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Posted on: October 14, 2011 8:48 pm
Angels to interview DiPoto, Orioles too
Jerry DiPoto, who nearly became Arizona's full-time general manager before the Diamondbacks turned to Kevin Towers last fall, is a wanted man in the executive ranks.
The Angels on Friday became the second team to obtain permission to interview DiPoto for their vacant general manager's job, according to sources, following the Orioles. Baltimore obtained permission from Arizona to speak with DiPoto on Thursday.
DiPoto becomes the third person from outside of their organization with whom the Angels have received permission to speak. Earlier this week, the Angels obtained permission from the Yankees to interview Damon Oppenheimer, executive vice-president of amateur scouting, and Billy Eppler, the Yankees' pro scouting director.
The Angels got an up-close look at DiPoto in July of 2010 while dealing with the Diamondbacks in the Dan Haren trade. DiPoto then was the point man for Arizona, which had fired Josh Byrnes, and it was under DiPoto that the Diamondbacks acquired four pitchers from the Angels for Haren, including Joe Saunders and top prospect Tyler Skaggs.
Highly respected within baseball circles, DiPoto, comes from a playing and scouting background. A former major-league pitcher, DiPoto was Colorado's director of scouting before coming to the Diamondbacks as their director of scouting and player development.
Angels owner Arte Moreno, manager Mike Scioscia, president John Carpino and former GM Bill Stoneman are expected to have input on the hiring of Los Angeles' new GM.
In Baltimore, Orioles owner Peter Angelos, of course, will make the final decision on Andy MacPhail's replacement -- with significant input from manager Buck Showalter.
Posted on: March 4, 2011 5:34 pm
Stuff my editors whacked from the column
-- Strong, and interesting, words this spring from veteran second baseman Brian Roberts in assessing newcomers Derrek Lee, Mark Reynolds, J.J. Hardy, Vladimir Guerrero and, of course, manager Buck Showalter: "This is the most excitement, I think, that I've seen in my 10 years here. There's been some good excitement in the past, like when we got Sammy Sosa, but as far as realistic excitement, this is the most I've seen."
-- It's easy to get impatient with catcher Matt Wieters, 24, partly because it seems like he's been around longer than he has. We've been hearing about him for so long, a good year or more before he landed in the majors in 2009, that last year's .249 batting average, 11 homers and 55 RBI in 130 games sure seems ho-hum. Especially given that those numbers are down from his 86-game debut in '09: .288, nine homers, 43 RBIs.
"I don't give a lot of to Matt," Showalter says. "He's going to be as good as he's capable of being. Challenges off the field, physical toughness, mental toughness ... he brings all of those things. Like I was telling him last year, 'Matt, you make between 100 and 200 decisions a night with your fingers. You get four at-bats. You do the ratio of how much you impact this club.'"
As the Orioles' culture shifts into a new year, Showalter also is looking for his catcher to be more of a leader this year.
"I told him at end of year last year, the gloves are coming off," Showalter says. "You can't fool me. I know it's there. As long as you're not asking anybody else to something you're not willing to do yourself, then you're covered. If all of a sudden you go half-assed down the line, don't be saying anything to me about it. I want him to start taking more of a role in what's best for the Orioles."
-- For his part, Wieters should be more comfortable with Lee, Reynolds, Hardy and Guerrero around because it helps shoulder the load.
"It's big from an information standpoint," Wieters says. "It's big in that they've been on winning ballclubs. They let you know, this is no longer a rebuilding phase. It's time to win and win now. This is definitely a different camp this year."
-- And Wieters on Showalter: "He's probably the most prepared manager I've ever been around. You're going to come to the park and have a chance to succeed. That's the biggest thing. Every piece of information is there."
Sunblock Day? So far, there have been no days where you didn't need to slather on the sunblock this spring. Just gorgeous.
Likes: David Letterman's top 10 the other night, things you don't want to hear during spring training. Loved No. 9: "Instead of Tommy John surgery, I had Elton John surgery." For the whole list, check out our Eye on Baseball blog. ... A.J. Pierzynski getting pulled over and ticketed for speeding while wearing his White Sox uniform en route to a Cactus League game against Cincinnati. Classic story. And Pierzynski reports that the Arizona police still have not returned his insurance card. ... Boston's on A1A in Delray Beach, Fla. Great food, great atmosphere. ... Weather warm enough to wear shorts, and drive barefoot. ... Mavis Staples' disc You Are Not Alone, produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. Great, great stuff from a true -- and underrated -- soul legend.
Dislikes: Staying at the hotel in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., next to the Wackenhut corporate headquarters. The hotel is good. But seeing the Wackenhut building just gives me the shivers from a long ago time in my life. Scrounging for work the summer before going off to college, I got a job as a security man -- employed by Wackenhut -- at the Enrico Fermi Nuclear Power Plan outside of Monroe, Mich. Now, here I was, an 18-year-old kid, working the graveyard shift (something like midnight-8 a.m.) making rounds to protect a nuclear power plant. There was a another security outfit, from what I remember, whose employees actually carried guns. Me, no. I just made rounds and reported anything suspicious. Fortunately, I found another job and only lasted, as I recall, about a month in that gig. It helped build character, no doubt. But I sure hope security has improved since those days.
Rock 'N' Roll Lyric of the Day:
"The pretty little raven at the birdbath stand
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Shirts, Postcards, Buttons, and Sketchbooks from Kevin Tong
Kevin Tong just added a bunch of random goodies to his store. Get new shirts, buttons, sketchbooks, and postcards at TragicSunshine.com.
Kevin Tong just added a bunch of random goodies to his store. Get new shirts, buttons, sketchbooks, and postcards at TragicSunshine.com.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday will be big days over at Mondo. JC Richard's ode to Superman's lair, "Fortress of Solitude", is a 12″ x 36″ screenprint, has an edition of 390, and will cost $50. Mike Mitchell's Adventure Time poster is an 18″ x 36″ screenprint, has an edition of 220, and will cost […]
John Baizley has started releasing limited, numbered art t-shirts. "001.Hunter" is the first one. Grab it for $25 via A Perfect Monster.
Alex Pardee and friends are back from SDCC and have added 35 new items to the Zerofriends store. Find new art prints, clothing, toys etc at Zerofriends.
Jay Shaw (aka Iron Jaiden) is selling subscriptions for his upcoming year of printmaking. As a member of "The Ninth Circle Of Nonsense", you'll receive at least sixteen exclusive prints (available only to members), plus tons of other goodies, all for $270. Only 69 spots were originally available, and almost all sold to his mailing […]
Comic artist Paul Pope's new poster for The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion is now up for sale. It's a 15″ x 25″ screenprint, has an edition of 100, and costs $50. Grab one at NakatomiInc.com. They're also selling a new shirt by Pope, "Batwings 1939″. It's available in two colorways for $22 each. Same spot, […]
This one is a tad too evil for me, but I thought some would want to see it for sure. The "Speak of the Devil" box set includes a steel pentagram, an art print, and a t-shirt for £30. It's limited to 50 copies and can be had at his shop.
Poster nerd alert, Aye Jay worked up a new "F5″ shirt for Nakatomi. If you get the joke, you probably want the shirt. If you don't, it's really too nerdy to warrant an explanation. Visit NakatomiInc.com.
My friend Evan worked with The Fineprint Chicago to produce these awesome t-shirts for his site, IPaintMyMind.org. These went up today and there are only a few left, so hurry over. They're $20 at the IPMM Shop.
You've probably heard this one before, but a group of friends from Chicago just got together to create a new t-shirt company. This time, however, said friends are Jay Ryan, Diana Sudyka, Tom Stack, and Jason Harvey, there's a lot of talent packed into that team. Flinchy sells t-shirts with simple, cute artwork by the […]
Kevin Tong updated his site with a bunch of great odds-and-ends from the past few months. You can now score his Wes Anderson movie prints, his handmade sketchbooks, and the t-shirts from his solo show. Visit TragicSunshine.com.
Mike Mitchell, probably best known for his "I'm With Coco" design, has just opened up an online store with a ton of art prints and t-shirts available. The art prints are all limited, inexpensive giclees. Visit Sir Mitchell.
Shirts and Destroy will be holding a number of specials today, just check out the image below. This all goes down today till midnight, so hurry over. Visit ShirtsandDestroy.com.
Megabolt is currently offering 15% off their entire store in celebration of the coming holidays. Just enter promo code "iheartmegabolt" at checkout. As always, all profits will be donated to charity, right now they are donating to Riley's Childen's Hospital. Visit Megabolt.
Vannen sent over this exclusive sneak peek at our good friend Drew Millward's upcoming "Monolith" watch. It will also come with a 4″ x 12″ giclee art print and insane new die-cut packaging. It will cost $80, has an edition of 40, and goes up for sale on Thursday, September 30th. Keep an eye on […]

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Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so.
This edition focuses only on new games. The app roundup is coming up soon.
Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so.
This edition focuses only on new games. The app roundup is coming up soon.
Hey, does the idea of another company making another proprietary game controller for games that require compatibility with said controller in order to work excite you? No? Me neither. But GreenThrottle, a new startup co-founded by Guitar Hero co-creator Charles Huang and two ex-Palm employees wants you to get excited.
Oh man, they're having so much fun - how could this idea ever not be a success?
Sarcasm aside, GreenThrottle does have the benefit of a more serious team leading its gamepad project, but compared to every other controller / TV gaming solution I've seen, this seems to bring nothing new to the table.Read More
Have you ever felt the need to endlessly tap on your screen for no real reason? Do like watching things turn from one color to another? Then we have the game for you! It's called Curiosity, and it's mind bogglingly boring. And pointless.
Here's the gist: there's a giant cube. Like, huge. And the entire world "chips away" at it little by little in real time. Why? To satisfy their own curiosity (hence the name of the "game").Read More
Fact: the Evil Dead trilogy is one of the greatest pieces of cinematic horror ever created. There is no arguing it. And now, you can live all the fantastic, undead awesomeness of the final film, Army of Darkness, on your mobile. I'll give you a minute to soak up what you just read.
Army of Darkness: Defense is available on Android courtesy of Backflip Studios. In the game, you play the role of Ash (!) - complete with chainsaw arm and boomstick - and fight the undead masses to protect the Necronomicon and Lord Arthur's castle.Read More
I'm a big fan of EA's Need For Speed series - according to Steam, I played Hot Pursuit for over 50 hours on my PC. Their latest addition to the cops 'n' racers stable is Most Wanted, hotly anticipated on consoles because it's from the racing pros at Criterion. But for those without an Xbox or PC and an abundance of mobile horsepower, EA offers the Android version, for a reasonable $7.Read More
Yes, we know, Disney bought Lucasfilm. No, there aren't going to be any spoilers about the plot, director, amount of direct involvement from George Lucas, or any other details about the upcoming Episode VII movie, no matter how much you (meaning me) want there to be so you (again, me) can stop worrying. What we do have is birds with force powers, giant flying fuzzballs, and, allegedly, the droids you're looking for.Read More
Man, this guy just can't catch a break, can he? As if there wasn't enough blood shed from our favorite death-defying ginger in the original Falling Fred and Running Fred after that, he's back for a third round in Super Falling Fred. Like the first, your goal is to make it from the top of a rather large shaft to the bottom without getting sliced by lasers, smashed by chomping doors, or impaled by giant spikey rollers.Read More
A review of Exor Studio's Zombie Driver is somewhat redundant, since it's been available on PCs via Steam for almost three years. But as any dedicated mobile gamer knows, translating a console or PC gaming experience to a handheld is rarely as straightforward as developers or publishers think, and the $7 asking price is a respectable chunk of change, even for a proven game. So, does the NVIDIA-published THD version of Zombie Driver live up to its undead-slaying progenitor?Read More
From the gameplay trailer, League of Heroes might almost look like Baby's First Diablo. In the village of Frognest, you star as a hero of the story, hacking and slashing through a variety of magical bad guys to save your town. The graphics are beautifully stylized in a 2D cartoon aesthetic. The game is free to play and includes over 60 quests.
If you've ever played an adventure game á la Legend of Zelda, you should feel right at home.Read More
Air Control meets tower defense game - that's the premise of a new game by Lemon Team, published by Amazon. This is the first game Amazon's published for Android (it's also on iOS), and it actually does look like a pretty interesting premise. You get a variety of planes which you route over a map, ala Air Control, and use those routes to destroy incoming enemies on the ground through various maps.Read More


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A performance by the Cashore Marionettes is a celebration of life. The program consists of a collection of engaging pieces encompassing a broad range of themes, each delivered with a simplicity that expresses the essence of the moment.
"The quality of manipulation is unparalleled, and the effect upon the audience is powerful."
— The Center of Contemporary Arts, St. Louis
April 4, 2015
Simple Gifts
James Madison University - Recital Hall
Harrisonburg, VA
April 8, 2015
Life in Motion
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Crafters Needed For Craft Show
Does anyone know how I can locate crafters for a holiday craft show? The show is in Nov., in St. Clair Shores, Michigan (southeast part of Michigan). We've been advertising everywhere and have generated a lot of response from consumers. But have found only a few crafters interested in being vendors. Any suggestions?
Go to the website "primmart.com" - there you'll find a wonderful group of crafters who mostly do primitive/country crafts (yes holiday crafts) but a lot of the members have stores, sell online, in eBay and also do shows. You'll have to be a member of the site to participate or post any msg, easily done. Unless you're a member, you won't be able to see all of the pages/forums in the site. Once you become a member though, go to the "online community" and there is a new post asking for lists of upcoming shows, etc.
I have a friend who would be interested in being in your craft show. She makes the lighted glass blocks and jewelry also. Please email her at firstname.lastname@example.com and/or send her the information for registering. Thanks!
Thanks for the advice! I will look into it right away. Phish, with your message about your friend, I was wondering if I would be allowed to leave my email address, in case someone else wants to contact me. Would that be against the rules? I don't want to do anything wrong.
Go to www.craftlister.com and list the show in the EVENTS section. (It's free) That's where you want to go for exhibitors.
Make sure you COMPLETELY fill out the form. That way any exhibitor that is looking for shows in that area will be sure to see it.
Are you located anywhere near HOLLY, Michigan?
That's the home base of the largest craft show promoter in the country. They do shows all over the USA, from New York to Florida to Colorado to California. I personally know exhibitors that have made over $10,000 in one weekend at their shows.
Thanks, Christopherh. I had already posted on Craftlister, but didn't realize I should also post on Eventlister. Their site seems pretty thorough, and I'm impressed! I've even gotten a couple requests for apps from there.
Didn't know about the promoters in Holly. Don't live close to them; live near Lake Huron. If you don't mind, would you please send me their name. Maybe they wouldn't mind giving some advice? Thanks!
Perhasps you can check the local Farmer's Market - I sell crafts at our local FM. Perhaps there are crafters there too - also check out the local fabric stores (don't forget Wal*Mart_) and ask if ypou cn put up a flyer for your show - Good luck with this endever - once a few crafters hear about your show - the word should fly around town!
Thank you for the excellent advice! I was going to leave flyers @ several businesses and stores, but so many of them don't allow it anymore. Especially Wal-Mart. Well, I'm going to drive around and see what I can do. I'm determined the show will go on! LOL Thanks for the support! You will probably be hearing from me often, as the show gets closer. Any advice is always welcome!! I'll let everyone know how it goes.
Go to Craigs List (link below). Then click on arts and crafts and post your message.
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at least 4 feet long - on path on night walk
Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica
about 3 feet hiding at edge of river near a log
Small snake, under a log at El Remanso
Nadando en el embalse
Keyko Cruz ©
Keyko Cruz ©
Bothrops asper is a venomous pit viper species ranging from southern Mexico to northern South America. Sometimes referred to as the "ultimate pit viper", these snakes are found in a wide range of lowland habitats, often near human habitations. Its proximity to human habitations is likely the reason why it is considered more dangerous to humans than others. This species is the main cause of snakebite incidents within its range. No subspecies are currently recognized.


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Top 5 U.S.-Born Soccer Players
With the World Cup taking place this month in Brazil, we came up with a list of the top 5 U.S.-born soccer players. We asked our own Mr. Soccer, Bill McDermott, to offer his thoughts on each selection.
Sports On A Sunday Morning: John Mozeliak, Kevin Demoff, Mike Matheny, Chris Kerber, Daryl Doran & Dan Reardon
Dan McLaughlin, Mike Matheny and John Mozeliak on Cardinals, Kevin Demoff on Rams, Chris Kerber on NHL, Daryl Doran on Ambush and Dan Reardon on Golf
Bosnia Beats Ivory Coast In Soccer Friendly
Team headed to its first World Cup wins 2-1 before 14,101 at Edward Jones Dome
It's Bosnia Vs. Ivory Coast In St. Louis
International soccer returns to the Edward Jones Dome, as teams get ready for 2014 World Cup play
Sports on a Sunday Morning: John Mozeliak, Kevin Demoff, Greg Amsiner, Dan McLaughlin, Bill McDermott
Cards GM John Mozeliak, Broadcaster Dan McLaughlin, Rams COO Kevin Demoff, MLB Network's Greg Amsinger & Soccer Analyst Bill McDermott.
St. Louisan Makes U.S. Men's World Cup Team
Brad Davis will be a midfielder for Team USA in Brazil.
The Sports Hub: John Weideman & Matt Giford
Voice of the Blackhawks John Wiedeman & Springfield Cardinals Vice President & GM Matt Gifford
Slobo Makes Indoor Soccer Hall
The late St. Louis Steamers, Storm, & Ambush player is among 3rd induction class
Sports On A Sunday: John Mozeliak, Kevin Demoff, Dan McLaughlin, Daryl Doran, & Tony Glavin
Sports On A Sunday: John Mozeliak, Kevin Demoff, Dan McLaughlin, Darryl Doran, & Tony Glavin
St. Louis Native Assists on U.S. Game-Winner
Becky Sauerbrunn set up Sydney Leroux goal to beat Canada 1-0.


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Devil's Bowl season begins at Diamond Run Mall Event
Stock car show marks unofficial opening for Rutland County racing season
The stock car racing season opens – at least unofficially – on March 28-29 at the Diamond Run Mall in Rutland, VT.
Late Flames rally dashes Blue Bombers' championship hopes
Flames come from behind for 3-2 state semifinals win
Border Hockey Bash raises thousands for MVP Kids; FCI Ray Brook wins 7-6
The 3rd Annual Border Bash Hockey Tournament was held on Feb. 28 and Mar. 1st at the Rouses Point Civic Center.
Section VII bowlers take to the lanes in state championship
While neither Section VII nor any of its teams left the Strike 'N Spare Lanes in Syracuse with any hardware, a handful of bowlers have plenty to hang their hats on after a weekend of competition March 7-8.
Indoor athletes take to state championships at Cornell
Boys and Girls
Blue Bombers Utica-bound
Lake Placid 4, Queensbury 1
The Blue Bombers have a chance at the school's first hockey state championship since 1980.
Hornets stave off Eagles in Class B title thriller
Plattsburgh 56, Beekmantown 54
The Hornets squandered a nine-point lead, trailed by two, but a lockdown performance by the young team in the final two minutes sealed the championship.
Vikings top Beavers for Class D title
Moriah 56, Keene 42
The Vikings kept their season perfect, pulling away in the fourth quarter after a furious Beavers rally.
Queens of the Court: Moriah, NAC, Saranac
Section VII crowned three champions in girls basketball March 6.
Instant Recap | Blue Bombers nab Section VII hockey crown
Lake Placid 5, Plattsburgh 3
The Blue Bombers win their first sectional title since 2001 in 5-3 thriller.
Champion! Bushey claims NYS wrestling title
Named Most Outstanding Wrestler
The Peru wrestler was the best of the best, winning the 170 lbs. title and top individual honor Saturday night.
Garrow's 3s help Patriots hold off Knights
AuSable Valley 53, Seton Catholic 47
The Patriots withstood a Knights rally with a surge of their own for the Class C semifinals win.
Villemaire girls go 5-for-5 at Section VII state qualifiers
Kallie and Kirsten Villemaire made a pathway to the top of the podium at the Section VII NYSPHSAA indoor track and field state qualifiers Feb. 21.
Liechty leads, Parrott scores upset of NYSPHSAA Qualifier
Really, who throws a shoe? Maybe it was not thrown, but the neon-orange one that came off the foot of Justin Liechty with less than 100-meters remaining in the 300-meter state qualifying race could have spelt doom for the Saranac runner's chance of sweeping his three events Feb. 21.
Hornets, Chiefs move on in hockey playoffs
Semifinals set for Friday night
Plattsburgh topped Northeastern Clinton 7-2 while Saranac earned a 2-0 blanking of Saranac Lake
Previous Next
- NYSPHSAA Class D Final Four: Moriah v. Bridgehampton
- Preston's golden goal gives Blue Bombers third straight C title
- AuSable Valley falls to NAC in C girls final
- End of the season
- Wrestling: Kenny Rivers v. Anthony DiNardo
- Wrestling: Dylan v. Dillon
- Wrestling: Kenny Rivers v. Marcus Ramundo
- Wrestling: Dylan Baker v. Luis Weierbach
- Championship weekend
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With the exception of three kind souls—Leland Breedlove, Mark Murdock and Pablo Impallari—who have donated actual cash money, and one brave soul—who wishes to remain nameless for obvious reasons—who is testing the waters of my iLUVfonts cooperative effort, **** you all very much.
Thanks for the memories Nick.
You endless antagonism and sour mood will be much missed.
Well, thank you, Hrant and, of course, screw you, Ryan. I just wonder what the hell I'm going to do with the domain name, by Microsoft Registered Vendor status, and eleven hundred lame-ass fonts. Maybe this guy would be interested in buying the concept…
For that matter, he might also like to invest in a Global Digital Rights Management Point-of-Sale plugin that would assign a unique serial number to MP3, fonts and other stuff, pay the rights holder instantly, then use the Cloud to track pirates. Or not: that's probably a little too "Big Brother" to suit freebooting American tastes. After all, Hrant: YOU think that it's a pretty good idea, and I don't mind sharing.
On a third hand, there's also this screwy idea I have to use cheap plastic parts, flexible tubing, an air compressor and a Stirling engine to cut heating and cooling costs for every new residential or commercial facility in the entire world by at least 67%, and maybe even more…
BTW, what dipwad came up with the "rent it for five minutes" provision to Monotype's SkyFonts proposal. Wouldn't it be better to sell EPS comps for, say, a buck apiece, with no minimum purchase—other than the FIRST buck, that is—required? Who knows? Some people's monthly font expenditures COULD exceed their smartphone bills…especially if there are hot coeds involved.
Thought you were leaving? Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya!
Hey, Ryan!
You gotta milk a swan song for all it's worth, you know.
Also, thanks, Hrant: my first donation. How ever cool. A few millions more, and I oughta be set for awhile…
You did say measly was OK...
that's probably a little too "Big Brother" to suit freebooting American tastes.
Not for the Apple drone armies it isn't. (Hmmm...)
Wouldn't it be better to sell EPS comps for, say, a buck apiece
URW (and later LettError, and I think at least one other outfit, maybe House or Stewart Sandler?) tried that. Dunno why it didn't work (I'm not being sarcastic).
Hey, I just had an idea: put your stuff on the next TypeCon auction.
Smartphone bills: what a classic American swindle. And we thought cable TV and SUVs were the epitomes of highway robbery.
Hey, I just had an idea: put your stuff on the next TypeCon auction.
Well, I hope that the next convention is close by. The 1912 ATF Book of American Typefaces alone weighs close to a metric tonne…
I meant the fonts (although if you want money out of it you'll have to make a special arrangement with SoTA, since it's supposed to be a donation, but for something this big they might make an exception).
Location: all I know is it's going to be in the west of the country.
Baltimore MD
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5. Bravely Second - announced sequel to default. Well on way already. Please can we get it pre christmas outside japan.
4. Advance Wars 3ds version - love these little games. Either full release or a e-shop smaller edition is fine.
3. Golden Sun - please announce soon. GBA version was great.
2. Metroid - on 3ds please not wii-u
1. Pokemon Y - announce already!!
No seriously why you reading this go watch NOW!!!
To have watched 5 hours of TwitchPlaysPokemon....
In summary for those not up to speed:
The hive mind gave up going up tower cos Bird Jesus has all normal moves and cannot kill them all (think after about 10hours of failing)
Hive mind decides Psychic tm on Keeper is way forward
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Got a real beef up about this today. Played a fair number of ranked singles and near every Japanese opponent that used gen 5 and before bank legendaries (and thats most pf them) turned out those legendaries where all shiny and flawless.
These are clearly not rng and plain pokegen'd. I know how to rng and unless you manipulate your id and such getting a flawless and shiny legendary is pretty much impossible and don't get me started on shiny bw2 flawless cresselia thats just not happening
Firstly this demo is great value to play. Unlike most 30min fail demos you can play for hours and have 3 dungeons with quests to do. Plus awards carry to the full version. I'd compare it to a a free version of the Derpa Men. 10/10 for effort and a great demo.
Secondly it tells nothing of the story and focuses on gameplay/features. I hear the full version has a nice story and cut scenes :D .
Finally I am unsure as to whether to get full game even though I really enjoyed


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Susan Forsburg Recognized for Commitment to Women in Science
The USC College professor of biological sciences has been honored with the American Society of Microbiology's Alice C. Evans Award.
Susan Forsburg, professor of biological sciences in USC College, has received the 2011 Roche Diagnostics Alice C. Evans Award from the American Society of Microbiology (ASM) for her contributions to the advancement of women in science.
The honor celebrates ASM members who have demonstrated a commitment to women in science through mentorship and advocacy, while setting an example through scientific and professional achievement. The organization lauds Forsburg for her research in the College as well as her work on the advisory board of USC's Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE), which is committed to increasing the success of women in science. Active nationally in women-in-science issues, Forsburg also runs www.womenbio.net, a Web site she started in 1997. The site provides women in biology with online resources ranging from educational opportunities to job openings.
At USC College since 2004, Forsburg studies how fission yeast cells maintain genome stability, particularly during DNA replication. She is one of five professors in the College's Department of Biological Sciences to receive exceptionally high priority grant scores from the National Institutes of Health this past year, which will translate to generous funding for her study on how meiosis react to DNA damage.
Forsburg has earned numerous honors, including being named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Association for Women in Science and the USC Center for Excellence in Research. She also received a USC-Mellon Award for Excellence in Mentoring.
She is an active member of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology for which she serves on the Public Affairs Advisory Committee, and the American Society for Cell Biology's Women in Cell Biology Committee. She serves on NIH study section, and is a member of the American Cancer Society's Council for Extramural Grants.
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137th Gebirg wrote:
IIRC, Zark was an American invention when it was re-edited as Battle of the Planets, to be a "kid friendly" narrator to the story and to fill in space from editing. Like Yamato, there were some occasional not-so-kid-friendly aspects to Gatchamen that had to be clipped. When episodes came in short, they put in the robot (a very R2-D2/IQ-9 kind of character that kids could easily relate to).
That's true, but there was more to it than that.
was an entirely Earthbound show, but this was just after
Star Wars
happened and everyone wanted to imitate it, so they added the R2D2-esque robot and shot bridging material to show the characters' ship flying through space, so that they could pretend that the Earth-based action sequences from the original were happening on various alien planets.
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