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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is returning to network television tomorrow night (Jan. 26, 2013) with UFC on FOX 6: "Johnson vs. Dodson," which emanates live from the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
MMAmania.com will provide LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the main card action on fight night (Sat., Jan. 26, 2012), which is slated to air at 8 p.m. ET on FOX. The latest quick updates of the live action will begin to flow earlier than that around 4 p.m. ET with the "Prelims" bouts on Facebook and FX Channel.
The big story coming into this weekend's mixed martial arts (MMA) extravaganza is the farewell fight for former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Quinton Jackson. "Rampage" promises to bolt from the promotion he's called home since 2007 in an effort to find employment elsewhere.
His options may be limited, especially if Glover Teixeira punches a few extra holes in his resume.
In the main event of the evening, UFC Flyweight Champion Demetrious Johnson will try to hold on to his 125-pound strap by quelling the explosive offense of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 14 winner John Dodson. Ordinarily I'd have them in the running for "Fight of the Night."
Except this card also features Anthony Pettis vs. Donald Cerrone. Yee-haw!
Here's who wins -- and why.
125 lbs.: Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson (16-2-1) vs. John "The Magician" Dodson (14-5)
Nostradumbass predicts: This is one of the harder fights to predict because Demetrious Johnson and John Dodson are so evenly matched. Champion and challenger both bring good ground work, excellent stand up and neverending cardio.
So how to discern between the two?
Welp, it's like this. Dodson has something you don't see that often in the lighter weight classes and that's knockout power. He was a flyweight putting dudes down at 135 pounds and it's definitely something "Mighty Mouse" needs to prepare for if he comes to save the day.
But that power may also be a liability.
While "The Magician" is good at making people's consciousness disappear, there's a strong chance that he gets outboxed because he's too busy looking to land the show stopper. Johnson really showed me something in his win over Joseph Benavidez, who I thought was a shoe-in for the division title.
Speaking of ...
In addition to Joe B. Wan Kenobi, the champ has also beaten Ian McCall and as a bantamweight, he went five rounds with Dominick Cruz after beating the likes of Miguel Torres and Norifumi Yamamoto. So not only has he fought the best in the world at 125 pounds, he's also fought the top of the food chain at 135 pounds, as well.
Doddy? Not so much.
His biggest win to date was over Jussier da Silva in the Brazilian's Octagon debut. Yes, the same "Formiga" that has zero of his 14 wins coming by way of knockout or technical knockout. Johnny is one tough customer and I expect this to be a close fight, but everywhere "The Magician" is good, "Mighty Mouse" is just a little bit better.
Final prediction: Johnson def. Dodson via unanimous decision
205 lbs.: Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (32-10) vs. Glover Teixeira (19-2)
Nostradumbass predicts: Quinton Jackson, most of the time, is a lazy jerk. I don't care for him much as a person, so you can imagine how difficult it is for me to pick him over a nice guy like Glover Teixeira. However, my job isn't to predict the most congenial fighter, it's to predict the combatant most likely to win on fight night.
For that, I'm sticking with "Rampage."
I understand that I'm supposed to be making a big deal out of Teixeira's rise to stardom and his impeccable resume, but beating up a bunch of UFC rejects on the regional circuit does not impress me. To date, his Octagon wins consist of a submission victory over Kyle Kingsbury and a technical knockout stoppage over a flabby Fabio Maldonado.
Both of those guys are on three fight losing streaks and couldn't hit the division's top ten with a Cheytac .408 cal sniper rifle.
Jackson, on the other hand, has fought and defeated some of the best in the world, including Dan Henderson, Wanderlei Silva and Lyoto Machida. He also has big game experience against Mauricio Rua, Rashad Evans and Jon Jones in losing efforts.
The bottom line? 'Page has fought the creme de la creme for most of his career.
It certainly didn't look that way against Ryan Bader in his last fight, but Jackson was a mess heading into Japan. He had two bum knees, was hopped up on TRT and couldn't make weight. "Darth" took advantage of those afflictions and wrestled the shit out of him for three rounds.
So what's changed?
This is the Memphis-native's last fight inside the Octagon and he knows that his marketability takes a nosedive in defeat. Does he want to be seen as a free agent powerhouse, or a UFC washout? I believe it's the former and a motivated Jackson with something to prove comes in and shows he still packs a wallop.
Final prediction: Jackson def. Teixeira via knockout
155 lbs.: Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone (19-4) vs. Anthony "Showtime" Pettis (15-2)
Nostradumbass predicts: Here's a tough fight to pick. Donald Cerrone is 6-1 in the lightweight division with four finishes and is outstanding in every department. "Cowboy" is a former kickboxer and has some nasty leg chops that could have won him the Nate Diaz fight if he didn't lose his cool.
That's his Kryptonite.
Cerrone is one of those gung ho macho adrenaline types that likes to kick ass and ride jet skis and basically live life like he's in a rap video surrounded by babes in bikinis. I'm jealous! But with that, comes the absence of deep mental focus -- which is different than being mentally broken -- and I believe it costs him here again.
It was hard to pick "Showtime."
I think he's the more dynamic striker and has more ways to win on the feet, but he's coming off surgery and an extended layoff that may sabotage his timing inside the cage. When you have a bout that's so evenly matched and so close in skill sets, the slightest advantage can cost you the fight.
The focus of Cerrone or the timing of Pettis?
I'm going with the former, partly because it's my desire to see Pettis rematch Ben Henderson for the 155-pound title just as soon as "Bendo" is done embarrassing Gilbert Melendez on FOX. Hardly a scientific formula for picking fights, but hey, this is what you get when you put rum in your oatmeal.
Final prediction: Anthony Pettis def. Donald Cerrone via unanimous decision
145 lbs.: The Great Pumpkin (13-1) vs. Ricardo "The Bully" Lamas (12-2)
Nostradumbass predicts: Erik Koch? More like Erik Shasta. The guy is orange. And here's the punchline: He's sponsored by a tanning salon! How is that bringing in customers? Come tan with us and we'll have you looking like Gossamer in just three sessions!
I think it may be having the reverse effect.
It's almost like those anti-tobacco commercials where they wheel out that old bag with a balloon knot in his trachea and a Speak & Spell hardwired to his voice box, to which he robotically warns the nation's youngsters: I. USED. TO. SMOKE. LOOK. AT. ME. NOW. TOP. OF. THE. WORLD. MA. COUGH. COUGH.
Koch could be the first fighter in history to be medically suspended for competing prior to the actual event. Suspended 60 days (30 days no contact) for melanoma. Erik, please stop tanning before someone mistakes you for a gym bag.
Okay, now that I've wasted three paragraphs on skin jokes, I guess I should try to predict this fight.
Ordinarily, I'd pick Koch. He's the more dynamic striker and he's got the power to finish Lamas early in the fight. What I don't like going into tomorrow night's curtain jerker is the 16-month layoff and multiple injuries. His UFC run has been impressive, but his biggest win to date is a unanimous decision victory over Jonathan Brookins back in Sept. 2011.
Not exactly the stuff of legends.
Still, Lamas has to try and figure out how to get this fight to the floor if he wants to avoid getting planted. The former All-American wrestler out of Elmhurst College definitely has the chops to do it, as well as the cardio, he just needs to avoid getting befuddled by "New Breed's" unorthodox style of striking while waiting for his rusty opponent to tire.
Final prediction: Ricardo Lamas def. Orange Julius via split decision
That's a wrap, folks.
For previews and predictions on the preliminary card fights click here and here. To see all the odds and betting lines for UFC on FOX 6 click here and remember to come check us out after the show for all the latest results, recaps and coverage of "Johnson vs. Dodson."
What do you think? Now it's your turn ... let us have it in the comments section and share your thoughts and picks for tomorrow night's event.


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Worse than the loss of the pirate, the theft showed disrespect to the community spirit of Archie's and to Archie's owner who has for many years contributed mightily to the betterment of the community. That includes rebuilding Archie's bigger and better after it was destroyed by hurricanes in a few years ago. She deserves better than to be stolen from by some jerk.
Turn this guy in and return the pirate to his rightful place as one of the symbols of Archie's. There are a lot of passionate friends of Archie's. They are not happy right now and don't like this prank if that's all it was. Do right for a change and show some appreciation for what Archie's and its owner have meant for the community for so long.


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The law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown is intended to better protect cyclists from aggressive drivers and was approved after he rejected previous bills to create a three-foot buffer zone.
"This is extremely welcome news. This has been two years coming," said Aileen Carroll, Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition outreach director.
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At the end of the afternoon Wednesday, Alexandria topped Lapel 4-1, but with two matches going three sets, the final verdict could have been 3-2 in any direction.
At No. 2 doubles, Alexandria's Shanna Kelly and Danielle Maynard defeated Lapel's Kaitlin Dobbins and Meg Fields 6-3 in the opening set. But the Bulldogs' duo bounced back with a 7-5 win in the next set, winning the tie-breaker 7-5.
"I was proud of our No. 2 doubles team," said Alexandria coach Matt DeVault. "They were playing against the team that played at No. 1 doubles against us in the county (tourney). We were able to hang right in there."
In the third set they did more than that. The Kelly/Maynard pairing won the third set 6-4.
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4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
01-18-2014 17:36:51 | More by bradfordjohnson
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4.43/5 rDev +6.5%
Appearance: Rose brown. Hazy with steady but light carbonation and an ever-present ultrathin lacing.
Aroma: Lactic. Cherry Vinegar. Dirt. Tannins.
Taste: Sour milk, fermented cherries, earth, vinegar, hints of lemon and vanilla.
Mouthfeel: Rich. Earthy. Tangy and slightly tart. Balanced. Medium dry.
Drinkability: By the gallon.
03-15-2011 01:22:25 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.1/5 rDev -1.4%
2012 vintage, thanks to Mike for splitting this bottle. It pours a ruby color, deeper than the Mariana Trench, though light still bursts through this blood-red brew when held up to the light. Barely any head forms; a janky, gray-tinted skin of chunky bubbles disperses quickly towards the edge of the beer and asserts itself as a tiny collar.
Deep, mashed cherries and cherry skins outline the aroma, also filled with grape, light oak, and mild funk - complete with a backing lactic sourness. Very good, but lightly one-track minded without ever really opening up with time. I was expecting a bit more complexity, but I was still completely satisfied with the aromas that were there (does that make sense?).
The taste is pretty light up front - each sip from there on out brings forward a little more flavor and robustness. Warm cherries, lightly tart, though maybe not as sour as the aroma would make you think. Faint lemon spritz, tons of grapes and vinous notes, along with a slightly nutty undertone. Funk flashes in and out at times; mildly musty and just a touch corky.
There's a nice hint of vanilla and cinnamon that I'm picking up. I'm guessing the vanilla could be a mild induction from the Cabernet Sauvignon barrels, but I'm confused about the cinnamon. Hell, it might not even been cinnamon. But whatever the little spiced note is, it works. It completely stands out, but at the same time feels right at home, like R. Kelly at a Chuck E. Cheese.
Dry and oaky finish with only remnants of cherries and vinous grapes. Thin-medium bodied with a pretty smooth mouth feel that turns sharp in the end thanks to some hefty carbonation. Another very solid release from Goose Island's line of Belgian style ales. I'd like to see a little more sourness for the price, but overall, the beer itself was very enjoyable. I feel like a few years of age could take this one in a positive direction.
07-19-2013 11:14:56 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.29/5 rDev +3.1%
A: A deep amber brown with a ruby hue and good clarity. Pours with a finger of rocky off-white head that quickly fades to just a ring of fine bubbles around the edge. This style should have an average to good head retention but tart sours have a tend to have a pour head retention due to the high acidity.
S: It's got a mouth watering smell that signals beckoning sour beer fan to enjoy a tasty treat. A noticeable acetic sour aroma with moderately-strong red currents. There is moderate dark stone fruit aromas of sour cherries and nectarines along with some malt character. There is a moderate oak aroma as well.
T: A great sweet tart balance in the front an a little bit of caramel and oak on the finish. The fruit is again red cherries and red currentsThe sourness is a little more restrained than the aroma would suggest but still dominates the flavor along with the fruit and oak flavors. The balance is moderately sour. The hops don't add much just a light bitterness the is obscured by the tartness. The finish is dry with an aftertaste the oak and fruity notes.
M: Very lively beer on the palate having a light bodied with high levels of carbonation.
O: A fairly good Flanders Brown is always and exceptional beer when I can get my hands on one. This one is somewhat above average for the style and Like that isn't too sweet, which is with the style just not my preference. This beer could definitely age well and i'd probably enjoy it even more in a year or two.
03-02-2013 21:58:09 | More by MadScientist
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4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
08-13-2014 23:45:52 | More by CavemanRamblin
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
05-18-2013 16:29:52 | More by jono0101
New York
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
08-07-2014 00:55:36 | More by SkiBum22
4/5 rDev -3.8%
04-21-2014 22:49:18 | More by Ben7773
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
04-23-2014 14:56:25 | More by jeagleton
4.76/5 rDev +14.4%
Great beer all around. Nice and tart without being way too tart for an easy drinking beer of this style.
I enjoyed it greatly and paired it with venison medallions and potatoes with onions that had been sauteed in Canadian Whiskey. It stood up rather nicely to the dark venison tenderloin and was the perfect pairing (for me).
Pours a perfect dark color with the proper head and carbonation.
Has the classic sour smell with the hint of cherries that it was made from. Cherry doesn't overpower the rest of the flavor profile - it works in concert with the malt and tartness provided by the bugs. Easy drinking.
Just a great beer and I wish I could go more 4.9 instead of 4.75. I didn't give it a 5 because I just wanted a hair more tartness but it's as close as I can get to a perfect beer without being perfect IMO.
Well worth seeking out.
07-14-2013 22:18:00 | More by teal
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-03-2014 00:49:55 | More by danthehopslamman
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
03-01-2014 04:35:46 | More by DaftPatrick
New York
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
02-02-2013 02:17:37 | More by csmartin6
3.5/5 rDev -15.9%
09-08-2012 18:29:27 | More by heddar33
4.4/5 rDev +5.8%
Bottled 10/01/2010
A - Pours a somewhat murky reddish brown with almost no head to speak of.
S - Nice cherry aroma with no medicinal notes present. Also slight vinegar and a faint amount of funk. Very nice.
T - nice balance of tart with a subtle but noticeable sweetness. A bit of vinegar character, but not mouth puckering. Also some noticeable yeast funk and and some earthiness on the finish. Very nice version of the style.
M - light crisp mouthfeel. Finishes pretty clean and dry.
O - been wanting to try this for awhile and was not disappointed. A nice tartness but nothing requiring antiacids. Would love to have again.
08-11-2011 19:59:11 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
11-21-2011 03:36:21 | More by Callmecoon
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
07-27-2014 19:01:17 | More by JakerLou
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
07-10-2014 15:34:00 | More by Chris_Panos
4/5 rDev -3.8%
Not sure who shared this or if it was sent to me in a trade, maybe I should enter my reviews before they are so old I don't remember when I had the beer.
The beer pours an amber color with a white head. The aroma has a lot of tart cherry notes, as well as some brown sugar and a little bit of oak.
The flavor is similar. The dominant two flavors are tart cherries and brown sugar. There is also some vinegar notes mixed in, similar to what you would get from a Flanders Red. There is a little bit of oak and a little bit of tartness from the fruit.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
11-27-2011 18:02:06 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
05-31-2012 03:46:19 | More by Skye1024
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
03-10-2013 21:30:46 | More by Shankopotamus
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
08-22-2014 21:17:10 | More by Prospero
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
08-13-2014 19:57:02 | More by innominat
New York
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
06-06-2014 04:02:42 | More by mjtiernan
4/5 rDev -3.8%
11-04-2013 18:32:55 | More by mrw1zard
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Drew Brees was at the helm the last time the Chargers had a home game blacked out. After a poor Monday-night performance in Week One, it is likely the Chargers' home opener against the Jaguars this Sunday will be blacked out.
Roughly 8,000 general-admission tickets remain unsold. The Chargers have a streak of 48 consecutive sellouts, including the playoffs. Their last game blacked out was Nov. 7, 2004.
The deadline for reaching a sellout is 1:15 p.m. PST Thursday, and teams can request a 24-hour extension from the NFL if they are confident they can reach a sellout. Chargers executive vice president A.G. Spanos said the only sure sellout is the game against the Patriots on Oct. 24. There are 10,000 tickets left for a game against Arizona on Oct. 3.
In addition to the poor economy, the Chargers' 21-14 loss to the Chiefs in Week One on Monday night hardly got fans excited about the team.
"I know fans will be disappointed, and we're disappointed," Spanos said. "We appreciate that they're passionate about Chargers football."
Ironically, the Chargers' opponent Sunday, Jacksonville, is well-versed in having its home games blacked out.


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Vicar appears in court accused of conducting nearly 500 sham marriages in Thornton Heath
Updated 10:55am Monday 28th January 2013 in News By Hannah Williamson, Chief Reporter
A vicar accused of conducting nearly 500 sham marriages- possibly the most in UK history, appeared in court on Friday.
Reverend Nathan Ntege is charged with 14 immigration offences in relation to 492 marriages held at St Jude's and St Aidan's Church in Thornton Heath.
The 53-year-old appeared at Croydon Crown Court on Friday, with his 79-year-old verger Brian Miller of Owl Close, Selsdon, who faces the same charges, in relation to marriages conducted between December 2009 and March 2011.
Mr Ntege, who wore a dog collar under his suit while in the dock and Mr Miller spoke only to confirm their names and gave no indication of plea during the brief hearing.
The pair are charged with one count of conspiracy to facilitate unlawful immigration and 13 charges of assisting illegal entry.
It is understood the charges follow an investigation by the UK Border Agency's Criminal and Financial Investigation Unit, after receiving a tip off about the high number of marriages taking place at the church.
A third person, Gilena Petkova has also been charged.
The 50-year-old is accused of being a 'fixer' for the fake weddings and was allegedly married in one of the shame ceremonies herself.
Ms Petkova was arrested in December 2011, and is charged with conspiracy and five counts of assisting illegal entry.
She is due to appear at Camberwell Green Magistrates Court on February 7, but Tanya Ossack representing Mr Miller said the cases will then be dealt with together.
Judge Nicholas Ainley adjourned the case until March 22, when a plea and case management hearing will take place.


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Despite losing immediacy 30 years later (the Guess Who's first collection was in 1971, close to its artistic and commercial peak), RCA / BMG 's Remastered 1999 "Greatest Hits" is the clearest-sounding, generous A-disc set of classic Canadian rock group. Bill Lacey, credited with "Audio Restoration" successfully refreshed and revitalized the group known, various series of 1969-70 hits: the lush ballad "These Eyes", the jangly "laughing," ; and 1970, the outstanding two-sided hit "No Time" / "Undun" says lead guitarist Randy Bachman their jazz and heavy rock guitar styles. Then again, there are few songs have aged more poorly than the clumsy protest anthems "Share The Land", "Hand Me Down World", and demanding, Psalm quote "Hang On To Your Life." (Michael Hill's well-researched liner notes, the group desires the FM radio cache "This message brought songs.) Most attention was given to songwriters / leaders Bachman and Burton Cummings, the plays until Remastering Garry Patterson's surprise guarantee drums on "No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature" and the Guess Who's signatures are taken, the # 1 "American Woman". (This CD offers the rarely heard acoustic intro is missing in the Best-of 1971). The CD's second half for the period from 1971 Bachman the exit to the original Guess Who's 1975 resolution. Their studio output was less interesting and successful, but also highlights 1973 the bright "star baby", the bouncy "Albert Flasher," the moving pro-ecology "Guns, Guns, Guns," and the end of 1974 the carefree 50s Rock Tribute "Clap For The Wolfman." But you also have the deservedly obscure "Broken Heart Boppers" and their sorry attempt reggae group wrote, "Follow your daughter home." Longtime fans of the two-CD anthology "Track Record" , or the group of CD reissues on the Buddha label RCA. But these Guess Who "Greatest Hits" offers sound, and enough of them to reach a final value for casual listeners and all enjoy the end of the 60s classic rock oldies.
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For many years, the Guess Who were represented by a series of incomplete anthology albums. "The Best Of The Guess Who", for example, had all of the great Randy Bachman-era tracks, but not later classics like "Star Baby" and "Clap for the Wolfman". Then there was "The Greatest of the Guess Who", among other things, the latter two but inexplicably dropped "No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature". Now all those great songs are finally in one place. The Guess Who achieved a kind of hard-rock artistry while Bachman and tenure and amount of campiness successful later in their careers. The two styles are very different, and the highlights of each are all here. Any fan of classic rock should own this album.
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One of my favorite bands from my youth. Cummings had one of the best voices of the era.
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by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Longboat Key residents and Public Interest Committee members Lenny Landau and Phillip Younger met with Finance Director Tom Kelley Monday, June 8, to present a 2009-10 budget study, which they believe has the potential for $920,000 in budget reductions.
But in an e-mail from Landau sent to the Town Commission Tuesday, June 9, Landau states that the finance director only found somewhere between $26,000 and $62,000 that might be considered acceptable savings in its budget study.
States Landau in the e-mail: "Tom's (Kelley's) approach was all or nothing regarding our suggestions, i.e., either accept exactly what we suggested or totally disregard it, a position which we feel is less than practical because many of the items we covered appear quite capable of being reduced either to what we suggest or to some level of compromise between the proposed budget and our suggestions, and which could still yield considerable savings."
Landau also says in his e-mail that the proposed budget has been "strongly influenced by prior budgets, rather than by actual expenditures, which is not a normal accepted practice in today's world and which tends to lead to over budgeting."
Landau said his budget suggestions are based on actual expenditures over the last three fiscal years.
Said Town Manager Bruce St. Denis: "We don't build the budget based on last year's budget."
The preliminary budget, St. Denis said, is always based on actuals from the previous completed fiscal year while using expenditures to date in the current year's budget.
"But we also do a comparison of the current year's budget and the proposed budget to show the commission what we plan to do differently this year, which leads to that misconception," St. Denis said.
St. Denis said the proposed budget is more than $100,000 less compared to the actuals from two years ago in the fiscal year 2007-08 budget and more than 4.5% less than what was budgeted last year.
The Longboat Key Town Commission will hold its first budget workshop of the summer at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, at Town Hall, 501 Bay Isles Road.
Landau and Younger would like to talk to the commission about their study at that workshop.
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Hi All,
I am tyring to edit a mulitilevel/multiDimensional list but I am getting a compile error.
What I am trying to do is;
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Now the list is created and is working fine, but when I want to edit an item in the list; I am getting the comlie error.
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Rule lstPreStdPanels As List
Dim panelCounter As Integer
'loop to create the panel parameters list
For panelCounter = 1 To intNoStdPanels
lstPreStdPanels = lstPreStdPanels + {{ _
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Dim openingCounter As Integer
'Loop through the opening list to check if need changed length
For openingCounter = 1 To length ( lstOpeningList )
If nth (5, nth( openingCounter , lstOpeningList ) ) = "T" Then
For panelCounter = 1 To intNoStdPanels
'Determine the target panels
If GetX(Second(nth(panelCounter,lstPreStdPanels)) >50 Then
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End If
Next' panel counter
EndIf' If opening List = T
Next' openings counter
End Rule
I am getting the error on the commented line.
I could try to place the conditional checks as the list is generated, but I have more that one conditions which are themself in a loop (in contrast to this sample code).
All help is appreciated.
Thanking you,
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Editing an element of a list is not possible in the intent language as you have shown. I have worked around this before by creating a replaceItem function which takes a list, an element index, and a newValue and essentially splits the originally list at the index, excluding the item to replace and builds a new list inserting the newValue between the start and end pieces of the two parts of the list.
Could you please post/attach the function/snippet.
Trying to accomplish what I had asked has exhausted: I am out ideas.
A fresh perspective would be a re-boot.
Thanking you,
Here is a method that I wrote which replaces an item in a list by index.
Method ReplaceItemInList(inputList As List, indexOfItemToReplace As Integer, newValue As Any) As List
Dim lowerList As List = {}
Dim upperList As List = {}
If indexOfItemToReplace > 1 Then
lowerList = subList(inputList, 1, indexOfItemToReplace -1)
End If
If indexOfItemToReplace < length(inputList) Then
upperList = subList(inputList, indexOfItemToReplace + 1, length(inputList))
End If
Return lowerlist + {newValue} + upperList
End Method
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"She Smokes Pot Every Day But Won't Admit It's a Problem"
Teri: 49, executive director of a large nonprofit
Sean: 42, landscaping contractor
Married: 19 years
Kids: None
Judith Landau, MD, Boulder, ColoradoThe Background
Teri coped with job stress and marital frustration by smoking a lot of pot -- and picking fights. Sean hated her drug use and criticism but rarely said so. When Teri suddenly had to have brain surgery, it was a wake-up call for both of them.
Sean: I'm really worried about Teri. Her brain tumor was benign and operable, thank God, but her health has gone downhill since the surgery -- she's lost 25 pounds. When they found the tumor, it was a crucial time for her organization and Teri felt she couldn't take much sick leave. She was scared she'd lose her job and health insurance. I get that, and it's been an incredibly stressful six months, but health has got to come first. I try to encourage her to eat, but we just end up fighting. And I know she has reason to be depressed, but smoking pot till she's a zombie isn't the answer. Teri seems to think she's using marijuana medicinally, but I think it's the opposite: Getting high makes her more depressed and so spaced out that she forgets to eat. Teri's only a few years younger than her mom was when she died of alcoholism-related health problems. It scares the hell out of both of us.
Teri: It's true that my health issues -- and smoking marijuana is definitely one of them -- finally motivated us to seek help. But we're not here just because of pot, and if Sean wants things to change he needs to stop referring to me as a zombie and start working on our relationship. We've been going through the motions for years. I can't get Sean to talk about anything, and that makes me start yelling, just to get a reaction! Our sex life is nonexistent. And now we're also dealing with my recovery from the surgery. It's harder for me to process information right now and my emotions are all over the place. The doctor told me to expect that, but I get so down about it all that sometimes life feels like it's not worth living. Marijuana isn't what makes me feel that way; it's what helps me survive my depression.
Still, the tumor made me realize I have to take better care of myself, which probably includes not smoking pot. My mom was a blackout drinker and I used to drink a lot myself, but I've stopped that now. I sure don't want to end up like my mom, so I'm willing to look at the idea of quitting, but I don't think that pot is our biggest issue. Bottom line, I can't take another 20 years of what Sean and I are doing. I'm over it. I want a sex life.
Sean: I'll admit I'm not as much of a talker as Teri is, but I'm here, aren't I? And speaking of talk: Teri goes on and on about quitting pot, but it never happens. I don't think she takes her family history anywhere near seriously enough. Or her high-profile job, for that matter -- she has rivals who would go after her in a minute if they knew she was a pothead. The press would love it. I'm surprised she hasn't gotten busted already. Teri thinks no one knows she smokes weed, but people have confided in me that they've seen her high in public. I was willing to overlook the pot-smoking earlier in our marriage, but I'm starting to think it's behind some of our other problems.
And Teri may think she's using it to cope with her depression, but the truth is, she was getting high on a daily basis long before she had the tumor.
As for our sex life, I want one, too! It infuriates me that Teri makes it sound like it's my fault, when she's the one who pushed me away sexually early on in our marriage. And now she complains that I need to make more of an effort to connect, but she's so zoned out on pot I can't reach her.
Teri: How is my zoning out by getting high any different than his zoning out in front of the TV every single night? I'm sorry, but watching Dangerous Jobs together is not connecting. It might feel like it to Sean, but not to me.
I understand that TV is how he relaxes after work, but I'm not interested. We try playing cards or games, but Sean insists that the TV stay on. I beg him to suggest something new for us to do, anything but the same old thing, but he can't seem to do it.
Sean's right about sex, though -- the fault lies with both of us, but I'll admit that at first the problem was mostly me. Our sex life basically ended the day Sean asked me to marry him. I was sexually abused by my older brother's friends -- people I trusted -- starting in third or fourth grade. As a reaction, I became suspicious of anyone I was close to. The more emotionally intimate I became with a man, the more likely I'd be to shut down sexually or flash back to bad experiences. Ironically, the closeness and commitment of marriage made it impossible for me to trust Sean. It ruined sex for us. That was years ago and nothing's changed; we've never really tried fixing things. And I'm at the point where it's driving me crazy.
Sean: Teri says she wants to connect with me and have this wonderful sex life, but she's constantly belittling me. I can't even wash the dishes or walk the dog without some outburst from her about how I did it wrong. I tend not to respond when she puts me down, but does she really think it doesn't affect me? Of course it does. I take it all in, and it hurts. It makes me feel like less of a man. How is that supposed to improve our sex life? Sex is important to me, too, but I've always thought enjoying each other's company, being good travel companions -- the things that, to me, were working in our marriage -- helped make up for the lack of sex. But don't think I haven't been frustrated about it.
Teri: Sean's never said this before. I know the problems in our marriage aren't all his fault, and I feel bad hearing him say how hurt he feels. But if I'm going to give up pot, the one thing that helps me get through the day, we've got to replace it with something -- activities, new adventures, having fun together. It can't just be the two of us sitting in front of the TV. I want that romantic love that I know we're capable of. If we're going to continue with our relationship on autopilot, I'd just as soon be stoned.


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- Bedrooms: 1
Bedroom breakdown
Bedroom 1 - 1x Queen
- Bathrooms: 1
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PLEASE NOTE ..Once you book and pay through the Rentahome Website the property manager of this privately owned apartment will email you with confirmation and key collection information and request credit card details to take a one week security deposit.. ( This is separate from your Rentahome payment )
This apartment IS IN A GREAT LOCATION...,
The apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchen,washing machine and dryer, the lounge opens out onto a balcony which is great for al fresco dining or to just to relax and cool off while you enjoy the view and sea breeze.
Although there is no airconditioning the apartment is high and has great cross ventilation.
North Sydney train station is afifteen minute walk away as are an abundance of reataurants and supermarket choices or take a five minute stroll down the hill and catch a ferry to the city - there is no better way to travel.…
Parking-if you require the car space, please advise when making a booking.. Parking for small car only
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Accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Bank Transfer
- Minimum Stay 7 Nights
- Bond $850
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- Arts and Theatre
- Bushwalking
- Food / Restaurants
- Gay / Lesbian
- Historical / Museums
- Shopping
- Theme Park Nearby
- Walking or Hiking
- Domestic
- Bath Towels provided
- Bedding & Sheets provided
- Clothes Dryer
- Cooking Facilities
- Dishwasher
- Electric Stove
- Fans (Ceiling / Standing)
- Heaters provided
- Iron & Ironing board
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Lift / Elevator
- Microwave
- Stairs
- Tea/Coffee making facilities
- Vacuum System
- Washing Machine
- Entertainment
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Stereo/Music system
- Luxury
- Balcony
- Parking
- Views
- Transport
- Bus
- Ferry
- Walk to the shops
Bedroom configurations
- Bedroom 1 – 1x Queen
Standard Charges
- Departure Clean - $209 inc. GST Per Booking
28 day
Availability & Price
from $131 to $140 per night*
Min 7 nights stay
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Beautiful 6 Bedroom Cape Village Home..5 minute to town! in Ogunquit
- bedrooms 6
- baths 3
- sleeps 13
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This incredible 6-bedroom/3 bath vacation home, nestled between
Shore Road and Rt 1, is in a convenient yet very quiet location only a
short 6 minute walk from Ogunquit town center and across from the entrance to the Marginal Way (The Sparhawk Hotel)
The lower level features 2 bedrooms, full bath w/ 4 ft shower, game
room with 42" Plasma TV and new full size front loader washer and dryer
The first floor features eat in kitchen(seating for 6), living room with 32" Plasma TV, gas fireplace, full bath with tub/shower combination, 2 bedrooms and 30'X10' cathedral ceiling sun porch furnished with wicker sofa, loveseat, oversize chair/ottoman, table and chairs (seating for 10) all overlooking the private fenced back yard.
The second floor features 2 skylighted bedrooms including a spacious master bedroom. The master bath features a granite double vanity, tub/shower combination & washer/dryer.
The stamped concrete patio comes complete with new outdoor funiture including 2 tables, 10 chairs,and Weber gas grillCompletely renovated with all new furniture and bedding, maple kitchen cabinets, wide Oak hardwood floors throughout, granite countertops in the kitchen, stainless appliances, ceramic tile baths with new sinks, tubs, toilets, and lighting!
All linens and towels included during peak season
house rental amenities
Full stainless steel kitchen including refrigerator, dishwasher, stove/oven and microwave oven as well as blender, toaster oven and coffee maker
Stamped concrete patio complete with 2 tables, 10 chairs, and Weber gas grill
a 42" and 32' Plasma TV, a DVD player and stereo with CD player
Wireless High Speed internet access and unlimited long distance
Full size washer/dryer upstairs and front loading washer/dryer on lower level
Parking for 5 cars
Central vacumn
(7) Air Conditioners
Ceiling Fan in sun porch
Skylights on the upper level.
(4) Boogie boards and (4) beach chairs
(2) Beach Carts
Gas Fireplace
Peg Perego high chair
Pack and Play
Linens and towels included
Bed Set Up: 1 Queen and 3 Twin beds(2nd floor and master), 2 Queens
beds (first floor)
1 queens and 2 twin beds (lower level)
activities and attractions in Ogunquit Maine
Ogunquit town center with shops and restaurants only a short 3/10
mile walk (6 minutes). Perkins Cove is a 7/10 mile walk (12 minutes).
vacation rental rates
2013 Rates:
March 31 to April 28 - $2,100.00/week
April 28 to June 2 - $2,500.00/week
June 2 to June 23 -$2,900.00/week
June 23 to Sept. 1 -$4,200.00/week
Sept. 1 to Sept 29 - $2,900.00/ week
Sept 29 to Nov. 3 - $2,500.00/week
Rental runs from Saturday to Saturday
Check out 10:00AM; Check in 3:00PM
Above rates exclude 7% Maine lodging tax
Cleaning Fee: $100
Please inquire for late Fall, Christmas and early Spring rental weeks


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Watching out for charity scams
Updated: Saturday, August 3 2013, 01:51 PM CDT
The Boston bombings, the West, Texas plant explosion, the Newtown shooting, Superstorm Sandy.
Whenever there are tragedies, you want to do something to help.
But unfortunately, it's the perfect time for scammers to try and take advantage of you.
Channel Three's Lena Deflores has what you need to know to protect yourself.
The latest tragedy that scammers are using to get your money, the Boston bombings.
Here's a look at how they do it.
Terror strikes the heart of Boston.
The Gulf Coast watches as more than 100 people are rushed to the hospital and a manhunt follows.
Then, just days after, tragedy strikes again.
A massive explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas, killing 15 people, injuring 200 more.
Again, the Gulf Coast watches, and you want to do something to help.
Unfortunately, scammers want to take advantage of your heart and your wallet.
"These people were greedy… but on top of being greedy… quite frankly they were stupid too…"
Richard White is describing con men behind a charity fraud scheme that hit 450-thousand victims across the U.S. for a whopping $10 million dollars.
"…did you know that police officers have to buy their own bullet proof vests and if they can't afford them they just can't get them…?"
That is one of the many false claims solicitors for a bogus charity would make to persuade you and other potential donors to hand over money.
"Those lies… and their greedy practice on their part is what opened the door in this instance to a constitutionally permitted prosecution. "
Officials say their strategy was to target people who care.
"And convince them that the little they had… the little they had to give… was going to do something good and unfortunately the opposite was true."
Postal inspectors say just pennies on the dollar actually went to the charities, the rest of the money went in the pockets of the telemarketers.
"The owners of the company were living large. They had large homes, recreational vehicles, boats, water skis, and jet skis; things like that…"
Some advice, never donate money over the phone, especially if they've called you.
Instead, ask them to send you something in the mail.
"In this case and in many of the cases the unreputable telemarketers if you ask for something in writing - you're not going to get anything."
"They can't tolerate that practice. For them to be successful they need to get the pressure sales they sell someone right then or they are on to the next one."
If you want to donate to verified charities that do benefit the victims of the Boston bombings, we have a list of them on our website for you, at weartv.com, just click on newslinks.
With your consumer alert, Lena Deflores, Channel Three News.


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Could we see more of Shanna in pictorials and videos please? Unforgettable describes her work for Playboy! I think we need to bring her back for more please!
Not long after arriving in Los Angeles from Orlando last August, Shanna Marie McLaughlin spotted an ad on Craigslist for a new Playboy TV reality series, Playboy Shootout. Sensing the perfect opportunity to launch a modeling and acting career, she decided to try out for the show, a contest featuring 10 models and 10 photographers, each vying for a chance to appear in the magazine. Shanna not only aced the audition, she won the entire competition. "The whole experience of being judged while naked and surrounded by cameras was amazing but also completely nuts!" says the 25-year-old, who describes herself as a "guy's girl" for her love of fishing, football and darts. "It was like Playmate boot camp." With her modeling career successfully under way, Shanna now hopes to turn her attention to another passion – business. Before leaving for California, she was three classes shy of earning a master's degree in business administration from the University of Central Florida. In fact, she already co-owns an event-planning company in Florida called Tiki Bash ("Get tropically impaired," boasts its website). "I want to use my business background and stature as a Playmate to help form a charitable foundation that acts as an angel investment firm for women looking to go to graduate school or start their own company," she explains. "I am determined to fight the stereotype perpetuated by the media that Playmates are all ditzy blondes. Personally, I am incredibly proud of this experience. Becoming a Playmate was always a dream of mine, so now that the dream has come true, watch out!"
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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, Sci-FiLast week I bemoaned the idea that the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico might be giving science fiction a bad name. But could science fiction ride to the rescue after all? First Kevin Costner, star of Waterworld and The Postman, offered up a system developed by him and his brother. Now James Cameron has been invited to brainstorm ideas for solving the oil spill crisis, according to Reuters. (Note to Costner: the government might have listened if you'd made a good science fiction movie.)
Cameron sat down with government officials, scientists, and academics in Washington yesterday. It's one of "many" such sessions held in recent weeks as the government endeavors to come to grips with the environmental crisis, and as British Petroleum continues to fail in their efforts to stop the flow of millions of gallons of oil into the gulf. One commenter on the news item suggested: "Maybe his ego can plug the hole."
Lest we forget, however, Cameron helped develop camera equipment and other deep sea submersible technology in order to film documentaries on the wrecks of the ill-fated Titanic and the German battleship Bismarck. He's a smart, inventive guy. And the prospect of the man behind Aliens, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and Avatar contributing a possible solution to one of the biggest environmental disasters in history is tremendously appealing, no matter his legendary ego.
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Be sure you watch this coming Tuesday for yet another "comfort food" to get you ready for the playoff games and, yes, even The Superbowl. This week I'm whipping up the Old New Orleans version of Green Pea (a.k.a. "Split Pea") Soup with Diced Ham, Carrots, and Pasta. If you've missed my other 30 years of recipes, you might want to crawl out of bed at 6 am to catch this one!
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UW's Talia Walton looks forward to her first game vs. Stanford
UW completes round one against the Bay Area schools with a matinee matchup against No. 3 Stanford at Alaska Airlines Arena on Sunday. The Huskies (12-10, 5-6 Pac-12) haven't defeated the Cardinal since 2005.
Seattle Times staff reporter
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The question was innocuous.
"How different does Washington seem from past matchups against Stanford?" Talia Walton was asked following Washington's 70-65 loss to No. 23 California Friday.
UW completes round one against the Bay Area schools with a matinee matchup against No. 3 Stanford at Alaska Airlines Arena on Sunday. The Huskies (12-10, 5-6 Pac-12) haven't defeated the Cardinal since 2005.
"As long as I've been here, this will be my first time playing them, disregarding last year," responded Walton, a redshirt sophomore. The missed opportunity to play against Stanford is linked to painful memories for Walton.
She redshirted her freshman season due to needing knee surgery. Walton, a 6-foot-2 versatile post, was told after the procedure she'll have chronic knee pain her entire career and will simply have to manage the reality.
Her college debut last season was blemished by a one-game suspension for the Stanford game. Walton learned weeks earlier her 2-year-old nephew died of heart failure. She continued to play, attending his funeral in between a road trip to play the mountain schools.
A missed curfew unrelated to coping with the death forced former UW coach Kevin McGuff to suspend Jazmine Davis, former guard Debra Meeks and Walton when the team returned home.
"We're still trying to establish the culture that I want that will lead to more winning in the future," said McGuff, then in his second season, of having to discipline Walton during a difficult time.
Without the three players, UW lost 71-36 at home to Stanford.
Nearing the Feb. 16 anniversary date of her nephew's death, Walton will finally play the team she has envisioned scoring against since committing to UW in October 2010. And it'll be on a big stage, too, the matchup airing on ESPNU at 12:30 p.m.
Walton is expected to start in the post, teaming with Aminah Williams (6 feet) to defend Stanford All-American Chiney Ogwumike, a 6-4 forward who averages 27.4 points and 12.2 rebounds.
By comparison, Walton is breaking through a shooting slump and is averaging 13.3 points and 7.0 rebounds in her past three games. She had only scored in double digits once in her previous eight games.
Walton finished with 19 points and nine rebounds with no turnovers in the five-point loss against Cal on Friday.
"We had a lot of fight and Talia played great," senior guard Mercedes Wetmore said of the loss against Cal.
Despite the loss, the Bears primer should help in preparing for the Cardinal (22-1, 11-0).
Stanford has a 62-game win streak against conference opponents on the road.
"I'm excited to play and see what it's like being out there with the No. 3 team in the country," Walton said.
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One tradition of Judaism gets a fanciful update every year by the Chabad Jewish Center in Needham, with its Hanukkah menorah-lighting ceremony on the downtown common. Each time, the menorah changes: Last year, it glowed a luminous blue-green, and past versions have been made from Legos, ice, and balloons.
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LONDON (AP) -- Britain's defense secretary says about 2,100 military reserves have been called up to help protect the 2012 London Olympics.
Philip Hammond confirmed in a written statement published Monday that the reservists would form part of a deployment of up to 13,500 troops on land, at sea and in the skies.
Hammond says some "reservists will provide a range of specialist capabilities and expertise, while the majority will form part of the support to Olympic venue security operations."
Last December, he confirmed the size of the military force being used to secure the summer Olympics -- twice as large as had originally been expected.
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But being a teenager today isn't just about text messaging and online socializing. These teens are also grappling with serious 21st-century issues like war, terrorism, and global warming. Some are pursuing academic excellence and promoting animal protection; some are struggling with obesity, teen parenthood, and other challenges. Still others are immigrants, trying, in the best American tradition, to assimilate while retaining a connection to their roots. The adults they become will determine our future. Here, meet five teens from throughout the United States who represent a slice of this new generation.
A Mom Too Soon It's just 18 degrees outside, but Kristen McManus, 17, wears bright-pink flip-flops with faded, frayed jeans. She looks like any other junior as she hoists a backpack over one shoulder and weaves through the throng of adolescents changing classes at Castle High School, in Newburgh, Indiana. Then, as she enters the school's brightly lit cafeteria, she spots her father, who's come with her infant daughter for a lunchtime visit. "Emma!" Kristen coos, rushing over to make sure her baby's snowsuit is snug. By now, 18 months after giving birth to Emma, Kristen is accustomed to her demanding dual existence: By day she tackles advanced algebra and other college-prep courses; by night she changes diapers and reads nursery rhymes to her baby. But, as her mother, Joan, 43, notes with considerable understatement, "It's no picnic."
When she started high school in fall 2005 Kristen was on the clean-scrubbed side of average: She played flute in the school band, earned B's, and hung out with friends who shunned drugs and alcohol in favor of movies and the mall. But in the fall of her freshman year she began dating a sophomore from a nearby town. A few months later, at 15, she was one of the first among her friends to have sex. Although reluctant to say much about the boy, Kristen recalls that "he was real sweet to me -- I thought we were in love." She'd learned about birth control in junior high health classes, but somehow never thought of using it. "It just happened," she says of their sexual relationship.
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Lester "Lee" Horath, 74, of Effingham, U.S. Army veteran, died at 8:05 a.m. Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at his home.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Effingham. Burial will be in Arborcrest Memorial Park, Effingham. Visitation will be from 3-7 p.m. Sunday at Johnson Funeral Home, Effingham. Memorials may be made to Light The Night Walk, Indianapolis, Ind., c/o Team- walkforwanetta at www.lightthenight.org. Online condolences may be left at www.johnsonandsonsfh.com.


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Yu-Gi-Oh! is a popular game, Japanese anime and manga franchise created by Kazuki Takahashi that mainly involves the card game called Duel Monsters (originally known as Magic & Wizards), wherein each player uses cards in order to play one another. Yu-Gi-Oh!, known in Japan and the rest of Asia as Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (遊☆戯☆王デュエル モンスターズ, Yūgiō Dyueru Monsutāzu?) is an anime based on the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga.
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text: These photographs taken on a short road trip from Oklahoma to New Mexico and back. New Mexico is called the "Land of Enchantment." After our brief visit, we find ourselves quite enchanted indeed by the subtle and severe beauties of this land. However, we are equally charmed by the more familiar flat plains, rolling hills, and farmland of Oklahoma and Texas. May you find yourself enchanted!