy weight, glossy, 157 page book intended for beginners. It's divided into seven categories. Each category of poses has Megan wearing a different colour outfit which is a great marker if you're quickly flipping through the book to find a specific section. The pictures are clear and they are numbered so you know where to look next. The pose explanations are brief and point out areas to keep an eye or focus on. Practically every page has a sidebar for mega tips, modifications, cautions or ways to intensify poses. There is more to yoga than poses so Megan teaches three types of breathing common to yoga practise but sometimes lost in class translation: dirgha breathing, ujjayi breathing and alternate nostril breathing. At the end everything is arranged into three programs, 30 minute, 60 minute and 90 minute, with a small image of each pose and what page to find it on if you need further direction. Here are the categories: Introduction Warm-ups Standing poses Wall poses and Inversions Cleansing Poses Quiet Poses Programs I really enjoyed reading Mega Yoga and found it helpful for fine tuning moves I was somewhat familiar with as well as giving me some basic background information on the poses. I did not feel overwhelmed by the material and it is a quick read. I did find an error on page 70 where the back foot is labelled as turned out at 45 degrees when it's at 90 degrees but everything else appears accurate. What I would have liked to have seen is a pull out section of the programs so I could post them for easier reference or perhaps a ring binding so the book would stay open at the page I'm working on. Technical things that have nothing to do with the content. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Mega Yoga and highly recommend it. Mega Yoga is available from Amazon.com. Mega Yoga is available from Amazon.ca.
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xesius | #61 Subject: chains of promathia? Posted: 08/31/2004 01:26:38 |
anyone getting it? I like chains.
ogmadon | #62 Subject: Paladin Posted: 08/31/2004 23:31:17 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 08/29/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
im doin pld quest i need help any1 want 2 help just send a tell 2 Ogmadon Aminity rules!!!
ogmadon | #63 Subject: chains of promathiea Posted: 08/31/2004 23:34:22 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 08/29/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
maybe ill get it
FFguru | #64 Subject: Chains? Posted: 09/01/2004 03:05:25 |
Why wouldn't everyone get Chains I mean if you don't you won't get any of the new things that are coming out on it including the new areas and (only a rumor) your own choco. Besides that it is only $30 so it is deffintly worth the money.
Lahriel | #65 Subject: Chain!?!? Posted: 09/01/2004 15:15:42 |
Rank: Kill Streak Joined: 07/31/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Hello fellow ppl you know I'm getting chains, I'm doing well on "Fairy " server got 30k sub jobs rocking and found a new technique in how to farm so I'm doing great hopefully by the time chains comes out I'll have my DRK job class and lvled.
Zeok | #66 Subject: Need Money Posted: 09/01/2004 17:53:01 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 08/29/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Can anyone here tell a good way to get money easy, quick, and fast?
Projekt1065 | #67 Subject: anyone on sylph or phoenix? Posted: 09/02/2004 00:16:19 |
I got a 48 pld on sylph and a 9 rdm on phoenix....
gr8tistdrago... | #68 Subject: hello all i am new to this club Posted: 09/02/2004 21:13:38 |
hello all i am new to this club and i am a final fantasy 11 aholic. i dont no why but the addictaveniss even rivals evercrack. i am on the ifrit server 23 war 10 mnk hume any ladies wanna be my online gf give me a tell and dont forget to look at my profile all ohhyeah and my characters name is Selivor
ogmadon | #69 Subject: The new adventurer Posted: 09/02/2004 21:15:22 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 08/29/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
i saw a lv1 in jueno and its title was new adventurer
gr8tistdrago... | #70 Subject: hey i want u all to pe nice to my best friend Posted: 09/02/2004 21:17:41 |
my best friend is zerokite be nice to him cuz he gonna get ff 11 this weekend so pls for him would be nice
binaryninja | #71 Subject: Breaking Looseâ??â?? Posted: 09/02/2004 22:12:03 |
Hi all i just joined and am new to 1up.com as well. anyways i would just like to say that i'm fading away form ffxi...not cuz i'm bored (never can be bored from ff games) but don't have all the time for just 1 game or what not. i have spent soo many hours on that game... far far far beyond 400 hours~> ya anywyas my character is Ipusippu on the server seraph.. he is lvl 54 blm tarutaru with sub of whm which its max lvl right now is 32. then i have tons of other jobs all under lvl 25. but ya thats about it for me. i got my ice staff so i was real excited about that! oh ya and af boots ^.^
Zerokite | #72 Subject: Dang Dragon Slayer Posted: 09/03/2004 10:16:29 |
Dang man tell everyone. I know im geting it this weekend but y u telling other people and they dont seem to like me. None of them sent me a message about me. And u r the only friend in this site i have and i joined before u. This is sad.( Went to go and cry in a corner of my house)
Leucian | #73 Subject: ...sux... Posted: 09/03/2004 13:40:35 |
Hey I just joined this club. My character is Leucian on Seraph server, he is many things. The last time I played I was a 17 Samurai (got to 17 in 2 days). Unfortunatly I have been forced to quit the game. Parents took the T.V. away, and seeing as I don't own one myself I had to quit. Well unless a miracle happens and I get a T.V. I wont be seeing any level higher than 30 (Thief) well see you around the club /farewell
Quest2001 | #74 Subject: New here in club Posted: 09/03/2004 15:18:48 |
IM a level 8 galka i don't know what server i am so oh well. >->;
gr8tistdrago... | #75 Subject: hello ladies Posted: 09/03/2004 20:32:08 |
hello ladies i am still looking for a gf and wanna no if any of u are looking and wanna be my gf i like to strut in my house in my thong PS i am a dude gigiddy gigiddy gigiddy pss i am Selivor on ifrit if u wanna talk psss zero it open to be taken 2
Culganpcl | #76 Subject: Me and My Monk Posted: 09/04/2004 01:25:09 |
I love my monk....ive tried pretty much all of the possibilities for subs...theirs two that i switch between, my mnk/war or my mnk/rdm with rse equipped. right now hes only at 33 but i enjoy it.
Agate | #77 Subject: Posted: 09/04/2004 12:34:49 |
Same here, =) I made it this far with my mnk I'm not stopping now. Its at 56 halfway to 57 with my WAR sub. I'd say this is the best sub because at higher levels the trait Double Attack helps a lot plus you get the kick trait, you could hit up to 4-5 times plus you get a whole bunch of neat benefits.
gr8tistdrago... | #78 Subject: munks suck Posted: 09/04/2004 18:51:58 |
who agrees with me monks suck so much
Agate | #79 Subject: Posted: 09/05/2004 03:04:26 |
Well it seems your one of the few who think that way. Every job has its pros and cons and no job is better than another. I got this far with my monk, and it certainly wasn't because the job sucks.
Zerokite | #80 Subject: This stinks Posted: 09/05/2004 18:11:51 |
I'm geting Final Fantasy 11 next week. So I have another week of school before i can escape to the world of Final Fantasy. (sob)
Leucian | #81 Subject: PC? Posted: 09/07/2004 19:49:57 |
Hey, I'm looking into getting a new pc so that I'll be able to play FFXI on my PC. What kind/type of pc should I look into? Any recommendations? kthnxbai - Leucian
Vhalik | #82 Subject: Re:PC? Posted: 09/07/2004 21:03:03 |
I would tell you to look at some Dell models, but I don't know because Falcon PCs are really nice as well.
Vhalik | #83 Subject: Server and Character name in the game. Posted: 09/07/2004 21:15:26 |
Server: Sylph
Name: Vhalik (Check my page on here for pics of my NIN, PS: the little Taru redmage Eys is my friend, I help him and he watches me smack Goblin Smithy's around because of my lusting hatred for them while I was in Kazham...) |
Lahriel | #84 Subject: Recommendation!!!! Posted: 09/08/2004 01:13:21 |
Rank: Kill Streak Joined: 07/31/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Dude first for your PC if you can afford it go Alienware they are always top of the line.....Second Monk is at best for me a great sub job...I'm stuck on lvl 25 @100 tnl in kazham no damn invite and can't wait to hit lvl 30 cause it's all over then I can get my $#Q^ together then LOL.....(Fairy Server)
Vhalik | #85 Subject: Got Monk? Posted: 09/08/2004 12:30:04 |
I have to agree with you there, I used it as a subjob for my 45WAR, and I loved leveling it, well I loved leveling anywhere.
Nope, forgot about the Maddness in the Jungles of Kazham. People shouting, parties pulling Mandragoras along with insane Goblin Smithy that will murder you and about 3 other parties on their way back from a zone... the pain still lingers. |
achmedthesna... | #86 Subject: Hey Posted: 09/08/2004 19:29:09 |
Rank: Button Masher Joined: 09/08/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Whats up. Im on the server: seraph
My character name is Grunthor. I am a Galka with a lvl 15mnk, lvl 32 war, lvl 21 drg. i am currently leveling my drg 21/10 war. if any one else is on my server and would like to party or need help in any way let me know- i've been out of the game do to lack of interest cuz all my buddies past my level by far cuz my internet service went out for a month. Hope to hear from ya!!!!!!!!! |
Agate | #87 Subject: Posted: 09/08/2004 21:20:01 |
Alas I like Warrior as my sub job, it is simply superb. I have him with a G.Axe, works like a charm especially with the dex rings I got and the Acc.Boosting equipment. Leveling it to 36 will be the end of my warrior journey for now, I might head into Paladin or Samurai for my next job after maxing out monk.
Lahriel | #88 Subject: No Longer!!!!! Posted: 09/11/2004 23:14:56 |
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Finally i'm no longer stuck on lvl's got advance job DRK and BST and am currently working on the others anyone in the Fairy server. plz send me a /tell.
accelzero | #89 Subject: Getting Back Posted: 09/15/2004 09:39:08 |
After a three month hiatus I'll be able to play FFXI on the PC again. Yeah! So anyone on the world server of Bismarck?
AlvaretFFXI | #90 Subject: I'm back soon^^ Posted: 09/16/2004 19:26:06 |
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It's been a month since playing FFXI, planning to start back up in a few days.
Once again I'm, Alvaret on server Ragnarok lvl 37 Sam/18 WAR. Drop by and say HI if your on my Server, If your new I'll be more than happy to help you and get you started. Have fun in Van'Adiel. Hope to hear from someone. Peace |


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Tartysan - 14 August, 2009
We've see VERTIGO but this is even better. Don't think I ever saw something this good! WE came all the way from MALTA!!
Marijanam - 13 August, 2009
It was a dream come true...I cried and screamed duing Pride (In The Name of Love)...that was the most emotional moment for me... I just have to say I expected more spirit and enthusiasm from the band! Nevertheless, I am thrilled I finally saw them live, so close...hope they will come again!!! Thanks
SasaKovacevic - 12 August, 2009
what a stunning concert
I am a big fan of u2 since my high scool, 18 yrs ago . Sunday night was "magnificent". I enjoyed every minute, specially when the band played "unknown caller". All people around played song while the text was on screen. My hair and skin were cowered :-))
I'll hope i see you next time in Zagreb.
Saša Kovačević from Virovitica, Croatia
inmarion - 12 August, 2009
Thank you!
U said that song One , for diferent people means diferent things...It reminds me on war in that ´92 in Bosnia, my ex town Banjaluka...Not in the way of ˝war˝ but in way of love, love that came thru U2 songs. Compassion.... Thank you for message that you bring...I can feel it 2o years for now, and hope that at least next 20 will be even better.
Even better than the real thing....
Thank you!
BORISLAVSKI - 12 August, 2009
U2, you never miss an album, never miss a gig to OUTRDO yourselves!
Keep bringing it on, that sweet, oh, sweet music!
omgitsu2 - 11 August, 2009
best thing ever!
i was on both shows and i had the time of my life!!! Especially on first night when i was several times only 2m from guys and when Bono,Adam and Edge saw my banners :) i believe that Zagreb had the best setlist ever and was pretty surprised when i heard Miss Sarajevo and Unchained melody on first night and Stand by me + Stuck in the moment, accoustic version, on second night...deffa the best shows i have ever seen, and cant wait to see guys in Zagreb again on their next tour :)
Rahxephon - 11 August, 2009
Thank you
I was on a rollercoaster of emotions that night :)
Best hours of my life, THANK YOU for the 2nd concert. Without it, my special Person wouldn't be able to be with me there and see what I've seen, and what I've seen? = M A G N I F I C E N T <3
jramovic - 11 August, 2009
Sarajevo :heart: U2
Thanks for remembering Sarajevo and for that "Miss Sarajevo" snippet. And thanks for reciting those wonderful Gundulic's lines and reminding us that only 14 years ago this was all just a distant dream.
"O lijepa, o draga, o slatka, slobodo!"
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Thank you
Big big,,huge THANK YOU! Zagreb and Croatia love you!
Senka - 11 August, 2009
a lifetime wish come true... U2 live. Thank you for making my dream come true.
Great to hear "old songs" like Unforgettable fire, Pride,MLK...
Beautiful atmosphere wiht One.. to sing together with Bono.. beyond words...
skopskacetvorka - 11 August, 2009
Finally......MY DREAM COME TRUE THIS EVENING! I waited so many years to see U2-The Best Band on this Planet, to come so close on the Balkan, near my capital town Skopje, Macedonia. At the concert there where tears whwn i heard my songs One,Stay, Magnificent...My heart&soul are fullfield with happyness,joy, Love and Peace!!!Thank you U2
Nensy5 - 11 August, 2009
the night was magnificent. everything was magnificent. U2 was magnificent. THANK YOU FOR COMING TO ZAGREB.I was on stadium on sunday but on monday I was outside of the stadium and it was a one time experience. The stage was sooooo amazing. My friend was one of the crew who build it up. Once again thank you from the bottom of my heart. I hope you will come again in Zagreb like Bono said. <3<3<3<3<3<3
boky1111 - 11 August, 2009
i was there...it was Magnificent!!!!!!!!
I love you U2... and I must say that i have back problems since 11.2.2009 already 6.months and this concert was reason to help me through the pain,the gold-i must say, to get better until 9.8.2009...I didnt make it happend 100% i am at 80%, i am still in pain...but I make it thrue the all the concert only becouse of my thrue will and love for this spektakl and for you U2...
I will send you the photos soon :) byee....
ps.sorry for my bad english :)
pepeljuga - 11 August, 2009
time of my life
Thanks for Until the end of the world, thanks for all the love you shared with us. Tonight, we were all as ONE. It was like all of my dreams came true, almost unreal. Really hope you'll come back to Europe and this region in spring. Love and kisses from Belgrade, Serbia.
vesna007 - 10 August, 2009
Thank you
Thank you for the beautiful night.
It was a dream come true.
Love to all 4 of you.
Vesna, Macedonia
vesna_09 - 10 August, 2009
Wonderful Night
I have nothing to say but - thank you U2 - for bringing back a light into my eyes!
sunsetmo - 10 August, 2009
Faboulous night
It was magnificent, great, magic, faboulous night I will always remember. Hope you'll do this again next... year! Loving you...
- 10 August, 2009
Fans from Macedonia <3 U2
It was a great night!!!We didn't mind spending 13 hours in a bus and passing two borders to come to the concert and enjoy the magnificient performance!!!
- 10 August, 2009
In The Name of Love
You are truly a great band, not only for the great music and the great moments you give to the audience,
also for the movement and actions against violence, war, poverty and other malicious situations.
Thank you for that!
The song "Moment of Surrender" really blow me away, it was amazing!
samarin1306 - 10 August, 2009
Thank you...
...for the best concert in my life.
I was proud to be a part of your magnificent show and you are the only group in the world that can still light me up for a concert.
zrinkapaic - 10 August, 2009
Best concert ever
Thank You U2 for giving us such a great concert in Croatia, this was the best show ever.Love You!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Drvet - 10 August, 2009
magnificent band, beautiful audience, unforgettable show, wish to stuck in a moment with this one tonight, ...again! Thank You guys, U2.com too, you keep us together...
oiahr - 10 August, 2009
So beautiful
Thank you so much for last night! Love you guys!
galway_zg - 10 August, 2009
Until the end....
When I heard first beats of Until The End of the World I was estatic!!!!
GREAT CONCERT!!! Thank you U2!
slawlor - 10 August, 2009
Sarah Tumps
It all sounds really good to me! Roll on London! Dont mind what you play - I love them all,but would like the 'Unforgetable Fire' to stay in the line-up, the song has always meant alot to me. My sister Ruth & I have very fond memories of a very muddy 'Longest Day'concert at Milton Keynes Bowl in 1985. Boy did it rain!! Well worth getting wet for! MLK & Unforgetable Fire.......perfect.
Love you guys x
icerneka - 10 August, 2009
visiting old friends
I was seventeem when discovered Boy and October.Now in my mid forties it was my big pleasure to be with my twins sons
(now eighteens) at Zagreb yesteday and enjoy in great show.It was as I visited my old friends which have not seen 30 years.Thanks for changing my life all these years in a right way. Igor from Drazice near Rijeka/Croatia
helenabulaja - 10 August, 2009
...so beautiful to be last night at Maksimir...beautiful time and place and music and people....
I'll be there tonight again....so adictiv...
- 10 August, 2009
The Unforgettable Moments
Majestic night!!! 2,5 hours of pure love and wonderful music. I am so happy my doughter (although still not born) was there - it will be quite a story to tell her once she comes to this world!!!
Hope to see you soon again in Croatia!!!
- 10 August, 2009
Thank you, U2!
Last night's concert was absolutely the best experience in my life! You guys played almost all of my favorite songs, and thank you for a magnificent performance of One, which is one of my favorite songs of all time. I've never danced and sung and screamed so much in my entire life, but what I saw as the peak of the evening was when Bono quoted one of the greatest Croatian poet's lines about freedom, in CROATIAN! That just shows that you're not just one of the bands who go on tour completely uninterested in cultures of the cities and countries they're playing in, but that you really want to get closer to the people. Just by doing that, you actually don't need that majestic stage (even though it is really amazing!), because you show you care about your fans and your audience. Thank you so much for making 2 hours of your performance seem like only 20 minutes, and for organizing the best party in Europe last night! I had such a great time and hope you guys will come back to Zagreb during your next tour. Thank you, U2!
Bizjak - 10 August, 2009
U2 stay for a long time
I've been waiting for this moment nearly all my life :) and yesterday was the biggest wish come true. For me the highlights of the amazing show were Stay and Unforgetable fire. I was hoping for Bad too, but nevertheless it was epic.


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THE OTHER DAY, my editor told me to write a column about the state baseball tournament and pick the winners.
Talk about a lot of pressure. The first two things that come to mind are that: 1) I could tick somebody off; and 2) I could end up looking foolish. Neither sounds all that appealing.
But in the interest of perhaps stirring up interest for the tournament (and keeping my job), here goes with the Appalachian Power Park prognosticating:
Something in the pit of my stomach — and I hope it isn't the jalapeno cheddar Cheetos talking back — suggests that I side with those luckless programs that make it here just about every year, and slink back home with little or nothing to show for it.
You know, the bridesmaids, the second-place teams. The Susan Luccis and Buffalo Bills all wrapped up in one. They say you always find everything in the last place you look, so here's a vote of confidence for those teams still seeking big dreams, and showing perseverance, stick-to-it-iveness and a whole lot of other large words.
Let's crown three new champions — teams that have combined for 10 state runner-up trophies, but never a title. It's their turn. It's their time.
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Fairmont Senior is at the head of the class when it comes to "close.'' The Polar Bears have finished second at the state tournament seven times without a championship.
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The Polar Bears (28-7) again seem to have a decent shot. They've got four pitchers with excellent records, and a hot pitcher to boot in junior Matt Robbins (5-1, 0.41 ERA), who has won their last four postseason games.
In their five most recent games, they've outscored opponents 45-5. Doesn't sound like a second-rate or second-place team to me.
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Old Testament Miniatures with Latin, Persian, and Judeo-Persian inscriptions France, Paris, 1240sScholars believe that the Picture Bible was commissioned by Louis IX of France, the Capetian monarch who built the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris to house the crown of thorns before leaving for the first of his two crusades in 1248. The Bible later passed to the cardinal of Cracow, who then offered it as a diplomatic gift to the great Persian Muslim shah 'Abbas in the early seventeenth century. The manuscript eventually fell into the hands of Jewish owners, probably during the eighteenth century. These various owners left Latin, Persian, and Judeo-Persian inscriptions around the images. With these inscriptions, the keepers of the manuscript used their languages to assert their ownership of the book, appropriating its narrative contents and assimilating it into their own cultures. The Latin captions are the earliest. They can be labeled as "early fourteenth-century," and were possibly made by a scribe trained in Bologna. The Persian captions come next. They were added in 1608 or shortly after, when the manuscript was presented to Shah Abbas in Isfahan. The Judeo-Persians are last, and according to the translator, they were probably made in 1722 or shortly after, as that year Isfahan was sacked by the Afghans. She supposes that at that time the book was looted by an Afghan soldier and was possibly exchanged with an Iranian Jew. The Picture Bible is illustrated with saturated colors and exquisite detail. In order to make its lessons relevant to readers, the creators of this Bible set Old Testament stories in contemporaneous environments. For example, depictions of architecture evoke the castles and houses of thirteenth-century French towns and battle scenes are illustrated with thirteenth-century armor, weapons, and battle insignia.
MS M.638 (fol. 25r)The Lord's Remorse Following Saul's disobedience, the Lord speaks to Samuel from the heavens, sharing His regret at having made Saul king. Samuel, kneeling beneath a tree and with his hands raised in grief, cries to the Lord throughout the night. (1 Kings 15:10–11) The Kingdom Torn from Saul Samuel has come to Saul with news of the Lord's displeasure. The prophet will hear none of the king's excuses and condemns Saul. As Samuel turns to leave, Saul takes hold of his mantle, tearing it. "The Lord has torn the kingdom of Israel from you today," Samuel says as he points at the tear, "and has given it to a neighbor of yours, who is better than you." (1 Kings 15:24–28) Samuel Enforces the Lord's Will Samuel orders Saul to bring forth the prisoner Agag. The fearful Amalekite king, still wearing his crown, pleads for mercy. Samuel, intent only on the Lord's command, decapitates the king and severs his body at the waist. Raising a bloodied sword, the enraged priest prepares to strike yet another blow. (1 Kings 15:31–33) Image courtesy of Faksimile Verlag Luzern, www.faksimile.ch. Content consultant: Richard Leson
Folio 25r (Latin)Upper left: How God, angry at Saul's disobedience, speaks to Samuel, saying that he regretted making Saul a king, which grieved Samuel and he cried to the Lord all night. (I Samuel 15: 10, 11)Upper right: How, when Samuel had come to the king, and having announced God's order and threat, he wished to go, Saul caught the tip of his mantle and it was torn. Seeing this, Samuel says, prophesying, that God will thus tear his kingdom from him. (I Samuel 15: 13–28)Lower half: How, when Samuel had stayed at Saul's entreaties, he orders Agag, the king of Amalek whom Saul, had been ordered to kill but had taken captive, to come to him. When this was done, Samuel himself cuts him into pieces with his own hands. (I Samuel 15: 30–33)Translation by Eran Lupu
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"Asheville's not the easiest place to get something approved," he says, adding: "We've already met with the city of Asheville. Tentatively, that's what the city of Asheville feels like should be on this land as well. We wouldn't have spent that money if we didn't think it would get approved."
The company wants to eventually offer one-, two- and three-bedroom rentals at market rates, says Ratchford. The target date for construction to begin is spring of 2014, with the apartments completed by early 2015, he says. The idea is for a complex that's comparable to Weirbridge Village, a nearby 280-unit apartment complex located at 1 Legacy Oaks Place.
Southwood Realty is currently completing Ballentryne Commons, a 360-unit apartment development in Hendersonville that Ratchford says would serve as a model for the new development. The company owns about 14,500 apartments across the Southeastern U.S. but this would be its first Asheville development, says Ratchford.
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"The town of Asheville seems to be growing in the south, significantly, towards the airport, towards Biltmore Park and those areas, more than west and north of Asheville," he says. "We have the money to build it. When we buy things we know we're going to build it, it's just a matter of when. … This was kind of a perfect fit."
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Top five sub hands down. Great job. +1 The turtled typography is really sick in and of itself. Definitely has that HOPE vibe we are looking for.
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"When R.U.S.E. is released in September, it will benefit from Valve's Steamworks API to offer the best community experience to players," Ubisoft said. A Steam account and Internet connection are still required to activate the game, but at least gamers won't have to be online to enjoy the single player campaign. We assume the game will also use things like Steam achievements, but that much hasn't been detailed yet.
Before you get your hopes up, Ubisoft made sure to note that its DRM will still be used most of its in-house PC games. R.U.S.E. is a WWII-era RTS being developed by Eugen Systems and is due next month on PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.
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Valve is still DRM, but I will agree it is much less annoying and transparent to deal with.
You can turn steam offline, big differnce to ubi's sledgehammer drm
Everyone should just model themselves after valve and steam, they're doing it right.
so if you think destroying the second hand market through blocking resale of games or sale of your account or blocking you from installing open source map packs and ad-dons just so steam and the publishers can monetise what has always been freely available and made by the gaming community is getting it right id like to see what getting it wrong is?
BTW SecuROM DRM that Ubi and others are using is Sony DRM.
until you want to use the first sale doctrine to resell your titles and steam goes F U everyone must purchase NEW only as we are helping destroy the second hand market at the beset of the publishers!
crippling drm, selling mostly rehashed map packs, charging monthly fees for first person shooters (or even thinking it's a good idea) no dedicated servers , and have you seen steam sales? you do know that a lot of companies are thinking about charging for various things so they can get some of the second hand market pie? have you even played a valve game? valve actually seems to give a damn about their customer base.
Im in two minds about 2nd hand game sales. They do nothing to fuel the gaming industry, only the shops and the shops can go f*** them selves for all I care, they are just middle men, and when middle men take all the profit what is there to support the actual game makers.
I dont buy 2nd hand, if I want a game that costs too much I will wait for the price to drop, just the other week I bought a NEW copy of mass effect 2 for less than half the original price happily knowing that a cut of that went to the publisher/developer to fund new games, which is a damn site better than giving all the profit to gamestation/game.
Just remember the world cant run on lawyers and salesmen alone, there also has to be someone there with an actual skill or talent to make something usefull in the first place.
Excellent posting. I couldn't agree more with what you said.
Spot on mate, I also only buy brand new (and believe it or not, I have also just recently bought Mass Effect 2 for half the orginal price, epic game!).
I have a friend who refuses to buy brand new because used is "cheaper" but he has no moral's on this kind of thing, it sickens me.
Great post, Kel.
The markup on used games always amazes me. For instance, I could walk into a Gamestop and sell a relatively new game, say Red Dead Redemption, to them for about $20. They turn around and put it on the shelves for $54.99. The cost of game brand new is $59.99!
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this is good news, i just wish everyone else does same ...
As long as there is replay value & good support, it will be easy to slow down second hand sales, I meet Kel's opinion on giving the developers also, that's why i buy new & don't ever sell my titles, but it also makes me more picky :P
I find it quite annoying that i have to sign in, stay online, create accounts and basicly have to jump through hoops to play a game i have bought originaly, while some of my friends play the same illegal versions of these games with non of these issues..
Im starting to think they may have the right idea to be honest.
Good news for RUSE, I really enjoyed the beta and this game is definitely back on my radar.
@Kel Good to know you don't like how our economy works or your rights. Second hand market helps more people then just terrible businesses like Gamestop. But its really irrelevant for PC gaming as very few games to begin with can be resold. This discussion is much more suited for console games.
I know my rights, and I stick by my statements. I also know right from wrong, such as game shops charging only slightly less for pre-owned games that are very new releases so they get their own markup plus the developers cut, you know the actual product. Also I never stated my location so "my" economy could be anywhere, for instance Japan where pre owned game sales are illegal; they are one of the world leaders of the gaming industry and there are no fires or riots there over the issue, just people getting the money distributed fairly. Im not from Japan by the way.
Sorry that was to Relic, from Kel
Then don't support those shops? Ridiculous markups on used products is bad I agree, this is why I don't buy or support those stores. That however doesn't make exhaustion doctrines bad. What you see as being fair, I see as greed from publishers (as developers aren't the ones pocketing all this money if any e.g. IW). Not all prices are equal either and some countries have high taxes on games making buying new virtually impossible for the masses like Brazil. There only recourse is second hand or pirate market, most of which I'm sure choose the latter. And this applies more to consoles then PC gaming and Steam is irrelevant here since we don't actually own those games. Now don't get me wrong I very much support developers and buy everything new, but not everyone can do that depending on where they live.
Fair enough, but as you can see every economy is different. Basicly I think the developers/publishers should get a cut from the game new or pre-owned as this is what drives new content, not pre owned games. As for the publishers taking all the money, yeah that makes them a** holes, but its the publishers who front the money to developers to make new games, and if the publishers profits fall then who is going to front the money for a new game?
Basically pre-owned games slow down growth in the games industry by draining money from future developments and that can only be a bad thing.
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The compact Alesis iO2 EXPRESS audio-recording interface is ideal for home studios and portable recording setups. The 2-channel USB interface for Mac and PC-based systems enables you to record at up to 24-bit resolution for input into virtually all DAW, recording, and performance software.
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The i02 EXPRESS interface's discrete-design preamplifiers and true 48-volt phantom power ensure that you capture microphones' complete signal. High quality analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters ensure that every detail of your session or performance gets recorded – and played back on your monitoring system. It's class compliant, so you can use the plug-and-play Alesis iO2 EXPRESS with virtually any computer.
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*Technical Issue Update*The issues I was having that I stated back in October of last year are now resolved. Being that the IO2 Express does not have dedicated USB drivers, it relies...Read complete review
*Technical Issue Update*The issues I was having that I stated back in October of last year are now resolved. Being that the IO2 Express does not have dedicated USB drivers, it relies solely on OS drivers, now the issue was that there is a well known driver conflict that can occur if you have any Logitech Cam installed. Rendering the unit useless via USB. A simple google search regarding Logitech and USB Audio driver conflict will bring up a simple fix requiring you to edit the registry. Once done the unit will now function as promised with only a question of personal taste. I still am disappointed in Alesis' lack of mention for trouble shooting on the product page of their website, in addition to their less than reliable customer service, but the unit now functions properly. This is meant to be a notice for anyone who is experiencing these issues and are about to return it. It will save you and the company you purchased from a headache.
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I had issues with the Alesis io2 from the moment I first used it. I could not get Windows XP SP3 to recognize the plug and play driver for the unit. After hours of trouble shooting the unit still would not work. I also contacted tech support and never received any call back nor email response regardless of attempts. Horrid customer support.On a tiny positive note. I did finally get the unit to be recognized after a clean OS install after failed attempts to reinstall audio drivers and chipset drivers. Was on a clean system so it wasn't a loss. I enjoyed a few months of use which the unit did exactly what it was said however as of today the unit is no longer recognized yet again. 4 hours in and still no luck. I would advise paying extra for a fully supported interface as the Alesis io2 not only lacks technical thought but customer support.
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Nothing wrong with the item except that my daughter that I ordered it for as a birthday present didnt want it. I was not told at any point during the ordering process that the item was not returnable. So I spent more money to get her something she wanted and I guess ill just eat the money I paid for this. Will not be ordering anything else from musiciansfriend.
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I bought this unit to use at home to record songs and for my son to do voice overs on his projects. I found it's easy to use, has good sound quality and a great price. What more could you ask for? We use Steam for its DAW, very easy to manipulate and they work well together. I've had an Alesis drum machine for about 18 years and it still works so I have no quality worries with this unit.
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I am running an older PC with Windows XP. The Alesis plugged right in. Cubase 5LE installed easily. At first, Cubase was very slow. After I went on Steinberg's website and downloaded the drivers I needed, everything has been running very quickly. There are lots of free VST's and plug-ins available on the internet that work great.
The interface works well, sounds very transparent and once you figure out Cubase, is very powerful.
The interface has 2 channels and has MIDI in and out as well. Does not have RCA or SP-DIF connectors, but that's to be expected at the price point.
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My first trax were playing back about a half step higher, out of tune, couldn't figure out the problem. I just needed to set the bit rates to match up: drivers, iO2 and Sonar program I'm using, the iO2 is 48k and 24 bit. My drivers work on 16 bit setting and I was also able to get the iO2 to work in the 44k CD default setting!
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I got this for my girlfriend so she can play piano and sing at the same time and record all of this on the computer. It does a great job at what it is supposed to do. It took me quite a while to figure out all of the little settings and how to make the sound come out of the right places and what not. But once I figured it out its great. Would definitely recommend to a friend. But just warn them on the difficulty of setup when using and sit down with them for quite a while to teach them what buttons to click.
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I bought this to replace my old Alesis I/O2 from around 2005. I used that one at live gigs and the studio so it had a lot of miles on it even though it still works. My new I/O2 Express sounds exactly the same (same specs) and is basically the same except for the missing digital in/outs. All other interfaces in this price range (even those for much more) are missing the abilty to monitor the direct/USB mix. This function allows you to monitor what you're recording without any latency or causing the sound card to over work and stutter.
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Tried this unit with 2 different computers and 3 different software programs. Had BIG latency problems under every configuration I tried.
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The Alesis took a few hours for me to figure out how set up the audio buses using the Cubase LE 5 DAW, but once I mastered that recording was quick. I really like the flexibiltiy and undetectable latency with monitoring the direct and output signals simultaneously. I am very satisfied with this product for recording electric/acoustic guitar, keyboard, vocals, etc...in my new hobby studio.
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I got this a while back and when I first installed it on a Windows machine, I tried the included cubase software. The onerous DRM was almost a non-starter for me. I fought with the licensing tool and when I finally got everything set up, the volume levels were unusable. Nothing would record despite having the ASIO software installed. I would recommend avoiding the cubase software, there's nothing it offered that seemed better than any free alternative out there.
I tried it with similar results on Linux and OSX.
I came back to it a year later with Windows 8 and Audacity and found that everything just worked. It was great. I've only got the one mic, so I'm looking forward to trying a second mic for recording acoustic instruments in stereo.
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I bought this unit to replace my Line 6 UX2 Pod interface after learning that Line 6 still had yet to fix the crackling issue that occurred after updating to Mountain Lion. After I got it, I plugged it right into my Mac via USB, set it up in Logic, and was recording 2 channels instantly within 5 minutes. Talk about an easy setup! I would stay away from the provided Demo CD. Just to make sure, I booted up into Windows, used the ASIO Driver and it worked just as flawlessly. If you think you are getting into recording and only need 2 tracks, stop wasting your time with other bloaty interfaces and get this beauty. Yes, it may not be made of aluminium die-cast metal, but it more than gets the job done.
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The engineering world is filled with folks who were first inspired by the fantasy gadgets in movies, television and cartoons. A Star Trek convention just might be the highest density of human intelligence on Earth.
So hats off to Hopewell Studios artist Richard Sargent, who created the Greatest Robot Reunion of All-Time, presumably with an open bar serving motor oil cocktails.
On first glance, the characters that immediately jump out at me are the "Lost in Space" Robot (who I believe is just named "Robot"), "Yo Gabba Gabba's" Plex, C3PO (who looks like he found a new girlfriend), Rosie from "The Jetsons," the Android mascot, Bender from "Futurama" and Wall-E's girlfriend, EVE.
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Where's WALL-E? How many robots can you name? (Click the image to enlarge)
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