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A velocity vector represents the rate of change of the position of an object. The magnitude of a velocity vector gives the speed of an object while the vector direction gives its direction. Velocity vectors can be added or subtracted according to the principles of vector addition.
Okay velocity vectors. Remember a vector is something that has both magnitude and direction okay so in this case I've got a vector going 4 meters per second East a velocity. Okay and I'm going to scale so that 40 centimeters is equivalent to 4 meters per second okay. Vectors can be added or subtracted and if it's in the same plane that's a pretty easy equation. Let's look at some examples, so I've got my 4 meters per second East and let's say I'm paddling in a canoe 4 meters per second okay and I'm paddling with the current and the current is 3 meters per second East. Well that's a pretty simple addition problem 4 meters per second East plus 3 meters per second East is 7 meters per second that's my total vector.
Okay it's also pretty easy if I have vectors going in opposite directions, I just subtract the second vector from the first. So I'm paddling now not down stream but I'm paddling up stream with the current going against me. So my 4 meters per second East is being countered by a vector that's going 3 meters per second West I'll try to be more accurate there and probably it would be right about there. So if I subtract 3 from 4 I get 1 meters per second East is my total vector. Okay, now those are pretty straight forward and sometimes you'll see problems like that but vectors often times are not moving either in the same direction or in the counter direction but they're often moving at right angles. So now let's take my canoe and now let's say I'm not going up or down the river but I'm going across the river. Okay and here I'm paddling my canoe 4 meters per second East but the river is flowing South and it's flowing 3 meters per second South.
Okay, well now when I add my vector I don't just get a smaller or larger vector I actually get a vector that at a different angle, at a different direction. So when I connect my 2 vectors I make a triangle okay and now to calculate this velocity I've got to do a little Math and since I have a right triangle I can look at these values. So I've got my this value and this value, if I have this value squared and this value squared it's going to equal this value squared. So let's go ahead and write that formula a squared plus b squared equals c squared and that's the value I want to find right there is c. Okay so if I go ahead and solve that I've got 4 squared is 16, 3 squared is 9 and that equals 25. Well 25, the square root of 25 is 5 so my new vector here is 5 meters per second South East and that's how you solve vector velocity problems.
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We've tried many beef stew recipes, including Julia's, but this is the recipe we keep going back to. Like other reviewers, I add peas and sliced mushrooms near the end ...only because I like them. I often omit the potatoes and serve the stew over mashed potatoes (the way my mother used to)flag if inappropriate
Excellent recipe but I added a few things based on other feedback. I added 2 stalks celery, used more tomato paste, threw in 4 garlic cloves and more thyme for flavor, also only used 3 cups of broth to make thicker and it was just right... finally 30 min before done I threw in a few handfuls of frozen pearl onions and peas which made it richer and flavorful.flag if inappropriate
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Yum! This recipe is a keeper. Used suggestions from previous reviewers: added garlic; chopped onion, potatoes and carrots smaller; and didn't discard any of the herbs or veggies before the final hour of baking - good suggestions. Didn't have fresh thyme, so used 1 teaspoon of dried and added fresh rosemary - I thought the flavor was great. Also added red pepper flakes. My only issue was that my potatoes and carrots were still too firm after 1 hour of cooking. My mom suggested picking all the veggies out of the soup and microwaving them on high for 5-7mins in some broth. Worked out great for me, tender veggies and I didn't have to keep baking.flag if inappropriate
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This was delicious! I made it with grass-fed chuck eye steak cut into cubes. I chopped the onion, sautéed it and added it to the pot before cooking. I also added all the carrots at the beginning of cooking. Per another person¿s suggestion, I added more tomato paste (a 6 oz can). I didn¿t have any potatoes so I made it without them and didn¿t miss them at all. I also didn¿t use the flour and the sauce was sufficiently thick by the end of cooking. I used dried thyme and Zinfandel. It was a huge hit in my household. The meat was incredibly tender and it is one of my favorite stew ever.flag if inappropriate
super, especially the next day! trust me on the additions = 3-4 cloves of garlic, which disintegrate into the broth by the time its done, extra tomato paste, beef broth instead of chicken, a few tablespoons of fish sauce to give it depth, and extra salt and pepper to taste.flag if inappropriate
I followed this recipe exactly. After I added the carrots and potatoes, I saw that there wasn't enough liquid to cover them. I've made that mistake before, and I know that the veggies would have turned dry in the oven. I added about 3-4 cups of water to cover them, but I hated to do this because I knew it would just dilute the flavor of the stew. Am I missing something?flag if inappropriate
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canola oil
2 pounds
bison meat, cut into 1-inch cubes
1 tablespoon
canola oil
1 cup
minced yellow onion
1/2 cup
minced celery
2 cloves
garlic, minced
2 tablespoons
4 cups
low-sodium chicken broth
1 cup
2 tablespoons
white wine
1 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
whole cloves
1 (8 ounce) can
tomato sauce
2 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
1/4 teaspoon
ground thyme
bison being expensive,but healthy i decided to give it a try. i added to this recipe, potato's, carrots,and rutabaga which i added the last half hour to forty five minutes. i would add another tablespoon of flour, and a bay leaf next time, as i thought it should be a bit thicker. i will make again.
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Bison Stew
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 276
Calories from Fat: 92
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Joni Mitchell has released 26 albums in an extraordinary career that spans over forty years. Her music and art have been a major influence to countless composers and artists around the world. A sampling of her albums include: Blue (1971),For the Roses (1972) Court and Spark (1973), Grammy winner The Hissing of Summer Lawns (1975), Mingus (1979), Dog Eat Dog (1985), Double-Grammy winner Turbulent Indigo (1994), Taming the Tiger (1998) and Songs from a Prairie Girl (2005). Her paintings and photographs have been exhibited in museums and galleries in Los Angeles, London, New York, Toronto and Tokyo. She has also collaborated on an original ballet featuring her music. She has been inducted into the National Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She has won five Grammy awards and a Grammy for Lifetime Achievement (2002). Mitchell has also won ASCAP's Founders Award, the Royal Swedish Academy of Music's Polar Music Prize, and Billboard Magazine's Century Award. In fact, Billboard recently named her one of the top 100 guitarists of the last century.


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Monrovia is rapidly becoming restless in the wake of the Ebola epidemic here that has claimed the lives of nearly 200 persons, including doctors, nurses, and a government official. The city is fast becoming tense, characterized by uncertainty as to who might be the next victim or has come in contact with the virus that is transmitted thru human fluids such as sweet, saliva, feces, vomit or dead persons, and eating of bats and primates.
Since the weekend, the authorities here have intensified coordination among various governmental sectors in strengthening response to what President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has described as a national health crisis. Among measures being taken by the government to contain the spread of the virus, particularly in the capital include sending home employees or civil servants, which amount to partial shutdown of ministries and agencies.
Ministries and agencies already affected are Finance and Development Planning, Education, General Services Agency and others. Authorities at the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism are said to be similarly considering plan to maintain a skeleton staff for now. General Services Agency director general, Madam Mary Broh, had already sent her employees for one month compulsory leave to enable administration sanitize the entire GSA compound, including offices and toilets.
The latest actions followed the death of a senior Liberian doctor, Samuel Brisbane in Monrovia over the weekend and an official of the Ministry of Finance, Patrick Sawyer, in Lagos, Nigeria where he had gone to attend an ECOWAS conference. The Liberian cabinet is gradually being run on an emergency basis with President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf holding meetings with her officials as chair of a national taskforce constituted Sunday to coordinate response with the country's national health team.
In a statement released Sunday, President Sirleaf announced the closure of all borders except major entry points, including the Roberts International Airport in Margibi County, James Spriggs Payne Airport in Monrovia, Foya Crossing in Lofa County, Bo Waterside Crossing in Grand Cape Mount, and the Ganta Crossing in Nimba County. Liberia shares borders with neighboring Guinea, Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast.
President Sirleaf said at these entry points, preventive and testing centers will be established, and stringent preventive measures to be announced will be scrupulously adhered to, including a new travel policy by the Liberia Airport Authority covering inspection and testing of all outgoing and incoming passengers; restrictions on public gatherings such as solidarity marches, demonstrations, promotional advertisements; and hotels, restaurants, entertainment centers and video clubs are to play five-minute film on Ebola awareness and prevention.
Additional measures to be imposed the President said are: Government vehicles will be commandeered, as appropriate, to provide needed logistics support to the health delivery system; all Government facilities and public places are to install and provide public access for washing of hands and other sanitization services; and media sensitization programs to be formulated by the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, among others.
"The Task Force appeals to the public to cooperate by refraining from harming or rejecting health workers and citizens' representatives who are only trying to save lives and protect citizens", she said.
The Liberian leader stressed that the Ebola virus is a national health problem that attacks the way of life of the Liberian people with serious economic and social consequences, adding, "As such, we are compelled to bring the totality of our national resolve to fight this scourge."


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MORRISVILLE, N.C., Jan. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- nContact, Inc., the leading innovator in epicardial ablation devices, today announced that its recently launched corporate website, www.ncontactinc.com, has won a 2011 Interactive Media Award for Best in Class Medical Site, presented by the nonprofit Interactive Media Council. The new website, designed by Studio 1440, has been recognized for excellence in design, development and implementation, through a competition of over 500 international and domestic websites.
John P. Funkhouser, President and CEO of nContact, said, "We designed our new website to represent the direction and vision of our company as we pioneer new treatment alternatives for common cardiac arrhythmias. As we continue to advance our technology and expand treatments to new patient populations, we will look to our website to chronicle our evolution. We appreciate that our efforts have been acknowledged through this prestigious interactive forum and that the concept, design and content has earned such recognition."
nContact's newly enhanced corporate website, with portals for both U.S. and International visitors, provides an in-depth view of the company's Numeris® and EPi-Sense® Guided Coagulation Systems with VisiTrax®, expanded physician resources, detailed images and animation videos.
The "Best in Class" award recognizes the website meets and surpasses standards of excellence in design, usability, innovation in technical features, standards compliance and content, receiving a near perfect score in each category. It is the most prestigious award presented by the Interactive Media Council each year.
About nContact, Inc.nContact is a medical device company founded in 2005 with a mission to develop devices for the endoscopic treatment of arrhythmias, including atrial fibrillation (AF). The Numeris® Coagulation System with VisiTrax® is based
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kaw 90 charging?
I have a pretty nice 72 kaw 90 streetbike (dont know the model).
It doesnt seem to be charging correctly. It has a new battery which according to my DVM shows about 6.25V with key off. As soon as I start it sometimes it will jump to 6.4 range but within a few seconds falls below battery voltage & continues to drop. And it may even go lower if I rev it up.
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Daniel Swain writes that despite recent storms, most of California is still below 50% of average for this time of year.
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A new model for solar farms that "colocates" crops and solar panels could result in the harvesting of valuable biofuel crops in addition to solar energy.
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Pamela Matson's research in environment and sustainability issues have earned her global recognition as a pioneer in the field of environmental science.
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Chris Field says that adapting to the realities of climate change is "just going to be something that great nations do."
Behind the scenes of an international climate report, with Stanford scientists
Stanford's Chris Field has spent five years leading a large team of international scientists as they prepared a major United Nations report on the state and fate of the world's climate.
Report: Effects of climate change seen everywhere
Climate change is affecting all parts of the globe, and the gap between the latest science on climatic change and government action to cut greenhouse emissions remains large, according to a sweeping U.N. report out today.
Climate change 'already affecting food supply' – UN
David Lobell says the impacts of climate change "are already evident in many places in the world."
Food and Water Shortages May Prove Major Risks of Climate Change
Chris Field states: "Dealing effectively with climate change is one of the defining challenges of the 21st century."
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1868 10C Ten Cents, Judd-641, Pollock-713, R.7, PR64 PCGS....
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Pattern 1868 Seated Dime, Judd-6411868 10C Ten Cents, Judd-641, Pollock-713, R.7, PR64 PCGS. Formerly offered as lot 7465 in our February 2001 Long Beach Sale, where it was described as, "The obverse is similar to that used on regular issue 1868 Seated dimes, but the date has been omitted from the field below Liberty's portrait. The reverse displays the denomination ONE DIME and the date 1868 within Longacre's cereal wreath. A six-pointed star is also enclosed within the wreath above the denomination. Struck in nickel with a reeded edge. This lilac-tinted near-Gem is moderately cameoed with smooth surfaces. A sharply struck survivor of this rare pattern delivery." (PCGS# 60859)
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Scientists stunned by billion-year-old ancient river on Mars
A team of European Space Agency (ESA) scientists have reportedly discovered an ancient riverbed on Mars, the latest evidence supporting the theory that water once flowed freely across the Martian surface. The photos, which were taken last year, were released late Thursday by the agency, according to a statement.
European Space Agency officials announced Thursday that they have discovered an ancient riverbed carved into the surface of the Red Planet. The images, snapped by the ESA's Mars Express, have left astronomers around the world scrambling to better understand the stunning feature — quite possibly the most definitive evidence to date supporting the theory that water once flowed on Mars.
The area, dubbed Reull Vallis, contains a river-like channel likely formed billions of years ago. The 1500-km channel is lined with tributaries that seem to resemble tributaries found on Earth, according to the report, and the striking river is at some points wider than four miles. Astronomers say the ancient river is nearly 1,000 feet deep at some points, and it is likely one of the most geologically important features on the planet.
"These structures are believed to be caused by the passage of loose debris and ice during the 'Amazonian' period (which continues to this day) due to glacial flow along the channel," the ESA wrote.
The depth of the channel has led a number of geologists to speculate that the riverbed was once occupied by water and large chunks of ice. Water likely flowed though Reull Vallis somewhere around 3.5 to 1.8 billion years ago, according to geologists, during a time known as the Hesperian period. The Hesperian period is thought to have ended around 3.5 to 1.8 billion years ago, although further research is likely needed in in order to confirm the age of the channel. The region shows a striking resemblance to the morphology found in regions on Earth affected by glaciation, and its history is likely complex as it holds a number of unusual formations.
"For example, we can see circular step-like structures on the inner walls of the sediment-filled crater in the foreground of the second perspective view," ESA said. "Planetary scientists think that these may represent former high water or glacial levels, before ice and water sublimated or evaporated away in stages at various times."
It remains unclear whether additional studies will seek to better understand the formation of the riverbed. A number of scientists have suggested that the channel is the result of a series of past rivers, rather than one single river. Some scientists have even suggested that the riverbed is the result not of water, but instead of lava flows. Regardless, the discovery of the formation means that the planet's climate has changed dramatically over the past several billion years.
The discovery comes as the U.S.-based space agency NASA continues to operate its nearly one-ton rover on Mars. The rover, which is slated to begin analyzing its first soil samples, has already discovered a number of geologically relevant features, including evidence of past water and worn rocks that seem to indicate the existence of flowing, knee-high rivers.
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I have sprayed about 50+ boxes with Deft can lacquer and have only had a problem with the first one and that was because it was the first one and i was not familiar with using it. Most of my boxes are sanded up to 320 grit by hand. I find that the lacquer works best when very light passes are used and the can is held about 12" from what I am spraying.I dont always find it necessary to sand after each coat…usually after each second coat works for me. I buff it after the last coat. It is usually about 70 deegrees in my shop.
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In Parking Star 2, you can enjoy all these famous scenes in great cities by driving a luxurious car.
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- 5 city levels including Beijing, Dubai, Paris, Tokyo and New York
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Frustrating but fun!
Puzzle lovers will be addicted to this game in no time since some levels aren't as easy to solve as they might think (read: driving backward vs. forward into lots). Plenty of tight squeezes and sharp corners to keep you thinking. Controls can be a bit difficult to master but once you have, it's good fun. But again: frustrating, but that's what will keep you coming back :)
Its ok but i dont think its cool when you cant skip level and try,try and try... But you cant! And please put it in 3D and more views.
I like it but im not that good... Well good idea... But you must fix something!
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A smooth runner with good athleticism and balance. Has a nice jump cut and spin move to bounce plays outside on the edge. Able to hurdle defenders. Shows good patience, and is a nice north-south runner that can find cutback lanes when he gets past the line of scrimmage. Keeps his feet moving after contact and sometimes will lower the shoulder, deliver blow to the defender and play with nice pad level. Can be a good option in the flat and shows potential on screens because of his burst in space. Adjusts to the throw and comes back for the ball. Shows some ability to cut a pass rusher on the edge in pass protection.
Struggles to change direction at times with choppy footwork. Too patient at times when hitting the hole, dancing in the backfield and waiting for holes to open. Not super elusive and will struggle at times to make defenders miss on the outside. Needs to improve his footwork. Doesn't consistently run with the authority and power his size merits. Doesn't always finish runs and can be tentative about contact at times. Doesn't consistently fight for extra yards. Inconsistent concentration as a receiver, body catching and will drop some easy throws at times.
You see the flashes of big-time potential for Harper, but he's too inconsistent. He needs work and polish, and if he can iron out those kinks, he can be a very good NFL rusher. If not, he'll be a career backup. He split carries with Andre Ellington this past year, but was really the No. 2 back when Ellington was healthy. But due to Ellington's injury, he became the main back down the stretch and finished as Clemson's leading rusher with 760 yards on 197 carries (3.9 avg), 7 touchdowns, and 35 receptions. Spent two years as a reserve behind C.J. Spiller, combining for 114 carries for 551 yards (4.8 avg) and 5 touchdowns with 15 receptions.
Harper has the physical tools and potential to be a good runner, but he's not as consistent as you want. He is not as powerful a runner as a player his size should be, and he spends too much time trying to juke defenders and make the athletic plays than just lowering his pads and powering through them. If he can improve in areas such as his footwork, vision, and pad level, he can be a very good running back, capable of being a lead back in an offense and being a 1000-yard rusher. He's got potential, but it would not surprise me if he's better with his second team than he is with his first. How likely he is going to live up to his athletic potential will depend on character assessments and how hard teams think he's going to work. I have no reason to doubt his character, but he's inconsistent, raw, and undisciplined. If he doesn't change these things, he'll be out of the league by the time his rookie contract expires. If he does, he has the chance to be a good solid rusher in a similar fashion as a Rashard Mendenhall. He's not a guy that is going to make an offense go, but can be a powerful, athletic rusher that can make some big runs and be a guy that can give you 15-20 carries, as well as being a factor in the passing game if he makes improvements there.
Harper is the athletic, powerful runner that could fit well in Atlanta down the road as a lead back. But he's a bit of a project. He isn't going to make a huge impact right away because while he has potential in the passing game, he's inconsistent and unpolished there. So he won't take reps from Snelling, and while athletically his upside as a rusher is higher than Snelling's, he's undisciplined, raw, and incosnsitent so he won't be a major upgrade there. But if he takes to coaching, by his second or third season he should start to emerge, move past Snelling on the depth chart and give the team an option to be the lead back and replacement for Turner. But at the same time, he might not develop, never passing Snelling on the depth chart and the team letting him walk three or four years down the road. But if he does develop, he can be a good runner in the Falcons power-based attack and also be more of a dual threat in the passing game.
Harper is a boom/bust prospect that has second round potential, but because he might take time to develop, you're better off waiting until the fourth round to take him.
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Agility: 3.0
Vision: 2.5
Hands: 3.0
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1907 $20 High Relief, Flat Rim -- Reverse Improperly Cleaned -- NGC Details. Proof....
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"--Numerous, raised die-polishing lines on both sides. These appear in a random, swirling pattern. While also evident on currency strikes, these are particularly bold on Proofs.
"--Uniformly satiny surfaces, without any of the radial flowlines that produce conventional Mint luster."
Both sides of this piece are well-matched in appearance, surprising in light of the slight hairlining on the reverse. The NGC insert states the coin is a Flat Rim; however, we see a noticeable "fin" or wire rim on each side. It is more apparent on the obverse than the reverse, and it should be noted that neither Wire Rim or Flat Rim twenties are absolute in their lack of or presence of a wire rim. The striking details are bold, as one would expect from a proof. The only marks of note are a small X in the field above the eagle's head, and a couple of shallow scrapes in the vicinity of the sun on the reverse. Neither of these surface defects are detracting to the unaided eye. This is an opportunity to acquire a proof High Relief with minimal problems and maximum eye appeal. (PCGS# 9132)
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The Zeppelin Speedring and Bracket is a durable, yoke-style mounting bracket comes equipped with a built-in speedring. This bracket is designed to eliminate any mounting stress and provides additional support to light heads when using any of the Zeppelin Deep Parabolic Softboxes. The Zeppelin Speedring and Bracket is the most effect way to safely mount and support all three Zeppelin Deep Parabolic softboxes.
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Some of you might have seen the Best Movie Series Poll. And yes, I'm still kicking myself for adding Fast & Furious, but not Indy or Back to the Future.
But here's another one I kinda forgot, but it creates a question in itself.
What do you think is the better of the Batman movie series? The current Chris Nolan series, or do you think the franchise from the 90s starting with the first one in 89 with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson, directed by Tim Burton?
Or perhaps neither? Because we all know they both have their positives and negatives. With the old series, it started out great. Jack as the Joker was one of a kind, and has been compared to Heath's joker in the Dark Knight. The concept started out great, but went downhill. In my opinion, it soon became about who would be the next villian, and who would play he/she. And of course, who would play Batman after Keaton stepped away after the 2nd movie. And there was also all the marketing, from soundtracks to happy meals. Not to mention acting and script or the writing.
And with the new series, it started out great, showing how Wayne became Batman. And the second one showing he got the moniker of the dark knight. And yes, we can always go on and on talking about Heath's performance in DK. But one complaint I always here with the new series is how Bale portrays Batmans voice, being to.....gruffy I think is the word....talking heavy under his breath. I wonder if it might have something to do with trying to take out the british accent that he normally speaks with. He does well when he's playing Wayne, but when he's Batman, he has to produce an entirely different voice. Could the accent have a role in that, or is he just plain trying to hard? And like with the 90's franchise, I think it's once again starting to become about the next villian and who will play him or her. After DK, it was all about the next villian with rumors popping up with Johnny Depp to play Riddler, or Angelina to play Catwoman, and Phillip Seymore Hoffman to play Penguin. But do feel free to share who you might like to see as a Batman villian in the new series.
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Shots were fired at Berrendo Middle School in Roswell, New Mexico, Tuesday morning.
Two of these ('Lone Survivor,' 'Her') aren't technically opening this weekend, but they are expanding to many more theaters. That, along with the year's first Hercules flick (yup, there's another one coming in July) and the recent slew of high-quality holiday releases, make for a very crowded cineplex.
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My colour pickers shortcut is assigned to the left hand Alt key. How do I change it to the right hand Alt key?
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Hmm? Either alt key should work.
Well, it does for me anyway...Have you changed the prefs?
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Thanks Iridyse - checking the prefs led me to the problem! For some reason my keyboard was set to United States International instead of United States English - which allows the right hand Alt key to work as the colour picker as well.


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With each great player that hangs up the cleats there is another one just entering the league to replace him. Names like Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Randy Moss, Jeff Saturday, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Tony Gonzalez and many others have retired or are a couple of years away from doing so.As we see those players begin to leave with their NFL legacies almost over, a new batch of players such as JJ Watt, Andrew Luck, Alfred Morris, Joe Haden and many others are already making their impact for their respective teams in the early stages of their careers.Here is a list of the Top 25 NFL players under the age of 25 that are quickly making their names reverberate in households across the nation. *this is not ranking, simply a list**all statistics are from Profootballreference.com
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Beautiful Fall Drive and we were able to stop at a market to get smoked cheddar and crackers. Pretty drive and we didn't have to go far to find the fall colors.
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Sugar Hill gives some of the best - if not *the best* - views of the White Mountains.
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Even on a cloudy day we could see for miles and miles and miles.
We had a personally guided tour of the Sugar Hill area, including Sugar Hill Inn. The area is beautiful and the Inn historic and enchanting.
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Lots of scenic byways and stops to explore. Try finding Slippery Rock while in the area. Cheese shop and Sugar Hill are always favorites.
This area offers great views, some lovely shops and resturants, and just plain New England charm. Polly's Pancake Parlor is a real treasure for great food and even greater views.
This little area of New Hampshire has so many things available. Mountain resorts, quality inns, quaint villages, mom and pop stores galore, great views and vistas. Lots and lots of places to eat and more opportunities to spend your money than you might think possible. This is a GREAT place to take a family on vacation. From zip lines to...
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1838 V-8 Half Dime, MS681838 H10C Large Stars, No Drapery MS68 NGC. V-8. A stunning Superb Gem. As of (11/08), only two examples of this date have been certified at the seemingly unobtainable grade of MS68 at NGC, with one such piece at PCGS. The other NGC MS68 coin has crossed Heritage's auction block twice: the first time in our January 2007 FUN sale where it realized $23,000, and then again in our August 2008 Baltimore ANA sale, where the price paid increased dramatically to $37,375. In our previous descriptions of the other MS68 1838 half dime, we noted that it was the only one of the two thus graded to receive the coveted designation by NGC. The other MS68 coin--the piece offered here--was also awarded a , even though the latest NGC Census Report shows one with and one without the designation. This is simply an error.
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Astonishingly, both Superb Gem specimens have similar appearances, being awash in a sea of electric-blue and amber iridescence. At first glance, they appear to be the same coin, but closer examination reveals that they are only cousins; the coin offered here is attributed as V-8, whereas the other is a V-11 variant. Considering their amazing state of preservation and incredibly similar toning pattern, one can only wonder if they both originated from the same vintage collection.
Well defined features, mark-free surfaces, and radiant luster define the technical grade, while a combination of the aforementioned qualities and the aesthetically pleasing coloration explains the notation on the NGC label. The attribution of this V-8 specimen is confirmed by the potion of star 1 to the rock on the obverse and a die crack from the reverse rim through the left side of M in AMERICA. Partial dentilation from 6 o'clock to 12 o'clock on the reverse is common to the issue. Census: 2 in 68 , 0 finer (11/08).(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 2TXX, PCGS# 4317)
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All you have to do is come up with the most random way for SnK characters to hang out or something and I WILL draw it!
For example:
Christa with crazy mad-kid face painting dicks on sleaping Eren's forehead with devilish Ymir the Satan petting her saying "That's my girl...>:'D"
or, I don't know...Sasha and Connie on the Wall Rose making fun of the titans with lines like:HAHA! What ya' gonna do now, HUH? No snack for you today!" "Suck my dick!...OH, wait! You can't! Because you're DOWN THERE! "
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