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For a smart and stylish short sleeve polo, try The Cubavera Essential Polo. This casual shirt combines form and function. The 100% polyester fabric offers moisture wicking to keep you dry, and the ottoman texture lends it a rich feel. This polo also features open sleeves, with a pineapple embroidery on wearer's left sleeve, and a self collar with a three button placket and wooden buttons.
- 100% Polyester
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A sleek look for players wanting to keep the sweat and sun out of their eyes, this hat is lightweight and gives a new edge in fit. The hat features mesh panels for extra breathability, wicking sweatband, adjustable Velcro strap, and 3D embroidered adidas logo center front.
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- Content: 88% Polyester, 12% Spandex
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- Colors: Vivid Yellow w/Black
CLIMACOOL: A combination of performance fabrics, open mesh and ventilation channels keeps cool air flowing in and heat and sweat flowing out. You stay dry, comfortable and performing at your peak in even the most heated competition.

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The Cricut site has colored pictures of the handbooks!
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Heroes of Neverwinter
UPDATE: This game has been shutdown and is no longer available
Heroes of Neverwinter Overview
Heroes of Neverwinter, published by Atari, is designed to draw people to their upcoming MMO, Neverwinter, similar to how Bioware used Dragon Age: Journeys to promote Dragon Age: Origins. This slick Facebook app has all the trappings of a decent Dungeons and Dragons campaign, with some interesting twists to make it a unique experience. Similar in nature to Sacred Seasons 2 and PoxNora, Heroes of Neverwinter offers a fun entry into a turn-based grid system RPG.
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Heroes of Neverwinter Full Review
By Jaime Skelton
Of Dragonborn and Halflings
Heroes of Neverwinter presents itself with cartoon-like graphics, which works in its favor. The lines are crisp and detailed, almost like a comic book in nature. The first thing you'll do is create an adventurer. You have your choice between four preset character types: Dragonborn Fighter, Eladrin Wizard, Human Cleric, or Halfling Rogue. Each of these four options have their stats maximized for the class. Additionally, you can choose to create a custom character using the four races and classes and assign stats yourself.
If you've never played Dungeons and Dragons, you have six stats to look at – Strength, Dexterity, Wisdom, Constitution, Intelligence, and Charisma. The game offers detailed information on which each stat does and how it affects the different classes. Once you've selected either a preset character, or created your own, you can customize the character by choosing between three skin tones, three face types, three hair styles, and five hair colors. If this is your first character, you will then be placed into a short tutorial that gives you some story background, as well as teaching you basic concepts such as movement, combat, skill and item use, and how to deal with traps.
Neverwinter Afternoons
Once you've completed the tutorial, you're deposited into the town of Neverwinter. A gruff guard named Jerith is there to introduce you to the various buildings in town and what they can do for you. The tavern is where you recruit additional party members. You can also buy food and drink, which have various effects for the adventure. The arms depot and trade house allow you to buy weapons, armor, potions and other pieces of equipment, which all show up on the character. Your house allows you to view your achievements and receive a free daily random item from your Chest of Wonder. Like most loot in game, it's handled through the draw system; you have 10 cards laying face down, and you receive the item revealed on the card you choose to flip. Finally, once you reach level 10, you can use the dungeon workshop, which allows players to create dungeons for other players to attempt, and earn gold in the process.
Not That Kind of Party
The game is designed for a party of four, either through the tavern, or characters from your Facebook friends who also play the game. Once you've assembled your party, you use the adventure board to bring up a map of the area around Neverwinter.
In the beginning, there's only one job you can take. As you gain levels and certain quest items, more tasks unlock. Doing a job takes a certain amount of energy; you start with 20 energy, and regain one point every three minutes. Additionally, there are three difficulties per task to accomplish, and leader boards for each to see how you compare to others once you've successfully completed the task.
Dragons and Undead and Kobolds, Oh My!
When you enter an area, you're presented with a grid-based layout. Characters and enemies can move a certain number of spaces each turn. Combat is as simple as clicking on an enemy. Your character will move to them and use their default attack. You can see the order characters will act near the bottom right of the screen, allowing you a measure of strategy on which targets to focus on. Additionally, you have various skills you can activate to help your allies or hinder your opponents, and as you level up, you unlock additional abilities to use. Every job area also has monsters and chests to plunder, using the same card-based loot system.
When you've completed the objectives, you're rewarded with experience, gold, and often times other useful rewards. Your main character must survive until the end to complete the mission; however, should he or she perish halfway, the game offers a couple of means to revive characters.
Final Verdict: Great
Heroes of Neverwinter is an interesting take on classic Dungeons and Dragons. The major social aspect comes in the observation mode. If your character is selected by either a friend or someone in the tavern, you can watch their adventure, and offer certain buffs at opportune moments. Additionally, observation allows the character being used to gain experience for the encounter, where they normally would not.
There are some small errors here and there, most notably an occasional bug in which you can't change rooms in a dungeon without refreshing the game. There is also some reliance on Astral Diamonds – the game's equivalent of cash shop currency – for certain things like energy regeneration and unlocking some adventures. The game, however, can certainly be enjoyed without this. Additionally, if none of your friends want to join, you're not out of luck, thanks to the tavern recruitment.


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Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal
I have been trying to free up some space in my freezer lately and I have been coming across some amazing finds. My most recent discovery was some pureed pumpkin that I had frozen earlier in the winter when I had more than I had needed. I had also recently come across the steel cut oats in my cupboard and I thought that pumpkin pie oatmeal would be a nice treat for breakfast. You could easily make this with any kind of oatmeal but I prefer the steel cut oatmeal for its chewier texture. Steel cut oatmeal takes a bit of time to cook and I don't really have the time to make in on weekday mornings but a rice cooker with a timer and a porridge setting is the perfect solution. Waking up to the smell of the cooking oatmeal in the morning and knowing that it will be ready by breakfast time is always nice. After the oatmeal was done cooking in the rice cooker I transferred it to a small pan and added the pumpkin, some brown sugar and pumpkin pie spices. The pumpkin pie oatmeal was great! It was just like eating a bowl of pumpkin pie for breakfast. I wonder what I will find in my freezer next...
Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal(makes 1 serving)
Printable Recipe
1 serving oatmeal (cooked)
2 tablespoons pumpkin puree
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 dash cinnamon
1 dash nutmeg
1 dash ginger
1 dash cloves
1 splash milk (optional)
1. When the oatmeal is finished cooking add the pumpkin puree, brown sugar and spices and cook to heat.
2. Add a splash of milk to cool the oatmeal and to get it to the consistency that you prefer.
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Situated in Fife, this motel is close to BJ's Bingo, Museum of Glass, and Tacoma Dome. Local attractions also include Freighthouse Square and Port of Tacoma.
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A complimentary continental breakfast is available. Rodeway Inn & Suites also features complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and free self parking.
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Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Fife motel also offers an outdoor pool, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
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BS in Information Technology - Software, Degree Details
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Information TechnologySoftware
Degree Details
How This Program Works
WGU offers degrees, not classes.
WGU does not rely upon classes in the traditional sense. We don't base your progress on accumulating credit hours, but rather on completing challenging assessments that measure your knowledge and skills in a subject area. We ask you to "prove you know your stuff." You'll study. You'll write papers. You'll take tests. You'll complete assignments.
Here's how it works:
- Your degree requirements are carefully developed to give you high-level competence in software development and other IT subject areas.
- You must pass or complete rigorous assessments (tests, papers, assignments) which will require you to demonstrate your competence in each subject area.
- You will work with your assigned mentor on your personalized Degree Plan that establishes the pace at which you prepare for and tackle the required assessments in your course of study.
- Each term is a full six months in length. During each term, you can complete as much of your degree as possible.
- Progress is measured through Competency Units (CUs), which are credit equivalents that track your completion of the required assessments. To maintain full-time status, you are expected to complete at least 12 CUs in a term; more are possible.
- You and your mentor will determine the learning resources (online courses, textbooks, tutorials, etc.) that will best serve you in your competency development.
- With few exceptions, you will be able to choose when and where you study, and together with your mentor, you'll schedule your assessments.
It's your program.
Online learning isn't easy. You should expect to work hard and spend 20 hours or more per week on your studies. Your program, however, will be flexible enough to fit into your lifestyle, not the other way around.
Learn more about why you should choose WGU.
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How Long Your Program Takes May Vary
For students with an associate's degree or its equivalent: 2 to 2½
For students with little or no prior college: 4 to 5 years.
WGU's competency-based approach results in degree completion times that can vary from student to student. The amount of time it will take you depends upon four factors:
- The number of credits you transfer in.
- The knowledge and skills you already possess in the field.
- The amount of time you spend working on your program each week.
- Your self-motivation and determination.
Many students proceed faster than the normal pace designed into each program. But don't assume doing so is easy. WGU programs are quite rigorous. The pace at which you complete your WGU program depends upon how quickly you are able to take and pass the required assessments. Successful students who commit 20 hours or more per week to their studies are often able to complete their programs more quickly.
Speak to an Enrollment Counselor for a personalized estimate of your time to completion.
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Tuition That's Affordable
Basic Tuition: $2,890 per six-month term
Resource Fee: $145 per six-month term (non-refundable)
Application Fee: $65 (one time)
You pay for the time, not the credits. Tuition is charged at a flat rate every six months and covers all coursework attempted in that time. A full-time load for this degree program is at least 12 competency units (credit equivalents) per six-month term. Whether you complete more or fewer units, you are charged the same flat rate.
You have a significant advantage if you have extensive experience in the field and the time to take on a substantial course load. If you can shorten the time it takes for you to complete your degree, you pay less. Here's an example:
- 4 years (or 8 terms): $23,120
- 3 years (or 6 terms): $17,340
- 2 years (or 4 terms): $11,560
How does tuition compare to other online schools? Very favorably. Our tuition is typically half what other reputable online universities charge. Other schools charge as much as $400 per credit, which can ultimately cost between $30,000 and $60,000 for your degree.Plus, at WGU you have the benefit of cost savings if you can complete your program faster.
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Federal financial aid is available to those who qualify. Some types of loans are based on financial need; however, one type of loan is available to most students. And because tuition is low, you should be able to finish your degree without large education debts.
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Talk to an Enrollment Counselor to learn what financial aid may be available to you.
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A Generous Credit Transfer Policy
A personal evaluation of your transcripts from prior colleges will be needed to determine whether you will be able to clear any degree requirements.
The good news: If you possess an associate's degree (A.A. or A.S.) in Information Technology from a regionally accredited school, you should be able to clear your liberal arts requirements as well as the lower-level information technology assessment requirements.
Note: Your IT certifications may waive some degree requirements. Click here to see what IT certifications may transfer to WGU.
Because of our competency-based approach to education, you will always benefit from knowledge and skills you've already developed from prior college, work experience, or your own personal abilities to help expedite your degree program.
Learn more about transferring credits
Speak to an Enrollment Counselor about your situation for a better explanation.
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Accredited and Credible
Credibility is a critical factor when considering an online degree program. Accreditation is a key indicator of a university's credibility among both academia and employers. WGU is:
- Regionally accreditedby the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. The Northwest Commission is also responsible for the accreditation of other major universities such as the University of Washington, University of Oregon, Gonzaga University, and the University of Utah, to name a few.
- Founded by 19 governors and supported by major businessesWGU was founded by 19 U.S. governors. WGU is also supported by over 20 major corporations and foundations who believe in the university's commitment to producing highly competent graduates. Several of these corporations continue to serve on our National Advisory Board.
Learn more about accreditation.
Our focus on competency development is also valued by employers. As a graduate of WGU, you'll have a valued credential that is recognized by employers. You can learn more about how employers view WGU graduates by exploring our Student Success and Performance Data.
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A Simple Admission Process: What's Needed
To be admitted into this online IT degree, you must:
- Possess a high school diploma or its equivalent.
- Demonstrate IT experience through at least one of the following four methods:
- Have earned an associate's degree in IT or equivalent (A.S. or A.A.S. acceptable)
- Have completed the following high-level IT coursework within the last five years:
- Two or more upper-level Networking courses OR
- Two or more upper-level Object-Oriented Programming courses (Java, C#, etc.) OR
- One or more upper-level Operating Systems course OR
- One or more upper-level Information Security and Assurance course
- Hold transferable IT certifications earned within the last five years
- Submit a resume showing three-plus years of IT work experience
You may also be required to take and pass the WGU Readiness Assessmenta short, three-part online admissions test that helps determine the likelihood of success in a WGU program. Applicants who possess one of the IT certifications that WGU recognizes for competency credit will have this requirement waived.
Speak to an Enrollment Counselor to better understand what is required of you.
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Splash and Dash cuts the ribbon
Splash and Dash Touchless Car Wash, located on Milton Road just north of the Lilac Mall, has been around for a few years, but only recently had its official Rochester of Chamber ribbon cutting. From left are Mary Ellen Humphrey of the city's Economic Development Department, Chamber Chairman-elect Bruce Boudreau, Don Roberts, Sandy Roberts, owner Dan Roberts, Fred Roberts, Donna Roberts, Chamber President Laura Ring, Chamber board member Jeff Dillion of Eastern Propane and Deputy Police Chief Scott Dumas. The facility, open 24/7, has two car wash bays, four regular vacuums, and two vacuum/shampoo combos.
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Derek wrote:"Popular Queensland camping areas included Inskip Peninsula, Teewah Beach, and Fraser, Bribie and Moreton islands," Mr McNamara said.
"Camping is a great value family holiday. There are still plenty of spaces available at other times during the Christmas break for families to enjoy our coastal environment," he said.
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Scolers wrote:Bit late telling people to book for the Xmas/ NEw Year hols ... most places would be booked up by now. Except Fraser, but I have no desire to camp there.
Scolers wrote:He's my local member ... I'll be contacting him re. Burnett Council closing all camping grounds ... grrrr....
Scolers wrote:So cynical! :shock: It is hard not to be tho' ... :?
Derek wrote:This particular Minister is in the process of closing 15% of Moreton Bay to recreational fishing and 50% to professional fishing.
I doubt he's going to care about a few campgrounds.
To all politicians
Mullie Grub Clan wrote:My family has lived in the Redlands for the past 49 years. Over that time they have always fished the areas in Moreton Bay and alway came home with heaps and heaps of fish. It is sad to say, over the last 2 years it is getting extremely had to catch many fish at all around this area. Most people who do fish here can understand exactly what I am talking about. Used to catch 100's " in a few hours.... now your lucky if you bring home 20 - 30 after being out there of hours on end.
Even with closing 15% of Moreton Bay to recreational fishing... you still have heaps of places to fish in the bay.....
and closing 50% to professional fishing.... it is about dam time :+ they troll close in the bay, kill our Turtles, Dugongs, Dolphins and other marine life.... and if they are not stopped there will be more than 15% of the bay closed to recreational fishing. I am ok with them closing 15% to recreational fishing and 50% to professional fishing because I want everyones kids to enjoy fishing, and the animal in our beautiful bay.
Mullie Grub Clan wrote:Gypsy a few times when we have been out in the boat we have seen trawlers drag up Turtles, Dugongs, and Dolphins. After they cleaned out their nets and took off up the bay further we went and had a look at the place they did it. We saw DEAD and INJURED Turtles, Dugongs, and Dolphins. It broke my heart and I was hesterical because there was nothing that we could do.... Only call marine parks and tell them what we saw. They then go out and see if they can save any of them.
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Croton Men's Stainless Steel and Swiss Quartz Chronograph Watch - Orange
Croton Watch Co., Inc. was founded in 1878, when there was not the plethora of watch companies as there are contemporarily. Each manufacturer labored to create the horological wonder of the century. Croton was a small manufacturer with the philosophy that precision, quality, style and value go hand in hand.
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ROCHESTER — James Foss will be remembered as someone who relentlessly gave back to his community.
"He was just very involved throughout his career in the community," Caron said. "He served on many boards and I just haven't run across anyone here who didn't know him and didn't have wonderful things to say about him. He was very much liked and well respected in the community."
Foss was a Paul Harris Fellow and in his obituary, a line jokes if he predeceased Hall, then "Fred wins." Hall said sounded very much like his "dear friend's" humor.
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Bluefield Branch Sign Dedication
The vision, planning, and work done by everyone who collaborated on our new Tazewell County Public Library @ Bluefield sign is so appreciated. I hope everyone is proud of the result and what has been accomplished. This new sign was funded with a grant from the Skewes Foundation. It was crafted and built by Johnny Hagerman, and many others in the Tazewell and Bluefield communities helped make this sign possible by contributing their knowledge, time, and effort. All of us at the Tazewell County Public Library, in all three of its locations, strive to make our libraries places of education and enrichment for everyone in our communities, and I think this sign is a wonderful way to mark the entrance to the Bluefield branch as one of those special places.
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St. Joseph's Hospital Cancer Institute Treating Cancer Patients for 30 Years
TAMPA, Fla. (June 26, 2013) – This summer, St. Joseph's Hospital in Tampa is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the start of its complete cancer program, St. Joseph's Cancer Institute. St. Joseph's Hospital has been treating cancer patients since its inception nearly 80 years ago and became an American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer approved multidisciplinary cancer program in 1981.
"St. Joseph's Cancer Institute would not be the program it is today if not for its founders, former St. Joseph's Hospital Administrator Sister Marie Celeste Sullivan and Jenö Szakacs, M.D., chairman of the pathology department, who helped pioneer the cancer program at St. Joseph's Hospital," said Carl Brannan, M.D., a former surgeon and former cancer liaison physician at St .Joseph' s Hospital for the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer.
"We set out 30 years ago to provide the best care possible for adult and pediatric cancer patients, with the Fred J. Woods Radiation Therapy Center under the direction of Radiation Therapist Ralph Jensen, M.D., a special oncology unit, a tumor registry, an ostomy project and other support services for patients and their families," said Brannan, who also served as the first chairman of St. Joseph's Cancer Committee from 1971-1988.
The American College of Surgeons approved the cancer program in January 1981 (for the period 1980-83), even though St. Joseph's had already established its tumor registry, a key component to the cancer program, in 1970, and opened its radiation therapy center in 1968.
Although much has changed in the last 30 years, there are still many familiar faces around St. Joseph's Cancer Institute.
Joseph G. Sinkovics, M.D., an oncologist, joined St. Joseph's Hospital in 1981 and was named the first medical director of St. Joseph's Cancer Institute in 1983. He still works at the hospital as the Cancer Institute's senior medical and scientific advisor. A handful of oncology nurses from the early 1980s who were the Cancer Institute's first team members are still caring for oncology patients.
In 1986, Dr. Carl Brannan's son, Anthony Brannan, M.D., joined his father in surgical practice at St. Joseph's Hospital. He then took over his father's position as the cancer liaison physician for the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer when his father retired two years later. He too, became the chairman of St. Joseph's Cancer Committee, a position he still holds today.
Cancer services continued to grow with the opening of St. Joseph's Children's Hospital Hematology and Oncology Department in 1990. Hardeao Panchoosingh, M.D. now leads the pediatric program as it continues to grow and treat Tampa Bay area children.
"As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of St. Joseph's Cancer Institute, we again want to express appreciation for the enthusiasm and generosity of the many loyal cancer professionals who care for our cancer patients and who make the successes of the St. Joseph's Cancer Institute possible," said Brannan. "With their leadership and support, we are confident in our ability to fulfill our mission and set the standard for high-quality, compassionate cancer services in our community."
Today, St. Joseph's Cancer Institute treats more cancer patients in Hillsborough County than any other facility. It serves as a community resource dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for cancer patients through collaborative efforts in prevention, testing and diagnosis, research, education and the monitoring of comprehensive quality care. Board-certified surgeons, oncologists and radiologists at the Cancer Institute specialize in diagnosing colorectal cancer, breast cancer, pediatric cancer and blood diseases, gynecological and ovarian cancers, lung cancer, prostate cancer, skin cancer and other types of cancer.
The Cancer Institute functions within St. Joseph's Hospitals (St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Joseph's Women's Hospital, St. Joseph's Children's Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital–North) and within its affiliated independent physician offices/practices.
In addition to providing the best possible care to every patient, St. Joseph's Cancer Institute partners with several organizations to maintain state-of-the-art performance.
St. Joseph's Cancer Institute continues to partner with the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer, a consortium of professional organizations dedicated to a common cause: improving survival and quality of life for cancer patients through standard-setting, prevention, research, education and the monitoring of comprehensive quality care. The hospital also monitors quality standards, benchmark performance and improved survival rates through the Commission on Cancer's accreditation process and National Cancer Data Base (NCDB).
St. Joseph's Cancer Institute maintains a relationship with many community and national organizations such as the American Cancer Society, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, CancerCare, FORCE, Ovacome and Chapters Palliative Care to promote and support prevention, screening, early detection, staging and treatment, rehabilitation, survivorship and a wide variety of complementary services. In 2012, the Cancer Institute expanded services to St. Joseph's newest location, St. Joseph's Hospital-North, bringing infusion therapy to the Lutz community.


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It's about time the media heard from Cameron , I just hope the sequels are far more original than the first . The first reminded Me of a Western with CGI.
It's about time the media heard from Cameron , I just hope the sequels are far more original than the first . The first reminded Me of a Western with CGI.
this has been slow, so hopefully that means it will be good.
Yeah, he needs to either bring an interesting plot this time, or just leave well enough alone. I loved the first one, but I kinda like not being able to predict everything that happens in a movie because I've seen the same story tropes so many times before.
He let too much time pass between movies. The momentum is lost.
Not interested. Thought the original may have been the most overrated movie of all time. Essentially Dances With Wolves with 9 foot tall smurfs assuming the part of the native americans...can't believe it got an academy award nomination (IMO Roger Rabbit did the human being / animated characters interaction thing better 25 years ago). Still waiting for Blu-Ray version of True Lies a Cameron film I enjoyed infinitely more than Avatar.
BRING IT ON BABY. Let all the whiny bitches stay home
I wonder what material Cameron will plagarize for the sequel?
AH C'mon! I can't help but be excited everytime James Cameron goes back to working on movies!!
I'm sure we'll all make it out at least once to see what crazy shit he's up to now.
Avatards should all be gone now realizing we will never have a perfect world on "forgot name of planet".
I'll be going to see this. Kinda interested to see where Cameron goes plot-wise from the first movie.


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The voice said, "Are you sure I can't get you to throw in Davy Knowles for Yngwie Malmsteen?"
Paul said, "Positive - the way Davy talks makes my ears tingle. He insists it's just an accent, but I still think he's a leprechaun."
"I watched approximately 45 seconds of 'Rock Of Ages'. It was like getting punched in the soul." - Abby Krizner
... and with that last muttering of the unholy word "Leprechaun", the exact 666th time he had said the word, a crack in the plate tectonics under Luxor casino in Las Vegas appeared directly under the high-stakes crap table.
The entire strip felt the aftershock, two gentlemen in the "All-Nite" korean nail salon shared an alarmed glance, "Could this really be happening?" The look of panic on the gentleman named Sergio; who was getting an as-masculine-as-possible-french-tipped silver and gold pedicure with sparkles, alarmed Rango; who had opted for a classic clear-coat, of the unthinkable...... The Leprechaun hath returned!!!!!
Last edited by sergiodeblanc; 02-23-2013 at 12:23 AM.
Inside the "All Nite" nail salon there was panic, a panic that when mixed with the smell of acetone exuded a fragrance of hysteria. The lead nail technician who went by the american name of Linda remarked: "Om my gord! The regend of Red Romen is True!!! we all goring to die!!" Linda was not asian mind you, just terribly racist,. she was in fact a polish girl who thought that some eyeliner and a horrible accent would lead her to the top of her profession as a nail technician. She was sorely mistaken and would die a death befit of a racist stereotype by early next chapter, so don't get all upset yet.
Sergio, after feeling the aftershock, immediately tried to end his pedicure and see what was happening outside, "Hey misteer! You end pedicure, you no get Groupon disscount!" Linda yelled.
"Lady! There's a freakin' Red-haired leprechaun molesting a grey furry-covered Fender M-80 half-stack on the top of Circus-Circus!" Sergio yelled, "You think I care about a Groupon?!"
The termination of Rango's Groupon discount shook him to the core. Across the room a low, soulful wail passed across Rango's lips: "Mwah... Groupon?!!... No Good!?!" It had the timbre of a thousand children who had dropped their ice cream cone on a summer day and the aroma of fresh heartbreak, Rango was destroyed on the inside.
"You realize Sergio.... I had to lie to the wife and tell her that I was going to the strip-club, she only let me leave the house with a twenty dollar bill out of fear that I might put a down payment on a "Paul's Guitar"! Ain't no way I'm getting jacked over not leavin' a tip for this crazy Linda chick! Sit your a$$ down, we gettin' this here Groupon!!!" Rango said.
"But the freakin' Leprechaun is back!!" Sergio says: " I told you we should've got Lee press ons!!"
Just then the speaker cable from the molested M-80 amp flies through the front window barley scuffing Rango's freshly buffed pedicure; "Im a peaceful man" Rango exclaims; " But ain't no troll goin' to mess up ma toes!"
Linda, who was by now laying in a front window sill directly under an extremely unstable pointed glass shard with a cheesy 1980's Patrick Nagel inspired cling-on decal said: "There is onry one ting dat can kill the reprechaun...... sigh.... you must find the. (choke)...one.... the one guitar,,,, that can.(cough).. stop... him...
Immediately following her unexplained knowledge of what it will require to send the evil leprechaun back to his lair, the "All Nite" nail salon suffers another aftershock that releases the Nagel-Bomb unto her neckline....... What? It's a somewhat just end to her, she was a total jerk.
Alan and Sergio: Genius, this stuff is great!
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My name has been spoken....in vain. Were you guys wearing yarmulkes when spouting my name?
The cult of the Oyster has been aroused. Who is this Opraman that you speak of??? Beware, the wrath of Ned the Destroyer!!!!
This is how I woke up this morning, before I found this thread....
This is me, on the right, after the transformation...
Last edited by docbennett; 02-23-2013 at 08:48 AM.
Look, um, Ned, Nedster, here's the deal:
1. Being a character is a sign of affection from your fellow forum members. Few people are accorded this privilege.
2. Opraman is a name that comes from a Saturday Night Live character that bears a resemblance to your name.
2. Even if there were supernatural beings, you ain't one of them, so simmer down, no yarmulke is needed.
It's a story, names are needed and they make the whole thing more fun. Accept the honor graciously and STFU. Or better yet, participate.
Incidentally, I don't really wear a diaper. Yet. See, it's a fun story and I can make fun of myself.
Last edited by LSchefman; 02-23-2013 at 10:05 AM.
I swear I think I check in hear half the time to see what the heck you two are debating or arguing about each day!
The news of the return of "Red Omen" as one CNN reporter called him, and was thus blindly repeated by every other lazy journalist who merely fact-check their stories by watching CNN, spread across the globe like a rash you you get from using the showers at a YMCA.
The cowbell in Oppraman's office was ringing in violent short bursts, it would have alarmed him if he was within ear shot of the cowbell alarm, but instead Bennet sat in the screened-in porch of his New Jersey home smoking "Halflings' Leaf" and listening to BOC at extreme volume. After twenty minutes of spastically half-moshing to "Reaper" Oppraman left the porch to go to the kitchen for a post smoke snack of matzo and gefilte fish.
Upon passing his office he noticed the cowbell alarm now looked like a crushed DR. Pepper can; "What the?" said Bennet, "I guess ol' Ell either had indian food last night or something must be terribly wrong!" He decided to skip the matzo and give him a call.
"Squirt" answered Ell
"Squirt? What the heck do you mean by that Ell? Here I am calling to see if you're feeling alright and you immediately insult me!?" said Bennet.
"Squirt!" Ell replied, "Squirt.. Leprechaun.. Ginger... Vegas... hamburger!"
Bennet was fuming,; " Now wait just a second you old pants wetter! You can call me anything you want, but if you talk that way about my wife I will DESTROY YOU!!"
"No, Doc. The leprechaun hath returned!"
"Who the hell uses the word hath Ell!? I may have been smoking some "Halflings' Leaf" but I'm pretty sure you're the only dude left alive from the 16th century that knows what that means!" said Oppraman.
"No, I mean the leprechaun is back Ned! we gotta....... wait a second, are you telling me you have a Phd and you don't know how to use the word hath? what kind of education did you get? Did your diploma come from the bottom of the Cracker Jack that all the kids are soo into nowadays? I can't believe you don't know what hath means!"
"Of course I do! I'm not stupid, and at least I have the ability to get up and use the toilet. I don't sit in my mess all day like you!" said Bennet.
"No I don't" replied Ell
"Yes you do!" said Bennet
"No, you do!"
"No! You DO!"
"No I don't."
"Yes you do."
"Yes.. YOU DO!"
"Oh, okay.. I do!" Bennet replied sarcastically.
"Ha! See! I told you you do!" Ell quipped.
"I was being Sarcastic, you.. you.. Arrgh!" Exhausted, Bennet hung up the phone.
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Doc Bill sat musing in his new basement studio. The only illumination was the soft glow from the neon and the computer screens in front of him. The urgent text from Sergio had unnerved him. Bill thought about his spat with Ell Chefman and realized it paled in comparison with Sergio's warning.
Chefman was still reeling from his nightmare. He knew that some day he actually would need diapers, but he was thankful that time had not yet come. His phone rang.
"Ruger? I thought you were pissed at me..."
"I was. You drowned my goldfish. That kind of thing just isn't an accident."
"That was years ago, and I apologized."
"It probably didn't help that you were eating him as you did so."
"But I was really hungry after arguing with Bennett," mumbled the aging studio owner. He had just taken a large bite from an angelfish sandwich.
"Well, never mind that now. Put your ongoing feud with Bennett on the back burner. We have more important things to worry about."
Doc Bill filled Chefman in on the contents of Sergio's panic text.
"Oh God! Not the Leprechauns!" wailed Chefman. "That's what Bennett just told me. I thought he was just yanking my chain. We have to get busy. Bennett can wait." Bits of angelfish, toast and lettuce spewed across the room as he spoke.
"Agreed," said Bill.
They were at once both right and both very wrong.
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Paul hung up the phone. The pukes at Fender bought his story. He knew that Orianthi and Meyers would never agree to the 'deal' he made and he would still end up with Eric Johnson anyway. What Fender didn't know was about the impending desertion of another of their prized artists.
Well, 'impending' wasn't exactly right. Once Smith had gotten Gilmour to actually play the special prototype with the trio of tapped narrow 408s, it had been easy to finally bring the rock legend into the PRS fold.
The text he had gotten from Doc Bill Ruger proved that his timing could not have been better. With Davy Knowles able to slip behind the lines disguised as a leprechaun and with Gilmour's years of experience killing them, PRS was putting everything in place for the coming Pot-O-Goldtop wars. Two important aspects of war were already in place - inside information and proven killing power.
Paul returned to the wood shop and suddenly realized that the flap over 'Paul's Guitar' might be connected. With the shop still to himself, he put the finishing touches on the intricately shaped wormy mahogany in front of him.
He heard a mouse fart somewhere upstairs in the large factory. "I gotta put more traps in the wood library," he thought to himself.
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Chefman, too, was a "doc" of course; a doctor of LAWS. Which didn't do him or anyone else any good right now, as the Leprechaun didn't follow any laws. This was an emergency. His first thought was to consider whether the legend of the Leprechaun being vulnerable only to the One Guitar was true.
He had a feeling it was going have to be something special. Maybe something unexpected. Maybe something...undiscovered...or hidden away by providence, only revealed at the magic moment...
"Hang on a sec," he thought. "I know of a guitar that is truly one of a kind, once cast off, only to be rediscovered in a heap of messy parts and brought back to life again...is there a chance it could be The One?"
He got on the phone and started dialing the number of Le Casanova.
Meanwhile, in Vegas, Red Romen - after pausing to extoll the virtues of smaller heeled shoes to an impressed "lady of the evening" who refused not only his advice but any and all offers of any financial compensation for an act she wouldn't perform with, as she put it, "Henry's ex-girlfriend's naughty bits" - dejectedly trudged onward to the secret meeting place. He slid down the alley, checking both ways to make sure he wasn't followed. He passed under a dumpster, reaching up to touch the bottom for luck in a superstitious gesture as ridiculous as it was impossible.
Carefully counting the bricks from the corner of the dumpster, he found the false front and slid the panel back, revealing the secure entry pad. He slowly punched in the code he had memorized, a process that would have been much quicker if not for his running commentary. "Five...thirteen...really, just a desperate attempt to attract attention...four...oh...eight...yeah, like four oh nine wouldn't have been a cleaner idea...three...oh...five...like that's not a complete ripoff..."
The entrance to the secret lair slid open. A voice, dripping with nearly lethal amounts of sarcasm, drifted out of the darkness. "So, Red Not Ramen Noodles, are you ready to proceed with our evil plan?"
Red Romen just rolled his eyes dismissively. "Are you finally going to follow my instructions? Not just veer off on your own twisted path?"
"As you wish, Red Not Ramen Noodles."
"Very good, let's proceed...Ratchet."
In Connecticut, a spine chilled.
"I watched approximately 45 seconds of 'Rock Of Ages'. It was like getting punched in the soul." - Abby Krizner
Bennett Oppraman was pissed. That old coot Chefman had bested him verbally. Again. He had installed the backup cowbell alarm to replace the crushed one, but the alarm log was corrupted so he had no idea what had literally rung the previous bell to death.
"Death," he thought to himself. "I'll show 'em death."
At his workbench Bennett carefully inserted the strand of hair into the finished voodoo doll. He had gotten the hair as a ruse he had pulled on Nutzall. Earlier that year, Shawn had visited the famous Abbey Road studios. Bennett had made an unusual request of the head of the PRS Special Forces Unit.
At the time, Shawn had thought Bennett's request for some hair from the control room of the studios weird but harmless and Shawn had overnighted a small box of various hairs he had found.
It was one of these hairs that Bennett carefully slid into a voodoo doll now. He closed the side with some superglue and then with an evil grin, picked up a 12 inch knitting needle.
In Abby Road studio 3 as David Gilmour was laying down an amazing solo for his latest track, the studio engineer clutched his chest painfully and died.
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November 23rd, 2011, 11:33 AM #2641
PeteMC, I had no idea they were that long. I'd been looking for average lengths for novels in an attempt to have a goal in mind. Even if 70-90k is the average, I still have a half decent chunk done. Gotta keep going though, and my work's cut out for me.
I'm still amazed at just how many nuances end up in the work without me even having noticed it.
November 24th, 2011, 02:43 AM #2642
It's always good to have a goal!
Remember I said I'd seen 70-90k quoted as the minimum publishers seem to want, I don't think it's the average.
It depends on genre too - a Big Fat Fantasy like an installment of WOT or ASOIAF is something like 250k I think, whereas something like a Dresden Files is probably 80k-ish (guessing on that one).
November 24th, 2011, 02:23 PM #2643
I think the average for scifi lies somewhere between 80k and 150k. I was looking it up last night, and it really does vary quite a bit. Still, it's good to have some numbers in mind so that you know where you stand.
November 28th, 2011, 03:28 AM #2644
Back from the honeymoon and now am a Mrs. Evans (though I think it will take at least a month to get through all that paperwork!)... Writing name stays the same because of course Tallen, Quest of the Demon aftermath is out Dec 1st!
Now hopefully I can get the ebook editing out for Smashwords because currently my publisher only does Amazon. The advantage of this - I'm on Amazon with my publisher and Tallen is out 3 days early! Quest of the Demon (book 1) has had a few sales so now for the never ending promotion trail... bloggers, reviews, library talks...
Hope all is well.
November 28th, 2011, 03:32 AM #2645
Welcome back and congratulations, Mrs. Evans!
December 1st, 2011, 05:41 PM #2646
This isn't about word-count progress, or completion progress, but a professional goal that I've finally attained. I made more money off my writing last month than I make at my day job. I never thought this would be possible (or at least, happen to me). It may never happen again, so I'm soaking up the feeling. It's crazy to see that one could, in theory at least, make a real living at this.
December 1st, 2011, 05:50 PM #2647
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December 2nd, 2011, 03:36 AM #2648
Yes congrats hughhowey! You've done something that a lot of people hear dream of. Well done (I found it exciting just to make money... it so far hasn't been a lot of money, but it's a start!)
December 2nd, 2011, 05:42 AM #2649
Thanks, the both of you. I'm dying to see if this can last another month. I've become obsessive about checking my sales, Amazon rank, number of reviews, and things like that. I have to continuously remind myself to keep my nose over my keyboard and my fingers busy, to not gawk but to keep writing.
December 2nd, 2011, 11:04 AM #2650
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Busy and stressful week.
-Got my first novel out this week on all the usual platforms (Actually got a sale in France today!).
-Obviously did some marketing for the book as well.
-Wrote another 8,000 words on the second book in the trilogy since Monday, bringing my total to about 77K.
-Getting ready for the adoption of our second child (birthmother is due any day now).
-Celebrating the 2nd birthday of our son today.
December 12th, 2011, 10:39 PM #2651
Back from my first cruise to the Caribbean. Uh, no, you really can't write for long on a cruise ship. Not gonna happen (grin). Anyways, returned to find that my last book in the Dancer series is now available in e-book, so some progress is better than a rum concoction in one hand and the best intentions in the other.
December 14th, 2011, 06:29 AM #2652
My book is clipping right along. I'm getting near the end and the progress always accelerates when I'm at this stage.
December 20th, 2011, 02:08 PM #2653
Tallen has been out for less than a month and I have a few good reviews. (and no one has trashed it yet!)
Royalty statement came - it's exciting when you actually achieve something you said you'd do when you were a kid... (now to work on being an astronaught or an adventerous whip cracking archeologist)
Elflings (book 3) is about half way through the the critters queue and book 5 (Deceiver) is getting closer to a complete first draft. Good times (now off to work back in the real world)
December 21st, 2011, 08:42 AM #2654
73,500 words - going to update spreadsheet now.
December 29th, 2011, 05:15 AM #2655
Finished the book...but it's too light for my tastes. I'll "fatten it up" during re-write but at the present time it came out to 76,500 words.


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Thursday, April 18, 2013
DOVER — It was no fun for Kylie McFadden to sit on the bench while the Dover High School softball team won its first two games.
Dover took control of the game with three runs in the first inning and three more in the second to take a 6-1 lead after two. In the first, Schoenbucher and Deyo were each hit by a pitch, a pair of runs scored on an error and Schlapak drove in Deyo with a single to deep right-center field.
With two outs in the second inning, McCann, Schoenbucher and Boduch each hit an RBI single to expand the Green Wave's lead to 6-1.
"We were hitting the ball well," Dudley said. "We were putting the ball in play and making them make mistakes."
In the fourth, Dover got two more insurance runs. Sammy Seymour drew a walk to lead off the frame and was bunted into scoring position by Jessie Mau. McCann then hit a towering fly ball to center field, which was misplayed by the Merrimack outfielder, scoring Seymour and sending McCann to third. McCann scored on Schoenbucher's infield single, and Dover had an 8-2 lead. The Green Wave went down in order in the fifth and sixth.
"I wasn't too worried," McFadden said. "Our offense was picking us up and we had a lot of runs to pad us."
Merrimack fell to 1-3. Merrimack coach Jim Peltak was not available for comment.
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Just wondering, are there any updates on this? I really hope this is for real, just the Source-engine games on Linux would be enough for me :P (LEFT4DEAD!)
No, and to be completely blunt I doubt there ever will be. I love Linux, I love Steam, but the two will never meet without some Wine between them. Gabe Newell has a pathological hatred of Linux that borders on xenophobia. It seems to be standard issue on most die-hard ex-MS employees, I think it's something in the water there.
So as things are, Gabe hates Linux. Gabe hates OSX. Gabe hates everything.
So either Gabe would need a lobotomy or a replacement before we see Linux Steam.
This is all just IMO, I wish I'm wrong.
Somebody convert Gabe, please.
Oh, I'd love to see Valve and other Source games ported to Linux, and if Steam is ported... Total sweetness (I'm totally hooked, I took my time to get around the idea of Steam in the first place, but I've recently installed it, and got some pretty good games)
Last edited by Thetargos; 11-21-2008 at 12:34 AM.