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One person was shot in Southeast Portland shortly around 11:15 a.m Friday, and one person is already in custody.
One person was shot in Southeast Portland shortly around 11:15 a.m Friday, and one person is already in custody.
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The victim's parent was also arrested. The child is in protective custody.
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You could sense the hunger.
In a pre-season game rendered even more meaningless than usual thanks to the Falcons sitting all of their starters, there was an opportunity for those on the roster bubble to prove their worth. Some were hungry like the wolf, like....well, Ryan Wolfe. Others pushed their plates away, like Brandyn Harvey.
Either way, this game is best viewed as a final opportunity for those who have held on through the first wave of training camp cuts. It didn't particularly matter if the Falcons won this game, and given that the team had its backups in the entire time against a similarly uncaring Jaguars squad, it's impossible to really tell how well they did as a whole. It was all about individual performance tonight, and the cuts will soon tell us if the coaching staff saw what we saw.
You guys are here for the recap, so I shall soldier on. After the jump, find my ruminations.
- Chris Redman and John Parker Wilson looked sharp out there, Redman to a much greater degree than JPW. I'm extremely comfortable having Rojohombre as our backup, and he did nothing to dispel his reputation as one of the better second options in the league.
- Antone Smith outperformed Dmitri Nance on the ground. Lost fumble aside, I think he's shown he's explosive enough to be a factor on offense. It just won't come if everyone else is healthy, and unless the Falcons are keeping four backs on the active roster, he's probably headed back to the practice squad.
- Speaking of Smith, his older and more well-established doppelganger had a great game, too. Jerious Norwood has come back looking determined to regain his old form, and thus far he's shown the kind of burst that made him such a Falcon fan favorite in years past. Here's hoping it continues into the season.
- Ryan Wolfe did his damage against the dregs of the Jags roster, but it was still impressive damage. Three catches for 55 yards, and each of them showed his ability to separate from cornerbacks. I think the final roster has been set for wide receiver, but Wolfe certainly didn't hurt his chances of winning a spot on the practice squad. Of course, Troy Bergeron and Andy Strickland also looked good....
- I don't mean to boast....ah, hell. I do mean to boast. I told you to watch Michael Palmer and he kicked ass. Glad we got that out of the way.
At this point, I'd be stunned if Palmer didn't make the final roster. He's been consistently good in practice, better in pre-season games and he offers a much more varied set of skills than Keith Zinger. The team may want to keep Zinger on the practice squad because of his blocking ability, but Palmer looks like he could be a diamond in the rough.
- Bear Woods made his case for a roster spot about as well as anyone could've expected. He led the team in tackles and picked up a sack, generally looking confident and scary as hell. It's not the circumstances you'd like it to happen under, but the injury to Spencer Adkins certainly means that Woods could make the final roster. If not, he'd damn well better be on the practice squad.
- Now that he's healthy, William "C4" Moore is showing why the Falcons spent a second round pick on him in 2009. He's fast, he's learning fast and he's justifying his reputation as a heavy hitter. With time, he should be able to catch Erik Coleman, though it probably won't happen in 2010.
- Give Matt Bryant credit. He didn't have to kick any long field goals, but he accounted for all of the Falcons' offense in this one and he nailed all three of his attempts. That's enough to save his job, and at this point we've got to believe in him. So let's believe.
- Michael Koenen is an awesome punter. Period.
- Goodnight, Brandyn Harvey. The pre-season favorite of many Falcoholics, yours truly included, failed to capitalize on his limited chances. Two dumb penalties almost certainly cost him a shot at the practice squad, so Harvey will go to ply his trade elsewhere. I do believe he has the talent to stick in the NFL, but not for the Falcons.
- Not that either of them played particularly poorly, but what are Sean Weatherspoon AND Stephen Nicholas doing in the game if they're not competing for a starting job? Weatherspoon kicked off the game, so it actually looks like he'll start over Nicholas. It's just conjecture, though, and I'm really hoping we have a clear answer on this soon.
- What else can you say against a game like this? Overall, the defense did pretty well, and the offense was less than stellar, but not horrible. We'll stop our lowlights here.
Game MVP: On hiatus this week, given the lack of importance in this game, but it would've gone to Chris Redman.
Game Theme Song: Congratulations to those who make the roster! Even if the song isn't really that cheerful.
One Thing To Take Away: We've got a pretty deep roster in 2010, judging by this game, even though not everyone's making it. That's awfully encouraging.
Next Week: We'll be tackling (hopefully literally) the Pittsburgh Steelers. For more about the Steelers, you'll definitely want to hit Behind the Steel Curtain.
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Israeli forward insists he is happy in Cleveland despite diminishing role and numbers.
Omri Casspi refused to comment on a report he requested to be traded from the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday, claiming he is happy and would like to stay.
However, the 24-year-old did not go as far as denying the Yahoo Sports story, saying slyly ahead of Cleveland's defeat to the Chicago Bulls at the United Center, "whatever the future holds will happen."
After playing just a single minute in Cleveland's past 13 games since December 11, Casspi saw 15 minutes of action against the Bulls, scoring just four points and failing to grab a rebound in the 118-92 loss.
"Of course, I like Cleveland," Casspi said. "Cleveland has been great to me.
The fans, the city, the organization.
That's where I'm focused. I don't have any other focus but help my team win. Whatever the future holds will happen."
Casspi has struggled desperately this season, playing in just 20 of Cleveland's 36 games, averaging career lows of 4.9 points, 2.4 rebounds and 0.5 assists in just over 13 minutes per game.
"To be honest, I think I've done everything I can," Casspi added. "Over the course of the summer, over the course of training camp with the opportunities I got.
It's just different rotations and I have to accept it."
The Israeli's relationship with coach Byron Scott has been rocky to say the least, but Scott would not rule out Casspi returning to the rotation.
"It's nothing that he's done to get put in this position," said Scott, explaining that Casspi is remaining on the bench due to the play of Alonzo Gee and C.J. Miles.
"This is all based on my beliefs with the other two guys. He has to continue to do what he's been doing at practice every single day, continue to be the professional that he is.
"Omri's been great. As far as him playing, he's probably going to get another shot at it," Scott added.
"It's just a matter of time and me finagling some other lineups."
Scott also complemented Casspi on the way he has dealt with his recent benching.
"He's been great at practice.
He's been great in the games, cheering for his teammates," he said. "He's been a true professional in every sense of the word. I expect him to continue to be that way."
For the time being, at least, Casspi is determined to make the most of any chance he gets in Cleveland.
"It's been a while. It's been a good month I'm not playing.
"Basically from Hanukka, when my mother was in town," said Casspi, who also missed a few games in mid- December with gastroenteritis.
"I've got to work for my opportunity."
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Trevino Morales, known as "Z-40," was captured in Nuevo Laredo, in the biggest victory in President Enrique Pena Nieto's efforts against cartels, according to Mexican media.
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News: T.I. Breaks Silence On Jail Sentence, "I Didn't Write Too Much" [Video]
Friday, Apr 2, 2010 10:55AM
Grand Hustle leader T.I. recently opened up about his time behind bars and said his forthcoming solo album will be more "aggressive" than 2008's Paper Trail.
Although he has not yet chosen a title for the project, Tip claims he sounds like his "classic" self.
"I'm happy to be home," T.I. said in a video. "I learned a lot, grew a lot and now I think it's time to put all that to good use. I didn't write too much, people might thought I was doing a lot of writing but I didn't write that much, you know. I didn't get a lot of time to. It was a lot of activity around me so I wasn't really motivated to create. I just want to continue to maintain the level of success I've been fortunate to do over and over again over the years. Well, this album is different in many ways. I think that Paper Trail was a lot more about thoughts and this is more about feelings. And this is significantly more aggressive, at this point in the production. Who knows, I could do ten love songs tomorrow and change the direction but as of right now, it's going hard. It's going hard like classic T.I." (Trap Muzik)
The rapper was released from a halfway house under restrictions in late March.
T.I.'s attorney, Steve Sadow, tells TMZ the rapper -- who's been serving the last 30 days of his sentence under house arrest -- will officially be done today. T.I. will now be placed under 23 days of supervised release ... which means he'll have to be home by 11 PM unless he's performing, when he'll have to be in by 1 AM. The rapper -- real name Clifford Harris -- will also have to complete 400 hours of community service and will be on probation for three years. (TMZ)
Last month, Tip said there were plans to drop his next album in the summer.
"I really do appreciate the support and how hard y'all was going in during the brief hiatus," T.I. said during a conference all. "The support don't go unnoticed and I don't take it lightly. This marks a special day for us, because we putting out the first song off the album, not an official first single, just something to keep the streets warm. It's properly entitled 'I'm Back.' It's a lot of things that needed to be spoken on, you know. In my absence, it was a lot of things that went down, a lot of matters that needed to be addressed and this was the greatest platform for me to do it...Album drops August 24th, title? I got one but I ain't gonna say it yet. It was the first song I did when I came home. You get me fresh out the box going in. I'm sure you guys will enjoy it...Middle of April, beginning of May. Y'all gonna start seeing me. Y'all already know, once again it's on. Like we always do this time." (Rap Radar)
T.I.'s "Whatever You Like" hitmaker Jim Jonsin previously discussed the rapper's new album.
"It doesn't seem like he missed a beat," Jonsin said in an interview. "He was so upbeat, his spirits were up, and he's excited to be out and working. He hasn't changed, he sounded exactly like he did when I talked to him months before he went in. He's back in the studio. I sent him some music via email. He can work during the week and not on the weekend, I believe. He's definitely working on an album for this year right now." (Rap-Up)
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No Country For Old Men Movie Review
Bell's troubles kick off when a deputy makes the fatal mistake of arresting a pale man with a terrible bowl cut, properly named Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem). Chigurh strangles the deputy while his flailing boots leave a trail of scuff marks on the jail floor. As he makes his way back to his meeting spot, Llewelyn Moss (a near-stoic Josh Brolin) has come upon a massacre of drug runners in the California canyons and prairies. He leaves the drugs but takes a bag full of money for his own. Within hours, he is sending his wife to live with her mother and plotting the best way to shake the trail of dead that is left in his wake. A cocky fixer (Woody Harrelson) makes nothing but a blip on Chigurh's radar as he rifles through hotels and hospitals to find his money and the man who has "inconvenienced" him.
Adapted with a vice-grip from Cormac McCarthy's ferocious novel, No Country is the neo-western byproduct of a deranged and adrift zeitgeist. Bell constitutes a prolonged case of deja vu from when the West was a place where the law was respected though hardly ever obeyed. While Moss might dress and talk like a cowboy, he acts and thinks like a thief on the run: after the money is stolen, he is intermittently wounded or bleeding in some way for the rest of the film. Chigurh must have been spawned from an uncharted ring of hell to do half the things he does: using a cattle gun to dispatch human cattle and pop a few pesky locks, flipping a coin as a victim's last vestige of hope. One character, when questioned, diagnoses Chigurh's disposition as "not having a sense of humor."
The Coens have matured into deft directors of small action in haunted set pieces: a self-administered surgery in a hotel room, the securing and retrieval of the bag of money in a vent, a last-minute inspection of a crime scene. These are all moments of laconic tension that play out and blend into the blood-soaked décor of the film with rustled elegance. Even more, their touch with actors has become a refined skill. Jones has become a monument to "the old ways" in his own right but unlike his character in Paul Haggis' exceptional In the Valley of Elah, his dread and terror over the current state have become terminal here; his bracing yet defeated tone hangs over the film like a cracked bull skull. Bardem miraculously plays Chigurh without deluding his malevolence or turning him into a character. The scariest part of Bardem's groundbreaking performance is that he acts just a notch left of human.
Chigurh's rampage through California, shot like a suburb of purgatory by the extraordinary Roger Deakins, and Moss' inability to shake that bag of money become the death knell for the old ways, not to mention Bell's belief that he can do some good. The sheriff wrestles with his sense of discouragement and the feeling of being "outmatched" while sitting over a bad cup of coffee with his Uncle Ellis in one of the film's final scene. What becomes apparent in the Coens' film is echoed at the end of Ellis' hair-raising eulogy for the American conscience: "You can't stop what's coming."
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Ben Davidson, the hulking defensive end who starred for the Raiders in the 1960s before becoming a famous television pitch man, has died.
Raiders make donation to Oakland schools
The Raiders will give the Oakland school system more than $50,000 as part of a season-ticket drive designed to benefit Oakland schools.
These rookies could surprise in 2012
This year's crop of rookies has a lot to live up to after 2011's class, but we look at the third-rounders and below who could surprise in Year One.
Raiders' situation at CB cause for concern
The Raiders enter 2012 with plenty of question marks at cornerback and will need help from their safeties to mask the problems in coverage.
Man sentenced for killing Raiders star's daughter
A man has been sentenced to 55 years to life in prison for killing the daughter of former Oakland Raiders star Fred Biletnikoff in 1999.
Pryor looks to build on truncated rookie season
Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor is hoping to make a big leap in Year Two of his pro career after what was essentially a wasted rookie season.
Raiders add TE Humphrey
The Raiders signed TE Tory Humphrey, the team announced Tuesday. Humphrey spent the last three seasons with the Saints.
Managing expectations for Broncos this season
The Broncos and Peyton Manning have quite a few obstacles to overcome this season. PFW's Eric Edholm takes a closer look.
Raiders sign three draft picks
The Raiders announced the signings of three draft picks on Thursday, including DE Jack Crawford, a fifth-round pick from Penn State.
Reports: 2013 second-round pick completes Palmer trade
The Raiders will send a 2013 2nd-round pick to Cincinnati to complete the Carson Palmer trade, multiple media outlets reported.
Raiders re-sign DT Bryant
The Raiders have re-signed DT Desmond Bryant, the club announced Wednesday.
Raiders FB Reece signs ERFA tender
Raiders FB Marcel Reece signed his exclusive rights free-agent contract on Monday, ending his holdout.
McFadden looks strong, fast
Raiders RB Darren McFadden appeared to be fully healed from a foot injury at the team's OTAs, according to AFC Whispers.
Cardinals sign LB Groves
The Cardinals signed former Raiders unrestricted free-agent LB Quentin Groves on Thursday, the team confirmed.
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William Del Pilar reviews the latest injuries around the NFL at the running back position and how they fit into the 2012 fantasy season.
Moore caught five passes for 104 yards and a TD in Sunday's 23-20 loss to Atlanta.||||||| Moore, who has played in four of five games, is second on the Raiders with 12 catches for a first down.
Moorecaught three passes for 67 yards in Sunday's loss to the Dolphins.||||||| Moore missed the season opener against the San Diego Chargers with a hamstring injury.
The Oakland Raiders' thin receiving corps got a boost with Moore's return to practice from an injury.||||||| Moore practiced Thursday for the first time since Aug. 4 as he has been dealing with a hamstring injury first sustained during minicamp in June.
Moore caught four passes for 94 yards and a score in Saturday's 16-13 OT win at Kansas City.||||||| Moore will next try to take advantage of a Week 17 matchup with San Diego, which is eliminated from playoff contention.
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The first font has action thriller written all over it - "The Emissary!" Bold and cut like a body builder, the Emissary is a great all around tile font, but especially useful for dynamic themed projects. The font family includes thirteen (13) versions for different weights and effects and each has a full Latin character set. In addition, most of the letters vary between the upper and lower cases - the upper case letters have an upper-left horizontal serif while the the lower case letters do not (allowing for letters in the middle of a word to have better looking spacing than what you get using all caps).
The second font is Iconian's latest comic book/dialogue lettering font, "Overstreet Bible!" Named after the premeire comic book price guide published each year, Overstreet Bible is a super-clean dialogue font that looks great at even the smallest point sizes. The font looks nice at larger point sizes as well but was specifically designed to fit into dialogue ballons and text boxes. The font family includes sixteen (16) versions to allow for bold, italicized and other common formats for comic book lettering. Each version has a full Latin character set as well.
First is the ultra-modern title/display font, the "Quickening." The Quickening is a bold typeface, yet smooth and ergodynamic with fluid, almost soft, contours. It's futuristinc looking yet extremely legible. So the font is not just for sci-fi related uses but for any modern themed project. The font family includes a staggering twenty-four (24) versions for all kinds of options and effects and each has a full Latin character set. And most of the letters have alternate letter forms between the upper and lower cases so that you can mix and match for just the right look.
The second font is "Foucault." Named after the famous physicist and pendulum that elegantly showed the Earth's rotation, Foucualt is a likewise elegant uncial font with pleasing curves and letterforms. Very clean and legible, Foucault looks good at all but the smallest point sizes. Foucualt comes with fourteen (14) versions in the font family, each with a full Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro. And like the Quickening, there are a number of different lettersforms between the upper and lower cases.
First is "Underground Rose." Underground Rose is a different looking typeface that may at first seem hard to read, but when you step back and look at a line of text as a whole becomes suddenly legible, especially at smaller point sizes. Something of a "cypher" or "code" font, Underground Rose has an almost elegant feel to it. The ZIP file comes with nine (9) versions in the font family and each has a full Latin character set which include accents and the Euro.
Second is "Borgsquad." Modelled after the logo for the Battroborg toy line of battle robots, Borgsquad is an italicized font with several of the characters having the logo's descender stroke. There are also a number of different lettersforms between the upper and lower cases , including versions of the letters without the descenders. Borgsquad comes seven (7) versions in the font family (all italicized to a degree) each with a full Latin character and includes accents and the Euro.
Avenger, Interdiction, Nathan Brazil, OmegaForce, Ozda, Searider Falcon, Spy Agency, Tristram, USS Dallas, VX Rocket, Wars of Asgard, Wildcard
First is "Gentleman Caller," an elegant, and yet still bold, display font for projects needing a dash or two of added class. Charm your way into your audience with some smooth serifs and narrow letter forms. The Gentleman Caller font family comes with thirteen (13) versions for different weights and effects, plus each version of the font has a full Latin character set which include accents and the Euro. In addition, the capital letters are somewhat taller than the lower case letters to allow for the look of "capitalization."
Second is "Lethal Force." A fun futuristic font, Lethal Force looks like it is moving. The upper case has letterforms with a horizontal serif while the lower case does not. That way you can start off each word with a leftward pointing edge. The font family comes with eleven (11) versions, including my favorite shown in the black & white graphic below, Laser Italic. Each version of the font has a full Latin character and includes accents and the Euro.
First is "VX Rocket." My kids watch A LOT of the programs on the Disney channels and the ever-present Disney "XD" logo has become emblazoned in my mind because of that. It was very tricky to make a full alphabet just on the X and the D as a starting point, especially if you're trying to make the letters consistent with one another, but I think I've done it here with VX Rocket. The font includes a wide-ranging twenty-one (21) variations for lots of effects (such as the Chrome version used in the black & white graphic below). And each font includes a full Latin character set with accents.
Second is "Super Solider." "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is absolutely smashing the box office and overtaking theaters across the country, and the world! Seems the perfect time for releasing Super Soldier, a dingbat font celebrating all things Captain America. The font contains over one hundred fifty (150) glyphs of Captain America related silhouette and cut-out dings. Cap himself (older and newer versions), supporting cast (such as USAgent, Bucky Barnes and the Falcon), villains, logos and more! There are also dingbats in the extended character set so use of a character map will be extremely useful in exploring and using this font. All Captain America and related characters are owned by Marvel Entertainment Group, and as such this font is for personal entertainment use only and not for commercial use.
"From BOND With Love" is my latest stencil font, this one based on the old movie posters for the James Bond film "From Russia With Love." The font even includes the Soviet hammer and sickle symbol for the capital "O". Now all of us can have a license to kill and hunt for Cold War spies! The font family comes with a total of eleven (11) versions in the ZIP file and each version of the font family comes with a full Latin character set, including accents and the Euro.
Second is "Heroes Assemble Dingbats!" This dingbats set goes along with my Avengers homage font of the same name and contains over one hundred and twenty (120) glyphs of Avengers' silhouette and cut-out dings. Original members, newer members and members in between! From Iron Man to Jocasta, most members of the Avengers are represented here, including temporary or honorary members like the Thing and the original Captain Marvel. Use of a character map will be extremely useful in exploring and using this font. All Avenger characters are owned by Marvel Entertainment Group, and as such this font is for personal entertainment use only and not for commercial use.
First is "Iapetus," my newest sci-fi font. An elongated typeface with smooth letters and a distinctive "H," Iapetus is the latest in a long line of Iconian futuristic fonts. The family includes a wide-ranging seventeen (17) variations for lots of effects (such as the Gradient version used in the black & white graphic below). Plus there are a number of different letter forms between the upper and lower cases for mixing and matching to get the best look for you. As usual, Iapetus includes a full Latin character set with accents.
Second is "X-Fighters," an overdue dingbats font. X-Fighters contains over two hundred (200) glyphs of X-Men related silhouette and cut-out dings. Old members, newer members, supporting cast, villains, logos and more! From Wolverine to Magma, X-Fighters includes members from not only the X-Men but other related "X-teams" such as X-Force and the New Mutants. In the extended character set there are also additional dings of some of the more popular X-Men characters such as Nightcrawler and Cyclops. Use of a character map will be extremely useful in exploring and using this font. All X-Men and related characters are owned by Marvel Entertainment Group, and as such this font is for personal entertainment use only and not for commercial use. Make mine Marvel!!!
First, the new font - "In-House Edition" is Iconian's newest cartoon lettering font. While it was designed for comic book and cartoon title purposes, In-House Edition can also be used for text dialogue if the point size is increased just enough to make out the words' details. In-House Edition comes with the customary full character set with accents and the Euro. Plus the font comes with fifteen (15) versions in the font family. Let the cartooning begin!
The "old" one" is version 2 of the Starblazer's tribute font "Space Cruiser." This one was was just painful to look at in the font editor - made my eyes hurt! Version 2 of Space Cruiser overhauls the entire font for better quality, spacing and proportions. The punctuation marks have been made much more legible, and the font now sports a full Latin chatacter set. With a few new editions to the font family, Space Cruiser now comes with nineteen (19) variations in the ZIP file. Version 2 also has several more Yamato/Argo dingbats!
Note: the color graphic below only downloads the base "Wolf's Bane" package and not the other two shown below in the black and white graphics.
First is the Frankenstein font. Yes, a Frankenstein font was released just a few days ago, but this one is made of planks! Bolted and nailed together, "Frank-n-Plank is built entirely of 2x4's. If you texture the font with a wood theme, they're wood planks; or if you texture it with a metal texture, they're metal planks - whatever material you need the letters to be! Frank-n-Plank comes with an array of twenty (2o) variations and includes a full Latin character set, including the Euro.
Next is the wolfman font, "Dire Wolf!" Covered in bristling fur, Dire Wolf packs the savagery and wildness of a man turned beast. Not even a silver bullet can harm any project you use this font for! Dire Wolf also comes with an appropriate number of variations in the font family - thirteen (13). And as usual, each version contains a full Latin character set with accents and the Euro. So go bark at the moon!!!
First is "Tigershark." Tigershark is a sleek sans serif title font that's broad and modern. With the letters having exacting consistency and bold angles, i's straight-forward design makes this an all-purpose font for any project needing clean, modern caps. Tigershark also comes with an amazing twenty-one (21) variations for lots of effects and lost of flexibility. Includes a full Latin character set, including the Euro and accents.
Next is "Typhoon," a tall but bold headline font that shows "vintage" logos can still hold up to this day. The font is derived from the branding on an old Electrolux appliance circa the 50's. Based off the letters on the appliance that said "Electrolux," the rest of the letters extrapolated into a font that looks like it walked right out a corporate board room today. Typhoon comes (13) versions in the font family, each with a full Latin character set. There are also a number of different versions of the letters between the upper and lower cases.
Starting with the new one, "YAY USA" is a mongram font inspired by the shirts worn by the 2012 US Olympics team. The upper and lower cases have the letters for the left and right sides of the monogram. Then the numerals, punctuation and accented characters include four different versions for the "middle" mongram letter. These four versions allow four different monogram styles as shown in the black & white graphic below. Use of a character map program will be very helpful in using this font. Also, while the font was meant to be for monograms, the black & white graphic below also shows how the font's upper and lower case letters can be used for other display text like any other font. YAY USA also includes seven (7) different versions.
The "old" one" is version 3 of "Han Solo." Han Solo was another older font that was in desperate need of a face-lift, and version three overhauls almost the entire font for better quality, spacing and proportions, plus a number of alternate letter forms between the cases. Version 3 also includes kerning, a better extended character set and twenty-four (24) versatile variations with all kinds of sizes and effects. Note that versions of the obligatory Star Wars "S" (as opposed to the normal "S" in the font) can be found in the ~ and ` characters. May the Force be with you (and Chewbacca)!
The first is "Alexis." Version 3 is a complete re-working of the font. There were too many letters that had drastically different weights, a lot of the basic punctuation, well, sucked and there was no extended character set. Version 3 addresses all of these points and also provides more uniform spacing as well as kerning. Version 3 also includes nineteen (19) different variations much like all of my newer fonts to provide lots of options for the designer.
Second is "Alien League," an update thirteen years in the making! Wow did this one need it too. A lot of basic punctuation was missing much less an extended character set. There were some absolutely awful characters and a whole lot of character dimensions were off from letter to letter. Version 2 overhauls the font from top to bottom. Now there is a full character set and 26 variations of the typeface, half of them being for a second version of the basic font with the letters more closely spaced together (in addition to the original "movie title" spaced letters).
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The Labyrinth of Jareth
It's the Labyrinth of Jareth, an elaborate masquerade ball which annually takes place over one weekend in late June or early July.
Anime Expo 2012
We're back and we have a ton of photos from AX 2012 to post for you….yes…an actual TON…I weighed them. Stayed tuned here and our social media feeds to see all the great cosplayers who came out for this event.
WonderCon Gallery – Updated
We have so many great photos to post from last weekends WonderCon. Check back tonight for even more! Are you featured in our gallery? Let us know at email@example.com
Anime Expo 2012
Anime Expo, the largest convention for anime and manga fans returns to Los Angeles from June 29 to July 2, 2012.


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Thousands of people from Indiana and surrounding counties visit Blue Spruce Park every year in order to marvel at our world class holiday light spectacle. The event requires months of preparation, hundredss of man-hours and many thousands of dollars in order to present the show. Please help us to sponsor the "Festival of Lights" by becoming a sponsor today!
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Dec. 5th through Dec. 8th
Dec. 12th through Jan. 1, 2014
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Visits with Santa: Santa brings fun
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Gift Shop: The Festival Gift Shop,
located in the Lakeside Center, is the ideal place to
find unique, locally-made crafts. The gift shop is open from 5:30 to 9:30 PM on the days that the light festival is open to the public. (The gift shop closes for the year on the evening of the December 23.)
A map with written directions is available here. If you have
any questions about the Festival of Lights, contact the parks office.
Are you new to the festival of lights? You may want to watch the above "drive thru" video of the festival or take a photographic
"virtual" tour of our festival of lights.
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In process of setting up Sharepoint VLE and have just had external access enabled.
How do YOU access your VLE in/out of school? Do you use local address i.e. http://servername/vle or use external address?
As I've created a custom menu bar and created hyperlinks to the page intended, these links don't work externally as they are local addresses pointing to internal server) but I've noticed with the default menu bar out of the box the links automatically change depending if you've navigated internally or externally.
Ideally, I would like internal adresses to be used in school as it authenticated automatically with the domain and staff don't have to log in. How's your set up?
I have a couple more questions but I'll have to remember them.
Thanks a bunch.


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Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C.
MPI researchers and representatives from London and Detroit discuss the policies and strategies used—both at national and local levels—to attract immigrants into local economies and the challenges faced in doing so.
A discussion of MPI's estimates on the size of the DACA population nationally and for 25 key states, as well as application rates and analysis of the program's challenges and achievements.
This telebriefing by Doris Meissner and Marc Rosenblum of MPI examines factors behind the flow of unaccompanied children from Central America and Mexico to the United States, which has surged 90 percent since last year. The talk also previews a policy brief on unaccompanied minors that MPI will release in July.
A discussion on policies regarding immigrant parent detentions and deportations, related child protection issues, and the implications for the immigration enforcement and child welfare systems. This event is also the release of a related Women's Refugee Commission toolkit for detained or deported parents and those who work on the issue.
A telebriefing examining the realities of European policy on immigration and asylum, and future agenda.
This event with UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres includes a discussion on the state of citizen security in Central America and the resulting humanitarian impact, featuring findings from Children on the Run, a UNHCR report based on interviews with more than 400 unaccompanied children from the region.
Panelists from the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies and Kids in Need of Defense discuss their findings regarding how unaccompanied children are processed through the U.S. immigration system, along with recommendations for improvements in the process to ensure the protection of these minors.
Showcasing MPI's volume, Managing Borders in an Increasingly Borderless World, this panel discussion offers perspectives on border policy management from leading officials in the United States, Canadian, and Mexican governments
This public briefing in Guatemala City (conducted in both English and Spanish) highlighted MPI's Regional Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration and Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America, which outlines the demographic, economic, and social forces reshaping Mexico and Central America and changing migration dynamics with the United States.
MPI analysts discuss the most significant changes that have occurred in the immigration arena in the decade since the September 11, 2001 attacks.
This webinar examines how New York and Illinois have proactively engaged Limited English Proficient (LEP) communities to obtain workforce services.
This webinar discusses labor enforcement laws during the Clinton, Bush, and Obama administrations and chronicles gaps in labor protection, while also discussing the elements necessary for an effective labor standards enforcement system and why labor standards enforcement should become a pillar of immigration policymaking.
This webinar features a presentation by Marc R. Rosenblum, MPI Senior Policy Analyst and report co-author, on MPI's recommendations and the report's findings, as well as proposed Congressional approaches to employment verification.


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The Presidents Cup will play catch-up again on Sunday morning, trying to finish up four matches that were suspended Saturday night as darkness fell at Muirfield Village. There have been significant rain delays, totaling more than five hours, in each of the first three days of competition this week. The Tour was already up against it yesterday trying to finish four Foursomes matches at the crack of dawn, and then complete 10 more matches over two sessions for sun-up to sun-down golf. But a midday delay ensured things would carry over to Sunday.
The last four Foursomes matches will resume at 7:35 a.m. ET on Sunday. The last match is currently on the 10th hole, as Matt Kuchar and Tiger Woods begin the back nine 1-down to the International pair of Brendon de Jonge and Ernie Els. Here's where all four of those Saturday Foursomes matches are out on the course:
|Match Progress
|International Pairing
|USA Pairing
|USA wins, 4&3
|Marc Leishman & Richard Sterne
|Jason Dufner & Zach Johnson
|All Square thru 13
|Jason Day & Graham DeLaet
|Phil Mickelson & Keegan Bradley
|INTL 3up thru 12
|Louis Oosthuizen & Charl Schwartzel
|Webb Simpson & Brandt Snedeker
|USA 2up thru 10
|Adam Scott & Hideki Matsuyama
|Steve Stricker & Bill Haas
|INTL 2up thru 9
|Ernie Els & Brendon de Jonge
|Matt Kuchar & Tiger Woods
So those matches will resume at 7:35 ET, but by 8 a.m., the captains for each team will set the order and matchups for the originally scheduled 12 Sunday singles matches.
Presidents Cup and PGA Tour officials are then planning to start the singles matches about an hour after the pairings announcement, with the first tee time approximately at 9 a.m. ET. There will then be 12 one-on-one matches going off the first tee in about 11-minute intervals, trying to get one team to 17.5 points on another day where rain is possible.
UPDATE: Here are the Sunday singles order and matchups:
Match 23
Ernie Els vs. Steve Stricker -- 10:03 a.m.
Match 24
Hideki Matsuyama vs. Hunter Mahan -- 9:30 a.m.
Match 25
Brendon de Jonge vs. Jason Dufner -- 10:14 a.m.
Match 26
Jason Day vs. Brandt Snedeker -- 9:41 a.m.
Match 27
Graham DeLaet vs. Jordan Spieth -- 9:52 a.m.
Match 28
Adam Scott vs. Bill Haas -- 10:25 a.m.
Match 29
Branden Grace vs. Zach Johnson -- 10:36 a.m.
Match 30
Marc Leishman vs. Matt Kuchar -- 10:47 a.m.
Match 31
Richard Sterne vs. Tiger Woods -- 10:58 a.m.
Match 32
Charl Schwartzel vs. Keegan Bradley -- 11:09 a.m.
Match 33
Louis Oosthuizen vs. Webb Simpson -- 11:20 a.m.
Match 34
Angel Cabrera vs. Phil Mickelson -- 11:31 a.m.
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• Lindsey Vonn drops baby squirrel on Tiger | Mascot Sammy returned home
• GIFS Keegan Bradley drive drills fan in head | Dufner don't care, loads up on 1st tee
• Kuchar, Tiger choreograph 'Fresh Prince' homage | Kooch takes credit, calls Woods his 'Carlton'
• Stricker, Tiger lead USA to Day 1 lead | 'He took care of me' Spieth says of Stricker
• Profiling all 24 players competing at the 2013 Presidents Cup


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Larry Dean Avants
Born on Jan. 30, 1954
VAN VLECK - Larry Dean Avants, 59, of Van Vleck passed away Wednesday, May 15, 2013 while vacationing in the Bahamas. He was born to Herbert and Mary Louise Avants on January 30, 1954 in Corpus Christi, TX. He is survived by his wife Vicky Cross Avants to whom he was married on August 4, 1972.
Also surviving are his mother Mary Louise Jones of Jacksonville; father Herbert Avants of Bay City; two sons Keith (Elvie) Avants of Krum and Scott (Michelle) Avants of Sweeny; six grandchildren Madison, Christopher, Sidney, Cort, Cassy, and Miranda; two sisters: Sheri (Paul) Richardson of Van Vleck and Peggy (Gerald) Brietzke of Bay City; two brothers Stanley (Judy) Avants of Rusk and Herbert (Ann) Avants also of Rusk; along with Numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Larry was a long time resident of Matagorda County. He was a dedicated employee of Enterprise Crude Oil where he worked as a Trucking Supervisor. Everyone who encountered him was considered a friend and was honored to have met him. Larry was a loving and dedicated husband of 40 years, a supportive father who always knew the answer and a devoted grandfather. He enjoyed cruises with his wife, camping with friends and family, the Texas Rangers, NHRA drag racing, target shooting, and spending quality time with his grandchildren.
The family will receive visitors Tentatively from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Thursday, May 23, 2013 at the funeral home. The funeral service is Tentatively set for 10:00 AM Friday, May 24, 2013 at Taylor Bros. Funeral Home with Deacon Guadalupe "Wally" Rodriguez of Holy Cross Catholic Church officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck.
Pallbearers will be: Kim Abshier, David T. Gibbens, Otto "Rocky" Janssen III, Sean Klaiber, Brandon Richardson, and Jonthen "Sweaty" Times. Honorary Pallbearers will be: Patrick Bramble, Gerald Brietzke, Jeffrey Cross, Scott Harris, David Klaiber, Neil Richardson, and Paul Richardson.
Condolences may be shared with the family by visiting www.taylorbros.net.
Arrangements are with Taylor Bros. Funeral Home (979) 245-4613.


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Severe weather sweeping through Georgia brought down a tree on top of Pedro Gorosquieta Orosco's mini-van on Wednesday. The tree crushed the vehicle and killed the father of five.
A few hours later and nearly 200 miles away, Becca Brown received a phone call from the guidance counselor at the school fourth grader Floribel Gorosquieta attends.
Brown is Floribel's mentor, and has been for two years now. The University of Georgia Athens sophomore started meeting with Floribel in the fall of 2012. Since then they spend an hour together once a week at Floribel's school during the school year.
Brown was shocked by the news and felt that she needed to do something to help Floribel and her family. "For a normal family, it would be a tragedy. But for this family it's more than that. They feel like their world is falling apart," said Brown.
The Gorosquietas were barely getting by before Pedro Gorosquieta died. He was the sole bread-winner for the family, his wife unable to work or drive.
Having visited Floribel's home a few times, her biggest concern was to make sure the family had what it needed. "I remember saying to my mom, 'I would really love just to raise a few hundred dollars to help them with the groceries,'" said Brown.
She ended up turning to a familiar solution, a crowd-funding web site called GoFundMe.com, which she used to raise money for a mission trip once before.
After setting up the web page she called her best friend since fifth grade, and a fellow UGA student, Harley Paul, to share what she did. "She was like hey, 'I've set up a go fund me page. Let's do this together. I'm sure all of our friends and family would be loving to help out.' So that's when I set up the page and it immediately got lots of feedback," said Paul.
Donations on the two pages ranged from $5 to $500. Some donors left names or comments, others just gave the money anonymously.
Brown's page quickly spread around social media eventually being shared on Facebook by more than 950 people.
Her initial goal of $1,000 was shattered soon after the page went live. She revised the goal to $2,000. Then revised it again to $5,000; and finally it went through one more revision to $10,000 before she closed the page on Monday night.
In five days, Brown and Paul raised more than $11,000 for the Gorosquieta family.
They would have loved to keep accepting donation, but in order to get the money to the family, they needed to close the donation window in order to collect the money and bring it to them before heading back to Albany, GA, for the summer.
Even though the two are amazed at the incredible generosity they have witnessed, Brown and Paul have grown close to the children they mentor.
They are sad and a little concerned about what will happen to the Gorosquieta family.
Will they stay in the Athens area, or move closer to the mother's family out of state? Could the day Brown and Paul drop off the money be the last time they see the children they mentor?
Such a thing is possible, but they certainly hope it will not turn out that way.
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Anton Yelchin has numerous pop culture ties
There may be someone out there, but I'm having trouble thinking of any actor associated with as any huge pop culture franchises as Anton Yelchin. Harrison Ford comes close.
In 2009, Yelchin became part of the massive "Star Trek" world when he played Chekov in the feature film that relaunched the space franchise. Once a person is associated with a "Star Trek" project, they have a fan base for life.
That same year, he played Kyle Reese in "Terminator Salvation." That movie franchise doesn't have as many fans as "Star Trek," but few things do. It's still a feather in his pop culture hat.
You can add two more treks into the pop culture world for Yelchin as he provides the voice of Clumsy Smurf in "The Smurfs" and takes over the role of Charley in the re-imagining of the 1985 cult horror classic "Fright Night."
All he needs is for George Lucas to make another "Star Wars" movie and Yelchin could be the king of pop culture.
For now, he'll have to be content with going back to roles he's played in previous films. During an interview for "Fright Night," Yelchin reveals what he doesn't know about upcoming film projects.
"They are making another 'Star Trek' movie but I don't know when it starts. And, I have no information on what's happening with the 'Terminator' franchise," Yelchin says. "They just loop me in when they need me."


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side. The drive wheels have built-in bearings, so they
attach onto the ends of the axle with another nut,
sprocket side in.
Angle-iron crosspieces connect the risers' tops
and bottoms together in back, forming a box shape
at the back of the frame. Flat steel braces further
reinforce the risers by angling up diagonally from
the bottoms of the risers, near the axle, to the left
and right runners (Figure L).
6. Mount the motors.
The motor mounts were the most difficult part of
the frame to plan. The motor sprockets need to align
precisely with the wheel sprockets, but the motor
positions must also be adjustable, to set proper
tension on the chain. I mounted the motors to 8"
lengths of angle iron, which in turn bolted through
longitudinal slots in the runners, so they could slide
forward and backward before tightening down.
The angle-iron plates have 2 holes for mounting,
one in front of the motor and one behind it (Figure M).
To mark where the slots need to be, line up the mounting plates (preferably with the motor mounted) onto
the runners as far back as you can without hitting
any other bolts underneath the frame. Use a Sharpie
to mark the mounting hole positions on the runners,
then move the motors forward 2" and mark the new
positions. I drilled one hole at each mark and used a
Dremel tool with a cutoff wheel to cut out the rest.
Mount the sprockets to the motors' shafts, using
a Woodruff key if your motors have a slotted bore.
With the motors slid all the way toward the back of
the frame, wrap the #25 chain around each motor
and wheel sprocket pair, and mark where they
overlap. Check that they're the same length for both
sides, or else the bot won't drive straight!
Cut the 2 pieces of chain and connect them
around the sprockets using the universal chain links.
To tension the chains, loosen the motor mounts and
slide them forward until there's good tension on the
chain, then tighten the bolts back up (Figure N).
Now you can try generating some electricity. Connect a voltage meter to one set of motor terminals,
push the bot around, and watch the motor work in
reverse as a generator.
7. Attach the mower deck.
You need to suspend the lawn mower deck level, at
its normal working height. Make sure the mower's
original wheels are all adjusted to their center position. Measure the wheels' radius and subtract it
from the height of the Lawnbot frame. Cut 4 pieces
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CHORLEY make the trip to Derbyshire tomorrow to take on relegation-threatened Ilkeston Town on the back of a defeat that meant they missed the chance to go top of the Evo-Stik League Premier Division.
The Magpies remain in second, behind FC United on goal difference, after going down 2-1 at title outsiders Ashton United on Wednesday night.
Ashton took the lead in the ninth minute through Jason Gorton but after James Dean had a goal controversially ruled out for offside, captain Andy Teague restored parity for Garry Flitcroft's side in the 52nd minute.
And that was the way it way it stayed until 11 minutes from time when Ashton scored their winner through Dale Johnson.
Chorley's fourth loss in seven league matches blew the title race wide open. The top four teams, who all have eight games to play, are now separated by just three points.
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After a three-match losing run Padiham will look to return to winning ways tomorrow at fellow strugglers New Mills, while Clitheroe are at Radcliffe.
In the North West Counties League Premier Division Colne are at home to Stockport Sports while second-from-bottom Bacup and Rossendale Borough travel to table-topping Runcorn Linnets in desperate need of a win.
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UPDATE — the first apparently legit video of the meteor:
@antderosa Saw meteor (if that's what it was) flying east from corner of 90th/Lex. during run to Central Park
— Matt McCullough (@McCulloughSprts) March 23, 2013
According to users on Twitter, a meteor was spotted up and down the East Coast tonight. Users from New York City, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C., have been sending tweets about the meteor. According to the Weather Channel's Twitter account, the meteor has been spotted as far as north as Boston, Massachussettes, and as far south as Richmond, Virginia. According to Twitter reports, the meteor landed on the Maryland/Delaware border.
FLASH: Reports of a possible meteor seen on U.S. Eastern Seaboard; sightings from upstate New York to northern Virginia.
— Bloomberg News (@BloombergNews) March 23, 2013
Here are 20 tweets from people who saw the meteor:
Big #meteor over New York. (Or maybe rocket). Twitter confirmed I didn't make it up, at least.
— Graham Stanton (@grahamstanton) March 23, 2013
Just saw a meteor!!!
— Rachel (@rachelrrose) March 23, 2013
I've been walking outside for hours and I missed the meteor? I'm furious. Never going outside again.
— Patrick Cotnoir (@patrickcotnoir) March 23, 2013
RT @umassjsp: @patrickdehahn @capitalweather I saw the meteor in Worcester Mass…fireball in sky heading south.
— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) March 23, 2013
"@weatherchannel: Meteor observed over the skies of Manhattan within the past few minutes. Twitter search: bit.ly/11tQl88" Saw it!
— Lindsay Listanski (@LListanski) March 23, 2013
Missed the #meteor sighting in manhattan. Darnit!
— Matthew Johnson (@mattjoh) March 23, 2013
Jk it wasnt a meteor IT WAS A UFO
— Jenny Heintz (@jennyheintz) March 23, 2013
Twitter saying #meteor seen as far south as Richmond VA so far…
— Jason Thomas (@JDeanThomas) March 23, 2013
Reports coming in of a Meteor seen along the east coast.
— Dave Lucas (@davelucas) March 23, 2013
I guess I missed a meteor. Damn.
— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) March 23, 2013
120% positive I just saw a meteor burn up in the atmosphere.Very very bright green.Awesome.
— Chris Lanfranco (@FooFranco) March 23, 2013
Def saw it over NYC RT @breakingweather: Reports, from Florida to Mass, of a large meteor being spotted between 7:55 and 8:03 p.m. EDT.
— Christopher Licata (@Licatacs) March 23, 2013
Saw the #meteor from #Queens, blueish streak came out fo the clouds, seemed to heading NE to SW over Jersey
— Nick Rafter (@NRafter) March 23, 2013
Update: Possible meteorite landing near Maryland/Delaware line. A Crew on their way to a suspected landing spot. – @wboc #Meteor
— Aaron (- AAA -) (@AboveAverageA) March 23, 2013
There was a meteor over NYC about 45 minutes ago, and I saw the flash from it, and it turns out it was a metor, I MISSED IT AND IM MAD
— Teejay (@teejsuxx) March 23, 2013
@t_lo_7 I wish I saw it! I hear we're all going to die in 7 days from a meteor so I'm drinking.
— UKnowWhat2Do (@UKnowWhat2Do) March 23, 2013
Of course there was a meteor that just flew over us, sky was big green flash, cool fireball. Went from Boston to D.C. #endoftheworld
— Debra Sherman (@DebSherman1969) March 23, 2013
Raymond and I saw a meteor earlier. Apparently, others have too.
— Jimmy Baez (@thiscityishell) March 23, 2013
Was that a meteor passing over NYC — or one of Obama's drones?
— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) March 23, 2013
According to a tipster in the comments section below (below), the meteor was spotted in Virginia and emitted a green light. Let us know if you have any tips or photos!


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Back in March, I've conducted a poll about this new season. If you've missed it, or if you want to submit a new entry based on the latest info, pls feel free to do so.
With 5 new comers and no established "stars," this season has the most unknowns, and thus the most fun in guessing. Fans keep arguing and here's one way to determine definitively and objectively who makes a better prediction. The questions here are all designed to be quantifiable such that we don't end up arguing who's "better."
I'll take entries up to the tip-off of the first EXHIBITION game. The reason is, seeing who starts in the exhibition game (or who plays well in it) gives a strong advantage in guessing who will start in the first REGULAR season game, and I want to be fair to those who submitted their answers in March.
Here are the questions:
1. What is the starting lineup in the first REGULAR season game? (each correct player = 0.2 point)
2. What is the starting lineup in the first B1G Tourney game? (each correct player = 0.2 point)
3. How many total wins?
4. What place we finish in the B1G?
5. Who will be our most productive frosh? (To make it objective, define "most productive" as TOTAL points + rebounds + assists + steals + blocks - Turnover; and yes, Hale is also considered a frosh despite being 40 yrs old)
6. Who will be more productive, Hale or Lawson or
Simpson Davis (same definition, productive = TOTAL points + rebounds + assists + steals + blocks - Turnover; back in March, the comparison was the 3 young PFs, but given the recent news on Simpson's conditioning, I'm changing it to Davis here to make it more meaningful)
7. Who will have a better season, Ronnie Johnson or Lewis Jackson? (As a more equal comparison, let's use LewJack's JUNIOR season in which he avg 8 pts, 3 rebs, 4 asts. Again, "better" is defined as TOTAL points + rebounds + assists + steals + blocks - Turnovers.
8. Rank the top 3 scorers (points awarded only if you get the ORDER correct)
9. Rank the top 3 rebounders (points awarded only if you get the ORDER correct)
10. Who is the breakout player of the year? (This is a bit subjective, but I think each year there seems to be a consensus. For example, Ryne Smith in 2010-11 and DJ Byrd in 2011-12. Also, a freshman can be included too, but there needs to be a surprise element beyond his rating, so for example, Trey Burke will win it in Michigan but Oladipo will win over Cody Zeller in Indiana b/c Zeller comes in as baby Jesus to the folks in Bloomington despite AAMB Boiler pretty much shattered that myth)
(The next three questions are used for tie-breaker)
Tie breaker 1: Will there be a red-shirt next season?
Tie breaker 2: Will someone leave the team (whether transfer or dismissal) next season?
Tie breaker 3: As a team, what will be our FT%?


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K387.P65 .T73 2012 Transitions : legal change, legal meanings / edited by Austin Sarat Transitional justiceLaw -- Political aspectsJustice, Administration of -- Political aspectsRule of lawJudicial review
K559 .M48 2012 Methods of comparative law / edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri Comparative lawLaw -- Methodology
K564.C6 .C635 2012 Configuring the networked self : law, code, and the play of everyday practice / Julie E. Cohen Information networks -- Law and legislationData protection -- Law and legislationCopyright and electronic data processingInternet -- Law and legislation -- Social aspects
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K736 .S45 2012 Cross-border real estate practice / Terry A. Selzer. Conflict of laws -- Real property.Conflict of laws -- Juristic acts.Real property -- United States.Real estate investment -- United States.
K1315 .R46 2012 Research handbook on the economics of corporate law / edited by Claire A. Hill, Brett H. McDonnell Corporation law -- Economic aspectsCommercial law -- Economic aspects
K3248.C55 H37 2012 Aboriginal child welfare, self-government and the rights of indigenous children : protecting the vulnerable under international law / by Sonia Harris-Short Indigenous children -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- CanadaIndigenous children -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Australia
K3254 .N66 2011 Hate speech revisited : a comparative and historical perspective on hate speech law in the Netherlands and England & Wales / Marloes van Noorloos Hate speech -- NetherlandsHate speech -- EnglandHate speech -- Wales
K3260 .W35 2012 The human right to water : significance, legal status and implications for water allocation / Inga T. Winkler Right to water
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K4450 .W66 2012 Sovereign finance and the poverty of nations : odious debt in international law / Yvonne Wong Debts, PublicDebts, Public -- Law and legislationDebts, ExternalDebts, External -- Law and legislation
KD4080 .B73 2012 Proportionality and deference under the UK Human Rights Act : an institutionally sensitive approach / Alan D. P. Brady Great Britain. Human Rights Act 1998Civil rights -- Great Britain
KE7739.L3 .A74 2012 Keeping the land : Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, reconciliation and Canadian law / Rachel Ariss Indians of North America -- Land tenure -- Ontario, NorthernIndians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Ontario, NorthernKitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First NationPlatinum mines and mining -- Ontario, Northern
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KF695 .P59 2012 Mortgage lending / Andrew G. Pizor, Carolyn L. Carter, Tara Twomey contributing authors, Alys I. Cohen ... [et al.] Mortgage loans -- Law and legislation -- United StatesMortgage loans -- Corrupt practices -- United StatesLoan workouts -- United StatesReal estate investment -- Law and legislation -- United StatesConsumer protection -- Law and legislation -- United States
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KF1425 .H47 2012 Inside straight : advice about lawyering, in-house and out, that only the Internet could provide / Mark Herrmann Corporate legal departments -- United StatesCorporate lawyers -- United States -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
KF1975 .A25 2012 International trade : agreements, laws and rules / John Joseph Edwards and Jeffery F. Ward, editors Foreign trade regulation -- United StatesForeign trade regulation
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KF3133.B56 A86 2012 ANDA litigation : strategies and tactics for pharmaceutical patent litigators / Kenneth L. Dorsney, editor-in-chief Biotechnology -- United States -- PatentsPatent laws and legislation -- United StatesDrugs -- Law and legislation -- United StatesPharmacy -- Law and legislation -- United StatesPharmaceutical industry -- United StatesPatent suits -- United StatesPharmaceutical industry
KF3775 .N473 2012 The NEPA litigation guide / Albert M. Ferlo, Karin P. Sheldon, and Mark Squillace, editors United States. National Environmental Policy Act of 1969Environmental law -- United States
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KF8972 .A855 2012 Inside jurors' minds : the hierarchy of juror decision- making : a primer on the psychology of persuasion : a trial lawyer's guide to understanding how jurors think / Carol B. Anderson Jury -- United States -- Decision makingTrial practice -- United States -- Psychological aspects
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KJC6920 .A93 2011 Achieving the single European sky : goals and challenges / editors-in-chief, Daniel Calleja Crespo and Pablo Mendes de Leon Aeronautics -- Law and legislation -- EuropeAir traffic rules -- Europe
KJE3275 .S62 2012 Social inclusion and social protection in the EU : interactions between law and policy / Bea Cantillon, Herwig Verschueren, Paula Ploscar (eds.). Social integration -- Government policy -- European Union countries -- Congresses.Social security -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries -- Congresses.
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KJE5472 .E97 2012 The European Court of Justice and the autonomy of the member states / Hans-W. Micklitz, Bruno De Witte, (editors) Court of Justice of the European CommunitiesConflict of laws -- Jurisdiction -- European Union countries
KKV542 .S67 2012 Reconstructing marriage : the legal status of relationships in a changing society / Caroline Sorgjerd Marriage law -- SwedenSame-sex marriage -- Law and legislation -- SwedenSame-sex marriage -- Law and legislation -- NetherlandsSame-sex marriage -- Law and legislation -- SpainUnmarried couples -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- SwedenUnmarried couples -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- European Union countries
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Snow Lion starts gently and steepens at two distinct sections. The first steep section is at a constriction in route. If you look closely the snow pulls away from the rocks underneath and some crevasse type features come to the surface. Punching through would not be advised! The second steep section is right at the ridge crest. As you near the ridge crest the route steepens considerably and the snow got rotten. The snow on our June 24th ascent was in great shape with the exception of the last 200'. The face gets an early sun hit and the top had taken a considerable amount of sun be the time we topped out.
Snow Lion is located on the south east face of Jasper Peak. Use the approach to Diamond Lake and then Upper Diamond Lake to get the base of the climb. It is located to climbers right of a broken rock rib extending from the summit of Jasper Peak. The northeast slopes route is an easy descent from the summit, but sliding down Gateraid will return you to the base of Snow Lion.
100' 8mm rope with three pickets. A selection of tri-cams and pieces up to 3/4" may be useful to protect the last 100'.


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Pretty much nailed it.. Not really a string for the masses. A very average string in many ways expect for control and tension maintenance. A high end users string that comes along with a high price. You would have to be a very strong and hard hitting player to get the best attributes from this string.
I agree with this. I think many people who playtested this string were expecting extra spin and magic to help their games. This string is better if you create your own spin and power and want great control and tension maintenance. It is not a string for people who cant generate heavy spin on their own. Basically, if you cant hit with pretty big spin using syn gut, 4g is not for you.
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Stealth Software to present on opening day at The Third ASE International Conference on Cyber Security - Stanford, CA, USA - May 27 - 31, 2014 - at the Academy of Science and Engineering. The Third ASE International Conference on Cyber Security is a leading international forum for cyber security researchers, practitioners, developers, and users to explore cutting-edge ideas and results, and to exchange techniques, tools, and experiences. The conference seeks submissions from academia, governme
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Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Third Tuesday
of each month
TIME: 9:00 a.m.
- 4:00 p.m.
To schedule an
appointment with representative, visit the TIAA-CREF
website or call 800-732-8353.