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LAFAYETTE, La. - Bryant Mbamalu and Elridge Moore scored 15 points a piece as the Ragin' Cajuns tipped off the 2012-13 season with a 90-79 win over Oakland on Sunday in the Cajundome.
"That's a pretty good win for us," head coach Bob Marlin said. "Oakland is a team that has been to postseason for four straight years and I am sure that come next March, they will make it five.
"We passed the ball really well today. Oakland had it real congested in the lane so we needed to make the extra pass to find the open man and we did. For us to win this year, we are going to need to do that. We have to pass the ball and be aggressive at both ends of the court.
"I liked the balance in our lineup today. To have four scorers in the 14-15 point range shows our depth and balance. It is a good sign. We even got a spark off the bench by Steven (Wronkoski), who had nine points and didn't miss a shot.
"We weren't very good in transition early in the game and Oakland scored a couple of easy baskets. We got better and adjusted and took that aspect of the game away," Marlin added.
The Cajuns jumped on Oakland right out of the gates as Mbamalu scored a quick layup shortly after tip and Louisiana opened the game on an 8-2 run.
The rest of the first half went back-and-forth as the 2,025 fans in attendance saw over half the shots drop with Louisiana shooting 50 percent from the field and Oakland shooting 54 percent.
With the Cajuns leading the opening five minutes of the game, Oakland never trailed for the remaining of the first half and headed into the locker room holding a 42-37 advantage. Oakland's Duke Mondy led all scorers in the first half of action with 14 points and Shawn Long led the Cajuns with ten.
Louisiana hit a pair of early 3-pointers to take the lead in the opening minutes of the second stanza and did not trail for the remainder of the game, outscoring the Golden Grizzlies 8-3 and taking a 47-45 lead.
The Golden Grizzlies hit a three pointer to come within four points at the 12:19 mark however the Cajuns went on a 7-2 run to command a 66-57 advantage with 9:55 remaining in the contest.
Long and Elfrid Payton chipped in 14 points each as the Cajuns saw four players score in double digits. Louisiana shot 57.6 percent from the field (34-59), including connecting on eight 3-pointers. Mondy led all scorers with 30 points.
Wronkoski hit both of his 3-point attempts in the contest and finished with 9 points. Seven different Cajuns played at least 14 minutes as the game gave head coach Bob Marlin an opportunity to see different players in action.
The Ragin' Cajuns return to action on Friday, Nov. 16, when they travel to Houston, Texas for a 7 p.m. contest against Texas Southern.
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It looks like the stars have been brushing up on their red carpet history, as many A-Listers recreated vintage awards season looks at the Golden Globes on Sunday. Lupita N'Yongo was obviously a fan of Gwyneth's white Tom Ford Oscars gown, as she copied the look in a Ralph Lauren column gown with caped sleeves. Miranda Kerr also did a Gwyneth wearing backless Emilio Pucci, while Amber Heard and Olivia Wilde turned to Angelina Jolie for their red carpet inspiration. So let's play a game of would you rather, shall we?
1. Gwyneth Paltrow in Tom Ford vs Lupita N'Yongo in Ralph Lauren
Gwyneth Paltrow's white caped Tom Ford gown she wore to the Oscars in 2012 is one of our all-time favourite looks so we don't blame Lupita for getting caped. Lupita N'Yongo's red Ralph Lauren is a sexier version than Gwynny's, baring her shoulders.
2. Gwyneth Paltrow in Emilio Pucci vs Miranda Kerr in Emilio Pucci
Miranda Kerr wore an almost identical dress to the white Emilio Pucci gown with a thigh slit leading into an open back that Gwyneth Paltrow wore in 2010. But Miranda hasn't delved into the archives to copy Gwynny, as this is from Pucci's Pre-Fall 2014 collection. So who pulls off the stringy back better?
3. Angelina Jolie in Versace vs Olivia Wilde in Gucci
Olivia Wilde and her bump looked fabulous in an emerald Gucci Première sequin streamlined dress. It is very similar to Angelina's green sequin Versace gown she wore to the Globes in 2011 - she even has the same tumbling side-sweep.
4. Angelina Jolie in Versace vs Amber Heard in Versace
We've lost count of the number of times we have seen stars do an Angelina. Amber Heard was the first leg-flasher of the season, in a navy Atelier Versace gown with a thigh high slit. But does it compare to the original?
5. Sharon Stone in Gap vs Julia Roberts in Dolce & Gabbana
Back in 1998 Sharon Stone wore a white Gap shirt with a lilac Vera Wang skirt to the Oscars. It's a look that has, until now, remained in the 90s. Julia Roberts did a Sharon, wearing a Dolce & Gabbana black gown with a white stiff shirt.
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WASHINGTON - It's been nine months since Superstorm Sandy raised havoc along the East Coast, and now a new threat has been born -- cars damaged by the storm are showing up for sale without proper warning.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau says an estimated 250,000 cars were damaged by the storm. In many cases, they may have been damaged in dealership parking lots, have low mileage and look good.
There some things you can do to protect yourself from getting ripped off by buying one of these cars.
John Townsend, a spokesman for AAA Mid-Atlantic, says you can check under the rug for water stains or signs of mud and dirt.
"Look at the headlights and the tail lights to see any sign that water has been in those," Townsend says.
You can also check for corrosion on the doors, he adds.
CARFAX, based in Centerville, Va., estimates that up to 212,000 of these flood-damaged cars have already been re-titled and are ready for sale.
"They are moving these cars from state to state to have them titled, and then they eventually hide the car in plain sight," Townsend says.
There isn't much you can do if you get stuck with a flood car, so if the deal looks really good, Townsend suggests you get a mechanic you trust to do a complete checkup on the car.
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thought has crossed my mind too ... havent had any luck finding ideas however
I'm starting to think it can't be done.
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I have just the opposite issue. I want to add crash pads to an Eagle trailer with winch. Anyone done that before? Sorry for the highjack!
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The only thing I can think of is to mimic the newer bow stops and I'm not even sure if it would work.
Could you cut about 2 inches from the middle of the post then weld plates steel plates on either side and mount the winch on the outside like the newer bow stops? I have no idea if this would work or not but it's the only thing I could come up with and I have no idea how much it would cost to do.
Any decent welder can knock out these changes in a day. I would suggest taking the whole rig to them to make a plan then splash the boat and let them work on the trailer alone. The other option would be to have them fabricate a bolt on part.
I have a Ram-Lin trailer as a loaner and agree that the turnbuckle is a PITA.
i have the same trailer and not being to fully tighten down the boat drives me up the wall, the slight bouncing action of the boat on the trailer worries the pi$$ out of me, luckily i only have to pull it about 15 miles each but still it annoys me, i was looking at it the other day and there really isn't anywhere to mount one unless it's right in the V of the trailer where the tongue goes through and even then you don't have anything to tighten it down to, the turn buckle sucks in my opinion and crash pads are ok until you get the boat so tight against them you can't put the dang cover back on


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Every year, as it comes to a close and as I try to grasp the reality and the pace of passing time, I can't help but remember, reminisce, and reflect. As I sit here by the fire, bundled in my sweat pants and array of blankets, I think back on this time last year when I was laying on the Sydney beaches, enjoying my first Australian "Chrissy" season. In honor of this time and its memories, I'm dedicating this week's must-see to this vibrant city – world renowned for its bustling beach life, friendly people, "no worries" attitude, and of course its famous opera house and harbour bridge, the setting of one of the biggest New Years Eve parties on the globe.
I may not have the above view of Sydney's harbour bridge this year and I may not be as tan as last NYE, but as I sit here reflecting in my cozy sweats and Ugg boots, I am met with the same sense of enthusiasm for the coming year and gratefulness for my travels thus far.
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The book is written from the perspective of Death (as in grim reaper).
Good story - interesting book.
I enjoyed it but it was really hard for me to get through parts of it - details of the husband describing how he loves his younger affair partner. Then I felt like I was empathizing with the wife too much when she sought her revenge!
Just finished Containment by Christian Cantrell, g_r all but forced me to at gunpoint, was also awesome. A rare "there is a twist" story that even if you see it coming is still great. Another sci-fi, some of the technology contains enough tomfoolery to get in my way but the story is awesome enough to brush it aside.
I'm also reading "Seating Arrangements" by Maggie Shipstead. DO NOT READ IF INFIDELITY TRIGGERS YOU!
I'm also reading "Seating Arrangements" by Maggie Shipstead.
How are you liking this Skye? I've started it twice but just can't get into it. I was just trying to decide whether to give it another shot or donate it.
I'm reading The Opposite of Me for my book club. It's chick lit and I wouldn't recommend it at all.
Recently finished Ann Patchett's State of Wonder which was excellent.
In my old age, I have learned that I don't have to finish every book I start. If you can't get into it, put it away--there are so many more books out there.
Haven't read "State of Wonder" yet, but did enjoy her book "Bel Canto" and "Run." Did you read either of those, Hope?
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Haven't read "State of Wonder" yet, but did enjoy her book "Bel Canto" and "Run." Did you read either of those, Hope?
Loved Bel Canto and The Magician's Assistant. I think Run is the only one I haven't read yet.
By the way, Skye, I adored The Night Circus. It was just lovely. Thanks for that!
Now I am reading The Old Man of the Mountain by Ludwig Tieck. I have no idea what the fuck is wrong with me.
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Do you Dance To Remeber Or Dance To Forget?
Most of the time I dance for the hell of it, its fun. On couple of occations I have danced and got drunk to forget my problems. So it can be both, depending on each person. The last time I danced and got drunk was on my birthday on last week of August.
Hypothetically there's this girl who dances to get laid. Remembering or forgetting is dependent on whether it was good or not.
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How is same sex dancing, slow dancing, to be specific? Who would lead...? hmmm *wonders*
that would depend on where and why I am dancing.
around my apartment, for a little stress relief = temporary distraction
to a specific song, related to a person/time in my life = to remember or forget, it's all relative
at a bar with friends = sheerly hedonistic and dependant upon the bar in question
my body tells a story in movement.
raised in a studio, and once out of the studio, lived on the stage.
I only dance once per year. That's it. It happens during Portland Pride during our big gay disco dance. It's FABULOUS! :)
So to answer your question, I dance because I've forgotten how bad I am at it. *lol*
I dance to connect with the spiritual...Jason
Gone to find myself, If I get back before I return...Please keep me here!
... to get out of my head.
Results, to this point, have been mixed. It works best with fire and incense and chanting, rather than flashing lights and dance music. Circles are better than crowds. :-)
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As you may have heard, earlier this week two JP Morgan employees, Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout, were charged by federal prosecutors with conspiracy, wire fraud, and false filings, for "engaging in a scheme to falsify securities filings between march and May of 2012." Both men were based in JP Morgan's London office (as was the guy whose PnL they were allegedly falsifying, AKA the London Whale). Presently, both remain overseas, though Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bahara has urged them to "do the right thing" and surrender stateside. According to Grout's lawyers, that's not going to happen any time soon because 1) he is busy looking for a job and 2) he doesn't consider himself a fugitive (and France has "no obligation under its extradition treaty with the U.S. to send him to New York). As for Martin-Artajo? As far as he knows, he's yet to be given a valid reason why there's anywhere he needs to be besides a beach sipping drinks with tiny umbrellas in them. Read more »
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Hundreds of miles from the bustling trading rooms where he worked with the "London Whale", a former JPMorgan trader has taken refuge in a French hamlet where few have heard of the $6.2 billion scandal to which he is being linked. U.S. authorities on Wednesday filed charges against Julien Grout for crimes related to the scandal, including wire fraud, conspiracy and the falsifying of books and records. But in sun-drenched Sarrazac, a village of two dozen stone houses built around a medieval church in southern France, the affair had barely registered before this week…."He has just arrived, he seems to be a very nice guy," said Sarrazac mayor Habib Fenni, who met Grout a day earlier and was not aware of JPMorgan's troubles or the role the French village's new resident is alleged to have played in them. Village restaurant owner Chantal Guerby, meanwhile, described Grout as "a nice guy who keeps himself to himself". [Reuters]
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A fourth London-based JPMorgan Chase trader is under scrutiny in the investigation by U.S. authorities into the bank's nearly $6 billion trading loss, according to sources familiar with the situation. Julien Grout, a trader who joined JPMorgan Chase in 2009, is drawing attention because he worked in the bank's Chief Investment Office and reported to Bruno Iksil, the French credit trader who is a central figure in the federal probe, said the two sources. U.S. authorities are trying to determine whether traders in the bank's London office, including Iksil, took steps to try and hide some of the losses the bank was incurring on a series of complex derivatives trades. In the trading community in London, Iksil became known as the London Whale because of the large positions he and his colleagues were taking on. Grout, who is also French, is still working for JPMorgan, according to a bank spokeswoman. [Reuters]


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The Alamo Sea is a salt lake located in the middle of Blaine County, San Andreas. The Alamo Sea is the largest body of water located on the San Andreas mainland. The Alamo Sea is surrounded by Mount Chiliad to the north, Grapeseed to the northeast, Stab City to the west and Sandy Shores to the south.
It is described as "a putrid, salt-rich lake whose waters are unlikely to be home to anything you'd want to go fishing for". The sea is probably toxic, as it is described as being able to "burn through a man's lower intestine in seconds". Despite these claims, the player is able to wade and swim in the water freely. However, large amounts of trash and debris litter the shores of this lake, further hinting of how polluted the sea is. Many dead fish can be seen lining up the coastline.
According to a Weazel News radio report, hipsters have begun moving to the Alamo Sea area. They were bored and did not follow the local lifestyle, so the hipsters decided to start using drugs.
The Alamo Sea is based on the Salton Sea in Southern California. It is named after the Alamo River, which drains into the Salton Sea. Just like the real Salton Sea, it is very polluted and fish bones can be seen along the lake's shores. However, the shores of the Salton Sea are not inhabitated by rednecks; the opposite, the Coachella Valley by the lake is advertised as one of the most gay-friendly places in America.
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- Like the real life Salton Sea, the Alamo Sea, according to its official website, was created as the result of an accident.
- The Alamo Sea is affected by tides, meaning the water will rise and decline depending on the time of day.
- On multiple occasions, it is said that the water is so filthy that it can burn through a man's lower intestine in seconds. Despite this, it is completely safe to swim in the Alamo Sea in-game. (Indeed, two of the triathlon missions involve swimming in the Sea.)
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Annapolis, MD (July 14, 2010) - County Executive Leopold today invited the public to join the celebration on July 24 for the grand opening of the Lake Waterford Adaptive Recreation Complex, a facility that features a rubberized multi-purpose field for athletes with disabilities.
"Throughout my career I have worked on behalf of people who strive to overcome physical and developmental disabilities, and this facility will be an excellent opportunity for our special athletes to shine," County Executive Leopold said. "We are excited to officially name the field and get those athletes out there competing and having fun."
The new adaptive recreation athletic field is designed as a baseball field with a multipurpose field overlay, which will be covered with a rubberized, wheelchair-accessible surface. The field will be utilized for the Department of Recreation and Parks adaptive recreation programs and accommodate a variety of activities, including baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer and other fun activities and events. The design of the facility also includes a 15' x 50' foot covered pavilion, which will serve as an outdoor classroom, dugout, and gathering place for "after the game" parties. ADA parking and pathways will provide a high level of accessibility.
The program begins with media availability at 9 a.m., followed by opening ceremonies, announcement of the field name and unveiling the sign and several skills demonstrations programs that conclude at 11 a.m. The facility is located at 830 Pasadena Road in Pasadena, MD, 21122. For more information or to arrange for accommodations, contact Colleen Joseph at 410-222-7867 voice/via Maryland Relay 711.
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Moons Over San Diego
Butts Aplenty, Wankers in the Rocks, and My Literary Hero in His Birthday Suit
We weren't sure, and there were no signs leading to Black's Beach, a relatively clandestine nudist spot north of San Diego. My boyfriend and I were too timid to ask the people at the Marriott. You just have to ask locals who look as though they might know.
We intuited that the woman at the T-shirt shop on Pacific Beach might be one such local. We were correct.
"Go behind the university to the hang-gliding place, then down the cliff," she told us.
"Um, OK," we said, two flatlanders who'd never seen a cliff any larger than the edge of a deck in a suburban back yard, let alone scrambled down one.
We'd never been to a nude beach either, and neither of us were certain how we'd react. But we were sure eager to get there and find out, and our vacation to the area a few years back provided the optimal opportunity. We were in search of butts--the splendid and varied backsides of humanity at large (or small). And our own butts, we concluded, had been hiding way too long in our pants.
So on a quiet, glaringly sunny weekday we made the journey, locating the remote hang-gliding place at the top of the cliff. We parked in a sandy lot and joined a loose line of people (mostly men) with small coolers under their arms and towels around their necks.
Ahead of us, we saw the figures walk along a rocky path, then vanish. As we headed in the same direction, we realized it was the incredibly steep decline of the cliff that was making them disappear. The trail down to the beach looked all kinds of treacherous, especially to a couple of wussbag city folks. But the promise of nekkidity kept us undaunted. And the beach below smiled up at us like something out of a South Pacific travelogue. We continued.
Halfway down the cliff, navigating nervously, slipping, sliding, sweating, toes gripping for dear life, I perchanced to look down to the beach and spotted a butt, gleaming in the sun like a beacon. And it wasn't alone. I picked up the pace and aimed for the asses.
Just then, a man passed me on the left, as naked as a jaybird. A woman with swinging breasts followed on my right. My pulse quickened, my steps became less careful.
With relief, we reached the bottom and headed to the right, passing an amazing collection of nudes in various poses and modes of movement. Pay dirt: Walking, reclining, sitting, kneeling bodies of every size, shape, and gender were baking, conversing, reading, sleeping, surfing, serving and spiking (yes, there was a volleyball game going on), and just being.
We walked a few more yards and spread our blanket out, not too far from another couple (confidence through homogeneity). We began peeling off our coverings--shirts, shoes, shorts, skirt--as one would do during any trip to the beach. But then our bathing suits were also pushed to the sand and kicked to the blanket.
Wind on the genitals is a strange and unparalleled thing, especially when said genitals have been sequestered for a lifetime. At first the sensation scared us. Immediately, we both sat down self-consciously, holding our knees close to our chests and making uncomfortable small talk--"How bout those Chargers?" But after only five minutes, a peculiar at-home feeling set in, and we uncoiled, walking around freely by our blanket and eventually trotting down to the water's edge to splash around like 7-year-olds in the great rolling waves.
A half-hour later, we were ready to promenade in bootyland, to walk at the water's edge and spy what the rest of the world had been hiding from us all this time in the name of societal standards and general good taste. Concurrently, we were testing our confidence levels. Could we be comfortable sashaying around, parts shining in the noonday sun, as naked as the day we popped out of our moms?
As it turned out, yes. We were naturals, so to speak, walking up and down the expanse of that beach for a long while, not giving a hoot who saw what from what angle. Where had our modesty gone? No telling, but who cared?
As we went, we quickly learned the unspoken rule of nude-beach perambulation: Look at the face--not the crotch--of the person passing in the opposite direction. This was rough--OK, impossible--because passing just feet from us was every imaginable body. Appendages of every size, shape, texture, and color were swinging to and fro. We saw huge flaccid penises and garden-variety teeny weenies. We saw massive guts attached to unexpectedly small butts. We saw hair-covered backs, svelte men who stood up straight, tiny women with rock-solid implants pointing toward the clear sky. We saw abundant backsides and translucent nipples. There were hairless crotches, impossible tans, terrible burns, butts riding high, and asses heading south.
We saw old men, babies, gay couples, straight pairs, masturbators hiding in the rocks, and an Australian man surreptitiously selling Cokes out of his cooler. It was a cornucopia of types, a veritable petri dish of humankind going about the business of leisure in the buff. It was fascinating, of course. But all wild fascination must eventually subside, at least somewhat.
Just as my initial jaw-dropping wonderment was starting to lose its edge and I began to stare seaward instead of bodyward, I noticed a thin, gray-haired figure squatting with his back to me at the edge of a tide pool. His ass was so skinny and his butt bones so sharp-looking that I pictured a flesh-tone W trying to pierce the earth. He was collecting shells or maybe looking for guppies with his little son, a blond, scampering, perfect cherub of perhaps 2.
I saw the man with the W twice as we walked up and back. I thought nothing of him, really, until the third time we passed and he began to look familiar.
Staring with bewilderment carries a different message on a nude beach than it does in say, City Hall, so I tried not to gawk. But after a few seconds of squinting at the squatting figure, his identity downloaded: I had happened upon Spalding Gray, celebrated monologist, actor, and the only author on the planet about whom I really gave a crap. Hyper-ironically, I was reading, for the third time, his autobiographical Sex and Death to the Age 14.
I nearly snapped. What were the chances of this? Stumbling upon perhaps the only public figure I had ever appreciated in a really deep, multipronged way--and on a nude beach, parts a-flappin' on both of us?
If it had been Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mother Theresa, or Boutros Boutros Ghali, I would have kept walking. But it was Spalding Gray. This was the one time in my life that a switch automatically flipped in me, sending me straight up to the unexpected celebrity, nakedness and all. My boyfriend, sensing the personal gravity of the moment, walked on and let me go it alone.
I remember approaching sweetly but with purpose. Gray confirmed his identity, stood up to talk. He didn't seem in any way put out by my presence. I didn't want to be caught looking at his crotch, but I noticed right away that he was uncircumcised, and that there was un-rubbed-in sunscreen lodged in his penis' various folds.
But that was the only southward glance I took. The rest of 10- to 15-minute exchange was eye-to-eye, and flowed rather naturally. I wasn't gushy and he wasn't pompous. We were just two naked beings standing on a beach talking.
I told him that reading Sex and Death in college was pivotal for me in that it let me know there were others like me out there. His thought processes and style were remarkably like my own--at least, it seemed so to me. The book made me feel like my own neurotic spew might actually be entertaining, even marketable. He was modest, saying he didn't think Sex and Death was any big deal--and had I read Impossible Vacation, his first go at fiction?
I noticed he wasn't much taller than me--maybe 5-foot-8. He had soulful eyes and a balding head with longish gray hair on the sides. He was tan, even a little sunburned, but exhibited no tan lines. He spoke slowly and contemplatively. He focused on my words and didn't look at my chest.
Gray asked me all about what I did for a living and why I was at that beach at that moment. This made me think of his early days, traveling around New England's Elk's Lodges and town halls to conduct large-scale interviews. He would assemble the townspeople, calling them up to a stage individually to talk about a chosen topic. The meetings became performances and fodder for future works.
But I found myself unable to gush forth with many details about myself. I was, rather simply, a journalist on vacation. I had also set up a job interview in the area. We talked about my bad timing: Just months before, the two local dailies had merged, giving the area a glut of unemployed journalists. Oh, well.
He told me he was in town performing his most recent piece, Gray's Anatomy, and was heading to London after the following night's show. We talked about his thoughts on nude beaches as compared with nudist colonies. We discussed the treachery of the cliff, the hang gliders above, traveling, and the child playing at our feet.
Though the exchange was flowing easily, I lost sight of the larger things I wanted to say. I should have asked him about filming The Killing Fields and Swimming to Cambodia, about working on Beaches. I wondered, too late to find out, where his home base was now. I should have told him about the burgeoning feeling I'd had for years that I needed to begin putting my various bizarre experiences down on paper, and I should have discussed starting that process. I should have talked to him about his writing workshops--and could I convince him to hold one in Southeast Louisiana, where I lived at the time?
Instead, I let the conversation wind down naturally. As it did, he offered me comp tickets to his performance that night. I was touched by his generosity, but self-conscious about accepting, not wanting to be a mooch. I'd just go buy my own, I said. No, he insisted. He told me where he was staying in La Jolla, gave me the room number and his intended whereabouts for the rest of the day so I could figure out when to come by and pick up the tickets.
We said warm goodbyes, him wishing me luck on the doomed job interview, me wishing him luck with the performances. Hours later, when my man and I climbed back up the cliff and went to get an early dinner, I tried Spalding's room, half hoping he hadn't gotten back yet. In a way, I wanted that lovely, near-perfect, serendipitous beach experience to remain self-contained, untainted by the coda of a phone call and another visit.
He didn't answer. Relieved and disappointed in equal measure, I drove to the nearby theater's box office and procured some tickets legit-style. The next night we attended Gray's Anatomy, and it was a juicy, fulfilling performance.
We returned to Black's Beach for two of our four remaining days in San Diego, continuing to bask in the diversity of the human form, ours included. We became intimate--well, sort of--with the Australian soda man, immune to the wankers in the rocks, and even thought about inserting ourselves into a volleyball game.
And when I got home, after some struggle, I started to write.
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4004 members as of this moment. I must say that I'm extremely impressed at the quality of discussion and the level of debate. Join!
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- September 7, 2008 at 12:11 am
I'm extremely impressed at the quality of discussion and the level of debate.
Are you? I'm distinctly unimpressed, to the point that I no longer bother with that forum. Any time someone asks a simple question, they get pounded with "you should have read X and Y and Z and not ask trivial questions" (and then the same respondent with demonstrate that he hasn't read X and Y and Z – or at least hasn't understood them – in the next post :|), and half the posts seem to be crazy lefties harping on about how Hoppe and Rothbard are/were racists and Wrong About Everything… pfah!
- September 7, 2008 at 7:37 am
Yes, because a lot of people come on the forum just to "debate" Austrian econ, without the foggiest idea of what it entails. The point is to discuss Austrian ideas, not to spoonfeed everyone who comes on.
- September 7, 2008 at 6:20 pm
Well… how about setting up a beginner's forum where the non congnoscenti can ask "trivial" questions?
The cause of liberty can only benefit if the ideas offered in this site are popularized. Throwing "Human Action" to the curious can hardly encourage them.
BTW, I think that 99% of the world's finance ministers don't know the answers either.
- September 7, 2008 at 7:09 pm
When I started reading here I couldn't figure out why just reading all the HBR articles wouldn't solve all the world's problems. A lot of us are the result of that glorious pubblic skool education and late learners. As an engineer, you recognize good engineers are the ones who don't believe that everything is easy and works the first time. Congrats on 4000 members. 10s of thousands in the shadows. A few more everyday… Hard not to be optimistic.
- September 8, 2008 at 9:01 am
Alvaro, that wouldn't be a bad idea. What'd be cool is for an economist or two and one of the institute's philosophers to frequent such a site (as well as the existing one) and answer the questions of students of liberty. The current forum is frequented mostly by high school and college students who are still learning the materials themselves, and thus are relatively impatient towards individuals who have not done any of the base reading (nor are willing to) yet want to "debate" Austrian econ. It'd aid the cause of spreading the message of liberty to have a couple of actual specialists on the site.
- August 19, 2010 at 12:37 pm
It's still full of rabid and dogmatic Rothbardians.
- October 26, 2010 at 5:32 am
Don't mistake dogmatism for logical consistency
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24 June 2012 – Nico Hülkenberg achieved a top five result in Sunday's European Grand Prix, in the process notching up his best ever F1 finish. The German, making up for his Valencia disappointment of 2010, has previously finished sixth for Williams in Hungary that year.
On Saturday, the 2009 GP2 Champion managed a Q3 qualifying position for the second time this season. On a two-stop strategy today, his tyres were going off in the closing stages – when he was passed by Michael Schumacher and Mark Webber – but the top five was still possible.
"A great result for everyone in the team today and for me personally," said the man who had taken pole position at the 2010 Brazilian Grand Prix. "Fifth place is a great achievement after a very long and difficult race. The two-stop strategy worked well, but the last stint was very long and it was hard to hold off the cars behind me on fresher tyres in the last few laps.
"So the race was a bit messy at times, but very entertaining and it feels great to come through and score such a good result for the team. We got a bit lucky with some cars dropping out, but we were in the right place to capitalise on things so I'm very happy about today."
Team-mate Paul di Resta was the only driver in the field to attempt a one-stop strategy, which was hindered when the Safety Car was deployed.
"Of course, when you're stopping once you really don't want a Safety Car period, and it certainly hurt my race and cost me some track position," the Scot explained. "But with the way the race unfolded, we can't be too disappointed to finish seventh and it's great to have another two car points finish."
Force India, which before the season targeted a top five Constructors' Championship finish, remains eighth overall but now only one point behind Williams.


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The National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) has rolled out National Unified USSD platform (NUUP) based mobile banking service to boost IMPS based transactions. Users can dial *99# short code on their handset, which will allow every banking customer to access banking services with a single number across all banks – irrespective of the telecom service provider, mobile handset make or the region.
The service is currently available on MTNL and BSNL telecom operators and with 23 banks including Andhra Bank, State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur, Allahabad Bank, State Bank of Hyderabad, Bank of Baroda, State Bank of India, Bank of India, State Bank of Mysore, Canara Bank, State Bank of Patiala, Federal Bank, State Bank of Travancore, ICICI Bank, Syndicate Bank, Indian Bank, Union Bank of India, IDBI Bank, UCO Bank, Karur Vysya Bank, Union Bank of India, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Vijaya Bank, Punjab National Bank. NPCI will eventually roll out the service on other telecom operators. Since the service is USSD based, it will work only with GSM telecom operators and not with CDMA. Apart from that, the service does not need users to send an SMS or require a GPRS enabled device and can be used even on a basic mobile handset.
Services available: As of now, users can perform Interbank Mobile Payment Service (IMPS) fund transfer through the service with a daily transaction limit of Rs. 5,000 per customer. NPCI is awaiting permission from RBI to enable other banking services like Balance Enquiry, Mini Statement and Requests for Cheque Book.
How to use: MTNL and BSNL customers need to dial *99# on their mobile handset to avail the service. When users dial *99# for the first time, the service will ask for a 7-digit MMID. MMID or Mobile Money Identifier is a seven digit random number issued by the bank upon registration. Upon entering the MMID, the service will link the customer's bank account with his mobile number.
Charges: Currently, the customer is not charged to use the service, however, a report by NDTV says that NPCI is paying 25 paise for each transaction to telcos since the starting of the project, three months ago on a pilot basis. This anyhow comes out to be cheaper as the main objective of the initiative is to reduce the burden on ATMs. Currently banks pay Rs 5 to Rs 8 per ATM query.
Related Developments: Last year, NPCI had proposed the use of mobile phones for non-financial banking transactions such as account balance enquiry. In January 2012, the department of telcom had allotted *99# as the USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) code for the NPCI for operating mobile banking services through the channel. NPCI has been pushing mobile banking for a long time now. According to a recent report issued by NPCI, the Interbank Mobile Payment Service saw a growth of 8.02% in the total transactions taking place, with a 1.62 % increase in total number of Mobile Money IDs (MMID).
In June, PayMate, the company which offers mobile payments solutions for Banks, merchants and other financial institutions,had announced that it will power IMPS based mobile money transfer services for three banks, namely Syndicate Bank, Lakshmi Vilas Bank and South Indian Bank, with five other banks are in pre-launch stage, to allow customers to make inter-bank transactions using a hybrid SMS-IVR mode, in addition to mobile apps and SMS, through IMPS.
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- April 2012: 34.54M IMPS Mobile Money IDs; 24,922 Transactions
- March 2012: 33.87M IMPS Mobile Money IDs; 30,137 Transactions
- February 2012: 33.53M IMPS Mobile Money IDs; 22,997 Transactions
- January 2012: 18.33M IMPS Mobile Money IDs; 19,101 Transactions
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Customer Reviews (showing 1 - 9 of 9)1 of 1 magicians found the following review helpful:
It was a good effect! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on August 4th, 2007
It is very suspicious, yet it does get great reactions from people. Any person watching this can figure the effect out even if you do the thing that accomplishes the effect correctly. Although, If you do the presentation well, have enough patter, and add some creativity, like Luke Jermay did, it will freak people out. Basically, practice it for a while, and you will get great reactions.
Really well thought out but... Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 23rd, 2007
This trick was thought out great, but for kids, don't get it. I am a 13 year old who does birthday parties, but in school or on the street (unless i have a suit that is gimmicked which you need for the trick) i made my own variation which still hits big, overall good trick.
Overcomplicated Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 2nd, 2010
You can accomplish exactly the same effect with a s***i gimmick. This does NOT involve that gimmick, but it may aswell do. Instead it involes a much older technique, that is decent, but it is not the best you can do.
Perform this if you have nothing on you, no props and no mentalism material, but in my opinion there is more for you to do with billet work and such. This also is not very deceptive, and there are half a dozen better ways to achieve this effect.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 17th, 2013
I believe with this type of method, the final revelation shouldn't be bang on what the spectator said, so for example, if a spectator named 103 thousand, the final revelation should be 102 thousand as it would create more effect in terms of realism.
Also, keeping the prediction at a "near miss" takes off the heat of the spectators thinking it is a mere "trick" and with the right presentation, a nice, strong reaction can be achieved.
A neat trick Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 9th, 2010
This trick uses an old concept and combines it with something that is relevant. Poker. THe handling of this trick isn't too complicated but it will take some practice. There is some set up involved but nothing too complicated. No forces needed here. The spectator can choose any number they want and you will always get it right.
totally Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on June 21st, 2007
this is totally the second best thing from luke jermay. he teaches you like 3 methods for this. he even includes his walkaround version for room 101.its a bit suspicious. the basic "moove" if you would call it, is a bit hard to master. you have to be very smooth. the video is also very long as well. totally. add this to cart now!!!
Its ok Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 26th, 2007
This trick just watching the demo is very spectacular...but it is very restricted.
An example is that you'll need a shirt with a breast pocket to do this trick which can be a hassle for a walk-around type magician. Also you'll have an angle issue which may be hard as well. This is recommended for a formal close up show all dressed up. 3 stars
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 19th, 2007
This is an amazing effect that definitely deserves some attention.
Alright, before I start, I want to mention Luke Jermay is not the creator of the original effect, but the creator of the variation. Al Koran originally came up the effect and pursued it in another method. I actually prefer this method.
1. Only one poker chip is used.
2. Supplies are not hard to find and can be bought for less than 10 dollars.
3. The spectators love it.
4. Packs small and plays big.
5. There are absolutely no gimmicks.
1. You only have about 170 degrees of angle free presentation.
2. You have to have two sharpies on you.
This is mainly recommended to mentalists and magicians who have a gambling demonstration built into their routine.
This is easy to perform and can be crafted into any routine.
It is a miracle indeed, and is highly recommended to all magicians and mentalists.
nice. Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on June 8th, 2007
he gives you two good versions. they are good. when you get the spectator to read what you wrote it is priceless. I don't like it because it is not as impromptu as i would like and it could ruin a jacket. Don't let this put you down you should add to cart.
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Tommy Armstrong passed for 102 yards and a touchdown and King Frazier ran for 64 yards and a touchdown in the Nebraska Spring Game Saturday afternoon before 60,174 fans at Memorial Stadium. The Red squad beat the White 30-21.
Armstrong played six series in relief of starter Taylor Martinez and completed 5-of-7 passes. The redshirt freshman's touchdown pass was a well-placed 37-yarder that hit Alonzo Moore in stride along the sideline.
Coach Bo Pelini said after the scrimmage that Armstrong would go into the fall as Martinez's top backup. "He's a tremendous leader. His understanding of the offense is very good. He's obviously a very talented young man. He has to continue to work on his technique, especially his footwork. Success as a quarterback comes from footwork. He has work to do in that area as most young guys do, but I saw him get better as the spring went on."
Ron Kellogg III, the No. 2 quarterback last season, was 11-for-12 for 148 yards and a score.
The afternoon had a touch of emotion when 7-year-old cancer patient Jack Hoffman of Atkinson, Nebraska ran onto the field. He took a hand-off 69 yards for a touchdown with players mobbing him in the end zone.
"Obviously, Jack's a young man who has touched the hearts of a lot of people," said Pelini. "Our football team and the student body have gotten behind him and he's become a big part of the team. We weren't sure if he was going to want to do it. We brought the idea to his dad and I thought it was a pretty special thing."


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Fort Myers Shores, Fla.-There will not be a tax hike in Fort Myers Shores.
The measure to increase a fee to help balance the fire district's budget failed.
Only about 300 people voted in the election.
That's just six percent of the five-thousand eligible voters.
The fire department spent 20-thousand-dollars on Monday's election.
The chief says they gave it their best shot but unfortunately aren't able to advertise like candidates.


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Bottled Water is no Safer Than Tap Water (Food & Water Watch Organization)
The bottled water industry has created a misconception in the United States that bottled water is cleaner, safer, and healthier than tap water. In fact, both regulation and enforcement of bottled water safety is weaker than of tap water safety. Federal, state, and local environmental agencies require rigorous testing of tap water safety.
Bottled Water is a Waste of Money (Food & Water Watch Organization)
Americans spent $10 billion on bottled water in 2005 and paid up to 1,000 times the cost of production, a major windfall of profit for the companies. Bottled water can costs $7.50 to $11.00 per gallon in the supermarket but tap water costs most customers only one-tenth of one cent per gallon.
Bottled Water is Bad for the Environment (Food & Water Watch Organization)
The United States is the world's largest consumer of bottled water, purchasing 37 billion bottles in 2005. Our daily bottled water habit is bad for people and bad for the environment. Bottled water wastes fossil fuels and water in production and transport, and when the water is drunk the bottles become a major source of waste.


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(Recommended for ages 2-6)
Flip Chart
6 x 9 inches, 32 cardstock pages
The essential guide to learning letters and sounds for the Amazing Action Alphabet program.
(Recommended for ages 3-5)
Activity Book
5½ by 8½ inches, 56 pages
Includes small flashcards, theme-related activities, games, storybook suggestions, and fun snack ideas.
(Recommended for ages 3-5)
Handwriting Book
This handwriting book is perfect for children learning the basic letter strokes and printing the alphabet letters for the first time.
Items frequently bought together.
Package Deal
Includes the Flip Chart, Sing Along CD, and Activity Book.
Items frequently bought together.
Package Deal
Includes the Number Neighborhood Flip Chart and Activity Book.
Wall Cards
5 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches
colorful letter and number cards.
Amazing Action Alphabet/Numbers Neighborhood Placemat
12 by 18 inches
Colorful placemat of all the Amazing Action Alphabet letters and numbers.
(Recommended for ages 3-5)
Activity Book
5½ by 8½ inches, 38 pages
Includes small flashcards, theme-related activities, games, storybook suggestions, and finger plays.
It is the combination of seeing + hearing + doing that = learning!
Researchers and educators have found that people retain 20% of what they hear, 50% of what they see and hear, and up to 90% of what they see, hear, say, and do. The Amazing Action Alphabet and The Number Neighborhood books are successful because they use a combination of all three. The books are perfect for preschool age children, children who are learning letters and sounds, children learning their number names and number values, children with specific speech difficulties, and children beginning to read and write.
The child sees the shape of the animal or character is the shape of the letter/number. (visual stimulation)
The child hears an amusing story and learns the name and/or sound of the letter/number. (auditory stimulation)
The child does an action that helps the child recall for the sound/name of the letter/number. Or in the case of the Number Neighborhood the child counts the objects in the picture that total the amount of the number being taught. (kinesthetic stimulation)
(Recommended for ages 2-6)
Flip Chart
6 x 9 inches, 32 cardstock pages
The essential guide to learning numbers for the Amazing Action Alphabet program.
Mini Book
Build your child's fundamental reading skills, step-by-step, through 26 delightful mini books for the beginner reader. Be amazed!...at your child's early reading success!
(Recommended for ages 2-6)
Sing Along CD
Watch your child's knowledge of the letters and sounds blossom with 26 engaging and interactive songs! A must have companion for the Amazing Action Alphabet Flip Chart.
(Recommended for ages 4-5)
Handwriting Book 2
Handwriting Book 2 is ideal for children beginning handwriting letter placement. The book comes with a laminated Amazing Alphabet Tree Template, ideal for practicing each letter stroke.
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