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Was hooked up in 04. Although, I did inadvertently watch a little on tv at the kindergarten age during early 90s. Practically abandoned anime in april 08, and stopped keeping a close watch during 12, but managed to get acquainted with oodles of titles anyway. Last time I counted, which was in 06, got 700-1000, and that's at least fair among my circles of acquaintance any day. I founded a club(several dozens of members, who gathered few times a week) back in my fan-days, in mid 05. Futhermore, I had continually supplied my own local server, packed with almost 3ters (riffled through all of em too).That was years before HD era came to modernize anime-world.
I am a big sports anime aficionado. Viewed all subbed and even some unsubbed sports shows :).I enjoy WMT, Ga-nime, Japan in the last war-series and almost any realistic and ripe titles as well. Gladly watch arthouse and avant-garde stuff too. I've never seriously learnt japanese; so don't really have much worth watching nowadays. Besides amv of course. That's why I mostly returned to cinema. Nevertheless, I still do prefer qualitative animation regardless of the country origin :).
Oh, I've been using AP since the middle of the 07 spring and it helped a lot back then ;). Shocked me, when I found out, that it's even older, than anidb :D. Founded around the middle of 01.
All my TOP5 intricate overviews are long time gone due to some site restoration. And I don't plan on reviving 'em.
Anime stats: Watched are watched. Finished, completely digested, stared at through and through, however you like to put it. I may rarely rewatch or rewind some, but that's just it.
Watching are some ongoing translations. Quite seldomly a title or so, of those, that I don't feel like finishing in one sitting. The important part here is, these ones are still alive!
Want to watch are mostly upcoming shows, but there may pass by some occasional subbed entries as well.
Stalled represent a speck of the bulk of my wishlist anime. I cannot finish any of these. All of 'em are far from ever getting near completion. Some are supposedly lost. Others can actually be found in raws, which I'm not exactly keen on. There is one more titbit at anidb, but I don't really store my full list anywhere anymore. That's too depressing, and can be easily guessed out without.
Dropped surprise me by the extremely low count, as I'm not that good at careful selection tbn, and usually try all kinds of shows. Even hentai and mecha (check out my genres) can make their appearance on my list. Yep, I won't ever plan on continuing these failings; oh, well, actually there can be exceptions even here.
Won't watch - the product of a long time gone random not marked anime titles button. This isn't the full list of anime, I wouldn't like to watch, but may be called the quick draft, I reckon. Most of the contents are ecchi, oldschool mecha or some shallow mainstream.
Everybody appears frantic about clarifying their TOP-denominations. So here goes:
5 (10)(95-99%) - in no way is this necessary some kind of ultimate masterpiece or any icon of perfection. Merely excellent.
4.5 (9) - jolly good.
4 (8) - good. Denotes the pantheon's end.
3.5 (7) - fine. Quite high still.
3 (6) - satisfactory. As the lowest positive mark, it often takes the lead, but due to the eventual sensation of satiation and the theory of the low quality production of the majority it's the next marks which have their way in the end.
2.5 (5) - quasi satisfactory. Appears below average, but got some pretty strong points nonetheless.
2 (4) - bad. Some more or less decent or even arbitrarily quality stuff may still linger around.
1.5 (3) - sucks big time. Almost unwatchable.
1 (2) - el terrible. The pristine trash level.
0.5 (1)(15-01%) - the only ultimate mark imho. Worse than terrible; pure horror, in other words a totally stillborn product. The grandest achievement.
No matter how complex the process of rating may appear, in a nutshell, it's the synthesis between subjective and objective factors, with the balanced mark as the outcome. The idea and it's realization. The first and foremost condition here is the amount of totally watched, versus the real-life experience; simile at the core. To correlate I usually come from the 100point system. I almost never rate something I had watched a long time ago. I may also very rarely put up a grade by 0.5, while revising the list, and realizing, that there is a title, which managed to get so deep of an impression on me, that it won't fade away even after some years passing by. The Most of my current ratings 're outdated and half a star higher than they should be :D.
And this is my trifling supplementary profile: http://myanimelist.net/profile/Jet7 . I'm also jet7 at anidb, where I try to store untranslated stuff only.
P.S. My favourite feature at this site: http://www.anime-planet.com/badges/lobotomy ;).
7,900 total episodes
I do have my own laptop but my mother is all contolling so she puts filters on I am so kinda worried to watch my anime on there especially since I watch shounen-ai stuff.
I love manga because I am amazed that someone drew this and I love holding it in my hand the completetion of their work.
Yeah basketball is a big part of my life because I been playing so long. Since I was 8 years old.
I should try some mmos sounds fun but I tend to like games that have storylines, like RPGS most favorite game is Kingdom Hearts that was they best storyline in a game. It made me cry.
No i recently started watching anime besides the one that are on TV. I been getting into more anime this past month. so by the end of my school year I will have a lot of anime watched then.
lol nope New Mexico is in the United States. I never been intereted in cheesecakes because I don't think cheese inside a dessert sounds so appealing. Eating a cheesecake is now on my list to do.
Not a famiy person either but have to pretend so my parents don't get mad. I just like to recieve presents for the holiday also I love snow.
NOOOOOO I just finished your response and then I accidentally changed the page and lost everything!!
The laptops they gave us were MacBooks. I love it!! Its better than PC. Its so pretty and organized. Yep we have to give them back. That will be a sad day because I use this laptop to watch anime and read manga. Also to get on this website. When I give it back I won't be able to get online.... until I got to college.
I love to read manga so I can get a cup of coffee and read. Its easier for me to get access to manga than anime so thats why I read manga more.
Thats not cool that girls stop playing basketball. I would be very sad it thats how it was here. Right now I am on a basketball trip so sitting in the hotel room drinking coffee on the internet.
I always wanted to try mmos but isn't only on computers?
I didn't know it was going to an anime so thank you now on my want to watch list. I looked up Dear Boys it seemed really old.
Not a fan of cheesecakes or I never had one 0_0 So i guess you like cheesecakes. Never had one so don't know what it tastes like. They should bring waffles yum!!
You don't like the holidays? I love it except I spend more time with my family 0_o means I have to watch my behavior around my parents. Have to watch what I do.
Yep, I use it to socilaize with people, here is why... ahem.. the school I go to gave everybody laptops for school use so during the day I get bored. One day decided to find an anime website and came along this website it was not blocked. This site is amazing and now I found people to talk to during the day about anime since I know no one who watches anime, so I socialize with people and its fun.
Yeah we are divided by gender ever since middle school. Were you guys divided by gender?
Yay I love that manga, its funny and its about basketball so its a win-win for me.
Yes bribing is. lol it was a delicious cupcake can't wait for more presentations because it seems all the groups are getting the idea that food is a good idea for better grades lol.
Star Wars Old Republic fun!! Never played it but if its Star Wars it has to be awesome. I mostly play Call of Duty and some RPG's and other first-person shooter games!!
Do you have snow where you live? It snowed the past two days but now it sunny and the snow melted :( I miss the snow. Looking out the window you only see small patches of snow under trees. Wish it would snow during Christmas!!
Yeah it seems like a problem to go through all the anime I watched but I will fix it now. Thanks didn't notice that before. Yeah Naruto was the anime that started my obssession with anime. I loved the anime at the beginning but now it seems to drag on too long so now I mostly read the manga.
I play on the varsity team at my highschool and during the summer I went with a team to go to a large tournament, it was so much fun!! You should try playing the sports instead of watching it lol I see that you like sports manga. I suggest you should try Kuroko no Basket its about basketball and to me its very entertaining and also motivational.
Yay I am sitting in my Gov. class eating a cupcake. A group in my class is doing a presentation so now they are giving us cupcakes to give them a good grade, and I tell you its working lol
Yeah I like to talk to people and see how life is in other places. And what do you mean I don't fill in a thing? 0_0
The name came from the show Avatar: The Last Airbender and I use it for all my user names. It has a nice catch to it. XD
If an anime is good and had my attention I give it a 5. Its just how I rate stuff.


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Murray crushed the improving Roberto Bautista Agut 6-2 6-3 6-2 in just over 90 minutes, and he was even more impressive than his previous wins over David Goffin and Blaz Rola.
His Spanish opponent was in the form of his life and won the grass-court tournament in Holland last week.
"It's good to get it done in straight sets," said Murray.
"He's the best opponent I've played. He's obviously seeded and coming in with confidence from winning a tournament last week.
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Looking ahead to the tussle with Anderson, who at the age of 28 has reached a career-high 18th place in the world rankings, Murray said: "He's a tough opponent.
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Murray also launched into a series of jokes about brother Jamie, who was in doubles action at the same time - and was being watched by the Murray clan.
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Vt police: Governor appears tolerant of marijuanaThe Associated Press | March 15,2014MONTPELIER Vermont police organizations said Friday they oppose increasing the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the state or legalizing the drug and that Gov. Peter Shumlins administration appears tolerant of marijuana.
While commending Shumlins efforts to address the opiate addiction problem in Vermont, the Vermont Association of Chiefs of Police, Vermont Sheriffs Association and the Vermont Police Association said in a news release that they are united against efforts for marijuana legalization.
The Vermont Legislature passed a law in 2011 that allows medical marijuana to be distributed from state-approved dispensaries. Last year, Vermont also removed criminal penalties for the possession of small amounts of marijuana. Criminal penalties were replaced with civil fines for possession of up to an ounce of marijuana or 5 grams of hashish.
The police statement was a response to a letter sent to police by the governor saying hes open to further discussion about marijuana policy in Vermont, said Douglas Johnston, association president.
I think there is much Vermont can learn from Colorado and Washington in this regard, Shumlin wrote. It is too soon to draw any evidence-based conclusions as to the public safety and public health effects of legalization in those states at this time. I assure you that any decision I make on possible legislation regarding the legalization of marijuana in Vermont will be based on careful examination of all the facts, including those related to public safety, public health, and costs.
The police organizations said the chiefs of police previously expressed concerns about the appearance of the administrations tolerance of marijuana and said they feel theyve been largely ignored. They said their main marijuana-related concerns are health risks, highway safety and employment issues.
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We need to take politics out of this and do whats right for the health and safety of Vermonters, he said.
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1 "Look how the Lord has covered the people of Zion with the cloud of his anger! He has thrown down Israel's beauty from heaven to earth. He didn't [even] remember his footstool on the day of his anger. | 1 How the Lord has covered the Daughter of Zion with the cloud of his anger ! He has hurled down the splendor of Israel from heaven to earth; he has not remembered his footstool in the day of his anger. |
2 The Lord swallowed up all of Jacob's pastures without any pity. He tore down the fortified cities of Judah in his fury. He brought the kingdom [of Judah] and its leaders down to the ground in dishonor. | 2 Without pity the Lord has swallowed up all the dwellings of Jacob; in his wrath he has torn down the strongholds of the Daughter of Judah. He has brought her kingdom and its princes down to the ground in dishonor. |
3 In his burning anger he cut off all of Israel's strength. He withdrew his right hand when they faced their enemy. He burned like a raging fire in [the land of] Jacob, destroying everything around him. | 3 In fierce anger he has cut off every horn of Israel. He has withdrawn his right hand at the approach of the enemy. He has burned in Jacob like a flaming fire that consumes everything around it. |
4 Like an enemy he bent his bow. Like an opponent his right hand held the arrow steady. He killed all the beautiful people. He poured out his fury like fire on the tent of Zion's people. | 4 Like an enemy he has strung his bow; his right hand is ready. Like a foe he has slain all who were pleasing to the eye; he has poured out his wrath like fire on the tent of the Daughter of Zion. |
5 The Lord became an enemy. He swallowed up Israel. He swallowed up all of its palaces. He destroyed its strongholds. He made the people of Judah mourn and moan. | 5 The Lord is like an enemy; he has swallowed up Israel. He has swallowed up all her palaces and destroyed her strongholds. He has multiplied mourning and lamentation for the Daughter of Judah. |
6 He stripped his own booth as if it were a garden and destroyed his own festivals. The LORD wiped out the memory of festivals and days of worship in Zion. He expelled kings and priests because of his fierce anger. | 6 He has laid waste his dwelling like a garden; he has destroyed his place of meeting. The LORD has made Zion forget her appointed feasts and her Sabbaths; in his fierce anger he has spurned both king and priest. |
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Rosh Hashanah: A day of insight not atonement
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Monday roundup: PBS releases Peg + Cat album, AFI Docs to honor Gibney
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I have been following the recent events of the Pacifica radio network with great interest and even greater concern — even sadness. I am reading far too much misinformation — a thousand sparks, a million splinters, far too much "me-me-me," … Continue reading
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CNN — NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — AT&T said Sunday that it had agreed to acquire America's biggest satellite television provider, DirecTV, in a deal worth almost $50 billion.
The boards of the two companies met on Sunday to approve the plan.
"This is a unique opportunity that will redefine the video entertainment industry and create a company able to offer new bundles and deliver content to consumers across multiple screens -- mobile devices, TVs, laptops, cars and even airplanes. At the same time, it creates immediate and long-term value for our shareholders," said Randall Stephenson, the chief executive of AT&T, in a statement.
He described DirecTV as the "best option" for AT&T "because they have the premier brand in pay TV, the best content relationships, and a fast-growing Latin American business."
The combination of AT&T and DirecTV, if approved by regulators, will continue a wave of consolidation in the television and telecommunications industries. Comcast, the nation's biggest cable provider, is currently awaiting regulatory approval for its plan to merge with Time Warner Cable. And the parent company of wireless provider Sprint, SoftBank, is trying to buy T-Mobile.
Before the deal was announced on Sunday afternoon, CNNMoney viewed portions of a internal presentation extolling the virtues of the deal for shareholders of the two companies. The slideshow's veracity was corroborated by one of the people who prepared it.
The transaction "creates content distribution leader across mobile, video and broadband platforms," one of the slides of the presentation says.
The presentation uses codenames like "Project Star" for the AT&T-DirecTV acquisition. It says that the two companies face "competitive disadvantages over time" and will be better able to compete as a combined entity. For example, DirecTV's satellites can't provide the kind of high-speed Internet connections that consumers increasingly demand, but AT&T can.
In a sentence that seemed written for the Washington regulators that will review the deal, the presentation asserts that the combined company will be able to provide Internet access in areas where it currently doesn't. Blanket access to the Internet has been a priority of the Obama administration.
The presentation predicts that the DirecTV acquisition will "pass muster" with regulators. That is no surprise, since the companies wouldn't move forward unless they thought it would be approved.
The Wall Street Journal first reported on talks between the two companies on May 1. BuzzFeed reported on Saturday that the two companies could announce the deal on Sunday.
Comcast's mid-February announcement about merging with Time Warner Cable refocused attention on what the country's two big satellite distributors -- DirecTV and Dish Network -- might do. Many analysts thought the most likely response was a tie-up of DirecTV and Dish. AT&T stepped up instead.
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Football: Oak Park-River Forest outlasts Lincoln-Way East 49-34
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Lincoln-Way East's Paul Gossage (2) scores as Oak Park River Forest's Dallis Flowers (21) defends during the first quarter in Frankfort, Illinois, August 29, 2014. | Allen Cunningham/For Sun-Times Media
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After waiting nine months for the return of football, all Oak Park-River Forest and Lincoln-Way East got was more waiting.
Barely four minutes into Friday night's game at Lincoln-Way East, the teams walked off the field when play was suspended because of threatening weather.
But the delay was short-lived, and turned out to be a boon for Oak Park, which roared back after play resumed to earn a 49-34 win.
Mike Weller had a huge night for East, completing 32-of-47 passes for 333 yards with two interceptions. He threw three touchdown passes to Paul Gossage and ran for two more short scores himself.
But Northwestern-bound quarterback Lloyd Yates was as productive for Oak Park. He made plays with his arm and legs, going 7-of-13 for 142 yards and running 18 times for 168 yards, and running for two touchdowns and passing for three more.
"We feel like we're one of the fastest teams in the state and we want to use that speed," Yates said.
"They've got something special over there and there's no doubt about it," East coach Rob Zvonar said. "In the same sense, we don't feel that's what we're about. I feel very sorry for an offense that scores 34 points and gets beat."
"I think it might have worked to our advantage," Oak Park coach John Hoerster said of the delay. "We were on the bus for two hours coming here, it took us forever. We got here, had some cobwebs in our brain ...
"We started off right away, we had to punt, they scored. We see a lot of big eyes out here. ... That allowed us to at least take a breath (and think), 'This is like any other Friday night we played before."
"We got back out here and acted like we forgot how to play defensive football," Zvonar said. "But I don't think (South Carolina coach) Steve Spurrier is going to mail it in (after a Week 1 loss) and we aren't either."
Yates took off on a 68-yard scoring run in the second quarter and threw touchdown passes to two receivers, a 19-yarder to Cole Fields in the first quarter and a 50-yarder to Kejuan Ratcliff in the second.
And Yates isn't the only Huskie with breakaway speed: Antonio Cannon busted off a 36-yard scoring run in the first quarter.
But East showed why it's one of the top programs in the state, bouncing back and delivering a counter to every punch Oak Park landed.
Weller capped a 70-yard drive with a 1-yard TD run and threw a pair of touchdown passes to Paul Gossage. That kept East within striking distance at halftime at 28-21.
But Yates had two more touchdown runs after halftime and Dallis Flowers returned an interception for a score to keep Oak Park in control.
Weller answered with another TD pass and another scoring run, but he couldn't catch up to Yates. On this night, no one could.


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The all-flash storage market is set to hit $1.2bn in revenue by next year, according to IDC, with a compound annual growth rate of 58.5%.
So what is it? And what's all the fuss about?
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"Without wanting to give you a long and boring history lesson, let's quickly take things back to the beginning. Flash memory was named just that because its read/write speeds reminded its inventors of the flash from a camera. Known as a solid state storage device, it has no moving parts, which allows it to be quicker, quieter, and more resistant to physical shock.
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Endurance is the shelf life of a flash cell. As stated, flash cells get worn out as you erase and re-write to them, eventually resulting in device failure. The more you write to a cell, the weaker it becomes. There are optimisation techniques to regulate the rate at which your flash wears out. Wear levelling, the process of distributing writes over the flash blocks, is one of these.
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Wanting to do the crazy thing again.....
If I use the style="background-color: transparent" in the <body> tag of the html what will show through? Should it be the previous background colour of the frame? Should it be the previous contents of the frame? If neither, why would you want to specify it?
The reason I ask is that I want to dynamically change the background color of the frame, but without changing the html for each page I want to display in the frame e.g., I choose green as my default background, and whether I look at page 1 or page 2 in my frame, I see the green background. Fred on the other hand chooses purple as his default background and sees purple whether looking at page 1 or page 2. Now, I can dynamically change the background within page 1 and also within page 2 which is fine albeit complicated, but not if you have a thousand pages to change! It would therefore be so much easier to set it to 'transparent' and have the default background showing through.
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Canisius Golden Griffins (3-11)
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Jersey City, NJ (Sports Network) - Lamin Fulton scored 14 points to lead Saint Peter's to a 65-61 victory over Canisius in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference matchup at the Yanitelli Center.
Chris Prescott added 12 points and Chris Burke pulled down 11 rebounds to go along with nine points for the Peacocks (3-12, 2-2 MAAC).
The Golden Griffins (3-11, 0-4) were led by Alshwan Hymes with 15 points, while Harold Washington finished with 14, Gaby Belardo chipped in with 13 points and Chris Manhertz pulled down 11 rebounds.
Both teams struggled from the floor at the outset, with Canisius hitting on 37 percent from the field while Saint Peter's could manage just 35.5 percent, but the hosts were able to take a 27-25 lead into halftime.
While the Golden Griffins remained cold from the floor, hitting just 38.7 percent after intermission, the Peacocks heated up and were able to connect on 52 percent of their field goals in the second half, including 4-of-8 from long distance.
After trailing by as many as 15 late in the contest, Canisius was able to cut their deficit to just one with 25 seconds to play, at 62-61. Saint Peter's was able to make three of their final four free throws to thwart the Golden Griffins comeback attempt.
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Is there a more consistent way than negative margins to remove the white space if I stick with relative positioning? Or, is there a way to position the elements absolutely, but to make it determine the position by table cell instead of table row? The way that the table is generated, I can't just change the images to be table background images (or maybe I could, but I would need to know PHP).
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All these years my mother has been in her garden, sometimes stressing out about planting dates, I didn't truly comprehend the madness. I do now. This new hobby of mine has been an incredible discovery. I wish it wasn't so far away, I have to stay the night at my mom's to wake up and go check on my seedlings. I didn't realize what a thrill it would be to raise my own food. Even though all the food I'm planting is already sold, it's still a lot of fun.
This week was tough, we had one busy week with the business and it was tough to work in the gardens. I did accomplish planting three rows, three rows that I made with a hoe. I've planted quinoa, emerald okra, cilantro, crowder peas, pole beans, cut flower mixtures, swiss chard, celery, and some winter squash.
I stopped at Redenta's and picked up some eggplant transplants for my garden, I hope my mom doesn't use them on the truck farm or all of them...but they were 75% off, heck yes. Shoot, if I get one eggplant off of them it is still cheaper than shopping at Whole Foods or Farmer's Market. When I take produce that I have grown to Farmer's Market next year, I plan to have the most affordable prices. It takes more time than it does money to raise these vegetables.
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Greek Salad with Sardines for Two
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The fresh, tangy elements of a Greek salad tomato, cucumber, feta, olives, and lemony vinaigrette pair well with rich-tasting sardines. Look for sardines with skin and bones (which are edible) as they have more than four times the amount of calcium as skinless, boneless sardines. If you're lucky enough to have fresh sardines available in your supermarket, try them in place of the canned sardines. Lightly dredge them in salt-and-pepper-seasoned flour and sauté them in a little olive oil. Serve with warm pita bread and a cold beer.
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Calories | 324 |
Total Fat | 19g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 69mg |
Sodium | 703mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 25g |
Dietary Fiber | 7g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 18g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 2 servings, about 2 cups each
Total Time: 20 min
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- 1.5 tablespoon(s) lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 clove(s) (small) garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon(s) dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 2 small or 1 large tomato, cut into large chunks
- 1/2 large English cucumber, cut into large chunks
- 1 can(s) (7-ounce) chickpeas, rinsed
- 3 tablespoon(s) crumbled feta cheese
- 2 tablespoon(s) thinly sliced red onion
- 1 tablespoon(s) sliced pitted Kalamata olives
- 1 can(s) (4-ounce) sardines with bones, packed in olive oil or water, drained
- Whisk lemon juice, oil, garlic, oregano, and pepper in a medium bowl until well combined. Add tomatoes, cucumber, chickpeas, feta, onion, and olives; gently toss to combine. Divide the salad between 2 plates and top with sardines.
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 2 lean meat, 3 fat. Carbohydrate Servings: 1. Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (35% daily value), Calcium (27% dv), Vitamin A (20% dv), Potassium (17% dv).
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"3. 60 Hz is smoother then 30 Hz, (yes there are people that can tell)"
The whole thing about certain frame rates being un-seeable is total crap. I spent a lot of time with the Source engine playing games with frame rate monitoring on.
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Churubusco swept a home meet Monday night against Northfield. The Lady Eagles topped the Lady Norsemen 115--17 while the Eagles beat Northfield 98-34. Above, the ŌĆÖBusco hurdles crew take the top three spots in the 110-meter high hurdles. From left, Kyle Monk, Austin Boggess and the event winner Josh LeFever. Both Churubusco teams will host Heritage Wednesday for one final meet before spring break.
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It's been three seasons since Churubusco baseball hoisted a trophy. Known for their dominance in the postseason, the Eagles enter the 2011 season with a chance to restore the black and gold image once feared by many in the class 2A sectional. A bit of that fear remains with a class of eight seniors back from the title days. Much of the Eagles power both with the bat and the ball come in the senior class. Along with it comes confidence from the Eagles.
There is one thing that comes up almost daily around Whitko boys track and field. Repeat. Not just any repeat but a fourth consecutive Three Rivers Conference championship. ItŌĆÖs a broken record that the Wildcats hopes stays that way for another season. ŌĆ£One of the things weŌĆÖre hoping to do is make it four in a row,ŌĆØ Whitko head coach Ron Cherry said. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs our goal that the kids say almost daily. We get together and they yell ŌĆśfour-peat.ŌĆÖŌĆØ For eight seniors, a conference title is all theyŌĆÖve ever experienced. According to Cherry, the winning never gets old.
A lot of the time high school athletes are praised solely on what they do with a jersey on. Earlier this week, two Columbia City Lady Eagles basketball players were recognized among the stateŌĆÖs best for both their averages on the court and in the classroom. Seniors Maddie Hinen and Corinna Raypole were selected by the IBCA (Indiana Basketball Coaches Association) as IBCA Academic All-State Honorable Mention members for the 2010-2011 season.
It was all going according to plan for Mark Rickerd and Whitko girls' track and field team as offseason workouts continued through January. A good mix of seniors along with past conference champions joined a talented freshmen class. Atop the group of returners was hurdler Micaela Sylvester coming back for her third season with the Lady Wildcats. Sylvester made an immediate impact as a freshman and was Whitko's top points scorer in 2010 as a sophomore.
There is a glaring absence from the Whitko baseball program when it comes to the postseason. The Wildcats have been there playing for a sectional championship but never been able to take home the hardware to South Whitley. The 2011 Wildcats hope to change that with a returning core of seniors bunched with a talented newcomer. Goals have been set by the Wildcats and head coach Erik Hisner says its time to achieve them.
High school track and field is known for being a spring sport. However, Tuesday it felt more like a winter sport. Churubusco girls and boys opened the outdoor season at home amid bone-chilling temperatures in the 40s. When the Eagles weren't spending time between events applying layers of clothing to fight the cold, they were busy warming up the track for the season.
COLUMBIA CITY — It's mid March and spring high school sports are getting underway across Indiana with several track and field teams debuting this week. However, a home opener for the Columbia City Lady Eagles squad had the feeling of May with 60-degree weather and personal best marks being surpassed. The Lady Eagles come off a sectional championship last season with much of the same team back.
HUNTINGTON — A heartbroken Columbia City received its semistate runner-up trophy Saturday with a message from their head coach. "The big thing was stay together," Columbia City head coach Chris Benedict said. "You have 1,200 people buying tickets to come see you play...We talk about together a lot. When you win it's fun to go through it together but now is when you really need to lean on each other and that word comes to mean something."
Transition to a new coach can come with some hurdles to clear and Columbia City boys' track and field faced them last season with first-year head coach Kyle Nelson. In their second season under Nelson, the Eagles look to make the next step in improvement with the help of top scorers and newcomers joining the team.


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Date Taken: | 20 Sep 2012 - 5:38 AM |
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Love the concept, however the outcome just lacks that little edge. The sunset seems to weave its way through the departing couple like a huge swirling misty somewhat like a phantom or a poltergeist, thus in turn giving the game away.
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I don't know if the ghost effect is deliberate, Sandy, but it gives a very nostalgic 'times past' feel to the image.
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Nicely done Sandy, hard to see the way home in the failing light.
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A great follow-on from your previous upload, Sandy, another fine shot
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Beautiful capture Sandy, great light and composition
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To me this works perfectly Sandy - I think the ghostly effect is deliberate, hence the title "Heading Home" - at least that's the way I interpret it. I think this is just beautiful.
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My weekend with the Chevrolet Volt was entirely uneventful, because the Volt works just like a regular gasoline-powered car. I drove all over town -- to the airport, to dinner, to Whole Foods, to the pool -- without once suffering the dreaded "range anxiety" that afflicts drivers of other electric cars.
As Mr. Tierney and Mr. Nordlicht note, the Volt's brake pedal at first doesn't seem to decelerate the car at all, then engages the brakes so unexpectedly as to produce unintentional panic-stops. I quickly acclimated to the pedal after driving the Volt about two blocks.
I'm amazed at just how quiet the Volt is, whether running on electricity or gasoline, and even at over 70 mph on the highway. Otherwise, the driving experience is remarkably similar to that of other modern compact sedans.
The unique shape -- no doubt abetted by General Motors's marketing blitz -- means the Volt attracts plenty of attention. Pedestrians at a downtown intersection pointed and gawked at "that electric car," a cyclist slowed down in the bike lane to stare, and my neighbors asked questions like, "Does it need gas?" The last car I drove that garnered this much attention was a bright-red Lotus Elise.
I have but a few gripes with the Volt. I'll agree with everyone else who says the center stack needs a redesign. The button labels are hard to read, and their layout is confusing. The buttons also became totally unresponsive for about 20 minutes after a lunch stop, but that may have been just a fluke. I really wish there was rear seating for three, and a divider between the cabin and cargo area should come standard. Finally, the wind-cheating front air dam is so low that it's easy to scrape on speed bumps, and I fear it might be torn off in an automated car wash.
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CROW AGENCY — Everett Whiteman, 74, of Crow Agency passed away Aug. 16, 2014, at St. Vincent Hospital.
Iichiinchilicheitchish "Well Known Horse Herder", an Indian name given to him by his grandfather, Blake Whitemanrunshim Sr., was born June 2, 1940, in Crow Agency, a son of Blake and Stella Iron Whiteman Jr. He was a descendent of Chief Packs the Hat. He was raised and received his education in Lodge Grass, after his graduation, he attended the Haskell Institute in Lawrence, Kansas and later the Denver Business College. Following his education, he returned to the reservation to work for the Crow Tribe, before beginning a 30-year career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs as a Realty Clerk and retired as a Realty Specialist.
Everett was an accomplished mountain man, who specialized in the elk hunting and fishing; earning the title "Legend of the Big Horns". He took part in numerous bench-shooting events, often displaying his talents. He was an avid Lodge Grass Indians fan, as well as supporting other Indian teams from throughout Montana. He played men's league basketball well into his 60's.
He married Lynda Pretty on Top in Sept. 1976, in Sheridan and the couple made their home near Lodge Grass Creek. He was a member of the Ties the Bundle Clan, was a child of the Greasy Mouth Clan and attended the Spirit of Life Foursquare Church.
His parents, sisters, Evangline Blacksmith and Marlene Whiteman and brother, Larry Whiteman preceded Everett in death.
Survivors include his wife Lynda; his children Polly (Ellsworth) DeCrane, Gary Joe (Rachel) Whiteman, Sharon Whiteman, Michelle (Coolidge) Jefferson, Rochelle (Eugene) Deputy, Manuel and Noel Thomas Whiteman, Carey (AJ) Not Afraid, Barry (Adree) Whiteman, Shana (Ty) Ten Bear, Leslie (Ervin) Bird in Ground and Rachel (Tylis) Bad Bear; adopted sons Alonzo Not Afraid and Kanyon Whiteman; 56 grandchildren; 30 great grandchildren; his extended family members including the Whiteman, Iron, Three Irons, Brass, Rides the White Hip Horse, Cummins, Greybull, Little Nest, Blaine, Horn, Small, Bulltail, Spotted Horse and Hill families; as well as his special friends including Wendell White, Gary Farell, John Myron Stewart, Blaine Small, Stevie and Vincent White Hip, Henry Pretty on Top, Frederick and Anthony Left Hand, Wallace Red Star, Vernon Whiteman, Ronnie Yellowmule, Bobby and Eddie Iron. Our family is large; if we have missed anyone, please accept our apology.
Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Crow Agency Spirit of Life Foursquare Church. Interment will follow in the Lodge Grass Cemetery. Bullis Mortuary has been entrusted with the arrangements.


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This tour was a blast- really funny !!!
Doing what: TMZ Hollywood Celebrity Hot Spot Tour in Los Angeles
Good, comprehensive tour. The driver/guide spoke English quite understandably. Be aware that not all driver/guides are as understandable, as the one who picked us up from the hotel had quite an accent.
One negative was the signage and overall emphasis on tips (approx $15/person) from the driver/guide.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
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A great tour to get a good idea of how LA works as a sprawling city. Pity it was such a grey day as I'm sure everything would have looked a lot better than it did! It certainly makes us appreciate what he have back home in Australia.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
The tour was good for people who had a limited amount of time in LA. There was enough time spent at each of the spots to look around and take photos. However our last stop at Olvera street had too much time allocated to it as there wasn't much to see and do there. This time could have been better spent at another location such as Rodeo drive so people could actually walk around the area. My partner and I don't remember seeing Marina del rey or China town/little Tokyo - whether this was because the driver didn't point them out and talk about them or missed it altogether I don't know. Overall the tour was still worth doing as a taster of LA, however it was a bit disappointing not all sites were talked about/seen as promised by the tour.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
Not a 'Grand' tour but a very information filled tour of Los Angeles.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
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since LA is hard to explore on your own without a car, this is one of those that gives your a basic overview of LA. tour guide average.. this tour basically takes you to the "must see areas" and lets you wander by yourself in those places. what they do is that they pick up all the participants at 8am and then bring them to the head office for registration and when all the tourists are gathered, they are assigned to their tour buses. i had to wait an hour since the tour starts at 9.30. i think this step could be eliminated so the tourists wouldnt have to wake up so early and end up waiting for the others to arrive. gratuity of 15 percent of tour price required per person though (11usd/pp). not sure if this is standard practice in usa. if it is standard, sorry for my ignorance. i think in europe it is 7usd for driver and guide total. if you give less the tour guide will collect.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
A lot of waiting around for the driver to be ready. The driver was very suggestive for tips throughout the whole ride and wouldn't shake my wife's hand until a tip was given.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
The tour guide was great and friendly but the tour. was boring. Especially for the price- I would not reccommend this tour
Doing what: Los Angeles City Tour and Movie Stars' Homes Tour
The tour started early and should have taken us to several places. As it turns out, this tour does not take you to all the places mentioned. You drive by many of them, but you do not get the chance to check them out or take photos. The information provided by the driver was little and inaccurate. When booking this tour I had something different in mind, after all it is the GRAND tour, not a drive-by-a-few-places tour. Not worth the money. I gave a tip to the driver because they had mentioned tipping at the start of the tour and they had put up a big sign in the bus stating: "15% Gratuity is appreciated for a job well done." I guess he didn't know any better, but in my point of view this was not a job well done. I had a single day in LA and wanted to get an overview for future visits. I am afraid I wasted my time with this tour.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
Making Confirmation was a problem. The provided Toll Free Number brought me to a series of options, none of which referred to "confirmation".
The Tour Guide "with the Dickie Bow" was excellent. He made it a truly memorable occasion.
Doing what: Grand Tour of Los Angeles
Trip was really interesting. Brian was fantastic as our driver and guide and included lots of interesting commentary - not just about the dearly departed! We did the trip on Halloween (and visiting from England), it was so much fun to see all the effort taken to decorate the houses and gardens and Brian included an additional 'homes of the Stars' bit. The trip was full at 16 people which gave it a friendly, informal feel.
Well worth doing - and a bit different from the usual trips on offer. Make sure you arrive early and have a good look around at all the collected memorabilia in the mini-museum!!
Doing what: Dearly Departed: The Tragic History Tour of Los Angeles
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Here's id Software's latest and last gameplay trailer for Rage, a preview of the "Recover the Decrypter" mission from the game's Jackal Canyon area. It's a break from the claustrophobic vault-infiltration we've seen plenty of so far, with the canyon's wide expanse and deep walls providing plenty of opportunity for long-range combat. Which is lucky, because an FPS without plenty of opportunities for sniper-rifle showboating ain't no FPS at all. Um, unless it's Doom.
id has been generous with the previews of Rage: this six-minute clip alone offers a look at racing, ranged and close combat, not to mention bizarre but ingenious barrel-dodging and balloon-shooting sections to break up the standard face-exploding fare. Rage releases on Oct 4 in North America and later next week in Europe and Australia.
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Berlin Golden Hat is an ancient artefact found in Southern Germany. It is made of a thin gold sheet and according to historian it was made in Bronze Age 3000 years ago, 1000 BC. Study shows the symbols or patterns around the hat are some sort of calendars, both solar and lunar calendar. This is one of four gold hat or cone which found in Europe. It is now in the Neues Museum in Berlin. I first found out about this from watching a tv show called Museum Secret in BBC Knowledge channel. This is my first paper model template in 2014, to fill the ancient history category. I want to look back Paper Replika in 2013, I kind of regret I didn't as productive as in 2012. I admit, I was a bit disoriented. There's a time when Paper Replika has new template design every week, but it was not happening in 2013. So here is my resolution, I will put more time and more focus on paper model in 2014. 2014, I like the sound of it. Happy New Year to you all.
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Amenemhet III - Black Granite Pyramidion Paper Model
This model may looks familiar for those who ever saw my own depiction of Illuminati pyramid model. That was just my imagination though, but this latest pyramid model is a real deal. This so called "pyramid capstone" can be seen on museum on Cairo, Egypt. According to some articles about pyramid that I have read, the pyramids in their time was not like jagged stone bricks like we seen in our time. Those pyramids some covered with white limestone with smooth surface, and clean look, like modern building today. On the top of each pyramids there were a capstone, some made by red granite. There is one black granite that belongs to a King from Middle Kingdom (12th Dynasty : 1860 BC to 1814 BC), the name was written on that capstone, he is Amenemhet III. There's also inscriptions on it that says "Amenemhet beholds the perfection of Re". Re is the Ancient Egyptian Sun God.
Ancient Japanese Dogu (Ancient Alien) Paper Craft
For quite sometime I am not adding up any update on Ancient History category, so this is it a model of Ancient Japanese Dogu. Dogu simply means a "clay figure" in Japanese, thanks to my Facebook friend from Japan Iro Dorry who also helped me provided the Dogu in Japanese writing. This "Dogu" is some say a representation of a spirit, others say it was an Idol figure of a woman that symbolized a fertility which also found in other places in the world including Europe. Dogu came in many shape, but this one is with a distinct style, It is the goggle detail that made this style unique. Because the strange shape that was quite beyond its era, some Ancient Alien Theorist believe it was a depiction of an Ancient alien who visited Japan in distance past as seen on TV program on History Channel. That show is one of my favorite tv show :). This template contains 3 pages of patterns including a display stand.
Ancient Egypt Anubis Box
This paper craft template is a model of ancient box found inside the tomb of Tutankhamen. Ancient history has always fascinate me, especially Ancient Egypt. One of the greatest human achievement in their time, and one of the most mysterious one. I stumbled upon an article at New Dawn Magazine site about what was Sphinx really is. It's very intriguing to read that article, the point is The Sphinx monument is not like all other Egyptian art work, which always involve proportion but Sphinx's head was not. It's like someone has modified the original statue, the author mention about the real Sphinx is not a lion, but it's a jackal depicting the jackal head god, the guardian of the necropolis, the under world god, Anubis.
Ancient Chinese Earthquake Detector
Although the Chinese couldn't tell anyone exactly what an earthquake measured on the Richter scale (since the Richter scale wasn't created until 1935), they did manage to invent the world's first earthquake detector -- a seismograph. Not only did imperial astronomer Chang Heng create a seismograph during the Han Dynasty in the early second century, he created a magnificently beautiful one.
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