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Tigerfish from my Verandah
Where are the days when tigers where tigers?
By Korrie Broos
Tigers started as a feline species of cats that occurred predominantly in Asia. Of which the Bengal, Siberian Sumatra tigers are probably the most well know feline tigers that we have, but they are endangered and we don't know for how long we will have them with us unless we take some serious action to protect them and their habitat.
Maybe because we have decimated the feline tigers, we have tried to recreate their beauty, grace, poise, elegance, strength and ferociousness by naming so many other things after them.
So what do we have now?
We have the Asian tigers, the economic block made up of Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand Indonesia. The Detroit Tigers, which is a baseball team. The Leicester Tigers who play Rugby. The Melbourne Tigers who are a basketball club. Tiger Woods who could be, arguably, the greatest golfer to have graced the greens. There were even some flying tigers in the form of the Tiger Moth airplane.
All these are famous tigers in some form or the other and there are probably more that have slipped my mind.
While all the other "tiger species" are proliferating, the feline species are shrinking.
The only other "tiger" that is an animal and has a stable population, compares to the feline species in grace, power, ferociousness, speed and awe inspiring beauty is the Tigerfish from Africa. So there is a tiger that is a fish [or is that a fish that is a tiger]?
Most fisher folk have heard of tigerfish: tigers should be on top or at least very high on their list of fish species to target...
Fishing and camping trips to remote and distant areas in the 40's, 50's and 60's did not entail the modern luxuries of today's lodges or modern camping accessories that we have at our disposal today.
Transport was in the form of old trucks, as 4 x 4's were only available to the military.
Refrigeration for the food and liquid refreshments was typically a huge block of ice that you purchased at the last town before you left "civilization". The African bush can get hot, very hot. 35 degrees in the shade is a pleasant temperature and you needed some form of refrigeration. At your campsite you would find a place that would have shade for the whole day: Dig a huge hole and line it with tarpaulin, dump the ice block in there and that was your refrigerator that kept your supplies, liquid and solids cold for the next couple of days. Fishing in the old days was normally with spoons (literally pieces of table spoon sometimes) or a fillet of bait fish. Sometimes if the fish came up to the spoons, had a look and disappeared you would tie a fillet on the spoon to convince him to take the spoon. One of the favorite commercially available spoons was the red and silver, Zambezi aristocrat.
Those were the days when noise pollution was the Trumpeting of a herd of elephant the ear piercing non stop (cry, scream) of the cicadas. 40 different birds singing, chirping and chattering you awake, while you are trying to sleep off last night's evidence of sitting next to the fire and reminiscing of the day's fishing while consuming some amber liquid (beer, whiskey or brandy).
The tigerfish, in Africa south of the Equator, occur as far south as the Tropic of Capricorn.
The river systems that play host to tigerfish include the Zambezi and Katanga Deltas. The only exception where it occurs south of the Capricorn is the Phongola system, near the border between South Africa and Mozambique.
Tigerfish occur from the Eastern borders of South Africa and central southern Africa (Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana) but is absent in the west flowing Kunene River, which forms the border between the Angola and Namibia.
The Okavango delta is situated in the northern area of Botswana and is one of earth's last unspoilt wilderness areas.
It is one of earth's largest inland waters systems. The water from the Delta comes from the Angola highlands. This is almost a misnomer as this highland is only about 60m higher that the Delta itself.
The rain in the Angolan highlands starts round about October and ends sometime in April. This water drains inland.
The water travels 450 kilometers or some 300 miles south and southeast, over this distance it drops only by 60 meters as mentioned earlier. This slowly meandering pace takes up to 9 months to complete. The floodwaters, as is common for most processes in Africa, are in no rush and each second is treasured as it passes through this lovely scenery. Here the water's only driving force and eternal fuel, gravity, carries it on until it eventually disappears in the sand of the Kalahari desert or evaporates from the African sun.
Generally there is not a huge amount of flood damage, as the water moves so slowly.
When the water level reaches its peak a total area of 16000 kilometers square can be flooded. The smallest area covered at the end of the dry season is about 9000 kilometers square. The water level slowly rises and floods out of the main channel and onto the floodplains. The small baitfish migrate to the safety of these floodplains and this is where they breed.
With the foraging of the hippos and the odd fire, new canals are continually created: as the floating islands drift the pathways in the Delta shift.
The local guides at the camps who grew up in this maize know their way through these shifting canals like you do the path between your front door and beer fridge.
At the edges of the Delta you will find the communal land and it is not strange to see goats and cows feeding on the edges of this giant wilderness area.
Deeper in the Delta it is Africa at its purest and best. Wild animals abound and on your travels along the waterways it is not uncommon to spot numerous species of antelope, elephants, crocodiles hippos and even a pride of lions or two who make these islands part of there home territory.
For the Birders this is about as close to Nirvana as it gets without having to die, over 350 different species have been spotted in the delta.
Tiger fish all over have the same habits where like sized fish roam together in schools. The really large fish are loners.
The main fishing time for Tigers in the Delta area and all the rivers feeding the Delta is the annual "barbel run". The "barbel" is an African Catfish (Clarias Gariepinus).
You don't fish for the Barbel. As the floodwaters slowly recede and the huge floodplains are being exposed the baitfish migrate back to the main channel.
The barbel start to hunt in packs and start to herd the small fish who try to take refuge in the papyrus and reeds. Baitfish can be little sprat like fish from as little as 3cm long to Churchill's up to 20cm in length. The escaping baitfish that are so lucky not to fall prey to the marauding barbel are snapped up by the Tigerfish who follow the feeding frenzy. During very large barbel runs you can catch Tigers on poppers and surface bugs.
Depending on the amount of water that flooded the Delta the prime time to fish the Barbel run is October. John Yelland from Upstream who runs annual trips to the Delta to fish the Barbel Run, recommends the following tackle, for fishing in the Delta area , a 6 to 8 weight rod with a fast sinking line (8 being the preferred choice). Your leader varies between 4 and 7 foot depending on the water depth, which is between 1 and 2 meters deep.
For many a fly fisher the fly of choice is a Clouser Minnow. Should you miss the barbel run, you should fish the inside bends of the river or close to the papyrus and reed beds. This is where the Tiger fish congreagate and wait for passing baitfish. Fishing in the delta is best done from boats as you would share the water with crocodiles and hippos if you attempted to wade (and banks are typically densely covered with reeds). In Africa, hippos kill more people than any other wild animal. Other fish that are available are various species of bream and the flies to use for them will be Zonker and Bunny patterns, large buggers, deer hair bugs and poppers and smaller streamer patterns.
Accommodation in the Delta varies, from super luxury to absolute 4 x 4 almost survivor mode.
The Delta is fed by feeder rivers and John Yelland uses the Lodge that is situated on the banks of the Nxamaseri River is a lodge.
Here you can stand on the terrace of the lodge, with the river flowing at your feet, cast a fly and hook a tigerfish.
|Elephants crossing the Zambezi river start out looking like rocks, but turn into live animals
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fish in the movie "Jungle book" or "The Lion King" well come and fish for tigerfish and you will know. Your spectators can be hippos in the river, elephants, baboons, guinea fowl, fish eagles, antelope, and zebras along the banks of the river. One of the best places to fish for tigers in fast flowing rivers is the Zambezi river Valley.
These areas are still wild, unspoilt areas. Where lion, elephant, crocodiles, hippos, antelope and many other wild animals still roam free.
Again the best time of the year to fish is September and October when the water has warmed up and the level has dropped. Tigerfish prefer warm well oxygennated waters. The lower the level of the river, the more structure is exposed and the more concentrated the fish become. To reach these remote areas you will need a serious 4 x 4 or a light aircraft.
There is a camp on the banks of the Zambezi River, Kulefu Tented Camp. Here you can experience the "Lion King" and "Jungle Book" setting while fishing for Tigerfish.
This tented camp on the banks of the river boasts all the modern civilized comforts and world-class game viewing and fishing from virtually the terrace of the tented camp.
Gerard Laubscher and Arno Matthee of FlyCastaway guiding services, who run tiger fishing expeditions from Kulefu, recommend the following fishing setups for fishing in the Lion King settings.
A 9-foot, 9 weight rod with fast sinking lines suitable for warm water. Fast sinking tips are not recommended, as the water is strong fast flowing water. With the fused lines and different densities it becomes very difficult to maintain direct contact with the fly.
Tigerfish with their hard and bony mouths make hookups very difficult: The different densities of the fused lines and the bellies that form in the strong flowing waters makes the setting of the hook even more difficult. Frustration will be the name of the game with many a lost fish. Leader setups are generally short on the fast sinking lines with the maximum being about 5 foot, 4 foot is even better. A straight mono of 12 to 15 lbs is all that you need. In slower flowing waters there are many fly fishers who fish with a straight mono leader setup. But for the faster water piano wire is a must. A 5 inch 50 lb section between the leader and the fly is the recommended medicine. You can go thinner as the fish won't bite it off but the thicker wire is less likely to kink and is easier to straighten when it does kink. The darker the wire the better as the tigerfish sometimes attack the more shiny varieties and you could end up with an empty piece of mono after such an attack.
Suitable flies such as buck tail streamers in combinations of black, grey, red, orange and yellow work well and are quick to tie. Make sure you have some weighted and unweighted flies with some Clouser Minnows as well.
Short shank straight point hooks are recommended by all guides in Southern Africa for tigerfish.
As all your spectators could be star performers in the Lion King and Jungle Book no wading is allowed and all fishing is from boats.
Some of the other fishes you can catch in the Zambezi are nembwe, chessa and yellowfish (see article about yellowfish)
All the fishing for tigerfish is at the end of the dry season and towards the start of the rainy season.
You might be lucky to experience one of the early thunderstorms.
Amazing sounds that will stay with you as you wait for the first drop to land. The the first one lands in the dust with this heavy muffled solid thump, then a next and next until it is a curtain of water landing in water. Pretty soon you will see that the African soil is grateful, very grateful when it comes to water. Turning lush green almost overnight.
If you are fishing outside the drier times of the year it will be preferable to fish the man made lakes.
Where the tigers in many of the rivers are stronger pound for pound because they are constanly fighting the current, the tiger fish in the dams make up for it in sheer size.
Being the one of the fastest if not the fastest fresh water species, very few fish can out sprint the tiger fish when it is in feeding mode. Very seldom will it need to operate at full throttle to catch a prey. The only time it will be full throttle is when you have a hook-up.
Being the one of the fastest if not the fastest fresh water species, very few fish can out sprint the tiger fish when it is in feeding mode. Very seldom will it need to operate at full throttle to catch a prey. The only time it will be full throttle is when you have a hook-up.
Most fly fishers on their first take and hook-up, thinks that they have stuck a rock on the bottom,especially with the fast sinking lines. When the fish turns and takes off into the blue yonder, you will forever remember that jet proppelled moving rock. Wrapped knuckles, burnt palms and absolute disbelief will be the lingering memories.
Fishing in dams are also from boats as the fish tend to move around, hunting for prey.
There are various dams that have tigerfish in them. Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe, Cabora Basa in Mosambique and Pongola Dam in South Africa are but a few. On many of the dams you can rent house boats, and virtually fish from the stern or the "verandah" of the boat. Or you can take the tender boats and go and search for the Tigerfish. Alternatively many of the dams will have accomodation on the shore. Pongola dam is the only dam that is in a very low risk area when it comes to malaria. This is also the most southern area where tigers occur. This dam is the only dam that is completely surrounded by a game reserve and is one of the oldest game reserve in South Africa. The reserve extends over part of the original area that, in 1894, was declared the Pongola Game Reserve by Paul Kruger, President of the old Transvaal Republic. The original reserve has since been re-proclaimed, in part, as the Phongolo Nature Reserve, which is the present Pongola Game Reserve's immediate neighbour.
For the fly fisher that wants a true African experience to enjoy with his family. With safari's, game drives, good cuisine and fly fish for tigerfish. This is the place to go to.
Although tigerfish occur in some of the other national game parks, you are not allowed to fish in the national parks in South Africa. Here you can fish for these magnificent fish and experience an African safari with all the bells and whistles of a modern safari holiday. Karel Landman the owner of Pongola Game Reserve recommends a 8 or 9 weight rod with a fast sinking line and an intermediate line for fishing this huge impoundment, when the Tiger fish is feeding closer to the surface. As with all huge pieces of water the wind can blow strong at times and then the 9 weight works well. The hook sizes here are also large,3/0 and larger. The most popular flies are Clousers, Zonkers, Deceivers. Favourite colors are Pink, Blue, White, Brown and Black.
Here a day's excitement could include landing a huge tiger fish, a game drive where you spot elephants, rhinos, antelope, buffalo, lounging next to the pool and doing absolutley nothing to recharge the batteries and end the day with a five star meal.
The added advantage of fishing Pongola Game reserve is that the mecca of South African Deep sea fishing in the warm Indian ocean is less than an hours drive away at Sodwana Bay.
Here you can cast a line to gaint GT's or tease a sailfish to take your fly, maybe even a marlin.
For more info about fishing for tigerfish and guided tours you can visit the following websites
Upstream Flyfishing - www.upstreamflyfishing.co.za/
FlyCastaway - www.flycastaway.com
Pongola Game Reserve - www.pongolagamereserve.com


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This Moroccan, main-course vegetable dish integrates marvelous components: preserved lemons, juicy tan olives, and well-spiced potatoes.
YIELD: Serves 4 to 6
1. Peel the potatoes and thickly slice into a bowl of cold water.
2. In heavy saucepan set over moderate heat, cook the grated onion in olive oil until melting, 3 to 4 minutes. Add the tomato, ginger, paprika, cumin, and garlic. Cook, stirring, for 2 more minutes.
3. Drain the potatoes and add to the pan with the thinly sliced onion, the bay leaf, and the fresh lemon quarter. Toss to coat the potatoes, onion, and lemon quarter with the parsley, cilantro, and salt to taste. Add the saffron and 1 1/2 cups hot water and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to very low and simmer until the potatoes are tender, about 40 minutes.
4. Use a slotted spatula to transfer to a covered serving dish to keep warm. Discard the lemon. Add the olives to the liquid and boil until the pan juices are reduced to a thick sauce. Correct the seasoning, pour over the potatoes, and garnish with the preserved lemon.
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Wolfert recommends cooking this dish the way Moroccans traditionally do: in a clay pot such as a Mexican cazuela or Moroccan tagine. The porous clay absorbs liquid from the dish, then slowly releases steam as it heats, which results in a more flavorful, juicy dish. Moroccan tagines are available at www.tagines.com. A note of warning: Clay pots are sensitive to rapid temperature changes, which can cause cracking. Don't put anything hot in a cold tagine or anything cold in a hot tagine. Consider investing in a flame-tamer or heat-diffuser (a metal plate that's placed over the burner) to distribute heat evenly.
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NEW YORK, May 13, 2012 – Fourth generation family owned and operated, MOSCOT, today announced its new home at 108 Orchard Street will officially open its doors on May 22, 2013 – just a stone's throw away (literally) from its longtime location across Delancey.
After 77 and a half years at 118 Orchard Street, their iconic building was sold for development. But for MOSCOT, a fixture on the Lower East Side since Great Grandpa Hyman began selling eyewear from a pushcart in 1915, abandoning its beloved Lower East Side neighborhood was not an option.
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Co-President Wendy Simmons added, "There are so few family businesses left in New York City, let alone fourth generation businesses operating in the same place. To help keep tradition alive is truly an honor."
To commemorate the historic opening, MOSCOT will remain open an extra two hours on Thursday, May 23rd, from 7pm to 9pm, offering friends and neighbors a chance to visit the Shop and shop – at a 15% discount from 6pm to 9pm – something that won't likely happen again for another 77 and a half years.
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Leon MESSIAEN, Deinze (BE)
Story of a Barcelona Winner
Successive nominations in the K.B.D.B. Championships made this little long distance colony in Grammene (Deinze) widely known in the eighties.
Leon Messiaen obtained prizes such as :
8th Gen. Champion of Belgium K.B.D.B. (1981)
6th Gen. Champion of Belgium K.B.D.B. (1982)
7th Gen. Champion of Belgium K.B.D.B. (1983)
5th Champion of Belgium K.B.D.B – Young Pigeons (1983)
Apart from that, Leon Messiaen has also acquired numerous victories in leading championships such as a.o. :
1st East-Flemish Marathon Old (1984)
1st Champion of Honour West-Flanders (1983)
1st National Long Distance trophy Youngsters (1983)
1979 : 1st prize Long Distance Club – 8th prize National Barcelona and 2nd Golden Wing BBC.
But the decision to definitively switch to Extreme Long Distance races was taken after the regional triumph in the Barcelona race (Long Distance Club Meulebeke/Roeselare) in 1979; only one pigeon was put into a basket and it achieved the following results:
1st Long Distance Club: 344 p.
2nd Provincial : 1902 p.
3rd East- and West-Flanders: 1284 p.
8th National : 6602 p.
15th International : 12106 p.
2nd Golden Wing BBC
First of all, Emiel Denys (Zulte), the late Gaby Deleersnijder (Zulte) and the late Joseph Van den Broucke (Wielsbeke/Zwevegem) were contacted.
" BARCELONA '79" – ringn°. 4280780-75 - was by the way a pure Gaby Deleersnijder.
By acquiring "De Perpignan II-duivin" – ringn°. 4134639/84 at Emiel Denys's, Leon brought a new golden nugget to his breeding loft. She was the daughter of Emiel's famous "Perpignan-duivin" – ringn°. 4338995/79 that won the 12th international prize old pigeons and the 2nd international prize hens in the Perpignan race of 1981 at Denys's. In those years, Leon's colony consisted of no more than 10 breeding couples.
1990 : 1st prize Long Distance Club – 28th National prize
1996 : 2nd prize Long Distance Club – 53rd National prize
1997 : 2nd prize Long Distance Club – 29th National prize
" Perpignan II-duivin" was coupled with "de Pau" (ringn°. 4422569/82) -who won a 6th prize in the national Pau race in 1987- and they became the parents of an extra top breeder called "Pauson" – ringn°. 4116105/84.
" Pauson" was coupled with "Tee-Pipo" (breed of Tee Denys x Pipo - J. Van den Broucke) and was on the one hand the father of the famous "ZWARTEN BARCELONA" – ringn°. 4350054/92 that managed to be part of the top of the Barcelona race in the Long Distance Club of Meulebeke for four years in a row with a 12th, 7th, 2nd and a 13th prize. On the other hand, the same "Pauson" -coupled this time with "Blauw VDB-duivinneke" with ringn°. 3089662/89 (a pure Jos Van den Broucke – Pips/Pipo breed)- is the father of "DESERTEUR BARCELONA" with ringn°. 4395950/94, who achieved a 2nd regional prize, 10th prize of West- and East-Flanders, 29th national prize and 55th international prize against 24.908 pigeons in 1997. By obtaining such results, he emphasized the Barcelona tradition of the Leon MESSIAEN loft.
That same "Perpignan II-duivin" coupled with a cock of Gaby Deleersnijder, namely "Blauwe Nestp. GDL 76" with ringn°. 4690795/76, is the mother of "GESCHELPTE BARCELONA" (ringn°. 4238087/86) who also won the 1st prize in the Barcelona race of 1990. On a Provincial level this was a 7th prize, on a National level it was a 28th prize and Internationally a 84th prize against 28.128 pigeons.
2005: 1st prize Long Distance Club – 3rd National prize– 6th International prize Barcelona
2006: 2nd prize Long Distance Club – 35th National prize & Winner of the "Barcelona Masters" with 1st + 2nd nom. pigeon and 6th Golden Wing BBC.
In 1996, at a sale of E. Denys in Beersel, Leon bought "Geschelpte Prins Denys", (= a son of "Prins Barcelona Gyselbrecht" x "Dochter Pau Coutteau"). "Geschelpte Prins Denys" (ringn°. 3306456/96) was coupled with "Blauwe Teetaert-duivin" (ringn°. 3229808/02) and they became the parents of "JONGE PRINS BARCELONA" – ringn°. 4084930/03 which won a 1st prize in the Barcelona race of 2005 in East- and West-Flanders and on a regional level. On a National level, this was a 3rd prize, on an International level it was a 6th prize against 25.815 pigeons.
" Geschelpte Prins Denys", this time coupled with "Didibis" -a hen with ringn°. 3097190/97 whose parents are both purebred Didi-J. Van den Broucke- is also the father of "PRINS DIDIBIS" with ringn°. 4210839/00 who obtained a 2nd Regional prize this year (2006) in Barcelona, a 5th prize in East- and West-Flanders, 35th National prize and 140th International prize against 22.887 pigeons. Messiaen also achieved a 442nd National prize with his 2nd nom. pigeon and he was the winner of the "Barcelona Masters" 2006 with a 1st and 2nd nom. pigeon.
The description mentioned above clearly shows that the international Barcelona competition is thé thread in the small colony of Leon Messiaen.
' Small' colony because Leon had a maximum of 12 widowers in his possession in the early years. Later-on, he had 24 and only this year, he increased this number to 26 racers, yearlings included (more specifically: a total of 16 old pigeons and 10 yearlings in 2006). His team flies the entire long distance programme every year.
With respect to the future Leon can also count on the pure breeds of Eric DEVLAMINCK (Hulste), Hubert VANACKER (Oostrozebeke), Marc VANDE RIVIERE (Nevele) and Lea VAN AELST (Dentergem). These are all breeds which won their spurs for years in a row and that will now be part of the team of Leon as of next year.
The most recent acquisition in the breeding loft is "SUPER WITTEBEK" (ringn°. 3005856/05), a pure-bred Emiel Denys, bought at Emiel's sale at the end of 2005 as a son of "WITTEBEK" (ringn°. 3288303/98 –Tee breed) x "GODIVA" (ringn°. 3288477/98 – Kleine Tee breed).
" Wittebek" has won in 2001 the 6th national in the Barcelona race (13.161 p.) and "Kleine Tee" has won a 7th prize Barcelona International against 24.808 pigeons (1997).
To conclude: a complete review of all results as far as the prize race BARCELONA is concerned (distance: 1.073.251).


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I have traveled a bit in Belize, and found it a tough place to enjoy. There are tourist enclaves in places like Ambergris Quay and tons of jungle ecotourism lodges that seem just fine. But we had trouble finding places to stop or to eat or explore when we just struck out on the road and followed our noses. My conclusion was that you do better in Belize to have a clear destination in mind, after a bit of research, or with some intel with some other travelers. That's very different from my normal travel mode, which usually involves getting myself lost and found in somewhat random fashion. And Belize city is far from welcoming.
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Auberge du Vieux-Port Rating: 4.0 Pearls
Situated across from Le Vieux-Port, this 403-room hotel reflects the charm of Old Montreal. Its beautiful, airy rooms -- some with water views -- feature details like wood beam ceilings, exposed stone and brick walls, wrought iron beds, wood floors, and lovely bathrooms with big glass showers or soaking tubs. The larger, apartment-style "lofts" are in a separate building, and designed for long-term stays. The hotel's seasonal rooftop terrace restaurant offers phenomenal water views, and the free full breakfast each morning is a perk. But because of the location near restaurants and bars, noise in the rooms may be a problem, especially during the summer months.
Hotel Nelligan Rating: 4.0 Pearls
This 105-room historic boutique captures the charm of Old Montreal, with attractive details like fireplaces, wrought-iron railings, and exposed brick walls. It offers multiple eateries, including the popular summertime Nelligan Terrace, situated on the hotel's roof, and a charming bar/art exhibit in the hotel's atrium. The fitness center is 24-hour, but the hotel doesn't have a pool or full-service spa (just a "massage room" attached to the gym). Its obvious strengths are its historic, European elegance and its location in the heart of Old Montreal.
Le Petit Hotel Rating: 3.5 Pearls
The 24-room Le Petit Hotel is a chic boutique housed in a 19th century building. With only four floors and a small lobby cafe, the hotel offers an intimate feel, while providing up-to-date amenities like free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks. Rooms blend historic charm (stone and brick accent walls, wood floors, the occasional exposed wood beam) with stylish, contemporary decor (dark wood furniture, orange, retro-style chairs, crisp white bedding). The hotel lacks the amenities of a larger hotel -- like a business center, spa, and fitness center -- but free access to a nearby gym is available.
Loews Hotel Vogue Rating: 4.0 Pearls
This 142-room hotel stands smack-dab in the heart of Downtown Montreal, amid tourist attractions, boutiques and restaurants. Decent-sized rooms come with iPod docks and flat-screen TVs, as well as marble bathrooms with TVs and big Jacuzzi tubs, but the decor is a bit bland. The hotel lacks some of the features one would expect in this price range, like a fitness center, a spa or a pool, but there's a full-service business center and in-room spa services, and it is affiliated with a nearby health center.
Le Place D'Armes Hotel & Suites Rating: 4.0 Pearls
This 133-room boutique, located in a historic building in Old Montreal, blends contemporary design with old-world charm. The large lobby, with a pool table and modern leather seating, is stylish yet cozy. The rooms follow suit, with crisp white bedding, hardwood floors, and upscale bathrooms; some have extras like exposed brick and big soaking tubs. There are a few flaws, though -- outdated tube TVs in many rooms, some visible nicks and scratches on the wood furniture, and some rooms with tight quarters. But perks like free Wi-Fi, a free downtown shuttle, and an excellent Clef d'Or concierge add value.
InterContinental Montreal Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Located on the edge of Old Montreal, the InterContinental offers contemporary rooms decorated in creams and rich reds, and sleek marble-and-granite bathrooms. (The hotel promises "sexytude" on its website, and the rooms are indeed a bit sexier than you'd expect from an upscale chain). The saltwater pool, a sun deck, and a trendy bar and restaurant are all pluses.


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Posted by Not that Picky on 09/30/2007
My friends and I went there for lunch one day and it looked fairly packed. I jumped at the opportunity once a table opened up but got scolded by the waitress when we went to seat ourselves in the ONLY table open in the restaurant. The water was brought over quick but the food took a long time and since we were starving it seemed like an eternity. We ordered garlic knots to try and hold us over till the food came but they arrived after our sandwiches. The paninis are good and the dressing on the side salad was awesome, but total experience wasn't enough to bring me back.
Posted by Claudia from Brazil on 09/12/2007
I was in NYC during the past 2 weeks and a friend of mine suggested this place. I was with a friend there and we did not know the city well. And we still do not know because we had dinner there 5 times during the 10 days we spent in NYC.. The Manager and his sfaff were so polite, prices are fair and the food...well...in my opinion, was the best from the restaurants we have visited!! Congratulations to them! You should try the peperoni pizza or the meatballs & spaghetti with fresh tomatoes sauce...I will certainly visit them again next time in NY!!
Posted by Joe DRUMS on 08/30/2007
There's pizza and then there's Bella Vista's delicious thin crust pizza. Made with the freshest ingredients perfectly prepared and served by the slice on a china plate. Simply the best pizza I've ever tasted! The premises are prestine and offer a warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff is very friendly and attentive. I stop in regularly on my way from work to my weekly drum lessons for a slice or two and a coke. Since I found this place about a year ago I haven't had pizza anywhere else. They have set the benchmark so high!
Posted by Brian from Virginia on 08/17/2007
My family and I stopped in for pizza on the recommendation of one of NY's finest (it was a long time since I had a pie in my home town). Two waitresses and the manager, maybe six tables of customers, including ours. There seemed to be a communication breakdown between the manager and the wait staff; we waited about 10 minutes for menus. Then we waited another 10 minutes after closing our menus and noticed the manager taking an order from customers seated next to us that arrived well after we did. I had to almost grab the manager as he turned away and tell him we'd had no waiter and we arrived prior to the customers who just ordered. On the positive side, we our waitress when she brought us a rather quickly prepared but delicious pizza. Her Greek warmth and eagerness to learn a bit about our visit saved the dinner experience from turning into a disappointment and greatly increased the service rating. The pizza was everything I expected from the city. Thin crust with that unique NY taste, fresh basil leaves, creamy mozzerella, hearty sauce. We finished with a freshly made canoli (the shell was lightly crispy and the sliced strawberries were a colorful and sweet touch). Mmmm, canoli. We spent half a day and $98 at the Natural History Museum, experiencing some of the finest exhibitions in the world. We rode in taxis with our eyes wide open and our knuckles occasionally white. But when anyone asked me how the NY visit was, I just close my eyes, smile, and chant, "Canoli."
Posted by carol on 07/13/2007
We needed a place to eat near 8th ave and 43st.. after reviewing the cretiques, we decided on Bella Vita. The food was delicious. Breading on the chicken parm, was light and tasty. The eggplant parm, was breaded lightly and covered with fresh cheese, and the sauce was loaded with Basil, not too much mind you, but perfect. The wait staff was friendly. The house wine was not too dry and not too sweet. This is a place to go and have a great meal..
Posted by PryorCommitment on 04/22/2007
At first glance, we thought this was takeout only and stopped in for a quick slice before catching our train back to DC. Once inside we were offered a full menu and are so glad we sat down and took advantage of it. Anytime we see fried zucchini, we order it and this was the best we've ever had, bar none. It comes with a creamy yogurt dip that was amazing. The pizza is fresh and delicious, the crust is the perfect balance of crisp and chewy. We thought we'd ordered too much food, but managed to eat every bite. A great stop right off Times Square--stop by, sit down, and enjoy.
Posted by Thomas family on 02/23/2007
This was the first & last place we visited in NY, and we all enjoyed the food, atmosphere and the fact we could walk here without getting blisters. I disagree with the guy who said no true new yorker would eat there - we were the only "out of town" accents I noticed and also we were moved from the freezing doorway as soon as a table became available - so for us staff were very accomodating. Would definately recommend sharing a pizza & ordering very little else - portions are huge - although the spinach ravioli & salads were too good to miss!


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Lni Software Publishing, Inc. filed as a Statement & Designation By Foreign Corporation in the State of California on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 and is approximately three years old, as recorded in documents filed with California Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Sunday, June 22, 2014. A corporate filing is called a foreign filing when an existing corporate entity files in a state other than the state they originally filed in. This does not necessarily mean that they are from outside the United States.
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When a person files for personal bankruptcy, certain debts (non-dischargeable debts) aren't permitted to be forgiven. Copyright infringement has typically been one of those debts that bankruptcy filers couldn't shake off.
But a recent ruling by a district appeals court has made an exception to that filing bankruptcy rule.
Last week, a Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a judgment based on "willful" copyright infringement is not always considered a "willful or malicious" injury that would be forbidden to be discharged through bankruptcy, according to the Metropolitan News Enterprise.
The appeals court reversed a bankruptcy court's judgment against a husband and wife who were seeking to discharge a jury award debt they received because they allegedly copied and sold Spanish-language, copyrighted movies in 1999.
The major legal issue at hand was whether the jury award was a willful or malicious injury under current bankruptcy laws because it could have been based on reckless-not intentional-conduct.
The husband and wife were notified by the company that owned the exclusive rights to the films, New Form Inc., and they responded saying they didn't know of the company's exclusive rights, were selling preexisting inventory legally and were willing to negotiate.
However, after they received the letter, they allegedly continued to manufacture an additional 500 copies.
When the boot-legged films were continuing to be sold, New Form sued the couple for willful copyright infringement in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
The case went to trial and a jury sided with New Form and awarded the company an $893,000 verdict.
After being ordered to pay the large verdict, the husband and wife filed a Chapter 7 in a U.S. bankruptcy court. New Form filed a complaint against the couple's Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, hoping that the bankruptcy court would recognize the debt as a non-dischargeable debt based on the district court proceedings.
The couple argued that they didn't intentionally produce the additional copies, saying that their brother ordered and received the 500 copies without their knowledge.
The bankruptcy judge sided with New Form, deciding that the debt was indeed non-dischargeable, meaning the couple would still be responsible to pay the damages.
On appeal, a Bankruptcy Appellate Panel affirmed the decision, finding that "an award of statutory damages based on willful copyright infringement is a debt for an injury to the owner's property interest," according to the news report.
However, on the couples appeal to a Ninth Circuit Court, the judge found that the previous judgment was unsuitable because the bankruptcy court "had no way to determine whether the jury found the willful infringement based on a reckless disregard or a knowing violation" of the copyright, according to the newspaper.
The judge noted that the couple had evidence that their brother ordered the additional copies, which meant that the original jury could have ruled differently. He also said the bankruptcy court failed to question whether the copyright infringement was malicious.
Because of the judge's decision and as it currently stands, the couple will likely get the jury verdict discharged through their Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing.
As mentioned earlier, some debts are not dischargeable through bankruptcy. That means that after you file bankruptcy-in some circumstances-you may still owe on certain debts.
Some examples of non-dischargeable debts include:
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Thanks to Douwe for providing this detailed description for getting PocketFMS running on these Medions.
Unlike many other systems, Medion PNA devices only try to run a program from the SD Card if the relevant file on the Flash disk tells it to do so. Therefore the procedure to start the PocketFMS licence-file is somewhat different to other devices.
With this procedure you will be able to modify your Go-Pal 5430 (firmware version K2.5.E1.2) in such a way that it is suitable for both car and aviation purposes.
The same or similar general procedure should also work for the Go-Pal 4425, however it has not been tested on this device. PocketFMS will not work fully on a P4425 with the original firmware version K3.6.E1.4 as this firmware does not allow the software to access the $GPGSA data-string of the satellites. It is therefore necessary to "downgrade" the firmware to version K3.3.E1.4 before following the general procedure below. German Medion users report, that flashing the memory with this firmware does not have any negative influence on the Go-Pal software of the P4425.
According to Schoenf the Medion 4440 can also be prepared using the same general procedure, but doesn't initially work with PocketFMS because the GPS output is directed to a VSP (Virtual Serial Port). As the 4240 is essentially a 4440 without bluetooth, the same is likely to apply to it. This can be fixed as follows (original description in German at www.wiki.gopal-navigator.de/index.php?title=GoPal_5.x_FAQ#GPS.2FComport_-_Baudrate_einstellen). You can change the comport settings on the device (COM1 to Com9) from Settings>Program Settings>Info. There is a hidden button in the corner which opens a new "Configure GPS receiver" menu. Setting COM1 on the device is equivalent to setting COM2 in PocketFMS. Important Note: You will need to change the setting back in order for the car navigation to work.
1. Have an empty (formatted) 2 GB SD-Card ready. A 4 GB DD-HC Card may also work. Other users reported good results with the Sandisk and Transcend SD-HC cards. Do not use the high-speed types.
2. Install Microsoft Active Sync on your desktop.
3. Download a suitable icon from http://www.iconspedia.com/icon/airplane--284.html. Be sure to take the 48x48 pixel format. Rename this icon to "icon_airplane.png" and have it available in a easy to find directory on your desktop.
4. Optional - You may also want to get the CE-Laucher from http://www.Gopalworld.de (free of charge but subscription required). This program, will enable you to access the Windows CE desktop and Explorer from your desktop computer without making complicated resets.
Modifying your Medion.
5. Connect the device with your desktop by using Active Sync. Locate the directory "My Flash disk\navigation\menu\desktop". In this subdirectory you will find the XML files and Icon.png files, that will compose the main menu on the Go-Pal.
6. Back-up the complete subdirectory "menu" to a safe place on your desktop in case anything goes wrong.
7. Locate the file "SUDOKU.XML" in the subdirectory "desktop". It will be used as a template to create the required PocketFMS menu file. Copy it to a temporary working directory on your desktop.
8. Rename the copy of the file as PocketFMS.XML, and edit it as follows in a text editor like Notepad:
In the line starting <Execute, keep the same general format but change the exe specification to Storage Card/pocketfmslauncher.exe For example <Execute command="file:///storage card/pocketfmslauncher.exe" /> but note that not all Medions have the word "command", and there may be other differences, so you need to adapt this example to fit the format on your device. A listing of an entire example PocketFMS.XML file is given at the end of this post.
In each line of the form <Icon language="xx">sudoku.png</Icon> ,(xx is a country code) change Sudoku.png to icon_airplane.png
Change any other occurences of Sudoku to PocketFMS.
**Important: Leave all slashes, quotes, spaces, signs, etc. exactly as they are - just exchange the relevant words!
9. Copy the edited file to the subdirectory "desktop" on the Go-Pal.
10. Copy the file "icon_airplane.png" as earlier prepared in step 3 into the subdirectory "desktop" on the Go-Pal.
This completes the modification of the Go-Pal system. Note that the newly created PocketFMS icon will only become visible after inserting an SD card containing PocketFMS (and possibly resetting the device). So don't be disappointed if you don't initially find your new icon on the menu.
Preparation of the PocketFMS SD Card and licence file.
11. Start the preparation procedure of the new SD card as described in the PocketFMS manual. This will work straight forward with the 5430. When the SD card is inserted (step 5 of the PocketFMS preparation procedure) normally nothing will happen even after a soft reset. However the newly created icon should now become visible on the Go-Pal desktop after you made a soft reset. If not, you have made an error somewhere.
12. Clicking on the new icon will open the PocketFMS licence file, after which you can complete the further preparation of the card. Note, that you will have to limit the amount of PocketFMS data to about 450Mb in the set-up menu if you stick to the 2 Gb card.
13. Using a SD card reader, copy the complete and original Go-Pal SD card to your working directory on the desktop, locate the subdirectory "Mapregions" and remove the countries you don't need. Leave the subdirectories as they are, especially the subdirectory "Command"; just remove single countries with the extensions *.psf.
This normally will create enough space to accommodate the PocketFMS files on the new SD card.
14. Copy the reduced Go-Pal content to your PochetFMS SD Card. Obviously you do not need to reduce the number of countries if you use a 4 Gb SD card.
If everything has been done according to the procedure as described above, your Go-Pal will perform both duties by pushing the relevant buttons. Sometimes you may need to make a soft reset to switch from PocketFMS to Car navigation in order to "free" the GPS receiver. Most of the times however it will make the switch without any trouble.
This will give you a very competitive (The 5" widescreen P5430 now sells at Aldi for €100,-!) multi purpose GPS navigator.
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UroTuning is pleased to present South Bend / DXD clutches for your O2M 6 speed 24v VR6. DXD clutches are developed and tested by DXD across many different friction products, pressure plate loads and flywheel designs with one goal in mind, to create clutch systems not only with perfect balance and symmetry but also to perfectly complement engine modifications without compromise in reliability, drivability or enjoyment.
The success of the development efforts has produced a performance clutch product line of the highest quality and performance available for Porsche, Audi and Volkswagen vehicles, DXD Racing clutches.
Each clutch system is specially matched to specific driving styles, uses and power levels to insure the needs of each client are accomplished. Often times, a compromise between drivability and pedal feel must be made to achieve power handling. If you are drag racing you will have different requirements for clutch operation than someone who wishes to participate in daily spirited driving or endurance racing.
Each DXD Racing clutch is offered in either a Daily, Endurance or Drag configuration to accomplish the power handling needed for your car.
The Daily configuration is focused around an OEM pedal feel and initial engagement characteristics. This is the clutch that won't give you a significantly stronger left leg but will provide many thousands of miles of ease of use and operation with the ability to transfer different Stages of engine performance to the tires. The quick engagement of most aftermarket clutches or the "grab��? is greatly reduced and in most cases completely eliminated to allow for smooth clutch release and easy initial acceleration.
The Endurance configuration focuses on reduced transmission wear and perfect transitions from gear to gear. Kevlar and other more exotic materials are used to hold the power for many hours of abuse and torsion springs are used to damper between the engine and gearbox. Pedal feel is typically only slightly more rigid and initial engagement is certainly manageable resulting in a driveline component that quite handily eliminates any concerns from the Drivers and Crew Chief.
In no other form of racing are tenths and hundredths of a second more important nor is a vehicles driveline more abused in such a short period of time. It is with this understanding that DXD Racing has developed a line of clutches specific to the needs of this ever demanding sport. Pedal travel is reduced allowing for quicker launches off the tree and initial engagement is as rapid as possible getting all of the power to the ground instantaneously. Use of puck style discs and SFI approved Race Covers provide plenty of power handling capability and aids in the perfect pass everytime.
The DXD Racing Stage 1 Clutch Upgrade is a perfect OEM replacement clutch that is both affordable and upgrade in life of operation over a standard OEM clutch. We recommend the Stage 1 Clutch to anyone who has chosen Stage 1 ECU Upgrade and needs to replace the OEM clutch due to wear or a desire to drive more spiritedly.
The DXD Racing Stage 2 Clutch Upgrade is perfect for those who modified their engines to Stage 2 and Stage 2+ power levels. Offered in specific configurations of Daily, Endurance or Drag, the DXD Stage 2 is perfectly matched to your driving style and your specific use. Each Stage 2 Clutch is engineered to specifically support engine modification with increased clamp load and different material choices across the individual Stage 2 configurations. Each configuration includes all of the benefits of a DXD Racing Stage 1 Clutch Upgrade but also includes additional benefits specific to each.
This Heavy Duty Pressure Plate has an increased clamp load with little or no increase in pedal pressure. The Organic disc material has a high metal content that increases the co-efficient of friction by two times over a stock lining and increases rotational strength up to a 12,000 RPM burst point. This clutch system maintains a stock feel while offering strength and durability. Recommended usage is daily, street and moderate race.
This clutch system is designed for the racing climate. The pressure plate is precision balanced for vibration free operation at high RPM. The pressure plate fulcrum is altered for a positive disengagement and a quick shift. The disc is engineered with a Dual Damped design to provide accurate control when accelerating through corners. The friction material is a hybrid using a full face Feramic (Sintered Iron) lining on the flywheel side and a high metal content Organic lining on the pressure plate side. Engagement is positive yet buffered due to the high graphite content unique to Feramic facings. Recommended uses are daily and street with an emphasis on Rally and Endurance racing.An SFI approved single mass flywheel is recommended for this application to get optimal performance.
This system features a Heavy Duty Pressure Plate modified for a puck style disc with no cushion between the linings to keep the clutch pedal travel short and quick. The puck design disc reduces rotational mass and total drive surface area while increasing pounds per square inch on the surface of the friction material. This combination minimizes inertia, accelerating the transfer of torque from the engine to the wheels. The friction material used for this race application is Graphite Impregnated Ceramic. This compound exceeded all other friction materials when testing for durability, reduced chatter, reduced heat transfer and an increase in torque capacity. Recommended uses are drag racing, drifting and limited street.
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The leone was introduced in 1964. It replaced the British West African pound at a rate of 1 pound = 2 leones (i.e., 1 leone = 10 shillings).
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Coins tend to be in very fair condition, with 100 leones being slightly better. A few dealers sell older coins and banknotes but their conditions are generally very bad.
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The National Kidney Foundation of Maryland's Kidney Walks present an occasion for dialysis patients, organ transplant recipients, donor families, living donors, medical communities, and the general public to celebrate LIFE and support NKF-MD's mission.
2015 Dates and Locations!
Greater Baltimore Walk- Sunday, April 19th, 2015
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Southern Delaware Walk- Sunday, April 26th, 2015
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Salisbury Walk- Sunday, May 3rd, 2015
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Western Maryland Walk- Discontinued
Thank you for your support of the Western MD Kidney Walk. Regretfully, due to budget reasons, we are unable to continue the Walk. Your hard work, dedication and passion for our mission is very much appreciated. We will continue to service the Western Maryland Division with our KEY Screenings, our Patient Emergency Assistance Program, and our educational materials and support for all dialysis patients and clinics. Should you have the desire to coordinate an event or fundraiser, as a third party, we would be happy to support your efforts.
Please be sure to view our photos from last year's event on our Facebook page! Thank you again for your continued support!
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The Dialysis Center Challenge is a competition between dialysis centers to increase awareness for and participation in the Kidney Walk. The goal of the competition is for each dialysis center to try to raise the most money for the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland. You and your team members can register online and keep track of your competition – how much money you have raised and how many team members you have recruited! The winning center will be announced at the Walk and will be rewarded with a trophy that they will be able to display in their center. Please contact your Walk Manager for more information.
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This edited volume is written by and for mental health professionals who work directly with alienated children and their parents. The chapters are written by leaders in the field, all of whom know how vexing parental alienation can be for mental health professionals. No matter how the professional...
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Hedrick Leads No. 22 Boise State to MW Title
Grant Hedrick ran for two touchdowns
Ajayi Powers No. 25 Boise State Over Utah State
Jay Ajayi ran for a career-high 229 yards and five touchdowns
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Boise State football defeated Nevada 51-46, Oct. 4, in Reno, Nev. Jay Ajayi ran for 152 yards and three touchdowns.
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NCAA Football: Boise State at Air Force (USATSI)
RS JUNIOR (2014): Finished his Boise State career ranked in top 10 of nine categories: rushing touchdowns (50, T-second), 200-yard rushing games (2, second), touchdowns (55, third), 100-yard rushing games (17, T-third), rushing yards (3,796, fourth), yards per carry (5.60, fourth), rushing attempts (678, fifth), scoring (330 points, fifth) and all-purpose yards (4,583, eighth)...earned seven All-America nods, garnering spots on second team of FOX Sports, Sporting News and USA TODAY Sports, third-team selections from the Associated Press, Athlon Sports and Phil Steele, and honorable mention from Sports Illustrated...finalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award, also a Doak Walker Award semifinalist...named to All-MW First Team for second straight season...three-time MW Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 8, Sept. 21, Dec. 1) after standout performances against Colorado State, Louisiana and Utah State...turned in the greatest season by a running back in Boise State history...became only player in FBS history to accumulate 1,800 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards in a single season...owns Boise State single-season records for rushing yardage (1,823), rushing touchdowns (28), all-purpose yardage (2,358) and carries (347), and tied for first in total touchdowns (32)...led the FBS in scoring (13.7 points per game), ranked second in rushing touchdowns, fourth in rushing yards and fifth in all-purpose yardage and ninth in rushing yards per game (130.2)...posted two games of 200-or-more rushing yards (Sept. 6 vs. Colorado State, Nov. 29 vs. Utah State) and a Boise State single-season record of 10 games with 100-plus yards...caught 50 passes for 535 yards and four touchdowns...caught a career-high 12 passes for 93 yards and a touchdown, and rushed 20 times for 86 yards against Ole Miss (Aug. 28)...scored three touchdowns in win over Colorado State (Sept. 6)...rushed 33 times for 219 yards and two scores, caught four passes for 61 yards and another touchdown...scored three touchdowns on the ground while carrying 27 times for 150 yards in win over Louisiana (Sept. 20)...posted third three-touchdown game of the campaign at Nevada (Oct. 4), getting all three on the ground while going for 152 yards over 27 carries...also caught three balls for 18 yards...recorded his fifth multi-touchdown game and fourth 100-yard performance of the season against Fresno State, rushing for two touchdowns and 158 yards on 30 carries (Oct. 17)...rushed 26 times for 118 yards and two touchdowns, his fifth 100-yard effort and sixth multi-touchdown performances of the season, against BYU (Oct. 24)...posted his sixth 100-yard rushing game and seventh multi-touchdown performance of the year at New Mexico, rushing for 177 yards and two scores, and catching a 75-yard touchdown pass (Nov. 8)...scored three touchdowns for the fifth time and ran for 100-plus yards for the seventh time of the year as he went for 134 yards on 31 carries in win over San Diego State (Nov. 15)...found the end zone three times at Wyoming, his sixth three-touchdown game of the season...ran 16 times for 110 yards and two touchdowns, caught two passes for 92 yards including a 73-yard scoring reception (Nov. 22)...carried 27 times and established career highs for rushing yards (229) and touchdowns (five) in victory over Utah State...one of his touchdowns was a 62-yard carry, his longest scoring run of season...marked his ninth 100-yard rushing performance of the season, third 200-yard effort of his career, and his seventh game this year with at least three touchdowns (Nov. 29)...ran for 70 yards and a touchdown in Mountain West Football Championship against Fresno State (Dec. 6)...carried 22 times for 134 yards and three touchdowns in Boise State's Fiesta Bowl win over No. 10 Arizona (Dec. 31).
RS SOPHOMORE (2013): Named first-team All-Mountain West...started 12 of his 13 games played in 2013...rushed for 1,425 yards and 18 touchdowns on 249 carries during the regular season...yardage total is the fourth-highest in a single season in school history and ranked 15th-nationally...rushing touchdown total ranked tied for eighth-nationally and third all-time in a single season at Boise State...109.6 rushing yards per game ranked 19th-nationally...eclipsed 1,000 yards rushing in nine games, the fewest by a Bronco since Ian Johnson did it in eight games in 2006...surpassed 1,000 yards in 168 carries, the fewest by a Bronco since Doug Martin did it in 158 in 2010...20th 1,000-yard season in school history, and the 13th Bronco to accomplish the feat all-time...also caught 22 passes for 222 yards and a touchdown...had six 100-yard rushing games, tied for the eighth-most in a single season in school history, including a 222-yard performance against Nevada (Oct. 19), the fifth-highest single-game total in school history...also rushed for 125 yards against Air Force (Sept. 13), 109 yards against Utah State (Oct. 12), 151 yards against BYU (Oct. 25), 103 yards against San Diego State (Nov. 23) and 147 yards against New Mexico (Nov. 30)...set career highs with 105 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown against the Lobos, notching the fourth performance in school history with 100 yards both rushing and receiving...first Bronco to accomplish the feat since Karlin Adams did it against Eastern Washington, Nov. 4, 1995...career-high six receptions against Oregon State in the Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl (Dec. 24)...his 19 total touchdowns on the season (18 rushing, one receiving) are tied for the third-most in school history...scoring average of 8.8 points per game ranked 21st-nationally...career-high four touchdowns on the ground against Air Force...also had three against both Nevada and Wyoming (Nov. 16)...eight games with at least 20 carries, including a season-high 24 against the Wolf Pack...named Fall 2013 Academic All-Mountain West...served as a Game Captain against Nevada (Oct. 19).
RS FRESHMAN (2012): Played in 11 games during his debut season with the Broncos...was the team's second-leading rusher, picking up 548 yards on 82 carries...his 6.68 yards per carry qualified as the best single-season mark in school history (minimum 75 attempts), eclipsing the record set by John Smith in 1973 (6.57; 87-572)...added four touchdowns...caught one pass for 14 yards and returned one kickoff for 16 yards on the season, each of which occurred against Colorado State (Nov. 17)...rushed for a career-high 118 yards on just six carries against New Mexico (Sept. 29), just his second-collegiate game, including a season-long 71-yard touchdown run on just his second-career rush...the performance marked the first 100-yard game by a Bronco freshman since Matt Kaiserman accomplished the feat against Hawaii in 2009...season-high 15 carries against Fresno State (Oct. 13).
FRESHMAN (2011): Redshirt season.
Named second-team all-state as a senior...earned two varsity letters...voted first-team all-conference as a junior and senior...selected to the All-Collin County Team while being named Collin County Player of the Year...recorded 225 carries for 2,240 rushing yards and 35 touchdowns as a senior...also caught seven passes for 67 yards and one score in 2010...as a junior, tallied 209 carries for 1,627 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns...caught 12 passes for 79 yards as a junior...earned one varsity letter in track and field...member of 4x400-meter, 4x200m and 4x100m district championship teams...also a member of The National Society of High School Scholars...high school coach was Galen Zimmerman.
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What I Used for This Painting
Acrylic Paints on Canvas Panel. Size: 17.5 x 17 inches.
Why This Painting is My Favorite from 2012
You may not accept a second Favorite Painting; however, I couldn't decide because this painting has sentimental attachments to me. The painting is of a man leaning on a lamp post, looking at the water's reflections (with Boston shown slightly in the background). Reflections of the water, and the gentleman is 'reflecting'...just thinking... My mother loved this painting.
She taught me to sketch when I very, very young (she never did anything more than sketching (mostly portraits with a pencil). I love Boston, I love seeing reflections in the water, and I love the peaceful feeling of someone having time to just relax, to 'look' and to 'reflect' on whatever thoughts are drifting through their minds... their 'own' time. I remember truly enjoying painting this without any struggles or decisions on where the direction was going (at times, I 'do' struggle with that.) I believe the primary reason I love it is because my best friend, My Mom, whom I lost almost a year ago, loved it! I do much 'reflecting' of my own... especially now, more than any other time in life that I can remember. I must add, I look forward to your e-mails and thoroughly 'read' them and have learned much! Thank you! Happy New Year and Be Blessed! The painting is hanging in my home.
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No more open testing? S**T! Now I'm depressed. :(
Facing impossible odds, a team of survivors are cornered against the unstoppable poltergeist horde! Defend yourself as they spawn terrifying monsters, possess players, and wreak havoc in their quest to destroy every survivor! Spot out the demon's shadow to uncover where they're hiding, but make sure you find a flash light, or you'll be trapped in the dark! Team work is essential if you want to survive. Stick together, share ammo, and destroy the poltergeist horde in Demons Vs Humans!
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Just a quick update on the polishing phase of DvH.
Final Game Mode
After 2 years of development and playtesting from practically day 1 we are working on what we feel is the best game mode to represent fair and even teams in DvH:
Teams swap at the end of each round, so all players take turns being the demons & humans. The team that survived longest as humans win. The team that lost, well at least you was the most powerful demons ;)
Stability updates
We are removing all episode 2 content for 2 reasons. More players can play and dont have to install episode 2, and the server stability with episode 2 was horrendous (advice to all other source modders not to use ep2 with dedicated servers. listen servers are ok!). It takes just one person to join who doesnt have ep2 intalled to play for 5 minutes to take down the server.
We have 4 maps converted and assets re-modelled, the rest will come soon, as well as more maps are in development.
Game updates
See the pictures, we will also be adding more videos soon of the demon knife animations for all abilities and actions!
You bet! Please contact us and join with the beta testing, regular testing on dedicated servers, if you want to host a server for testing then pm me, i can provide full instructions.
Special Thanks!
This month i want to thank Moddb and Podcast17 as i have not thanked them for the support they have provided over the last 2 years giving us the strength to keep going and inspiring invaluable team mates and contributers over the course of the project.
Thank you, and also to our team and all the great many people that have contributed, and of course the testers for keeping the game fun and on track! :)
P.S. There is a little bonus sneak peak at Facebook ;)
No more open testing? S**T! Now I'm depressed. :(
Who said we won't be doing more beta testing? keep an eye on the facebook and steam page and you could get involved!
Meh, makes me wish there were South-East Asian servers.
Will there be any more tests this week? Didn't realize the one today would be so early in the morning for me.
Which time zone are you, so we can arrange some on the weekend?
Pacific, so a bit off from what you are used to in the UK.
Thanks for being so nice to us west coast fellows.
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Wow this looks amazing where can I join the beta team?
Is this a joke?
Is what a joke?
question where is the test/application for beta
Thanks for the comment. We reworded some of the news article to make it more clear. Join the facebook and steam group in the only entry requirement. Our testing schedule will be posted on both.
We only ask that you provide feedback through a questionaire after testing.
You can also leave comments facebook.
We are looking for a balance of fun and scary. We want to make sure the game is as fun as possible with the right ammount of scare. No one seriously likes having no ammo and a crappy flashlight for the sake of a cheap scare so we are balancing the game out with these tests :)
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If your love for donuts goes way beyond celebrating National Donut Day today (don't forget to pick up a free one at Krispy Kreme or Dunkin' Donuts!), we totally don't blame you. Besides being insanely addicting, donuts are the perfect way to end your wedding on a sweet note, treat your guests to a little powdered fun and make a unique statement on your dessert table.
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