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Super easy to hang from a branch with our set of two super-strong polyurethane Easy Tree Hangers. Just loop around a sturdy branch (must be at least 10" to 12" in diameter), attach your swing's ropes to the heavy-duty carabiner clips, and you're done! Approx. 28"L. Holds up to 250 lbs; requires adult installation (be sure to adjust according to individual swing hanging instructions).
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I bought this swing for our kids last year for Christmas. We had a regular disk swing that the kids hated. Let me tell you....his swing is going non-stop! The kids love it because more than one can get on. It was easy to hang and the only problem we have had is the neighbor kids being in our yard constantly!!!! Would definitely recommend it.
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Best gift I ever gave my grand children. 2-3 kids easily fit on it. Grand daughters did want it put away once because they said that's all their friends wanted to play with when they visited. They are 9 and have a 3 year old brother that loves it too!
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My 6 year old and 9 year old are absolutely delighted with this tree swing. They spend HOURS out there on the swing. Wish we'd purchased this sooner!
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We have had this swing for a year and it's the one thing in the yard that the kids still want to consistently play with! (We also have a really long zipline and a slackline.)Our kids are 13 and 10 and they love it even at that age, but our young friends love it, too. Ours swings really high and you can lay on your belly and back and pretend you are flying, or just lay on it and gaze up at the tree.
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This swing is so much fun! The kids can't get enough of it and neither can the adults! This works best when it can be hung from an even branch or board. It is sturdy and the assembly was straightforward but does require an extra set of hands! I would highly recommend this swing. It is so so much fun!
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Are there any Windows 8 touch, > 14" tablet/laptop at all this thanks giving? Last edited by chikkubhai; 11-20-2012 at 10:32 AM.. |
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Let's be realistic here...an i3 is a great CPU for a low(ish) end laptop. 6GB is a great match for it and 8GB is probably a bit overkill.
That said, "needing" 12GB of RAM with an i3 is like "needing" to have your Ford F150 lifted and outfitted to look like a monster truck...it's just a matter of buying with you groin rather than your brain...I'm sorry if that's not what you wanted to hear, but someone has to say it. ...point is, 8GB is going to be plenty...if at any point 8GB is no longer enough RAM for your needs, then the rest of the laptop is going to be even more lacking. This isn't a gaming laptop, nor is is a great graphic designer laptop (note the piss-poor resolution?). I'm just making the point that 8GB is in no way the bottleneck of this machine so please re-evaluate your expectations. I'll do the same with mine if you want to tell me what your planned uses for outfitting a similar laptop with 12GB are and let you know if it's realistic. Last edited by jordo_99; 11-21-2012 at 09:11 AM.. |
You know nothing about computer hardware and what makes for an excellent user experience. My desktop uses like 6.5GB of RAM when I have
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Recently, OCRemix released their Donkey Kong Country 2 album, 'Serious Monkey Business', and being a big fan of DKC2, I absolutely loved it. So much in fact I made a music video for one of the tracks, 'A New Place', a remix of Hot Head Bop. Hope you like it!
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...most of the rating I've read on this, I'm not rating this on the merits of the graphics and the nostagia. I'm rating this on what you did this a song and the flash you made with it. You turned what the song meant and what we all believed was the story behind Diddy and Dixie and turned it into true beauty. What you created was the reality of the song and game meant to the world that percieved both, and I truly believe that what you have just made, simple though it may be to some, has touched the hearts of those who believe what both are, the reality of our world mixed with the reality of the game that gave inspiration to those who made the song that you used. This is truly the best, if not only, music video flash I have ever given a good rating to, if I gave a rating at all, and I hope that you continue to have such amazing talent at touching the hearts of those who listen and watch.
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Level Requirement | 40 | |
Starting Location | Raibaht | |
Other Requirements | Dark Knight of LV40 at least | |
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Walkthrough | Credit is given to Knight Thrasher, I'm just sending you guys the info since you don't have a guide for it. Information was found here.
Recommended PT configutration: 2 members of LV55. Start: Raibaht - Bastok Metalworks / Cid's Lab Talking to Raibaht : I've been looking for the book 'Black Ore Smithing Secret Technique' on which Galka's smithing occult arts are described. Please bring it. 1.) At the Black Smith room at the Metalworks, get an 'invitation card from black smith factory' and go to the library in Windurst. 2.) Talk to Cochal-Monchal at F-8 in Windurst Water. Get back the book from Vaa Huja the Erudite at H-14 in Giddeus. 3.) It appears when Yagudo Cherry is traded to Cochal-Monchal. Yagudo Cherry is available at the Culinarian Guild. | |
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text: Lesotho, 3 October 2013: UNICEF welcomes Lesotho's expansion of child grantsThaba-Tseka, Lesotho, 3 October - UNICEF today welcomed the announcement by the Government of Lesotho to incorporate a child cash grant into its larger social protection agenda, and to increase the number of orphans and vulnerable children who benefit from it. Initiated by UNICEF with funding provided by the European Union, the child cash grant seeks to improve the lives of the most disadvantaged children in a country that has been devastated by the HIV pandemic and widespread poverty. Under the scheme, a small amount of cash is provided to qualified households every three months, allowing them to buy food and meet their children's basic health and educational needs. Since 2009, the number of children reached has expanded from 5000 to almost 50,000, with many of them from child-headed households or living with elderly grandparents. "This is a significant and welcome decision. It demonstrates the Government's commitment to the rights and welfare of all the country's children to ensure that the poorest and most vulnerable are included in the country's development," said Steven Allen, UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa. "Experience has taught us that building a national social protection scheme is critical to protect the poorest children from deprivations and help them access education and health services that they are entitled to." The grant has proven to not only improve the lives of those who directly benefit, but also non-beneficiaries and wider community. A research conducted by the UN shows that for each 1 Maloti invested, a multiplying effect of 2.23 is created in the local economy. Children covered under the scheme also receive regular visits from community social workers, who provide them with emotional and physical support. The collaboration among the Government, UNICEF and the EU has contributed to capacity building of the Ministry of Social Development, which has become fully capable today of managing the child grant, with little support from UNICEF and other partners. Information and communication technology has also been boosted along the way, and the delivery of the grant is now done with the aid of mobile phones. At the same time, the National Information System for Social Assistance (NISSA) has grown to store vital socio and economic information of half a million Basotho, enabling it to be better positioned to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable children and families. As part of the announcement today, UNICEF also urged the Government to continue its investment in building the capacity of the Ministry of Social Development and other intervening agencies, as well as continued investment its National Information System for Social Assistance. UNICEF called for the Government to finalize the Social Protection Policy and Strategy, which will help coordinate efforts among different stakeholders, integrate social safety net schemes, and improve efficiency and effectiveness of resources invested in social protection. For more information, please contact: Malume Mohale, UNICEF Lesotho, phone: +266 22315801; cell: +266 58604840; email: email@example.com Shantha Bloemen, UNICEF Africa Service Unit, South Africa, phone: +27 (0) 11 5171617; cell: +27 (0) 79 495 5938; e-mail: email@example.com More stories from Lesotho 14 Apr 2014: Findings of the Child Grants Programme Impact Evaluation welcomed by Policy makers 3 Oct 2013: UNICEF welcomes Lesotho's expansion of child grants 29 Nov 2012: Food crisis aggravates the already massive social challenges the country faces 18 Jul 2012: Colour-coded Mother-Baby Packs save lives More on child protection 27 Jan 2015: Thousands of children to be gradually released from armed group in South Sudan 7 Jan 2015: UNICEF helps Somaliland street children reunite with their families 20 Nov 2014: Children speak out against abuse at Day of Prayer and Action for Child Protection 4 Oct 2014: UNICEF and the Malawi Interfaith AIDS Association launch child protection programme |


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Damon Huffman and Charles Smith led the way for the visitors with 29 points apiece, while Jeremy Bell notched the same total for the Raiders, whom the Eagles beat in last year's final.
A frenetic opening period saw the Eagles edge ahead 27-20 and the visitors established a double-figure lead at 54-44 by the interval.
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2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
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Best Decision I Ever Made — Good milage, strong engine, great potential 4 doors, turns heads, great handling, all wheel drive, eats most v8's, not american made, very easy to work on, not a camaro,or mustang nice seats, has a sun roof 4 cylinders Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
ProsExotic car performance for 1/3 of the price Consbetter stereo would be nice as well as a better clutch from the factory...I did change that however
A Head Turner! Just Be Prepared To Drop A Little Dough And Enjoy It! — The color is awesome and I choose it because it was limited for how many cars they decided to put it on. Looks sharp even after being 3+ years old. I just love the aggressive look of the car. It's simple looking but the front of the car demands respect if you're into the import market. Performance out of the factory is solid however with a little bit more cash under the hood with the right tune...you create an animal that could keep up with vettes, vipers, and ferrari's. It's a little pricey to maintain however if you learn to do some things yourself it can save you a ton of cash plus you learn that way. And I've just never driven any other car that just constantly puts a smile on my face. I'm also an attetion whore so it's a perfect match. Anyone who is into cars can appreciate the enthusiasm! |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
Proseverything Consnothing
Love It. — Back seats are 1 star because i took them out. performance is outstanding. great quality, no problems. inside is plain but its not meant to be fancy, the outside looks absolutely amazing. VIIIs are amazing.. gas mileage is meh but its modded. Fun factor is 10/10 Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
Prosspeed Constickets
Evo Ftw — greatest handling acceleratin and braking car i have ever owned.....great performance car good appearance gas is ok depending on what you run and repair wise its like this anything you race will break eventually nothing lasts forever but its overall a reliable car Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution RS
Prosswipe the smug grin right off the face of ferrari or lamborghini guidos;) Conscop magnet
This Car Is Awsome. Definately My Dream Car. — 418WHP 2005 EVO 8 11.4 1/4 mile 28psi holds strong 4 brand new tires 100% Meth injection Aquamist's new high flow w/2 fail safe's and guage to show flow, Upgraded Bushur green Turbo w/10.5 hotside, HKS racing intake, Helix O2 pipe, Helix upper/lower inner cooler pipes, Borla headers, Helix test pipe, Full HKS titanium racing exaust, Turbo XS inner cooler, HKS cams/gears, Exedy twin disc clutch, Fidanza light weight Flywheel , Gready BOV, busur mini battery, gready prof spec II electronic boost control, APEX'i Super AFC II (Digital) Fuel Computer, HKS idle stabalizer, 3 guage pillar pod (AF,Boost,Oil temp), 25th ann. kenwood DVD/TV/CD indash w/cable for ipod or any mp3 player, Car has sun and sound pkg includes Leather seats sunroof and 10"sub, 19" racinghart J8 gold with silver lip, tein racing springs, APR front carbon finber canards, carbon fiber hood all grates painted to match gold rims, CF trunk, Viper 2way remote alarm with tilt sensors and window modules that roll windows down/up by remote, Cars in great shape with exception to one scrach on rear bumper, brakes feel a little weak, new rotors and pad should fix that tho Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
Pros300horse power, great breaks, loves corners ConsBad clutch, paint peels off wing, service people try to void warranties
2005 Mitsubishi Evolution Viii — Great overall car. Fast, uber sporty and attracts attention. The main thing with this car is the clutch and paint. Factory clutches were paper thin and is recommended to upgrade to at least a stage 3 clutch. Watch for paint peeling off the carbon fiber wing. When taken in for normal service, technicians look for any signs of abuse to void your warranty. Even garage kept, Sunday cruisers like mine were blacklisted for warranty repairs. |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
ProsIt's an Evo ConsIt's built
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR
ProsAwesome Handling, Excellent in snow, Phenomenal Front Seats, Reliable, Gobs of Power Potential. Lots of tech for the buck. Great Brakes. Super Fun. ConsDidn't have any negative experiences, these cars rock! But if I had to nit-pick something it would have to be the noise. The motor doesn't sound great and theirs barely any sound insulation so you get a fair amount of road and wind noise, but then again it's designed to be light weight and quick not quiet and refined.
All Weather Pocket Rocket — These little cars, although not cheap to buy new, are phenomenal cars. Very mod friendly if done correctly. One of the best handling cars made that can hang with most exotics if the power is increased. Great all weather daily driver. An overall fun car to own. There's something to owning a car like this. You're not as anal about it as you would be a German or Italian exoctic and so you tend to drive the wheels off it which is fun. I used to love driving up mountain roads and catching guys on sports bikes or even more exotic sports cars and they can't get away from you. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII
ProsDecent car if you have the money to put into it ConsUnreliable unless you dump loads of money into it
Decent Car If You Have The Money To Operate It — Quick car. Very fun to drive. Engine froze up not more than 2 months after owning the car. While i had it the handling, acceleration, and top speed were really good. Going to cost a pretty penny to repair but once it is. it will be a keeper again Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR
ProsI love everything about it ... if i didnt i wouldnt have bought it Consthere isnt a single thing i dislike or hate about this car.. ill keep it till it dies ..and then, ill rebuild it
By Far The Best Car I Have Ever Driven, Owned, Played With... Outclasses Everything — Performance: Accel - launching this car is like being pinned to back of the seat and not being able to move till you let off the gas pedal. braking - Brembo, speaks for its self handling - its a production race car ... so much time, money and research has gone into this car .. and with 20 years in RD, they have got it down. handles better than any car i have driven Build Quality: - one of the most solid cars ive ever seen .. its built to be driven ... and as long as you maintain it .. itll keep up Appearance: Interior - not why i bought the car... it was to perform .. the factory racing seats, racing steering wheel, awesome sound system all do exactly what they need to do Exterior - the fender flairs .. wide stance, Enkie/BBS rims, wing HID headlights, Hood vent, front mount intercooler in your face... all scream aggressive, style and most of all function Cost - gas - its a turbo car.. has perks ... its a 2.0l engine drive it normal gets great mileage, and with a tune can get better then most.. however.. you tune it to race and make big power .. till get the mileage to go along with it Maintenance - its a performance car... meant to be build and thrashed .. keep it stock and itll run forever esp if you keep up with everything .. does require premium gas, synthetic oils, and needs to be done and kept up with but a great car Fun Factor - this is what sold me on the car ..and the insane potential it has .. the bang for buck is unbeatable Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Ten controversial Edge reviews
Edge reviews are no strangers to controversy. Ever since our first issue hit stands in 1993 we've often found ourselves disagreeing with the eventual consensus; not only have our low scores proven divisive, but also, on occasion, the higher ones.
Following yesterday's gallery of every Edge magazine cover ever produced, we're in retrospective mood, and in the pages that follow we analyse ten of our most controversial reviews. This shouldn't be taken, though, as apologia for our mistakes; instead this is a look at what we got right and what we got wrong, but we stand by all those scores. Well, almost.
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
Reviewed in E131, Christmas 2003
What we said: "There are 16 courses on offer, and one of them is a ten-second dodgem track… even if you are the best karter in the country, you still cannot guarantee anything. It is often an acceptable game, an average one. The co-operative mode, in which one player drives and the other throws stuff, is neat, though mostly redundant given that most pairs will prefer to drive a kart each. Mario Kart isn't a racing game any more. It is a party game, and anyone buying it for anything more than frantic, foolish, social fun will grow tired of being cheated very quickly indeed." [5]
What we got wrong: That ten-second dodgem track, Baby Park, is Mario Kart at its brilliant, chaotic best; if you thought a blue shell up the backside with the finish line in sight was as maddening as Mario Kart gets, try spending the final lap weaving in and out of banana skins only to be hit by a green shell that's been bouncing around the course since lap one. The co-op mode served one Edge spouse as a gentle introduction to a series that had always appealed from afar but frustrated in the hands.
What we got right: Few would contest that Mario Kart – on Nintendo's home consoles at least – is now more party game than pure racer. It remains, by some distance, the worst game in the series, with no real sense of speed and, Baby Park aside, some lacklustre track designs.


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Microsoft has a new Chief Executive Officer in Satya Nadella as former CEO, Steve Ballmer, officially retires.
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The Griddler gets very hot and cooks very quickly and evenly. Cleanup is a snap! We haven't needed to put the grids in the dishwasher either since they are so easy to clean. I just wish there were more recipes and detailed instructions about how long to estimate cooking times and what temperatures to use.
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Employers probably added about as many workers in July as the prior month, helping trim the U.S. unemployment rate and showing the expansion will strengthen in the second half of 2013, economists said before a report today.
Payrolls rose by 185,000 workers after a 195,000 gain in June, according to the median forecast of 92 economists in a Bloomberg survey. The jobless rate fell to 7.5 percent, matching a four-year low, from 7.6 percent. Other data may show personal spending climbed in June by the most in four months.
Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) and Ford Motor Co. (F) are among companies adding staff as rising home and automobile sales, more factory orders and improving consumer confidence signal the economy is poised to pick up. Federal Reserve officials, debating whether to trim bond purchases meant to stoke growth and cut the jobless rate, said this week the labor market has shown "improvement."
"We'll probably get decent payroll gains for July, consistent with healthy progress in the labor market," said Brian Jones, a senior U.S. economist at Societe Generale in New York. "The economy is generating close to 200,000 jobs month after month, and the Fed's got to be happy about that."
The Labor Department's report is due at 8:30 a.m. in Washington. Bloomberg survey estimates ranged from increases of 23,000 to 225,000.
Private employment, which excludes government agencies, climbed 195,000 after a 202,000 increase in June, economists predicted.
Also at 8:30 a.m., Commerce Department figures will shed light on how household spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of the economy, was faring as the second quarter drew to a close. Consumer purchases grew 0.5 percent in June after a 0.3 percent gain a month earlier, according to the Bloomberg survey median. Income may have increased by 0.4 percent, they said.
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Stocks rallied yesterday, sending the Standard & Poor's 500 Index above 1,700 for the first time, after central banks vowed to maintain stimulus and data on global manufacturing beat forecasts. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index advanced 1.3 percent to 1,706.87.
Improving prospects for the second half of the year may sustain the job market. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg from July 5 to July 10 project growth will average 2.5 percent during the period, according to the median.
Gross domestic product, the value of all goods and services produced, grew at a 1.7 percent annualized rate in the April through June period after a 1.1 percent advance in the prior three months, Commerce Department data showed on July 31.
First Half
Payroll gains averaged 202,000 a month in the first half of this year, up from 180,000 in the final six months of 2012. Such gains are typically linked with growth of close to 3 percent, say economists at UniCredit Group and Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. That's double what the GDP data showed this week.
The disconnect is underscored by businesses' plans to expand their workforce. Amazon.com, the world's biggest Web retailer, announced in July it is adding more than 5,000 full-time jobs at U.S. warehouses to meet demand. The Seattle-based company also is hiring 2,000 customer-service staff, including part-time and seasonal workers.
Ford, the second-largest U.S. automaker, reported second-quarter per-share profit excluding some items that beat the average estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The Dearborn, Michigan-based company said it'll hire 3,000 salaried employees this year, 800 more than originally planned.
"The automotive sector of our economy has now contributed greatly to overall growth during this expansion," Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, chief economist at Ford, said on a conference call yesterday. "Job and income gains are positive and interest rates remained relatively low."
Auto Sales
Households continue to keep spending on big-ticket items such as automobiles. Cars and light trucks sold at a 15.6 million annualized rate in July and 15.9 million the prior month, the strongest back-to-back readings since late 2007, according to figures yesterday from Ward's Automotive Group.
Sustained gains in employment help explain recent increases in consumer sentiment. The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index rose last week to the strongest reading since January 2008.
The payrolls report today may also show employment at factories increased in July for the first time in five months, according to the Bloomberg survey.
The Institute for Supply Management's factory index, released yesterday, showed manufacturing expanded in July at the fastest pace in more than two years, sparked by surges in orders and production that signal companies are growing more optimistic about the economic outlook.
Monetary Policy
The Fed may begin tapering the pace of its asset purchases in September, according to a growing number of economists surveyed by Bloomberg from July 18 to July 22.
"Labor market conditions have shown further improvement in recent months, on balance, but the unemployment rate remains elevated," policy makers said in their statement this week at the conclusion of a two-day meeting in Washington. The Federal Open Market Committee also said it will maintain its $85 billion in monthly bond buying. "Economic growth will pick up from its recent pace and the unemployment rate will gradually decline."
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Tim MacMahonOXNARD, Calif. -- If DeMarcus Ware didn't shave his head, he might have a gray hair or two. Ware is getting up there in years. He'll celebrate his 31st birthday Wednesday. But if you think Ware is slowing down, you're a fool who hasn't watched ...
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Tim MacMahonDALLAS -- The Mavericks are a much better-looking team Monday. The .500 beards aren't all gone, but they're much better manicured, at least in most cases. Center Chris Kaman is the exception, as is often the case. He didn't shave a single hair on ...
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Dirk Nowitzki: 'That shave felt amazing'
Tim MacMahonNEW ORLEANS -- It took the Dallas Mavericks 121 days to get back to .500. It took Dirk Nowitzki maybe 90 seconds to get rid of the beard he has been growing for most of that time. "That shave felt amazing," Nowitzki said after a 107-89 victory ...
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Tim MacMahonNEW ORLEANS - Maybe the fourth time will be the charm when it comes to breaking the Mavericks' .500 failures. Some call it the Curse of Omar the Barber, whom O.J. Mayo publicly welcomed to shave those scraggly .500 beards when the Mavs got their f...
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Here come the Suns; time to say bye to beards
Tim MacMahonOmar, get your clippers ready. You ought to be busy Wednesday night. The third time better be the charm for the Mavericks' bearded bunch earning the right to shave by getting back to .500. After all, all the Mavs need to do is win at home against ...
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3-pointer: Mavs within whiskers of .500
Tim MacMahonDALLAS - Maybe the Mavericks will get rid of those bushy beards before they hit the beach. As has been well chronicled, several Mavs made a pact a couple of months ago that they wouldn't shave until they get back to .500. (We assume all bets are o...
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Oil & Energy
January 30, 2013
Iran said it could move to sue BP over an oil spill last year at the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli oil platform it operates after oil from the spill washed up on Iranian beaches
At the end of November last year, the country's total exports recorded a drop by 1.7 per cent.
January 29, 2013
Jordan's Egyptian gas supplies have dropped to one-third of their normal levels, officials say, prompting fresh concern over the security of the country's primary energy source.
January 28, 2013
Iran is cutting off oil and natural gas exports to European countries until further notice, a spokesman for the Iranian Oil Ministry said.
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has chosen its gas suppliers for 2013 as the country doesn't have enough refining capacity to meet national demand.
Kuwait and Iraq have signed a deal for oil exploration, development and production in Basra's so-called "Block 9" area.
A former Iranian official has said there was an explosion at an nuclear facility in the country, a claim that the Islamic Republic strongly denies.
Senior executives from Emirates National Oil Company received 40 students from Duke University, who are on a Cross Continent programme as part of their MBA course.
Hundreds of angry Egyptian protesters threw stones towards Canal Company for Electricity Distribution branch in the Suez Canal area in Port Said coastal city. One of the buildings of the company caught fire, ONTV reporter said on Saturday.
January 27, 2013
Oman Oil Marketing Company (omanoil) has entered 2013 with over 140 filling stations, 80 ahlain convenience stores and a dozen car wash facilities in strategic locations across the Sultanate.
The oil and gas company Exxon, which has operations across the MENA region, has overtaken Apple as the worlds biggest company, after the iPhone-maker's share price dropped.
A delegation from the Yemeni Company, Bahkeem for General Trading, the authorized distributor of Emirates General Petroleum Corporation's Lubricants in Yemen, paid a visit to Emarat's headquarters in Dubai.
January 23, 2013
China's crude oil imports from Iran reached 2.5 million tons in December 2012, up 43 percent from November, official data showed, in spite of Western sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Gasoline prices in Lebanon continued their steady rise for the eighth week in a row on Wednesday.
January 22, 2013
The Syrian government has increased the prices of petrol, wheat and flour, three days after the cost of diesel increased, according to state media.


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Louisville's isn't the only public library recovering from flood conditions.
A sprinkler system test went bad Friday in the city of Fort Lauderdale's main Library, causing extensive damage to the downtown facility. Crews over the weekend used dehumidifiers and fans to clean the place up.
Unlike Louisville's mess though, library officials say only two comic books were damaged. Wow, lucky.
The building reopened today reports the Sun-Sentinal and the Miami Herald.
The flood-ravaged Main Library remained without power Friday as staff prepared to move offices to the nearby Heyburn Building.
Owners of the high-rise offices a half-block from the Main Library have agreed to provide temporary space for free on the 13th floor, Louisville Free Public Library Director Craig Buthod said.
The Main Library, located at Third and York streets, won't reopen until at least Labor Day, with full operation not likely to resume until around year's end. Story from the Courier-Journal.
Novelist Moriah Jovan has come up with a plan for a bookstore without books.
From Media Bistro's Galley Cat, Ron Hogan writes:
"You want a book you can hold in your hands," Jovan fantasizes. "You go to Quaint Bookstore and they do not have what you want in their meager stock. NO PROBLEM! You sit down at one of the book stations. You browse the computer catalog (probably Ingram or Baker & Taylor). You pick your book. You punch in your credit card number (tied to the store's point-of-sale system). The order goes directly to one of the Espresso (print-on-demand) machines behind you. You wait 10 or 15 minutes (by which time you've probably already ordered another 3 books), and out pops your book. You are GOOD TO GO."
Jovan's dream store also allows customers to test drive e-book readers, and maybe even keeps a few old-timey books around on a second floor, for those booksellers who aren't ready to let go completely. So what do you think? Is this where bookstores are headed? Is it where they should be headed?
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Louisville Public Library flood update here.
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Construction started last week and is expected to be finished by June 2010. The library is a donation by Cheng Fu-tien, the late chairman of Taiwanese solar cell maker Motech Industries. Story from Business Green.
A water main break sent water rushing into the library at Harris Stowe State University in St. Louis, MO this afternoon.
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Midwest Archaeological Research Services started work at the site Tuesday. The planned new Peoria Public Library will be built on what was a city cemetery until the mid 1800s.
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The Library Board voted Tuesday to oppose placing a police headquarters a book's throw from the capital's cultural icon. The board argues the cop complex -- to be funded by a $125 million bond if voters approve it in November -- is "incompatible" and poses a philosophical threat to the freedom-of-speech nature of Library Square.
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Some of the 15 pieces in the show he has spent years preparing have been moved, rejected or altered. And last week, the Student Board of Governors took the unusual step of declaring that the show should be moved out of the library, where it was scheduled to be on display through May 15.
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Repairs to close two sinkholes on East Monument Street have now opened another sinkhole a half a block away.
Upgrades Nearly Complete At MARC Edgewood Station
MARC train riders in Harford County are set to see some major improvements at one of the popular MARC stops there.
Sycamore Island Bridge Closed On C&O Canal
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park says it's closing a pedestrian bridge near Bethesda due to structural damage from a fallen tree.