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For a 2-year-old, Accipiter has made a remarkably rapid ascent.Filled with vivid colors, sharp insights and soaring expressions, Grafton High School's literary magazine has captured high honors in each of its two appearances.The publication — which features students' prose, poetry, artwork and photos — received superior ratings in a program sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English for both the 2010-11 and 2011-12 school years.Last year, Grafton was one of only four Wisconsin schools to earn accolades at that level.Although the magazine's mission is to provide an outlet for "the creative minds of talented students" without regard for awards, two-for-two recognition at the national level has become a proud feather in the hats of the students and their faculty advisers."We weren't expecting to win these kind of awards," said Stacey Houck, who joined forces with fellow communication-arts teacher Tracy Brogelman to mentor the young writers and artists."We were just amazed to get the recognition. We were happy just to put together a good magazine."The magazine's name is derived from the Latin word for hawk, a fitting spin-off from the school's moniker of Black Hawks.Accipiter has had plenty of eye-catching features in its first two 50-page editions. Art and photos are typically paired with writing in the Reader's Digest-sized magazine, creating snapshot expressions on high-gloss pages.Subjects range from love, ecology and music to childhood, sports and insecurity.In her poem "Same," Geena Frank confesses: My cliché words areA suffocated catastropheOf jumbled emotions ...Once I find comfort in darkness,There's simply nowhere else to stay.Houck and Brogelman offer student staff members advice and encouragement but limit their mentoring roles."This is the students' magazine, and they're allowed to make the decisions. It's 90% students and 10% advisers," Houck said.As an annual publication issued each spring, Accipiter is assembled throughout the school year. A dozen or so students meet Wednesday afternoons from September through April to exchange ideas, review submissions and design pages.Each of the first two years, submissions have been slow to arrive but eventually result in a number of exceptional pieces, the teachers noted."It's sometimes hard to get students to submit things at first, but by the second semester it picks up," said Brogelman, who also serves as the school's yearbook adviser. "We work with the art department to get those students involved with art and photos."Houck said she was inspired to help create Accipiter after attending a national teachers conference where school literary magazines were discussed. Brogelman's work with the yearbook made her an ideal partner in the venture.Each submission is critiqued by several staff members, with their collective reviews used to select final pieces. Not everything makes the cut, which calls for tough decisions, Houck noted."Turning someone down is really difficult, but there is only room for so many," she said.In addition to the quality of the work, keeping subjects varied is a strong consideration."The first year, we got a lot of teenage angst things. We decided there should be a lot more than just that in the magazine," Houck said.Staff members reserve the right to edit submissions, with each writer or artist required to sign a form agreeing to the critique process. Although the staff is open to all grade levels, most members are juniors and seniors enrolled in creative writing."I like the fact that you get to show what you can do," said senior Jess Otero, whose photographs appeared in last year's edition.Senior Megan Leonard is submitting poems and a short story this year after having a photo chosen last spring."It's a great way to let people know what you're thinking and feeling," she said.Sharing thoughts with other students through a magazine appeals to Nathaniel Fischer and Jakob Dufner, both juniors in their first year on the staff."I've written poems since I was in the seventh grade," Fischer said. "I just thought of this as a good outlet."Dufner was drawn to the Accipiter because of its quality. "I heard it was good, but I didn't know it was going to be this good," he said.To help cover printing costs for 200 copies, Accipiter sold for $5 last year. This year, the price goes up to $6. A one-year grant of $800 from the Grafton Education Foundation also defrayed expenses.Houck and Brogelman said they're more concerned about giving students a creative voice than balancing budgets."If we have to, we will hold fundraisers," Houck said.Cost aside, the biggest challenge is "getting the word out each year so that students know they have the chance to be part of this," Brogelman said.
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Pronunciation: /plænt; plɑːnt/
Translation of plant in Spanish:
- 1 countable/numerable [Botany/Botánica] planta (feminine) plant life vida (feminine) vegetal, flora (feminine)Example sentences
- Eventually, it melts to supply water and nutrients to plants and aquatic organisms.
- The satellites monitor the green pigment in plants, or chlorophyll, which leads to estimates of phytoplankton amounts.
- As they grow, green plants and trees fix carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it to tissue.
Example sentences- Still, the same rule can be applied in a household garden when planting herbaceous plants and smaller shrubs.
- However, in a few cases, seeds of plants cultivated in botanical gardens were also used.
- The front garden also has numerous plants and shrubs.
- 2 2.1 countable/numerable (factory, installation) planta (feminine) 2.2 uncountable/no numerable (equipment) maquinaria (feminine) heavy plant (British English/inglés británico) maquinaria (feminine) pesada (before noun/delante del nombre) plant hire alquiler (masculine) de maquinariaExample sentences
- The company auctions excess inventory such as industrial plant and machinery online, and claims the process is secure for both vendors and bidders.
- The appellants were involved in the design, manufacture, supply and installation of plant and machinery for the steel manufacturing industry.
- He says it has also set annual targets for operational efficiency, including plant and machinery downtime.
Example sentences- The tariffs that protected these industries also encouraged heavy manufacturing, so that giant car plants were located on the fringe of the postwar city.
- One of the most expensive departments in a car plant is the paint shop, so DeLorean saved the money and pretended that the brushed stainless steel finish was a style feature.
- Avoid the oil refineries and industrial plants around the commercial shipping channel.
- 3 countable/numerable 3.1 (incriminating item) he said the knife was a plant dijo que el cuchillo se lo habían colocado para inculparlo 3.2 (spy, agent) infiltrado, (masculine, feminine), agente (masculine and feminine) enemigo ( or de la oposición etc)Example sentences
- Elizabeth was convinced that Paul was a CIA plant there to spy on her.
- I could tell she was a plant the minute she started speaking.
transitive verb/verbo transitivo
- 2 (place) [flag] plantar; [bomb] colocar*, poner* she planted a kiss on his cheek le dio or [colloquial/familiar] le plantó un beso en la mejilla to plant a punch on sb [colloquial/familiar] plantarle un puñetazo a algn [colloquial/familiar] to plant one's feet on the ground plantar los pies en el suelo she planted herself right next to me se me plantó or se me plantificó justo al lado [colloquial/familiar]
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Phrasal verbs
plant out
verb + object + adverb, verb + adverb + object/verbo + complemento + adverbio, verbo + adverbio + complemento [seedlings] trasplantar ([ a la intemperie ])
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- Aragawa. Located in Tokyo, Aragawa is the most expensive restaurant in the world. The average meal will set you back nearly $400 dollars. Although this restaurant is not set in a luxury setting, don't be put off by it's location in the bottom of an office building. After tasting the Wagyu beef, you'll be planning a return trip to Japan. 2-15-18 Nakayamate – dori, Chuo- Ku, Kobe, 650 -0004. Phone 078/221-8547
- Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée. This delightful restaurant is located in romantic Paris, France. The average meal at Alain Ducasse is over $200 dollars. All dishes are served al la carte. Why not start with caviar, then dine on flavorful dishes of lobster, shellfish, and truffles? Finish off your meal with decadent dessert, known to be some of the best sweets in France. Located inside of hotel Plaza Athénée, 8th Arrondissement ( Champs – Elysees / Madelieine ) Phone 01-53-67-65-00
- Gordon Ramsay. The only thing scary about dining at Hell's Kitchen Gordon Ramsay's restaurant is perhaps your bill at the end of the evening. No need to fret dining at this delious London restaurant will only set you about around £ 200 U.K pounds, or $180 U.S dollars. In an intimate setting with only 13 tables, getting a seat here will be a challenge. But it's well worth it once you sink your teeth into the pan fried fillets of John Dory with carb and caviar. Make reseravtions at lest one month in advance. Phone 020/7352 -4441
- Acquarello. Located in Munich, Germany this Italian restaurant has a Mediterranean flare. Acquarello has everything from pasta to pigeon try, the average meal here only cost around $130 dollars. Acquarello also offers cooking classes for those foodies who love to cook. Mühlbaurstraße 36 81677 München Phone 089 470 48 48
Alberto Ciarla. Say ciao bella to this scrumptious Italian restaurant located in Rome. Dishes at Alberto Ciarla are from ancient recipes that have been passed down. The speciality at this restaurant is seafood, while throwing in Italian pasta dishes. Dine on fresh seafood or a delious plate of spahgetti with clams. A meal at will set you back a mere $115 dollars, but in a city such a Rome, do as the Romans do and treat yourself to a meal at Alberto Ciarla.


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I'm by no means a Hi-Point expert, but I'm sure someone more in the know about them will be along shortly. I can say this however. They get a bad rap. Don't let other peoples opinions influence your decision to buy one, or not buy one, however. If its your first gun and your on a budget, they make a perfectly acceptable handgun. Those that do own them here keep them as "truck guns" or simple range guns for the most part.
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You get what you pay for and my life is worth more than a 100 dollars to me. My friends first pistol was a highpoint 9mm. When we first took it to the range it jammed up about every three rounds. Now after a few cleanings and a little more use it fires fine most of the time. Fine pistol to play around with at the range but I would never trust my life to this firearm. If my life was in danger and I had a choice between a black powder revolver and a highpoint firearm I would pick the blackpowder revolver.
My buddy has one, it is ugly as all hell but goes boom every time he pulls the trigger. YMMV.
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I have to agree with the other poster. I agree you get what you pay for, in most instances, and i certainly agree in this case. And this could stand for any product really. I dont see how a company can sell a pistol for a hundred and something dollars, turn a profit, and still make a quality product. Especially when your dealing with products that have expensive materials and allot of parts that have to be manufactured. If you think about it, it just doesnt make sense, especially if your using something to protect you and your family. Just my opinion, not trying to offend anyone. Thanks, Ed
I have a 995TS and I have mixed feelings about it. The firearm is a 9mm carbine, which is nice because I have lots of 9mm ammo. It looks intimidating, is pretty easy to handle, is compact and made in America. I'd talk about it's accuracy, recoil, and ease in cleaning if I had the chance to fire it. My first time loading the 10 round magazine resulted in the plastic cap on the end popping off and scattering 9mm rounds all over the floor. When I tried calling the 800 number, I was relayed to a voicemail box (even though it was within business hours) and no one called me back. I sent an email to the address provided over 2 weeks ago, and still nothing. However, I did order a mag holder and 2 extra clips and oddly, those showed up very quickly. I'm looking forward to trying out my 9mm carbine, and will post a comment on it shortly thereafter.


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There is a lot going on this weekend here in the tri-state - Lots of theatre! The 16th Annual Warrick County Summer Musical 'Hairspray' kicks off this Thursday and runs all weekend long at Castle High School, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat premiers on Thursday at Lincoln Amphitheatre, and New Harmony Theatre's production of Pete 'n' Keely begins on Friday.
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Sometimes during the darkest days of our lives we get the most sentimental. Finding a deep and reflective point in this world is not supernatural. It's what humans do. We make mistakes. We analyze them
Today is primary day in Indiana and hopefully by this point in the day you have gotten out there and cast your all important vote. If you haven't you still have some time this evening after you get off work
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I really regret purchasing this product. I like trying out or testing new makeup brands and that approach has served me well about 90% of the time and 10% of the time, I'm just wasting my money. Unfortunately, this was the latter. I ordered several of these in white and I was excited because it had such good reviews on the net. It's a horrible product. I've used almost every gel liner out there and I can safely say these are the worst. Mine came dry and caked up and the application was uneven and flaky. Gross.
I am in love with this gel liner. I first tried out Cailyn products when my threading salon started carrying their lip balms, eye liners, and brow gel. I tried their brow gel and I am hooked. HG for me. Well I have a review for that product as well on MUA so I will stick with this eye liner.
I was pretty excited to try this. I looked at some swatches in the threading salon and picked their brown. I love the color because it reminds me of the UD 24/7 liner in Lucky that I can't seem to find any more. It is very pretty. It glides on easily and you can build it up, do a winged look, get it in the waterline, tight line, and do a smokey eye. It lasted all day on me and that is saying a lot since UD 24/7 never lasted more than 5 hours, 7 max. I think the packaging is cute. I like the box it comes in. They sure do care about aesthetics. My only issue is the brush. It actually works really well, I just prefer it be an angled brush (the brow gel has an angled brush so I was surprised). I have my own angled brush that I can use so no biggie. Works great and I know if I ever need to take it somewhere the brush is built in and I can work with the brush it comes with. All in all, great product. I am very happy with it and will repurchase.
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I was excited to receive this eyeliner in my Ipsy bag a few months ago. It retails for $21 and there are glowing reviews about it.. so needless to say.. I was EXCITED.
The packaging is wonderful-- and the brush in the top is actually really good quality. Application is a breeze too. HOWEVER, I find it does not last anywhere near as long as Physician's Formula Gel Creamliner.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. What a great story to be told and retold forever. It is a great story to learn about sharing and treating everyone equal. Grade- 2nd I really enjoy the pictures and sequence of events. This book is wonderful to use to teach sequence of events, and problem and solution. The stone in the book has an important l symbol to teach about in the book. This is a wonderful book show the significance of sharing with those less fortunate. This is a tale with a questionable moral, as one main character tricks the other after she refuses him charity, but the main point is to make children think outside the box about how something could come about and about what words really mean when put together. The pictures make for a nice blend of realism and whimsy. Summary A story of three monks Hok, Lok, Siew who travel to a village that had been through hard times of famine, flood and war. This made the villagers very untrusting of strangers, and even their own neighbors. When the three entered the village, the village people went in to their homes and shut their doors and windows. The men knew what they had to do. They had to make stone soup. They were gathering twigs when a little girl asked them what they were doing and then helped them to gather three smooth stones. Then she ran home to get her mother's big pot, which made her curious mother come out to see, as more people came more people helped, and the villagers actually filled the pot with their own food without even realizing it. They ate and talked and laughed. The monks showed them how to be happy again. Personal Reaction Another story that I love! This is a great story that teaches a great lesson. Kids get into disputes with one another and this would be a great book to read during one of those times. Classroom Extension 1. Learn the stone soup song. 2. Art project with vegetables and have the students create their own soup. Summary: A visitor came to a town asking for food. Everyone said no, so he made stone soup in the middle of the town. Everyone watched from a distance as he spoke loudly about what he was making and what vegetables would taste good in it. The towns people started bringing the items out to him. When he was finished he shared it with everyone. They all enjoyed it so much they decided to share with everyone that came to town. Personal Reaction: The book as small and suitable for young children. I love the bright colorful pages that shows colonial times in a brighter way, rather than dark and scary. Classroom Extensions: 1. This book can be read when teaching about sharing and talk about the rights and wrongs in the book. 2. The class can cook a soup and can discuss how to eat healthy.
This is a classic story. "Stone Soup" is a great sharing story and great for storytelling and being interactive.
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in EnglishNone Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0590416022, Paperback)A clever young man tricks an old woman into believing that soup can be made from a stone. As the pot of water boils with the stone in it, he urges her to add more and more ingredients until the soup is a feast "fit for a king." In print for 30 years.(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 14:04:53 -0400) When a little old lady claims she has no food to give him, a hungry young man proceeds to show her how to make soup with a stone and water. "Retold for beginning readers." (summary from another edition) |
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President Barack Obama pledged to cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term. But because he focused on political gimmicks, rather than real reform, we've seen trillion-dollar deficits and nearly $6 trillion added to the debt instead. Based on what we heard from the president at a news conference Tuesday, his unserious attitude is likely to continue.
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There has been much ado lately about the Democratic Party's new project to turn Texas blue. What's lost on the liberals in D.C., California and Manhattan who will throw money at this futile effort, however, is that the Texas Republican Party is different and far stronger than its counterparts in other states. And it's not just because the Lone Star State under Republican control has become the envy of the nation in terms of job creation and economic growth.
Judicial overreach to redefine presidential power
The first months of President Barack Obama's second term promise to be full of big political fights on issues ranging from comprehensive immigration reform to the problem of gun violence to addressing America's fiscal woes. Last week's decision on recess appointments by three Republican-appointed judges on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, however, proves there's another battle worth waging: over the confirmation of judges to that court.
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We are careening toward Dec. 21, 2012, the date of the Mayan apocalypse, when the world is supposed to come to an end through a series of cataclysmic upheavals, according to assorted astrologers and mystics ‑ though not the Mayans themselves, who said it was merely the end of their calendar. We are also hurtling toward the Jan. 1 "fiscal cliff," when the American economy could re-enter a devastating recession ‑ a man-made mini-apocalypse.
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How Uber's Autonomous Cars Will Destroy 10 Million Jobs And Reshape The Economy by 2025
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San Francisco and L.A. County District Attorneys Sue Uber, Reach Settlement With Lyft
The district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angles announced on Tuesday they are suing ride services company Uber and have reached a settlement with Lyft.
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Drivers for ride-sharing companies such as Uber and Lyft must carry minimum levels of insurance under a new state law that will take effect next summer.
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California regulators appear to have put the brakes on new carpooling services offered by rideshare firms such as Lyft, Uber and Sidecar.
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Uber is moving its headquarters to Mission Bay, as the company is growing at such a rapid pace, it has outgrown its office on Market Street.
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January 26, 2015
This video is so graphic that parts of it, shot by a motorist along Interstate 95 in New Jersey, were picked up by ABC and CBS in their evening newscasts one day last week. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
Tags: Safety, Fleet Safety, Double-trailers, Black Ice
Author: Tom Berg | Posted @ Monday, January 26, 2015 1:47 PM | » Comments(0)
January 20, 2015
All That's Trucking: The latest blog post looks at how an old-fashioned country doctor is serving drivers at a Virginia truckstop.
Tags: Driver Health, Truckstops
Author: Deborah Lockridge | Posted @ Tuesday, January 20, 2015 2:54 PM | » Comments(0)
January 15, 2015
Sometimes things aren't exactly as they appear. Was Equipment Editor Jim Park really caught throwing something out the window on an Ultimate Test Drive video? Read the On the Road blog to find out.
Tags: Image
Author: Jim Park | Posted @ Thursday, January 15, 2015 9:20 PM | » Comments(0)
January 14, 2015
Senior Editor Tom Berg tries to warn a driver of a burning brake, but without success. Moral: Check the equipment you're driving.
Tags: Brakes, Truck Drivers, Vehicle Inspection
Author: Tom Berg | Posted @ Wednesday, January 14, 2015 4:23 PM | » Comments(0)
January 9, 2015
This week, the price of crude oil dipped below $50 a barrel and gasoline prices averaged a little over $2 a gallon. It's the perfect time to do the common-sense thing and raise the federal fuel tax, says Deborah Lockridge in her "All That's Trucking" blog.
Tags: Congress, Infrastructure, Highway Trust Fund
Author: Deborah Lockridge | Posted @ Friday, January 9, 2015 9:31 AM | » Comments(1)
January 8, 2015
The three identification lights at the top-rear of the trailer, mounted around the center line of the vehicle, are to alert following drivers that the vehicle equipped with these lights is wider than 80 inches.
Tags: Regulations, Safety, Trailers, Lighting
Author: Tom Berg | Posted @ Thursday, January 8, 2015 1:15 PM | » Comments(0)
Do you see the beauty of 6 a.m. at a truckstop? This Nashville photographer does, and captures it for the public to see.
Tags: Nashville, In the Media, Truckstops
Author: Deborah Lockridge | Posted @ Thursday, January 8, 2015 12:00 AM | » Comments(0)
January 5, 2015
Some state safety agencies, realizing the same old tired safety warnings just make drivers' eyes glaze over, have been turning to some more creative wording for their safety campaigns. Deborah Lockridge has more in her "On the Road" blog.
Tags: Safety, Tennessee
Author: Deborah Lockridge | Posted @ Monday, January 5, 2015 10:57 AM | » Comments(3)
December 30, 2014
For trucking journalists and technology junkies, 2014 was a year that offered tantalizing glimpses of a sci-fi trucking future that may not be too far off. Deborah Lockridge looks at five reasons 2014 was "the year of the future" in trucking.
Tags: Volvo Trucks, Daimler Trucks, Walmart, ZF, Concept Vehicles, Future Trucks, Truck Platooning
Author: Deborah Lockridge | Posted @ Tuesday, December 30, 2014 3:20 PM | » Comments(0)
December 23, 2014
Since 1964 Hess has sold Toy Trucks in the weeks leading up to Christmas, so this year is the 50th anniversary of the tradition. Since Hess is closing its filling stations in a few months the 2014 truck will be the last that can be bought in person.
Tags: Trailers, Tankers, Toy Trucks
Author: Tom Berg | Posted @ Tuesday, December 23, 2014 1:00 AM | » Comments(0)
December 10, 2014
Some carriers turn away temperature-sensitive freight during cold snaps. But Pyle has equipment and facilities to handle it, and the business has grown.
Tags: Great Dane, Wabash National, Heaters, Insulated van, Vans, Trailers
Author: Tom Berg | Posted @ Wednesday, December 10, 2014 5:00 PM | » Comments(0)
November 11, 2014
Don't hold your breath waiting for someone or some group to come along with a way of solving trucking's labor crisis. It won't happen that way. The only real way to solve this problem is one fleet at a time.
Tags: Driver Shortage, Driver Turnover, National Private Truck Council, ATA
Author: Jim Park | Posted @ Tuesday, November 11, 2014 10:55 PM | » Comments(2)
September 8, 2014
Fans of old engines and machinery would have been thrilled to find this working, 95-year-old engine on display at the the 40th anniversary celebrations of Cummins Jamestown, N.Y.. assembly plant. It's believed to have been among the first engines ever produced by the Cummins Engine Co., hand-built by Clessie Cummins himself. Jim Park has more in his "On the Road" blog.
Tags: Cummins, History, Engines
Author: Jim Park | Posted @ Monday, September 8, 2014 9:45 AM | » Comments(1)
July 29, 2014
Trucker-turned-editor Jim Park gives his perspective of Anne Ferro's tenure as chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration — and some chilling thoughts about her potential replacement — in his "On the Road" blog.
Tags: FMCSA, CSA, Anne Ferro
Author: Jim Park | Posted @ Tuesday, July 29, 2014 12:00 AM | » Comments(0)
July 16, 2014
There is no excuse whatsoever for a driver striking a low bridge if the obstruction is accurately marked. That obviously wasn't the case with the Skagit River Bridge and there's only one doorstep on which to lay that blame.
Tags: NTSB, Skagit River Bridge, Mullen Trucking, Oversize Loads, Washington, Safety
Author: Jim Park | Posted @ Wednesday, July 16, 2014 12:00 AM | » Comments(1)
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A driving level
Billy is shocked by the capture of his girl.
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Some of the bad guys carry large rocks.
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Louis, the first true boss in the game.
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So why am I on here...? Possibilities. At least on here I know that people here are looking for the same thing and are here to meet someone. And let's face it, the chance of meeting someone in a club or bar are not very likely. I haven't made a lot of time for my own social life lately, which is one of the reasons for trying this. Mostly, I've been trying to focus on realizing my own personal and professional goals. A little about myself and what I'm looking for... I prefer face to face interaction than to email or over the phone. I'm very sarcastic/witty once I get to know you. I'm more humble than the confident veneer I keep up, so trying to talk myself up comes awkwardly sometimes. I read people very well. Loyalty and honesty are really important to me. I have few close friends, I consider them family, and I'm protective of both. There is little I wouldn't do for them. I have a lot of hobbies; generally they involve working with my hands or being outdoors. I'm very passionate. When it comes to my ideas and things I care about, some even go so far as to call me extremely stubborn... I'm open to other opinions and viewpoints but hesitate on changing my own unless I find good reason. That doesn't mean that I can't agree to disagree... to each their own. I want to train athletes, or athletically inclined people who don't mind putting in time and effort to achieve what they want. I love helping people, it's why I went to school and got my degree. I want to help others accomplish their goals, stay healthy and be their best. I am NOT religious by any means, more spiritual by nature than in to any organized religion. It doesn't bother me if someone else is so long as they accept that I am not and that will not change just to be with them. What I'm looking for in you: I want a person who is confident but not cocky. More of a natural appearance instead of a lot of makeup. I'm looking for someone who knows and is comfortable with their self, MIND and BODY. I'm a kinetic or PHYSICAL TOUCH person by nature... it's how I communicate best. I want to find someone who does the same as it helps tremendously with chemistry and communicating, and prevents frustration from a lack of the ability to do both well. Someone who doesn't have major trust issue as jealousy is a MAJOR pet peeve of mine and quickly would be a deal breaker. Someone who is easy to talk to, even though we may not always agree... and someone who is willing to accept me for who I am without trying to change me. Someone who enjoys thunderstorms, dancing, quiet times reading, listening to good music, watching movies, talking for hours about anything or just relaxing together without having to say anything. I consider myself a physical person who enjoys staying active, working out and being outdoors so it's important to me to find someone with similar interest that can keep me challenged. It also would be nice to find someone with an interest in the martial arts/self defense. I've studied various forms for years and the resulting hobbies and interest in various weapons, both blades and firearms, seem to be one of the few things that give people pause. Well there are the basics… the rest I'll leave for later if you're interested in what you've read so far. I'll just finish this by saying that I wouldn't consider myself shy socially by any means. I don't mind meeting new people or trying new things and places. I haven't been in the area long to know where to go, but I'm looking forward to exploring. I'm very easy going for the most part, so if you have any questions, ask away.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Watching sports
Billiards / Pool, Dancing, Inline skating, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Horses
I have 2 Norwegian Elkhounds
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Haven't explored Nashville too much yet... I try to make it out to CO once a year. I love to travel and want to see more of the world, Italy, Greece, Australia... etc
University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO
Very eclectic taste... depends on my mood. Ranges from 3 Days Grace for working out to James Morrison when relaxing. Tv tends to a lot of action/humor based shows such as Burn Notice, Hawaii 5-0, Castle, but not a lot of time to watch tv these days.
Books, movies, music, dancing, pool/billiards, woodworking, metalworking, working out, anything outdoors, training my dogs, riding my motorcycle
I read a LOT. Mostly science fiction or urban fiction, but I enjoy psychology and keeping current on my degree in sports training and nutrition.
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Height: | 5'10" (177cms) | 5'0" (152cms) to 5'10" (177cms) |
Body type: | Athletic and toned | Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Blue | No preference |
Hair: | Dark brown | No preference |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No Way |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Social Drinker |
Occupation: | Other profession | No preference |
I'm a trainer/strength and conditioning coach trying to start my own business. I also teach self defense. Thinking about getting my massage certification... but we'll see if I can find the time! Until then, I work in the service industry. |
Income: | $35,001 to $50,000 | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | No preference |
Have kids: | No | No |
Wants kids: | Someday | Someday |
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Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian | Asian, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other |
Faith: | Spiritual but not religious | Other |
I don't really get into most organized religions, but I'm open to the possibility of something greater out there. |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | Bachelors degree | Some college |
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Picking up this box, we found it to be on the heavier side but of course that is no surprise when it comes to ASUS' Deluxe products. While I didn't find as much in the box as I usually see bundled with ASUS Deluxe products, it comes with the full spectrum of items required to make use of the board:
- 5 SATA cables
- 2 dual-plug SATA power cables, and a single-plug SATA power cable
- 1 80-conductor IDE cable, 1 40-conductor IDE cable, floppy cable
- Rear Firewire bracket with 1 full-sized and 1 mini Firewire port
- USB2.0/game port bracket (with two USB ports)
On the software side, all we have are the drivers/motherboard utilities, and InterVideo's Media Launcher. The user manual is included too, of course. All in all, this is a complete package, though more software and a few ASUS-esque extras would have been nice. Im used to seeing some cute additions in ASUS bundles, but I suppose Ive just been spoiled.
The board itself is very clean with minimal clutter or confusion. All of the SATA ports are easily accessible, except for the one lone SATA port that lives at the back of the board behind the I/O ports and next the VCM (Voltage Control Module). This port is really just an extra provided for convenience, since the Silicon Image SATA controller used to power the eSATA port on the back provides for one more interface -- ASUS probably figured that not using it would be wasteful.
The eSATA is a nice touch, but there arent a great deal of external SATA drive enclosures available right now, and those that are available are hard to get ahold of. You probably wont see one at your local computer store until several more months have passed.
I was really impressed with the abundance of real estate on the A8R32-MVP. It has an about average serving of low profile capacitors, which is nice to see, as too many can definitely be an eyesore. Low-profile caps are a blessing for anyone with a gargantuan heatsink.
Any noise-conscious user will notice right off the bat that there are no noisy little fans on the chipset to bother you. ASUS has developed their cooling technology to the point where chipset fans are almost a distant memory. They have even gone a step further, and made this board RoHS-compliant to adhere to the European Union's restriction on the use of Hazardous Substances. It won't make this board run any faster, but it's nice to see -- buy the board and hug a tree. Environmentally- and ear-friendly. I'm pleased.
Along with the dual PCI-Express x16 slots which we've already discussed, you can expect to find a single PCI-Express x1 slot, and three old-style PCI slots. Unfortunately, the PCI-E x1 slot becomes obstructed, and therefore useless, when a dual-slot video card is installed. In fact, with two dual-slot cards installed (such as in a Radeon X1800/X1900 XT CrossFire configuration), all but two legacy PCI slots remain intact.
Overall, I have a good feeling about this product. There have been no major sores yet.


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In A Long And Bloody War, A Potential Breakthrough
Originally published on Thu March 21, 2013 5:57 pm
Kurdish rebels have been fighting for nearly three decades against Turkish forces in the southeast corner of that nation. But the most prominent rebel leader said from prison Thursday that it was time for a "new era" that includes an immediate cease-fire.
Abdullah Ocalan heads the Kurdistan Workers Party, the PKK. He was captured by Turkey in 1999 and has been imprisoned on an island off Istanbul.
"We have reached the point where the guns are not at the forefront," Ocalan said in a message relayed by his supporters in Diyarbakir, the main city in Turkey's southeast, The Associated Press reported.
"A door is opening from the armed struggle toward the democratic struggle," he added. "This is not the end. This is a new start."
The rebel leader also said that the PKK fighters, estimated at around 4,000, should retreat and leave Turkey. The rebels often go back and forth across the border between southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq.
In the past, cease-fires have collapsed, and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed a note of skepticism.
"I see [the call] as a positive development, but it is its implementation that is important," Erdogan said while on a visit to the Netherlands. "We need to see to what extent [the rebels] respond to it."
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GOP chief demands apology for Democrat's 'racially-insensitive joke'
NASHVILLE — Tennessee Republican Chairman Chris Devaney called for an apology today from House Democratic Caucus Chairman Mike Turner for saying "a lot of people" hate President Barack Obama because of his race.
Turner, speaking Saturday at a Democratic Executive Committee meeting, was quoted on a Nashville Scene blog post as saying:
"We've got a president up here whose color is not the right shade according to a lot of people, and they just hate him for that reason ... I was talking to a guy this morning at a filling station and it didn't matter what Obama did, he's not going to like it because Obama's an African-American.
"I told him, I said, 'Look, he's half-white. You ought to like half of him anyway.' These people are dead set against him for that reason, and that's unfortunate. That's very unfortunate."
Devaney said Turner should "immediately apologize for his irresponsible joke and outrageous claim about Tennessee voters" and that the Democratic Party should condemn his remarks.
"Aside from his own racially-insensitive joke about President Obama, for Mike Turner to once again accuse Tennessee voters for not embracing the President's failed economic policies because of racism is nothing short of outrageous," said Devaney.
"Tennesseans overwhelmingly reject this President based solely on his failed policies that have led us to more spending, higher debt, and 23 million Americans still struggling to find work. Saying that Tennesseans' objection to the President is because of racism is a slap in the face to the integrity and morality of voters, and Mike Turner should be ashamed.
Devaney had demanded an apology from Turner in 2010 for saying, "All of a sudden, we have a black man elected president and everybody wants to start acting like something's wrong with our country." He demanded an apology then and never got one.
Turner could not be immediately reached for comment.
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