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Began boxing: At 17, I wanted to change the path I was on and become involved in something more positive. Little did I know it would change my life so drastically.
What has boxing taught you: It made me hungry for success, taught me discipline, and I have learned that you can do anything in life if you set your mind to it.
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Perry Dye, son of Pete, is the consulting architect. The holes are accurate and beautifully done. The only thing missing from this version of the Road Hole is the hotel in the crook of the dogleg. The 115 pot bunkers with sod walls are dead-on. There is, however, one key difference throughout: The Royal Links is one hundred percent manicured. The intermediate rough is zoysia--a first for Nevada. "I wanted the golf course to be enjoyable and playable by the average player," Walters called out as he gunned his cart across a curb. "Fescue for the rough would have made this course too difficult. Zoysia is like putting the ball on a tee." Beyond the zoysia, in areas that are knee-high in Britain, Walters has planted alyssum, gazania and wildflowers.
The next day I joined the developer for a spin around one of his other clubs, Desert Pines, which he touts as the Pinehurst of the West, built from scratch in nine and a half months on just ninety-eight acres in the middle of town, right next to the freeway, and where the pine needles beneath the four thousand mature trees are replaced twice a year. Powering past a foursome on the back nine, Walters hollered, "'Scuse us, fellas! Have a great round!" and then barked to me, "You hit the ball out of one of my fairways, you're on turf. You're not out in some desert and rocks." The seventh, eighth and seventeenth greens congregate around a pond--a great design, even if it was dictated by the confines of the site. I had to agree with Walters: In an era of sprawling golf courses designed to incorporate bizarre geography and fairway homesites, such a neat, tight layout in the Merion manner is a refreshing change of pace.
But the real essence of what the prosecutors are up against with Walters is the five greens on the Desert Pines practice range. Each replicates a famous par three's green complex, right down to the bunkers and, in the case of Harbour Town's seventeenth, blue paint. Walters is that rare sort, a visionary with an eye for details, and I'll make this prediction right now: The law will never catch him. Not that he's done anything wrong.
After five days of golf in Las Vegas, the back blew, so I just rode around Rio Secco Golf Club and putted in the company of assistant pro Paul Charron. This course Rees Jones was supposed to be part of the Seven Hills development south of the Strip, but it ended up in the hands of the Rio Suites hotel and now serves as an exclusive amenity for its guests. Premier casino players, tour pros and invited VIPs even have their own locker room. Rio Secco is also home to Butch Harmon's School of Golf. Harmon teaches Tiger Woods, which is why Tiger was on the school's practice tee hitting half wedges as Paul conducted his tour, regaling me with stories from his long days and nights on the Nike Tour. He had always understood that he's a free spirit, certainly as golf pros go--his ponytail on tour was halfway down his back--and maybe he wasn't all that surprised to learn that he was neither good enough nor competitive enough for the grind. When he OB'd on the first tee of one tournament, he turned and bowed gallantly to the gallery. It's tough picturing Tiger horsing around like this, and surely this is one reason Tiger, not Paul, holds the course record, sixty-seven.
Tiger must have been putting well that day because Rio Secco's greens are something else: huge, lopsided and fast. Such Augusta-type greens are a lot of fun to mess around with, maybe not so much fun if you're shooting for a score. From many spots, forget about making the first putt and go for position instead, and steel yourself ahead of time for the occasional four-putt. Holes two through seven are the visual highlight of the golf course, playing across, along and down inside a series of canyons--terrific holes with brutal greens.
And then I left Las Vegas, passing, on my way out, computer folks coming in for a huge industry show. For once, everybody in the city agrees on something: The geeks are notorious low rollers, especially when compared with, say, the automotive after-market crowd. Back in Manhattan, I saw confirmation of this point in a little news item.Apparently Bill Gates had taken his seat at a Bellagio blackjack table and doubled his modest stack of twenty-five-dollar chips. Although I like to picture Bill counting coin as he strode away, I'm sure this windfall wasn't the point. I'll bet he was just laying the groundwork for his real play, the call to Steve Wynn angling for the coveted invitation to Shadow Creek. Asked if he was gaming at Steve's tables, Bill wanted to be able to testify, in all honesty, "Yes."


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27 Go to the top of Mount Pisgah, and look west, north, south, and east. You may look at the land, but you will never cross the Jordan River. | 27 Go up to the top of Pisgah and look west and north and south and east. Look at the land with your own eyes, since you are not going to cross this Jordan. |
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Most recently, he was Vice President of CVAS Operations at Nortel and previously served as manager of Asia Operations for all Nortel product lines, as the Chief Procurement Officer based in Hong Kong, and as the VP of Global Supply Chain for both the Carrier Voice and Enterprise Businesses. He has significant M&A, Operating and Integration experience, having supported the integration of Aptis, Alteon, Bay Networks and other Nortel acquisitions starting in the late 90's. Townley also served on the Board of Directors for two of Nortel's Joint Ventures in China.
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"Donating this equipment to the Little River Medical Center is just one way SCE&G hopes to reach out to communities in Horry and Georgetown counties as we expand our natural gas service in these areas," said Donnie Watford, Coastal District manager for SCE&G. "We try to be a good neighbor in the communities we serve, and since we no longer need the equipment we believe that making it available to the residents of Little River is the right thing to do."
The equipment was used for SCE&G's mobile medical unit to take chest x-rays as part of annual physicals for employees located at power plants throughout the state. However, an internal review revealed that it was more cost effective to send the small number of employees needing chest x-rays to an outside radiology provider. As a result, the company sought to donate the two-year old equipment to an organization within its service territory.
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That is exactly what I looked like after watching the next two trailers.
Harry Potter is my childhood. For my 12th birthday party, my friends and I went and saw Sorcerer's Stone. For my 21st birthday, rather than bar crawling and taking advantage of my rights as a 21-year-old, my friends and I saw Deathly Hallows Part 1. The premier of Part 2 is really going to mark the end of my adolescence. (Psh. I will never be a grown-up.)
It feels surreal that this is the LAST Harry Potter trailer. EVER. The last movie. I wasn't this, uh, emotional when the last book came out. Why should I worry? There were still more movies to come. Now what? Now what will I fan girl over? (As if I would ever stop being a Harry Potter fan girl.) What will I have left to live for? *sobs*
I audibly gasped when I saw the trailer. I didn't know the movie was coming out so soon AND HERE IT IS! I don't even have words for how excited I am. Not as excited as I am for Harry Potter (Come on. It's HARRY FUCKING POTTER.), but I'm still super pumped to cry my beady little eyes out.
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The mainstream media and even some conservative sites such as Lucianne are spreading defamatory statements that are misleading and false about Pope Benedict XVI.
What started this brouhaha?
Richard Owen of the newspaper site called the Times of London.
The headline reads "Pope knew priest was paedophile but allowed him to continue with ministry".
The article then states otherwise, but if Richard Owen didn't write the headline to his story, he should request it to be changed immediately. It is apparent that someone at the Times hates the Church and is pushing their anti-Catholic agenda with this misleading headline.
It doesn't help that a self-identified expert on Catholicism, blogger Ruth Gledhill, adds insult to injury with an off-base column blasting of the hierarchy and structure of Holy Mother Church:
The Pope is pretty unassailable. He is not elected, he is a monarch, and the centralisation that has taken place under the last two Popes has cemented that power. Pope Benedict XVI has also indicated in his three encyclicals the depths of his own integrity and intellectual rigour.
How much knowledge on the Catholic Church does one need to be called an "expert" on it? How to spell 'Catholic'?
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In what is a common occurrence that happens more than you think, the media again has done a poor job of reporting the news that emanates from the Vatican. If it came from the Vatican at all. The new one today is that the Catholic Church condemns Halloween, or some variation there of.
Various news outlets have reported that the Pope, the Catholic Church, or the Vatican have condemned, blasted, slammed, or as the Times of London said, "reserved their venom for the millions of parents who allowed their children to celebrate this "pagan" festival."
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A 45-point second half performance by the Eagles (1-0) catapulted them to a 65-36 season-opening victory over Grace Christian in front of their home fans.
Despite getting into early foul trouble with two starters, the Eagles finally got into a rhythm after the half.
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West Point hit the hardwood for the first time this season, unfortunately both the girls and boys teams lost to Starkville in the West Point Classic.
The girls fell 57-48 before the boys were downed 81-56.
A complete recap of the girls game will be in Sunday's edition of the Daily Times Leader. The boys will be featured in Tuesday's edition.
The West Point Green Wave moved one week closer to Jackson Friday night with a convincing 56-20 over New Hope in district play.
The victory paces them at 6-1 and a second place finish in the district which means a first round matchup with Neshoba Central next Friday at home at 7 p.m.
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COLUMBUS - Hebron Christian falls to 2-3 after Thursday night's loss to Starkville Academy 61-25.
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Skills for Justice works closely with a broad range of agencies that provide support to victims of sexual offences, assisting them in providing the best possible service. Most recently, we have been involved in the development of the Independent Sexual Violence Adviser (ISVA) role which is a relatively new role which supports survivors of sexual violence in the aftermath of their experience. The role is a key component of the Government's Action Plan to End Violence Against Women and Girls.
The Ministry of Justice, Home Office and Office of National Statistics have come together to publish the first joint overview of sexual offending in England and Wales which collates statistics from a number of sources including the Crime Survey for England and Wales, and police and court records and clearly shows the scale of the problem and the low rate of reported incidents and convictions.
Around one in twenty females (aged 16 to 59) are reported to have been a victim of a most serious sexual offence since the age of 16. This increases to one in five when other sexual offences such as sexual threats, unwanted touching or indecent exposure are included. The report is a reminder that there is still more to do to improve the way that rape and sexual assaults are addressed within the Criminal Justice System.
The report confirms an increase in the number of rapes reported (comparing 2008/9 and 2010/11) which it states is probably a result of greater encouragement by the police for victims to come forward and from improvements made in police recording, rather than from an increase in the level of incidents. It reports that vast numbers of sexual offences still go unreported with the most frequently given reasons from victims being, embarrassment, seeing the offence as a private/family matter or believing that the police could do nothing about it. The report also shows that victims are less likely to report an offence which is not in the 'most serious' category and points out, therefore, that existing police records are not a reliable representation of the number of these offences.
Further progress would seem to depend upon victims being able to access support services and on them having confidence in the criminal justice system.
The ISVAs provide a range of services including assessing the needs of the victim, providing access to relevant information and supporting them through the court process and they work with a number of other agencies including the police and health services.
To support ISVAs in providing these services we have developed, National Occupational Standards which describe competence in this essential and important role, courtesy of funding from the Home Office and UKCES. We are now carrying out further work to support the role and wider services to support victims.
Independent Sexual Violence Adviser Laura said "Sexual violence is seriously under-reported and even when people do report, the experience of doing so can feel profoundly daunting and intimidating. ISVAs provide essential practical help and emotional support to survivors and it's obviously vital that the people doing such sensitive work have the skills and competencies to do so safely and effectively. I hope that the National Occupational Standards will help to demonstrate the professional skills necessary for the ISVA role and support people working as ISVAs in their professional development."
In 2012 we completed additional standards for supporting children, young people and vulnerable adults who have been the victims of sexual abuse/violence. The standards were developed hand in hand with practitioners through working groups and consultation across the UK, to that the standards are fit for purpose. The standards are currently with the UK Commission for Employment and Skills for approval and should be available from March of this year.
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Like whiskey and the music of the Pogues from the Irish, tortillas from the Mexicans, prosciutto from the Italians and mother sauces and threesomes from the French, fry bread is the Native American people's proud contribution to our mutt and multicultural present, one of the most awe-inspiring culinary innovations of all time. As a base for an entire, left-hand branch of cuisine, fry bread is as important as masa, as mirepoix, as mashed potatoes. In terms of versatility, fry bread has it over just about everyone else's best idea ever.
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And you can get it almost precisely nowhere.
American Indian cuisine has never really had its moment — its coming-out party, so to speak. When people talk about the world's great cuisines (the rigor of classical French, the spare simplicity of Japanese, the historic weight of Italian, the depth of the combined Chinese canon), Native American gets no play. And even when the discussion moves on to those cuisines that form the backbone of American dining (mostly immigrant, mostly Old World, with a smattering of New World Mexican and Latino and hyper-regional Americana), the natives get shut right out of the conversation. For the most part, American Indian cuisine has been relegated to stunt status: a taste here, an unusual ingredient there. True, you can get a fix of the good stuff in a few places: New Mexico, Arizona, parts of Utah and Oklahoma, isolated spots around the Pacific Northwest. County fairs west of the Mississippi will sometimes boast the odd stand selling Navajo tacos or chile beans, and then there are the pow-wows. But in most of this country, the food is completely unknown. Even a Western city like Denver had nothing by way of native grub.
Until now.
Until Tocabe: An American Indian Eatery. Brainchild of Ben Jacobs, a member of the Osage tribe out of Oklahoma and a 25-year-old lifer who moved to Denver when he was just a kid, saw his family open and close Grayhorse, a Native American place in the Tabor Center food court, went into the trade himself at fifteen and still managed college (majoring in history and Native American studies). Jacobs spotted a hole in Denver's tattered skein of ethnic and international cuisines and went after it with his whole heart, collecting recipes from his past, from his mom in Oklahoma, creating his concept, choosing his hill in northwest Denver and then planting his flag there last December. Tocabe is his baby. And its base is fry bread.
I love fry bread. Love it like a fat kid loves funnel cake. I've been an addict and a shameless pitchman for the stuff since getting my first taste years back — parked by the side of the road outside an Indian casino in southern New Mexico, standing in the red dust and wind, burning my mouth on a round of puffy fried dough hot out of the fryers and leaking grease through the double fold of butcher's paper on which it had been served. The fry bread was topped with nothing more than a bit of cinnamon, like an Indian doughnut, and I remember eating it all, as fast as I could, and then going back for seconds, this time getting it loaded with pinto beans and chiles, folded double like a pita, like a puffy taco, difficult to handle even with two hands.
Fry bread is delicious all on its own, but (like a tortilla, like a crepe) it also serves as the perfect vehicle for transporting all manner of ingredients, savory or sweet, straight into my snack-hole. Fry bread with cinnamon and powdered sugar, fry bread with desebrado, with chicken and chiles, with last night's leftover three-color beans and rajas, fry bread smeared with refritos and laid with slices of salted avocado (a hangover cure that one of my old cooks back in the Land of Enchantment swore by), fry bread — hot from the cart, the stand, the kitchen — overloaded with nuclear-red cherry filling like the best pie you've ever had in your life.
Tocabe (in Osage, the word means "blue," although this place makes me anything but) does all this with its fry bread. Most of it, anyway — and then it does more.
The Tocabe concept is fast-casual simple: It's an American Indian Chipotle with the same service model (long counter, backed by the galley pass, with all ingredients laid out in cold tables and hot tables between the customer and Jacobs's fry-bread artists), the same basic setup (a nice dining room out front, neither too big nor too small, done in polished wood and tin, everything the color of fresh corn or rich soil or fire, and an artful stone accent wall with oh-so-Southwestern candle niches), with the food served on recyclable paper plates, in recyclable plastic cups, on battered service platters that I'm nearly positive once did duty as pizza pans. Tocabe does a lot of sit-down business, a fair amount of takeout (those same paper plates, covered with a tent of foil), with big groups standing, slack-jawed, before the menu hung above the counter, trying to make their way through the looping possibilities, asking questions that are always happily answered by staffers who are incredibly friendly, welcoming and mercifully patient with new customers who have no idea what they're ordering, what they will shortly be eating. But those new customers soon become old hands. I've seen ten-tops and twelves at Tocabe, huge gatherings of fry-bread junkies all bowed over their plates with an almost religious intensity, tearing at the flash-fried dough, getting pinto beans in their mustaches.


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Stephanie (Los Angeles, California) - 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier
Purge tank broken.
Various car accidents and the employees who have them.
Stephanie (Los Angeles, California) - 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier
Purge tank broken.
Jeremy (Baltimore, Maryland) - 1997 Honda Accord
Noise from exhaust after it sat for a month.
Sally (West Lafayette, Indiana) - Buick
Is it a good idea to draft behind a semi?
Brian (Birmingham, Alabama) - Mercedes-Benz
Rattling coming from under the car.
Kay (Golden, Colorado) - 2000 Subaru Forester
Lack of power at high elevations.
Jeff (Budd Lake, New Jersey) - Buick
Mechanic looking for customer service advice.
Rebecca (Burlington, Vermont) - 1996 Subaru Outback
Clicks like a fishing rod when braking.
Rubin (Hollywood, California) - 1998 Nissan Maxima
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Angry Business Man has just received a major gameplay update that hugely improves the overall experience. The controls have been completely overhauled, and OpenFeint leaderboards now keep track of your high scores. In other words, if you like endless running games, Angry Business Man is now worth your time and money.
Prior to this update, the controls were a catastrophe. If you tilted the phone a little too far, your business man would sprint offscreen, which would end your game and make you want to break every fragile thing within reach. Now, keeping the angry business man onscreen is pretty simple to do, and it only becomes tricky when you're running over cartoonishly impossibly terrain– which is exactly how it should be. Every time we died, it was because we had messed up.
This is still a one-button game that delivers pretty much the same experience every time you play. But it looks great, and striving for a stratospheric score is highly addictive. We should also note that the game makes you tilt your device 360-plus degrees to keep the business man reined in, and that's a lot of fun, too.
Assuming that they're trying to draw a parallel to Angry Birds, the title Angry Business Man is a bit misleading. Angry Business Man isn't a physics puzzler– it's an endless running game. But even calling it that is a stretch, because there's nothing endless about it. In fact, every time you give it a shot, it will probably end very, very quickly.
But first let's accentuate the positive: the game looks great. It takes place in a stylized shadow world that seems inspired by Mad Men's title sequence. At the start of each run, an unlucky business man misses his bus and must sprint to catch it, or to get to work, or to do whatever it is characters in endless running games hope to do. But good looks are about the only thing going for this game.
Watch your step.
The rest of the experience is all questionable controls and teeth-grinding frustration. After the bus takes off without our hero, the screen moves forward at automatically at a set pace, which is somewhere in between how fast and how slow the angry business man (ABM) can run. Your job is to use tilt to control his speed so that he stays on the screen as it moves forward. The difficulty comes in when the ground starts to rise and fall and curl around, shaping itself into all manner of impossible formations.
And, really, it might be fun if the controls responded how you would expect them to. But they don't. They're horrible. Miscalculating a tilt will send the ABM careening off the screen, with no time to speed up or slow down. And since it's all you can do to keep ABM on the screen, when they start throwing traffic cones in your path, you're pretty much guaranteed to trip over them and end your run.
The final nail in the coffin is that the game has no leaderboards. Your high scores, no matter how impressive, are trapped on your device, viewable only by you and people nearby. Angry Business Man has style, but unless they smooth out the controls and add some much-needed leaderboards, stay away. Stay far, far away.


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We might have just witnessed "one last tour," but that hasn't stopped Axwell and Ingrosso from teaming up again to form their new project, Departures. The project is slated to be a side venture while the two continue on their own solo careers, but time will tell. The duo launches their project this summer at the revered Ibiza Ushuaïa Beach Club on June 12. There's no word on what this project will entail, but perhaps we should have seen it coming?
Steve Angello, the missing piece of Swedish House Mafia, had previously voiced his concerns to the Huffington Post over the growing popularity of the SHM and his fame, and the fans' misunderstandings. "They think you just show up there with a USB stick and plug it in and hit play," Angello said. "They don't understand how much work you actually put into a show." This issue is of particular concern for Angello as he grew up as a turntablist first spinning hip-hop before switching to house music. Now as Angello has re-focused his career as a solo artist and chief at his Size imprint, it has becoming clear that his concerns were a part of the end of the Swedish House Mafia. It would seem that there is no bad blood between the three friends, but perhaps this new project will allow each of them to have more control over their respective careers.
Add to the fact that "We Come, We Rave, We Love" was credited as Axwell and Ingrosso as opposed to SHM and we have the makings of a developing story… at any rate it's the kind of stuff that eventually makes for a made-for-TV movie, right?


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If anybody has spotted our magazine in advisory, and taken a few minutes to flip through it that person would have some idea of our mission and purpose. For those who have not yet done so a brief explanation follows.
To satisfy the need for a literary magazine at New Trier Logos exists, providing all students the opportunity to share their work with the student population. Logos accepts many types of submissions, including, but not limited to, poetry, short stories, plays, drawings and paintings. In short we accept nearly all forms of quality written and artistic works that students provide. On a weekly basis we meet Tuesdays at 3:30 in 377. There we put together everything, ultimately producing a magazine that everyone can be proud of. Logos-Gargoyle
Logos embraces creative forms of expression, no matter what is being discussed. In that spirit our mission statement lies below, in the form of an acrostic poem:
Life is full of surprisesOccurrences, both fine and rottenGrand happenings often surprise usOften vanished, soon after forgotten.So…
Make then an effort to see with fresh eyesAnd take note of that which you seeGreat art in all of nature does lieAnd echoes for eternityZeniths in every moment existImbedded in life as we know itNumerous wonders, too many to listEmbodied in tales told by poets.
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May 30, 2006
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Oodles of Anabolic and Diabolic titles are now available at BlueCine via Video-on-Demand!
This includes one of the more amusingly titled gonzo series, Bring'Um Young (Bring'Um Young #1), as well as the perennial favorite Assman (Assman #1), Initiations, and more.
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Where else can it be possible? A Russian helicopter Mi-8 has fallen and now lying on the height of 4800m and nobody can evacuate it ...
Where else can it be possible? A Russian helicopter Mi-8 has fallen and now lying on the height of 4800m and nobody can evacuate it ...
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Wow what a bad way to end a day. At least the pilots are alright. I am curious as to why they can not salvage the chopper..? That's a lot of money to just let lay in the snow. Well thanks for the picture uploads…
4800 m is a lot of climbing to do and that's a lot of weight to lift that only an Mi-26 could lift, but air density decreases with altitude and so does engine power, so it's service ceiling is just 4600 m, so no go. Also it probably isn't recoverable, so not worth the trouble.
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These are good helicopters, someone screwed up. Great pictures, as usual.
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Our Rating: :: GETS A BIT LOST :: Read Our Full Review >>Find the Way is a short maze game that pits players against a clock as they race to find a way out.
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★★★★ "... this app is certainly worth a look (especially by a pentagonal-eyeball-thingy) ..." - AppAdvice"Overall I'm really in love with this game..." -Apps24h
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A Universal game that runs on iPod Touch 3rd Gen+, iPhone 3GS+ and iPad 1st Gen+. Retina Display support.
• Simple "one button" controls, you can choose to play with the Accelerometer Tilt sensor or with a Swipe to move around.
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The future of Mexico is starting to look better and better as President Enrique Pena Nieto increases taxes, competition and takes on the teachers' unions. With these reforms, Nieto is looking to build a better Mexico and succeed other surrounding countries.
The facts about the "new" Mexico help in reasoning why less people are migrating. The new Mexico looks hopeful and prosperous but when you read about the affects of the drug wars and violence, we see that there is still room for progress for the country in order to keep their citizens from leaving Mexico.
A few weeks ago, the president told a newspaper the solution to partisanship is politics and more politics. That's how you work toward the building of agreements. Unfortunately, it wasn't Barack Obama. It was Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto. One of the first things Pena Nieto did after assuming office was to announce a pact for Mexico, an ambitious set of reforms to raise taxes, increase competition and take on the teachers' unions. While the world has gotten used to a torrent of images and news of drug-related violence from Mexico, another side of this country has been quietly developing. What we can learn from Mexico is that they are quite successful. Mexico's GDP is expected to grow by nearly 4 percent this year, twice as fast as Brazil or, for that matter, the United States. It is riding a manufacturing boom. Mexico is now the world's fourth biggest producer of cars, according to the World Trade Atlas. Starting next year, new taxis in New York City will carry a "made in Mexico' label." Mexico is also the world's top exporter of flat screen TVs. In fact, Mexico exports more manufactured products than all the other countries in Latin America combined. A major factor that comes into play is geography. Sharing a border with the United States means heavy products are cheaper to transport across than if they were manufactured in, say, Asia. Nieto continues to inform us what we can learn from Mexico.


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Lab was on third after a leadoff double followed by a bunt by Pug. Shepherd hit a shallow fly ball to right and the throw home beat Lab by three or four steps. He was called out on the field, but was called safe after review due to obstruction, even though Billy clearly provided a lane. You can see in this shot that not only was a lane clearly given to the baserunner, but also Lab clearly tried to cheat by putting Billy's balls in his mouth...
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I have a Harman Kardon FL8550 5 CD changer that plays about 40% of my CD's fine and the other 60%, plays them with a pronounced hiss or scratchy sound in the background. There is no rhyme or reason which discs play fine and which discs play with a hiss or scratch. Older, newer, classical, rock, makes no difference on outcome. I have tried cleaning the lens with a dry cd lens cleaning disc that has brushes on it and there is no difference. Any ideas on what's going on? |
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I am not sure, but it sounds like there are problems in the digital-analog converter chip. Was this a very expensive unit? If not it may cost more to repair than it is worth, even if parts are available. That's my 2 cents. A really good place to get audio questions answered by nice people is the Audiokarma.org forums. |
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Noah Boeken
• Name: Noah Boeken
• Nickname: Exclusive, Mini-Marcel
• Current Residence: Amsterdam, Holland
• Birth Date: January 6, 1981
• Birth Place: Amsterdam, Holland
Although Noah Boeken (pronounced Boo-ken) has only been on the poker scene for a relatively short time, the Dutch poker player swiftly managed to mark himself as a winning player and one of the best poker players in the betting business.
Well-liked for his enthusiasm and charisma, Boeken represents the new generation of poker pros who have asserted their dominance not only in live games but online as well.
Born in 1981 in Amsterdam, poker was not Noah's first foray into the world of professional card playing.
An elite "Magic: The Gathering" player, Boeken traveled the globe in his earlier years playing tournaments and honing some of the skills which would come in handy down the road.
Noah won the 2000 European Magic Championship and had some high finishes in events around the U.S. as well.
In a PokerIce.com exclusive video interview at the 2006 World Series of Poker, Noah talked a bit about how his experience with Magic has helped him at the poke table.
"I played tournaments all over the world so I was already into card games and tournaments.
My friends started playing poker and that's how I got into it and it's just the same thing.
"The [Magic] tournaments were always for money prizes so I was always ready to go out there and play for money so I wasn't under pressure.
It's the same thing with poker when it's for big money; I'm not under pressure at all."
It was a short time into his academic career as an economics student that Boeken began playing poker seriously.
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In the beginning of his career Noah made his presence known by being a consistent winner online.
He was determined and played constantly, soon becoming known to many as a dangerous and skilled opponent.
In making the transition to live play, Noah was lucky enough to hook up with "The Flying Dutchman" Marcel Luske, who he developed a mentor/protégé relationship with. The wisdom passed on to him from the poker veteran has helped Boeken immeasurably in improving his game.
Marcel emphasized the importance of modesty and respect for oneself and for other people both on and off the felt.
With the help of Luske and his own confidence and ability, Boeken has already amassed an impressive résumé of tournament finishes.
Although many know Boeken as "Exclusive" – which was his online name – he has since come to be called "Mini-Marcel" because the two are almost always seen together.
Noah's first breakthrough came in October 2004 when both he and Luske made it to the final table at the EPT event in London.
His first big win came the next year in 2005 at the EPT Scandinavian Open in Copenhagen when he beat Ram "Crazy Horse" Vaswani in heads-up play to take down the first prize of $191,000 and change.
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With the help of his mentor and his attitude of perpetual self-improvement one thing is for sure, he's got a shot.
• Mentored by "The Flying Dutchman" Marcel Luske
• A former professional "Magic: The Gathering" player
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Xbox One vs PlayStation 4 – media streaming
The Xbox One is aiming to be the centre of your living room, where it can control your digital existence using voice and gestures alone. Sony hasn't revealed how it plans to take over your living room but we'd expect it has something up its sleeve. The question is: can Sony's PlayStation Eye match the second generation of the Kinect, or will it be left playing catch-up?
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May 17, 2010 | Filed Under music | 9 Comments
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It's nowhere near November but I'm thankful for so many things. Internet, cell phone with internet, web browser to access internet, macintosh to enrich internet experience. etc.
Now that I've gotten that out of the way, on to the part where I post really good music. (this is long…) (that's what she said)
Miami Horror seems to be a permanent fixture on this website and it is no coincidence. It's all so good! Whether it's an original production or a commissioned remix, the curatorship is always top notch.
In no way, shape, or form of bringing you down from your high of that last track comes a Miami Horror remix of The Presets "Talk Like That". This one's from the blog-vintage rosetta stone. Had to hop in my blog-delorean to dig this one up, but it proves one thing: If it's good, it's good forever. None of this fast-fashion bullshit. fuck your fleeting taste in music. I played this out recently and fear not, it still makes the kids get crunk @ 2:58. soooo much vibe!! If you need a musical analysis of this track, no. just no.
The Presets – Talk Like That (Miami Horror Remix)
Now that we've gotten sweaty let's hop a bridge to the disco side of things to get a steady pace going. Human Life. I posted a video (so good) of this single on the TUMBLMANIA not too long ago, but if you don't follow it's quite easy to miss such a thing. A lovely bassline and earnest vocals bring this together. The chorus verse first dropping @1:01 has some of the best vocal / instrumental interaction I've heard in a while!
Human Life – In It Together (radio mix)
Lastly, but surely not least, the man, the freshest in Brooklyn, ALAN WILKIS. He remixed RJD2's "The Shining Path" which features vocals lent by the only Phonte Coleman (part of Foreign Exchange, phontigallo etc). Alan Wilkis' style complements this style of vocal PERFECTLY. When I first heard this track I thought it was an original AW track –that's how natural it feels. Take this cool-down lap and have a listen.
RJD2 – The Shining Path (Alan Wilkis Remix)
I hope you enjoyed today's journey as much as I did. As usual, check the tags if you want to hear more from the posted artists. Chances are, I've blogged about it before.
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October 29, 2009 | Filed Under music | 5 Comments
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GLOVES OF COURSE. Also known as Yama Indra of Damn Arms (RIP) + being a Bang Gang 12″ artist it's obvious he's good. Now is GLOVES starting to sound familiar? Of course, because you've heard his material here and here.
He's blessed us this morning with his latest work remixing The Scare's upcoming single. If any of you follow my tweets, you may recognize this track from the funky little 'Body Torque' minimix that GLOVES whipped up a few months ago.
Yama forgoes most of the original melody samples and leverages some choice lyrical cuts creating this poppin' disco masterpiece. Yes, my friends…. 2010 is going to be great. Watch out for upcoming GLOVES remixes for Miami Horror in the near future!
The Scare – Could Be Bad (Gloves Mix Radio Edit)
For all you superstar DJs, here's the extended version
The Scare – Could Be Bad (Gloves 12″ Megamix)
ALSO! If you didn't catch it the first time, here's the 'Body Torque' Minimix that originally featured the aforementioned remix. (get it, it's totally awesome)
GLOVES – Body Torque July Minimix
Wu-Tang Lego: Da Mystery of Chessboxin' from davo on Vimeo.
We're back on track (happy music blogger day)
August 18, 2009 | Filed Under music | 9 Comments
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Anyway, none of this could have been possible without our special friend, the young Jordan Elliot of The Kids Are RADIOACTIVE [TKAR]. He's part of the always lovely Binary crew in Los Angeles and one thing is for sure when it comes to Binary- nicest bunch of kids around!
TKAR has a ways to go as far as developing his own niche sound, but what we've all heard so far, is very promising. He tiptoes between the lines of electro/techno/dreamwave and we're dying to find out what comes of all this exploration! The fact that he's so young and putting out stuff that sounds like this, only leaves the future to be excited about. So while we wait for massive things to happen, sit back and enjoy what he's doing right now.
First up is the feature track that started the reply to all magic… TKAR's remix of Ra Ra Riot's – Can You Tell. Cannot get enough cathedral organ in my life!!
Ra Ra Riot – Can You Tell (The Kids Are Radioactive Remix)
Here's something I'm really excited about. An original production from TKAR with vocals lent by another LA local, LexiconDon. Be stoked for this one, it's out on Binary's compilation album "LA Lights" out October 13!!
The percussion and hand claps…. #ilovehandclaps
The Kids Are RADIOACTIVE – Higher feat. LexiconDon
Just because I'm in the best mood possible today, this is my latest favorite from Team Australia. It's the Strip Steve remix of GLOVES – PYX. SO good. Paradise. You may recognize it if you tuned into #radiotuftsmania (scroll thru if you want to get the lowdown on what happened last night). It was the opening track! that modulated key synth solo…and I seem to love anything with acoustic piano?….. love.
Gloves – PYX (Strip Steve Paradise Dub)
Hi I'm Chris_N and I'm living the good life. Nothing makes me happier than a nice and healthy, good-vibe REPLY TO ALL mailing list with some quality blog folk. How's the weather babies?? xoxo
more hype and the story on reply to all 2009: http://www.sheenabeaston.com/2009/08/ra-ra-riot-can-you-tell-kids-are.html
more: so you curios what all this reply to all looks like? thanks to the music ninja, here it is (click to blow it up):
Withering in the dust of our dub plates…
September 7, 2008 | Filed Under day to day | 6 Comments
…something was stirring amidst all the php, ssl, css, spam comments and silence.
The Death Set – Listen to This Collision (GLOVES rmx)