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Poison : Her bite is slightly poisonous. 3
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Speed : Faster than most other dragons. 7
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"We are pleased to have been awarded this grant," commented Vartan Ghazarossian, PhD, President and CEO of StemCor Systems, Inc. "This SBIR award provides further validation of our scientific and clinical approach, to satisfy the unmet need to easily and effectively obtain marrow-derived cells. The grant will be used to broaden our capabilities regarding the harvest of bone marrow, as well as the processing of stem and progenitor cells it contains, for bone marrow transplantation. Additionally," he explained, "the MarrowMiner System has the potential to improve upon a growing number of therapeutic applications in the field of Regenerative Medicine including cardiovascular, neurologic, diabetic and orthopedic disorders."
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SEATTLE (AP) -- A news helicopter crashed into a street and burst into flames Tuesday near Seattle's Space Needle, killing both people on board, badly injuring a man in a car and sending plumes of black smoke over the city during the morning commute.
The chopper was taking off from a helipad on KOMO-TV's roof when it went down at a downtown intersection and hit three vehicles, starting them on fire and spewing burning fuel down the street.
Kristopher Reynolds, a contractor working nearby, said he saw the helicopter lift about 5 feet off the low-rise building before it started to tilt. The chopper looked like it was trying to correct itself when it took a dive.
"Next thing I know, it went into a ball of flames," Reynolds said.
Witnesses also reported hearing unusual noises coming from the helicopter as it took off after refueling, said Dennis Hogenson, deputy regional chief with the National Transportation Safety Board in Seattle. They said the aircraft then rotated before it crashed near the Seattle Center campus, which is home to the Space Needle, restaurants and performing arts centers.
Mayor Ed Murray noted the normally bustling Seattle Center was relatively quiet at the time. Had it been a busier day, "this would have been a much larger tragedy," he said.
In response to the crash, the city will review its policies about permitting helicopter pads, Murray said.
Investigators documented the scene and will examine all possibilities as they determine what caused the crash, Hogenson said. A preliminary analysis is expected in five days, followed by a fuller report with a probable cause in up to a year.
KOMO identified the pilot as Gary Pfitzner, of Issaquah. Also killed in the crash was Bill Strothman, a former longtime KOMO photographer. Both men were working for Cahokia, Ill.-based Helicopters Inc., which owned the Eurocopter AS350. The aircraft was leased jointly by KOMO and KING-TV.
Firefighters who arrived at the scene before 8 a.m. found a "huge black cloud of smoke" and two cars and a pickup truck engulfed in flames, Seattle Fire Department spokesman Kyle Moore said.
Fuel running down the street also was on fire, and crews worked to stop it before it entered the sewer, Moore said.
An injured man managed to free himself from a burning car and was taken to Harborview Medical Center, Moore said. The man was on fire, and KOMO reported that one of its building security guards, Brian Post, ran toward the fire to help.
"I used my hand at first and then his jacket to get the flames out," Post, a former police officer, told the station.
Richard Newman, 38, suffered burns on his lower back and arm, covering up to 20 percent of his body, hospital spokeswoman Susan Gregg said. He was in serious condition in the intensive care unit and likely will require surgery, she said.
Two others who were in vehicles that were struck by the helicopter were uninjured. One of them, a woman, went to a police station and talked to officers, while a man from the pickup walked to a nearby McDonald's restaurant. Police later located him unhurt.
Only the helicopter's blue tail end could be identified in the wreckage strewn across the street. The wreckage was later hauled away, and by Tuesday evening the Seattle Transportation Department said the cleanup was complete.
KOMO news anchor Dan Lewis said it wasn't the regular KOMO helicopter but a temporary replacement for one that is in the shop for an upgrade.
KOMO is a block from the Space Needle and is surrounded by high-rise office and apartment buildings. Workers at the station rushed to the window when they heard the crash. KOMO reporters were then in the position of covering their colleagues' deaths.
One of them, Denise Whitaker, said on the street shortly after the crash: "It is definitely a tragic scene down here. It is a difficult time for all of us this morning."
Lewis described Strothman as someone "who really knew how his pictures could tell a million words."
"He was just a true gentleman," Lewis said on the air. "We're going to miss you guys. And thanks so much for all that you gave to us."
The Strothman family said in a statement that the former KOMO photographer was a "great man, a kind soul, a devoted husband, a loving father and brother."
The Seattle Monorail, which runs about 50 yards away, was operating Tuesday morning and passed the scene about 15 seconds before the crash happened, said Thomas Ditty, the monorail's general manager.
Other cities have experienced helicopter crashes as TV stations rush to cover the news from above major cities.
Two news helicopters collided in midair in Phoenix in 2007 as the aircraft covered a police chase, sending fiery wreckage plummeting onto a park. Four people in the helicopters were killed.
The crash prompted changes at the stations in how they operated their helicopter crews.
Associated Press writers Doug Esser and Donna Gordon Blankinship contributed to this report.
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It was a tough way to end the season as the Garner-Hayfield/Ventura Cardinals (7-4) were eliminated in the first round of playoffs by the Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley Nighthawks (9-1), 34-13. Big plays made the difference for the Nighthawks as both teams managed over 300 yards of offense.
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Adventure is an old game and one that has been known by many names: ''Adventure'', "Colossal Cave", and the simplistic abbreviation "Advent". As games go, it is indeed a classic, having sparked an entirely new tangent of game development in the early days of the gaming industry. Its effects can still be felt today.
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That changed, of course. My father bought me a game package he had pulled from the bargain bin. It was a set of two 5.25-inch floppies from Broderbund (the covered wagon people) entitled "Golden Oldies Volume 1." Loading it up, I was surprised to find a collection of four "classics" of the day: Adventure, Eliza, Life and Pong. My mother decided she liked Eliza the best and would continually attempt to convince the poor thing that she was a beach ball or something similar. I found my passion in Adventure, a little game that transported me into a world filled with scary little dwarves and myriad treasures, all for the taking, if the young spelunker was up to the challenge. Needless to say, I never beat the game. I rarely drew maps, and when I did, I routinely forgot which direction was east. I had managed to memorize a large portion of the game, but in retrospect I don't think I ever truly got it. Maybe it was because I was too busy experiencing the world to really want to win. (Or more likely, because I was young and stupid, but leave me to rose-tint my world however I want, please.) Eventually, my old copy of Adventure developed bad sectors and I put it to rest.
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I was happy to rediscover my game in the BSD Gamespack (/usr/games/) that ships with many Linux distributions, including Red Hat. It was like meeting a childhood friend again on the street. Now I'd like to introduce it to you.
The game of Adventure has a long history, dating back to the earliest days of modern computing. In the beginning (1972), there was Will Crowther. He was a programmer, caver and role-player (Dungeons and Dragons, in particular). Faced with boredom (the motivational force behind many a good program), a desire to create something for his daughter and his assorted talents, he set out to create a game based on his explorations of the Mammoth and Flint Ridge cave systems in Kentucky. This game included many of the features of the later versions and included descriptions and room names taken directly from the caves in the real world.
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You out there? Wanted to get your thoughts on why we haven't seen more straight arm forehands, considering the the success, superiority of the ones owned by Fed, Nadal, Del Potro and Verdasco. Also, any thoughts on the next evolutionary step in the FH. Really appreciate all your keen insight into the game in the past.
Not seen tricky around these parts for quite some time (it's been nearly a year). He resurfaces every once in a while and then goes back into hiding.
Many players find the straight-arm FH a bit more difficult to control. Most of us do it only on high contact points. Perhaps the next gen, who've grown up watching Roger & Rafa, will produce more straight-arm FH pros.
Is it really a matter of control or simply timing? Since a straight arm implies having to make contact much further out in front.
As one's grip becomes more western, the more supinated the arm becomes at the bottom of the forward swing (aka the slot). It's a bigger strain to straighten out a supinated arm than a neutral or pronated arm, so I guess the natural tendency for those with grips tending to western is to use a bent arm. Obviously, this is not a hard and fast rule, and there are players who behave differently (you know who they are).
Well honestly, due to the success of players that use "double bend", and how the double bend is more comfortable and easy to time as was mentioned, I think this will be the mainstream. It's not because of the double bend were seeing the likes of Novak, murray, ferrer, and others have success, it's the incredible defense and speed. Emphasis will be place on these first. Then as long as the forehand can put away a winner when needed, and make good enough placement to dictate a point, that's all will be asked of the forehand. Murray and Novak don't have killer forehands like nadal or delpo. But their backhand has emphasis and their defense does. As long as the forehand can do its job when needed their fine and win many matches. If delpo or nadals forehand crumbles, their game done. IE nadal soderling in the French. Everything falling short for nadal forehand and robin went to town on them. But when it's on they are unbearable to play. I think the new wave of players don't want to be so dependent on a single shot. Were all seeing how Isner is dependent on that serve. Sometimes painful to watch. You break him once and he's lost. Against a nobody at that.
Going back to what tricky had said some time ago:
You can try starting your backswing with a pronated arm with the racquet pointing slightly forwards, like Federer does. It will be much easier to keep it straight at that point. You will have to flip your arm quickly into a supinated position just before the forward swing to point your racquet backwards, and maybe it will be easier to keep your arm straight with this sequence.
That said, I would recommend doing what comes naturally. I don't have either the strength or enough fast twitch muscles in my arm to do all the things that ATP pros do so quickly, so in my takeback, my arm is not as pronated and my racquet is partially pointing backwards already. In other words, if I try to flip as quickly as Federer or Nadal, I will goof up on fast balls more often than is good for me! It may work for you/others differently. Please don't blame me if you forget how to hit your forehand as a result! :)
Tricky, and I hope he makes an appearance, suggested many tricks to try to do this yourself. The most recent one, and the best in my opinion, is to pronate the hand of the non-hitting arm during the backswing - turning the hand/forearm so that your pinky rotates up toward the sky. Doing this with the off-hard tends to result in the hitting hand following this motion. This is a good trick, as you don't consciously try to do anything special with your hitting hand. We all know that consciously doing stuff during the stroke can get ugly. :)
Hey corners, you are right as usual! I didn't want to bring up the active/passive stuff just to keep things simple... and I remember tricky's point about the non-dominant hand influencing the dominant hand. Glad you chimed in, since this gets out of my area of expertise pretty quick! :)
BTW, regarding the non-hitting arm, I have my own theories of how best to use it, FWIW. What I believe is that when the two hands work together, hand to eye coordination is enhanced and one makes much cleaner contact. In my own experimentation with forehands, volleys, and overheads, I have found this to be true, and this is how I use my non-hitting (left) arm. One side effect is that the body gets positioned correctly for the stroke, since one is forced to turn when one has two hands on the racquet for the unit turn.
Also, 2 hand take back in prep or unit turn aids with keeping both arms in sync with the body. When the racket arm gets out of sync with the core rotation is when the FH goes off.
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If Kill Bill was Spaghetti western-meets-kung fu, then Inglourious Basterds is Spaghetti western-meets- war. Any doubts are cleared by the typeface in the titles, the music (Ennio Morricone), and the name of the first chapter 'Once Upon a Time in Nazi Occupied France'. Apparently, this was supposed to be the name of the movie but director / writer Quentin Tarantino changed it. And, Tarantino has refused to explain the spelling, calling it artistic flourish.
The title works as a beacon into Tarantino's alternate universe where nothing is as it seems, not even history. We, the audience, are more than willing to forgive him his trespasses as we are anyway too breathless from the hectic subversive ride he has taken us on.
The film begins in 1941 in Nazi-occupied France where an evil Nazi colonel is having a civilised conversation with a farmer suspected of harbouring Jews. That section, almost 20 minutes of dialogue, is practically a text book of Tarantino-style filmmaking with long takes, longer conversations, and killer tension as we wait for the violence to explode, which it does, in a dutifully mind-blowing manner.
The scene introduces us to two key players — the Nazi colonel Hans Landa and a young Jewish girl Shosanna, who escapes even as Landa kills her family. The next chapter introduces us to the Inglourious Basterds, a group of bloodthirsty American Jews led by Aldo Raine who are out to kill as many Nazis as they can, slowly and painfully.
Years go by and Shosanna has assumed a new identity — running a movie theatre in Paris. When she meets a movie crazy Nazi war hero and actor Frederick Zoller, who insists the premiere of his film be held in Shosanna's theatre, she realises her chance of revenge is at hand.
The Basterds have a similar idea of doing away with the Nazi top brass, and with the help of German actor and double agent Bridget von Hammersmark land up at the premiere. What follows is the usual plotting and counterplotting with betrayals and double dealings galore.
The film has long chunks of dialogue that are not one bit boring. For instance, the dissertations on rats versus squirrels (reminds of you of the conversation on pigs in Pulp Fiction) and the word-based parlour game.
The tension is ratcheted to unbearable levels as the characters reveal fascinating things about themselves, their hopes and their fears. And, just when you think things are getting very profound on screen, Tarantino throws you an oddball. Sample the priceless conversation between Mike Meyers' General and a film critic.
Acted brilliantly by everyone from Brad Pitt's Raine and Diane Kruger's Von Hammersmark to Melanie Laurent's Shosanna, Christoph Waltz is a revelation as the reptilian Landa.
This is a movie Tarantino fans will adore. That is not to say the film cannot be enjoyed by those who are not hard-core fanboys. There is enough good cinema in this one to be gloriously enjoyed by all.
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1000 Pokemon dollars would be equal to ¥1000. Which is equal to $101.74 USD.
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Desperately Seeking part three
Desperately Seeking part four
Desperately Seeking part five
Minako and Mara arguing about music
John Gallandro, Lyria Skywalker and Isaac Tenou
The three faces of Tenel Ka
Decepticus Rex:
Thundercracker as an E-wing
Most of my fics take place in what is evolving into the 'Strikerverse'. Details to follow when I figure them out.
Although the following fics are all part of the same 'SW/ST crossover.
'Where No Jedi Has Gone Before'
Measure of a Droid'
'Aggressive Negotiations'
Aside from OCs, I own nothing from these fics. Not even sure about the OCs, either. ;)
Elements of Harmony and the Savior of Worlds
Here we go!
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Kim, Kanye kick off pre-wedding festivities at French chateau
Published on May 24, 2014 12:17 AM
PARIS (AFP) - Kanye West and his bride-to-be Kim Kardashian lunched Friday at a French chateau owned by iconic designer Valentino, kicking off a marathon celebration expected to culminate in the wedding of the year.
The 33-year-old reality TV star, one of the world's most recognised faces, and her rapper beau were accompanied by their baby and Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner to the bash at Valentino's historic estate.
The Chateau de Wideville lies west of Paris. The sleepy hamlet where it is located was abuzz as several black sedans rolled into the magnificent property and journalists scrambled to catch sight of the celebrity pair.
A source involved in the event said the couple had requested that the cars transporting their entourage be sprayed with Chanel perfume inside.
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