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The Argonaut octopus has a lot of sex, but it never directly experience sex.
This is because it reproduces via tele-sex. The male octopus produces sperm in its penis.
The penis is then detached (yes, detached) from the body and swims (yes, swims) by itself to a suitable female.
The female is automatically impregnated by this detached, swimming penis.
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One of the twelve heads of the Maniwa Corps and the wielder of Zettou Kanna
Togame originally hired Koumori to aid her in finding the Klesha Bringers but upon his finding one of them, he betrayed her and decided to keep the blade for himself
Koumori is a character in the Katanagatari series of light novels written by Nishio Ishin, a popular Japanese writer, with illustrations by Take. He also appears in the anime series of the same name which was created by White Fox and directed by Keitaro Motonaga. Koumori, voiced by Chihiro Suzuki, makes his first appearance in the anime series during Episode 1 "Plane, the Absolute".
After following Togame to Fushou Island and hearing her conversation with Shichika and Nanami, Koumori attacks the house that the three are in and Shichika rushes off and to engage him in combat. When the battle comes to a stalemate, Koumori retreats into the woods, taking Togame with him. Using his ability to change his shape, his transforms into Togame and heads off to find Shichika in order to kill him. However, his plan backfires when Shichika, who is terrible at recognizing faces, blindly attacks Koumori-Togame. Injured and shocked at Shichika's stupidity, Koumori tries to turn Shichika against Togame by telling him her true past: Togame is the daughter of the man Shichika's father was ordered to kill (and killed in front of her no less) and that her mission is solely to collect the weapons on her own behest so that her ranking in the military and government will increase.
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|Fri, 09-13-2013 - 4:31pm
My hubby and I have been married for 5 years now. We have a 1 year old daughter. A very cute loving one too. We had a great first year. I was naive and innocent. He was very loving.
- Since I earn more than him, he said I should take care of all the bills and he will save for our future. So I did. He said that he will do the cooking and I can do the cleaning. So I did. He said he has money to start his own company, but is short of 10K. So I let him borrow money on my name. He said he will save for our baby. So I let myself to have a cute daughter. He bought the most expensive cars and always convinced me that he had 'extra' money for these things and it came from his business shining. He led a very lavish life. The responsible person in me always never let myself lead that life. So my friends and everyone started seeing this distinction. I used to get questions such as: "Why this for him and not for you?" To me, it didn't matter because I thought it was difference in personality. I never valued a lavish life.
Now 5 years later, I am left with paying all the bills, doing all the chores at home, being the sole breadwinner of my family. The worst part is: my husband keeps demeaning the work I do. He has said statements like "What is the big deal in paying all the bills?", "So what if you are the one to keep the garbage can outside?" "It's on your way to office, why is it so difficult to give the cars for servicing (and pay for it)?" "So you are successful at work. That's only because I asked you to focus on work."
Right now, he does not have a work or a work permit in the US. He cannot work until my work permit situation is fixed and as my dependant, he will get his visa to work. I am waiting for mine to clear. Perhaps it will take another 6 months. He does not speak about these things to anybody. I went ahead against his wish and informed both my parents and his that he lost a job. He got very furious with me and put holes in 2 walls in the house. He does nothing at home, except see TV all day.
We are not talking to each other anymore since this incident. The whole house is a deserted haunted place. This is affecting my daughter. She cries a lot and clings on to me like I am going to leave her. I can see 'fear' seaping into her personality. She is afraid to do anything now. She is behind on her milestones, just because I don't have time to take care of her. He shows her the television all the time. I don't have money to send her to daycare. The worst part is he sees Gangster, Murder stories, etc in front of my 1 year old daughter.
Everytime I think of leaving him, I am afraid of how I will face the world as a single mom and how my daughter's life will get affected. I also think if I should wait another 6 months, get the visa and then leave him. So it doesn't look like I am not there for him when he is having a helpless visa situation. I trusted him and I feel betrayed. I don't wish for him to think the same about me!
At the moment, I feel completely drained out. I am busy all day working at office, busy all evenings trying to make dinner, do chores and take care of my daughter and busy all nights paying bills and checking and re-checking finances. I have lost my sleep, just get the min. amount done to stay alive. My credit score is at it's worst now.
I don't know what this forum thinks of me or my situation. I just wanted to see if you were me, what would your advice to me be. Thank you for reading my sorrow story.
|Fri, 09-13-2013 - 4:40pm
Are you paying all of your bills and his bills? Does he have any of his own bills, such as credit card, car payment, etc.? It seems much more complicated by the work visa issue, but if it were just a plain traditional marriage and he was completely taking advantage of you I would say firstly, stop paying anything that is in his name solely, if he wants it, he can figure out how to work for it. And I would use that money to at least put your daughter in part time daycare if you feel like that would be more beneficial for her. Are you close enough to any other family that can assist you in watching her during the day while you work? I would do what you can to downsize things as much as possible expense wise and start putting money aside for you. It sounds like you are already doing it all, so honestly, coming from someone who has been a single mom, the only difference from what I hear your situation right now is that you wouldn't have his constant pressure and negativity on you. I also wouldn't worry about what he thinks about you, at this point, your sole responsibility is to yourself and your child, not an adult man who seems to have taken advantage of you.
|Fri, 09-13-2013 - 7:31pm
I don't have a full understanding of the work visa situation, but it sounds like you need to start planning your exit. (going off the impression that you don't want to work things out, and that you are done.)
Whether you stay married or get divorced, there are some basic things you might be able to cut back on or some items you could sell to bring in some more money. So, since you are the only one working, are you still in charge of the money. Meaning, is he running around with a debit card making a budget impossible?
Either way, I would talk to a divorce attorney and find out what your rights are. You can still work on this marriage if you choose to, but good idea to have a plan. And if you squirl some money away and don't leave, then you will simply have a savings account. No harm done.
But talk to an professional first. Since you are the main bread winner right now, you don't want to accidently shoot yourself in the foot and have him to try to get spousal support, or something like that.
Good luck and hang in there. I know it is hard. You may also want to lurk around iVillage and find some other boards that may help. You have marital issues, financial issues, and possible separation and divorce issues. Take advantage of them all. Lastly, you may want to talk to a counselor. At a minimum, some of your good friends.
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|Sat, 09-14-2013 - 12:16am
As the others have said, it's time to see an attorney. What happened to all the expensive cars? If they're still there, sell them. You are already facing the world as a single Mom with TWO children, and lucky for you, you can get rid of the oldest one. How your daughter's life will be affected.....will be in a GOOD way. He doesn't "take care" of her, he puts her in front of a TV, and lets her see horrible things she doesn't understand yet, but she will soon. Are your parents in this country? If not, can they come here? If you had them to take care of your daughter, you woudn't need your husband. He thinks that you paying the bills is "no big deal".......then throw him out and let him pay his own bill.......then he'll think it's a big deal!!! You aren't his mother.....let him get his own visa, or go back where he came from. You need to get your daughter away from his "care"! Talk to an attorney to see what you need to do to have him deported if that's what it will take. You need legal advice before you do anything, but you need to do something.
|Sat, 09-14-2013 - 10:33am
Agreed with talking to attorneys and planning on ditching the husband. However, someone with only a work permit (I assume H1B visa) cannot sponsor her parents to come to this country. And even an US citizen needs to demonstrate that she can financially support her parents for so that they do not become a burden to the public.
However, the amount of money the OP's husband wastes could most likely cover day care costs.
|Wed, 09-18-2013 - 1:40pm
Please just get out of the marriage.You need to think about your child and yourself.Obviously he's been taking advantage of you for a long time.You shouldn't have to be behind a man to get a job.Now it's about a Visa ....why is it up to you again?Just leave him and you and your child start a new life.YOU are the one holding ALL the cards.Don't you see that?! I know it's not easy leaving someone that you love especially IF there are kids involved BUT you have to do what you have to do to protect you and your kid!


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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the Premier League title is Jose Mourinho's to lose and believes a "fear of failure" is behind the Chelsea manager's comments.
Blues boss Jose Mourinho responded to comments from Liverpool's Brendan Rodgers about being a "Chihuahua that runs in between the horses' legs" following their dramatic midweek win at Fulham, which cut the gap on the leaders down to four points, by insisting the Reds were in a "privileged position" because of not playing in the Champions League.
Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has also been drawn into mind games over swipes at his club's spending power as the pressure at the top of the table intensifies.
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Speaking ahead of Sunday's FA Cup fifth-round tie against Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium, Wenger said: "It (title race) is very open, only Chelsea can lose it because they are in front and all the other teams can win it."
Asked why every other manager says they are not contenders, Wenger responded: "It is (because of a) fear to fail."
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"I think just that our job is to be ambitious and to try to win, if we do not win to take full responsibility for that. That's as simple as that and that's how I see it.
"I say yes we are in it, yes we will have a go for it, we will absolutely give everything to go for it and if we don't do I will take responsibility for it, but I just see it like that."
Wenger added: "We live in a league and in a country where we have one advantage - everybody can think what he wants, (but) it is very difficult when you're first in the league to distract people."


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I may be a Disney curmudgeon but I still have Disney hope
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What do you think is great about Disney. The fact that their rides, attractions, hotels and merchandise are salable to the masses? Not me. POC, HM and others have stood the test of time with no synergistic connection until current Disney mooches off their success!
Quality will always win out and Avatar is the type of franchise that offers imagineers so many directions of creativity regardless of how good the vehicle may or nay not be. So although the driving force for Avatar is synergistic, which I disagree with, the product itself lends itself to a myriad of possibility that Disney can, if done right, make their own.
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Or put another way, in planning an entire theme park land, the breadth and depth of the range of characters and backstories matters -- and matters deeply.
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It's an interesting point...but the problem is this:
A) It's not really quantifiable, for the Disney execs, because they could care less about fewer people using a free (aka built into room rate) service they provide. Their concern, indirectly, would be that those guests are no longer "hostages" on WDW property. See point C, below.
B) We don't know WHY ridership is decreasing. They've also changed their effective hours, in terms of luggage delivery. Reports are that the rides, themselves, have declined in quality (and increased in duration). And we don't know if rental car rates have drastically changed. In other words...we don't know the cause.
C) The bottom line quantifiables (attendance, profit, guest spending) aren't showing any softening....which means that even if ME isn't getting the guests to WDW...they're still getting there and spending more money.
As an aside: You can hire a mears shuttle or a taxi at any WDW hotel to bring you to any theme park in the greater Orlando area that you want. You could take ME and still leave WDW...likely for less than the cost of a rental car for your whole trip.
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If Disney were to wait on a second or third film--and see Avatar more fully develop as a franchise--they could be facing licensing fees 2-3x what the current agreement calls for. Or they could run the risk of a competitor reaching an agreement with Cameron.
There aren't a lot of major franchises which are unspoken for. Universal, Disney, Six Flags, Cedar Fair and others already have a lot of them locked-up (Pooh, Star Wars, Indy, HP, Marvel, Terminator, Transformers, Dr Seuss.) US obviously has dibs on anything that Universal Studios puts out (Jurassic Park, Despicable Me, Mummy, ET and all future stuff.) For competitive reasons, Disney isn't going to touch anything from Dreamworks Animation, DC Comics and some others. And I'm sure there are studios and property-owners who are reluctant to work with Disney for a variety of reasons like the Tolkien family as another poster mentioned.
I think an expanded Star Wars presence makes all the sense in the world for DHS. But it's such a no-brainer that the fact it hasn't happened suggests G. Lucas is putting up roadblocks.
I still have yet to watch Avatar all the way through but everything I've read suggests that themes of conservation and respecting one's environment play large roles in the film--things which are also at the foundation of DAK.
Personally I'd rather see some details about the proposed expansion before labeling it a bad idea.
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To give some perspective, Look at what Lucas supposedly had with the first Star Wars film. (which oddly enough, seems to be what most anti-Avatar people want instead). Lucas, according to reports, before building the first star wars movie, came up with an outline of the whole backstory for Darth Vader (Anakin Skywalker), the clone wars, etc. That backstory was just used to help set up the events within "Star Wars", but at the time, wasn't really expanded upon or given a place for fans of the movie to understand how much work was done in the prep for the film. It's in part, because of this backstory, That when the decision to do Empire was made, the First movie was renamed 'Episode 4: A New Hope'.
Interestingly enough.... If you REALLY want to get into it, The first Star Wars movie was also a really pretty looking movie that had a pretty cheesy space-opera type storyline that was the first of it's kind [in many respects] visually that did really well in the theater, and prompted a ton of imitators. By itself, who knows if it would've had the following it has today.... but the 2 sequels that came out after helped to expand he franchise into the cult following it has today. For all we know, Avatar COULD potentially follow a similar trajectory with it's cheesy plot in the first film that looked really impressive, prompted a ton of imitators [the need to 3d everything], and the sequels helping to flesh out the universe created for the film so that as a whole it's not that bad of a franchise. Of course, it could just be a pretty looking flash in the pan... but I think it might be unfair to call it something without any ability to last the test of time when it's still relatively new. (Hell.. we had what? 5yrs between Star Wars and Empire?)
I may be a Disney curmudgeon but I still have Disney hope
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The mechanics of the HP attraction would have been a stellar crowd pleaser no matter where it was placed and ultimately the superb attraction combined with a lovely package trump whether HP or Avatar were good, great, lousy movies or not.
If the land and attraction's are riviting or compelling the popularity of that land will live regardless of the greatness of the basis or the longevity of the basis.
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I like the concept of Avatarland or at least am intrigued by the possibilities. I'd rather see something Marvel related (but that won't happen) or Star Wars (THAT would be something that could truly stand against Potter land despite Lucas cheapening the Saga), but I'm at least willing to listen to the plans before giving the MASS overreaction that seems to be the Disboards rumors group. Political news media persons overreact less than many of the people who post on these boards.
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I agree, It's quite obvious Disney is trying to get in 'at ground level', so to speak. We have no idea what is in store for Avatar 2 or 3, and who knows - Cameron might go the way of 'Beastly Kingdom' for Avatar 3 and everyone might be happy
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Do you think this will ever be a reality?
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I love it (OK hate it) how the rumors ARE the news on this one. The few facts that come out are summarily ignored in favor of negative rumors.
Just saw from StichKingdom (what I would consider a reliable source versus the website THIS thread was started on) that they did not renew the contracts for the Festival of the Lion King players, indicating that that show is going to be closed/moved come 2013. Seems like if Pandora isn't coming that this wouldn't be happening. So again, the facts dispute the rumors. But hey, believe the rumors instead.
(I have no doubt the project will be "delayed" from the original timeline. Most every project is, and particularly anything with Jim Cameron's handprints. But I don't remotely buy "Canceled". You can bet Lightstorm put a healthy "pay or play" deal into the contract, which means they get payed should Disney decide not to go ahead with it.
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I said it when it opened and continue to say it. WWoHP was and is a big boost for Universal but is also a small BOOST for Disney. I personally know several people that have gone to Orlando on vacation that haven't before or in many years.
Yes, more people are tearing a day or two away from their Disney vacation and traveling to Uni. But, in addition there are more people going to Disney because they want to go to Universal for Harry Potter, but really they still only need a few days there, so what do they do with the rest of their time? Why, go to Disney World of course!
Disney is taking a gamble on Avatar. Yes, right now there is one movie. The question is, will it be like getting into the "Star Wars" business in 1979, or will it be like getting into the "Matrix" business in 2001? There are clearly two more movies coming down the line, will those movies grow the franchise or kill the franchise? Disney is gambling that Cameron's track record says they are successful.
I still contend that this land has the potential to be fantastic. The biggest problem I see is that there are really no particularly memorable characters in the movie. However, I foresee the use of an interactive technology where every individual experiencing the attraction has an avatar made of themselves, who then their interface with the attraction. (Seen in reflections throughout the experience.) Imagine a virtual ride like that, everyone sees a version of themselves IN the ride. You can see Disney moving in that direction, and this is the perfect opportunity.
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I, personally, think it makes Disney look like a frightened animal scrambling for anything to hold its ground. I tend not to put much stock in rumors even if I find some more interesting than others. So until the official press release I will choose the skeptic side of the debate. I did not like Avatar, no one can argue about the quality of the visual effects, they were spectacular. However the storyline was quite dull and very predictable. I'm all for Disney trying to bring new fans to the parks by bringing in non-Disney films into the parks. However I agree with the previous posts that LOTR is a far better choice. The 2013 Unofficial Guide states that both WDI and Universal are in talks with Peter Jackson to bring the Rings to their park. I have seen Avatar as well as Rings. Everything about LOTR has me geeked about seeing Hobbit this December. I only watched Avatar because everyone pimped it so much and I had a free redbox code, and was given no reason whatever to go see a sequel whenever it makes it to theaters. I'm sorry, I just don't see Avatar as that "beloved by generations" brand that has the lasting power of Harry Potter or Star Wars. Of all of them that one is the way to go even over Rings. It's already an established draw at DHS, no one would really mind seeing IJSS leaving to make room for Star Wars expansion. There are far more beloved characters, scenes, and locations from Star Wars than from Avatar and Rings combined, and we all know that Lucas can be bought. I'm sure that if Avatarland ever comes if will be very well themed and look amazing. But what else, I don't see Avatar merch flying off the shelves. What will the restaurant serve? What kind of shows can they base off of it?? Is there enough substance in Avatar to warrant an entire land?? My answer to that question is no. So if the rumors turn out to be true I can't say I'm going to be all that upset. Disney can do better. I think Disney has seen the comparison between the buzz from when Universal announced HP land, which was great, then the buzz from their announcement of Avatarland, which has been meh. And are thinking mayhap this has no real traction.
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Is anyone carring a Bersa or Firestorm pistol for self defence?
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Is anyone carring a Bersa or Firestorm pistol for self defence?
Their .380s are the most popular of the Bersas, but the UC9 Pro is
also a great gun.
I've owned two .380s but when the bullets became hard to find I
sold them and picked up a UC9 Pro to make the move to 9MM
to cut cost on ammo stocking.(I have an assortment of 9mm CCWs)
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I had the Bersa Thunder and it's couterpart Firestorm for a while, but I found them lacking, of lower quality than I desire in a CCW. A nice gun to have for range fun but not to count on. That's my view, but lots of people like them.
Funny thing is 15-20 years nobody would even admit to owning a Bersa, let alone carry one. They were in the same group as Davis, Lorcin, Cobra etc.... I must say they have come a long way!! I even own a Thunder and it has never let me down. I carry the P232SL instead of the Bersa just because I have it, but I surely can't say not to buy one!!
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I have a model 83 bersa (380acp) that I carry on occassion. It functions reliably and I have never had an issue with it. No ftf's and it goes bang everytime I pull the trigger. It would be nice if the detractors could give some details. Lack of quality does not really tell anyone about your experience with the gun.
Bersa/Firestorm is quickly being recognized for making well made weapons with desirable features at a great price!
"A free people ought to be armed." - George Washington
But since you asked...it has been several years but what I remember is that;
* The pistol was difficult to disassemble...the lever never seemed to rotate quite all the way. It is somewhat awkward to hold the grip, lever and remove the slide when it doesn't properly operate. I call that a quality control issue.
* The grip rattled ...it just drove me nuts. I call that a quality control issue.
* The grip screws kept coming out. A proper screw shouldn't be hard to make. I call that a quality control issue.
* It seemed to wear quickly, normal wear is expected but my gun seemed to have accellerated wear. I blamed it on less than stellar steel. I have several Berettas that had thousands more rounds through them that looked to be in better condition. I call that a quality control issue.
* It came with only one mag. At $40 for another that explains much of the low price. Add the $40 mag to the $225 price for the Bersa and that $315 Sig P232, with 3 mags, that I bought and still use, begins to look like a downright bargain!
* Magazines were all but impossible to obtain. In a out of production gun I can see but not one popular and currently being produced.
* The safety/decocker was rough, nothing elegant or well machined about it. I call that a quality control issue.
* I own lots of .380s. In direct, side by side comparison to some of my other pistols, the Bersa is clearly not as well made or machined as well or user friendly. I had no problem with the function... the gun did work...I just didn't have the same confidence in it as I did the Beretta, which is the same size and weight as the Bersa. To this day I still use a Sig now and again. The Sig is a full 5 ounces less in weight yet holds the same number of rounds.
* Price is not a consideration in my carry guns. The Bersa is less expensive than top tier guns, yes, but IMHO you get what you pay for.
I've carried the Bersa Thunder .380 quite a bit. It's small and light. Easy to shoot and accurate. Makes me feel like James Bond, though.
Oh, and can't see any wear... but then again, it only has less than 500 rounds through it and no rattles.
It is to be observed that Right of Self-Defence, arises directly and immediately from the Care of our own Preservation, which Nature recommends to every one. . . , and that this right is so primary, that it cannot be denied on the basis that it is not "expressly set forth.
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I carry a Thunder .380 in a tuck-able holster when I am in a shirt and tie and going to meetings. I love shooting it when I can find the ammo probably have 1500 rounds+ through it had the retention spring come off 1 time thats the only problem ever.
I own handguns by most of the well know makers including Ruger, SIG, S&W, Glock, Kahr, Colt, CZ and many others. I also have a (Bersa) Mini Firestorm Pro 45. Is it as well finished and refined as a $600 gun....no, does it go bang every time the trigger is pulled and handle well....yes it does. These are not cheap junk guns. Relatively inexpensive guns yes, big difference. They are made from quality materials and are well put together but like I said earlier just not as highly finished and polished as more expensive top tier guns. They offer a lot of bang for the buck. I found this one used for $215. Its a good shooting and handling .45 and there is a lot to like about it.
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I have a Bersa Model 95 in .380. It is tight, shoots well (and accurately) and works first time, every time. IT does everything the Walther does at about 1/3 the price. (I bought it used, and have absolutely NO complaints whatsoever).
I use the piece to "take out the trash". (In MY neighborhood, it can be a lifesaver)! Let's face it, when there are meth-heads all over the neighborhood, and convenience-store holdups becoming increasingly commonplace, you are foolish to take pointless chances.
Take this for what it is worth.
A pal and I could not decide between buying the new Ruger .380 LCP and the .380 Bersa Thunder; so we talked each other into buying both! I'm glad that we were more sensible than those female folks who go and look at clothes. The little Ruger sits here in a plastic organizer thing on top of my living room end table. The Bersa is bigger and fits the hand better.


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Requires Invention, Cost 400, Automobile obsoletes.
Whenever a unit becomes obsolete because of new technology you have discovered, it is immediately replaced by an equivalent (though not veteran) modern unit. When you acquire a city by bribery, any remaining units that are obsolete for you get upgraded immediately.
Players with veteran pikemen (Civ2) (defense strength 6 against mounted units) may regret their replacement by non-veteran musketeers (Civ2) (strength 3)! That could be a reason for not going out of your way to discover Feudalism (Civ2) or build pikemen if you expect to get Gunpowder (Civ2) soon.
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In Civilization Revolution all your units are upgraded at the time of completion to whatever the highest technology you have discovered for that type. Horsemen, knights and some upgraded warriors and legions, (if they have march, blitz or infiltration), can become tanks. Archers, warriors, pikemen and riflemen can become modern infantry. Galleys, triremes, and galleons can become cruisers, but not battleships. Any embarked units will also upgrade except the ranger militias which remain unchanged. Catapults, trebuchets and cannons can become artillery units. Air units and Submarines are not affected.
Any upgrades, such as veteran status, blitz, loyalty, etc, remain. Any units in cities acquired later in the game by flipping will remain whatever they were and will not be upgraded.
Building this Wonder is best timed for completion just after discovering Mass Production, Combustion, Steam Power and the Automobile, (if the player has no or few catapults and cannon, the Automobile can be researched later).
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Heterosexual couples are legally allowed to marry. They make whatever promises to one another in front of groups of people or only to one another. This is a "ceremony"; an act that in the eyes of the law means nothing.
Homosexual couples can do the same thing. We have "commitment ceremonies" or other public/private exchanges of promises. They also, legally, mean nothing.
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Mountain View took "The Nielsen Show" on the road Friday night, traveling to Phoenix South Mountain in a match-up of top-5 teams in their respective 5A divisions.
While the contest looked intriguing on paper, the game on the field turned out to be anything but. The Toros (2-0) dominated from start to finish, taking a 48-0 lead into the half en route to a 67-0 victory.
Mountain View's ground game paved the way, as coach Tom Joseph's squad racked up 495 rushing yards. Toros running back Justin Castillo provided most of the scoring punch, rushing for three touchdowns on 72 yards. Mountain View's key player, however, was junior fullback Ridge Nielsen, who carried 12 times for 247 yards and a score. Alongside Ridge in the backfield was his twin brother, Riley, who was all over the field on both sides of the ball. Riley completed 3 of 4 passes, two for scores, while also adding a touchdown on the ground and intercepting two passes on defense.
Early on, it appeared that South Mountain (1-1) might be able to make a game of it. The Jaguars marched down the field on their opening drive, completing a 55-yard pass on their first play from scrimmage. The drive stalled deep in Toros territory, however, ending on Riley Nielsen's first interception at the Mountain View goal line.
That was as close as South Mountain would get. The Toros quickly proved that their offense was the explosive one, capping off a three-play drive with a 46-yard touchdown pass from Nielsen to senior receiver Jake McGhan, who finished with two catches for 88 yards and a score.
The Jaguars lost some of their steam after the opening drive, and Mountain View kept rolling. The Toros capitalized on four South Mountain turnovers, not including a special teams touchdown resulting from a blocked punt.
Mountain View's defense also played well after allowing a couple of big plays early from the Jaguars' offense. South Mountain was held to 16 total yards in the second half, including minus-4 on the ground.
The Toros' dominant running game kept their defense off the field for most of the final two quarters, as the Jaguars ran only 19 plays in the second half.


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Edna's StoryI love angel food cake, this is the best recipe I've found. This can also be frozen for up to 6 months.
1 1/4 c
powdered sugar
1 c
cake flour
1 1/2 c
egg whites
1 1/2 tsp
cream of tartar
2 tsp
vanilla extract
1/2 tsp
almond extract
1/4 tsp
1 c
Directions Step-By-Step
1Place egg whites in a large bowl; let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Sift powdered sugar and flour together twice; set aside.
2Add cream of tarter, extracts and salt to egg whites; beat on medium speed until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar, about 2 tablespoons at a time, beating on high until stiff glossy peaks form and sugar is dissolved. Gradually fold in flour mixture, about 1/2 cups at a time.
3Gently spoon into an ungreased 10-in. tube pan. Cut through the batter with a knife to remove air pockets. Bake on the lowest oven rack at 350 degrees for 40-45 minutes or until lightly browned and entire top appears dry. Immediately invert pan; cool competely, about 1 hour.
4Run a knife around side and center tube of pan. Remove cake to a serving plate. Drizzle with glaze or frost if desired.
Dawn Cook Bgreat - Apr 22, 2013
Edna, I am over run with eggs right now and I wanted to make a cake that goes well with strawberries, so I made your angel food cake and I am VERY pleased how well it turned out. The cake was so light with a wonderful texture which made me think of cotton candy also it was not dry,wonderful flavor, just down right perfect!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe and I will be using this as my go to for angel food cake.
Edna Kidwell dvcmemcook - Apr 25, 2013
Dawn, thank you for your comment. I very happy you enjoyed the cake. My family enjoys this cake as well.