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ickickick on 04/19/2008
Update: Suite 134: Our apartment was professionally sprayed and we followed all the directions of the pest-control people by laundering our bed linens and putting all cushions, etc into a hot drying for 30 mins. . I am still worried the bedbugs may have come from another unit (our landlord advised they will only inspect if a tenant reports), so now I have treated all our baseboards, sofas, corners, niches etc by putting down Diatomaceous Earth (DE). We have seen no more bugs or signs of them,
and have no new bites. For those trying to treat a bedbug infestation without chemicals, I recommend looking up DE online. It's available at most gardening centres and I found it at Rona in a product called DIO (pest control section). Use a mask while applying so you don't breathe it in. Once settled it's harmless to humans and animals. Good luck. I hope we've seen the last of those unwanted guests!
Ickickick on 04/03/2008
Willingdon Estates, Suite 134: 1 bedbug found crawling on our sofa near the end of March 2008 (not a new sofa - we've had it for years). My husband had some mysterious bites on his arm a few days previously. We have not travelled recently, stayed overnight anywhere or brought in any used furniture, so I suspect the bug(s) may have come from another suite. We vacuumed our apartment thoroughly and reported to the building manager. No bites or sightings since vacuuming. Pest control will be vi
siting within a few days for an inspection. Personally I am hoping management has all the suites inspected because it won't do any good to just treat our apartment if they came from somewhere else. Saw a mattress in the dumpster out back. I will update this report when any news.
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Old Vintage Sears Silvertone Guitar Tube Amplifier Head
Barely Used Fender 65 Twin Reverb Vintage Reissue Guitar Amplifier
This item is an old Sears Silvertone guitar Amp Tube Head. It has two channels with two inputs each. It is missing a few knobs.It powers up and I plugged it into an old PA speaker I have and got a low hum and a couple of crackle and pops. But I don't have a an instrument or microphone to check it out. If you're into old musical equipment, this may be for you!On Oct-12-10 at 10:15:06 PDT, seller added the following information:
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Much as I admire Tolkien, and I do admire Tolkien — he's been a huge influence on me, and his Lord of the Rings is the mountain that leans over every other fantasy written since and shaped all of modern fantasy — there are things about it, the whole concept of the Dark Lord, and good guys battling bad guys, Good versus Evil, while brilliantly handled in Tolkien, in the hands of many Tolkien successors, it has become kind of a cartoon. We don't need any more Dark Lords, we don't need any more, 'Here are the good guys, they're in white, there are the bad guys, they're in black. And also, they're really ugly, the bad guys. **George R. R. Martin, Assignment X Interview, 2011
There are a lot of things I think are wrong with this theory:
- Daenerys Targaryen is not evil. Daenerys often makes mistakes, but that doesn't make her evil. She's one of the characters who has a great love for humanity. Her attempts to end slavery in various cities, to have people be seen as people and not objects, humanizing so many in Martin's world, has always made me see her as one of the main protagonists of ASOIAF. "The threat of the Targaryens" is bullshit.
- lol I don't think that Stannis is going to become the Night's King
- The wildlings have lived beyond the Wall for hundreds of years, their living beyond the Wall is not the cause of the Others waking up
- The Others woke up well before the dragons were born again into the world, so the direction of causality assumed by the theory is wrong
- too much other ridiculous crack for me to spend time picking apart
But I thought this was very interesting:
We know that there has already been a peace between human and inhuman/supernatural beings in Westeros. The First Men and the Children came to terms and agreed to a peace treaty (which was later broken by the Andal invaders)
I propose that the Last Hero was not a conqueror, but a diplomat. An agreement was reached between Men and the Others. It was the Others themselves that raised the magical wall of ice, not to seal themselves off but to mark their territory and protect themselves from a dangerous source of fire magic to the south of their domain. […] The Others, then, fulfilled their side of the agreement. They went away and left Men alone. Men, unfortunately, did not keep up their end of the bargain. […]
If I'm right, the Others are not so different from Men, and the greater conflict not so different from the smaller one. Pacts were made, backstabbing and broken oaths occurred, and now there's war.
I think Bran's political training from ACOK could be very important to his future, and I tend to think that the War for the Dawn is where it will be used. (I think of Bran as the key figure in the War for the Dawn.)
Much as I admire Tolkien, and I do admire Tolkien — he's been a huge influence on me, and his Lord of the Rings is the mountain that leans over every other fantasy written since and shaped all of modern fantasy — there are things about it, the whole concept of the Dark Lord, and good guys battling bad guys, Good versus Evil, while brilliantly handled in Tolkien, in the hands of many Tolkien successors, it has become kind of a cartoon. We don't need any more Dark Lords, we don't need any more, 'Here are the good guys, they're in white, there are the bad guys, they're in black. And also, they're really ugly, the bad guys. **George R. R. Martin, Assignment X Interview, 2011
valarmorghulisandstuff asked:
what is (f) or fAegon? I've googled but I have no idea what it means :(
"(F)Aegon" refers to the theory that Young Griff, the young man that Tyrion encountered in A Dance With Dragons and was revealed to be Aegon Targaryen, Rhaegar's son who was supposedly killed by Gregor Clegane but actually switched with another baby… is a fake, not really Aegon, but someone else who's been raised to believe he's Aegon. Jon Connington (who helped raise the boy) is unaware of the deception, and possibly Haldon Halfmaester and Septa Lemore are unaware too. The only ones who know the truth are Illyrio and Varys, and theories hold that "Aegon" is actually Illyrio's son, a Blackfyre, or both. See our tag for more.
Anyway, "fake Aegon" is often shortened to (f)Aegon or FAegon. I don't use the term myself (I prefer "Aegon") but lots of other people do.
— your mod nobodysuspectsthebutterfly
I have difficulty with "brief" but basically
The Wall will fall at the end of TWOW, while the Red Keep will accidentally go up in a giant ball of wildfire as the various sides (Dany, (f)Aegon, Cersei, etc) try to control King's Landing. (Nice ice/fire parallels, nice juxtaposition between the zombie war and the political war.) Humanity will be pushed back, all the way to the Trident. There's probably very little food because the Greyjoys will have burned the Reach and the Westerlands, along with Oldtown and a lot of important documents on dragons and dragonglass and stuff that they keep there (Samwell Tarly's mind is going to be very important).
I think ASOIAF has four messiahs: Bran (acting as the Battle Commander) and Dany, Jon & Tyrion as the Three Heads of the Dragon, with Stannis acting as a commander of the majority of the forces on the ground.
Because Bran has the ability to transcend time and space (and he's had that ability since book 1), he will occupy the metaphorical "high ground" of the battle against the ice zombies and he will be able to direct the battle from his command center in the cave. The cave will be under siege, and that unguarded back door to the cave is a thing everyone should be very worried about right now.
The Three Heads will have to fly to the Curtain of Light in the Land of Always Winter, basically leaving Stannis alone, without backup, letting him feel abandoned like he did during the Siege of Storm's End. (Paging somedeadman.) Stannis will fight "to the bitter end", dying in the process.
All the three heads of the dragon are going to die. Dany, before she flies out, is going to swear to someone — Missandei, Jorah, the refugees from King's Landing, idk — Dany is going to promise someone that she's going to come back and take care of them all/make this right (basically a parallel to Rhaegar saying goodbye to Jaime at the end of the Rebellion), and once she gets up there, it's going to be a Bruce-Willis-in-Armageddon situation, where she will be required to sacrifice herself for her people, out of her love for humanity — a betrayal for love.
The Iron Throne is destroyed, underscoring GRRM's point that war for a stupid metal chair is pointless. There is no more central government, the Seven Kingdoms break up into seven different kingdoms again, humanity has to rebuild civilization from the ruins. The epilogue is a Bran POV, with Bran guarding humanity against the newly imprisoned Great Other and looking into the future and seeing Winterfell rebuilt and stuff.
The more detailed version is here: /tagged/endgame/chrono
PPS - I think Tyrion is one of the three heads of the dragon, but Tyrion is not a Secret Targaryen. GRRM himself has said it is possible to be one of the three heads without being a Targ.
King after a civil war he has to win? I mean, being King is not especially healthy in Westeros. Why is it more important to him to maaaaybe have his son's butt on that ugly chair (and the extra power and wealth that'd bring Illyrio, though probably not that much) with a high chance he'll die on the road with JonCon and the team/die in the Civil War/die in an politically unstable Westeros? Illyrio isn't stupid, he probably knows about the dangers. Does he simply not care about Young Griff's life or…?? I just don't get it, from a fatherly perspective.
If the theory that "Aegon" is Illyrio's son is true, then most likely Varys was very convincing. If the theory that Illyrio's late wife Serra was a Blackfyre (from the female line) and Aegon's mother is also true, then Illyrio may see Aegon gaining the throne of Westeros as a way of returning to his wife the things that were stolen from her and her family. I mean, he found her as a prostitute in a Lysene brothel. As "high-class" as the pillow houses of Lys are considered to be, that's quite a step down for a descendant of Targaryens… and those who work in those places are all slaves. (Note, as it's relevant to these theories, that Varys was also born a slave in Lys.)
And Illyrio loved Serra very much:
Illyrio thrust his right hand up his left sleeve and drew out a silver locket. Inside was a painted likeness of a woman with big blue eyes and pale golden hair streaked by silver. "Serra. I found her in a Lysene pillow house and brought her home to warm my bed, but in the end I wed her. Me, whose first wife had been a cousin of the Prince of Pentos. The palace gates were closed to me thereafter, but I did not care. The price was small enough, for Serra."
—ADWD, Tyrion II
Like, Illyrio gave up his reputation and high status in Pentos to marry Serra. And he still keeps her picture on him, how many years after she died? That's love. Perhaps before she died of the grey plague, she made him promise to do his best to put their son on the throne of Westeros, to give him back his heritage, no matter what.
Yes, it's quite a bit of supposition, but if there's something we've learned about ASOIAF, it's that people will do many illogical and dangerous things for love. And considering the result if Aegon wins, Illyrio may not believe that what he's doing is illogical at all… and that as his father, it's the only right thing to do.
"Tell the boy I am sorry that I will not be with him for his wedding. I will rejoin you in Westeros. That I swear, by my sweet Serra's hands."
—ADWD, Tyrion III
Oh yes. Accept no other Valonqar theory, they're either a.) Tyrion stans who think he deserves his "revenge" on Cersei or b.) desperately hoping that Jaime doesn't kill Cersei, because they can't handle it.
But GRRM makes it very, very clear in the text that this is where her story is heading. Cersei's Greek tragedy ends when the person she trusts the most kills her.
I mean Jaime is her younger brother. Not that Cersei ever thinks that he would kill her. It's Tyrion, it has to be, because Jaime would never hurt her right? Which makes a better story, than anything else when the person Cersei never suspected, never thought of, and always trusted to be her protector is the one to kill her.
Also Jaime has notably been using his golden hand as a weapon:
Jaime's golden hand cracked him across the mouth so hard the other knight went stumbling down the steps.
He has had violent thoughts about using that hand to hurt Cersei:
Last night he dreamed he found her (Cersei) fucking Moon Boy. He'd killed the fool and smashed his sister's teeth to splinters with his golden hand, just as Gregor Clegane had done to poor Pia.
Though I don't think Jaime will wind up killing Cersei because of "Lancel, the Kettlebecks and Moonboy". I think it will parallel when he killed Aerys. And as Lena pointed out, Cersei's children are the one thing that keep her from falling into the abyss of pure fucking madness, and Tommen and Myrcella will die before Cersei.
"Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds," she said. "And when your tears have drowned you, the valonqar shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke the life from you."
By that point Cersei's steady descent into madness will be complete, and Cersei Lannister is definitely the type to take everyone with her than go peacefully.
And Jaime will be forced to, for the good of the realm, kill his sister.
This little gem, feels far too much like a Chekhov's gun to me.
"Lord Hallyne has assured me that his pyromancers can control the fire." The Guild of Alchemist had been brewing fresh wildfire for a fortnight.. "Let all of King's Landing see the flames. It will be a lesson to our enemies."
"Now you sound like Aerys"
Further more, from a narrative standpoint, Jaime makes the best killer, because Jaime killing Cersei makes the best story. Jaime killing Cersei will stick with the reader far more than if Tyrion, or Sandor, or Rickon kills Cersei.
Oh wow, the original original sword Ice? You mean this one?
Catelyn had no love for swords, but she could not deny that Ice had its own beauty. It had been forged in Valyria, before the Doom had come to the old Freehold, when the ironsmiths had worked their metal with spells as well as hammers. Four hundred years old it was, and as sharp as the day it was forged. The name it bore was older still, a legacy from the age of heroes, when the Starks were Kings in the North.
—AGOT, Catelyn I
It's possible that sword may not have ever existed. It's hard to tell if any of the stories of the Age of Heroes are true.
"The oldest histories we have were written after the Andals came to Westeros. The First Men only left us runes on rocks, so everything we know about the Age of Heroes and the Dawn Age and the Long Night comes from accounts set down by septons thousands of years later. There are archmaesters at the Citadel who question all of it. Those old histories are full of kings who reigned for hundreds of years, and knights riding around a thousand years before there were knights."
—AFFC, Samwell I
So the Age of Heroes sword called Ice may have been only a legend, like many of the things from the tales of that time. But if the sword did exist, it's certainly long gone. It hasn't been mentioned once in the books since that tiny reference in Cat's first chapter.
Well, that is, unless these are references:
"So as cold and death filled the earth, the last hero determined to seek out the children, in the hopes that their ancient magics could win back what the armies of men had lost. He set out into the dead lands with a sword, a horse, a dog, and a dozen companions. For years he searched, until he despaired of ever finding the children of the forest in their secret cities. One by one his friends died, and his horse, and finally even his dog, and his sword froze so hard the blade snapped when he tried to use it. And the Others smelled the hot blood in him, and came silent on his trail, stalking him with packs of pale white spiders big as hounds—"
—AGOT, Bran IV
"The armor of the Others is proof against most ordinary blades, if the tales can be believed," said Sam, "and their own swords are so cold they shatter steel. Fire will dismay them, though, and they are vulnerable to obsidian." He remembered the one he had faced in the haunted forest, and how it had seemed to melt away when he stabbed it with the dragonglass dagger Jon had made for him. "I found one account of the Long Night that spoke of the last hero slaying Others with a blade of dragonsteel. Supposedly they could not stand against it."
—AFFC, Samwell I
And if either of those swords were the original Ice, well… we may find out more eventually.


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The Axis of ennuiMarch 14,2013Because I have to generate two columns a week for you, Dear Reader, I spend some time hunting for new ideas on the conference circuit. When you are on that circuit, you are perpetually under the illusion that you are hearing from the exciting, fresh people who are about to change history.
Youre hearing from, say, the brilliant technology entrepreneur Shai Agassi, who is starting a paradigm-shifting electric car company. Youre hearing from some wizard with a new solar-panel technology, or some new social-networking entrepreneur.
My main impression over the past five years is that the conference circuit capitalists who give fantastic presentations have turned out to be marginal to history while the people who are too boring and unfashionable to get invited to the conferences in the first place have actually changed the world under our noses.
Shai Agassis company, Better Place, for example, has generated glowing magazine profiles, but it has managed to lose more than $500 million while selling astoundingly few cars. He stepped down as the chief executive, and his replacement lasted only a few months. It turns out that the things that are sexy to politicians and paradigm-shifting to conference audiences are not necessarily attractive to consumers.
Meanwhile, the anonymous drudges at American farming corporations are exporting $135 billion worth of products every year and transforming the American Midwest. The unfashionable executives at petrochemical companies have been uprooting plants from places like Chile, relocating them to places like Louisiana, transforming economic prospects in the Southeast. Most important of all, the boring old oil and gas engineers have transformed the global balance of power.
By 2020, the United States will overtake Saudi Arabia as the worlds largest oil producer, according to the International Energy Agency. The U.S. has already overtaken Russia as the worlds leading gas producer. Fuel has become Americas largest export item. Within five years, according to a study by Citigroup, North America could be energy independent. OPEC will find it challenging to survive another 60 years, let alone another decade, Edward Morse, Citigroups researcher, told CNBC.
All of this was accomplished by people who exist largely beyond the reach of the lavalier-mike circuit.
Joel Kotkin identified Americas epicenters of economic dynamism in a study for the Manhattan Institute. It is like a giant arc of unfashionableness. You start at the Dakotas where unemployment rates are at microscopic levels. You drop straight down through the energy belts of the Great Plains until you hit Texas. Occasionally, you turn left to touch the spots where fertilizer output and other manufacturing plants are on the rebound, like the Third Coast areas in Louisiana, Mississippi and Northern Florida.
Vanity Fair still ranks the tech and media moguls and calls it The New Establishment, but, as Kotkin notes, the big winners in the current economy are the Material Boys, the people who grow grain, drill for fuel and lay pipeline. The growing parts of the world, meanwhile, are often the commodity belts, resource-rich places with good rule of law like Canada, Norway and Australia.
Daniel Yergin, an energy guru, noted in congressional testimony last month that the revolution in oil and gas extraction has led to 1.7 million new jobs in the United States alone, a number that could rise to 3 million by 2020. The shale revolution added $62 billion to federal revenues in 2012. At the same time, carbon-dioxide emissions are down 13 percent since 2007, as gas is used instead of coal to generate electricity.
Most of us have grown up in a world in which we assumed that energy was scarce, or even running out. We could now be entering a world of relatively cheap energy abundance.
Most of us have grown up in a world in which oil states in the Middle East could throw their weight around because of their grip on the economys life source. But the power of petro-states is on the wane. Yergin argues that the oil sanctions against Iran may not have been sustainable if not for the new alternate sources of supply.
Weve grown accustomed to despotic regimes in Russia and Venezuela that live off oil and gas wealth. But those regimes are facing hard times, too. Gazprom is already offering roughly 10 percent discounts on existing contracts. The Nigerians and Venezuelans may find it hard to compete. People in China and elsewhere are wondering if the fracking revolution means that the 21st century will be another North American century, just like the last one.
What are the names of the people who are leading this shift? Who is the Steve Jobs of shale? Magazine covers dont provide the answers. Whoever they are, they dont seem hungry for celebrity or good with the splashy project launch. They are strong economically, but they are culturally off the map.
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It appeared as though the Charlotte Bobcats would be without their prized free agent acquisition when they took the floor for the first time Wednesday night.
However, according to Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer, veteran big man Al Jefferson is dressed and will start for the Bobcats when they take on the Houston Rockets Wednesday night.
On Tuesday, Bonnell reported Jefferson thought he'd be able to go.
"I think I can play," Jefferson told Bonnell. "I'm not going to be 100 percent pain-free. But I can tolerate a little pain." Head coach Steve Clifford will consult with the team's trainers on Wednesday to determine Big Al's status. If he doesn't play in the opener, Clifford said he'll be back "definitely soon, because he's doing better."
Jefferson has been nursing a sprained ankle.
The Bobcats gave Jefferson a three-year, $41 million contract in the offseason.
Last season, with the Jazz, the 28-year old averaged 17.8 points, 9.2 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game. Over his career, Jefferson has averaged 16.4 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game .
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Prowler reviews
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An $8 million GCI wooden coaster added to Worlds of Fun for the 2009 season. Features include: 3074' of track, 85' first drop, 51 mph top speed, high-speed terrain hugging, banked bunny hills, and a banked S-curve. Utilizes two Millennium Flyer trains with 24 riders per train.
Prowler was the recipient of Amusement Today's Golden Ticket for the Best New Amusement Park Ride of 2009.
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It is currently the 10th highest rated wooden coaster on the planet according to Amusement Today (2011).
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This coaster is smooth as silk, and fast as lightning. It hugs the terrain and turns on a dime, sweeping through the course effortlessly. While Prowler is not the longest, fastest, or best wooden coaster I have ever ridden (the Outlaw Run at Silver Dollar City holds that honor), it is an excellent ride. Be sure to ride this coaster at night because there is complete darkness after the lift hill, which lends itself to an amazing "midnight" ride - the best ride in the park. All coasters should be in the dark. Period. Disney knows this, why doesn't everyone else? - James Rao
One of my favorite woodies 10/10 very smooth - Owen Scott
The ride races through twists and turns smoothly with a good bit of airtime. Much more fun than what it appears to be in a POV video. As mentioned, really good night time ride. Increases the sensation of speed and the ride is in complete darkness away from other attractions at the park. The first time you ride is especially exciting because you are unable to see the track in advance so the whole thing is a surprise. (9/10) day and (10/10) night. - Lexi R
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Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller didn't practice with the team Monday morning and won't play Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Miller, however, did skate on his own in full equipment for about 30 minutes and remained hopeful about his chances to play later this week.
Miller's workout Monday consisted of drills to work on his positioning and lateral movements. Sidelined since last Tuesday with an upper-body injury the Sabres have provided no additional detail on whether the reigning Vezina Trophy winner planned on testing himself further during Tuesday's morning skate.
"It's just good to get back, feel the ice a little bit and graduate from there and see what they say after pratice tomorrow," Miller said. "We're at that time of year where we don't want to deal in specifics [on injuries], but it's something that didn't allow me to give the team the best chance to win and it's something I had to make sure I was good health-wise. And now we're in a position where we are day-to-day and today was a good step forward. I really believe that it shouldn't be something that's going to linger too long and it's something I can get back and play shortly."
Buffalo picked up five of a possible six points this past week with rookie Jhonas Enroth in net, blanking the New York Rangers on Wednesday, losing to Washington in overtime Saturday and picking up a crucial OT win Sunday in Carolina.
The Sabres are currently seventh in the Eastern Conference with 90 points, one more than the eighth-place Rangers and three ahead of the ninth-place Hurricanes. Miller would like to get back not only to help make sure Buffalo qualifies for the Stanley Cup Playoffs but so he's game-ready for them.
"That's always ideal, but every game is the playoffs right now," Miller said. "So whenever we can get approved to get back in and help the club, I want to be there and I'll be ready to go."
Sabres coach Lindy Ruff wasn't concerned about the possibility of not getting Miller back before the end of the regular season.
"Not right now. I think he's going to have a real good week of practice and that will start tomorrow and there won't be any effects at all, I don't believe," Ruff said.
Enroth was named Monday as the NHL's Third Star of the Week, going 2-0-1 with a 1.94 goals-against average and .936 save percentage in three starts. Enroth made 23 saves for his first career shutout in the 1-0 win against the Rangers.
"He's a good young goaltender and he's handled things really well," Miller said. "He's kept himself really calm and within his game. I think a lot of times you see a young guy step in, he tries to do more than he needs to do and it can open things up. It's a tendency I had when I was a little younger. But he's really calm and together and keeps himself within the play."
Ruff, who said it was safe to assume Enroth will start against the Lightning, concurred with Miller.
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It is good that cities and counties are banning plastic bags but they should also mandate that grocery stores should use re recyclable or bio-degradable bags.At present they have shifted the onus on the consumers to always carry re usable bags or pay for paper bags which is not fair.many countries in the world use those type of bags.
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Bag fees go to the stores. The do nothing to support or encourage recycling. Using a used plastic grocery bag to pick up dog poo or line a trash can is recycling but now we have to buy those bags also. What a crock. I agree with Citizen, grocer stores found a way to charge for bags and increase revenue.


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Very interesting class. He was a police officer for a long time and he shares his stories that are really cool to hear. Dont need to read the textbook, just go to class and listen and take notes. Quizes every other week, no exams, two 2page papers on a tv show. Great professor. Learned a lot.
IF you show up to class you are alst guaranteed an A. Just need to listen and you will do fine on tests. Nice to have a professor that has had law enforcement experience as well. I hate learning about police work from people that have not even done the job before.
This guy's awesome. The class was SO interesting and he grades very loosely, an easy A. I really enjoyed hearing his personal experiences in crime and his random jokes. Good guy. I am definitely trying to take him again.
BEST PROFESSOR EVER!! He is AMAZING! Cares that the students are learning.. shows interest in students lives! HAs the BEst stories! He is a retired COP that still get the downlow on Whats happening on the streets!! AMAZING!!!
Awesome prof! Looking forward to taking more classes with Robbins. No need to buy the book, unless of course you are interested in it. Come to class, read over your notes, and you'll do fine.
He is a retired career cop with some amazing and funny stories. He is a great professor and was my advisor. His class is hands on and great for all learning style. He makes the class fun. No need for text
Awesome prof. Very knowledgeable and fun, easiest grader in the world
I would take a class with Robbins again in a heartbeat. He has practical experience and seems to actually care about his job. Attendence is mandatory, but no quizes just a short 1 page paper a week.
Robbins is an amazing professor. If you come to class daily, it is a very easy A. Do not waist your money buying the textbooks, though. He goes a bit fast, but the important stuff is obvious.
Good easy class, just make sure you are ready to go to class everyday, strict attendance policy, it was fun though, DON"T BUY THE BOOKS (unless you plan on taking advanced investigations at some point)
Awesome instructor. Textbooks are manditory. Highly recommend him to anbody.
A good guy! he is kinda fast with info, but it's the easies law class so far, not to mean you dont learn, you learn a**** load!! go ahead and take crim. invest. its going to be a good class!!!
Great stories, good guy. I would take another one of his classes in a second.
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He is a very fun teacher. He knows his material, and he has quite interesting stories. I highly recommend taking a class from him. He rarely has quiz material from the books. Show up to class and pay attention.
Great guy, makes class fly by with his stories about being on the force, don't bother buying the books he takes all of his exam questions off his notes. As long as you show up to class and pay attention you won't need to write notes.
I had him for Criminal Investigation, and if could take the class again for credits I will. He has been probably one of the best profs. I have ever had, he is friendly and has an awesome teaching style. If you ever have the chance to take a class with him. Do it, he is the best. His stories are the best part about his teaching style.
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Awesome teacher. Very intelligent, and has the experience to back it up. Makes class fly by with his stories and interesting assignments. Great guy to know outside of class as well.
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Great Guy, loves what he does and showes. (Also loves Naperville)
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Very good teacher. Definetly knows his stuff. He is more than willing to help students. I learned a lot from him and he has helped me get ready for my career. I have brought some of the stuff to the streets already being a reserve officer. Thanks Professor Robbins
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NEW: Chicago Blackhawks Community Ratings for 2013-2014 Season
Sep 19th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Preseason
Oh, hello there.
It's been a while since I've posted anything on this here website. In fact it was probably the pep talk before Game 4 against Detroit in the Western Conference Semi-Finals. Baseball kinda takes over my life after hockey so you'll have to excuse me for not being around much (read: at all). However! I had been looking around these here internets for something to give our readership base (that's you!) a bit more ownership heading into the upcoming season. Comment sections are nice but not everyone feels comfortable putting their name on something. So, with that, I introduce you to the following idea.
We're going to be introducing Community Ratings this season which allows you, the reader, to rate each and every player after each game (or weekly, we're not sure yet). The system will be powered by Google Drive and I'd be remiss if I didn't thank the guys over at Black Heart Gold Pants for helping me out with this, especially RossWB. They've been doing this for football, which is actually considerably more difficult because there's so many players. The idea originated with some footie blogs over on SBNation that do it for soccer games. It's a bit easier to pull off with that sport since there's only 14 players maximum they'd need to rate.
For our purposes we're going to give you the ability to rate the players, the mustache and the special teams units. After you do so, I'll gather the responses and upload them into Excel to produce some nice charts and graphs that show how everyone feels. If you're lucky, maybe even a pie chart (mmmmmmm, pie). It's a work in progress so if you have any ideas on other things we can add to this, please pass them along. You can leave them in the comments, tweet at me, the blog or e-mail us. Below is what we've got so far and it's pretty self-explanatory. So take a look-see and give us your feedback.
Do you like this? Do you not like this? What could we do better? Scale back on? Let us know.
Blackhawks 6 – Bruins 5 (OT): Break Point
Jun 19th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Recaps
The outcomes of this game after regulation could not have been more different from a Chicago perspective.
In 60 minutes, the Blackhawks scored five goals against the Boston Bruins vaunted defence. Only one of which came at an advantage (with Handzus' at a disadvantage). They controlled possession for roughly 65% of the regulation time. They even scored a powerplay goal to give a shot in the arm to a unit that couldn't find the opposing blue line to save its life. At the end of that regulation, the game was tied.
If Chicago loses this game, a three game uphill climb required sherpas that not even the deep pockets of Wirtz Beverage Co. can afford.
Instead, we're looking at a best of three series with the Blackhawks holding home ice advantage. There's a lot to look at here, but let's just soak in some highlights and glances because we've got two days to prepare for a tilt at the UC that is going to put one team a victory from hoisting the chalice.
Take A Knee
May 23rd
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Previews
OK, everyone. Listen up.
I know you're just waiting to get home so you can crack that first beer, put on your lucky sweater or whatever other things you do to make you feel comfortable and help you settle in to watch a playoff hockey game. Angst is so high that you're developing a rash that makes it look like you've spent the night in a St. Louis hotel room that looked like a Warhol painting when you projected a black light on it. You're nervous. That's normal, and I get it. You're supposed to be. The team you root for is down in a series to its longest known rival and you're facing what is a must-win 4th game on the opponent's home ice. Who wouldn't be nervous about that?
It's a good thing you root for the hockey team that has shown over a large enough sample size that it is better than the one dressing in the home red sweaters tonight.
Here's what we know. The Chicago Blackhawks won the Presidents' Trophy. That means they collected more points, and even furthermore, won more games than any other team over the truncated 48 game season this year. That same team easily dispatched the Minnesota Wild in five games to advance to where they are now. What I think we're all losing a touch of perspective on is exactly where that is. Let's see how we got to here.
PSA: A Growing Cause
May 23rd
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in Chicago Blackhawks
Hi there.
Yes, it's been a while since I've posted under my pseudonym here and I can't really even give any good reasons other than the standard "I've been kinda busy." That doesn't mean I haven't been watching these playoffs we're all angsty about as of today. There will be more on that later as I do the preview for tonight's game. But let's put hockey aside, at least a little, for now.
This isn't my job, because if it were I'd be dead broke albeit kinda happy. What I do for a living is work for the Children's Hospital here in Chicago in their foundation. I'll spare you most of the details other than to say that I do really enjoy what I do here and I enjoy the feeling of going home after work knowing that I've done some good for my city. This isn't meant to sound like a virtual pat on my own back, but rather just an explanation of what is to follow.
Playoff beards are a part of hockey. It's a tradition, perhaps a bit of a goofy one, but it's something that we've all grown accustomed to as we watch the playoffs progress. Well, a co-worker and I are growing our beards to raise some money for the hospital while looking rather ridiculous in process. Every last dime that's donated to our fund goes straight to the hospital and to kids who need it. If you're able to help us out, that's awesome. We would greatly appreciate any support, even if it's just a dollar on your debit card or whatever, and so would the kids that you'll be benefiting. I can't promise you a Blackhawks win tonight, even though I'm still confident they'll come away from this series with four victories before they get four losses. What I can promise you, is that you'll feel a little better about something you've done and so will the kids whose money you'll be directly affecting them with.
This has been your public service announcement interlude portion of the program and I'll be back later today with a similarly concise post that will hopefully inspire some confidence in the actual hockey team we support that's playing later tonight. Thanks again for reading what we do here, and if you can contribute, thank you even more for doing that.
Coffee is for Closers: Blackhawks 5 – Avalanche 2
Mar 18th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Recaps
This is the type of game you want to see the Blackhawks play against a team that can match them in the speed department. Getting in shooting lanes, not committing penalties, controlling possessions and forcing the other team to either get a goalie win or score more while being outshot by nearly double. There was never a point during this contest where you ever thought Chicago wouldn't win.
One Bad Frame: Oilers 6 – Blackhawks 5
Mar 10th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Recaps
We failed to recap the first regulation loss (my fault) that bucked the point streak to open the season but the difference in both that contest and this one against the Oilers was the same. One bad period where the Hawks surrendered four goals and it put the game out of reach. The difference between Friday and Sunday's game was that Chicago battled back and nearly completed the comeback against the Oil.
Minimum Payment: Blackhawks 4 – Blue Jackets 3
Mar 2nd
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Recaps
I'll be honest with you all in saying that I definitely missed the first goal of the game. While driving to the destination that I was watching last night's game, we had a little user error and had to listen to the first five minutes on the radio. I did rewatch the game today so now that I've seen it twice I feel I can competently comment on what transpired.
That was about as bad as I've seen this team look this year and still get a win.
Prerequisite: Blackhawks v. Oilers Pregame Warmup
Feb 25th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Previews
And the beat goes on… Just 24 hours after shutting out Columbus and extending their points streak to 18 to open the lockout abbreviated campaign, the Blackhawks once again go to the ice at the United Center against a bottom 5 team in their conference. A game the Blackhawks would like to have prior to heading on to proper competition in St. Louis on Thursday. The Oil have been a bit of an up and down group, something you'd expect out of a young team like this. Tonight they'll be without Taylor Hall after his indefensible knee dust up with Cal Clutterbuck. It's the last game he'll miss before returning to action.
This Is Not the Trap Game You Are Looking For: Blackhawks @ Predators Warmup
Feb 10th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Previews
It's been over two weeks since the Hawks have seen home ice and this will be the last time they don their white sweaters until the final day of February. Having already gathered 8 of 10 points on this road trip, the Blackhawks could come away with nothing in the Music City tonight and still consider this trip quite a success.
And that's what worries me.
Roughness Unnecessary: Blackhawks @ Coyotes Warmup [UPDATE]
Feb 7th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in 2013 Game Previews
It's been covered ad nauseum by beat writers and bloggers alike so I'm not going to spend a whole lot of time on the topic du jour, Raffi Torres. He's a fourth line player and comparatively we don't spend a whole lot of our thoughts on Jamal Mayers anymore. Matt McClure wrote a thoughtful piece at The Committed Indian on retaliation and I'd encourage reading that if you're so inclined. Otherwise, this will be the last I mention of #37 in burgundy and white.
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THERE appears to be considerable confusion regarding access and road closures especially in Holgate and Acomb.
Lots of people are confused regarding Poppleton Road – many believe the large yellow panels placed on street lamp posts mean the whole length of the road is closed, whereas others understand that this cannot be the case because there would be no need as the route crosses/joins further up the road where it meets Boroughbridge Road at the Junction with Water Lane.
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08-31-2012 03:30 PM - last edited on 08-31-2012 03:49 PM by shannons
Honestly - I have NO idea what's going on.
I have Comcast as my ISP. Beginning in about May, all was well with email being on Ports 995 and 465 to meet Comcast rules. Suddenly since August 21, I can't download email to Mozilla Thunderbird, my desktop email package. I can get Comcast webmail but it's a porker and lousy with filters. I receive a LOT of email.
I need to get my Mozilla Thunderbird back and NOW!
Please, someone, anyone?!? HELP, Please?!?
I have turned off the modem, reset the button. Turned off the firewall following Symantec descriptions for other users on similar posts (with similar problems). NOTHING IS WORKING FOR ME and I'm VERY frustrated trying to fix this problem.
LONG TIME Norton/ Symantec customer.
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08-31-2012 04:09 PM - edited 08-31-2012 04:11 PM
Hi ValtitudeCO,
What actually happens when you try to get mail with Thunderbird? Do you get any error messages - if so, what? Make sure your settings agree with the following:
Thunderbird acts like it wants to download email, but nothing happens.
I've Compacted Folders and done everything a good Mozilla Thunderbird user does to make certain things are working well within the email package. My problem between my ISP and email began suddenly.
Comcast and Thunderbird won't shake hands.
Tony suggested I try to ALLOW T-bird through the Firewall manually, then reboot. Did this. Symantec created a second Symantec Service Framework icon in my taskbar - still not reaching Comcast. Still no Mozilla T-bird.
My Performance button gives what I believe is quite a bit of suspicious info:
Aug 14 NINE Threat Detections
Aug 20 NOTHING apparently happened that day (although I used the computer that day, I'm 90% certain)
Aug 20th NINE performance alerts
All sorts of activity from Aug 14 to now.
I first noticed trouble after trying to download television streaming software (EUROSPORT from UK) on or about Aug 20 to 21. I was trying to catch a pro cycling race in Spain at that time that wasn't available through ESPN, Universal Sports or NBC Sports.
IE9 has also acted up throughout this nerve-wracking problem but is better now (fingers crossed).
I ran the Kaspsersky program another user suggested (it seems to have fixed everything but my email!) Still - something is still very wrong.
Seems to me there are attacks coming from the UK/ Western Europe region ... but what do I know?!
Thanks for helpful help, fellow Norton Symantec subscribers!
Believe me, I've worn a path to the Comcast site and I know the Port settings like the back of my hand. Firewall will not allow Port 995 or 465 to be set for email. This worked until Aug 20.
ValtitudeCO wrote:
My Performance button gives what I believe is quite a bit of suspicious info:
Aug 14 NINE Threat Detections
Aug 20 NOTHING apparently happened that day (although I used the computer that day, I'm 90% certain)
Aug 20th NINE performance alerts
All sorts of activity from Aug 14 to now.
I first noticed trouble after trying to download television streaming software (EUROSPORT from UK) on or about Aug 20 to 21. I was trying to catch a pro cycling race in Spain at that time that wasn't available through ESPN, Universal Sports or NBC Sports.
Check your security history and see what nine threats were detected. If they were just tracking cookies, that is nothing to worry about.
What version of 360 are you using? Support - About. Is it the Comcast version or directly from Norton?
Have you run a full system scan to see if anything is found?
What version of Thunderbird are you using, and what add ons are installed?
Have you removed the Eurosport software?
08-31-2012 06:03 PM - edited 08-31-2012 06:07 PM
It is most likely not a firewall issue. Have you checked the authentication settings in TB? You can have the correct ports but still not be able to connect if the other settings are incorrect. What does acting "like it wants to download email" look like? Does it include any "can't find server" notifications?
Sorry I was away for awhile.
This problem is really odd. On Sunday September 3 2012, I reset the Comcast ISP/ Thunderbird settings back to the original Norton settings (not Ports 995 or 465). Suddenly, email (3035 of them) began downloading from August 21st - which is THE date Norton sent an update to my computer.
Today, I've received another request for Norton to update so, of course, I said, okay. However, it downloaded a product older than the product installed. When I follow the link to fix this, Norton's page says "Not Available".
Any ideas anyone?
Thanks, BTW.
This problem is not a Norton 360 problem, it's an NIS problem. It was posted by Symantec employees originally ...
It continues to sound like an authentication problem. Configure Thunderbird according to the requirements of your email service provider. If you use anything other than POP3 port 110 and SMTP port 25, disable Norton Email Protection and AntiSpam, neither of which will work with secure ports. If you get "Fix Now" alerts from this, hover your mouse over "Email Protection" on the Norton Advanced View screen and select "Ignore" in the popup.
I received several updates from Norton Symantec for NIS during the last two and a half weeks or so. My email/ NIS problems resolved with these updates. Most everything is running well - at least as far as I can tell. I still don't know what happened, but I suspect Comcast decided to change email Ports - again - without notice that I can find anywhere.
The rest of the problems? My husband explored (and swears he only explored - changing nothing) on the Norton Home and Business family protection pages and we wonder if our firewall reset when he did that. Maybe he actually set something he didn't realize he'd set. I've noticed Norton has put limits on who can visit the Business protection page ...
Even NOBU is running better (at least quicker) than it used to under the old version. I still haven't tried to download anything yet, however.
At any rate, thank you to those who tried to help me!


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