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Phil Mickelson, Paul Azinger and An Epic Gambling Story
Everyone knows Phil Mickelson loves to gamble, and Paul Azinger, 1993 PGA Championship winner and current ESPN golf analyst, provided an excellent anecdote about how cool Phil is under pressure on PGA Tour Radio this week.
I had some big games with Mickelson. He was virtually unbeatable. Payne Stewart and I were playing Ben Crenshaw and Mickelson. By the time we got to the 18th hole at Bay Hill, it had gotten a little out of hand … We get to the last hole, and it's like $1,600. We get to the 18th green, and we all have birdie putts. Mickelson is the closest, and he has about a 14-15 footer down the hill. We all miss … If (Mickelson) makes it, we lose $1,600. If we beg out, we forfeit $800. But if he misses it, we only lose $400. So Payne says, 'I'm out.' I said it was downhill, right-to-left. He's not making it.
So Crenshaw jumps in and says, 'I'll take Payne's side.' So he gets his guaranteed $800. I looked at Mickelson, and I don't know if I can say this, but I said, 'Putt it, bitch.' Mickelson looks at me and walks over to the putt. Dead center. He makes it dead center and smiles. Payne starts smiling and high-fiving Mickelson because I just lost $1,600 and he only lost $400. I was so mad. That's when I knew Mickelson was going to be a really good player. I just knew it.
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Golly gee Phil is done. He's been done for awhile now.
Maybe Phil can muster some of that old magic and make the cut at the U.S. Open.
@Jason_Long classic!
that's what separates great players from good players. they LOVE the pressure.
Ive heard of another story involving Phil and John Daily where Phil holed his second shot on 18 at Augusta National to win 20k in a practice round. I pray there is a book that comes out someday to read about Phils adventures of this sort
Twenty years later, after 42 Tour wins and 2nd career money $73 million earned, Zinger proved to prophetic!
@si_golf @PaulAzinger Great story. Paul I could listen to ur stories all day. ur delivery is even better than Trevino!
@ianforbes What's "awhile now"? He won a major less than a year ago.
@KVanValkenburg haha, it's such a great story.
@ngk11 I like the story where Phony Phil tried to stiff a guy over a bet at Augusta National.
@DasherSpangenberg @ngk11 Jealousy doesn't become you, Dasher.


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In contrast to the sound-bite depth of most news coverage from Iraq and the limited reports of its embedded reporters, Unembedded offers a nuanced perspective. This is not the view from the top of a tank or the backseat of a Humvee. These images document issues often underreported by mainstream media: the insurgency as seen from inside the separate resistance movements, civilians affected by the violent battles between the U.S. and insurgent forces, growing conservatism and fundamentalism and their effects on women, and the devastating effects of civilian casualties.
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Baghdad, Iraq
Patients at Baghdad's Rashad Psychiatric Hospital had few activities to occupy them. One was watching television, which included the Coalition Provisional Authority's daily live broadcasts and updates to the press. On this day, General Richard Myers, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was fielding questions on how he proposed to address the rising insurgency, especially Muktada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army. Myers underplayed the threat of the insurgents. A few months later, the hospital grounds would shake from nearby bombs, and mortars would land in its courtyard as Coalition Forces fought the Mahdi Army right outside the hospital gates.
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Falluja is in ruins now, but bitter seeds were sown there from the earliest days of American occupation. In September 2003, I heard about an American air strike on a village in the Falluja area. I visited the village and found a family from the Jumaili tribe in distress. Three members of the family had been killed in their home during the night. Some neighbors then took me to the Falluja hospital where family members crowded into the room of nine-year-old Hussein Ali Al-Jumaili. A doctor raised an X-ray to explain his injuries to the family and I photographed Hussein and his sister through the image of his fractured skull. Within a week after this incident, six more members of the Jumaili family--including two women and a one-year-old child--were killed by American forces in two additional incidents.
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Batten down the hatches, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS due in TWO DAYS
Canonical has announced that the latest long-term support release of its Ubuntu Linux distribution will be available in two days. The Linux company made the availability announcement of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, codenamed "Trusty Tahr" on Tuesday, coincidentally alongside chief rival Red Hat holding its Red Hat Summit in San Francisco …
The desktop deadend.
Trusty is the first Ubuntu LTS release where Canonical gave up on the desktop and the home user. For example...
Ubuntu ONE discontinued. UDS permanently cancelled. The desktop teams defunded or terminated. A notable lack of infighting over the default multimedia stack. Shorter release cycles. Giving up on community recruiting and outreach. Etc, etc.
I hope they put the daft Unity project rest -- because there will never be a profitable 4th place in the mobile platform market -- and find a comfortable place to settle down beside RedHat.
Re: The desktop deadend.
Ubuntu jumped the shark some time ago. At least they provide a decent base for Mint I guess (though I am more of a LMDE user myself).
@asdf Re: The desktop deadend.
The next Mint LTS release, which is 17, to be based on Ubuntu 14.04 and due in July, will be supported until April 2019. Now would be a good time for Windows-weary souls to think about migrating and having a better life at home.
Ubuntu on the desktop ..
@PushF12: "Trusty is the first Ubuntu LTS release where Canonical gave up on the desktop and the home user. For example"...
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
Can I do a major version upgrade of Mint yet without backing up/reinstalling from scratch/restoring? No? Bye then!
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
It's annoyingly not guaranteed to work - I still want to know why they have broken basic Debian behaviour - but the last couple worked after using apt-get to upgrade.
Re: The desktop deadend.
The article was mainly about servers. And virtualisation. And admin tools. Which Canonical sell support for, thus funding their future developments.
The desktop thing has been discussed to the point where we can all predict what everyone is going to say before they say it.
I'm getting my coat now.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
I've been running Ubuntu since 6.06 and current have it on about ten machines. I have never, ever managed a successful version upgrade.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
I was shot down for this the other day, here is the method for upgrading:
Not actually used it myself. I'm on Mint 16 ATM having started on 15 and then reinstalling from scratch (had a new laptop anyway). 17 will be my first upgrade
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) - yes.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
Good news, looking forward to Mint LTS. Install it, get everything working then look forward to several years of stability. I recently started running a business on my PC and regretfully must say good bye to Fedora after 6 years. The bleeding edge is not compatible with business use, where any instability is an utter bloodpressurey nightmare rather than an inconvenience.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
Can I do a major version upgrade of Mint yet without backing up/reinstalling from scratch/restoring? No? Bye then!
Just my view but version upgrades are naff, better to wipe and install. A mega upgrade tends to leave behind a patchwork.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
If you keep your /home in a separate partition/filesystem installing from scratch is piece of cake.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
unfortunately the standard automagic install does not default to doing that very simple thing. ANything other than default dumps you into the wonderfully cryptic world of the partition editor and it's NOT very friendly for newbies.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
>If you keep your /home in a separate partition/filesystem installing from scratch is piece of cake.
Exactly this. Thats the whole reason for partitioning disks, something a lot of people don't seem to understand. Personally what I do is always have a spare partition to install a new release on so I can test it. If it works the old install partition becomes the new spare , if it doesn't the updated partition remains the spare. Good luck trying that with Windows.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
a nightmare!
Get Debian instead, ubuntu is based on it and upgrade between release is easy.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
> Can I do a major version upgrade of Mint yet without backing up/reinstalling from scratch/restoring?
Sudo apt-get dist-upgrade works as well, or more accurately as badly, in Mint as Ubuntu. I've tried to do dist-upgrade on Ubuntu server every time a new LTS has been released, it's never worked; dist-upgrade is just begging for problems. It's always better to back up/format and install from scratch/restore.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
I've had little problem upgrading Kubuntu since about 10.04 - which included the KDE 3.5 to KDE4 transition.
AFAIK Ubuntu is great - unless you actually choose the Ubuntu desktop of the day.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
>Can I do a major version upgrade of Mint yet without backing up/reinstalling from scratch/restoring? No? Bye then!
You can with LMDE quite easily but they are are called update packs instead of versions. Still that said honestly LMDE though very very stable does not keep up with security updates worth a darn. Debian testing is much better but sadly they break cinnamon and other mint specific stuff too much. Guess I could try Arch next but have problems for some reason getting many linux distros to install right on old Mac Pro (even verified correct install CDs will freeze at boot screen etc, fuck EFI32 and Apple for pushing EFI in general). LMDE is still the only one that worked right off the bat.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
I've been doing upgrades in place for every version since Windows 2000, server and desktop. That's the only way to identify the pain points that will have clients come bearing hosed up machines. The #1 pain points is always drivers, then kernel level applications Gee, looks like my list for Linux & al.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
Really? I have managed to upgrade many different ubuntu versions to the next. It's generally worked fine on quite a few different machines, although at one point the configuration for my track ball kept on moving around (xorg.conf, then hal, and I forget where now) which was a bit of a pain.
This time might be interesting, though, as I have quite a few packages on PPAs with my 12.04LTS. We shall see.
Long term support - provided you don't change anything.
> Mint LTS. Install it, get everything working then look forward to several years of stability.
Unfortunately it doesn't work like that (is there a smiley missing?)
LTS releases are fine, provided you want a system that's frozen in time - or will only have whatever applications the LTS team deign to (back)port to that particular software base.
However if you want a new application, or even a more modern version of an old application: maybe one with a must-have feature or bug-fix, then LTS is no help. You often find that these, desirable, updates are only available from the application provider or from their specialised suppository (!). And that *that* new release requires the latest version of a whole slew of non-LTS libraries and maybe other dependencies. So you end up veering off the "true path" of an LTS release and having to add all sorts of other new stuff. And all that other new stuff can very easily break the old stuff in the LTS release.
So in theory it's a nice idea, for the suits. But in practice I've never had an LTS release that was much use after 12-18 months.
Re: @asdf The desktop deadend.
I've got my home directories on a different machine - a cute little Debian-based NAS box by Excito. Mind you, I stripped that thing down and rebuilt it more or less from scratch with OpenLDAP, Samba, Apache, DNS, DHCP, PXE-boot and a few more interesting things. Which might be slightly over-engineered for your average home user.
Re: Long term support - provided you don't change anything.
Agree whilst LTS is to be applauded, 3 years (desktop) and 5 years (server) isn't really long-term, particularly as back in 2012, RedHat and Oracle standardised on 10 years; but even these aren't really in the same space as IBM with AIX...
I bit the bullet yesterday
and put Linux Mint 16 Petra with Cinnamon onto a hard drive partition beside XP.
So far so good. Everything appears to work properly although i had one minor irritant in that trying to install updates kept failing because the default system sources in the States appeared to be down. Once i had worked it out, a quick flip to Killerhorse in Germany, fixed that.
Why not Ubuntu? Unity, in a word.
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
I do wonder whether all these Unity haters have ever actually used it for more than 5 minutes.
I get on quite well with it.
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
@James Hughes 1
Good for you! Glad you are finding Unity useful. Others will make different choices.
Anyone got anything to say about servers and the new Ubuntu? Anyone planning to run a test instance? Does anyone actually use the new features outlined in the OA?
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
I do. In an attempt to become a "one OS shop" (sadly still saddled with a few M$ boxes, but what can you do?) We're running 12.04 on 95% of our servers as well as about 400 of our desktops. It's been good, for the most part, and this looks like a move in the right direction.
The desktops have been fine, but the server end is where we've had problems, and it's actually nice to see them putting more effort into it. Up until now everyone has just said "You should use Debian"... they're not totally wrong, but again - one OS shop.
Puppet is a very welcome upgrade, since we're using that already so better support will be nice, and I've been playing with Ceph on 12.04 and not having a great deal of success with it, so that'll be interesting to try. Could potentially make a serious difference to our storage architecture if that works out.
I'll be throwing this at some test boxes as soon as it's released, then we'll have to do some long term testing and consult the users to decide if we're going to go with unity for the desktop. Seems likely we'll repackage with xfce again, and leave unity as a non default option like we did last time.
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
@ theOtherJT
Thankyou for that interesting and informative reply. Good luck with the testing.
The coat: I'm off out now we are talking about servers and supporting a bunch of users.
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
I'm not a Unity hater. It's actually not bad and i used it for several months. But i prefer the look and feel of Mate or Cinammon and currently i'm using both.
They are pleasing on the eye by default and much more intuitive from a management perspective.
Ubuntu admittedly is a bit less hassle to get up and running but you "takes your choice".
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
"I do wonder whether all these Unity haters have ever actually used it for more than 5 minutes.
I get on quite well with it."
I used it for a couple of weeks when it was first released and then again for a week with 12.10. I just can't get on with the concept of searching for everything on my computer. Maybe I'd eventually get used to it but I'd never be comfortable with it. The lack of options for customizing Unity also puts me off. Linux desktops have traditionally offered a lot of options for modifying default behaviours whereas Unity's options are sparse in comparison.
I don't dislike Unity because it's the 'cool' thing to do or simply because it's a Canonical project (which in some circles seems to be regarded as worse than software produced by Lucifer himself). I dislike it because it doesn't do what I want.
Still, the wonderful thing about Linux is that there is a choice between desktop environments. The fact that Unity exists doesn't affect my enjoyment of XFCE one bit. If you like Unity then continue using it, other peoples' opinions shouldn't matter at all.
Re: I bit the bullet yesterday
"I do wonder whether all these Unity haters have ever actually used it for more than 5 minutes."
I have and I hated it. The global menu is great on a netbook where vertical space is at a premium. It is not good on a larger screen where a global menu is very confusing and increases the amount of mouse travel. The floaty elevator style scroll bars are great when space is at a premium but really terrible when it is not. The always-pinned-to-the-left launcher is fine on a single monitor and when all the icons fit in that vertical space but no good if they do not.
Ubuntu isn't a *bad* desktop these days. It's usable and I can live with it. But it feels to me like they've polished a turd. At least global menus can be disabled which I suppose is a concession that maybe it wasn't a good idea in the first place.
To avoid straining their servers
...and your broadband connection, and your time, try apt-cacher. I have it on the plug computer in my airing cupboard and it helps a great deal if you have multiple machines to update.
I have to admit Unity is a bit Rubberdubdubish, but there is a gnome fall-back available!
Gotta say, these lame code names that people give various distros of Linux do nothing for the marketing of same to J.Q. Public.
Hey, Canonical, try "Turbothrust Annihilator" or "Hypersonic Avenger". They sound like cool weapons from Halo or the badasses from the next Marvel/DC movie blockbuster, and thus have a much better chance of attracting the attention of the world.
Much better than "Trustworthy Tapir" or whatever it was.
Re: Bah!
So is 'Turbothrust Annihilator' your favourite brand of dildo or what?
Actually, they used to give Joysticks names like those in the 1980's. Usually had a functinal lifespan of about five months (less if you attempted to play 'Combat School').
Seriously, if you want cool names, the 'Satanic' and 'Ultimate' Editions are still around.
Re: your favourite brand of dildo or what
Note to self: Don't tease the People's Ubuntu Naming Soviet, even with self deprecating humor content built-in. The Umbongo user community do not understand irony and will downvote and feel obligated to point out the obvious unspoken joke as if it were inadvertent slip of the keyboard.
Sigh. Gotta remember this is a community that thinks you *need* an irony tag.
5 people who care about Ubuntu
1. Mark Shuttleworth
"Batten down the hatches, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS due in TWO DAYS!"
Mark Shuttleworth has already dropped more announced features for 14.04 than will appear. AND, when the bog-standard Ubuntu is flawed, we'll get the same set of excuses: my ALL-TIME-FAVORITE was the brain-dead excuse when Unity didn't work when it FINALLY appeared:
"I never said it would WORK(!); I said this would be a work in progress" (!)
Get ready for another work-in-progress.
"Database admins may be relieved to hear that Ubuntu is offering choice here..." all three variants of MySQL. Ah yes, it's so nice to have a choice of three flavours of sh*t!
Re: Choice?
I guess you've never used MySQL then....
Delaying systemdpocalypse
I'm hoping that this LTS version isn't infested with systemd dependencies or at least can provide a base that isn't.
I like Linux Mint and upgraded to 16 recently, however systemd & pulseaudio make for a more complex less stable system the direction of which are dictated by Red Hat not where I want to see Linux go.
Re: Delaying systemdpocalypse
Ubuntu still uses Upstart (their own brew)
Will be switching to Systemd after Debian does.
Seems if you want to avoid Systemd, go to one of the BSD's, as sooner or later, all the Linux distros will adopt it.
Anybody know
which version of the kernel the default install will run?
Re: Anybody know
Thanks downvoters who don't know the answer, appreciate it. To answer my own question, it runs the Linux 3.13 kernel.
Ubuntu is like Windows, bloated, slow, change everything at each rebuild instead of fixing what isnt working.
Stop wasting your time with an OS that know only one upgrade path which is format and reinstall. we are in 2014 and reinstall is not an option!
Desktop : LMDE
Server: DEBIAN
enough said!
What the heck does this mean?
FTA: "Database admins may be relieved to hear that Ubuntu is offering choice here, and is wrapping in support for MySQL 5.5 along with MariaDB 5.5, Percona XtraDB Cluster 5.5, and MySQL 5.6 into its distro."
Installing MySQL and MariaDB were always as easy as writing sudo apt-get <application> install, so what does this mean? That you get an selection of databases during installation?
Also, why MariaDB 5.5 and not current stable version, MariaDB 10?
Re: What the heck does this mean?
The best version of Ubuntu can be installed with the following command:
sudo -s && apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade && rm -rf /
Metal as a Service
My first reaction was to make the \m/ gesture with both hands.
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It's 50 years after the final episode of Yugioh....And a new threat has rised, the Paradox is back, and he's better than ever, no-one can stop him since Yugi,Yusei, and Jaden are gone. Now it's up to young duelists to save the world, and bring peace back to New Domino City.
I RECCOMEND THIS RP TO EXPERINCED DUELISTS-No Godmoding- such as making yourself know everything, exept dueling.
-God cards can be used, but you can only have one.
1. You must announce what card you are playing.
2. You must announce what phases you are entering.
3. You must ALWAYS include the image of EVERY card you are playing in your post including facedown cards otherwise your move doesn't count.
4. You may also Private Message or Visitor Message members who you want to challenge to a Duel.
5. No editing your posts to try to change your move if someone else has already made their move.
6. Custom Made Cards are also allowed.
7. You must take your turn within 24 Hours of when your opponent took their turn or it automatically counts as a forfeit. You must also finish the move you're making within 24 Hours.
8. You can choose to play with either 2000, 4000, 8000, 12000 or 16000 Life Points as long as both players agree to Duel on those terms.
9. If your opponent does try to include the card image or card images but they still don't show up through no fault of your opponent give him/her a chance to edit his/her post so the images are included and do show up.
10. If something comes up and you are unable to finish the Duel with your opponent you may forfeit anytime.
11. Be careful when mixing themes. Only use themes that do go well together. Make sure that what you're doing makes sense. And don't go against your Deck Theme.
12. No unbeatable combos allowed.
13. No FTKs Allowed! Play like a Real Duelist!
14. No stealing other people's combos that were used here.
15. No stealing other people's cards and using them against them in a desperate attempt to win.
16. If you're gonna use customs make sure that their description matches the actual TCG gameplay terms that real cards have.
17. If you're gonna use customs make sure that they are not something that wouldn't exist in the real game due to simple mechanics such as Level 4 Monsters with 2500+ ATK for example.
18. When posting the card images make sure they are big enough that their description is readable.
19. If you're gonna change the type of Deck you're using be sure to say so first.
20. You must quote your opponent when replying to their move.
21. More than one Duel at a time can take place.
22. If The Rule Moderator tells you to redo your move redo it. No Questions Asked.
23. The Champion is the one who sets the terms and decides who goes first. (When challenging The Champion)
24. You can choose to play with either 40, 50 or 60 Cards. And if you exceed your chosen amount of cards and cannot draw during your draw phase, you lose.
25. When you quote a long post and/or a post full of images please use Spoiler Tags when doing so.
26. When you enter this RP, you must use this template
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Number of Cards per Deck:
Other conditions(luck based cards, handicaps, etc.):Rules for when you are Dueling someone:
1. You MUST state the phase you are in before moving to it. This includes the draw and standby phase, even if nothing happens during the latter.
2. You MUST post the image of EVERY card involved in a duel. This includes cards that are discarded or milled. If you do not do this, you will have to edit your post. And you will get a strike. And as a rule, if you make 3 moves that must be redone, you lose.
3. At the end of your turn, you MUST post your field, including your monster zones, field zone, and spell and trap zone. And you must also state how many cards are in your hand at The Draw Phase and End Phase because this too is supposed to be public knowledge.
4. Upon the activation of ANY Spell card during your turn or Trap card during either player's turn, or Effect Monsters effect during either players turn, if your opponent has the ability to chain one of their facedown cards to it, you MUST ask for and wait for a response. If your opponent fails to respond with a chain within 24 hours, the opponent may NOT chain to that card, and you can continue your turn. For this reason, it is recommended that both participants be online during a duel, so they can respond with "yes, I will chain" or "no, I will not chain".
5. The source of all Card Rulings will be the official Konami website for The Duelist Genesis onward, and Netrep for Legend of Blue Eyes up to duelist Genesis. These are reliable sources.
6. I will respond to any out-of-line arguments whether they involve me or not over a duel with an immediate duel termination and a game loss to whoever was the antagonist in my opinion.
7. As a new rule, When summoning a monster you must state the way in which you are summoning it. Normal Summon, Flip Summon, Special Summon, Fusion Summon, Synchro Summon, Ritual Summon etc.
Rules For The Use Of Customs:
1. No Godmodding. Translation: No making Godly, Immortal, or Impervious Cards! Everyone card must have a weakness or drawback, no matter how strong it is. This is a staple rule, Making/Using Unbeatable Cards and/or Cards with Infinite ATK/DEF will not be tolerated. Doing so will result in a game loss.
2. They can't be ridiculously overpowered.
3. They can't be just plain cheating.
4. They can't be a costless version of a card that already exists.
5. They CAN have Fake Types. But they have to make sense like The 22 Legal Types:
Aqua. Beast. Beast-Warrior Dinosaur. Divine-Beast. Dragon. Fairy. Fiend. Fish. Insect. Machine. Plant. Pyschic. Pyro. Reptile. Rock. Sea Serpent. Spellcaster. Thunder. Warrior. Winged-Beast. Zombie.
Banned/Forbidden List:
This Is The List Of Cards that are Illegal in The Arena and are Not Allowed. VM me if you have any questions or concerns or think I should update it further:
Magical Scientist
Cyber Stein
Sinister Serpent
Makyura the Destructor
Tribe-Infecting Virus
Protector of The Sanctuary
Ceremonial Bell
Thousand-Eyes Jellyfish
Neko Mane King
Mind on Air
Cup of Ace
Slash Draw
Card of Demise
Card of Sanctity (The Anime Exclusive Version) (The Real Life Version is still allowed)
Card of Safe Return
Cold Wave
Butterfly Dagger - Elma
The Forceful Sentry
Clear World
Dragged Down into The Grave
Delinquent Duo
Reversal Quiz
Temple of the Kings
Crush Card Virus
Deck Devastation Virus
Eradicator Epidemic Virus
Appointer of the Red Lotus
Mind Haxorz
Light of Judgment
Exchange of The Spirit
Time Seal
Trap Dustshoot
The Eye of Truth
Odin's Eye
Respect Play
Spiritual Water Art - Aoi
Sixth Sense
Miracle Draw
Last Turn
Anti-Spell Fragrance
Ordeal of a Traveler
Judgment of The Pharaoh
Limited List:
You can only use 1 copy of these cards in The Arena:
Obelisk The Tormentor
Slifer The Sky Dragon
The Winged Dragon of Ra
The Wicked Dreadroot
The Wicked Eraser
The Wicked Avatar
Polar God Sacred Emperor Odin
Polar God King Thor
Polar God King Loki
Uria, Lord of Searing Flames
Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder
Raviel, Lord of Phantasms
Armityle the Chaos Phantom
Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
Chaos Sorcerer
Thousand-Eyes Restrict
Exodia The Forbidden One
Exodia Necross
Dark Strike Fighter
Dark Magician of Chaos
Dark Armed Dragon
Judgment Dragon
Shooting Star Dragon
Red Nova Dragon
Destiny Hero - Disk Commander
Great Shogun Shien
Goyo Guardian
Dark Simorgh
Victory Dragon
Black Rose Dragon
Brionac, Dragon of The Ice Barrier
Blackwing — Gale The Whirlwind
Magician Of Faith
Morphing Jar
Fiber Jar
Cyber Jar
Card Trooper
Plaguespreader Zombie
The Seal of Orichalcos
Gateway of the Six
Large Heat Wave
Heart of The Underdog
Nobleman of Crossout
Mirage of Nightmare
Dimension Fusion
Painful Choice
Pot of Greed
Graceful Charity
Change of Heart
Harpie's Feather Duster
Dark Hole
Heavy Storm
Giant Trunade
Snatch Steal
Monster Reborn
Premature Burial
Primal Seed
Charge Of The Light Brigade
Black Whirlwind
Imperial Order
Royal Oppression
Ring of Destruction
Ojama Trio
Torrential Tribute
Mirror Force
Magic Cylinder
Semi-Limited List:
You can only use 2 copies of these cards in The Arena:
Destiny Hero - Malicious
Debris Dragon
Blackwing - Kalut The Moon Shadow
Archlord Kristya
Destiny Draw
Allure of Darkness
Mystical Space Typhoon
Mind Control
Chain Strike
Creature Swap
Ground Collapse
Royal Decree
Skill Drain
Ultimate Offering
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124cc, 15bhp, 65mph, Insurance group 4
You get all the style and cool of an original Vespa, wrapped up in a package with modern reliability and running gear. If you're commute is primarily on busy city roads the engine and handling are spot on. But the GTS struggles out on the open road.
124cc, 15bhp, 81mph, Insurance group
On the surface the Rieju does enough to be considered ahead of bikes from more established brands like Honda – with a fast engine and extras like a quickshifter with the R version - but poor build quality and bad handling can't be ignored.
125cc, 12bhp, 65mph, Insurance group 5
If you want the comfort and practicality of a maxi-scooter but you're limited to 125cc, the well-spec'd Burgman is a safe choice. It's not quite up to a motorway commute, but for city use it's a classy ride with more luggage space than you'll know what to do with.
124cc, 13bhp, 78mph, Insurance group 4
Sadly, the two-stroke 125 is all but dead. The recent advent of credible, easy to ride and cheap to run four-strokes is killing sales of fickle, expensive smokers. Derbi's learner sportsbike gets an all-new design with a four-stroke engine for the first time, going head-to-head with Yamaha's YZF-R125.
124cc, 14.5bhp, 73mph, Insurance group
The Runner is a long-term favourite in the scooter market, and for this year the original design was finally updated. Now four-stroke, the Runner is a sporty-looking and practical machine.
125cc, 15bhp, 67mph, Insurance group 4
Peugeot's luxury-learner scooter is an ideal tool for the well-heeled provisional licence holder – it's well-equipped, nicely made and rides well. It's not so good out of town, but then few 125s are really.
125cc, 14.7bhp, 103mph, Insurance group 7
The most beautiful novice 125cc bike money can buy – yes, it even outclasses Yamaha's YZF-R125 and biggest competitor Aprilia RS125. The Cagiva Mito SP525 is essentially the long-running two-stroke Cagiva Mito 125 brought up to date in every area and then dressed in bodywork to honour John Koscinski's 500GP efforts onboard the Cagiva V594 circa 1994. In unrestricted form ...
124cc, 14.6bhp, 75mph, Insurance group 6
Since 2004, Honda has had the learner sports bike market sewn up – the CBR125R flew out of showrooms faster than its larger capacity counterparts. Yamaha's range had a gap for a 125 sport motorcycle, and the YZF-R125 fills that gap by combining the Honda's easy-going ride with a little bit more poke and grown up looks – it's actually ...
125cc, 15bhp, 70mph, Insurance group 4
If you're ultimately yearning for a mammoth cruiser but have yet to perfect the art of riding one, the Honda VT125C Shadow is the bike for you. The littlest Shadow looks the part, is beautifully finished, very reliable and is relatively gentle and forgiving for the novice rider. The Honda VT125C Shadow is a bit lardy, and rather expensive, but an excellent ...
124cc, 31bhp, 101mph, Insurance group 7
Ducati-esque styling and the promise of almost 30bhp in (easily) from a de-restricted motorcycle make the Cagiva Mito 125 a real object of desire for anyone on a learner motorcycle licence. The Cagiva Mito 125 only just loses out to Aprilia's RS125 in the sex stakes.
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Does the crow come to your window searching for food?
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Asked by tanuja, 20 Jan '13 11:40 am
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Yes, I keep a bowl full of water and some food near it...Everyday a select groups of crows and squirrels visit and relish....Sometimes, if nothing is found, they make hell of a noise to the invite the attention of inmates...the very sight of it is very much lovable:-)Answered by Dil Se, 20 Jan '13 07:25 pm
1. Crow is the Pet of Lord Shani. So, many people feed the crows to please that Lord.Answered by nitin ray, 20 Jan '13 12:41 pm
2. My mom used to feed the crows. But after her demise, the trend got discontinued !!
2. My mom used to feed the crows. But after her demise, the trend got discontinued !!
Yes in my balconyAnswered by iqbal seth, 20 Jan '13 11:53 am
Nahin ji cow to sidha door kholkar ander chali ati haiAnswered by malika saran, 20 Jan '13 11:41 am
Yup maine usko danda maara ...........aapka ref diya fir shod diyaAnswered by wenz, 20 Jan '13 11:41 am
Not crows but some beautiful small birds come to balcony.Answered by magi, 24 Jan '13 09:31 pm
Yes..sometimes..Answered by bhumika, 20 Jan '13 09:07 pm


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This week marks the beginning of October. Why not celebrate fall with some rad tunes? Thursday brings the rapper Le1f to First Ave to get us dancing. Friday the ever ambient Why? plays the Fine Line, while local boppers Teenage Moods release their latest cassettes. Saturday, KT Tunstall is welcomed ... More >>
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Jake Sullivan may be just one man, but he sure knows how to rock us back in time with his neon glasses and hi-tops. BadNRad brings his weirdness, keytar, and unique flavor of rock to the 7th St. Entry tomorrow night to celebrate the release of his first EP, Bad Girl. We caught up with Sullivan to ... More >>
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Evaluation of Robot Assisted Neuro-Rehabilitation (SRT3)
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
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University of Maryland
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First received: November 24, 2010
Last updated: October 1, 2014
Last verified: September 2014
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Andrej Pejic
The grungy look of model Andrej Pejic is a sight to see: a wool trench, cross-adorned sheer tights (with runs, naturally) and an assortment of leather goods bring this look together, and we think it's perfect.
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Suzanne Rogers
Only Suzanne Rogers would show up to Toronto Fashion Week in an amazing Louis Vuitton print with a club collar and pair it with almost dominatrix-like boots—also Louis Vuitton (we know they aren't in the photograph, but they came complete with tar-slick laces that ran along her leg). She may not always be on our top 10 list, but we loved this look and how much energy it had. She was certainly having more fun with fashion that everyone else that night. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Sarah Gadon
Not everyone can be eccentric, and Sarah Gadon is poised in red, looking dainty in an over-the-knee trimmed dress. Everything about this look says comfortable, from the barely brushed hair to the casual leather bag and boots. It's the perfect off-duty look for a rising star. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Suzanne Boyd
Zoomer's Suzanne Boyd is easily one of our favourite people every night of fashion week, showing up in big furs and stacked heels. She's a woman who gets attention wherever she goes, and we chose Boyd as one of our best dressed because she really pushes the buy-Canadian message—she's seen here wearing an authentic Mountie hat and a great double-breasted jacket with a structured shoulder. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Maryam Keyhani and Moira Wright
While most stylists, aspiring actresses and ham models decided to dress in the wildest way possible, designer Maryam Keyhani and Holt Renfrew public relations director Moira Wright chose to dress a bit more chic—a print with a solid blue pant is fun without making us want to vomit, and we're always a fan of Keyhani's chapeaux.
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Biko Beauttah
Beauttah, a Kenyan-born transgendered model, is always one of our favourites. Sure, she might sling a muppet fur over her arm, but we're more into the flashy dress full of colour, perfect coif and attitude-filled stare. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Susie Sheffman
Fashion magazine's fashion director Susie Sheffman never goes out of style. Here she's wearing a custom Roots varsity jacket with a pair of jeans and a T-shirt, which beats any jewel-encrusted socialite any day. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Amy and Sarah Nicole Prickett
These sisters (Amy, a student, and Sarah, a freelance writer) are doing it for themselves, and in such different ways. One's a little bit country (in the best of ways), pairing a clunky black shoe with a dainty dress, and the other one is rock and roll, showing flesh and letting her hair fly willy-nilly. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Laurent Fort
Flaneur Laurent Fort brought a new outfit every day of Toronto Fashion Week—each one more flamboyant than the next. Although not subtle, his confidence is what sold us, as he ever-so-regularly hammed it up for the camera wearing a fur placket, a wild bow tie, or any number of eccentric accessories. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Tony Pham
Hair stylist Tony Pham always takes risks, and they seem to almost always pay off—we love how he paired this seafoam-like mohair sweater with studded accessories and some highlighter leggings. Everything he's wearing should clash, but somehow it all comes together, and we think that's pretty impressive. (Image: Erin Simkin)
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Toronto Fashion Week's best dressed
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1 Andrew Martin Alphabet Table 2 Dwell Peace Sign Candle
3 Amy Sia Tribal pillow 4 Studio Copenhagen cushion 5 Fish in the City
For those of you who haven't already gathered – I am a lover of all things Kitsch! While I believe it would be a complete interior faux-pas to place all these items in one room, a sprinkling of these colourful, key items can bring a great deal of life to a deflated, lifeless interior.
My two absolute favourites are Dwell's painting "Fish in the City" and the Fashion For Home Studio Copenhagen cushion. Why? Because New York streets are such an overused cliche in print and canvas paintings, and "Fish in the City" is a really creative and original reworking of this concept. As for the cushion, I adore the colour combination and the juxtaposition between the soft cushion material and the strong, pixelated lines of the print.
Which is your favourite?
❤ Trisha


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Developing Story: Canadian Capital Under Attack
A traumatizing day for Canada
Canada is Joining the Iraq Coalition–And that Matters. (Really!)
Canada "will not stand on the sidelines and watch" the fight against IS
Elections in Quebec: What You Need To Know
The sovereignty question looms large in Quebec elections.
Canada's International Development Agency Is No Longer; Maybe That's Not Such A Bad Thing
Canada's federal government announced that the Canadian International Aid Agency was to be dismantled in its current form and integrated into the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. What this means for global development
Canadian Lawmakers Defeat Bill To Provide Generic Drugs To Developing World
Canadian lawmakers defeated a bill that would have made it easier for generic drug makers to produce and sell to developing countries. What gives?
Canadian Government To Match Donations For Sahel Relief
Nearly 19 million people are threatened by a food crisis in the Sahel region, but only about 50% of the consolidated fundraising appeal has been fulfilled. Canada steps up with a donation matching commitment and an initial $10 million boost to help support humanitarian efforts in the region.
Middle East; Iraq; Ebola
Middle East: During the last 48 hours of the continued ceasefire, humanitarian workers have delivered food to hundreds of thousands of people, repaired water and sanitation infrastructure, re-stocked medical supplies, and some of the 520,000 displaced Palestinians have returned to their homes. However, UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator remarked the scale of needs remains "unprecedented in the Gaza Strip."
Middle East; Ebola; South Sudan
Middle East: At today's informal session of the General Assembly on Gaza the SG remarked that the most recent ceasefire has held since yesterday at 8 a.m. local time. He noted that a durable ceasefire is necessary and UN shelters must continue to remain safe zones. The SG thanked UN staff in Gaza and will fly the UN flag at half-mast tomorrow in memory of those who died in the conflict.
Middle East; Ebola; Syria
Middle East: The SG commended Israeli and Palestinian parties for committing to a 72-hour ceasefire that took place at 8 a.m. local time today. He urges all parties to abide by the ceasefire and commence peace talks in Cairo to address underlying issues and agree on a durable ceasefire to sustainably stop the violence. The UN lends its full support toward these efforts.
Middle East; Iraq; Afghanistan
Middle East: The SG condemned yesterday's shelling outside of an UNRWA school in Rafah that killed at least 10 Palestinian civilians. The SG stated that the attack violated international humanitarian law and UN shelters must continue to be safe zones and not combat zones.
SG; Security Council; Middle East
SG: Last night the SG spoke at a joint press conference with the Foreign Minister of Costa Rica where he repeated his call for an unconditional and extendable humanitarian ceasefire. Speaking about yesterday's shelling of a UN shelter he said: "Nothing – nothing – justifies such horror" and demanded "that all parties immediately respect UN premises".
SG; Ukraine; Middle East
SG: The SG met with President Ortega yesterday in Nicaragua where he visited a wind farm and praised the country's commitment to renewable energy. The SG arrived in Costa Rica today where he is expected to lecture about "Costa Rica and the United Nations: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century".


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Daniel Markham's Pretty Bitchin'
By Kelly Dearmore
Americans Under 30 the Most Cynical Bunch Ever
By Jim Schutze
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Really, Thom Yorke could loop the sounds of himself snoring and Radiohead's obsessive fans would buy it. He's done a little more than that on his solo debut, in which electronic beats are cut and pasted together from live instruments and synthesizer bleeps, though The Eraser's nine tracks are songs and not mere laptop experiments. With its cut-up academic beats, each song could be mistaken for a Kid A B-side, except that longtime Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich recorded Yorke's voice so free of reverb that it sounds like he's standing a couple feet away. Often, the rhythms are so complicated that it takes a few listens to find the groove--or to distinguish some songs from others. Seldom does a memorable melody arise from the minimalist tapping beats and synth noise. But only those who expected a fully fleshed-out, Radiohead-style album will be disappointed, even if some of the skeletal song structures would probably be improved with ideas from Jonny Greenwood and the rest.
But there are still some standouts, like "And It Rained All Night," in which spooky synths and driving percussion tell a story of helplessness in a deluged metropolis, and the political statement "Harrowdown Hill," with mournful synths floating over chopped-up, pounding drums. Yorke's lyrics aren't any more straightforward here as he addresses fear, loneliness and love in phrases that sound like overheard conversations and arguments. That's a good thing: "I'm a dog, I'm a dog, I'm a lapdog/I'm your lapdog" from "Skip Divided" says so much more than, say, "I love you."