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Providence's Bea Benedicto is 5 feet 7, but plays like a much more imposing presence under the basket.
Louisville's Nicholle Aston is 6-1, but has the agility of a wing.
Both used their size and versatility Friday night to lift their teams into today's final at the 16th annual Pioneer Shootout at Providence High.
Benedicto had 21 points to lead host Providence (3-1) to a 43-26 victory over St. Genevieve. Aston led Louisville with 16 points and 13 rebounds in a 44-30 win over Heritage Christian. The girls' basketball teams will square off at 7:30 p.m. in the final.
"None of the seniors have ever won this tournament and Bea has really taken that to heart," Providence coach Andrew Bencze said. "Bea has to be fearless. Everybody else is taller than her. She is so strong. She does a lot of work in the weight room and it's hard to move her.
"We don't want things given to us. We want to work for it. I've known (Louisville coach Bob DaCorsi) for a long time and I have a lot of respect for his team. It's going to be a good challenge."
Despite shooting 4 of 17 from the free-throw line and committing 16 turnovers, Louisville (5-2) relied on Aston -- who has 74 points in three tournament games -- along with Caroline Lynch contributing nine points, nine rebounds and five steals, and Hazel Cruz scoring eight points to defeat the Warriors, who received 11 points from Sabrina Zarifi.
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In other girls' basketball:
Canyon 54, Buena 38: Kali Vittallo and Alia McCoy both had 16 points and Jaya Schultz added 10 points for the Cowboys (6-1), who advanced to the final of the Buena Kiwanis tournament at 6:30 p.m. today against Stockdale of Bakersfield.
Stockdale 66, Camarillo 54: Despite 21 points and 16 rebounds from Geraldynn Leaupepe, the Scorpions fell in the Buena Kiwanis tournament semifinals.
Micaela Pericone-Kapp had 20 points and eight rebounds for Camarillo (5-2).
Harvard-Westlake 66, Carson 36: Natalie Florescu had 24 points and five assists to lead the Wolverines at the Redondo tournament.
Alixx Lucas scored 11 points and Zoe Bohn added six points and 15 rebounds for Harvard-Westlake (2-2).
Alemany 68, A.B. Miller 40: Leslie Lopez-Wood had 10 3-pointers and a career-high 30 points to lead the Warriors at the Covina tournament.
Lopez-Wood was 10 of 13 from 3-point territory, making eight in the first half. Clarissa Larios added 11 points and Hannah Johnson had 12 rebounds for Alemany (5-1), which plays in the final at 7:30 p.m. today.
Newbury Park 59, Royal 27: Alex Brunk scored 19 points and Taylor Driscoll added 18 points to lead the Panthers at the Buena Kiwanis tournament.
Boys' basketball
Hart 60, Kennedy 43: The Indians (4-0) used a 21-6 start to capture the Crescenta Valley tournament title.
Lewis Stallworth was selected MVP.
Moorpark 73, Birmingham 64: The Musketeers (6-1) advanced to the final of their own tournament, with Sam Cirillo scoring 18 points and Jake Myers contributing 14 points.
Patrick Snowden had 11 points and nine rebounds, with Tyler Collet contributing nine points, seven rebounds, six assists and four steals for Moorpark.
El Camino Real 90, Alemany 46: Michael Thomas led the Conquistadores - who outscored Alemany 26-4 in the third quarter - with 20 points in a fifth-place semifinal win at the Santa Monica tournament.
Julian Richardson scored 16 points, Evan Wardlow had 14, Kelton Conway added 12 and Cris Francis contributed 10 for ECR, which overwhelmed the Warriors with their defense.
Despite surrendering a 13-0 run after scoring the first 12 points, ECR regrouped and took a 13-point lead into halftime. K.J. Moffett scored 14 points to lead Alemany (1-2).
Taft 83, Long Beach Millikan 61: Kris Yanku and Darius Henderson both had 21 points in a fifth-place semifinal at the Westchester tournament. Yanku added 10 rebounds, six assists and four steals for Taft (3-1).
Thousand Oaks 55, Clovis North 44: Kyle Frakes had 11 points to lead the Lancers at the Arroyo Grande tournament.
Tanner Fanjoy added 10 points for Thousand Oaks (6-1), which plays in the final at 7:30p.m. today
Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences 88, San Fernando Valley Academy 78: Kevin Martinez had 28 points and Justin Haro added 24 points as the Vipers (6-4) won at the Northeast Valley tournament. Rodney Kiggundu contributed 17 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for VAAS.
Campbell Hall 82, Dorsey 63: Aaron Holiday had 39 points and Kahlil Simplis added 22 to lead the Vikings (5-2) in the University tournament.
Westlake 86, Crescenta Valley 78: Grant Lozoya had 24 points and Larry Bush added 22 points for Westlake (7-1) at the Crescenta Valley tournament.
Boys' soccer
St. Francis 6, Chatsworth 1: Jacob Anserson scored twice and Grant Gonzalez, Griffin O'Brien, Alex Pidoux and Carlo Taglioretti each had a goal for St. Francis (1-1-3) at the Burroughs tournament.
Gonzalez, Anderson and Reed Izumi had assists for the Golden Knights.
Crescenta Valley 1, Taft 0: Erick Trejo scored for the Falcons at the Burroughs tournament. Ryan Cook had six saves for Crescenta Valley (6-0-1).
Roberto Ramirez had five saves for Taft (0-2-2).
El Camino Real 2, North Hollywood 1: Kayvon Parsa and James Rincon scored for ECR (5-0) in the Burroughs tournament.
Girls' soccer
Chaminade 6, Marymount 0: Gina Eide scored three goals and fellow freshman Bella Keane added one for the Eagles (3-0-1), who advanced to the El Segundo tournament final at 6p.m. today against Marlborough.
Sara Sheltz and Natalie Koe also scored for Chaminade, which received two assists from Brittany Solis, with Gabe Carmona and Chinaar Desai combining on the shutout.
Sierra Canyon 2, Heritage Christian 2: Jessica Fogel scored both goals for the Trailblazers (2-0-1) at the Grace Brethren tournament.
Makenna Gandara had an assist and goalkeeper Cole Rifkin contributed eight saves for Sierra Canyon.
Caitlon Murphy and Alexis Aguinaga each scored a goal for Heritage Christian. Aguinaga scored the tying goal on a penalty kick with five minutes left.
Mira Costa 2, Harvard-Westlake 1: Catherina Gores scored off an assist from Hannah Lichtenstein for the Wolverines (1-1-1).
Village Christian 12, Albert Einstein Academy 0: Harmony Nenier had four goals and two assists to lead the Crusaders (1-0).
Melani Gonzalez contributed two goals and had three assists Julianna Careaga had three saves for Village Christian.
Royal 6, West Covina 1: Kim Braddock scored two goals and Kourtney Kingsmore, Bree Bosson, Anna Darin and Brea Pilkington each had one for the Highlanders at the San Dimas tournament. Royal (2-0) also beat San Dimas 4-0.
Braddock, Kingsmore, Bosson and Ambria Pogue scored against San Dimas.
Girls' water polo
Granada Hills 7, Cleveland 4: Angelica Panosian had five goals and five steals for the Highlanders in the West Valley League victory.
Veronica Enriquez had a goal and three steals, Kirby Sigler had a goal and three assists and goalkeeper Sam Sanders recorded 12 saves for Granada Hills (1-1, 1-0).


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The submachine is all around you. You can feel it. But you can't really escape it...
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Rated 5 / 5 stars October 8, 2012
I've been a fan of the Submachine Series for a long time, and yet again you blow my mind! Great game as always:)
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 7, 2012
A solid game, but definitely not one of the best point and clicks. In general it just seemed like most of the time was spent clicking back and forth instead of solving puzzles. Also there was a pretty big lack of connection or atmosphere.
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 7, 2012
Honestly, I think kwing underneath nailed all of the points I wanted to make, but I also wanted to add that I got a bug. I went up to the top of the first area and tried to use the cog on those beam emitors, but the cog wouldn't deselect. I'm going to have to redo everything, which I couldn't stomach yesterday, so lets hope it was a freak occurrence. I feel a tad mean with the score, but you only get to do chunks of half a star.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 7, 2012
Wow!! After playing the first Sub Machine on my PSP a few months ago, I was really surprised to find a sequel. I didn't even know there was a series, or that it was here on Newgrounds all along!
What to say... The worlds system allows for many different art styles, and a really interesting puzzler kind of like the Fog World and Otherworld in Silent Hill Origins. The appearance of the key items definitely helps in figuring out where things go. Unfortunately the sheer size of this game gives me a headache, and honestly it stretches on too damn long. At points it's boring and way too hard. At the end, after I made sure all the rods were at the correct height and the blue thing didn't show up, I just quit. Toward the end I was already dragging my feet anyway, relying on the walkthrough more and more as I lost interest.
So what are my biggest problems with the game? Let's see...
- The places where you move up, down, or side to side are annoying to click. Several times I thought I was clicking a button while I was actually clicking the area to the right or left. Considering there's blank space on all sides of the game screen, you should have just put the buttons in the margins there.
- I get that the different areas are supposed to be confusing, and how certain areas int he same world are inaccessible unless you use another world as a proxy, but it's too damned much. You should have given a little indicator in the corner that told you your position (for instance, B3-1 meaning the third row on the second column of the map in the first world).
Overall the difficulty and magnitude of this game are just too damned brutal. What I liked about the first Sub Machine was its simplicity and fast pacing. While this game stayed fun for the majority of its length, in the end it was too much. This isn't the Bartimaeus trilogy... Seven worlds is too much to cope with, it should have been five at the most. The difficulty also makes the story unfold a lot slower than it should, and the lack of characters or events makes the story seem all the more tedious.


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3.63/5 rDev +3.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Picked up a single in early February from Fry's as part of a mixed sixer for $1.50. Best by June 2014.
Beer poured cloudy orange with a frothy white head that is hanging around.
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Overall this is a pretty good smaller ipa, definitely give it a shot.
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 06:42 PM
hello all sorry if this sounds to newbie for you lol . but im new to this and have got a ford focus estate 2001 tddi . do you no how to run the power to your amp with out running it by the wire loom in the door. or have some link with a few pic any help you have i will thank you all for the help
I assume the amp is in the boot? There is only one easy way to get a power cable from the battery to the boot as far as i know. I personally have used the following method.
Remove passenger side wheel and wheel are lining. Feed the cable from the battery down into the wheel arch and route it safely around the wheel arch, if you open the door and look at the hinge area you will see a few rubber grommits, you are trying to get the cable into one of them. poke the cable through the foam between the wheel arch and the door then into one of the grommits, its now inside your car again. you will need to remove some of the plastic trim to route the cable into the boot. hope that makes sense, its a very simple job to do, took me about 2.5 hours to fully complete.
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that guy puts the cable through the foam too low in my opinion, too much cable visible.
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yes was trying to see if there was a way with out going by the door loom not to sure about the wether ect on my power line . as im kind of guess if theres no way thought the in side of the car ? with out drilling it
there is no other way without drilling. If you run the cable the way i suggested and the way the guide i gave the link to suggests, the cable isnt really open to the elements too badly. Its covered in all the way really. If you were concerned about it, running it inside some flexi conduit would be another option. ive had my sub in for a while now and the cable is still in perfect condition.
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Encouragement by Email: We try to facilitate community by sending periodic emails to our caregivers at GSCC and beyond. Those who advocate for and/or personally attend to the needs of others serve in a role that can bring much joy and satisfaction. The increasing requirements of the care recipient, however, may result in the caregiver's isolation. If you would like to receive these emails or contribute to them, please contact Melody Miller, 503.989.6258.
Equipping Times: Our Caregiver Support Team hosts periodic teaching on topics pertinent to advocacy and caregiving. We have received very positive feedback on the moving personal testimonies, professional perspectives and biblical teaching previously given by Dr. Bob Sayson, Alan Hlavka, Janie and Jonathan Martin. The depth of discussion that follows these presentations fosters a unique opportunity to connect with others in like circumstances.
Relevant Reading: A variety of books pertinent to caregivers are available in our GSCC library. A Caregiver Reading List, including brief reviews, can be found in the rack just outside the door to the library. Our GSCC library is open: M-Th: 9 am-4:30 pm, Fri: 9 am-12 noon, Sat: 5-7 pm, Sun: 8:45 am-12:30 pm.
Resource Box: If you are researching your caregiving options, consider checking out the box of materials our Caregiver Support Team has collected from the larger community. The Caregiver Resource Box is available on Mondays and Tuesdays in Mary Murphy's office at the church. Please call ahead, 503.663.5050.


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Jessica Earnest • Junior • Vanderbilt University
•April 11 – Earnest, a Vandalia grad, was for the second time named a second-team All-American. She had a 205.43 average for the year.
•April 12 – Vanderbilt was given the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Championships after posting a 5-2 record in first-day round-robin action. The Commodores beat the No. 1, 2 and 5 ranked teams during the day. Earnest averaged 199.57 over seven games, with high scores of 224 and 222.
Both the Vandalia boys and girls high school track teams had positive results in recent meets.
The boys team did not participate in the Pana Open, which was canceled on Saturday due to heavy rains, but on Tuesday, placed fifth at Cumberland.
For the girls, the team has not finished all that high, but coach Gena Nance said that many personal records have been broken in recent meets.
RAMSEY – Junior Shaunna Rainey homered in the second inning and junior Taylor Knisley struck out five over seven innings to get the win during Ramsey's 10-4 victory against St. Elmo last Wednesday.
Jenna Hunt, also a junior, went 3-for-4 for the Lady Rams, who scored three runs in the first and second innings. Peyton Banal and Stevie Coates were each 2-for-4 with two RBI.
The win evened each team's Egyptian-Illini Conference record at 1-1.
Today's St. Elmo softball game against St. Anthony has been canceled. It will played on Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
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At its regular meeting held on November 26, 2012, the Clay Local Board of Education acted on the following measures:
• Approved minutes of the October meeting.
• Accepted the financial reports.
• Approved a transfer to debt service.
• Heard reports from Principals Tony Piguet Todd Warnoek.
• Heard a presentation regarding the district's financial analysis.
• Held a public hearing regarding the retire/rehire of district employees.
• Employed substitute personnel.
• Employed a Latchkey substitute.
• Adjusted some substitute salaries due to an increase in the minimum wage.
• Approved the usage of the Jr. High gym by an outside group.
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Rising boldly by the lakefront, Millennium Park is a treasure trove of free and arty sights. Frank Gehry's 120ft-high swooping silver band shell anchors what is, in essence, an outdoor modern design gallery.
Rising boldly by the lakefront, Millennium Park is a treasure trove of free and arty sights. Frank Gehry's 120ft-high swooping silver band shell anchors what is, in essence, an outdoor modern design gallery.
Yes, you're at the right place. Willis Tower was the Sears Tower until mid-2009, when insurance broker Willis Group Holdings bought the naming rights. No matter what you call it, it's still the USA's tallest building, and its 103rd-floor Skydeck puts visitors 1454 feet up in the clouds. Glass-floored ledges jut out in mid-air and give a knee-buckling perspective straight down.
The second-largest art museum in the country, the Art Institute houses treasures and masterpieces from around the globe, including a fabulous selection of both impressionist and post-impressionist paintings. The Modern Wing dazzles with natural light, and hangs Picassos and Mirós on its 3rd floor.
Half-mile-long Navy Pier is Chicago's most-visited attraction, sporting a 150ft Ferris wheel, an IMAX theater, a beer garden and gimmicky chain restaurants. Locals groan over its commercialization, but its lakefront view and cool breezes can't be beat. The fireworks displays on summer Wednesdays (9:30pm) and Saturdays (10:15pm) are a treat too.
Get high in Chicago's third-tallest skyscraper. In many ways the view here surpasses the one at Willis Tower. The 94th-floor observatory has informative displays and the 'skywalk' (a screened-in porch that lets you feel the wind). Those not needing such frivolities can shoot straight up to the 96th-floor Signature Lounge, where the view is free if you buy a drink ($6 to $16).
Space enthusiasts will get a big bang (pun!) out of the Adler. There are public telescopes to view the stars, 3-D lectures to learn about supernovas and the Planet Explorers exhibit where kids can 'launch' a rocket. The Adler's front steps offer Chicago's primo skyline view (and are a renowned spot to smooch).
Top draws at the kiddie-mobbed Shedd Aquarium include the Oceanarium, with its beluga whales and frolicking white-sided dolphins, and the shark exhibit, where there's just 5in of Plexiglas between you and two dozen fierce-looking swimmers. The 4D theater and the odd aquatic show cost extra.
The mammoth Field Museum houses everything but the kitchen sink – beetles, mummies, gemstones, Bushman the stuffed ape. The collection's rockstar is Sue, the largest Tyrannosaurus rex yet discovered. She even gets her own gift shop. Special exhibits, like the 3D movie, cost extra.
Sure, there's the Willis Tower. But it's just one in a long line of high-flying buildings in Chicago. Ever since the city presented the world with the first skyscraper in 1885, it has thought big with its architecture and pushed the envelope of modern design. The Loop is ground zero for gawking.
Once home to Louis Armstrong and other notables, Bronzeville thrived as the vibrant center of black life in the city from 1920 to 1950, boasting an economic and cultural strength akin to New York's Harlem. Shifting populations, urban decay and the construction of a wall of public housing along State St led to Bronzeville's decline. In the last decade it started its comeback.
Chicago has commissioned several puzzling public artworks over the decades. The granddaddy is Pablo Picasso's work, known to everyone as 'the Picasso' The artist was 82 when the work was commissioned. The US Steel Works in Gary, Indiana, made it to Picasso's specifications and erected it in 1967.
In 1882 Bertha and Potter Palmer were the power couple of Chicago. His web of businesses included the city's best hotel and a huge general merchandise store that he later sold to a clerk named Marshall Field.
Chicago was a center for printing at the turn of the 20th century, and the rows of buildings on S Dearborn St from W Congress Pkwy south to W Polk St housed the heart of the city's publishing industry.


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Employees at the Sequim Gazette return for another year to share some of their most memorable holiday experiences, gifts and traditions.
My most memorable Christmas was at age 6. Mom spent a lot of time locked in her sewing room that fall and the only thing she'd tell us was that Christmas was going to be special. When the morning finally arrived, we opened our gifts, surprised and delighted with everything, as only children can be.
Finally, Mom went in the other room and came back with a bag for each of us. Inside was a doll, handmade by my mother. They were muslin dolls with white socks for the faces, button eyes and yarn hair, and I was entranced; I couldn't believe Mom had made something so beautiful. She also had made a few outfits and bonnets and we spent hours playing dress-up with them. They became part of the family and we loved the stuffing out of them.
— Cathy Clark, production designer
Growing up, I loved my family's tradition of trekking from Bremerton to my grandmother's house in Port Angeles. We'd eat candy until our stomachs hurt, visit with cousins, play some football (if it wasn't too cold), play music, sing carols, etc. My sister and I would try fitfully to get to sleep upstairs in beds my mom and uncle slept in as children, waiting for Santa.
My grandmother passed away a few years ago, so I thought I'd try to start a new custom with my new family. One Christmas, I suggested to my wife and two stepdaughters that we throw sleeping bags under the tree and camp there for the night. See Kris Kringle get past us! Little did I know that our dogs — three at the time — and cat would join us. Now, it's become our own tradition. Pets have come and gone, but we still keep guard beneath our little tree each Christmas eve and morning. And Santa manages to get past us every time.
— Michael Dashiell, editor
When Ed and I were first married, our holiday celebration would start on Christmas Eve at my grandparents'. It always included a holiday dinner and exchanging presents. First thing Christmas morning we would head to my parents' for a Christmas breakfast and more gift exchanges. Brunch would be at Ed's brother's home and Christmas dinner at my aunt and uncle's home. Late Christmas evening we would drag ourselves home with lots of goodies, loads of good cheer and very, very full tummies.
— Debi Lahmeyer, special sections coordinator
My favorite holiday memory was six years ago while living in New York. I volunteered for God's Love We Deliver making care packages for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It was nice knowing the impact and effect for the families that would receive it. In the past, I had been on the receiving end of programs like this. Fifteen years later, to give back to someone who had helped me was rewarding.
— Marcus Oden, graphic designer
I have two special holiday memories from the 10 years I've lived in Sequim, besides office parties at Olympic View Publishing and the holiday bazaars here in town.
The first one is the "Narnia" Christmas, the second one is more recent.
The "Narnia" Christmas was special because I had the opportunity to attend a Christmas Eve service with my sister and our family, and the next day, we saw the "Narnia" movie together.
More recently, Sequim Gazette reporter Mark Couhig surprised me when he told me I was mentioned in his blog about Christmas gifts for co-workers. You'll have to read the blog to find out what he said.
— Donna McMillen, production assistant
For a few years I'd pined for a Sega Genesis video game system. On Christmas 1995, my parents finally relented. I unwrapped the medium-sized box and froze from excitement. It came with an obscure game called Vectorman, a green orb man who shot laser balls out of his hand. I became a pro at this game and I was champ among my friends at playing it. Years passed and I aced sports games, superhero games and everything in between. Newer video game systems came and went in the marketplace, but I continued to play Sega even through college. My parents definitely got their money's worth with that present.
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Last year I spent Christmas Eve with my family, stranded on the top of a Disney's California Adventure ride. After an incredible water and lights show, we decided to go on one last ride before leaving the park for dinner. So, we boarded the Grizzly River Run raft and it climbed up, up, up and ... stopped. Diagonally. In the dark. For 20 minutes. On the very top of Grizzly Peak. Some of us handled it better than others. Finally, the raft took us downstream and bumped into another stranded raft. It was 25 more minutes before we were evacuated. I don't think any of us will forget that.
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- Release Date: Oct 12, 2012
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Mar 13, 2014Very tense and very well done. The directing was perfect to make the situation as tense and intense as it truly was. It was very entertaining and very interesting. However nothing about the film seemed particularly innovative or new. A good film, yes. Best picture worthy, questionable.
Mar 8, 2014The buildup was a bit slow, but once it gets going, it's just awesome. It's thrilling, suspenseful, and well-directed. I mean, just think about the dialogue and the acting, and this movie really stands out.
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Dec 14, 2013The third movie in direction for Ben Affleck brings the world of old fashioned thriller movie into 2012 which is about 6 Americans trapped in Iraq ,the movie is outstanding directing ,acting great script is just WOW!
Dec 14, 2013Argo balances suspense with fun and entertainment very well despite its slow pace. Although it falls short on expectations, it's old-school feel and tension escalates it from falling flat.
Oct 18, 2013Especially I won't forget the escape scene with aircraft from Iran. I feel the operation Argo, I feel like I am in this Argo operation now. It impressed me, I feel some complicated feels but this film is in my hits.
Oct 4, 2013horrible display of american propaganda apart of that stiff very slow moving plot and uninteresting characters. Dont recommend it to anyone.
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Sep 24, 2013Not a bad film at all, does not fail to build massive tension throughout the end... but i was disappointed due the fact that this ends up in typical exaggerated american style "we are the good guys and we always win".
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Sep 22, 2013Argo is a true story, so it`s amazing, but did not make for a great movie for me. It`s interesting, but did not blow me away, and I wouldn`t care much for it if it was all made up. I did find it watchable, and worth finishing for the movie rush at the end.
Sep 21, 2013One of a kind movie! Ben Affleck does a great job directing and portraying the main character. You hold your breath every step of the way until the end. It's unbelievable that it was based on a true CIA story. It's a real life Mission Impossible. The movie contains every detail from the characters to the era fashion. Clean movie and historic film for the family to watch, no profanity or nudity.
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Jun 4, 2013"No question and hands down one of the best films of this year. Argo is an award contender that's for sure. With Affleck's fantastic direction and an amazing in depth story. Argo is a movie were going to be talking about for years and years to come." A+
May 26, 2013Esta pelicula esta muy pero muy buena, mucho drama y mucho suspenso en esta espectacular pelicula producida, dirigida y protagonizada por Ben Affleck.
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May 12, 2013Argo is an intense thriller with almost no shots fired or over-the-top action. And the fact that it all actually happend makes it even more intense. The humor is great, the cast is brilliant, the shots look good, it all makes this movie so enjoyeble to watch. I highly recommend Argo, one of the best films of 2012!
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An old-school espionage thriller with a movie-biz comedy twist, all the better for being (almost) entirely true. It is to Ben Affleck's credit that the tension and laughs complement rather than neutralise each other.
Oct 17, 2012Combining laughs and thrills with plenty of verve, Ben Affleck continues his smart directorial career with a stylish, gripping hostage drama.
Argo isn't quite on the level of the Sidney Lumet classics to which Affleck pays stylistic homage - smart and taut as it is, it lacks the broader political vision of a film like "Dog Day Afternoon." But Lumet lite still goes down pretty smooth.


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Birds Lay Eggs That Match Nesting Ground
January 21, 2013 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
DUNDEE, Scotland (UPI) — Ground-nesting Japanese quail are so adept at camouflage females "know" the pattern of their eggs and choose laying spots to hide them best, researchers say.
"Not only are the eggs camouflaged, but the birds choose to lay their eggs on a substrate that maximizes camouflage," P. George Lovell of Abertay University in Scotland said.
Female quail lay eggs that vary a lot in appearance, and those differences are repeatable, researchers found.
Some birds consistently lay eggs covered in dark spots; others have many fewer spots or, in some cases, almost none at all.
To test the idea birds might make optimal egg-laying choices based on the special characteristics of their own eggs, the researchers gave female quail in a lab experiment a choice between four different backgrounds on which to lay their eggs.
The experiments revealed that most quail mothers lay their eggs on background colors to match the spots on their eggs.
"Animals make choices based upon their knowledge of the environment and their own phenotype to maximize their ability to reproduce and survive," Lovell said. "In this specific case, birds know what their eggs look like and can make laying choices that will minimize predation."
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Rainbow Ranch Meeting & Event Menus
The culinary team at the Rainbow Ranch Lodge consistently delights guests with refined cuisine and classical cooking techniques which transform Montana beef, bison, wild game, and fresh seafood into flavorful works of art. We look forward to customizing a menu for you and your guests.
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RYAT - Live In London / 'TOTEM' Out Now
RYAT will play a number of shows supporting the release of her new Brainfeeder album TOTEM in the next month.
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Brainfeeder presents TOTEM by new signée RYAT, a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer of avant-garde electronic music. A serious oeuvre, TOTEM blends classical elements and cinematic sounds with experimental time changes. Twisting through the gritty, disheveled beats like an elegant ribbon, RYAT's gracefully processed vocals merge with electronic surprises to create a work of intense abstract art.
Trading the urban jungle of Philadelphia for the concrete badlands of Los Angeles, RYAT's transformation was juxtapositioned with a new awareness of her natural surroundings and unexpected visits from animals, whose dream partners give the album its name. Every track of TOTEM represents a different spirit animal, each with a message translated through RYAT's experimentation with unusual sound signatures.
Giving us just a glimpse of her journey through fire-filled vocals and captivating sonic twists, poetess RYAT lays an emotional path into a dream where animals speak in music and the beats have come alive.
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Mon Mar 10 18:57:16 2014"Back in rehearsal mode... Album is wrappin up, preparing a live show with many dimensions. http://t.co/mvRSjlfKeR"
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Bought a 1450 yesterday with the 14 hp engine and electric lift and 48 inch mowing deck. Runs very well and dont look too bad either can someone tell me what its worth please.
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Cub Cadet 1450Bought a 1450 yesterday with the 14 hp engine and electric lift and 48 inch mowing deck. Runs very well and dont look too bad either can someone tell me what its worth please.
Re: Cub Cadet 1450Calvin,
That's a pretty nice, original looking 1450. It actually has hydraulic lift, not electric. You could expect it to be worth anywhere from $500 to $1000, depending on how straight everything is, how well it runs, etc. Bill 1951 Farmall Cub, Cub Cadets 102, 104, 1811, 1864, Simplicity Legacy XL 4x4 Diesel with FEL, 60" mower, 50" Tiller
Re: Cub Cadet 1450In this area the selling price for a running 1450 would range from $250 to $600 depending on condition. The engine in this series (800/1000/1200/1250/1450/1650) sits on rubber mounts and if they are worn out it usually damages the driveshaft and couplings because people tend to continue to use them rather than repair them, and they can get to be rather pricey to repair/replace. You may find some around here with a higher asking price, but they normally won't sell for the higher price.
Re: Cub Cadet 1450Thanks fellows appreciate your answers so I guess I done pretty good I got it for a hundred and it runs great. And thank you sir for letting me know about the engine mounts I will check them out soon as I can right now were having a terrible heat wave here in WV and humidity is out the roof. I wasn't sure if the 1450 is close to being like my other Cadets I have a 86, 109, and a 129 now the 1450 and again thanks for everyone's help.
Re: Cub Cadet 1450The 1450 is the same tractor (structurally speaking) as the 149, so you should be quite familiar with it once you start working on it. The only changes to the quietline series (1450) includes the new side shields, a bendix type starter rather than the starter generator, the AQS series Kohler engine which accomodates the new starter and more engine tinwork to "promote" cooling, and an electric PTO clutch. Later models included a self dumping hydraulic pump and upgraded 1" front spindles. The transmission, frame, fenders, etc., are all the same as your other tractors and most parts are interchangable.
I would say that you did really good, and the 1450 is a great machine that I'm sure you will find just as capable as your other Cadets. Bill 1951 Farmall Cub, Cub Cadets 102, 104, 1811, 1864, Simplicity Legacy XL 4x4 Diesel with FEL, 60" mower, 50" Tiller
Re: Cub Cadet 1450One difference between the 149 and 1450 you will have to get use to is the speed control/direction lever. On the 149 it is on the left side of the steering wheel and operates like the turn signal lever on your car. On a 1450 it is a lever on the right side of the steering wheel or dash that is moved forward and backwards, or up and down, depending on how you look at it, but they can take some "getting use to", specially if you don't use the two tractors often.
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To study the possible predictive value of drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE) in assessing therapeutic response to implanted upper airway stimulation (UAS) for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
During DISE, artificial sleep is induced by midazolam and/or propofol, and the pharyngeal collapse patterns are visualized using a flexible fiberoptic nasopharyngoscope. The level (palate, oropharynx, tongue base, hypopharynx/epiglottis), the direction (anteroposterior, concentric, lateral), and the degree of collapse (none, partial, or complete) were scored in a standard fashion.
We report on the correlation between DISE results and therapy response in 21 OSA patients (apnea-hypopnea index [AHI] 38.5 ± 11.8/h; body mass index [BMI] 28 ± 2 kg/m2, age 55 ± 11 y, 20 male/1 female) who underwent DISE before implantation of a UAS system. Statistical analysis revealed a significantly better outcome with UAS in patients (n = 16) without palatal complete concentric collapse (CCC), reducing AHI from 37.6 ± 11.4/h at baseline to 11.1 ± 12.0/h with UAS (p < 0.001). No statistical difference was noted in AHI or BMI at baseline between the patients with and without palatal CCC. In addition, no predictive value was found for the other DISE collapse patterns documented.
The absence of palatal CCC during DISE may predict therapeutic success with implanted UAS therapy. DISE can be recommended as a patient selection tool for implanted UAS to treat OSA.
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Wow, that looks like a lot of remodel. Glad it was mostly quiet.
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It looks like it is more of an exterior rehab - mostly paint work probably. Beach Club went through that a couple of years ago.
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Next year they will outlaw shoelaces…
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Eat with your hands? You can stick your finger in someone's eye or choke them…then what? Eat out of a bowl like your cat or dog?
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Well my first reaction was, Are you fing kidding me. But then I thought, on our current trajectory and momentum we will be there soon.
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A friend just informed me that they have a very low gun homicide rate though. So apparently it's ok.
BTW she's worked for the UN for a couple of decades. ..
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rofl, so its illegal to own flatware? wha? how does the UK feel about sharp pencils? Philip head screwdrivers? pointy sticks?
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There are those brief moments that I think why the hell did our men fight and die for these assholes in 2 World Wars.
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Rule Britannia, Britannia rule the waves!
Britons never, ever, ever shall be slaves.Well, so much for that tripe. They out law guns and knives yet let muslimes ruin their country and impose Sharia law.
National suicide that should be a lesson for us but probably won't be.
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Yeah but they still have stabbings, maybe they need to pass more flatware laws and close these loopholes or impose background checks for flatware being sold at swapmeets and yardsales.
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Is a bad ass steak knife an assault weapon over there?
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20 years ago when I married my wife,she insisted we use solid silver place settings every day. We have since day one. Is that weird or what? We got a huge set for a wedding gift and We used them because we didn't have any other flatware.
No we are not rich.
The Brits are all EXTREME lefties.Noteworthy Comment +12 -
The Offensive Weapons Act of 1996 lead directly to the Chopstick Massacre of 1997.
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I never buy something that I want to kill with from the "Pink" department.
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From the old radio show, The Black Museum in the bowls of Scotland Yard. (Narrated by Orson Wells back in the 50′s)
Items used to commit murder in London..22 cal pistol. A brick Weed killer
Car tire claw hammar glass shard
door key Jack handle Sash cord
Mandolin string a pike straight razor
open end wrench wooden mallet a shovel
walking stick piece of iron chain Thongs
a sheath knife a sword.Each night Orson Wells would describe what happened. Great show. The whole family was glued to the radio.
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How did the get the glue off?
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super toe, On his second tour in a B-24 my dad flew out of England. Loved the English people, detested the British Military. Hated them. He died before the first election that Barry stole. I think it would have broken his heart.
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Utterly pathetic.
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A butter knife with a bayonet lug or garnade launcher is FORBIDDEN!!!!
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I'll bite: Laquer thinner,what else?
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If you would like to listen to THE BLACK MUSEUM radio programs, go here…
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Is it on Dish? What channel?
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Well spork my polyps!
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A butter knife with a bayonet lug or garnade launcher is FORBIDDEN!!!!
What about a thumbhole in the handle? or a nightvision scope?
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So what do the kids under 18 get when da and mum take them out to eat at a restaurant, a feedbag?
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So what do the kids under 18 get when da and mum take them out to eat at a restaurant, a feedbag?
An I phone loaded with apps. They'll forget about dinner in a minute.
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"I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. the world will have a generation of idiots." – Albert Einstein
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"An I phone loaded with apps."
Yum, I love appetizers!
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Unruly ref. We have arrived. Alber was right on.
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Here's another source for the "Black Museum" programs, as well as dozens of other great old radio shows…Nero Wolfe, Sherlock Holmes, Jack Benny, as well as radio broadcasts of old movies.
There are even old commercials…Lucky Strike cigarettes and loads more. It's pretty cool.
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@ Norman, FDRiH- Thanks for those. Beats CNN et al.
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I listen to a lot of the Old time radio programs on XM channel 82 daily. Great stuff. Gunsmoke with William Conrad as Matt Dillon, The Six Shooter with Jimmy Stewart, Tales Of The Texas Rangers with Joel McCrea, Have Gun Will Travel with John Dehner are among the many westerns they play on a regular basis. Also Dragnet, The Green Hornet, Broadway Is My Beat, The Saint with Vincent Price, Richard Diamond Private Detective and so many others. My personal favorites are Fibber Mcgee and Molly, Jack Benny, Dimension X and X Minus One as well as Yours Truly Johnny Dollar (especially the 5 part marathons) and I Was a Communist For The FBI with Dana Andrews. I can listen all day to old time radio rather than watch TV.
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This is a non-issue. Read the entire Notice.
The "youts" don't need utensils for their chiggin-uggets or for the bullshit that is being fed to them.


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18293 : Belkin 54G Routers Admin Account Default Null Password Printer | http://osvdb.org/18293 | Email This | Edit Vulnerability
By default, many Belkin 54G wireless routers using a default ssid of "belkin54g" are preconfigured with a default password. The "admin" account has a null password which is publicly known and documented. This allows attackers to trivially access the program or system as the routers come preconfigured with remote telnet access enabled.
Currently, there are no known upgrades or patches to correct this vulnerability. It is possible to temporarily work around the flaw by implementing the following workaround: Ensure that the username and password for the router are immediately changed, and disable remote telnet access.
CVSSv2 Base Score = 7.5 Source: nvd.nist.gov | Generated: 2005-07-27 | Disagree?
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d2d - 2008/02/15 09:11:30
Thank you google for making 18293 the most popular vulnerability, week by week, on all of OSVDB. Clearly a lot of people are looking for their router password.


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