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Posted 30 October 2012 - 18:34
What are you guys measuring fps with? The game seems pretty smooth for me and I'm running an I3, GTX 560 2gig, and 8gig of ram, my graphics drivers are 306.23.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 18:39
So what should I say about your assumption? I said nothing about pirates. Review copies aren't purchased either.
Actually it was in Korea, you could unlock using VPN. Don't just assume people are pirates.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 20:06
This is probably the culprit for me V-Sync.
I'm using FRAPS to measure, and also getting avg. of 40fps
Win7 (x64)
gtx 560 (latest drivers)
8gb ram
While 40fps is "acceptable" in a console & smooth on a PC,
60+fps tends to be the norm for such games ...
so is either the lack of v-sync option (to disable it)
or the fact that autolog is "always" recording
Posted 30 October 2012 - 21:35
Posted 30 October 2012 - 21:54
I am going to vent out my frustration.
Origin says that my game will be available to play on 2nd November. While it has already released in S. Korea and many other countries.
The game has already been cracked and available to play for pirates since a day.
I did play the game using Korean VPN but pings were unacceptable rendering Multiplayer component unplayable from India.
How hard is it for EA to launch game at same time? Can't they have better server capacity?
I have already lost excitement.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 22:47
This is probably the culprit for me V-Sync.
I am going to download this to my iPad 3 looks amazing!
Posted 30 October 2012 - 22:52
Disabling v-sync will not speed the game up...
Posted 30 October 2012 - 22:56
V-sync has nothing to do with aliasing levels or screen quality (unless you're referring to screen tearing over a certain level (usually 60+ FPS)).
is not about speeding the game up,... is about disabling the built-in frame lock
that limits the refresh rate and causes stutters when "too much" is going on in the screen....
It definitely adds fluidity, while sacrificing some screen quality,...
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The last time the Giants were seen around Lambeau Field on a January, they put the punctuation mark on Bret Favre's storied career in Green Bay, intercepting him in overtime to set up a game winning field goal en route to Superbowl glory.
The Giants didn't need any late game heroics this time around. What they did instead, was put on a dominant performance from start to finish in a 37-20 rout against the defending Superbowl champs. You would often expect the defending champions to put up a fight befitting of their credentials, but the Packers were never really in this contest.
Last season, Green Bay clinched a playoff berth after beating the rival Chicago Bears - who had already clinched the division and home-field - in the season finale. As a 6th seed and having to play on the road, the Packers played their hand really well. They stunned Philadelphia, routed Atlanta, and held off Chicago, before putting the brakes on Pittsburgh - seeking their 7th title - to bring The Lombardi trophy home to "Titletown, USA".
The Packers then started a quest for perfection that included a win over these very Giants, before stumbling against Kansas City. However, they were heavily favored to repeat as champions, and there weren't too many doubters out there.
As the game progressed however, it became rather hard to tell apart the team that went 8-8 from the one that went 15-1. You might conclude that Green Bay dropped this contest, literally; count 8 (or more) dropped passes. Or you could say that they literally fumbled away their shot at a repeat title; count 4 fumbles. Whichever way, you want to address it, the Packers lost in a manner that was embarrassing.
In fact, honestly speaking, had it not been for the referees blown call early in the contest, when THEY overturned Greg Jennings' fumble despite replays confirming that their initial ruling was indeed correct, the Packers might have never even seen the endzone. Instead, the Packers were able to capitalize and score a touchdown, tying the game at 10.
Seeing the way this game was going, Green Bay needed to keep it close if they were to pull of this win. All was fine though, until the dying minutes of the second quarter, when Eli Manning's "Hail Mary" was caught by Hakeem Nicks, giving the Giants a 10 point cushion at the break, and the momentum that would carry them through the remainder of the game.
It's always said that games are won "in the trenches, and this contest would be no different. Green Bay's defense, which played a key role in their success in the last postseason, couldn't get to Manning fast enough, sacking him only once (!!) the entire game.
As if that wasn't enough, they couldn't get the field off either, as Manning converted on eight 3rd downs, keeping a suspect defense on the field longer than they would have liked. Giants' receivers were able to get open with relative, yet disturbing ease.
The Giants defense isn't exactly stellar either, but their pass rush proved to be a big difference. Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers was sacked 4 times, and lineman Osi Umenyiora forced a crucial fumble off him late, preventing what would have otherwise been a momentum-stealing touchdown.
At one point looking like they were in danger of missing the playoffs for the third straight year, the Giants turnaround started when they beat Dallas 37-34 in week 14 of the regular season. In that game, they overcame a 12 point deficit with less than 5 minutes left, and lineman Jason Pierre-Paul blocked the Cowboys' game-tying field goal attempt to seal the win, keeping the Giants playoff hopes alive despite having lost their previous 4 games.
They beat the Cowboys again in the final week of the regular season in a "winner takes all" match, as the division title was still up for grabs. And after a back-to-back consecutive wins in dominant fashion, the Giants are without the doubt the hottest and most dangerous team in the playoffs right now.
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TACOMA - Ryan Baumgart is happy after defending his Class 2B state golf championship, don't get him wrong.
But he's already got his sights set on summer golf, critical to his goal of playing in college.
The DeSales junior finished up his second consecutive state title shooting a 78 Wednesday at a rainy Oakbrook Golf and Country Club. That followed Tuesday's first-round 73 and a 151 total.
He won by 10 strokes over Rainier Christian's Josh Schireman.
"We won the team championship and I got better as the season went on, which is what I wanted to do," Baumgart said this morning. "I still have some stuff I want to shore up, but overall it was a successful season, definitely."
"Obviously that (state title) was his goal, and he accomplished it," DeSales coach Lon Olson said. "He would have liked to have somebody pushing him a little harder, but he's just on a different level. You have to appreciate that Ryan not only wants the competition, but needs the competition to keep improving. Nobody worked harder than Ryan to accomplish what he did."
Baumgart said he tried to put the pressure of repeating as state champion out of his mind.
"I tried to not think about it too much," he said. "There was a little bit of that feeling (of pressure), but I just tried not to think about it."
And he handled the conditions, as well.
"The weather was tougher than the first day," Baumgart said of Wednesday's final round. "It was still an off-and-on rain, but when it rained it was pouring down rain.
"I played well on Tuesday," he said of his tournament. I didn't play as well yesterday as I wanted to. There's definitely some things I want to work on, but it was good."
Baumgart's victory combined with Irish teammates Bryce Scott's tie for eighth (85-87-172) and Jerod Konen's tie for 13th (88-86-174) to give DeSales its first golf championship.
"To win a team championship was good, too," Baumgart said. "It was cool, it was definitely real cool to see it (the team championship). In our gym there are a bunch of football and basketball banners, so it will be fun to see a golf one up there.
"It will be fun to go to school today and have every one tell us good job and stuff, because we've never had a good golf team before," he said.
"It's a whew!," Irish coach Lon Olson said of the team title. "The golf gods were on our side and everything worked out. Knowing you have a chance to win it from a year ago, with the anticipation and finally accomplishing it, is pretty satisifying."
The Irish finished second in the team standings last season.
"There's a lot that goes into it," Olson said of winning the championship, both team and individually. "They're dedicated kids, but you still have to go out there and do it. They did an outstanding job of hanging in there and taking care of business. They knew it was there to win. I couldn't be prouder of them."
And the weather in Tacoma made the tournament interesting.
"We really had to maintain over there, it was a grind," Olson said. "We didn't have three holes over the two days where it didn't rain. It was a drizzle to a downpour. It was really a tribute to the kids for hanging in there.
"What really won it was consistency," he said. "Ryan led from the get-go. Bryce and Jerod were even (equaling Tuesday's first round score on Wednesday). They were disappointed by their 87 and 86, but with those conditions it was good."
The Irish won the team title with 109 points. Colfax was next with 94.5.
"We definitely needed all three guys to shoot two consistent rounds, and that's what they did," Olson said. "Now their goal is to go back-to-back. Colfax loses two of four (golfers), and I don't see anybody else coming in with the history we have."
Most telling, Olson said, is the attitude among the Irish golfers with all of them returning next year.
"They want to go play golf tomorrow," he said. "That's the real key to success."
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I mentioned in a couple posts back that the mini fairing fisheyed again pretty bad when I was applying the finish layer of epoxy. This looked really bad, so I sanded back down to a fresh smooth surface to begin again.
I rubbed in a very thin layer of epoxy using the Breabaek technique. It worked well. Here is the fairing this morning. It actually looks better then in this picture.
While I was at it, I decided to try another paint scheme. Masking tape applied.
Here the design has been drawn on the masking and cut out.
After spraying the paint and a couple coats of clear, this is what we have. It's not perfect, but I learned a lot about applying a finish layer of resin, applying paint to that layer, and the effect that clear has on a resin finished carbon fiber part. These lessons are priceless.
Which scheme do you like better?
Now back to the DR exhaust shroud...
I sanded the shroud plug smooth with 220, then 400 grit sand paper.
I then sprayed a couple coats of rattle can clear coat on it. I'll spray more coats of clear, then wet sand it followed by buffing. Once I can achieve an A1 super smooth, shiney plug, only then we'll move on to laying up the mold.
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RootsTech 2012: MyHeritage is on its way!
While genealogy conferences bring together genealogists for learning, sharing, collaborating, RootsTech - February 2-4, in Salt Lake City, Utah - brings together technology developers and genealogy consumers.
It is a great opportunity for technologists and genealogists (of all skill levels) to share ideas, learn from each other and find solutions to family history challenges.
Genealogists and family historians learn firsthand about exciting new technologies and tools to improve their research experience, while developers learn skills to deliver new applications and systems. The program offers many choices; see it here.
MyHeritage.com will be there in force at our display booth 514. Our RootsTech contingent includes:
MyHeritage founder and CEO Gilad Japhet. He will speak at 1.30pm, on Thursday, February 2 and demonstrate new technology to be unveiled for the first time. Family history fans worldwide will be delighted with this presentation. To learn more, you'll have to be there!
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MyHeritage Mobile App: 100,000 installs and counting!
The recently released MyHeritage mobile app is being embraced at an amazing pace, as people all over the world install it onto their iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
This holiday season, many families worldwide sat around the fireplace or at the dinner table and enjoyed exploring their family history using the new app - and it warms our heart.
Since the app was released on December 15, it has already been downloaded more than 100,000 times and been featured on a number of top-downloaded and best-app lists across the world.
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New Release: Family Tree Builder 6.0
Today we're pleased to announce the release of a new version of our popular free genealogy software program, Family Tree Builder.
Family Tree Builder is the software that millions of users around the world rely on for building their family trees and bringing them to life with photos and additional content. Version 6.0 - released today - is packed with new features and improvements, and we've been working hard to make the new version a joy for family history lovers. You can download the new version for free right now.
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New feature: Automatic record search results
MyHeritage users now receive automatic record search results when browsing profile pages of family tree individuals.
Everyone at MyHeritage was delighted to welcome WorldVitalRecords.com to our family. See our blog post about the acquisition here. This allows MyHeritage users to benefit from World Vital Records and its database containing billions of historical records.
We have started integrating the two sites and, as a start, we've made it easier and faster for our users to view and access historical records from within MyHeritage.com.
If a MyHeritage family tree individual profile has record matches, a green button will appear in the top right corner. Click it and you'll get a breakdown of the records found.
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MyHeritage celebrates our new mobile app! (bonus video inside)
At the MyHeritage headquarters yesterday, we celebrated the release of our new app for iPad, iPhone and Android. Read the news in full here.
It was an important day for all of us, the big moment had finally arrived. The day ended with a big celebration, including a special cake!
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NEW! MyHeritage app for iPhone, iPad & Android released today!
The new MyHeritage mobile app has arrived: explore your family tree, capture family moments and much more.
We're excited to announce the release of the new MyHeritage app for iPhone, iPad and Android (version 1.0). Now you can explore your family tree, capture family moments for future generations and stay in touch with your family anytime, anywhere.
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UK Schools Genealogy Project: MyHeritage plays key role
MyHeritage believes in the importance of passing down the pleasures of genealogy to the younger generations so that –one day - they will be able to take the reins of their unique family histories and make it their own.
We've previously posted encouraging younger children interested in genealogy. Our family sites have also proven very popular with children, thanks to the intuitive interface.
When we received a call from UK television actor Colin McFarlane about assisting in a National Schools Project, we knew we had to be part of it.
The Making History project has just completed a six-month pilot program helping students at a number of UK schools reveal their family histories and trees. MyHeritage has played a key role in the project.
The project is supported by a number of actors including Jim Broadbent, Miriam Margolyes and Rudolph Walker. Nick Barratt - author, broadcaster, historian and genealogist - best known for his work on the "Who Do You Think You Are?" series, has also been taking part as the project's genealogy advisor.
The students have opened MyHeritage family sites to help grow their family trees, and MyHeritage has also provided hands-on support to a number of participating schools. Naturally inquisitive, many students have made use of the family site statistics, reports and timeline features to understand the demographics of their ancestors.
The students also enjoyed making their own family crests, playing the family game and using their iPads to upload images of documents and old photos to their MyHeritage family sites using Family Connect. They've also discovered a few Smart Matches along the way.
MyHeritage UK's head of genealogy Laurence Harris, who has been working on the project with me, said:
The surprised and delighted look on the students' faces when Smart Matches uncovered new relatives and ancestors was just amazing. This proves that that family history can be made relevant, personal, and exciting for the younger generation, and makes this project so worthwhile.
The project's pilot stage ends on 14 December, at the British Film Institute, when video footage recorded during the students' research will be shown as a series of films chronicling their journey.
We MyHeritage are extremely proud to be part of this truly inspirational project. We look forward to working with the Making History team as the project expands to schools across the UK.
MyHeritage acquires FamilyLink.com and WorldVitalRecords.com!
It is with great pleasure that we announce our acquisition of FamilyLink.com, Inc., the Utah-based company that operates the Websites FamilyLink.com and WorldVitalRecords.com.
This is our seventh and largest acquisition so far and the two Websites are joining the MyHeritage family. The exciting news was released on Techcrunch and announced by us in a press release that you can read here. We will soon be sending a personal email to our users about it.
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Success Story: Meredith Sellers
When our MyHeritage team attended the recent Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS) conference in Springfield, Illinois, we met Meredith Sellers of Champaign, Illinois.
Meredith is married, in her 20s and is a genealogy and Family History Center consultant. She had a nice chat with our Chief Genealogist Daniel Horowitz about her personal research success story and the family reunion she organized. Here is her story:
Meredith's experience with MyHeritage and charts
Meredith had read about MyHeritage on various genealogy blogs long before her family reunion, and while she had quickly and easily uploaded a GEDCOM file of her family tree, she had not explored the printing functionality at MyHeritage.
"As I brainstormed the best way to display over 300 family members in an easily understandable graphic format, I discovered MyHeritage's descendant fan chart," says Meredith.
She discovered that the chart-making interface synched directly with her existing GEDCOM data which allowed her to directly import names and dates. She was also able to change various aspects, such as background color, graphics and ornamental frame.
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MyHeritage acquires BackupMyTree.com
We're pleased to announce the acquisition of the popular family tree backup service, BackupMyTree.com.
This is part of our continued efforts to expand the range of family history oriented services we offer to our customers worldwide.
With the acquisition of BackupMyTree, we add a comprehensive free backup service renowned for providing peace of mind to genealogists around the world. Already protecting over nine terabytes of precious family tree data, we are sure that BackupMyTree will continue to grow in popularity.
BackupMyTree's software automatically finds family tree files on your computer and then creates an off-site backup of your data. Other features include wide compatibility with major genealogy applications, anywhere access and multiple revision history - extremely useful if you update your family tree often.
The service is used by some of the world's most experienced genealogists to complement and secure years of painstaking research for posterity.
At MyHeritage, we know just how important protecting data contained within our family trees is, which is why we introduced our own backup service around a year ago. There is little overlap between these backup services, and they complement each other beautifully. For those interested in the differences between BackupMyTree and the MyHeritage backup service, here is a useful comparison:
* Both services, once started, provide genealogists with ongoing, automatic backup of their family tree data without having to take any special actions.
* Both provide high value and high reliability and allow restoration of the latest version, or prior versions, at any point in time.
* Both services provide extra security by encrypting the backups.
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Castle's Lemond going out as HBCA All-Star
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What: Hoosier Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Games
When: East-West girls' game will start at 1 p.m. CDT, boys to follow at 3.
Where: Tecumseh High School
Admission: $6. All proceeds will benefit the HBCA Scholarship Fund
Although he will become a preferred walk-on with the University of Indianapolis football team, basketball remains Morgan Lemond's favorite sport.
He will lace up the sneakers in an organized game for the final time as a member of the West All-Stars in the East-West Hoosier Basketball Coaches Association (HBCA) All-Star series today at Tecumseh High School.
"It definitely will be a thought in the back of my head," said Lemond, a 6-foot-3 senior who was a starting forward for Castle's basketball team. That's the same team that won back-to-back Southern Indiana Athletic Conference championships for the first time in school history and its first Class 4A sectional title since 2002.
"Basketball has been the love of my life. It's always been my favorite sport. That this is really my last important organized basketball game is almost a shock. I'm definitely going to miss playing in front of crowds, playing big-time basketball."
The girls' game will tip off at 1 p.m. with the boys to follow at 3.
Lemond has played with Castle teammate and current West All-Star teammate Eric Stutz since sixth grade.
"At Castle Elementary we were undefeated," Lemond said. "I used to be taller than him back in the day. But he shot up in one year.
"Eric will be a great basketball player at Eastern Kentucky. It will be great to play with him one last time."
Lemond enjoys the low-key atmosphere of an all-star game.
"You don't have to worry about coaches being on your back or a pressure situation," he said. "You go out and let loose and play. I don't know if it's more fun, but it's just as much fun as playing in a pressure situation in an important high school basketball game.
"The great thing is you can let loose with the best competition around. This is my last chance to give it my all on the court in front of a big crowd. I can't wait. I'm excited for it."
At the University of Indianapolis, Lemond will again join forces with former Castle running back Logan Hayford, who will also be a preferred walk-on.
"We were great teammates," said Lemond, who played defensive end. "We helped lead Castle on our respective offensive and defensive sides. We both thought it would be cool to continue our careers together."
They lifted the Knights to a Class 5A sectional championship last fall.
Lemond tore a tendon in his left foot in Castle's playoff opener against Bedford North Lawrence on Oct. 22, but returned for part of the sectional championship game against Floyd Central two weeks later and then the regional loss to Bloomington North.
"I really thought I was done (for the season)," said Lemond, who credited athletic trainer Del Nance for speeding his recovery.
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The Social Security COLA is tied to the annual increase in the Consumer Price Index, which takes into account the rate of inflation for the goods and services people buy. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) for the third quarter of the year is used to set the following year's COLA.
Automatic benefit increases, or COLAs, have been applied to Social Security benefits since 1975 and have occurred every year except for 2010 and 2011, when consumer prices did not experience typical increases, and 1983, because of an administrative change. The COLA increase is applied to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Social Security retirement and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
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Though Jung's main researches have centred on the subject of individuation as an adult ideal he has a unique contribution to make to the psychology of childhood. Jung repeatedly underlined the importance of the psychology of parents and teachers in a child's development and he emphasized that an...
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Psychology and the Occult
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A fifteen-year-old girl who claimed regular communications with the spirits of her dead friends and relatives was the subject of the very first published work by the now legendary psychoanalyst C.G. Jung. Collected here, alongside many of his later writings on such subjects as life after death,...
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Psychology and the East
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The concept of masculinity was crucial not only to Jung's revolutionary theories of the human psyche, but also to his own personal development. If, as Jung believed, "modern man is already so darkened that nothing beyond the light of his own intellect illuminates his world," then it is essential to...
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The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature
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The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature offers unique and penetrating insights into the lives and opinions of some of the most significant players in the cultural life of the twentieth century. Carl Gustav Jung was at the heart of that cultural life, pioneering, along with Freud, a new interpretation...
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Four Archetypes
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The concept of the archetype is crucial to Jung's radical interpretation of the human mind. Jung believed that every person partakes of a universal or collective unconscious that persists through generations. The origins of the concept can be traced to his very first publication in 1902 and it...
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Essays on Contemporary Events
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Was the leading psychologist of his time a Nazi sympathiser? This was the question asked by many after the Second World War, as they sought to explain Jung's actions and publications during Nazi rule. So great was the controversy that his reputation risked being permanently damaged. Essays on...
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Answer to Job
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Of all the books of the Bible few have had more resonance for modern readers than the Book of Job. For a world that has witnessed great horrors, Job's cries of despair and incomprehension are all too recognizable. The visionary psychotherapist Carl Gustav Jung understood this and responded with...
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A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Sky, 2nd Edition
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Written in the late 1950s at the height of popular fascination with UFO's, Flying Saucers is the great psychologist's brilliantly prescient meditation on the phenomenon that gripped the world. A self-confessed sceptic in such matters, Jung was nevertheless intrigued, not so much by their reality or...
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This woman is married to Theo, a man who used to be a Horse.
This dog has had numerous relationships with women.
He had a hamster living in his butt.
In one of the versions of the myth, it was Zeus who took the form of a bear and forced himself on her in that form.
She supposedly died doing it with a horse. It's just a false rumor though.
His parents are Cronus and nymph Philyra. Cronus was in a form of a horse when Cheiron was conceived. His mother abandoned him at birth because of the way he looked. Also worth mentioning is that 2 of 4 Cheiron's children were turned into a horse later in life.
Cherry got it on with a dolphin and a dog.
Cimiteria had a wolf lover and got pregnant from him, though she decided to abort the baby. She later experimented with a donkey too.
Cover hinting an act between a dog and a woman.
Cover shows Cimiteria and donkey in action.
Infamous scene with the Tijuana Donkey Show.
Comet the horse loves Supergirl and they shared some kisses when he was in his human form.
Seduced a nymph Philyra in a form of a horse and fathered a son Cheiron.
A cover showing something naughty between Fathom and a dolphin.
Europa was taken by Zeus in a form of a bull to Crete. But after she arrived she bore him three sons, That means they had to copulate on the way there.
Fathom was in relationship with a dolphin. A dolphin who could turn into a man. Look up for reference.
Hungry Sally married a fly and did it with him.
Elephant showing his love, and the woman defending his display.
Goldilocks shared bed with the Boo Bear of the Three Bears.
In one of the versions of Zeus and Io story: After Io was turned into heifer, Zeus came to her as a bull and they copulated.
Jack's had a lover Jane (an ape) from back in his "Lord of the Apes" days, although he denies it.
More like necro-zoophilia for her, since in her spirit form she slept with jaguar spirit and gave birth to jaguar-human hybrid son.
Zeus came to Leda in a form of a swan. The two had four children from the union.
Lilian was the one who was part of the Horse Show in Young Witches.
Loki turned himself to mare once, to lure away stallion Svadilfari, but somewhere along the line they did the naughty, and later Loki birthed Sleipnir.
He doesn't f*** goats, he makes love to them. (his own words)
Fell in-love with a she-wolf, they had seven cubs.
She is married to a dog.
Panthea is a result of Zoophilic union between a woman and a lion.
Was cursed to love a bull. She ordered a construction of empty wooden cow so she could do it with the bull without injury. That's where The Minotaur came from.
Ramba loves her cat, Lucifer, and lets him lick her snatch. But she wishes that they could do more.
Being the most offensive comic, it also stops on zoophilia subject between a man and a hog.
He was turned into a chicken, and then raped...
Snow shacked up with a giant wolf, who can turn into a man, but still a wolf.
Said that a bulldog is her true love, it might of been a jest to taunt a man.
Although unknowingly, Supergirl has made out with her Horse (The horse could turn human when a comet flew over the earth).
This club housed everything illegal, even orgies with animals.
A woman swapping spit with a snake. On the interior, it goes further than that.
Woman with a dog. The interior also shows an act between the dog and the woman.
Elf woman took a form of a wolf and mated with a male wolf. Timmorn is their son.
Born to a elf woman who mated with a male wolf. Timmorn wasn't shy on mating with wolves himself.
Being a werewolf, she has mated with wolves occasionally. She also tasted a stallion once.
Issue is titled "Wolf's Lover".
Fell in love with wolf-prince Hrimhari by only seeing his full-wolf form. Later they met again and she got pregnant of him.
Zeus turned Io into a cow to hide her from Hera, in one version of the story he also copulated with her in that form. Zeus also liked to seduce women in the form of animals.
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It's always helpful to state why certain rules and restrictions are in place. Use of a particular application, for example, could slow down the network for essential tasks and communications. I'd back this up with graphs or statistics showing the effect certain apps have on the availability of bandwidth. People are far less likely to circumvent or ignore policy rules if they understand the logic behind them.
Just having a policy, however, is not enough. To make policy enforcement the norm within an organization, you must be able to detect and punish violators, and this requires technology. There's an abundance of products to choose from that control users' network activities. I personally like Web security gateways, such as the Web Security Gateway from Websense Inc. Deploying this type of technology, along with sensible rules, will manage your data and control employees so that your organization can benefit from social networking tools while avoiding many of the dangers. A tool like Microsoft's Windows SteadyState can also help system administrators control what users can and can't do, such as access programs, configuration settings, removable storage devices and websites.
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A Canadian National Railway Co. train struck another freight train as it rolled through a small village in southeastern Wisconsin, causing cars to derail, injuring two people and spilling thousands of gallons of fuel that prompted the evacuation of dozens of homes.
The southbound Canadian National train struck several Wisconsin & Southern Railroad cars around 8:30 p.m. Sunday at a rail crossing in Slinger, according to Patrick Waldron, a Canadian National spokesman.
Three engines and 10 railcars derailed, Slinger Fire Chief Rick Hanke said. Slinger is about 35 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
An engineer and conductor on the Canadian National train were taken to a hospital, treated for injuries and released, Waldron said Monday.
About 5,000 gallons of diesel spilled from a locomotive fuel tank, Hanke said. Hazardous materials crews placed booms around the spilled fuel and crews worked to upright the derailed cars Monday morning.
Some 100 people who live near the crash site were evacuated from their homes as a precaution but they were allowed to return around 1:30 a.m. Monday, Hanke said.
The Wisconsin & Southern engineer applied the brakes after an onboard computer sensed something was wrong before the collision, said WSR spokesman Ken Lucht.
"There was an emergency situation prior to impact," Lucht said.
Investigators will interview the crew members and inspect both trains to determine what specifically triggered the sensor, he said.
The Wisconsin & Southern train was headed northbound from Janesville to Horicon, and was carrying lumber, steel and plastic pellets, Lucht said. Some of the lumber spilled from a rail car. The Canadian National train was southbound from Fond du Lac to Champaign, Illinois, and was carrying sand, Waldron said.
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Dendera fans will have a feel of Sulumani Chimbetu's latest album - "Syllabus" when he hosts a gig at Mega 1 Bar in Graniteside on Sunday.
The family show will also feature musician couple Selmor Mtukudzi and Tendai Manatsa. With such tracks as "Njiva," "Nhambarakishoni," "Sean Timba," "Kateteriyeni," "Young Man," and "Nesu" which are potential hits, the Dendera musician will surely enthrall his fans.
As his custom Sulu will also borrow some of his late father songs, which will go well with the old guard of Dendera music fans, while the younger generation will dance to his own compositions.
Supported by Allan, who was second in command at Orchestra Dendera Kings when Simon was still alive, Sulumani is expected to put up a polished act.
Dancer Franco Dhaka who in the last months have cut a lone figure after failing to fuse with the Dendera rhythm seems to have mastered the dances and on a good day in office he surely can mesmerise the patrons.
Whilst Sulu would make revellers sweat with dancing, Selmor and Tendai will give patrons time to enjoy soft soothing music.
The couple also appeals to mature audience as they sing yesteryear hits from their fathers Zexie Manatsa and Oliver Mtukudzi who are Zimbabwean music icons.


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The New Head Coaches
Introducing The Class of 2010
Out with the old and in with the new. The annual reshuffling of the nation's 120 head coaches is almost complete. Flush with even more drama usual, the process created a handful of unexpected openings and some high-profile searches at Notre Dame and USC. Every new hire arrives with cause for celebration ... and concern. It'll be years before anyone truly knows which athletic directors flourished during this cycle of new hires and which flopped.
NOTE: East Carolina will be up when a new head coach is hired.
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Head Coach: Rob Ianello
Former Coach: J.D. Brookhart
Last Seen: Coaching the Notre Dame wide receivers
Reason to like the hire: Ianello has widely been considered one of the nation's ace recruiters, a must when battling for players in the state of Ohio. He's energetic, just 44, and has spent time at three major programs, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Arizona. His work with the Irish receivers the last three years has been impeccable.
Reason to question the hire: Can Ianello make the long leap from wide receivers coach to head coach? That's a gamble the Zips were willing to take. He hasn't even been a coordinator over the last two decades, so there's inherent risk whether he's the guy to guide Akron out of its recent four-year slump.
The Early Hunch: Akron is hoping it caught lightning in a bottle with a rising coach, who'll build the program to MAC prominence and be courted by Big Ten schools in three years. His first team is ready-made for instant success, boasting 16 returning starters and young QB Patrick Nicely to build around.
Head Coach: Jeff Quinn
Former Coach: Turner Gill
Last Seen: Coordinating the Cincinnati offense
Reason to like the hire: Quinn was an architect of a Cincinnati offense that was one of the nation's most prolific over the past few seasons. For the last two decades, he's learned alongside Brian Kelly and been a part of plenty of championship teams. No stranger to the MAC, his offenses were a hit when he was the Central Michigan coordinator in 2004 and 2005.
Reason to question the hire: Sure, Quinn has hoisted a lot of trophies over the years, but will that continue now that the apron string to Kelly has been cut? Remember, it was Kelly, not Quinn, who called the plays for those Bearcat teams that piled up the yards and points. As the interim coach of the Sugar Bowl, Cincy looked ill-prepared versus Florida.
The Early Hunch: After losing Turner Gill to Kansas, this was a nice recovery for the Bulls. Quinn knows what it takes to win titles, will install a passer-friendly spread, and has prior experience in the conference. For a Buffalo program that's had one winning season in over a decade in the MAC, you can't argue with this hire.
Central Michigan
Head Coach: Dan Enos
Former Coach: Butch Jones
Last Seen: Coaching the Michigan State quarterbacks
Reason to like the hire: Enos has a good pulse on the region, having played his college ball and coached the last four seasons in East Lansing. More than just an Xs and Os guy, he earned his stripes for Mark Dantonio as a recruiter, especially in the Detroit area. As the Dan LeFevour era comes to an end, it'll be good to have a former quarterback overseeing the development of Ryan Radcliff.
Reason to question the hire: Forget head coaching experience. Enos has never been a coordinator at the FBS level. After being able to focus on one task in the past, he'll have a lot to learn about juggling responsibilities and performing the duties of an executive. The Chippewas rolled the dice and won with an inexperienced Butch Jones three years ago, but LeFevour is no longer around to flatten the curve.
The Early Hunch: It's become awfully trendy around college football to hire young head coaches, who are strong recruiters, but otherwise relatively inexperienced. Enos is one of those examples. While he'll help attract talent to Mount Pleasant, what happens when it gets there is a mystery.
Head Coach: Butch Jones
Former Coach: Brian Kelly
Last Seen: Coaching Central Michigan
Reason to like the hire: Jones knows a little something about taking the torch from Brian Kelly and bolting with it. He succeeded Kelly at Central Michigan, leading the Chippewas to a 27-13 mark and a pair of MAC championships in three seasons. Unlike when he left West Virginia for Mount Pleasant prior to 2007, he returns to the Big East with some valuable head coaching experience and his own blueprint for winning titles.
Reason to question the hire: Was Jones honing his craft the last three years or just prospering with Kelly's players, specifically QB Dan LeFevour? Ironically, he'll get another chance to answer a similar question. Not only will the coach be facing a ramp up in competition, but also expectations, inheriting a team that's won back-to-back Big East championships. Jones better be prepared for an entirely new level of pressure that didn't exist in the MAC.
The Early Hunch: Jones has a tall order ahead of him. He survived following Kelly last time, but this time comes prepackaged with all different kinds of hurdles. He takes over a team that's won consecutive league titles and is grappling for attention in a city that hasn't traditionally flocked to support its football team. If the Bearcats are unable to keep the momentum going and the facilities improving, Jones is going to hear it.
Florida State
Head Coach: Jimbo Fisher
Former Coach: Bobby Bowden
Last Seen: Coordinating the Florida State offense
Reason to like the hire: Not your typical first-time head coach, Fisher has been preparing for this moment ever since being named coach-in-waiting a couple of years ago. He's spent a decade coaching in big games and for top-shelf programs, leading the LSU offense under Nick Saban and Les Miles before coming to Tallahassee. He knows the state for recruiting purposes and is well-prepared for the huge responsibility that lies in front of him.
Reason to question the hire: In the three years that Fisher has been at Florida State, the school has gone 23-16, with not so much as an Atlantic Division title. Doesn't the former offensive coordinator have to bear some of the brunt of the responsibility for the mediocrity? His offense showed signs of life, but also sputtered against some of the better opponents on the schedule.
The Early Hunch: It's about time. After playing the part of the good soldier for three years, Fisher finally has an opportunity to call the shots and hire his own staff. Don't be at all surprised if the Seminoles begin to inch back toward prominence as early as 2010. Yeah, the defense has to pick up the pieces, but the Christian Ponder-led offense was really humming last fall before the quarterback got injured.
Head Coach: Turner Gill
Former Coach: Mark Mangino
Last Seen: Coaching Buffalo
Reason to like the hire: Gill returns to a region of the country where he was an iconic figure as a player and a successful recruiter as a Nebraska assistant. He also comes back to the Great Plains states with more than just a lot of good memories. Taking over a Buffalo team that was on life support, he led the Bulls to 20 wins in four years and the 2008 MAC championship. He also has the right demeanor for a program looking to get past a messy divorce with Mark Mangino.
Reason to question the hire: Making strides in the MAC is one thing. Naturally, doing it in the Big 12 is an entirely different objective. Instead of participating in a division with Akron and Ohio, Gill now resides in the Big 12 North alongside the likes of the Huskers and Mizzou. Big difference. Unlike Mangino, who was lauded when he got the Jayhawks to December bowl games, the new staff will be asked to raise the bar higher.
The Early Hunch: On so many levels, this looks like a great move by AD Lew Perkins. Gill knows the Big 12, proved he can coach kids up at Buffalo, and will instill the right message into the Jayhawks at a time when they need it. In the aftermath of the Mangino saga and allegations of player abuse, the Kansas kids will love playing for their new coach.
Head Coach: Joker Phillips
Former Coach: Rich Brooks
Last Seen: Coaching the Kentucky offense
Reason to like the hire: Phillips is a Wildcat through and through. He was a wide receiver with the program in the 1980s, an assistant in the early 1990s, and has been on staff since 2003. For the last two years, he's worked closer than ever with Rich Brooks as Kentucky's coach-in-waiting, helping flatten the learning curve. For Phillips, this is a dream job, and that kind of passion and enthusiasm will resonate with the fans and recruits.
Reason to question the hire: Although he doesn't have access to the same caliber of playmakers as other SEC coaches, his play-calling has been the subject of scrutiny in recent years. Plus, the Wildcats ranked No. 10 in the league in total offense a year ago, which is hardly a ringing endorsement for a promotion. Was this the right hire or the safe hire? Only time will tell.
The Early Hunch: Kentucky went for continuity when it gave the nod to Phillips two years ago. And why not? The Wildcats have passed Louisville in the state pecking order, winning the last three in the series, and appearing in four consecutive bowl games. His first order of business will be to locate some consistency at quarterback, an issue since Andre Woodson graduated.
Head Coach: Todd Berry
Former Coach: Charlie Weatherbie
Last Seen: Coordinating the UNLV offense
Reason to like the hire: In Berry, the Warhawks are getting a veteran coach, which is not always easy for a low-paying Sun Belt program. He was previously the head guy at Illinois State and Army, coordinated the ULM offense in 2004 and 2005, and was Miami's quarterbacks coach in 2006. He certainly knows the terrain in Monroe, where he did a nice job amping up the offense for two seasons.
Reason to question the hire: Didn't the Warhawks go down this road before, hiring a former coach of a military academy, with lousy results? Berry has experience, but that doesn't mean it's worth hanging on the refrigerator. At Army, he was 5-36 in less than four seasons, getting vilified for his efforts on the Hudson. Plus, his UNLV offenses weren't exactly scary despite having decent talent at the skill positions, like WR Ryan Wolfe and RB Frank Summers.
The Early Hunch: Beggars can't be choosers, but this has a retread sort of feel to it. Although Berry is safe and has a wealth of experience, you wonder if Louisiana-Monroe would have been better off taking a crack at a young, hot-shot assistant, who would have looked at this job as a possible launching point.
Head Coach: Charlie Strong
Former Coach: Steve Kragthorpe
Last Seen: Coordinating the Florida defense
Reason to like the hire: The last couple of years showed that Louisville needs to become much tougher and more physical on defense. Strong could be just the guy to get it done. For almost a decade, he's widely been considered one of the nation's premier defensive coordinators, crafting nasty units at South Carolina and Florida. He's got loads of big-game experience from his years in the SEC, and Sunshine State ties that could create a valuable corridor to the Commonwealth.
Reason to question the hire: There's always risk with long-time coordinators. Until they get on board, you just never know which ones are truly cut out to be head coaches. After coaching some of the best talent in the nation at Florida, Strong will need to prove he can elevate the caliber of athlete that's currently signing with Louisville. After the way Steve Kragthorpe ran this program into the ground, hiring someone with previous head coaching experience might have made more sense.
The Early Hunch: Strong has a big job ahead of him—and an even bigger opportunity. Before Kragthorpe, Bobby Petrino has the Cardinals atop the Big East and attracting loads of next-level talent. It'll take some time to untangle the current mess, but Strong has a chance to bring Louisville back and make a lot of ADs look bad in the process.
Head Coach: Doc Holliday
Former Coach: Mark Snyder
Last Seen: Working as an assistant coach at West Virginia
Reason to like the hire: Holliday knows two things really well, the state of West Virginia and recruiting. Both of those expertises will benefit a Marshall program that's been stuck in neutral for years. If the Herd is going to get back to competing for league championships, it has to improve its speed and talent on both sides of the ball. Holliday's connections in the state of Florida will be a great starting point.
Reason to question the hire: When a guy has gone three decades as an assistant without getting a head job, there could be a reason for it. Yeah, he can recruit, but can he do what's necessary as the chief executive to turn Marshall around? Having never had nearly this much responsibility during his lengthy coaching career, it's fair to wonder if he'll be up to the challenge.
The Early Hunch: He's a West Virginia grad, which will tweak some Herd fans, but his knowledge of the state and the region will be a plus. After that, however, Marshall is really rolling the dice here, isn't it? Okay, so slam-dunk candidates weren't going to consider Huntington, but the school is putting an awful lot of faith in a veteran best known for his work in February.
Head Coach: Larry Porter
Former Coach: Tommy West
Last Seen: Coaching the LSU running backs
Reason to like the hire: The Tigers went back to their past in order to improve their future. Porter is a former Memphis running back, with the kind of youth, energy, and ability to recruit that'll help his alma mater make a break from mediocrity. At a time when the program desperately needs a jolt, he's capable of igniting the fan base and luring a higher caliber of athlete to these parts.
Reason to question the hire: Sure, he can recruit, but can he coach? Better yet, will he be as effective at signing kids when he's not trying to lure them to Baton Rouge or Stillwater? It'll be a whole different challenge for the 37-year old, who'll have a lot to learn and will do a fair amount of on-the-job-training in his first few seasons.
The Early Hunch: Memphis is rolling the dice that Porter's ability to raise the overall talent level will mask his inexperience as a head coach. If he can get fans excited about Tiger football again, part of the battle will be won. Patience is strongly recommended because he inherits a squad that's short on talent and coming off its second 2-10 season in the last four years.
Notre Dame
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
Former Coach: Charlie Weis
Last Seen: Coaching Cincinnati
Reason to like the hire: He's a winner. Period. Using the last few years as a measuring stick, there haven't been many coaches who've out performed Kelly. Whether it was Grand Valley State, Central Michigan, or Cincinnati, he's always elevated teams to higher ground. In the Queen City, he took the Bearcats to unforeseen heights, leading them to back-to-back Big East championships and big-payday bowl games. He's a guru with quarterbacks, and one of the best offensive minds in the game.
Reason to question the hire: It's South Bend, so you really never know if a coach is cut out for this degree of incessant scrutiny and attention. In Mount Pleasant and Cincinnati, it was easy to reside below the radar. A high-strung individual, Kelly won't have that luxury at Notre Dame. The Irish's biggest problem in recent years has been the play of the defense, so it's sort of strange to see the school replace Charlie Weis with another offensive-slanted coach.
The Early Hunch: There was no better choice for Notre Dame than to hire Kelly. In fact, it probably wasn't even that close. He has that special ingredient inherent to all great coaches, an ability to motivate and maximize the talents of his players. Compared to the last three Irish coaches, Weis, Tyrone Willingham, and Bob Davie, he's far better prepared to bring the program back to prominence.
San Jose State
Head Coach: Mike MacIntyre
Former Coach: Dick Tomey
Last Seen: Coordinating the Duke defense
Reason to like the hire: For some, including the Spartan brass, MacIntyre is considered one of the bright young defensive minds in the country. He's learned from a few luminaries, including his father George, Bill Parcells, and most recently David Cutcliffe. He had a positive impact on Duke over the last two seasons, leading a defense that allowed 23 points a game in 2009, the school's lowest in two decades. A stickler for the books, he's a wise choice at a school that's been saddled with academic problems.
Reason to question the hire: Let's be honest. He didn't exactly scream out as the obvious choice to replace Dick Tomey. Potential? Sure, but he's had a short run as a coordinator and has absolutely no ties to the West Coast. San Jose State is a large public institution with a modest history in athletics, a stark contrast to what MacIntyre grew accustomed to the last couple of seasons.
The Early Hunch: If this works, the San Jose State administration looks like a bunch of geniuses. If not, the program will sink into a deeper ditch. But if he's going to be successful it's not going to happen overnight. Tomey leaves a bare cupboard and no momentum after last year's 2-10 disaster.
South Florida
Head Coach: Skip Holtz
Former Coach: Jim Leavitt
Last Seen: The head coach of the two-time defending Conference USA champion East Carolina Pirates.
Reason to like the hire: He was one of the hot names in the mix, or at least thrown out there, for the Notre Dame job, among others. His ECU teams might not have been as thrilling as others in Conference USA, but they won and were great on the lines. He has the magical last name and he has been a winner.
Reason to question the hire: USF might be renting. Holtz is as upwardly mobile as they come, and if he has any success in Tampa he'll be rumored for almost every big opening. As good as he was at ECU, he's still a wee bit of a gamble; he'll have to prove he can beat out the other Florida schools for a few of the big-name players.
The Early Hunch: After all the turmoil and all the strangeness under Leavitt, Holtz will be a 180-degree turn the other way. He'll make USF a Big East champion within three years before going off to become the head coach at a Penn State or a place of similar prestige.
Head Coach: Derek Dooley
Former Coach: Lane Kiffin
Last Seen: Leading the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs as the head
coach over the last three years.
Reason to like the hire: He's young and he's hungry, but
outside of that, he's sort of the anti-Lane Kiffin. He's not going to be
a feather ruffler and will end up busting his tail to try to turn around
the Volunteers. His Louisiana Tech teams had decent defenses, at least
in the first two years, and his teams run well. In a place that's tough
to win, he took Tech to a bowl game in his second year.
Reason to question the hire: It's not like he set the world on
fire before taking over the Tennessee job. He's unproven as far as his
upper-level coaching skills, and while he has a great family name (he's
the son of legendary Georgia coach, Vince Dooley), he has yet to show
anything special enough to assume that Tennessee is about to become a
superpower again.
The Early Hunch: Dooley was a booby prize in the chase for a
head coach and the expectations aren't through the roof. If this doesn't
work out, it'll be more on the administration for not being able to land
Will Muschamp or David Cutcliffe, two of the top choices. The big key
will be in 2011 when Dooley has to show he can recruit at a high level;
it won't be fair to judge him on this year.
Texas Tech
Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville
Former Coach: Mike Leach
Last Seen: Waiting for an AD to get him out of retirement
Reason to like the hire: Tuberville was arguably the best free agent college coach on the market. And now Texas Tech has him, making for a swift recovery in the aftermath of the Mike Leach dust-up. Unlike so many programs, which are gambling with their choices, the Red Raiders have a proven winner, who's coached at the highest level. He spent four seasons at Ole Miss and a decade at Auburn, and will be a refreshing change to those in Lubbock who tired of Leach's act.
Reason to question the hire: Tuberville was a former National Coach of the Year, but that wasn't yesterday. It was six years ago, and since 2004's perfect season, his Tigers weren't world-beaters. He sat out last season, raising questions if he's lost any spark at the age of 55. He has no ties in the Southwest and just one season of experience coaching in the state of Texas. Will Tuberville endure when taken out of his comfort zone?
The Early Hunch: It wasn't that long ago that Tuberville was considered one of the most underrated coaches in America. He's a decent, likable man, who won't take very long to develop a following in West Texas. And, yes, he still has the passion to win titles, which will be the goal, even in a Big 12 South that contains Texas and Oklahoma.
Head Coach: Bobby Hauck
Former Coach: Mike Sanford
Last Seen: Coaching Montana
Reason to like the hire: Considering the plight of the football program, the Rebels did well to land an established coach, who's still peaking in his career trajectory. Despite being just 45, Hauck already has 80 career wins from his days at FCS powerhouse Montana and coached in the playoffs in all seven of his seasons with the Grizzlies. He's spent his entire playing and coaching career west of the Rockies, a familiarity that'll be especially useful as he recruits outside of Nevada.
Reason to question the hire: UNLV has a way of breaking quality coaches. Just ask Mike Sanford, who was a hot commodity before arriving in Las Vegas and getting humbled for a few years. In Missoula, Hauck grew accustomed to success and a lot of support from the student body and local community. He'll have neither with the Rebels, which will qualify as a culture shock.
The Early Hunch: Although it remains to be seen if anyone can win consistently at this program, it's hard to argue with this choice. The Rebels now have a young coach, who was on the sidelines for three FCS national championship games last decade. Some of those experiences and that success have to rub off on a school that hasn't had a winning season since 2000.
Head Coach: Lane Kiffin
Former Coach: Pete Carroll
Last Seen: Coaching Tennessee
Reason to like the hire: If the Trojans were looking for continuity from the Pete Carroll days, Kiffin is a sound option. He spent five seasons from 2001-05 as an assistant under Carroll and will run an offense that's similar to what the program has used in the past. He and Ed Orgeron are also logical choices to salvage USC's current recruiting class and maintain the school's high level of attracting talent going forward. Few people have a better pulse on West Coast recruiting than Kiffin.
Reason to question the hire: Really, what has Kiffin accomplished other than landing high-profile jobs? He was a Trojan assistant when the school had as much talent as some NFL teams, had a failed stint with the Oakland Raiders, and went 7-6 in one season at Tennessee. Oh yeah, he's also been accused of committing minor NCAA violations while in Knoxville, a bad omen as USC awaits its fate later
The Early Hunch: Is this the job that finally validates Kiffin as a coach worthy of all the attention he receives? If nothing else, he guarantees to be entertaining, a natural fit in Hollywood. Assuming he doesn't implode or exacerbate the situation with the NCAA, he's obviously at the right school to continue attracting blue-chippers and win plenty of football games. You know these are strange times when Rick Neuheisel gets bumped to altar boy status in Los Angeles.
Head Coach: : Mike London
Former Coach: Al Groh
Last Seen: Coaching Richmond
Reason to like the hire: Over the last three decades as a player and a coach, London has only been outside Virginia for just five seasons. A talent-rich state, he knows every corner of it, a plus in recruiting. London paved the path to this opening over the last four seasons. In 2006 and 2007, he was the Cavs' defensive coordinator, doing a bang-up job for Al Groh. In 2008 and 2009, he was the head coach of Richmond, leading the Spiders to a 24-5 mark and the 2008 FCS national championship. This is a natural next step in a career on the rise.
Reason to question the hire: After having almost a decade of the conservative Groh in Charlottesville, Virginia didn't need another defensive-minded coach. The Cavaliers have been brutal offensively, ranking last in ACC scoring in each of the last two seasons. It's incumbent upon London to get outside his comfort zone and hire an offensive coordinator that can spice up the attack and attract some of the state's better skill position players.
The Early Hunch: This made so much sense that you could see it coming months before Groh got canned. In many ways, London is an ideal fit for a sinking UVa program, especially now that he has those two successful years as a head coach in the bank. However, he can't ignore the calamity on offense. That side of the ball has to be addressed aggressively or any revival will be stunted.
Western Kentucky
Head Coach: : Willie Taggart
Former Coach: Dave Elson
Last Seen: Coaching the Stanford running backs
Reason to like the hire: The Hilltoppers have a steep mountain to climb now that they're FBS members. Taggart might be just the guy to get them there. He's a former All-American quarterback at the school and a long-time assistant before moving on to coach Toby Gerhart and the Stanford running backs. He's young, has boundless energy, and ties to Florida that could help bring second and third-tier recruits to Bowling Green.
Reason to question the hire: At just 33, Taggart's youth will be a blessing and a curse at times. He obviously has a lot to learn and limited resources to get him to that point. He wasn't even a coordinator in his last stop on the Farm, so it'll be pivotal to hire a veteran staff that can fill in some of the blanks, especially in the early going.
The Early Hunch: Why not? The Hilltoppers are going to take their lumps for a while anyway, so why not roll the dice with a young, offensive-minded coach, who admits that this school is in his DNA? It could be ugly for a while, but with a break or two in recruiting, Western Kentucky hopes to make a steady northern climb in the Sun Belt Conference.


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The Utopia story arc is finally over. The arc started out with a bang but seemed to drag on a little. I've seen a lot of lackluster response as the arc progressed. What does the conclusion have in store for us? How are things going to end?
The arc may have fizzled a bit but we see the potential from this storyline. There was a lot of big fights that could've been seen here. Perhaps we'll see some rematches in the future. To me, it felt like the story arc drag on a little but was rushed in this final issue. Despite being the 'conclusion,' there are a lot of threads that have been created. Now that Utopia has been created, what will that mean for the X-Men and mutantkind? I don't think we've seen the last of the Dark Avengers vs. the X-Men. We know the Dark X-Men, what's left of them, will return in November. We have Dark X-Men: The Confession coming up that will show some of the fallout between Scott and Emma. There's also the result of Emma's encounter with Sentry. So even though I wasn't entirely crazy about this final issue, a lot of future storylines have been put into place. I don't think you could have a firm conclusion in this battle between Norman and the mutants. It should be interesting to see what will happen next.
What did you think? Did you enjoy the arc? What did you think of this conclusion? Do you think that Utopia will last?


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Corn Muffins En Brochette
9 Nov 2010
|Corn bread mix
|10 Ounce
A week ahead, if desired:
1. Prepare corn-bread mix as package label directs; spoon into greased 1 3/4-inch muffin-pan cups.
2. Bake as mix label directs, reducing time 5 minutes; cool; freezer-wrap; freeze.
To serve:
1. Thaw wrapped muffins at room temperature.
2. Then unwrap; arrange on skewer as pictured; toast in broiler or on grill.
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- MXR Bass Blowtorch, OLP 5 string, Traynor TC1510, Fender Blacktop P-bass
- Influences and Teachers:
- Tim Commerford, Eric Langlois, Meshuggah, Cephalic Carnage, Car Bomb, Black Sheep Wall, Primus, Dave Ellefson, Knut, Insect Warfare, Deftones, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Veil of Maya, Nasum, BTBAM, Maruta, Discordance Axis, Frank Zappa, The Contortionist, Exotic Animal Petting Zoo, Bulb, Mumakil, Vildhjarta, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Admiral Angry, Ancients, Fleshwrought, The Acacia Strain
- Hobbies and Interests:
- Hockey (go Avs!), politics, nature, books, life/death, space, SOME video games
SignatureGrindcore Bassist Club #1 | DM Bassist Club #40


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