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Over the forecast period, DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd is expected to focus on garnering more mobile internet customers through the continued improvement of its data network. Sustaining its mobile subscriber share will also be a key factor over the forecast period, especially with the increasingly competitive environment.
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My Master's Degree Project: Ottawa's Transitway: From Busway to Light Rail (2008)
Ottawa's Transitway is a well-known implementation of bus rapid transit (BRT). Its main feature is the use of busways or bus-only roadways that separate buses from all other traffic, often by grade separation, to allow buses to maintain reliable rapid transit service. The busways were originally conceived of as technology-neutral transitways and were designed to allow conversion to a rail-based technology should the need arise.
In recent years, the downtown portion of Ottawa's rapid transit system has become congested due to capacity constraints at stations arising from the throughput of upwards of 180 buses per hour in the peak hour, or one bus every 20 seconds. With dwell times exceeding this, the result is the long queues of buses frequently seen in downtown Ottawa.
Establishing a light rail line through downtown Ottawa would address the capacity issue, lower operating costs and improve the local environment. Converting the Transitway outside downtown Ottawa would avoid the need for large bus-rail transfer terminals and further lower operating costs.
While convertibility to rail has been designed into Ottawa's transitways, no consideration was given to undertaking it without shutting down rapid transit service. This Master's Degree Project proposes a solution to the conversion problem by employing the use of interim single track rail infrastructure during conversion.
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With his The Explanation tape dropping on Monday Tha Joker liberates one of the anticipated cuts from the project.
RESPECT: Charley
SkeeTV catches up with Rockie, Ross & Nips on the set of Rockie's Life Long video shoot. This was my personal favorite from Rockie's Electric Highway tape without doubt. This is what I'm going to be listening to when I go to Cali for the first time.
Full visual drops tomorrow at 6pm EST tomorrow on all the MTV Channels. Stay tuned.
Some new Kirko Bangz with Gotti on the feature and K.E. on the boards. Kirko's debut album drops later this year.
"Got a paralyzed bitch talking about she will fuck me where she stand"
I gave you this single a week or so ago, now here goes the visual. Man, I love this joint. Chess Moves Vol. 2 is coming soon.
Agacee's Life Of A Scholar is dropping soon. Until then, here goes this newbie from the tape.
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Capo's It's Me Again drops soon.
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Ice Cream Man drops the follow up of his Trap God mixtape with DJ Scream & DJ Spinz on the hosting tip. Guest features come from the likes of Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Young Scooter, Lloyd, Waka Flocka & more. Hit the jump.
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Chief Marketing Officer, Frontier Natural Food Products Co-op
Clint Landis is a successful corporate marketing executive who developed his passion while in the Full-time MBA Program.
Before getting his Tippie MBA in 1992, Clint owned and operated his own window and patio furniture business. Although he was unsure of what he would do with an MBA degree, he knew he needed the broader and deeper business training it would provide. Clint realized his passion for marketing during a New Product Development class in which he learned the nuts and bolts of the product/brand manager's job.
"That's when I finally understood that marketing was not just advertising and I was hooked—I decided I wanted be a brand manager."
After graduation, Clint took a job in the consumer packaged goods industry with National Oats (now part of Ralston Foods). He progressed in his career through various corporate marketing roles, and also taking time to develop his own personal businesses, which he still owns today.
Today Clint leads all marketing and new product development at Frontier Natural Food Products, a leader in the natural and organic packaged goods industry. Brands under the Frontier label include AuraCacia™, the largest selection of organic aromatherapy products in North American markets, Frontier™, and Simply Organic™, the leading brand of organic herbs and spices.
Clint has led the company's marketing efforts as it doubled in size since 2003, and led the expansion of Simply Organic™ into the mainstream grocery channel as the number-one natural brand.
"Marketers must be financially very, very strong for two important reasons: to be successful and to be taken seriously. If you're a brand manager, you run the business. You need to be able to sit down in the room with the CEO and talk and be understood."
Clint gives his Tippie MBA experience the credit for preparing him well.
"The Tippie MBA is heavy on the quantitative side, which proved to be very beneficial to me. I learned a whole new business vocabulary so I was ready to hit the ground running. It gave me breadth and depth. Case studies give you strategic insights to draw on for the rest of your career. I still remember them and use them today. I was able to run some linear regression analyses in my first weeks on the new job, allowing me to add value right out of the gate."
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Welcome to the building forum
Welcome to our newest FB Forum category. This is a new forum focused on general building and construction questions. Please feel free to post questions on anything your are working on in your house -- from flooring materials to window installation.
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The only disadvantage that I can see with a flat roof is hat there is no storage space above your ceilings.
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Can you paint a cultured marble bathroom vanity top & how? Thanks ...
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Is it possible for the average person to install cultured marble products? :(
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I am looking for some solutions...:confused:
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haily, I think you need to be asking these questions at a more specialized forum. Although this thread is titled general building and construction, this forum specializes in everything you need to know about constructing, using, and maintaining wood fired ovens. Although many members have a great knowledge of a vast array of construction projects, most folks here just share a love of wood fired ovens.
All that said, I would not recommend painting any countertop regardless of the material in either a bath or kitchen. Paint just won't hold up to the abuse or moisture, not to mention possible adhesion problems if improperly prepared or primed. My other issue is aesthetics - painted counters, tiles, and bathtubs/showers look exactly like what they are (an inexpensive band aid to cover something unsightly) - a common practice here in FL by home flippers during the housing boom.
Yes, the average handyperson can work with cultured marble. Bits and blades for cutting are readily available at any homecenter. The only issue would be any cut edges that are exposed. Cultured marble is a man made product consisting of resins, polymers, and limestone dust (basically fiberglass with stone dust). The glossy surface is achieved with a gel coat, just like a fiberglass boat. Finishing any cut edges of the counter so they match the factory finish is not something most people could achieve.
Most cultured vanity tops come predrilled, precut, and prefinished so alterations are minimal. Exactly what are you trying to do?
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Hello all
Sorry if I am not posting at the right spot, can't figure out how to create a new thread.
Platform built....4 inches of vermiculite/cement...rebar throughout and then 3 inches of high concrete as a bed for fire bricks.
Oven is 24 by 36 all fire brick construction.
My question....overbought thermal blanket and have enough Insulfrax to put down a whole foot over my dome.
My ovens old style modeled on a Alan Scott build.,
Do I need to cover my Insulfrax with any more insulation ?
Can I just lay my stucco right over the thermal blanket..onto a stucco meshing.
Much Thanks
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New Hampshire (8-1, 2-0 EAGL) at No. 19 North Carolina State (5-3, 1-0 EAGL)
Feb. 17, 2012 • 7:00 p.m. • Carmichael Gymnasium • Raleigh, N.C.
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LAST TIME OUT: PHILADELPHIA • FEB. 10, 2012 - Kayla Gray (Buffalo, N.Y.) scored a personal-best 9.9 to finish first on balance beam and added a career-high 9.825 to share first on floor exercise to help the University of New Hampshire gymnastics team win a quad-meet at the University of Pennsylvania's Hutchinson Gymnasium on Friday night.
UNH, which collected 195.25 points, upped its record to 8-1 on the season and extended its winning streak to seven. Penn (9-3) finished runner-up with a season-high 192.95 points, The College at Brockport (4-6) took third place with a 186.425 and Wilson College (0-8) totaled 148.125 points for fourth place.
The Wildcats began the meet on balance beam, where they posted a season-high score of 48.925. Gray's 9.9 event-winning tally led the way, and Austyn Fobes (Howell, N.J.) nailed her routine for a personal-best 9.85 for second place. Ali Carr (Chelmsford, Mass.) tied for fourth place with a 9.775.
On the next rotation, a balanced effort across the board on floor exercise earned the 'Cats a season-high 49.1 in that event. Four UNH gymnasts –Hannah Barile (Sinking Spring, Pa.), Fobes, Gray and Kate McGeever (Saco, Maine)- scored matching marks of 9.825 to tie Penn's Kristen Strausbaugh for first place.
The Wildcats remained consistent on vault with Carr scoring a team-high and first-place 9.825 while Jillian Hudson (Sparkill, N.Y.) took second place with a 9.8. Barile's 9.725 earned her a share of third place, and the 'Cats recorded an event-leading 48.5.
New Hampshire wrapped up the meet on uneven bars, where Danielle Reibold (Horsham, Pa.) scored a career-high 9.875 to earn first place. Carr and Fobes tied for fourth place with matching scores of 9.775. The Wildcats capped a four-event sweep with a team total of 48.725.
SCOUTING THE WOLFPACK: RALEIGH, N.C. • FEB. 10, 2012 - N.C. State sophomore Diahanna Ham tied the school record on vault with a 9.95 to pace the Wolfpack in a win at the Sweetheart Invitational over No. 10 Penn State, George Washington, and William & Mary on Feb. 11. The 21st-ranked Wolfpack finished the night with a team score of 196.775, the highest score since 2004, which also ties for fifth in school history.
Ham's vault of 9.95 tied the school record, marked the highest-scoring vault since 2004 and took first place at the meet.
Senior Jess Panza captured a pair of 9.9s to lead the Wolfpack on floor exercise and beam, finishing first on floor and second on beam. Both of the scores were season highs for Panza. State would finish with a team score of 49.225, the highest team score on any event this season, and fourth-best in program history.
On bars, junior Rachel Fincham led the way with a score of 9.85 for second. Sophomore Kristen Harabedian turned in a performance equally as impressive scoring a 9.8, a new season-high. NC State's team score, 48.975, represents the highest on the season.
Freshman Lane Jarred and Rachel Fincham finished tied for third on beam scoring 9.875s, good for new career-highs for both. NC State completed the event with a score of 49.275, the 10th-highest score in school history.
GRAY NAMED EAGL ROOKIE OF WEEK: UNH freshman gymnast Kayla Gray (Buffalo, N.Y.) was named the EAGL Rookie of the Week on Feb. 14.
Gray registered a career-high 9.9 to finish in first place on balance beam and added a personal-best 9.825 on floor exercise to share the top score in that event during UNH's quad-meet victory at the University of Pennsylvania on Feb. 10. The Wildcats extended their winning streak to seven and improved to 8-1 on the season by defeating Penn, Brockport and Wilson.
Gray, who has notched the Wildcats' top beam score in four of their last five meets, becomes the second UNH gymnast to earn an EAGL weekly honor in 2012. The Buffalo, N.Y., native joins senior Kate McGeever (Saco, Maine), who was named the EAGL Specialist of the Week on Jan. 24.
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D-NPL senator calls for bipartisanship on Medicaid
January 10, 2013 at 6:00 pm in The Dickinson Press
BISMARCK A Democratic senator was pleasantly surprised to see an expansion of Medicare in Gov. Jack Dalrymple's funding proposal for the Department of Human Services and hopes a bipartisan effort will keep it from being stripped from the legislation. Continue Reading


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The design of a laser fusion reactor with a dry wall chamber has been carried out. According to a simple point model calculation, sufficient pellet gain (G > 100) can be achieved with the injection energy of 400kJ under relatively conservative parameters ( = 2, c = 0.05, h = 0.2). Assuming the pulse heat load limit of a dry wall to be 2J/cm2, chamber radius of R = 5.64m is achievable. 1-D thermal analysis also supports the feasibility of this design. Then a medium scale plant (400MWe electric output) can be designed with moderate construction cost, which suits for the first-step reactor, if the laser repetition rate can be increased to 30 Hz. Since laser fusion reactors have flexibility in changing its output, this design enables them to be in flexible use according to the time-varying electric demand as the present fossil fuel power plants. This design is remarkable because it gives a new property to the fusion reactors.
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UNIFIL India contingent organizes a medical day in south Lebanon on Thursday Aug. 15, 2013. (The Daily Star/HO)
BEIRUT: On the occasion of the 67th Independence Day of India, the Indian contingent of the United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon held Thursday a medial day in south Lebanon.
INDBATT, in cooperation with Al-Kayaan medical clinic, conducted a Multi-Speciality Medical Camp in the southern region of Arqoub, according to a statement from the international force.
The medical camp was inaugurated by UNIFIL commander Maj. Gen. Paulo Serra in the presence of Hasbaya MP Qassem Hashem and other important dignitaries.
Serra highlighted the role of UNIFIL and voiced appreciation to the efforts of INDBATT "in providing humanitarian assistance to the people of the region."
He also thanked Al-Kayaan in "supporting the noble cause."
Handbooks on veterinary care and dental care prepared by INDBATT were also released by the Serra and they will be distributed to the local population to assist them in taking care of their livestock and personal oral hygiene.
Approximately 300 patients from various villages of Arqoub in INDBATT's area of operation benefitted from the camp, taking advantage of free consultancy beside free medicine and free transport.
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Canna 'Phasion' PP 10,569 (Tropicanna Canna Lily)
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Zone: 7b to 10b,
Height: 84" tall
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Pot Size: 3 qt. (2.8 L)
Tropicanna canna lily is the peak in "shock gardening." Canna 'Phasion', better known as Tropicanna canna is an incredible introduction from Jan Potgeither of South Africa. Canna 'Phasion' is a sport of the ever-popular Canna 'Wyoming'. Even without flowers you would surely grow Canna 'Phasion' for the foliage...purple with dramatic stripes of yellow and red evenly spaced throughout the leaf. Atop the 7' tall stems throughout the summer are wonderfully gaudy, shocking orange flowers...indeed, Tropicanna canna is the Howard Stern of the plant world...guaranteed to get your friends talking and the hummingbirds darting!


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MATHISTON – The East Webster Lady Wolverines continue to show the fight of an experienced basketball team.
That amazes coach Mandy Jewell because the Lady Wolverines are made up of mostly freshmen and juniors.
Despite falling behind 10-0 to start the game and trailing by seven points early in the fourth quarter, the Lady Wolverines came back each time and defeated the Wesson Lady Cobras 67-63 Monday night.
The Lady Wolverines improved their record to 19-11 and advance to the remainder of the Class 2A South Tournament to be held in Taylorsville.
"In my first two years here, we didn't have a winning season so we not only have a winning season, we won the district and now we're moving on in South half," Jewell said. "These girls are young with 9th graders and 11th graders. I have two seniors who step in and give some good minutes, but for the most part, they're babies. For us to go this far this early in their careers is almost unbelievable."
Wesson came out hot and scored 10 points before the crowd could settle in at the gym on East Webster's Wood College location. MaKenzie Rials had the first two baskets for the Lady Cobras and Madison Rials hit a pair of 3-point field goals.
The Lady Wolverines came back to score 11 unanswered points to take an 11-10 lead with 1:20 remaining in the first quarter. Quantesha Patterson had seven points during that stretch.
The game remained pretty close from that point as East Webster had a 13-12 advantage after the first quarter and Wesson went up 36-33 at halftime.
The Lady Cobras went on another spurt to close the third quarter and scored the first basket in the fourth quarter to take a 52-45 lead, but the Lady Wolverines came back once again and outscored the visitors 12-2 in a 3-minute span to go up 57-53.
Even though Wesson scored four-straight points to tie the game at 57-57 with 3:42 left in the game, East Webster went on a 10-4 run to close the game and took the victory. The Lady Wolverines had former athlete and Mississippi State softball player Swayze Hollenhead cheering them on from the bench in the last few moments.
"All year we've fought, fought and fought in some of our wins and fought, fought and fought in some of our losses," Jewell said. "We had a lot of close games in our early season, but couldn't quite finish them, but they have gotten better and learned how to finish. I'm proud of them."
Patterson poured in 30 points for East Webster, but had some help from Lynesha Curry with 16 points and Kalesa Dear with 10 points.
The contribution in the scoring column from Patterson is obvious, but Jewell knows what other players bring to the table.
"I've got to have my guards to get the ball down there to her," Jewell said. "We have one girl, in particular, that has a really good lob pass and we've got to have her in the game. We've got two that drive to the basket and lay it up or dump it to her, but it's team effort for sure."View more articles in:


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A Garden Grows in Brooklyn
Amidst the stone and steel high-rises of New York City, "outdoor space" typically means a small terrace overlooking the East River (if you're rich) or a fire escape overlooking a dumpster (if you're not). Scattered throughout New York City, however, are community gardens, little urban jewels that provide us city-dwellers with a lush respite from New York's hustle and bustle. The St. Mark's Avenue community garden in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn is just such an oasis.
The St. Mark's Avenue community garden is part of the Brooklyn Queens Land Trust, a not-for-profit organization that encompasses 34 community gardens in Brooklyn and Queens. According to their website, 32 of the BQLT's 34 community gardens are used for urban agriculture. Many community gardens participate in educational outreach programs, providing daycare and gardening classes to neighborhood children. Several BQLT gardens are part of an urban beekeeping study being conducted by Long Island University.
The St. Mark's Avenue garden was founded in 1975, when Prospect Heights residents became fed up with their neighborhood's trash-filled vacant lot—and the rats it attracted. They organized a massive cleanup and soon began planting vegetables and flowers. Today, the garden is organic, employing a 3-bin compost system and forbidding poisons of any kind. An urban beekeeper has set up headquarters toward the back of the garden. Perhaps most remarkably, in a city known for its insanely competitive real estate market, individual plots in the St. Mark's Avenue garden are available to Brooklynites for a mere $20, along with a two-hour per month time commitment.
On a recent Sunday visit to the St. Mark's Avenue garden, I chatted with my friend Rebecca, who was busy planting vegetables in her corner of the community garden. Rebecca hails from the loamy farmland of Nebraska and grew up eating farm-fresh vegetables. It wasn't until she moved to Brooklyn, though, that she decided to plant a vegetable garden of her own: "It seemed like a good way to connect with my community and my neighbors," Rebecca said, digging her hands deep into the soil of her garden plot. Indeed, a convivial, neighborly atmosphere permeates the garden; throughout the afternoon, fellow gardeners came and went, exchanging friendly greetings and gardening tips.
As Rebecca pulled weeds from her plot and watered the soil, she told me, "Gardening is a way to play. The dirt on my hands feels good, and anything I get to eat from my own garden is kind of a bonus." Rebecca's garden plot is home to strawberries, fennel, heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, broccoli, and hot peppers. Mint, basil, and lemon balm also thrive in individual pots.
The seeds planted in New York's community gardens yield not only bountiful produce and beautiful flowers, but also a sense of community and connection. The St. Mark's Avenue community garden, once a neighborhood eyesore, has become a welcoming sanctuary for casual passers-by and green-thumbed Brooklynites alike. Now, that's some valuable real estate.


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Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 10- Future Tense
We were walkin' towards the bar to get some drinks and ask questions. The brown-coated guy was still lookin' at me. As if he knew me somewhere before. The light sorta blinded me for a second there. I kinda blinked my eyes to see what he was tryin' to do. I stepped towards him and he still sorta ignores me. But I can smell him that somethin' is different. Yea, tell me about it. I began to ask him questions just to know the details of this strange guy.
"Hey, bub. Who are ya?"
He slightly looked at me and kept quiet for a second. He wasn't that type of person to chat with another person. Maybe, he neva had friends. But I sure do want to know what this guy is doin' in Mexico.
"That's none of your business."
"I see. Ya want to tell me what a person like you doin' here?"
"It's top secret."
I should have known this guy wouldn't answer some of my questions. I also asked him about the scientist who went missin' for the past year. He claimed he has not known Dr. Abraham Erskine at all. I showed the image which Psi-Borg has taken before. The cyborg sure knows how to keep his records checked everytime. He may have all the information that we need. But he's not the guy who would want to work with us. I really hated the cyborg who messed with me in the past trainin' session.
David and Victor were comin' behind me and see what was goin' on. I told them about this guy who refused to tell anythin' about his presence in Mexico. Victor came up like a big guy who wants to turn his tables around. He stared at the brown-coated guy with a smirk on his face. Victor also smelled him and found out that the guy was actually here for Abraham.
"Who are you?" asked Victor waitin' to see what comes up from the brown-coated guy's mouth. The strange guy never spoke much and he told Victor to f*ck off. Victor began to show a grin on his face and threw off the table and the chairs. He took the brown-coated guy's neck and continue askin' questions about his real identity. The guy didn't even scream and he looked tough as the way a soldier does. I wonder if he was some kind of a mercenary like Wade Wilson who neva shuts his f*ckin mouth.
Victor kept askin' questions to the guy but he still didn't answer. The strange guy took out his gun and shot on Victor's gut. Victor led out a scream and fell back on the bar. The Mexicans and foreign tourists screamed as they ran off from the bar. The brown-coated guy got up from his chair and walked off from us. David took his gun and took several shots at the brown-coated guy. But the guy used his gun to block the shots away from David's range of shootin' skills. I have neva seen like it before. I took out my adamantium claws and began to jump on him. Then the brown-coated guy took out some kind of staff weapon and send an electric shock through my body. I felt pain and screamed like a tiger wanderin' in the Indian jungles. I fell down to the Mexcian ground where the brown-coated guy was still standin' in front of me.
Victor woke up from the dead and got angry as ever. He ran through and almost pounce on the brown-coated guy. But the guy still used his staff weapon to knock the Sabretooth down. This is the first time I have ever seen the big tough guy got beaten like anythin' by a tough soldier.
I got up and shot him several times. But the shots got deflected from his back. It must be that steel arm he was usin' for protection. David threw plasma blasts at the brown-coated guy and went off like a big-bang. The brown-coated guy still survived since he had some kind of force field emantin' around his body. I wonder if this guy has these tech equipment on his shoulders. I had to find out his weakness so that I can beat him up for good.
Victor and I used our weapons and shot him several times. We kept shootin' but the bullets still got deflected from the brown-coated guy's force field. We even threw our bombs near the brown-coated guy and try to break his force field. But the force field is still active as ever.
"Who is this guy?" David wondered about the new stranger in a hot country. The brown-coated guy still neva said a word of what's happenin' here. He took out his big gun and shot a laser beam onto the nearby car where Victor and I were standin' near to it. We noticed that the car has no scratches in it and thought the brown-coated guy missed the shot. But a few seconds later, the car blew up and we screamed like h*ll. We were runnin' all over the place and try to keep out the fires out. But the fire kept burnin' our bodies like rotten eggs. Then we fell down unconsious. David found a water can and thew at our bodies. While he was bathin' us, the brown-coated guy gave a normal shot which went right through David's chest and our partner fell to the ground.
David was tryin' to get up and see what the brown-coated guy is goin' to do next. But he said somethin' we would have known before we even asked him.
"You guys won't get in my way. Otherwise, more lives will be at stake. Do you understand?"
While I was lyin' dead, I wondered what the brown-coated guy was talkin' about. I may have heard of what he said. But it sure sounds a mystery to me. Once my doctor recovers my burnt body, I'll sure want to give this strange guy a few slashes of my own.
While I opened my eyes, I tried to speak but the brown-coated guy finally answered some of my questions.
"You want to know who I am. I know who you are and what you're capable of. So don't try anything nasty on me. I will look out for you, Logan."
I wondered how he knew my name. These days, many people have already known me and yet I still can't remember if I knew them before. But this guy was different because I have neva known or seen him in my life.
"Who...are you?" I asked impatiently and still lyin' dead on the burnt ashes. I can still see the flashy light comin' from his left eye.
"The name's Cable. I have come here to save Dr. Abraham Erskine."
To be continued in Project X: The Birth of Wolverine, Chapter 11- Instinct.
Cable came back in time to save Abraham? But why? Does it have something to do with the formula which the scientist have created? You may find out in the next explosive chapter of Wolverine. You neva want to mess with the brown-coated guy from the future, bub. SNIKT!


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Alien: Isolation - The Sound of Alien: Isolation
In this exclusive insider video Creative Assembly shows that when you're hiding in the dark, what you can hear might just be the key to your survival.
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If it has that Dead Space scarey feeling them I'm in.
Sounds bloody terrifying....
hope they don't screw up like in the last one
I hope their effort will pay off.
My confidence in CA to make a half decent game these days is zero.
This game really does look and sound great, but I just hope it isn't a Slender Man-esque game within the Alien universe. I don't want to simply look around for information or pick-ups, while trying to stay away from an ever present antagonist. I'm hoping I can eventually defend myself, and its gameplay becomes more dynamic as the game progresses.
It looks good but still I think that the Dead Space has the best sound that really feels you of survival and horror. I still remember when listening audio tapes or watching videos of sacred people in alone dark space ship really really hunt you and even some voices of something drops really make you feel you are in survival world.
Since this isnt an American company i have faith in this. No disrespect to Americans. But the people who make horror games and movies in America seem to always want to make Horror cheesy and lame. I dont know what it is. Theres certainly enough terrifying stuff that happens in America to have GOOD horror writing. But they always choose to write stupid horror movies and games. Yet have fantastic horror writers like Steven King they could be drawing from.
Maybe the wrong people are writing horror movies and games in America or something. But they don't seem to get it.
Psycho was interesting, but that scene where the killer was his mother was kind of silly and not really terrifying at all and Poltergeist, holy FCKING sht thats in like top 6 best horror movies of all time on some websites and its one of the stupidist pathetic horror movies ive ever seen.
So this isnt from an American company so i have faith. Again no disrespect , but i think Americans COULD write much better horror movies and games than they produce. They certainly have enough horrific sht that goes on in their country to be able to.
cool, love Creative Assembly. Yes they fcked up with Rome TW2, but everything else theyve made (After 6 months of patches lol) has been pure quality.
Still not sure, but may get this, it looks pretty good, but we will see
A soundtrack consisting solely of dark ambient and/or very droning ambient music would have been much more fitting for this. Sorry, but a piano and orchestra completely takes me out of the experience with games like these.
Not only that, but it's also been done to death. So much that an orchestra feels "nice" and familiar at this point... And that's not scary.
the last alien game ACM when they where advertising it they said it had all new lighting effect never be for seen in any video game and we all no what happened to that. So lets hope this is not the same false advertising.
I just got a bit scared then.....:) Good...
Definitely has to be made with the aspect of the VR tech coming soon. I want to experience VR like this to test out my heart condition.
I bet this will be super linear and shortasfuck.
Remember people this will not be a game full of action every second. It will be a scary slow paced game with some moments where I expect where you have to run for your life and shoot at the enemy possibly.
In regards to the audio I am definitely liking it thus far. Definitely a game to play in the dark, in 3D and VR?
*still watching and waiting skepticly*
Just the segments shown here freak me the eff out. That first glimpse of the Alien, in shadow, you can just see the shape of the head and the bloody teeth, I felt like a flippin' five year old.
Im terrified just watching the video...
I hope they keep the classic feel as much as possible. I love the old tech sounds with lots of beeps and static effects in contrast with all the metal squeaking and objects falling down and tumbling over. Great atmosphere.
Gee, another Alien game made by Sega, I wonder how it is going to turn out? If only we had a history of them making Alien games to base our expectations on. lol
I dont see anything about this that would hint at it being of low quality, it looks good, sounds good, and actually makes you feel engaged with emotion.
holy shit! want this so bad!
oh my, that was sublime. This is the one game im most excited for this year. i know 'shadow of mordor' is out on the same day, and im sure it will be great, but this game reeks QUALITY on every level. shaping up to be DTS surround heaven.
the best part is where u heard the sound, havent seen any gameplay and PREORDER NOW! oh, this is so cool. take my money now. f*ck it!... like an old school alien movie fan i wish they will not f*ck up the game this time like it was with the last one, but im 95% sure that as much as they squeeze sega is not the company for that kind of job, they should go back to theyr sonic the hedgehog saga and hand over the job to crytec or ubisoft.
Great promo showing how awesome the sound and look of the game will be. However, gameplay is why we play a game and its very difficult from these promos to tell if it will be fun or not. If done right isolationist games can be very engaging, but we'll wait to see what happens when it comes out.
I know a lot of people are skeptical about this game due to the fact how Gearbox fucked up with Colonial Marines which I don't blame. Gearbox gave off a lot of promise for it(especially to the Alien fans) and overall shipped a shitty product. Even after the 10 gigs of patching and DLC they decided to just drop it and refuse further support which is why I don't like them anymore.
After it's reveal back in January, i'm happy to see that Isolation is turning up to be a interesting game. The fact it's inspired by the first film and that SEGA has been keeping a close eye on it pretty much shows in the behind the scenes material i've been watching the past couple months. This is Creative Assembly's first foray into a different type of game so it could be cool.
It may be fun to slaughter endless hordes of aliens but seeing something like this is a change of pace which is why i'm willing to give it the benefit of the doubt.
I can't imagine what it would be like with an Oculus Rift!
I will wear Grandpa Diapers while I am playing this game just in case I get some leakage when I am playing this at night with 7.1 surround sound and the Oculus Rift.
I don't know why, but I've been specifically interested in seeing something about the sound design in this game and its impact on gameplay. Looks like they're really making some smart decisions here. Can't wait.
pfff... sure..
at the end of the day, when the game comes out, it will be all about shooting and running. Just like any other mediocre game.
shoot aliens, recover health, look for ammo (repeat till the game is finished).
These kind of videos full of lies are getting very old. they are just meant to hype toddlers.
And as much as i love alien saga, since the beginning from the NES era, Alien games are condemned to be crap. I doubt this will be the exception, specially coming from SEGA (as much as i love and miss sega).
@Samslayer exactly that is fun at first but just like with Outlast gets boring. Would be nice to get a flamethrower to at least create space and get out of situations
@nyran125tk What about the Excorscist or Halloween or Jaws or The Conjuring or Insidious or The Birds or the Shining or the ring or Dawn of the dead or Alien or the Fly or Rosemary's Baby or the movie "Bug" or Silence of the Lambs or Saw (first one only) or Nightmare on Elm Street? Yeah, I guess there aren't any good American horror movies
@nyran125tk Watch 'Misery'. That is all.
@nyran125tk i think its very ignorant to outright say that all american's make poor horror. george romero's dead series specifically 'night' of the living dead is one of the best horrors of all time (though its age really shows now, being from the 60's and all), and what about the original amityville horror, evil dead, halloween, nightmare on elm street, silence of the lambs, texas chainsaw massacre etc etc. if i could be bothered i would find more specific examples but all of these are solid american horror movies we'v been given.
@001011000101101 Too early to say. Everything is contextual so only when you play the game, will you realise if the audio score is effective or not.
That is of course, when you're not trying desperately to avoid the creature itself. ;)
@001011000101101 Agree'd completely, I would have rather heard more synths, but we will see how it blends with the game
@devilzzz1983 no guns, this is like Outlast, Outlast was fenomenal in horror gaming series, so they gonna start doing more of these game.
@tenakakhan relax chief
@crashmer Agreed!
I love that atmosphere as well.
I am very interested in this game. I just got some great studio monitors that will pump out some nice sound. Its like Headphones for the entire room.
@alexbartle Dont get you expectations up too high
@wyattwoolley So... Where's the 'no pun intended'?
I will NEVER forgive or forget what Gearbox did to us by LYING about Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Duke Nukem Forever was shit, but it was 3d Realm's fault.
But Aliens was ALL Randy Pitchford and his stupid face's fault!
I don't care if Gearbox releases Borderlands 3, 4, 5 or whatever, I will NOT be picking that shitty game up!
@eze_sl89 Hmmm dw guys he's pmsing
"it will be all about shooting and running. Just like any other mediocre game.
shoot aliens, recover health, look for ammo (repeat till the game is finished)."
There's only one alien in the game, and I doubt there'll be a lot of shooting in it at all. It'll most likely just be the player character and the scanner most of the time. I don't see what the point of a gun would be anyways since they have the alien chasing you throughout, and I just don't see what the purpose would be other than to slow it down, so it'd be extremely limited. I feel like you're looking at it at an extreme, and unrealistic way.
@eze_sl89 You are aware its already been confirmed that while you can use guns, they can't kill the Alien, right?
@xan114 @nyran125tk Even Stephen Kings IT, is filled with cheap 1 liners and comical relief. A horror you should be like really fearful for the main characters and i dont feel that (Accept for the first Silence Of The Lambs) The Shining, was more entertaining than feelign scared for the main characters. Because the acting was a bit over the top. Kubrick had heaps of issues with Nicholson's acting in that that movie.But it was very entertaining. Again more 1 liners and comic relief in that movie to.
@johnnycontardo Good for you ... good for you. Now breath and step outside.
@DamnILoveGames @eze_sl89 who said anything about killing my dear? read again.
@Walkerdowntown @nyran125tk im not dreaming though am i? American horror films are generally either cheesy (poltergiest was horrid, i cant believe that is in top 10 horror movie lists) , a gore fest or filled with 1 liners. Even the Shining.
"FRESH MEAT, HOW SWEET" bullsht (thats a cheap 1 liner, used in Nightmare in Elm Street). "Or all work and no play makes jack a dull boy" thats still for comical relief though isnt it? Which im not against by the way. i highly doubt someone going nuts in reality would write that. They would most likely write inner monolgoues to do with hate or hatred for their wives or somethign extremely disturbing, like how the nations currency is the reason his wife needs to get her head chopped the fck off" I can pretty much gurarentee thats not what jeffrey Dahmer or a real SCARY person in real life would say lol
@nyran125tk If you don't at least appreciate the Shining then there's a lot you missed. Watch the movie Room 237 and you'll see
@eze_sl89 "Dont defend a game when it hasnt even come out yet. Dont be a fanboy, it makes you look stupid."
And yet, here you are bashing a game that hasn´t even come out yet...
@eze_sl89 What the hell gave you the idea I said you said that? That was ME saying that, notice how there are no bloody quotations.
You said 'These kind of videos full of lies are getting very old. they are just meant to hype toddlers' and as such I responded to that.
@DamnILoveGames @eze_sl89 Wow dude you really like to add words i didnt even say !
"You don't know it's fake, and saying what'll probably be a 15-18 rated game"
When did i said that ?? You sure have a lot of imagination, or you are just an idiot.
@eze_sl89 Where was I being a fanboy? In no way am I personally defending the game, I just stated that most games are repetitive and that guns can't kill the Alien, both of which are factually true at this point.
It's fine if you have low expectations, but much like I can't say it'll definitely be good, you can't say it will be definitively bad due to false advertising when it isn't even out yet. You don't know it's fake, and saying what'll probably be a 15-18 rated game is to 'hype toddlers' is even more immature.
@DamnILoveGames @eze_sl89 Dont defend a game when it hasnt even come out yet. Dont be a fanboy, it makes you look stupid.
I can say i have low expectations from a SEga game and a Alien game, becaouse of the evidence of past releases (yeah AVP was an OK game) but every other alien game that came out was a pile of crap. Why would i expect more for a game like this now?
I hope this game could be half as good as the video trailers promise. I love alien movies, but based on facts, its very unlikely.
Even a great orchesta to perform the soundtrack isnt enough on a game. To make a good game it has to feature great gameplay which is the 90% of a game. And i doubt this will be the case. Sadly.
@eze_sl89 Most games are repetitive when you get down to it, why is this one so cripplingly different?


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A gravedigger is a cemetery worker responsible for digging graves used in the process of burial.
Fossor (plural Fossors) or Fossarius (plural Fossarii), from the Latin verb fodere 'to dig', referred to grave diggers in the Roman catacombs in the first three or four centuries of the Christian Era. The determination, from the first days of the Church, of the ecclesiastical authorities to inter the mortal remains of the faithful in cemeteries reserved exclusively to Christians, brought into existence the class of workmen known as fossors. The duties of the Christian fossor corresponded in a general way with those of the pagan vespillones, but whereas the latter were held in anything but esteem in pagan society (many religions consider corpses, and sometimes anyone who touches them, 'unclean' also in a religious sense), the fossors from an early date were ranked among the inferior clergy of the Church (Wieland, Ordines Minores, 1897). An interesting literary reference to fossors, in their character of one of the orders of the inferior clergy, is found in the "Gesta apud Zenophilum", an appendix to the work of St. Optatus of Mileve against the heretical Donatists. Speaking of the "house in which Christians assembled" at Cirta in the year 303, during the persecution of Diocletian, this writer enumerates first the higher orders of the clergy present, from the bishop to the subdeacons, and then mentions by name the fossors Januarius, Heraclus, Fructuosus, et ceteris fossoribus ("Opp. S. Optati", ed. C. Ziwsa, in "Corpus Script. Eccl. Lat.", Vienna, 1893, XXVI, 187). St. Jerome also (Ep. xlix) alludes to fossors as clerici, and a sixth-century chronicle edited by Cardinal Mai (Spicil. Rom., IX, 133) enumerates the (minor) orders of the clergy as ostiarius, fossorius, lector, etc. At first the fossors seem to have received no regular salary, but were paid by individuals for the work accomplished; with the organization of the Church, however, they appear to have been paid from the common treasury. In the fourth century the corporation of fossors were empowered to sell burial spaces, as we learn from inscriptions. For example, in the cemetery of St. Cyriacus two women bought from the fossor Quintus a bisomus, or double grave, retro sanctos (behind, and near, a martyr's tomb), and there are several other references to this practice. The corporation of fossors probably did not consist merely of the labourers who excavated the galleries of the catacombs; it included also the artists who decorated the tombs, as appears from another allusion in the "Gesta apud Zenophilum" already cited. According to this authority two fossors were brought before the judge (inductis et adplicitis Victore Samsurici et Saturnino fossoribus); when interrogated as to their calling, one replied that he was a fossor, the other that he was an antifex. The latter term at that period included the professions of painter and sculptor. Thus it would seem that this person who is generically referred to as a fossor is also an artist.
Among the representations of fossors in the catacombs the one best known, through Wiseman's "Fabiola", is that of the fossor Diogenes, discovered by Boldetti. The picture, which was seriously damaged in an attempt to remove it from the wall, represents Diogenes with his pick over his right shoulder and a sack, probably containing his midday meal, on his left shoulder, while in his left hand he carries a staff with a light attached. The inscription reads: DIOGENES FOSSOR, IN PACE DEPOSITVS, OCTABV KALENDAS OCTOBRIS (the fossor Diogenes, interred in peace, the eighth day before the calends of October). The oldest fresco of a fossor, or rather of two fossors, dating from the latter half of the second century, is in one of the so-called Sacrament Chapel in the catacomb of St. Callistus. The figures are represented pointing toward three Eucharistic scenes, probably to indicate another of their duties, which was to exclude unauthorized persons from taking part in the liturgical celebrations held occasionally in the cemeteries in commemoration of martyrs. Representations of fossors are usually near the entrance of the subterranean cemeteries.
What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the
shipwright, or the carpenter? OTHER
The gallows-maker, for that frame outlives a thousand
tenants. (V.i., 38-41)
and later in the scene:
And when you are asked
this question next, say "A grave-maker." The houses that
he makes last till doomsday. (V.i., 53-55)
Soon, Hamlet enters and engages in a quick dialog with the first Gravedigger. The scene ends with Hamlet's soliloquies regarding the circle of life prompted by his discovery of the skull of his beloved jester, Yorick. The First Clown unearths Yorick's skull, prompting Hamlet to deliver the memorable lines: "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy".
Gravedigging has also been used as a theme in detective and crime fiction. Gravedigger Jones is one of two black detectives featured in the "Harlem cycle" of novels by Chester Himes. His partner in the novels is Coffin Ed Johnson and the pair are often involved in violent confrontations. The timbre of these novels is frequently mordant, and a funeral director is a recurring character.
In the terminology of Marxism, a rising revolutionary class which is destined to overthrow and supplant an earlier ruling class is often referred to as that earlier class' "gravedigger". Thus, the bourgeoisie's historical role was to act as "the gravedigger of feudalism", but by creating a vast exploited working class which is bound to organise and stage a revolution, the bourgeoisie has inevitably created its own "gravedigger" (see ).
This methporical use of "gravedigger" is already attested in Karl Marx's own writings, and was continued in the same sense by Lenin, Trotsky and many other Marxist theoreticians and leaders.
Encyclopædia Britannica Book of the Year article on James "Sonny Ford" Thomas, Online 15 October 2005 "John Jackson." Contemporary Black Biography, Volume 36. Edited by Ashyia Henderson. Gale Group, 2002. "The Pappenheimer Family." World Eras, Vol. 1: European Renaissance and Reformation (1350-1600). Gale Group, 2001. "Sid Smith" Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2005. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Cliffs Notes summary of Act 5, Scene 1 in Hamlet Barbara Paul's website "Chester Bomar Himes." Encyclopedia of World Biography Supplement, Vol. 22. Gale Group, 2002. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Thomson Gale. 2005 Baseball Library entry for Richie Hebner


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Court of Appeals of California, Second District, Division One (LoanSafe.org) – Dunn alleged that Cobb, a mortgage broker and employee or agent of Wells Fargo, agreed in April 2004 to procure a loan for him to purchase the Manhattan Beach residential property. According to Dunn, the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement that he obtained prior to escrow indicated that the loan carried a maximum monthly payment of $3,245 and no prepayment penalty. Nevertheless, Dunn alleged, the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement that was part of his escrow package and formed the terms of his loan, which funded on May 17, 2004, differed in material respects by providing for 300 monthly payments of $4,221.55 after the initial 60 payments and the potential for a prepayment penalty.- Courts
LAURENCE I. DUNN, Plaintiff and Appellant,
WELLS FARGO BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION et al., Defendants and Respondents.
No. B221725.
Filed January 27, 2011.
Law Offices of Eugene Alkana and Eugene Alkana for Plaintiff and Appellant.
Barry Gardner & Kincannon and Laura J. Petrie for Defendants and Respondents.
Plaintiff Laurence Dunn appeals from the judgment entered after the trial court granted summary judgment for defendants Wells Fargo Bank National Association, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage1 and Daniel Cobb in this action based on Dunn's financing of a loan for his purchase of residential property in Manhattan Beach. We affirm.
1. The Complaint
On May 16, 2007, Dunn filed a complaint against Wells Fargo and Cobb asserting eight causes of action: (1) fraudulent misrepresentation; (2) constructive fraud; (3) breach of fiduciary duty; (4) unfair business practices under Business and Professions Code section 17200; (5) violation of the Truth in Lending Act (15 U.S.C. § 1601 et seq.); (6) intentional infliction of emotional distress; (7) negligent infliction of emotional distress; and (8) rescission. Dunn alleged that Cobb, a mortgage broker and employee or agent of Wells Fargo, agreed in April 2004 to procure a loan for him to purchase the Manhattan Beach residential property.
According to Dunn, the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement that he obtained prior to escrow indicated that the loan carried a maximum monthly payment of $3,245 and no prepayment penalty. Nevertheless, Dunn alleged, the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement that was part of his escrow package and formed the terms of his loan, which funded on May 17, 2004, differed in material respects by providing for 300 monthly payments of $4,221.55 after the initial 60 payments and the potential for a prepayment penalty. Dunn claimed that he was misled by Cobb to his detriment to enter a loan agreement that was not as favorable to him as the one he had expected based on the initial document presented to him. Dunn sought compensatory and punitive damages, interest and injunctive relief.2
2. The Motion for Summary Judgment
Wells Fargo and Cobb moved for summary judgment, contending that all of Dunn's causes of action fail as a matter of law because the terms of the loan he obtained were disclosed as required and any expectations that Dunn, an attorney, real estate broker and licensed contractor, had for different loan terms were the result of his failure to read the loan documents. Wells Fargo and Cobb further maintained that any reliance by Dunn on purported oral statements made by Cobb during the loan negotiations was improper because Dunn did not plead any such statements by Cobb or his reliance thereon in the complaint.3
3. Dunn's Opposition
In opposition to summary judgment, Dunn focused on his cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty. He abandoned the claim pleaded in his complaint that Cobb breached a fiduciary duty by failing to alert him to the changed terms between the first disclosure statement and the one he ultimately signed. Instead, his new claim was that Cobb breached a duty by failing to explain to him that the three-tier payment schedule in the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement signed by him was not fixed, and thus the monthly payment amounts could exceed those listed, that the interest rate could reset every six months of the loan and that the loan contained a prepayment penalty under certain conditions. Dunn admitted in a declaration that he had "looked over the documents" at closing, "found them to be as Mr. Cobb had represented" and, therefore, signed them, apparently implying that he did so without realizing the loan contained terms that Cobb had not explained to him. In addition to his own declaration, Dunn submitted the declaration of Alan Wallace, a real estate attorney and broker, who had reviewed the loan documents and opined that Wells Fargo and Cobb had breached their fiduciary duties to Dunn by failing to make adequate disclosures to him regarding the loan terms.
4. The Reply and Objections to Dunn's Evidence
Replying to Dunn's opposition, Wells Fargo and Cobb objected to the declarations of Dunn and Wallace on the grounds that they contained irrelevant information and purported facts that were outside the scope of the complaint. Wells Fargo and Cobb further objected to Dunn's declaration, contending that many of his statements regarding the representations made to him and the terms of the allegedly promised loan contradicted his deposition testimony and thus were inadmissible to defeat summary judgment. Wells Fargo and Cobb argued that Dunn had not presented argument to oppose summary resolution of any of his causes of action except breach of fiduciary duty and his arguments as to the breach of fiduciary duty cause of action were insufficient to defeat the motion.
5. The Trial Court's Order Granting the Motion and Entry of Judgment
The trial court sustained the objections of Wells Fargo and Cobb to the those portions of Dunn's and Wallace's declarations that related to Dunn's theory of liability first proposed in opposition to summary judgment because they were outside the scope of the complaint. Additionally, with respect to Dunn, the court sustained objections to the statements in his declaration that contradicted those he had made in deposition. The court determined the cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty fails as a matter of law because Wells Fargo and Dunn did not misrepresent the terms of Dunn's loan, and summarily resolved Dunn's other seven causes of action, concluding that Dunn had not addressed their merit in opposing the motion. The court granted summary judgment for Wells Fargo and Cobb, and judgment was entered. Dunn timely appealed.
1. Standard of Review
A trial court must grant a summary judgment motion when no triable issue exists as to any material fact and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. (Code Civ. Proc., § 437c, subd. (c).) We independently review the trial court's decision, "considering all of the evidence the parties offered in connection with the motion (except that which the court properly excluded) and the uncontradicted inferences the evidence reasonably supports. [Citation.] In the trial court, once a moving defendant has `shown that one or more elements of the cause of action, even if not separately pleaded, cannot be established,' the burden shifts to the plaintiff to show the existence of a triable issue; to meet that burden, the plaintiff `may not rely upon the mere allegations or denials of its pleadings . . . but, instead, shall set forth the specific facts showing that a triable issue of material fact exists as to that cause of action . . . .' [Citations.]" (Merrill v. Navegar, Inc. (2001) 26 Cal.4th 465, 476-477.)
2. The Trial Court Properly Granted Summary Judgment for Wells Fargo and Cobb
On appeal, Dunn contends the trial court erred in granting summary judgment on his causes of action for breach of fiduciary duty, constructive fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation and negligent infliction of emotional distress. Even assuming that Dunn is not limited on appeal to challenging the court's decision only as to his cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty because he failed to oppose summary resolution of the other causes of action, none of his contentions shows that he has a viable cause of action that survives summary judgment.
As to his breach of fiduciary duty cause of action, Dunn's theory of liability is that Cobb never explained to him that the terms of the loan would include frequently fluctuating monthly payment amounts, varying interest rates and the possibility of a prepayment penalty. That theory of liability, however, is outside the scope of Dunn's complaint. In his complaint, Dunn limited his allegations to claiming that Cobb did not disclose a discrepancy between the Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement that he was provided at the outset of the loan negotiation process and that signed by him during escrow of the loan he obtained. Dunn cannot use opposition to summary judgment to make new claims not contained in his complaint, and he never sought to amend the complaint: "[T]he pleadings set the boundaries of the issues to be resolved at summary judgment. [Citations.] . . . A summary judgment or summary adjudication motion that is otherwise sufficient, `cannot be successfully resisted by counterdeclarations which create immaterial factual conflicts outside the scope of the pleadings; counterdeclarations are no substitute for amended pleadings.' [Citation.] Thus, a plaintiff wishing `to rely upon unpleaded theories to defeat summary judgment' must move to amend the complaint before the hearing. [Citations.]" (Oakland Raiders v. National Football League (2005) 131 Cal.App.4th 621, 648.) Dunn, therefore, cannot rely on his unpleaded theory of liability to defeat summary judgment. (Id. at p. 649 [plaintiff cannot defeat summary judgment by claiming breaches of fiduciary duty that it did not allege in the complaint].)
In any case, the evidence Dunn relies on to claim breach of fiduciary duty was excluded by the trial court pursuant to evidentiary objections. Dunn does not argue on appeal that the court erred by sustaining the objections. As such, he cannot rely on the excluded evidence to argue that the trial court erred in granting summary judgment. (Roe v. McDonald's Corp. (2005) 129 Cal.App.4th 1107, 1113-1114 [on review of summary judgment, appellate court does not consider evidence to which objections were made and sustained when plaintiff does not challenge those evidentiary rulings on appeal].)
Dunn does not claim that the documents he signed, including the disclosure, inaccurately described the terms of his loan. Rather, he claims that, because Wells Fargo and Cobb owed him fiduciary duties, providing him documents that accurately described the loan terms was not sufficient, he had no obligation to thoroughly read the documents before signing them and Cobb was obligated to orally explain the terms to him. But the cases on which he relies do not support his sweeping claim.
In Wyatt v. Union Mortgage Co. (1979) 24 Cal.3d 773, the Supreme Court affirmed a judgment after a jury verdict for plaintiffs on their breach of fiduciary duty cause of action against their mortgage broker because, even though they did not read their documents before signing them, their mortgage broker, in response to plaintiffs' questions about their loan terms, provided "materially misleading and incomplete information," taking advantage of the plaintiffs as "persons of modest means and limited experience in financial affairs." (Id. at pp. 782-784.) Here, none of the admitted evidence suggests that Cobb materially misrepresented loan terms or gave incomplete information in response to any inquiries by Dunn regarding his loan or that he took advantage of Dunn, an attorney and real estate broker.
And Brown v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (2008) 168 Cal.App.4th 938 involved the enforceability of an arbitration provision in a stockbroker agreement of which the plaintiffs—an elderly couple where the husband was legally blind and thus unable to read—said they were unaware. The appellate court held that, while stock brokers generally have no duty to "read or explain their initial agreements to prospective customers," such a duty may exist "when the facts establish that an investment professional has previously voluntarily induced a vulnerable individual to repose and trust and confidence in the professional." (Id. at pp. 961-962, italics omitted.) Again, none of the admitted evidence suggests that Dunn was a vulnerable individual in relation to this transaction or that Cobb took advantage of him. Dunn thus has demonstrated no basis on which he can pursue his breach of fiduciary duty cause of action.4
Dunn's cause of action for fraudulent misrepresentation also lacks merit as a matter of law. In his complaint, Dunn alleged fraudulent misrepresentation based on Cobb's failure to disclose differences between the two disclosure statements. But his theory on appeal appears to be that Cobb made certain untrue representations to him regarding loan terms, including that the loan would not have a prepayment penalty, on which he relied to his detriment. As with the breach of fiduciary cause of action, this theory of fraudulent misrepresentation is outside the scope of Dunn's complaint, and he, therefore, cannot rely on it to defeat summary judgment. (Oakland Raiders v. National Football League, supra, 131 Cal.App.4th at p. 648.) Moreover, as discussed above, the trial court excluded Dunn's statements regarding Cobb's purported representations that the loan would not have a prepayment penalty because they contradicted his deposition testimony, and Dunn does not challenge those evidentiary rulings on appeal. (Roe v. McDonald's Corp., supra, 129 Cal.App.4th at pp. 1113-1114.) In addition, given the written disclosures presented to Dunn throughout the loan process, which accurately described the terms of the loan he obtained, no evidence suggests that Cobb made promises to Dunn regarding the loan terms that he would obtain for Dunn with knowledge that they were false and without intent to keep them—a required element of a fraudulent misrepresentation cause of action. (Vogelsang v. Wolpert (1964) 227 Cal.App.2d 102, 109 [elements of fraudulent misrepresentation include knowledge of falsity, scienter, by the defendant].)5
The judgment is affirmed. Respondents shall recover their costs on appeal.
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Stop Out is an association football club in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. They are based at Hutt Park, however due to renovations home matches have been played at Hutt Raceway in Seaview.
The Stop Out organisation was founded in 1919 with the aim of providing recreation to Hutt Valley children, so as to prevent the, from becoming "stop outs", period slang for trouble youth. The organisation has been involved with several sports over the course of it's history - notably Athletics, Softball and Boxing - however the organisation is now focused on football. Despite the change of sporting code focus, the club highly values the founding principles and abides by them today. The football branch of the organisation was established in 1922, as the club Moera Stop Out, later changing their name to Stop Out in 1932. The club won the Chatham Cup in 1956, and was runner up for the National League title in 1977. In 1983 and 1983, Stop Out won the Central Region title.
Stop Out's senior club has grown in recent years to include 8 men's teams. The club's first team played in Central League in the 2006 season, the first time in over a decade. The club fields three teams playing in the Masters Divisions and a further four teams playing in the Capital Leagues (Capital 4, Capital 9, Capital 10 and Capital 13).
In 2006, the junior grades fielded 41 teams, of which 7 played in JPL or JPL-promo leagues.


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regulator question
I have recently tested my regulator rectifier after a few weeks of tending my battery every night to get it running. You see, the battery itself was not holding it's voltage over night. Well i spent $200 on a yuasa battery and am wanting to protect my investment.
turns out my regulator is not running perfect...
At 1,500 rpms it's producing an average of 14. volts. great!
at 5,000 rpms it's producing an average of only 13.8 volts... hmmm.
this means that the battery is getting some charge when i'm riding at speed.
My commute is an even mix of about 5 miles on the hwy and 5 miles of traffic lights.
my questions are...
is 13.8 volts enough to keep my bike charged at hyw speeds?
is this a sign of future failure?
Am I at risk of killing my new battery?
can i put this repair off till the spring?
anyone have a spare regulator rectifier?
Thanks for the advice!
more info...
There are no electrical accessories on this bike.
I did check for loss of current and also the generator coils. no problems.
Did you turn on the low beam?
I'm on my 3rd rec/reg........ Just replace it with the latest model. 13.8 is not enough.
New/good reg. runs 14.4/5 at idle no lights
14.4/5 at rpm lights/no lights
Two invaluable gages are a volt meter and oil temp (correct eng. temp)
A lot of people panic that their bikes are overheating because their cooling system does what it is designed to do. With an oil temp gauge you know what is really happening.:wink:
I mounted mine on the glove box
The battery killing issue is not an insufficient charge issue. The batteries get a shorted cell and then will take but not keep a charge. This can be diagnosed on a battery tester. There are disagreements as to the exact cause but spikes from the rectifier, how the starter draws, using a charger at more than 1.2 amps and jumping the bike are all possible causes. The 950 is famous for shorting batteries and seemingly worse with gel batteries. You may have an additional problem of low voltage in which case change the rectifier.
Go and price a Rec/Reg, there reasonably priced/cheep compared to all the fucking around. Everyone should should have one handy.
thanks for the replies!
i am now in search for a regulator...
I got one of eBay installed it and it worked perfectly for about 10 seconds. Total waist of money. The thing caught fire sort of. This stuff had a big rap through the Yamaha forums.
So I am on my third KTM and forth rec/reg. I've had my bike since new 6 years. Change my waterpump every 15,000km ... now 20,000km. Fitted a vacuum fuel pump..... and recently fixed my starter sprang spring. That was quite funny as I rang the shop and was quoted $1,080 for the part which includes the freewheel. The broken part looks like a spring from behind an oil seal..... reached into my bag of old unused seals and gaskets and found one that fit...... I works perfect. Cost = $0,000 :lol3 Easy bike to live with. No other problems
K2m- which oil temp gauge is that and where/how is it hooked up? Sounds like a real good idea. Thanks
The gauge is a VDO water-temp from a boating shop ...... a discount warehouse place. I got the sender from the same shop. There is a little lug on the back of the oil tank. I drilled and taped it :1drink It's been there nearly 6 years
I will have to dig for the complete reference, but I believe that a Yamaha R1 regulator will work far better because of the MOSFETs used internally. Requires the harness plug to be spliced but that is pretty easy. The R1 regs run much cooler and as a result typically will last a very long time. Voltage regulation also tends to be more in line with ~14.2Vdc.
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Requires plugs: FURUKAWA CONNECTORS

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Nice one Ken :thumb
This is nothing like the Chinese rubbish that I tried
The KTM ones do not last long enough. This looks to be a good solution to an on going problem.
Or maybe the kit
Might just grab one :wink:
Anyone found the OEM connector?
How do you connect to the OEM loom? Did you find the manufacturer of the OEM brown plug the yellow wires connect to?
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Somaliland regional police shut down Hubaal News Network after raiding its headquarters in Hargeisa Friday (December 13th), arresting two journalists.
"Heavily armed [Rapid Reinforcement Unit] of Somaliland police raided our office and closed it, taking with them two journalists. We do not know where they have taken them," Hubaal newspaper chairman Mohamed Ahmed Jama told the BBC Somali Service, according to Somali Current.
Jama said the police raid was related to a recent protest staged by journalists over the release of a man suspected of attacking Hubaal offices in April. Four journalists were arrested during the protests on December 3rd.
Speaking to journalists, regional police commissioner General Abdullahi Fadal Iman said they closed the Hubaal newspaper office with a court warranty, accusing the news agency of publishing stories dividing police leadership and misleading security officers.
A Somaliland court banned Hubaal from publication in June, and then lifted the ban and issued pardons in August.