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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a sheriff's office and a police department?
The main difference is jurisdiction. A sheriff's office provides law enforcement and jail services for an entire county while a police department serves a specific city or town. In Idaho, a sheriff's office is responsible for all civil services within each county.
Where do I pay a traffic ticket?
In the Boundary County Clerk's Office, Room 22 of the County Courthouse, 6452 Kootenai Street in Bonners Ferry.
What is the difference between a sexual offender and a violent sexual predator?
A sexual offender is a person convicted of certain felony sex crimes, while a violent sexual predator is a sexual offender who the Sexual Offender Classification Board deems to be at risk of committing additional sex offenses or engaging in predatory sexual conduct.
Where can I get my fingerprints taken for employment purposes?
The Boundary County Sheriff's Office offers fingerprinting in the detention department from 9 to 11 a.m. each Wednesday and Thursday and from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1:30 to 3 p.m. each Saturday. The fee for fingerprinting is $10, and no appointment is necessary. Delays are rare, though possible.
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In Idaho, jails are operated by sheriffs and are designed to hold individuals waiting for trial or serving a short sentence. Inmates sentenced to less than one year can serve their time in jail. Idaho prisons are operated by the Idaho Department of Corrections and are designed to hold only individuals already convicted, typically with sentences exceeding one year.
Visiting hours at the Boundary County Detention Facility are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Special visits will be made only with the consent of the Sheriff, Chief Deputy or Detention Sergeant. Identification will be requested. No one under 18 years of age may visit an inmate unless accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. To learn more, click here.
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Mail for inmates incarcerated in the Boundary County Jail should include the inmates' first and last name and be addressed to Boundary County Jail, P.O. Box 127, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805. Any mail received not appropriately addressed will either be returned to the sender or placed in the inmates' property, to be provided the inmate upon release.
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Why do dispatchers ask so many questions when I call 911 for help?
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The information you provide a dispatcher is relayed to responding officers, paramedics or firefighters while they are on their way to the call.
What agencies does the Sheriff's Office dispatch for?
The Boundary County Sheriff's Office provides dispatch services for multiple agencies, including the Bonners Ferry Police Department, Idaho State Police, US Customs and Border Patrol, Idaho Fish & Game, US Forest Service Law Enforcement and more. In addition, Sheriff's Dispatchers call out, direct and monitor Boundary Volunteer Ambulance and all county fire departments; South Boundary, Paradise Valley, North Bench, City of Bonners Ferry, City of Moyie Springs, Curley Creek, and Hall Mountain. In the event of a major incident, dispatchers also provide communications services for Boundary County Emergency Management personnel.
How do I request a background check on someone?
The Boundary County Sheriff's Office does not provide background checks for the public. If you want to check the criminal record of a new employee or someone who may be in contact with children or if you have concerns about a person's past, you can request a statewide background check. These are done through the Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI). You can also contact BCI by writing BCI, 700 S. Stratford Dr. , Meridian, ID 83642, or by calling (208) 884-7135 .
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The Idaho State Police maintains crash reports for all crashes they investigate, which is several thousand per year, including most of the major collisions that occur in Boundary County. Visit their website, http://www.isp.state.id.us/crashreports.html, to submit an on-line request.
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The Boundary County Driver's Licensing Department is located in the Sheriff's Office, 6438 Kootenai Street in downtown Bonners Ferry. Many people get Driver's Licensing and Motor Vehicle Licensing, which is located in Room 15 on the lower level of the County Courthouse. If you need a license to drive, go to the Sheriff's Office; if you need to license the vehicle you drive, visit the courthouse!


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Anyone who follows gaming has probably heard about Valve's potential entry into the next generation of consoles. Recently attached with the name "Piston", its unofficial title as the Steam Box lets you know what you're in for. A Console to run Steam in their new Big Picture mode.
Who else is stoked? If it supports titles like DayZ Standalone, Arma II, Wasteland, BF3, BlOps 2, etc, I may forego building a gaming PC to pick one up.
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I have my doubts about this steam box, but I suppose the good thing about it is that it runs linux and that we will hopefully see more big titles with Linux supports.
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Honda Insight Prices Paid and Buying Experience
badnu1s Posts: 5Hi:
Since I live in a somewhat rural part of NH,
I felt I had to inquire with the local tire
store about getting studded snow tires for the Insight.
The closest I got to the P165/65R14 spec in the
book was: P175/65R14.
Has anyone replaced the OEM tire with something
like this?
GOHEV Southern California Hybrid Gathering re-scheduled.
At the request of a several people, because of proximity to
Christmas, the GOHEV, (gathering of hybrid electric vehicles)
originally scheduled on Dec. 23rd, has been moved to Sunday, January
7th 2001 at Griffith Park, in Los Angeles, CA.
There has been a great response to this event so far.
Edmunds.com has offered to give out shirts, mugs and other goodies.
A representative from Toyota will be joining us as well.
So far, both Toyota Prius and Honda Insight owners will be there.
Actor Ed Begley Jr. emailed to say he might also be joining us.
Hopefully he'll have his EV1 with him.
A writer from Entertainment Today will also be there for a story and
This will be in a picnic/BBQ area, so you can bring food, Frisbees etc.
The Grills are in the park. Expect 65 to 70 degree temps. (updates coming)
The gathering will be from 12:00 noon till the early evening.
Anyone owning or interested in owning any type of alternative fueled
vehicle is invited.
Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for specific directions and registration.
Please let us know if you will attend, and how many people are in
your party.
Hope to see you there!
winker98 Posts: 4I have been driving an Insight since July. I love it. I live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and recently took the Insight on a trip across the UP on my way to visit my family. We have approximately 1 to 2 feet of snow here depending on the area and the car drove just fine. One has to adjust to the narrow wheel base and the lightness of the car but it pulled me through 10 inches of snow on the ground in some areas and I never lost control. I was thrilled with the performance of the car. Now, my gas mileage did go down to around 56 miles to a gallon, I am used to getting closer to 72 miles to a gallon on long trip but I believe this was due to the colder weather and the drag of the snow and slush. As I stated before, I have never regretted buying this car and I still stand by that statement.
philring Posts: 1I have had several problems with my Insight. I have had the car at the dealer for 24 days since the middle of September. They have diagnosed the problem as a bad computer. However, there are no parts available for the repair. My milage has dropped from 66 to about 52 since the "problem". The engine does get hot enough to be effecient. The gauges are not working properly on the dash. Did I mention that I had almost no heat. That is very helpful in Illinois this time of year.
Is anyone else having problems?
Hey Insight owners, I'm happy with my Civic but want to trade up to a Insight one day.
philring (and all) what do you think ?
Rob Fruth - Houston, Tx
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1997 Trek 2300 for real fun !
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hondagrrl Posts: 2#68, My Honda dealer was the one that told me about the tax credit... it's supposed to be a $2500 credit for purchasing a ULEV.
I love my Insight... I just got it 2 weeks ago and I think $20K isn't excessive for progressive thinking. We need to start using alternative fuel sources and this is a good start. And I'll save $200/mo in gas now so the car will practically pay for itself. I went over 500 miles on my first tank and it took me $13 to fill it up. Can't beat that!
Thanks Jim, your photo album of the GOHEV gathering is great ! Wish I could have gone. There seems to be a large percentage of Toyota Priuses, also was there any interest from the big three ?
Rob Fruth - Houston, Tx
1981 Raleigh for commuting, errands & fun
1997 Trek 2300 for real fun !
2000 5 speed Civic hatchback
heavyw Posts: 1I'm looking at buying a 2000 insight. It's red, and comes with a cd player, cruise control, and air conditioning. the dealer wants 100.00 over invoice, for a total $18,700.00. Does this seem like a good deal to all of you out there? To me i will be saving about 120-140 dollars a month in gas expenses. which should equal about half of the monthly payment. let me know what you think.
pstewart99 Posts: 1Honda CD Changer addition:
I managed to find a CD Changer from a third party for quite a bit less than the dealer price. Now the mystery unfolds- does anyone have information on the following:
I know where the changer is to be located- does it somehow make use of the styrofoam filler currently there, or is there another way to fasten/mount it?
How do you access the thing with the luggage well in place, or do you have to remove this to change disk cartridges?
Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks, Phil Stewart #3842
puxesaco Posts: 1
I'm on the verge of buying an Insight. Will probably buy anyway, but I'm looking for service info. The IMA battery is covered for 8yr/80K mi. Nobody can tell me how often one can expect to replace it. NiMH doesn't last forever. I have found it costs about $1900 for a full battery assembly, but would love to know how often to expect to lay that much out! Anybody know?
A local dealer here in Columbus, Ohio is now telling me they will sell
an Insight for $16,900 just to get rid of them(they aren't flying off the lots
They must still be making something, so don't let your local dealers
hoodwink you with "we have to sell for MSRP" stuff
reecerh Posts: 2For those of you shopping for a Honda Insight recommend you try e-bay. I was able to get a 2000 model with A/C and dealer installed cruise control for 16900.00. In monitoring e-bay it appears that several dealerships nationwide are using e-bay to reduce their 2000 models. I have had the car a few weeks (2000 miles) and have increased the lifetime mpg to 70.1 and the current tank (only my second as it came full) has 430 miles with a 80.3 mpg consumption. Have Fun and buy online. Rick
and thanks for sharing your story. We look forward to hearing more about your new Honda Insight! ;-)
To everyone- Here's an interesting article from Edmunds.com's Tech Center: How a Hybrid Works. Of course, the Honda insight is mentioned here. To quote the article's picture caption: "The 2000 Honda Insight, the first production hybrid to hit U.S. shores... its futuristic shape catches the eye of California Highway patrolmen and cologne hawkers alike."
What do you think? ;-)
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TMLTML Posts: 22I just bought a Honda Odyssey from Danny Roberts at Moss Motors (800-487-0991) in Lafayette, Louisiana. He didn't play any sales games with me. He is very upfront and trustworthy. He said he will sell any 2001 Insight on his lot for $1,000 under Invoice (Not MSRP), and a 2000 Insight for $2,000 under Invoice. I guess they aren't selling too well in Louisiana. (Lafayette is Oil Country, he told me) Tell him Tommy Lew from San Antonio, Texas sent you. Danny said they can ship it to your doorstep, for about $1 per mile, if you don't want to go to Louisana to pick it up. Since their delivery truck was booked up for two weeks, I bought a $170 airplane ticket and flew into Lafayette. The dealership was one mile from the airport, so Danny picked me up. Of course, in a situation like that, they have you over a barrel, but they didn't pull any tricks. Price quoted was the price I paid. $23,900 + $49 Document fee for a Beige Honda Odyssey LX, which was about $440 under MSRP. Out the door, no options installed at my request. (In case you didn't know, that's a GREAT price for an LX Odyssey. Every other dealer, local and internet, dealers are getting MSRP+ to put you on a 4 week waiting list.)
inky Posts: 370Just went by my dealer (Mark Roberts Honda) in Bartellsville, Ok 1-800-375-less.
They have three insights 2000 model (new) blowing out for $14,995. I was really tempted but do not need right now. That is $5000 off. Must be incentive to do that. If interested ask for John Page and tell him Inky sent you. He may give me a few referral bucks. 2 Red and one silver.
Check out dealer on web Markroberts.com
I have bought many cars there. They are legit..
INKY in Tulsa
stkicker Posts: 2I've been looking at the Insight. A dealer in Chicago asked me "what if I could get you the 2000 with A/C for $15,900?" I am seriously considering although I'd like the CD too and still am concerned about the battery costs. I figure to drive about 25,000 miles a year so I don't want to have to replace the batteries in 3 or 4 years. Does anyone know the costs for the batteries and the CD player? And does the $15,900 sound like a good price??? Thanks for any info.
bill_1 Posts: 97I have been intrigued by the Insight as a car (particularly with gasoline prices going up) and while a two passenger vehicle is not a problem for me (95% of the time it is just me in the car and 95% of the rest of the time it is only one other person) but I do need enough cargo room to haul stuff, so eactly how much can one fit into the insight... and how long, high, etc.
mness1 Posts: 1We just bought a red 2000 Insight which had been at a dealership in Memphis for 8 months. Last week they began a jaw-dropping push to get five out the door. The non-negotiable price was $15,999 with A/C. They wouldn't even add floor mats. At this moment there is one neon one left.


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I have eaten at this particular Old Spaghetti Factor a few times now and have been happy each time. The brown butter sauce and Mizithra cheese is very good. Staff seems very knowledgeable and the menu and website clearly depict what is GF. The menu items will come out with GF flags on them so it is clear. Only reason why I gave 4 stars is I would appreciate more selections on the GF menu. Would definitely recommend to others.
36891 Cook Street #10, Palm Desert, CA 92211
Prior to going to ROC's Firehouse Grille I called to confirm they indeed had a GF menu and that there staff were properly trained. I was told they were and the individual I talked to seemed knowledgeable. Upon arrival I asked the waiter about the GF chips listed on the menu and if they were in their own fryer. I was told they did not have cross contamination but upon further discussion they use the same fryer for all their chips and breaded items. Against my better judgment my family and I ordered from the GF menu. The food was good quality and tasted pretty good, however, the two of us who have gluten issues (I'm celiac and my daughter is gluten sensitive) were not feeling good afterwards. Overall, the food is good quality, but the staff and the kitchen are not trained or just do not properly prepare GF food. I would not recommend this restaurant to any celiac.
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Using the Inverse Trigonometric Functions - Problem 1
I want to prove an identity that involves Inverse Trig Functions. Inverse sine of x plus inverse cosine of x equals pi over 2. Now let's start with an identity we already know, the cofunction identity; sine of pi over 2 minus theta equals cosine of theta.
Now this works for any angle theta, so for example it works for this angle. Remember that inverse trig functions give you an angle. So I can write sine of pi over 2, minus inverse cosine of x equals cosine of inverse cosine of x.
Now let's take a look at this expression. This expression equals x if x is between -1, and 1. Remember that for the inverse angles identity, they're only true if x is within the domain of inverse cosine, in this case inverse cosine is at the domain between -1, 1.
So we have sine of pi over 2, minus inverse cosine of x equals x. Now let's take this over here and we're going to need the definition of inverse sine. I had the sine of pi over 2 minus inverse cosine of x equals x. So I need to turn this into an inverse sine equation, pi over 2 minus inverse cosine of x equals inverse cosine of x. Then all I have to do is add inverse cosine to both sides. Inverse sine of x plus inverse cosine of x equals pi over 2.
This is a nice identity because it shows you the relationship between inverse sine and inverse cosine. If you wanted to know the inverse cosine of an angle of a number, and you know the inverse sign of the number, all you have to do is take pi over 2 and subtract the inverse cosine.


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Evaluation of a student's achievement is the responsibility of the instructor. It is assumed that every instructor will have applied adequate, valid measures during the process of the course which will result in an objective, reasonably reliable grade assignment.
Reasonable measures should be taken by the instructor within the framework of the class structure to evaluate students' work and to make the results of the evaluation known to the students regularly throughout the course. Instructors should make every effort to consult with students who are doing unsatisfactory work.
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If a student needs medical documentation, he or she should contact the proper medical source directly for whatever material is needed. Neither the Office of Student Development and Orientation nor the Beu Health Center issue excuses for not attending class, but a student may obtain a form indicating the date and time of a completed medical appointment at the health center, for example, should a faculty member desire or require such evidence.
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Far from losing its mojo, the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) will simply be sharing the stage with a range of new players under NHS reform — none of whom look supportive of the R&D industry.
The big issue for industry in the UK this week is handicapping the future of its favorite target: The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), which vets new medicines for conformity with resource goals of the National Health Service (NHS). Reacting to government statements about the role of NICE in a new legislative manifesto for the NHS, media and other stakeholders are consigning NICE to the ultimate bureaucratic insult: irrelevance. "Sidelined," "stripped," and "downgraded" are the declarative adjectives greasing headlines in both the mainstream and industry press.
Not so fast – when was the last time you can recall a hugely influential, precedent-setting and global player like NICE forced to relinquish its authority, particularly given that delivering value for money is a key success metric for governments in an era of fiscal retrenchment?
Closer scrutiny by Pharm Exec suggests that NICE is poised to assume a bigger strategic mandate as access guardian in a new "value based" drug pricing system to take effect by no later than 2014, when the current voluntary arrangement with industry – the Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme (PPRS) – expires. Aware that NICE is a policy innovation of the previous Labor government, the new conservative coalition is anxious to end the cycle of "trial by media," in which negative appraisals of specific drugs lead to harsh politics and counter-pressure from patients.
The current NICE focus on formalized technology appraisals also detracts from the government's overall reform approach, which is to deliver health care services "from the bottom up," with physicians determining directly how the system spends taxpayer money. Put simply, we have to put the NICE role in the context of a major realignment in how the biggest government-run health care system in the world sets priorities, allocates resources and defines success.
So what will NICE be doing under the new health legislation tabled by the government earlier this autumn?
First, it will secure prime responsibility for defining the structure and content of a new Outcomes Framework that will set the overall direction for spending money through the NHS. It will do this by drafting quality treatment standards in a series of defined steps to guide clinician behavior – including prescribing – in some 150 practice areas. More important, all GP and most specialist practices are expected to observe the standards in "commissioning" care to patients on the basis of practice-level budgets allocated to them through a new and politically autonomous NHS Commissioning Board.
Second, a specific element in the development of these standards is the determination of what interventions are truly "cost effective" from the perspective of the entire health care system. This is given practical expression in extending the NICE mandate to define rules for incorporating a "social care" perspective in clinical decisions. All spending in the NHS will be subjected to this test, which means in practice that obtaining access to the NHS population will depend on the capacity of a new technology to contribute to managing or lowering the huge associated costs that extend beyond service provision itself. For example, can the technology prove it can minimize institutionalizations and lead patients away from expensive acute care delivered in hospitals? NICE will be front and center in providing the criteria as to how that will be determined.
Third, NICE will be charged to assist in expanding the role of an existing regulator of trust-based organizations, known as Monitor, as an economic regulator to oversee all entities with a contractual relationship with the NHS. The change closely tracks the recommendations of the government's Office of Fair Trading report several years ago, which advocated a new instrument to monitor the level of competition within the drug industry. NICE will help guide the economic work of Monitor in such areas as examining whether pricing accentuates the existence of barriers to fair trade, monopolies, or other such "inefficiencies" in so far as these impact the NHS ability to provide cost-effective services and social care. Among other powers, Monitor will have the right to, if necessary, set maximum prices for any NHS-funded service, including drugs, in order to "drive productivity." And its rights to monitor competition practices extends not just to NHS services but to privately funded care and social care as well.
Fourth, in co-operation with the government's new 200 million pound Cancer Drugs Fund, NICE will maintain its current role in the national appraisal of oncology medicines through to 2014, when a new pricing regime for medicines is implemented to replace the PPRS. Much of the focus of the Fund will be in making such drugs available on the basis of regional access criteria, working closely with local clinicians to fill areas of need that may have been overlooked under the NHS-wide strata observed by NICE. It is recommended companies that refuse to provide evidence to NICE as a way to enhance their chances for funding through the Fund should be denied access to the Fund, once the program is underway in April 2011.
Fifth, under the new NHS reform legislation, NICE is given upgraded legal status as an independent public agency. This is just as the industry's own policy framework with government – the PPRS, which in various forms has lasted for 50 years – is allowed to die. What the government means by a new system of "value based" pricing, in which the prices paid for drugs through the NHS is linked to the value of the treatment, has been left purposely vague – at this point, you might actually call the definition "value-free." But it will certainly not include what is meritorious to the industry under the current PPRS: the right to price a new drug freely and maintain that freedom over the product life cycle, subject to an overall ceiling on profits.
Overall, what does this spell for Big Pharma?
More negative precedents on the international front, to be sure. But there are other implications: the re-energized NICE focus on quality practice standards will likely reinforce the ingrained therapeutic conservatism of UK physicians and continue to limit access, but without the political fuss attached to individual product appraisals. This is a clear win for government cost cutters.
And the way these NICE standards play in convincing physicians to put their limited budgets behind other types of interventions is well-documented: where all health care services are subject to a budget ceiling, drugs tend to be marginalized as "lender of first resort."
The NICE work on social care is also important to monitor, as it is already very hard for companies to build evidence on the outcomes impact of drugs that treat diseases from a symptomatic profile. Is there a positive public health result that exists beyond its affordability to the NHS? Companies will be expected to have clear answers to that question.
The incorporation of competition oversight in the NHS reform plan is intriguing as is the impact that NICE will play on this addition from a clinical and economic perspective. Aggressive application of competition policy in drugs ought to be regarded for what it can be – a new form of cost containment.
Last, the fact that the PPRS is now history will require a new level of engagement by industry in figuring out a way to preserve the legacy of free pricing combined with access to the patient base. It is good there is some time. Reform is occurring in the midst of a leadership transition at the ABPI. Without a strong industry association profile, consensus around an effective position that engages the public will prove elusive, as individual companies follow their instinct in pursuing separate commercial interests.


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About 34.8 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home for Memorial Day weekend, according to a study done by the auto club AAA. If you're one of those travelers, come to Tennessee where there's a long list of events planned throughout the state to honor the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. With music, food, horseback riding and much more, there's no better place to kick off summer than in Tennessee.
Start your summer the right way by going to Take It to the Lake 2013 Memorial Day weekend at Cherokee Park in Morristown. Enjoy music by headliner Dustin Lynch ("She Cranks My Tractor"), great food, fun on the lake and fireworks. Tickets are $5.50.
Head to Big South Fork for a Memorial Weekend filled with horseback riding in the beautiful Big South Fork, referred to as the trail riding capital of the Southeast. True West, one of the best horse campgrounds in Big South Fork, will host a Memorial Weekend with a three-night minimum for campers. A catered dinner and live entertainment with dancing will be highlights for the weekend beginning May 25.
The White Knuckle Event is quickly becoming the Woodstock of the ATV world in Huntsville as thousands of people from the U.S. and some foreign countries come together for guided ATV rides, poker runs, mud bogs, concert and more. A $10 pass includes all-access to every event including the Saturday evening concert.
Join Loretta Lynn, Joey + Rory, Joe Nichols and more artists for the 2013 Memorial Day Concert May 24-25 at Loretta Lynn's Ranch, one of Tennessee's top attractions in Hurricane Mills. Browse the Coal Miner's Daughter Museum, 18,000 square feet which is home to a huge collection of awards and mementos from Loretta's extensive career.
Join Stones River National Battlefield for its Decoration Day 10 a.m. May 25 at the Stones River National Cemetery. Boy and Girl Scout organizations from Middle Tennessee will place American flags on more than 7,000 graves. Come back for the Memorial Day Service at 1:30 p.m. May 26 at the national cemetery rostrum for patriotic music, a reading of the names of veterans who have passed away since last Memorial Day and a wreath laying ceremony are planned.
Channel your inner hippie with over 1,000 fans during Memorial Day weekend at Jammin' at Hippie Jack's May Festival, a three-day weekend filled with camping and Americana music in Crawford. The Americana singer-songwriters are taped for a public television music series which is broadcasted from the farm to over 70 million fans. The art studio on site also features local artists.
Get your Memorial Day weekend off to a great start at the Memphis Zoo Brew 7-10 p.m. May 24. Enjoy the special beer-tasting event with beers from around the world, great food and wonderful music. Tickets are $35 for members and $40 for nonmembers. If you want the VIP treatment which includes early admission, specialty beers and complimentary hors d'oeuvres, tickets are $55 for members and $60 for nonmembers.
Commemorate those who gave their lives for freedom with the 2013 AutoZone Sunset Symphony, the grand finale of the month-long Memphis in May celebration May 25 at Tom Lee Park. Take part in this time honored tradition as the symphony is orchestrated during a gorgeous sunset. The festivities include an air show at 6 p.m. and The Fantastic Firework Finale sponsored by Bank of America will conclude the event at 9 p.m.
Head over to Fort Pillow State Historic Park for their Memorial weekend programming season that includes outdoor activities and programs for all ages. Fort Pillow has archeological and Civil War significance as it has well-preserved Civil War earthworks on the Chickasaw Bluffs on its 1,650 acres with 20 miles of trails which mark the site of the Confederate Army's fortifications, dating back to 1861.
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Great story and puzzles.
posted by WRONGonRED (DELTONA, FL) Jan 22, 2011
Member since Jul 2007
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
If you are a gamer that is expecting a lot of action and a fast pacing story, this game is not for you tho.
posted by DJAnalLightBulb (MCKINNEY, TX) Jan 23, 2012
Member since Dec 2011
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
This deserves more than just 9!
posted by TheCjGuy (BUFFALO, NY) Nov 15, 2011
Member since Sep 2011
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
The story and plot are very good and left me with a few awed and jaw dropping moments. The characters are interesting enough to care about them; whether you hate them or love them and all somehow connect together.
There are six endings for the game. I suggest you look up the three bad endings first and then do the 'safe' ending and then the 'True' ending which is the best possible. It ties everything up and the order gives you the most the game can offer. If you thought something was like that, well, you learn some new things and it turns your theory inside out.
Speaking of the endings: all good endings for this type of game. The end of the true could have used a little more on a certain two or three characters in this endings, as I was suspecting...well, you'll know if you play this too. Nevertheless, I think it is perfect for what it is!
Although I don't have energy right now to go into detail, if you are a fan of this genre, it is perfect for you! I recommend getting this for a good two-night rental. Took me hours to beat even with having the ability to skip text I had already seen.
I sure hope the sequel is better- which there will be- and can somehow tie up some loose ends. But that's just hoping.
Have fun!
999 is a perfect 10
posted by HLarge4 (WOONSOCKET, RI) Apr 29, 2011
Member since May 2010
7 out of 8 gamers (88%) found this review helpful
So when I tell you that 999 is perfection, I want my full meaning understood.
Your playing an interactive novel. I won't try and sell the game as something it isn't. Its a text adventure with a small cache of still images, almost zero character animation, and puzzles that almost solve themselvs.
So why is this a ten? It is excitement like I've never encounterd in a game before. You will tap your screen at lightning speed, desperate for the next line of text to appear, you will ache as you decide which of the choices presented is the right for you. You'll find your 9 cliched characters transforming into beautifully tragic human being with very real problems. You'll ponder the real mystery behind the events. And, if your anything like me, you will literaly pulse with thougts of the game while its closed away as you go about your life.
I have never played a game that stayed with me in such a personal way. i had never felt a stab of guilt at the untimely demise of a fellow character. And I've never, in over 20 years of gaming, restarted a game to pursue alternate endings so fast. Literaly before the screen loaded, I was already pounding start to do it again, but hopefully better.
If your worrited about alternate ending, dont't. the way the final true ending ties it all together with leave you floored, covered in goosebumps, and cheering for just how powerful, brilliant, emotional and timeless a video game can be. Dont just rent it, buy it.
Brilliant, to put it lightly
posted by Iamnobody (WILMINGTON, DE) Dec 28, 2010
Member since Jul 2008
6 out of 7 gamers (86%) found this review helpful
As far as the writing is concerned, I could rave for many times the space I have here about it's astounding quality. Suffice to say that the tale is excellently developed and the characters, however cliche their art may appear, are all very deep and extremely convincing.
As a game, 999 consists primarily of two things: escape the room puzzles and the text choices you'd expect to find in a visual novel. Despite being part of a genre I've already admitted to hating, the puzzles manage to be one of the most fun parts of the game. Unlike many other games of the genre, 999 never opts for a fantastic, if totally unrealistic, solution to any of its escapes. Instead, every puzzle is solved in a way that makes practical sense, and better yet, fits perfectly into the rest of the story. Also unlike other games of this type, every puzzle but the first is solved with the help of several other characters. This is also connected to the story, and many of the games most important events and decisions take place in what would otherwise be a regular puzzle. Furthermore, the characters can offer helpful hints if you become stuck on one of the more difficult puzzles.
The choices the game offers are pretty straightforward: you're either choosing what to say in a conversation, or choosing which door to go through. Either way, the choices usually have consequences and help personalize each playthrough.
In short, 999 easily ranks among my favorite games of all time and should not be missed by anyone with a DS.
A truly amazing, underrated game.
posted by Triedge (LAWRENCEBURG, IN) Mar 25, 2011
Member since Dec 2006
5 out of 6 gamers (83%) found this review helpful
You play as Junpei, a college age guy, who wakes up in a room with a door adorned with the number 5. You soon find a way out and discover what's going on. A person who refers to him/herself as 'Zero' has trapped you and 8 other people on what is supposedly a boat stranded in the middle of the ocean. You find out that Zero's having you all play a deadly game called 'The Nonary Game'. And now, you must work together with the 8 other people to find the door with a 9 on it and escape from this madman. That's the basic premise. I can't say much more without spoiling.
The gameplay is split into two parts: The narrative of the game, the top screen of the DS showing the pictures, the bottom screen typing out what's going on like a book. The other part of the gameplay is the puzzles. These puzzles are like 'Escape-the-room-games' with more logic involved and less nonsense. The puzzles are difficult, but they all can be figured out with careful thinking.
As for the story? This story is one of the absolute best I've ever seen in a videogame. It really left an emotional impact on me, and made me think for at least an hour after figuring out what happened. That being said, there's 6 endings you can get, but only 1 true ending. I suggest getting them all, you find out more that way.
To wrap this review up, here's my conclusion:
Story: Fantastic story. One of the most gripping I've ever experienced.
Gameplay: The interactive novel/puzzle gameplay was great, but it may turn some people away.
Music: The music sounds good, and fits the game well.
Graphics: Pretty good for a DS.
Replay Value: A lot if you're going after all 6 endings.
The game took me about 2 and a half weeks to beat. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for something cool.
An exciting turn for DS gaming.
posted by Pyrospazz (BROOKFIELD, MA) Nov 30, 2010
Member since Mar 2009
3 out of 5 gamers (60%) found this review helpful
The story changes depending on your choices and actions. While most of the game is reading, that's not all there is to it. When you're not reading, you're thinking your way through some challenging puzzles.
Funny thing about the puzzles. The deeper into the game you get, the puzzles in turn become more challenging.
999 has multiple endings. If you pick the obvious choices, you get the easier puzzles and the weakest ending. It's when you play through the second and third times that you get the real good stuff. In fact, picking the right choices makes the game longer!
There are a lot of unexpected plot twists that keep it exciting. The only reason I didn't give 999 a 10 is because it's very difficult to find all the endings. Don't get me wrong now, I like a challenge, it's just disappointing to play the entire game again just to get an ending I've already gotten (The first few are easy, I'm looking for the 5th).
It should be noted that dialog can get repetitive at times after beating the game the first few rounds, however, if you've already seen a portion of text, you can fast forward and the game will automatically stop at the new stuff. so none of that button mashing to get through what you've already seen.
As far as the music goes, it's not always playing. It's used more for dramatic effect than for backround noise. Even so, this adds a submersive feel to the game. Good for playing in a dark room in the silence of night.
So I highly recommend 999 to anyone who likes puzzles, looks for a good story line, and who likes reading.
The free watch that came with 999 is pretty cool too. (It's just like the ones that the 9 persons wear). But sadly, the watch was only given out to people who pre-ordered the game online.
How does this get such high scores?...
posted by LemmyKoopa (MADISON, WI) Jan 2, 2011
Member since Jan 2011
10 out of 21 gamers (48%) found this review helpful
As a game, however - not so much. That's because most of the "game" is simply reading the story. And it's a good story. But I expected a game, not a book.
Between the hours of reading are some basic point and click puzzles where you click around rooms, collecting items that you may combine with other items and use in certain locations. The puzzles are ok, but not exactly Professor Layton standard. If you do come across something tricky, generally hints will get dropped if you click on things enough. Basically, click everywhere and you can work it out. The only time things get tricky is when you have to keep numbers or symbols in your head for some time; an in-game notepad function would have been helpful.
This game has multiple endings. If you want to see all the endings or don't like the one you got, you've got to start again. 9-9-9 gives you some help in going through the game again: you can scroll through the text you've seen before very quickly. But you cannot skip such text entirely, and it can still take minutes to get through very long scenes. And if you encounter a puzzle you already solved on a previous playthrough, you must solve it all over again...
If you want to play something entirely unique on the DS and are up for reading a suspense novel, this game is for you. But I am not convinced that many gamers will find what they're looking for here, and while I enjoyed the story I did not love the game. My score of 4 indicates this game has some merit, but is best suited for a select group. If you don't think you fall in that group, skip it.
Good Game Worth playing.
posted by SilentPrince088 (HOUSTON, TX) Feb 20, 2011
Member since Feb 2011
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Nice storyline
twists and turns
LOOOOOOONG cutscenes
5 or 6 different endings
Irritating 'beep' when people talk
Worth playing if you are patient with cutscenes sometimes i was literally sitting there for 30 minutes tapping the screen waiting for the talking to stop and the true ending is no exception it is LOOOOONG
Have fun playing 9/10
Pandering and boring. A bad novel, not a game.
posted by protox (LAKEWOOD, CO) Jan 14, 2011
Member since Mar 2005
6 out of 20 gamers (30%) found this review helpful
After the first hour I did two puzzles. The game is over 90% reading. The story is overly descriptive and often describes in full detail exactly what you're staring at a picture of. It inserts sexual material, violence, and so many other things into the story without adding to the plot. The characters are all stereotypes of typical manga characters. The quality of graphics is very low and the characters are just simple typical manga type drawings. The game gives you items that are useless and puzzles that are somewhat broken with little to no clue how to solve them. One puzzle gave you a bunch of numbers and a safe. It didn't tell you what to do with the numbers or how to turn that into a combination so I just assumed I was supposed to add them and it turned out I was right... way too easy.
It only has one save though it has several endings. Compared to Professor Layton this is child's play as far as the puzzles are concerned. Compared to most Manga and comics I've read, this is a sad attempt at a story that steals elements from several books and movies like Saw and Battle Royal. I'm not sure what everyone loves about this game but I was bored. I still completed it so I could do a full review, but I was so bored. You'd be better off reading real novels than playing this game.
Really Bad
Decent Story, but Poor Writing is Distracting
posted by alstromerian (OAK PARK, MI) Jul 4, 2011
Member since Jul 2011
2 out of 7 gamers (29%) found this review helpful
The rave review for this title are primarily based on praise for the interesting and creative story (which makes sense, since this game is quite literally 90% story and 10% interactive puzzles). I agree that the story, as a whole, is good. However, the writing itself is so poor and repetitive that anything redeeming about the story is lost. One would think that a "mature" game would be written at an adult reading level.
It isn't merely that it moves slowly -- concepts are repeated over and over (presumably so that you catch the "important" stuff), and it feels as though this was written for a 12-year-old. Particularly obnoxious examples of this is full repetition of unnecessarily detailed instructions every time you click on a puzzle (e.g. entering a combination - a full paragraph of explanation), detailed discussion of basic arithmetic, repetitive and excruciatingly descriptive details that do not add to the story, a character's internal dialogue that paraphrases the conversation that you just read, etc.
Further, the story is written with all of the sophistication of a high school creative writing assignment (which, I suppose, is suggested by the repetition). Not only is the sentence structure poor and distracting, there is close to no believable character development. As a person who cries at almost every movie, I had no empathy whatsoever for any of these characters. For a game that is primarily story-driven, this is damning. Story-driven games, one of my favorite genres, can be done well (see, e.g., Heavy Rain). This, however, is poorly executed.
As for the remaining 10%, it's fairly boring. To compare it to Myst is laughable. I'm fine with easy games, but when action is hours apart, it's a snooze. If the writing was better, it would have been tolerable. Alas, a good concept, marred in execution.
DEFINITELY a book more than a game
posted by orangehat (PORTLAND, OR) Apr 4, 2011
Member since Mar 2006
1 out of 4 gamers (25%) found this review helpful
The difficulty of the gameplay itself -- all collection missions and puzzles -- is variable but generally not difficult. Again, as others have said, the puzzles are not nearly so hard as most of those you'd play in the Professor Layton games. The game frustratingly holds your hand through a lot of the challenges. It's nice to know there's a hint handy but occasionally they're a little TOO handy. Since you spend so much time reading, it would be nice if you could play more without "help."
Fantastic Visual Novel
posted by BetrayedTangy (CINCINNATI, OH) Oct 7, 2014
Member since Sep 2014
Fun the First Time, then Yawn.
posted by LadyMamaKat76 (EFFINGHAM, IL) Oct 9, 2013
Member since Oct 2013
On the up side; this game will help you become a better reader.
Cool game
posted by Kenjibaby (KISSIMMEE, FL) Sep 10, 2013
Member since Oct 2011
I think I'm obligated to give this a 9 regardless
posted by Aslain (KEENE, NH) May 20, 2013
Member since May 2013
I've played a few Visual Novels in my day, and I'll admit it - I like them. Shame on me, I enjoy reading. Regardless, this game is that. However! There is a point-and-click aspect to this game as well. Bam. My favorite dying genre. This game is a gift from the gods. So to speak. A perfect genre for DS.
My only gripe with it is that you're kind of forced to fail a few times before you can get a happy ending. So be prepared to be depressed a few times before you really get to smile warmly. That and the art can be a bit funky at times, but whatever.
I loved it. You can bet your rear the sequel on 3DS is number one on my GameQ now.
Great Story
posted by eluziv (HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL) Apr 29, 2013
Member since Jun 2011
Simply Amazing
posted by caotic_hero (WACO, TX) Jan 23, 2013
Member since May 2012
Story Based Game
posted by Jezeus02 (EL PASO, TX) Jan 16, 2013
Member since Jan 2013
Really Good
posted by Stormed (LAKE GROVE, NY) Nov 17, 2012
Member since Jun 2010
You can play the game through once, but that won't be enough. There are six different endings. To get to each you have to follow certain choice paths throughout the game. In particular the real ending is gated behind you experiencing one of the other endings. As others have stated, you can fast-forward past dialog you've already experienced during subsequent playthroughs. In the end, I think most players will want to experience all of the endings because of all the questions they'll likely have as news story arcs twist and turn around your mind.
Above Average
Very Dark
posted by wmpendle (MORENO VALLEY, CA) Sep 29, 2012
Member since Jul 2012
Really Bad
I wasn't expecting a novel interrupting my game
posted by TheIntrepidNemo (AUSTIN, TX) Aug 22, 2012
Member since Nov 2011
1.) This isn't so much a video game as it is a novel trying to pass itself off as a video game.
2.) If it were a well written novel, there wouldn't be a number one or two.
That about sums it up. The puzzles, once you finish slogging through 20 to 30 minutes of un-skippable dialogue and writing, are actually pretty good. I'm not sure if the writing itself was this terrible originally, or if the translators just didn't have that much mastery over the English language. But I could find better prose in my toilet.
All in all, if you like room escape games, you can find better ones for free on the internet.
Very Good
posted by dasilodavi (WATERTOWN, MA) Aug 6, 2012
Member since Jan 2006
The barrier to enjoying this game lays in its dense text and its inability to speed up or skip it. Ironically this is its strong suit; the "game" is story, with decent puzzle elements. The first few scenes are long, and thin on puzzles, and characters tend to say ridiculous junk. But seriously, play it through once. Once you can skip the long introduction you'll find that you want to see all the puzzles, find all the branching pathways, their subtle differences, and see all 6 mind-blowing endings.
It's a story game, well done if a bit long-winded. But you'll be glad you played it, especially if you can get through the first play-through.
Simply the best interactive novel to the DS!
posted by Catgir (CARTHAGE, MS) Jul 19, 2012
Member since Jul 2012
Unique gameplay, outstanding presentation.
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Definitions for sinksɪŋk
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word sink
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
sinksɪŋk(v.)sank; sunk; sunk; sunk•en; sink•ing
(v.i.)to fall, drop, or descend gradually to a lower level or position:
The ship sank to the bottom of the sea.
to settle or fall gradually:
The building is sinking.
to fall or collapse slowly from weakness, fatigue, etc.:
He sank to his knees.
to penetrate or permeate; seep.
Category: Common Vocabulary
to become engulfed in or gradually enter a state:
to sink into slumber.
to become deeply absorbed:
sunk in thought.
to pass or fall into some worse or lower state:
to sink into poverty.
to decline or deteriorate in quality or worth.
to fail in physical strength or health.
to become discouraged or depressed:
My heart sank.
to decrease in amount, extent, intensity, etc.
to become lower in volume, tone, or pitch:
Her voice sank to a whisper.
to slope downward; dip.
to disappear from sight, as below the horizon.
to become or appear concave or hollow, as the cheeks.
(v.t.)to cause to become submerged; force into or below the surface.
Category: Navy
to cause to fall, drop, or descend gradually.
to cause to penetrate:
to sink an ax into a tree.
Category: Common Vocabulary
to lower or depress the level of.
Category: Civil Engineering
to bury or lay in or as if in the ground.
Category: Civil Engineering
to dig, bore, or excavate (a hole, shaft, well, etc.).
Category: Civil Engineering
to bring to a worse or lower state or status.
to bring to utter ruin or collapse.
to reduce in amount, extent, intensity, etc.
to lower in volume or pitch.
to suppress; ignore.
to invest with the hope of profit or other return:
He sank all his energy into the business.
to lose (money) in an investment, enterprise, etc.
to hit or propel (a ball) so that it goes through or into a basket, hole, pocket, etc.
Category: Sport
sink in,to enter or permeate the mind; become understood:
I repeated it till the words sank in.
Category: Verb Phrase
(n.)a basin, usu. connected with a water supply and drainage system, used for washing.
a low-lying, poorly drained area where waters collect and sink into the ground or evaporate.
Category: Geology
Category: Civil Engineering, Geology
Ref: sinkhole (def. 2). 2
a place of vice or corruption.
a drain or sewer.
Category: Civil Engineering
a device or place for disposing of energy within a system, as a power-consuming device in an electrical circuit or a condenser in a steam engine.
Category: Civil Engineering
any pond or pit for sewage or waste.
Category: Civil Engineering
Origin of sink:
bef. 1000; (v.) ME; OE sincan, c. OS sincan, OHG sinkan, ON søkkva, Go sigqan
Princeton's WordNet
plumbing fixture consisting of a water basin fixed to a wall or floor and having a drainpipe
(technology) a process that acts to absorb or remove energy or a substance from a system
"the ocean is a sink for carbon dioxide"
sinkhole, sink, swallow hole(noun)
a depression in the ground communicating with a subterranean passage (especially in limestone) and formed by solution or by collapse of a cavern roof
cesspool, cesspit, sink, sump(verb)
a covered cistern; waste water and sewage flow into it
sink, drop, drop down(verb)
fall or descend to a lower place or level
"He sank to his knees"
cause to sink
"The Japanese sank American ships in Pearl Harbor"
sink, pass, lapse(verb)
pass into a specified state or condition
"He sank into nirvana"
sink, settle, go down, go under(verb)
go under, "The raft sank and its occupants drowned"
sink, subside(verb)
descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
"He sank into bed"; "She subsided into the chair"
dip, sink(verb)
appear to move downward
"The sun dipped below the horizon"; "The setting sun sank below the tree line"
slump, fall off, sink(verb)
fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly
"The real estate market fell off"
slump, slide down, sink(verb)
fall or sink heavily
"He slumped onto the couch"; "My spirits sank"
bury, sink(verb)
embed deeply
"She sank her fingers into the soft sand"; "He buried his head in her lap"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
to go or make go under the surface of a liquid and fall toward the bottom
The stone sank to the sandy bottom.; The final torpedo sank the ship.
to go under the surface of sth soft
feet sinking into the mud
(of a person) to move or fall slowly into a sitting or lying position
She sank back into the pillows.; He sank to his knees, exhausted.
to decrease in amount or level
The value of the dollar had sunk even lower.
to move to a lower position
The sun was sinking behind the trees.
to have failed
If we can't raise more money, we're sunk.
a feeling that sth bad is happening or will happen
I had that sinking feeling when you realize something is missing.
to be in a situation in which you will fail if you do not work hard
This is the big game, where we'll either sink or swim.
the open container that water falls into from a tap
the kitchen/bathroom sink; Put the glasses in the sink.
A basin used for holding water for washing
A sinkhole
A depression in land where water collects, with no visible outlet
A heat sink
A place that absorbs resources or energy
The motion of a sinker pitch
Jones' has a two-seamer with heavy sink.
An object or callback that captures events; event sink
a destination vertex in a transportation network
To descend or submerge (or to cause to do so) into a liquid or similar substance.
To cause a vessel to sink, generally by making it no longer watertight.
To push (something) into something.
To experience apprehension, disappointment, dread, or momentary depression.
To pot; hit a ball into a pocket or hole
Origin: From sincan, from sinkwanan, from sengʷ-.
Webster Dictionary
to fall by, or as by, the force of gravity; to descend lower and lower; to decline gradually; to subside; as, a stone sinks in water; waves rise and sink; the sun sinks in the west
to enter deeply; to fall or retire beneath or below the surface; to penetrate
hence, to enter so as to make an abiding impression; to enter completely
to be overwhelmed or depressed; to fall slowly, as so the ground, from weakness or from an overburden; to fail in strength; to decline; to decay; to decrease
to decrease in volume, as a river; to subside; to become diminished in volume or in apparent height
to cause to sink; to put under water; to immerse or submerge in a fluid; as, to sink a ship
figuratively: To cause to decline; to depress; to degrade; hence, to ruin irretrievably; to destroy, as by drowping; as, to sink one's reputation
to make (a depression) by digging, delving, or cutting, etc.; as, to sink a pit or a well; to sink a die
to bring low; to reduce in quantity; to waste
to conseal and appropriate
to keep out of sight; to suppress; to ignore
to reduce or extinguish by payment; as, to sink the national debt
a drain to carry off filthy water; a jakes
a shallow box or vessel of wood, stone, iron, or other material, connected with a drain, and used for receiving filthy water, etc., as in a kitchen
a hole or low place in land or rock, where waters sink and are lost; -- called also sink hole
A sink is a bowl-shaped plumbing fixture used for washing hands, for dishwashing or other purposes. Sinks generally have taps that supply hot and cold water and may include a spray feature to be used for faster rinsing. They also include a drain to remove used water; this drain may itself include a strainer and/or shut-off device and an overflow-prevention device. Sinks may also have an integrated soap dispenser. When a sink becomes stopped-up or clogged, a person will often resort to use a chemical drain cleaner or a plunger, though most professional plumbers will attack the clog with a drain auger.
British National Corpus
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'sink' in Written Corpus Frequency: #4123
Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'sink' in Nouns Frequency: #2561
Verbs Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'sink' in Verbs Frequency: #545
Anagrams of sink
inks, skin
Translations for sink
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
to (cause to) go down below the surface of water etc
The torpedo sank the battleship immediately; The ship sank in deep water.
- sink, duikAfrikaans
- يُغْطِس، يُغْرِقArabic
- потапямBulgarian
- afundar-sePortuguese (BR)
- potopit (se)Czech
- versenkenGerman
- synke; gå nedDanish
- βυθίζω, βυθίζομαι, βουλιάζωGreek
- hundir(se), irse a piqueSpanish
- uputama, uppumaEstonian
- غرق شدنFarsi
- upotaFinnish
- coulerFrench
- לְהַטבִּיעַHebrew
- डूबनाHindi
- tonuti, potonutiCroatian
- (el)süllyedHungarian
- menenggelamkanIndonesian
- sökkvaIcelandic
- affondareItalian
- 沈むJapanese
- 가라앉히다Korean
- paskandinti, paskęstiLithuanian
- nogrimt; nogremdētLatvian
- karamMalay
- zinkenDutch
- synke, gå nedNorwegian
- zatapiać, tonąćPolish
- غرق شدنPersian
- ډوبېدل، كښته كېدل (ورو ورو): كښېناستل، لوېدل (لكه لمر يا داوبوسطح): ويجاړېدل، ورانېدل، كښته كښېوتل، ننوتل (لكه سترګې): مخ په ځوړكېدل، كښېناستل (لكه په مغزوكې): ټيټېدل، غور ځېدل (لكه دنرخ): له زوره لوېدل، له برمه لوېدل. ډوبول: كيندل: سورى كول: منډل، ښPashto
- afundar-sePortuguese
- a se scufundaRomanian
- тонуть; топитьRussian
- potopiť (sa)Slovak
- potopiti (se)Slovenian
- potonutiSerbian
- sjunka, sänkaSwedish
- จมThai
- bat(ır)makTurkish
- (使)下沉Chinese (Trad.)
- тонути; іти на дноUkrainian
- سیال کی سطح کے نیچے جاناUrdu
- chìmVietnamese
- (使)下沉Chinese (Simp.)
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So we already knew this phenomenon has been going on overseas for some time now, but it's apparently becoming more of a phenomenon on this side of the Atlantic as well. Clubs such as the Cafe Saint-Ex in Northwest Washington D.C. are now regularly inviting patrons to bring in their iPods for 12 minutes' worth of song-spinning fame.
Definitely a positive trend, but I'm far more interested in a little nugget buried within this Washington Post article: "[iPod DJ] Wildt bought her iPod 'a year and five months ago,' she says, and calls it 'Gayle.' ('I just thought it looked like a Gayle. My computer doesn't have a name, but for some reason this one has a name.' Holly Tegeler, 24, calls her iPod Karl, with a K. 'I knew he was a boy,' says Tegeler, a Web developer. 'I don't know why, I just know he is.')"
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A college professor and strength and conditioning coach for 33 years at the University of Texas, Texas Tech, University of Houston, and Eastern Kentucky, Coleman received his EdD from the University of Texas at Austin, his MEd From Oklahoma University, and his bachelor's degree in physical education from Lamar University. Coleman has experience outside the sports arena as well, serving for six years as a member of the research team involved in astronaut selection for NASA. He received a Certificate of Recognition from NASA for writing the Astronaut Training Manual and helped design exercise protocols and evaluate exercise devices for space flight. Coleman is currently a full professor and chair of the program in fitness and human performance at the University of Houston at Clear Lake.
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