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(Attica, OH) Persistent rains all afternoon Saturday, August 21, prompted the cancellation of racing action at Attica Raceway Park on WNWO NBC Channel 24 Night."Ohio 's Finest Racing" speedplant will crown its 2010 champions next Saturday, August 28, on Kistler Racing Products Season Championship Night. With double points on the line for the 410 Sprints, Fultz Fabrications and Speed Shop UMP Late Models, Fremont Fence 305 Sprints and Computer Man Dirt Trucks, the coveted Attica Raceway Park titles will come down to the last lap of the features just as it did last season.
Saturday also marks the final leg of the Fremont Attica Sprint Title at Attica for both the Kistler Racing Products FAST Championship Series for the 410 Sprints and the FAST 305 Championship Series. More information on FAST can be found at www.fastondirt.com.
Gates will open Saturday at 4 p.m. with racing underway at 7 p.m.For more information log onto www.atticaracewaypark.com


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The fractious debate over President Barack Obama's efforts to reform US healthcare has provoked a transatlantic split, as some critics from the American right ridicule the UK's National Health Service, which some people view as a possible model for the US.
David Cameron, leader of the UK's opposition Conservatives, on Friday added his voice to that of Gordon Brown, Labour prime minister, in defending the NHS from US criticism, saying Britons were proud of the service. Mr Brown's intervention on the Twitter social networking site came as some Republicans used the NHS as an example of the potential pitfalls facing Mr Obama as the US president tries to push through a healthcare reform bill. Would you rather be sick in the US or in the UK? Click on the "comment" button to join the debate.
FT Editorial: US health reform is irresistible
The current system causes insecurity, ties workers to jobs they might prefer to leave, suppresses wages and encourages over-consumption of over-priced services. The case for change is irresistible.
Philip Stephens: Home truths about rationing healthcare
All models of healthcare, the American included, share one characteristic. They ration access, while pretending otherwise. In Britain, the state imposes the limits; in the US the market does much the same job. What separates them are questions of efficiency and equity.
Clive Crook: Obama took wrong turn on health
Despite independent analysis, the president is continuing to insist that control of costs is the principal reason for embarking on reform. This is worrying moderates, the very people whose support is needed to bring about change.
Video: Nicholas Timmins on fact and fiction in the health debate
As some on the US right ridicule Britain's NHS in the discussion over US healthcare reform, Nicholas Timmins, public policy editor, looks at the pros and cons of each model.
Edward Luce: Healthcare paranoia is part of America's culture war
To its surprise, the Obama administration is faced with a full-scale culture war over healthcare which has very little to do with arguments and everything to do with identity.
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I also don't know the status of 1600 Penn, but I decided not to even give it a try after seeing the promos which looked terrible.
I agree with this.
I try not to judge an entire show based on the promos, but if the material in the promos was the best material they could use to attract viewers, it certainly wasn't the right show for me. Most promos are simply neutral to me, but the 1600 Penn promos were literally cringe-inducing.
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The Long Winter
Highlights from Our Wintery Days of Ice and Fire 2013 |
Days of Ice and Fire 2013 | Published 19 April 2013 |
"The Others take your mild snows," Robert swore. "What will this place be like in winter? I shudder to think."
–George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones
This past weekend, dozens and dozens of brave souls trekked north through the sleet and snow, making their way to Roseville, MN and the FFG Event Center where they participated in Days of Ice and Fire 2013.
Though the weather outside was unpleasant, the weekend's events were festive and well attended. Participants enjoyed pick-up games of A Game of Thrones: The Card Game, sampled the new A Feast for Crows expansion for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Second Edition, learned to play Battles of Westeros, and tested their wits during our trivia contest (won by House Blackfyre).
Teams wracking their brains during the trivia contest.
Still, the weekend's biggest draws were its two tournaments – our Days of Ice and Fire tournament for A Game of Thrones: The Card Game, and our first-ever tournament for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Second Edition.
A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
Forty players competed in Friday evening's Melee tournament. All of the Great Houses were well represented, though the most popular were Greyjoy, Stark, and Targaryen. In fact, a number of Targaryen Dragon decks got off to fantastic starts, flying through their opposition in the early rounds, but the later rounds all went to House Greyjoy, as six of the top eight players supported the Krakens, including three of the tournament's top four and eventual Melee and Overall Champion, David Bergstrom.
Participants in the Days of Ice and Fire 2013 Melee tournament.
Top 8 - Melee
1) David Bergstrom: Greyjoy – No Agenda (Aeron Damphair) – Superior Claim
2) Gerald Crane: Greyjoy – No Agenda (Aeron Damphair) – No Restricted Card
3) Tim Collins: Greyjoy – House of Dreams – No Restricted Card
4) Bradley Ring: Stark – The Siege of Winterfell – No Restricted Card
5) Anthony Christie: Martell – No Agenda (Quentyn Martell) – The Red Viper
6) John Pauly: Greyjoy – No Agenda (Aeron Damphair) – Make an Example
7) Dan Seefeldt: Greyjoy – Kings of Winter – Fear of Winter
8) Daniel Richards: Greyjoy – Black Sails – Make an Example
David shared his thoughts about the Melee:
"In Melee, speed is everything. I chose to play a Greyjoy deck focused on unopposed challenges because I had played it before with success and I knew it could amass a large amount of power in a single challenge phase. The combination of Support of Harlaw (Kings of the Sea, 21) and Iron Fleet Captain (Chasing Dragons, 49) coupled with power claim events such as Assault of the Kraken (Kings of the Sea, 17) and Superior Claim (Kings of the Storm, 47) proved to be extremely explosive."
In fact, the explosive combination of those four cards propelled David to victory at the final table:
"After the first round, the final table of melee was extremely tense. I had managed to procure a measly one power thanks to a Captain of the Iron Fleet (The Grand Melee, 30), and we had all lost an Epic Battle created by War of the Five Kings (Refugees of War, 99). We shuffled up the plots and selected them at random. My opponents revealed two Fury plots and a River plot. I was lucky enough to reveal my Take Them by Surprise (Lords of Winter, 52) and win the initiative. At this point, the Stark player had amassed nine power and was threatening to run away with the game, so I chose to make him the last player, which made me the third player. My draw was extremely good, resulting in a bunch of weenies and two Iron Fleet Captains and two copies of Support of Harlaw! After a good round of discussion, the three Greyjoy players decided to take some power from the Stark and hopefully survive to the next round. However, during my challenges, I won an unopposed power challenge with the Iron Fleet Captains, stood them, played Superior Claim, played Assault of the Kraken, won an unopposed power challenge with the Iron Fleet captains, stood them, and played another Superior Claim! This was followed up by an unopposed military challenge for a total of thirteen power! That put me at fourteen power with about twenty strength worth of weenies standing ready to claim dominance and the game for the Iron Islands!"
Melee Top 4 from left to right: David Bergstrom, Bradley Ring, Tim Collins, and Gerald Crane
David carried his success in the Melee forward into the Joust, where he competed with fifty-two other players. Again, the tournament featured all the Houses and a wide variety of deck types, including several successful decks built around the new agenda, The Long Voyage (The Pirates of Lys, 60).
Participants in the Days of Ice and Fire 2013 Joust tournament.
Top 8 - Joust
1) Chad Baumgardt: Martell – The Long Voyage – The Viper's Bannermen
2) David Bergstrom: Stark – No Agenda– Meera Reed
3) Myron Mychal: Stark – The Long Voyage – Meera Reed
4) Gerald Crane: Lannister – City of Shadows – Venomous Blade
5) Mark MacLennan: Lannister – City of Shadows – Castellan of the Rock
6) Jeremiah Duggan: Stark – The Maester's Path – The Maester's Path
7) Anthony Christie: Martell – No Agenda (Quentyn Martell) – The Viper's Bannermen
8) John Pauly: Baratheon – The Long Voyage – Search and Detain
Joust Champion Chad Baumgardt explains how he arrived at the decision to utilize The Long Voyage:
"After competing in Worlds, I hadn't really played too many games before Days of Ice and Fire. With the update to the restricted list, I felt that you could build at least one top-tier deck from every House. I followed the European tournament results and talked with the usual suspects – Erick Butzlaff, Dan Seefeldt, and Corey Faherty – to see what they felt were the best decks. We had a modified version of our Stark Winter deck from Worlds that was still performing well that I was going to play until two days prior to the tournament when Miguel Tarin posted a deck that ran The Long Voyage out of House Martell. Nobody likes drawing cards more than me, and Miguel's Martell deck drew a lot of cards. After Erick played a few games and told me the deck wasn't any good, I decided to prove him wrong and played the deck with about five cards changed from Miguel's list."
The extra draws that Chad gained from his agenda helped him sail through the Swiss rounds, including a very close and interesting game in the first round when he played against a Targaryen deck that loaded Viserys (Kings of the Sea, 36) with attachments. After the first round, his opponent had managed to play ten attachments and gain one power, putting her just four power away from victory. However, with The Songs of Bael the Bard (A King in the North, 100), Chad was able to give Viserys the Ally trait and then discard him with Ser Arys Oakheart (Princes of the Sun, 9).
After making the cut to the Top 16, Chad played against a Lannister deck running The Power Behind the Throne (Lions of the Rock, 48), a Lannister deck running City of Shadows (City of Secrets, 20), and a Stark deck running The Long Voyage. That semi-final match pitted Chad not only against the Starks but against fellow Wisconsin meta-mate, Myron Mychal. Not only had the two traveled to the tournament together, they had played against each other in the fourth round of Swiss pairings, so they headed into the match fully aware of each other's decks and strategies.
Chad Baumgardt considers a play against Myron Mychal in the Joust semifinals.
Chad explained how his strong early hand forced Myron to play aggressively and walk into his Valar Morghulis (Core Set, 201):
"I had two Maester of the Sun (A Song of Summer, 14), Samwell Tarly (The Raven's Song, 66), and a Black Raven (A Song of Summer, 2), and I had put The Viper's Bannermen (Princes of the Sun, 16) into play via Manning the City Walls (Chasing Dragons, 60). Forced to match my board presence, Myron played all but three cards in his hand. On the next round, I aggressively played my Valar Morghulis, and Myron played Outwit (The Isle of Ravens, 80). Had I not known his list, I would've been in rough shape. However, I knew Myron was running Outwit, so I made sure I was able to use He Calls It Thinking (Princes of the Sun, 21) to cancel the response."
Chad's victory carried him to the championship match, where he was scheduled to face David Bergstrom. However, David had already won the Melee and the Overall titles, and in a moment of good sportsmanship, he conceded the final to Chad, who was then able to drive home before the worst of the snow began to fall.
Days of Ice and Fire 2013 Melee and Overall Champion David Bergstrom
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Second Edition
Saturday afternoon saw the launch of our first-ever tournament for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Second Edition. Despite the adversity provided by rain, sleet, and slippery roads, twenty-eight players arrived to vie for the Iron Throne. Players used the scenario and components from the game's new A Feast for Crows Print on Demand expansion, and after three rounds of Swiss play, the tournament's top four players met to crown a new king.
In the final match, House Arryn, played by Chris Willett, took an aggressive stance from the start, winning an early lead, but his attempt to wrest King's Landing from Dan Bullock's House Baratheon cost him a siege force. Then, after Chris had played his strongest cards in earlier battles, Kyal Brandt's Starks pounced upon an opportunity to destroy Chris's ships and remove his naval presence for the remainder of the game.
Kyal said, "I was a little bit surprised when Arryn took White Harbor, but it gave me an opening to strike his fleet and was a big turning point in the game. After that, it was just a matter of holding off the attacks that I knew would come, and I spread out to several regions in order to ensure the tie-breaker would be in my favor. I knew that could be important since a couple of the earlier games I played went to the tie-breaker." In fact, Kyal's anticipation of the tie-breaker was crucial. Even though his strike against Chris's fleet gave him command of the game, Kyal still needed the tie-breaker to overcome Chris, who managed to overcome his losses and reach seven points by the game's end.
With his victory, Kyal clinched the championship, and Chris moved up to third place, losing second to Taylor Kutchen, who had a higher strength of schedule.
Kyal Brandt pushes House Stark to victory in the A Feast for Crows tournament
Top 4 (House during finals)
1) Kyal Brandt (Stark)
2) Taylor Kutchen (Lannister)
3) Chris Willett (Arryn)
4) Dan Bullock (Baratheon)
A few of the finalists shared their thoughts about the tournament and the A Feast for Crows expansion, in general.
Dan confirmed that the event was worth his journey, even in the cold and wet weather. "The event was really fun. I trekked to the tournament from Milwaukee, so I wasn't able to stick around much on Sunday given the weather. But I met lots of folks from all over. The new expansion was excellent. The tournament system worked pretty well. Every game requires a different strategy to complement the House and the other players at the table."
Taylor said, "I really enjoyed the new expansion; it brings a completely new feel to the game. Your goals in the game are now more determined by objectives rather than just castles, so the play style is a little different. Objectives are a big change, and I thought they were really well designed and very balanced for all the houses. Overall, I think it's a great edition to the core game." He also added that one of the highlights of the tournament was having the chance to share his thoughts about the games with the other players. "Every game had highlights, and one of the greatest parts of playing A Game of Thrones: The Board Game is standing around the table after and discussing with the other players what happened, what went wrong, what mistakes were made, and what you would do next time."
Kyal said that he was looking forward to the next event, whenever it takes place. "I would definitely play in a future tournament. Just tell me when and where to sign up! I really enjoyed playing against the quality competition."
Finally, Chris noted how he was pleasantly surprised by the overall tenor of the tournament, and the friendliness of everyone involved. "I didn't understand how the scoring and such would work when I started playing, but I didn't care either. I was just there to have fun. Once I won the first game, I started to care about the format, but not too much. My favorite part of the tournament was not knowing whatever was planned for the winners. It was a carefree thing. Fun was the most important thing at the tournament, and that's what mattered to me."
Thanks, guys! We're glad you enjoyed the event, and we hope to see you back in the future.
From left to right: Taylor Kutchen, Chris Willett, Dan Bullock, and Kyal Brandt
We want to thank everyone who attended Days of Ice and Fire 2013 for adding some warmth to our cold and wet spring weekend, and we hope to see all of you next year. In the meantime, scratch your gaming itch by joining us in a couple weeks for our three-day celebration of Star Wars–themed gaming, the Star Wars Game Experience. Or free your calendar for the weekend of November 7th – 10th to join us at the FFG World Championship Weekend for top-level, international tournaments for A Game of Thrones: The Card Game and other games. We'll see you soon!
Days of Ice and Fire 2013, April 12th-14th, is an event dedicated to FFG's Westeros-themed games. The Fantasy Flight Games Event Center is a spacious gaming facility offering a variety of exciting hobby gaming events in one comfortable and welcoming location. Located at 1975 Oakcrest Avenue in Roseville, MN, the Fantasy Flight Games Event Center is open for gaming six days a week.


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Attica Raceway Park kicked off the 28th Annual Ohio Sprint Speedweek last Friday Night and we were there to catch the action! Attica Regular & Fremont/Attica Sprint Title points leader Byron Reed picked up the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions feature win, while Doug Drown won the Fultz Fabrications & Speed Shop UMP DIRTcar Late Model feature. Check out our photo gallery by using the link below.
Don't forget to top by the Action Photos display located in the vendors hall behind the main grandstands to pick up the latest photos of your favorite weekend warriors that compete at Attica Raceway Park. Also die cast cars, checkered flags, salt & pepper shakers and much more on sale each and every race at "Ohio's Finest Racing" venue. We also carry all the official merchandise of the Fremont/Attica Sprint Title with all of the sales going back into its points fund.
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text: By Brian Liskai(Attica, OH) After a long snowy winter, racing will finally kick off in the Buckeye State at Attica Raceway Park on Friday, March 26, 2010 with the fire-breathing 410 sprints, wheel-hiking Fultz Fabrications and Speed Shop UMP late models and mud-slinging Fremont Fence 305 sprints in action on Columbus Equipment Night.A lot of drama will play out in 2010 – can Chris Andrews defend his 410 sprint title; Paul Weaver win another 305 sprint championship; Ryan Missler make it two titles in a row in the late models; and Art Ball, the ageless one, take another truck championship? Who will win the second Kistler Racing Products F.A.S.T. (Fremont Attica Sprint Title) Championship and take home the $10,000 prize and Kistler Cup Trophy? It will all play out every Friday night at "Ohio 's Finest Racing" speedplant.A lot of improvements have been completed at ARP over the winter. The most noticeable for fans will be the new state-of-the-art message center located in the infield. The new electronic board will help keep fans abreast of what is going on during racing action in addition to providing information on upcoming events, sponsors and many more amenities.Many of the bleacher boards have been replaced and a new guardrail and fencing has been installed along the pit area in turns 3 and 4. A new ticket both has been installed for the pit entrance and the track's sound system has been upgraded.More importantly, the dry weather last week has the grounds and track in great shape.To view some of the improvements at Attica Raceway park, go to www.atticaracewaypark.comAnd don't forget kids, ARP is instituting the Junior Fan Club in 2010 with many great prizes and lots of race night fun. Its FREE to join for any kids ages 6-12 years old. Visit the Action Photos booth on Friday to learn how to register.Gates open Friday at 5 p.m. with racing action underway at 7:45 p.m. Tickets will remain at $14 for adult general admission; $12 for senior citizens; $10 for kids ages 11-15; and kids 10 and under get in free. Pit passes are $25.For more information call 419-680-5606.


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The show is considered the most important of its kind annually in the city, and this year has the most dealers in many years, promising a real treat for collectors.
Beautiful antique glass, jewelry, silver, furniture, paintings and more will be for sale with dealers from all over the Southeast. Bill Carney, founder and director of the Chattanooga Woodworking Academy, will be featured informally during the event, speaking about restoring antiques, as well as building reproductions.
The event's preview party is Feb. 21 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Stratton Hall, where for $75, party-goers will have the chance to purchase their chosen items in advance, while enjoying catering from Events With Taste and wine, water or soft drinks. Valet parking will be available.
Media sponsors of the show include the Times Free Press and Fairway Outdoor. Business sponsors include the Bluff View Arts District, Blue Cross Blue Shield, the Legg Memorial Fund, the Peach Tree Depression Glass Club, the Coca-Cola Bottling Co., the Trust Company, and Patten and Patten.
Admission cost to the show is $15 for all three days. For tickets and information, call 267-7176 or go to www.thehouston museum.org.


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ALEM raise national WMSD awareness in Colombia
Posted on June 21st, 2012
The Association of anti MS (ALEM) organised several awareness raising activities this year. On 20 May ALEM hosted a day at the Joaquin Antonio Uribe in Medellin. The beautiful garden has developed from farm land into a historic site of nature.
ALEM associates checked the blood pressure and blood sugar levels of event attendees which included people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their family members. The event focused on raising awareness of MS and other general health issues. TENA held a presentation about MS and bladder weakness. TENA provided leaflets and information from their stall to guest at the event.
The day also included fun activities such as a bingo tournament and guessing games. Guests enjoyed a picnic lunch in the garden conservatory. The fun activities provided entertainment and helped bring guests closer together. The friendly atmosphere made it easy for guests to share their stories about living with MS.
On 26 May ALEM Colombia hosted a teleconference. The teleconference was held from 8am to 12pmin the capital city of Bogotá. The Colombian Neurological Association provided essential MS medical updates over the telephone. On 1 June ALEM took part in a national television interview to raise national awareness about MS across Colombia.
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View of park entrance sign and flagpoles.
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A Red-bellied woodpecker perches on a dead Australian Pine-tree branch.
A native green anole looks back for a photo opportunity in a dry mangrove swamp. He is surrounded by dry leaves, dirt and mangrove roots.
A moth lands to snack on a beach sunflower in the midday sun.
Park visitor enjoys the shade of a multi-colored umbrella while taking in the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Young man and woman help remove trash from beach during International Coastal Cleanup Day.
Children with the park's mounted River Otter
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Just wondering how you all would like to see Mattel deal with Kobra Khan's bio in regards to which evil group he belongs/belonged to. We all know he started off as one of Skeletor's evil warriors in toy form & in the Filmation cartoon, and when the Snake Men were released, he was told by Skeletor to join them as a spy in the King of the Snake Men mini-comic. Now, in the 200X line, he was introduced as a Snake Man, and in the MYP cartoon, he did "join" Skeletor's crew for a few minutes, but that, of course, was a trick just so he can enter Snake Mountain in order to free King Hiss & company from the void. So, with the mish-mashing of canons, how would you like Mattel to handle KK's bio? Do you want to see him start off as an Evil Warrior who maybe leaves Skeletor to join the Snake Men or have him start off as a Snake Man from the get go?
This was discussed in the Original fourm. I like the idea that he started out as an evil warrior and then started to spy on King Hiss but turned on Skeletor and then joined the snake men
Khan should be a Snake Man.
King Hiss and the other Snake Men don't respect him, but he's far better off with them than he is with Skeletor. Besides, he'd be valued more as one of 6 Snake Men, rather than just another Evil Warrior.
Life is bad when Beast Man is higher on the totem pole than you are.
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Noo.. what happens to Webstor if Khan is gone Those two guys are mates !!! Like Batman & Robin.
MOTUC needs:Tung Lashor, Rio-Blast and rest of the Hordes!
WANTED: Minicomics !!! Swords NEEDED !!! MY FEEDBACK
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Yes, I'm an evil warrior in disguise and spying on King Hiss and his henchmen.
When I bought Khan in the 80's the Snakemen weren't around yet, so he's been an evil warrior for a long time; when the other came out I used the minicomic story to justify his new affiliation to Hiss, and I still like to see him as Skeletor's spy.
I don't dislike the myp version, but nostalgia wins over everything.
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I'd like to see Khan as an Evil Warrior for this line.
And I hope once we get to the Snake Men that they turn out to be ancient galactic conquerors like in the original mini-comics.
Proud supporter of the Snake Men.
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No Slave Girl? Watch us hurl!
A barbaric world without slave girls? That's truly barbaric!
For me, Khan is an Evil Warrior.
I think the Snakemen were overblown in 200X/MYP, and I've never much cared for how powerful they were made to be. Khan's like the original Snakeman to me, and I like the idea of Skeletor having one amongst his ranks. Skelly's got that much pull and power.
I like him as an evil warrior and eventually a spy among the snake men....at least at the beginning, as in the 80's he've been like that for a lot of time before the snake men arrived. After being a spy he could actually betray skeletor and join the snake men...
Khan is a snake, and a man... so IMO he's a Snakeman and belongs with them more than Skeletor. He & Web-head didn't exactly get along so well anyway...lol And he wasn't really utilized as part of that group much anyway, except maybe a couple times. The rest of the time he was on his own.
Khan could also be a free agent imo, and turn on anyone he sees fit. It's fitting since he's a 'snake'....
I see the snakemen as a 6 member unit, so Kahn (not the Star Trek guy, lol) belongs with them since he's got the snake theme going. There's Kobra, Rattlesnake, Boa Boy, Tongue Licker, Medusa Face & the King Cluster of Snakes.
Anyway, at least to me, khan is a part of the Snakemen and will be displayed as such, regardless of what bio they give him.
yeah, now on to the debate as to whether modulok is a horde member or not....
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I think he is an Evil Warrior, but belongs with the snake-men. I think there is enough matterial in mini-comics and 200x to justify him being either a spy for the EW or a spy for the SM. Personally I will place him with the SM regardless that the package/mattel/popular opinion says.
I think he should join the horde!
Hmmm...this is an interesting scenario indeed.
While I like him as an evil warrior and eventually a spy among the snake men.... as in the 80's, There is also a lot to be said for him being the distant relatives of the snakemen from 200x.
I think the "perfect" solution would be a melding of the two.
Have him start as a bad guy...on team Skeletor, spying on, decieving the snakemen initially, but DISCOVERING his true heritage and then TURNING on Skeletor.
which i suppose would make his true origin of snakemen decent.
so...I guess I'm for the snakemen origin, roundaboutly.
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See my thread in the original lines forums.
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I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity--Edgar Allen Poe
I always thought the explaination for that was to even the forces out since they couldn't just make more Horde and Snake Men. Hordak and King Hiss have far less warriors than He-Man and Skeletor, but they were written as being very powerful in order to make up for that difference in numbers.
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Kobra Khan (evil warrior)was always for me a snake monster on Skelis side.
Oh I dont really care.
In my post I asked where people placed him in thier MOTU world.
I wondered what a majority of people had him placed.
I always had him with Skeltor until I got King Hiss and then he kinda spyed on skeletor or just flatout betrayed him.
I dont know where I would have him stand today.
As for the Bio, I want as close to the original as possible.
Yet jazz it up some.
If he is gonna be a Snakeman then have him betraying Skeletor or having him spying on him, make it really add some drama.
Or if they keep him an evil warrior, have him betray King Hiss.
Just add some good ol trechery in there or something
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I hope they have that rivalry with General Rattlor up in that bio.
He's gotta make up for the fact that he hasn't tasted flesh like the others.
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I always assumed it was a lack of compatability....you could have Rattlor and Tung Lashor working for either Hordak or Skeletor (although the switching back and forth was weird), but I can't see a character called King Hiss working for someone else. Just IMO.
I agree with you...in the vintage line, to me, the Snake Men were kind of a neat gimmicky-subset, kind of affiliated with Skeletor, but I got very tired of them in the MYP cartoon. I suspect it's because their personalities were all kind of similar, as was the gimmick...basically, they're all snakes, to state the obvious. (At least with the Evil Warriors you get variety...fish, spider, crab, skunk, etc.)
"That's very interesting...but silly."
I thought the snake men were one of the dumbest concepts in motu, but the MYP cartoon portrayed them pretty well, as they did with many other characters I previously didn't like.
Anyway I think Kobra Khan is a bit of a double agent.
For me....Khan is part of the Snake Men. If you display the figures by groups...Heroic, Evil Warrior, Snake Men, Horde.............I think Khan looks out of place with the Evil Warriors, and definately fits in perfect with the rest of the Snake Men.
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2. Don't dope and then lie about it. Important: if you're going to do it, though, try not to, oh, alienate absolutely everyone else in the sport. Having allies is a good thing, Lance.
1. Don't have an imaginary dead girlfriend. This is a big one. However, if you go against my advice, give the Associated Press the name of a real city when asked where she was (not) buried. Carson City, California sounds like Wonderland, though. I wish I could go there.
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Even the cream of the acting crop sometimes opt for a fashion flop. Consider these Oscar red carpet fashion faux pas for example.
Normally we can't get enough of Emma Stone, and this dress is almost no exception. The color suits her and it has a peekaboo front that splits open. Unfortunately, it's so billowy that split is completely lost and even if it weren't, one's eyes can't help but be drawn to the enormous bow on her shoulder.
In 2009, Beyonce appeared in a body-hugging blunder. With a weird knee-bulge, an odd bodice and a brocade fabric nearing upholstery weight, this mermaid dress sunk the songstress.
Kristen Wiig was hilarious in "Bridesmaids" and rightfully earned an Oscar nomination for the movie's screenplay in 2012, but she attended the festivities looking like she was wearing a feather duster.
Jane Seymour looks great even in her 60s, but this number, which she wore to the 2012 Academy Awards, is just a little too Las Vegas showgirl for the Oscars.
The dress itself is great, but between the helmet hair and the cape, we're not quite sure what Gwyneth Paltrow was going for overall with this red carpet look in 2012.
Between the swooped back hair and the burst of feathers at the neckline of this dress, Sharon Stone came away looking like an avian version of Cruella de Vil in 2011.
Ever wonder how many lace doilies had to give up their lives for Melissa Leo's 2011 Oscar gown?
Though some critics found Cate Blanchett's 2011 gown fashion-forward thinking, the over-beaded homely concoction mostly makes it look like she's wearing a big lace picture frame on her chest.
Diane Kruger looks great at the 2010 Oscars, but it's despite -- not because of -- her gown, which more resembles some sort of paper mache art school project depicting a dying swan.
From the messy beehive hairdo to the ill-fitting sheet of a dress with its over-adorned neckline, Sarah Jessica Parker wasn't exactly wowing them on the red carpet in 2010.
Top actors don't always look dashing. In fact, Philip Seymour Hoffman looked downright dowdy in 2009 when he declined to brush his hair or remove his knit hat.
In 2009, Jessica Biel joined the worst-dressed pantheon by donning a dress that featured a dumpy, off-the-bust bow that was awkward instead of ornate.
In 2009, Amy Adams affected a lady-in-red look with corseting details that would have been sumptuous if her dress hadn't tucked into her bust like a bod-stifling bib.
Anyone who has wondered what a dress inspired by Dijon mustard and sea anemones would look like needs only look at Sophia Loren's 2009 Oscar outfit.
Viggo Mortensen is a man who can pull off a number of facial hair fashions, but his 2008 Oscar façade was more historical than handsome.
Tilda Swinton is renowned for her avant-guarde style, but this asymmetrical velvet smock is an awful gaffe that leaves her looking glum and gaunt.
In 2007, actresses Anika Noni Rose and Jennifer Hudson posed for a fashion foible 2-4-1. Pockets, fake snake-skin boleros and sequin-only gowns are Oscar fashion taboos.
After flaunting fantastical frocks in "Marie Antoinette," Kirsten Dunst disappointed fashion critics in 2007 by donning a too-detailed dress with a wonky feathered bottom.
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Some things will never belong on the red carpet. Pom-pom hems and crotch-hovering, tasseled fanny packs are two of those things. Unfortunately, Lauren Hutton wore both in 2006.
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Even Antonio Banderas knew Melanie Griffith's 2005 dress that featured a nude panel covering her back was a flub; although, the plastic-looking paisley fabric may have been worse.
Robin Williams is a funny man, but there was nothing funny about his Oscar attire in 2005. The neon pink shirt, oversized coat and too-small bow tie are serious slips.
The normally scintillating Scarlet Johansson looked rather sloppy in sable in 2005. The uneven off-the-shoulder cuffs and built-in aprons looked more homely than high fashion.
In 2004, Uma Thurman's attire earned a fair few "worst dressed" nominations. The wafting white and turquoise satin fastened vest veered away from Boho-chic and into Boho "yeek."
Though nominated for best actress in 2004, Diane Keaton opted for bland, body-masking menswear and a bowler hat that went beyond androgynous and into awful.
Ladies, it is OK to go up a size, and Jennifer Garner proved that in 2003 with this suffocating powder-blue dress with a bursting bustier that left red marks from the too-taut straps.
Though some go over the top with Oscar styles, some -- like Jennifer Connelly in 2002 -- don't go far enough. From the neck up, she's fab. Below, the beige barrage is dirty-dishwater drab.
Faith Hill seemed to be channeling "The Rainbow Fish" in 2002 when she arrived in this scaled, pastel gown that was far more childish than chic.
In 2002, Cameron Diaz and Gwyneth Paltrow offered this double hit, with Diaz languishing within a sloppy symphony of silk fabrics and Paltrow not much better in frumpy, gothic garb with an elastic waistband.
Bjork committed the most infamous Oscar fashion faux pas in 2001 when she sported a swan-shaped dress atop brassiere-revealing, bejeweled nylon.
Fringe, capelets, and beads, oh my! Kate Hudson's 2001 Oscar look had too many ostentatious elements. The cowgirl fringe and oriental collar proved distracting, not divine.
The drab Versace dress Angelina Jolie donned in 2000 was a dark, figure-swamping flop -- but she got plenty of attention when she kissed her brother on stage after winning her Oscar.
You've come to expect bizarre fashions from Cher, but even she went a bit far with this outfit in 1986. We just wonder what Don Ameche, a winner for "Cocoon," was thinking at the time.
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William Wordsworth, one of my favourite English poets, arrived at Cambridge University in 1787 at age 17, and completed a BA in what we would call Humanities. In remembering that period of his life years later in his autobiographical poem The Prelude, Wordsworth describes his undergraduate experience this way. "Here," he says,
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That's because in studying at university, you are steeping yourself in something that's bigger and deeper and older than you are. In Humanities, that means language, literature, philosophy, classics, history, music, drama, art. All of them the stuff of "genius, power, / Creation and divinity itself."
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What I mean by that is that the critical skills you learn in Humanities may equip you to run a major bank, argue in court, respond in question period, teach or curate or design or direct (and these are all real-life examples of Humanities graduates); but the virtues I hope you discover at Brock are closer to what Sir Philip Sidney at the end of the 16th century saw as the "ending end of all earthly learning": "virtuous action," he called it, where virtuous evokes its root virtus as a kind of power in character. I think of it as the power to imagine, to express, to reason, to create, to love.
Do you know another word for virtuous action? It is simply our University's motto, Surgite. It means push on, go forward in life, take what you experience here at Brock and go out into the world.
And there's never been a better or more propitious time to do it. This year Brock turned 50 years old! We have retraced our life as a university up to an eminence here on the Niagara escarpment, and the prospect before us is awesome.
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Chicago Police officer Del Pearson shows the ceremonial coin used for the coin toss that he presented to referee Mike Carey before the start of the Chicago Bears-Seattle Seahawks NFL game Sunday December 2, 2012 at Soldier Field. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
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More than eight months after Chicago Police Officer Del Pearson was shot in the chest and nearly bled to death, he was at Soldier Field on Sunday, handing the coin to the referee for the coin flip to before the Bears game against the Seattle Seahawks.
"It's like every little kid's dream when you're growing up to be on a professional football field like that," he said. ". . . Obviously, it's an emotional time with the holidays and being with the my family and having my daughter with me here today. . . . It's emotional and it's a lot of fun. I'm very grateful."
Pearson, 47, has thought constantly about what happened as he patrolled the streets the night of March 19.
He saw the gun in the hand of the man he intended to question. He thought about running for cover. He reached for his radio, but discovered his left arm wouldn't move. Only then did he realize he had been shot and seriously wounded.
"It crossed my mind for a second that if I laid on this parkway, I was going to die," Pearson, a married father of two, said Friday at his home in Chicago's Mount Greenwood community. "It never crossed my mind again. I didn't see any bright lights, never thought about dying."
Now he reflects on being "very lucky." He lost three-quarter's of his blood. His colleagues and emergency crews saved him, as did a nurse, Mary Ann Brooks, at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he stayed for more than a week.
"She saved my life in the room," he said. "She was by my bedside the entire time I was in intensive care and took care of my family and my kids and my wife. It meant a lot to me."
Pearson is recovering, but he isn't back to work yet, and he wants to return after the holidays, even though it will be on desk duty until his left hand gets back to normal, if it ever does. It still tingles and is sometimes numb.
The bullet that entered his upper left chest, severed an artery, struck his spine and lodged in the back of his neck, has been removed. His fellow officers told him they'll present it to him some day.
He has gone through seemingly countless hours of rehab and is champing at the bit to get back to work on the streets of the South Chicago District. But he knows that's a long shot.
Instead, "I want to take the sergeant's exam, get promoted, go back to school, get my master's degree," he said. ". . . I can't make a fist. I can't spread my fingers out. The sensory nerve is coming back, but the motor nerve isn't coming back yet."
Pearson and some other officers had stopped to question a group about an apparent curfew violation in the 8500 block of South Kingston Avenue. That's when one man, Paris Sadler, took off, according to prosecutors. Pearson gave chase as Sadler ran to the home of a friend. When the friend wouldn't let Sadler in, Sadler allegedly opened fire. A bullet struck Pearson in the chest above his bulletproof vest.
When Sgt. Christopher Kapa and Officer Kirsten Lund saw how badly Pearson was bleeding, they rushed him to Advocate Trinity Hospital in their squad car. He subsequently was transported to Christ Medical Center and underwent 5½ hours of surgery.
Meanwhile, Sadler, 20, is in the Cook County Jail, awaiting trial for attempted murder.
"I've been told the maximum sentence for attempted murder is 80 years," Pearson said. "I don't want him to see the outside until I'm dead and gone, so he's got to do at least 60. That way, if I live to 100, he's still in" prison.
Thoughts of the shooting, Pearson said, "were in my head, over and over and over again. I thought about it constantly for two weeks," he said. "Then it stopped."


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Auburn Hills, MI (SportsNetwork.com) - Not even a two-game winning streak could save Maurice Cheeks.
The Detroit Pistons fired their head coach on Sunday, making the decision after the club had two of its best recent performances -- double-digit home wins over Brooklyn and Denver.
Cheeks lasted just 50 games with the Pistons, who are 21-29 this season. Despite the dismal record, Detroit enters Sunday's action just one-half game behind eighth-place Charlotte for the final playoff spot in the lowly Eastern Conference.
"Our record does not reflect our talent and we simply need a change," said Pistons owner Tom Gores in a statement Sunday. "We have not made the kind of progress that we should have over the first half of the season. This is a young team and we knew there would be growing pains, but we can be patient only as long as there is progress."
The Pistons were just 6-10 after the first month of the season, then won four straight games to start December. A six-game skid after Christmas left Detroit 14-22 and the club has played .500 ball over the last 14 games.
Yahoo! Sports was the first to break the news on Sunday and indicated in its report that president of basketball operations Joe Dumars made the decision with pressure mounting from ownership for a change.
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