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Villarreal have appointed Miguel Angel Lotina as their coach until the end of the season. The 54-year-old replaces Jose Molina, who was sacked Sunday following the 1-0 defeat at Levante. The loss was Villarreal's third in a row in the Primera Division and left them one place and three points above the drop zone. Lotina has not held a managerial post since leaving Deportivo La Coruna in May 2011. He has also previously been in charge at Osasuna, Real Sociedad and Espanyol, whom he led to the Copa Del Rey title in 2006. Lotina is Villarreal's third coach of the season.
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Jenkins writes: "The Chargers made that choice [not to give up] as a group on Nov. 30, after they'd lost to the Atlanta Falcons at home to fall to 4–8. When coach Norv Turner finished addressing the team, running back LaDainian Tomlinson stepped to the middle of the locker room. 'We're not going to quit,' he said. 'We're not the Raiders.' San Diego became the first 4-8 team in NFL history to go on to make the playoffs and, on Saturday night at Qualcomm, the first 8–8 team to win an AFC playoff game. 'It's amazing how quickly people forget you were 8–8,' said [Chargers QB Philip] Rivers."
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Mark Herzlich's debut as a full-time NFL player was bittersweet. The middle linebacker, a cancer survivor, started the New York Giants' game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night, his first action from scrimmage this season. With his parents watching from a private box at MetLife Stadium, Herzlich replaced Michael Boley, out with a hamstring injury. Herzlich, whose previous work in games came on special teams, had four tackles in a 17-10 loss. At the outset, Herzlich felt nothing but thrills. ''When the national anthem was playing, and I was out and knew I was going on the field, I closed my eyes and thought, `This was happening,''' he said. ''So as long as I am playing football, I will give my 100 percent every game. That's where I have to give my 100 percent, doing the right thing every play.'' Herzlich, who was not drafted out of Boston College and made the Giants as a free agent, said Friday: ''This is what I've been waiting all my life for, just a chance.'' Herz...
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$10 million grant funds center to study OCD
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A FLOTILLA of narrow boats set off today as the maiden voyage on the newly restored Grand Western Canal took place.
Works to rebuild the embankment which breached at Halberton in November 2012 have been undertaken by Devon County Council at a cost of around £1.75m.
Devon County Council leader Councillor John Hart was on land at the official re-opening held earlier this afternoon to declare that the project had been completed "on time and on budget".
The council had originally pledged a total of £3m from its reserves to replace the damaged canal section to once again allow boats to traverse its full length. The remainder of this money will be spent on other improvements including an upgrading the canal's water management systems to reduce the risk of a repeat occurrence.
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Celebrations continue at the Grand Western Canal
Children from Halberton Primary School counted down to the moment when chairman of Devon County Council Councillor Bernard Hughes cut the ribbon to signal the re-opening.
Chairmen of Halberton Parish Council, Councillor Ken Browse then led a flotilla of around half a dozen boats which became the first to travel on the new section and which gave dignitaries a chance to see the repair work as they glided past the section from which just 16 months earlier, more than 16 million litres of water flow into surrounding farmland.
Cllr Des Hannon, who represents the Tiverton East region said: "I feel encouraged to see so much of Halberton here today. Welcome back to your canal and I hope you will spend a lot more time by your canal."
Among those canal boat enthusiasts taking part in the maiden voyage were Maggie and Gerry Beighton from Ottery St Mary who had travelled from moorings at East Manley to take part in the procession.
Maggie said: "We were devastated when the breach took place, and we have been waiting for this day ever since and are so glad that it has been repaired."
Cllr Hughes, said he himself had been boating for around 15 years and was a lifetime member of the Inland Waterways Association.
He said: "This is a day of celebration, we celebrate the reopening and reinstatement of this much-loved amenity. Who would have thought that this restoration would have taken place so quickly."
As well as thanking Devon County Council for providing the finances for the project, Cllr Hughes also thanked South West Highways, contractors Jacobs and the canal ranger team who had ensured the repair and refilling of the canal had gone smoothly.
He also thanked all those who had turned out to watch the ceremony, who he said in boating parlance were 'gongoozlers', that is people who enjoys watching activity on the canal from dry land.
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**So, he has this cockroach attitude as well? No matter how often you two get stomped dead you get up again, huh**
She has a good point. Chris and Wesker are determined to survive, no matter what. Although, at some point one wonders what survival is worth if it just means plodding through the hellworld they live in?
**And once she realized how dangerous and infinite his loathing was, she feared he could feel the same for her. **
Even when you think you've tamed the wolf, you can never turn your back on him. If you do, you invite him to lunge. And you can never, never run. He has her pinned just as much as the Organization thinks it has him.
**"Although I heard sociopaths were familiar with faking emotions, so it might be a fascinating experience",**
Ah, but there comes a point when even sociopaths don't see the point in faking emotions. She's faking them as much as he is now.
**His words made her feel so small and soft like the butterfly he compared her with; so easy to be broken and stopped.**
Beautiful simile. Very accurate.
**Wesker was like a rabid animal and Ada knew she had to treat him as one; his actions were unpredictable and so were his intentions. **
Right now, they are a bit unpredictable even to him.
**"And I will succeed."**
This is the epitome of Albert Wesker. He will keep fighting to the end. Never give up, never surrender. That's a lot of what I admire about him.
**"Why are you so eager to win?", she suddenly asked and for the first time she was genuinely interested in the contradiction he was, "And what is it you will get?"**
Victory is its own reward often.
**There was something about the icy cold pupils that seemed to pierce her very being when she tried to oppose him.**
He sees through her facade easily. Those eyes... Look into the Void, and the Void looks back.
**Still, behind her cool facade was something else and it made Ada question her decision of changing conversational partners.**
Something tells me this "pilot" is a LOT more than she appears.
**Nightmares were no unknown territory for her, after all.**
Seems everyone in this world has them. The whole cast shares that similarity, though often they are the source of each other's nightmares.
**there had been no bomb to detonate within her, he had cut off her head with her own knife after ripping out her intestines.**
Effective. He got the job done. Sometimes not having anger or a grudge makes a person even crueler. Cold efficiency and brutality are at work.
**"I'll go check on Captain America, don't want him to set anything on fire again."**
Hah, good comparison. Revived, living partly in the past, with his own agenda...
**it was his attitude that made him appear dangerous.**
Not just "appear." He feels he can take all comers in this situation, and he knows Ada isn't going to try anything.
**He couldn't be sure of it and so it was just reasonable he acted this way.**
Likely he's lived most of his life in a state of completely appropriate paranoia. It's what's kept him alive.
**"If you die, I have no function anymore, if I die, it proves you are not reliable. Either way, we would both end up dead at some roadside."**
They're chained to one another. We shall see how this influences them. Who will become more like whom?
**The things he did were so contrary to his ideals and he had failed to notice that up until now.**
Excellent observation.
**"They say gods do not hate. Does that make you a hypocrite or the devil, I wonder?"**
Most gods I've heard of hate rather strongly.
**You're like a cornered dog, you just bite, bite, bite. You want to see the world burn, that's it."**
The world is already burning, Ada. The dog that keeps biting keeps living.
**Wesker seemed to be slightly disappointed as he looked at her and only years later, when she realized he had been talking about the evil of humankind he was the proof for, she would find the reason for it.**
He is, in a way, the epitome of all that's wrong with humans: Cold, narcissistic, motivated by the desire to win at all costs, above all other creatures in pride. And he is without apology. I like that about him; he's honest in his own way.
**To declare I am a devil or a dog or a monster- that excuses you to query your own views, doesn't it.**
Good point. When we declare something a monster, we can hate it without examining WHY we hate it. All too often, for us "evil" is just something or someone that's opposed to OUR ends and desires.
**"You flatter me. Humans tend to address me as 'empty', a conviction is more than most expect I own."**
Excellent way of showing that he does not consider himself human.
**Wesker, however, looked less relaxed, it was like every muscle of his body was tensed; he was ready to jump to his feet and kill someone if he had to. **
He knows what to do when someone attacks him, but Ada's tactic here is confusing for him. It's like her humanity puts him ill at ease.
**"What is it that haunts you after all this?"**
Ada is getting to the root of the matter. What haunts him is what drives him.
**That was one of the main reasons he still didn't know Albert Wesker was alive. Another one would be the simple fact he would not believe it.**
Seems Chris has developed some sense over the years. I like that you've made Chris more human. It's ridiculous that a person could go through as much as he's been through and not suffer some ill effects.
**Chris knew he needed to talk to a person he could trust and although he knew his sister would always support him he longed for a conversation with Jill. **
Just like Ada wants to talk with Leon. Everyone wants a confidant, someone who can relieve some of the strain of constantly watching one's back.
**Of course, that did not mean it was time to hesitate or relax. "As soon as possible" was equivalent to "now".**
Being "called to the principle's office" is always an exercise in trying to prepare for the unknown. That's especially true in Ada's situation.
**"A wonderful day to you, too." Davis waved him goodbye in a taunting manner, but left the door open as Doyle left.**
Davis is an interesting fellow. I feel he's far more dangerous than even Ada knows, however.
**"Your parents, I am afraid", he said.**
I always did wonder about Ada's family. What kind of upbringing did she have to make her the woman she is?
**That was not the point, however; she was needed because Wesker talked with her instead of just cleaving her head open.**
Another marketable job skill. However, he makes himself seem more of a monster to the Organization than he really is. They will underestimate a madman.
**Three of the Organization's agents shoved the black clothed figure of Wesker into the cell roughly and kicked him in the knee bend to force him onto the ground. Their movements were fast and precise, but also brutal as they cuffed the man's hands behind his back.**
He knows to bide his time. He's transcended a lot of his earlier pride. He knows what matters and what doesn't. His submission now will gain him more in the future than any struggle.
**"What does he see in us, I wonder?", **
Opportunity. Tools. Food.
**"What does he see in us, I wonder?", he replied, ignoring her question. Then he turned to face her and seemed serious about what he said.**
Hah, Davis thinks he can control Wesker? The man needs to do a bit more homework. He's in for a nasty surprise.
**Nevertheless, all he was was an empty shell of a traumatized madman, he was not worth the trouble.
He looked up and looked her straight in the eye.
Then he smiled.
He knew, of course.**
When a foe underestimates you, he's already lost. Wesker sees the big picture as clearly as he sees through the facades around him.
Once again, excellent chapter!
| bloody raptor chapter 7 . 2/2/2013
I wounder if she'll succeed?
| bloody raptor chapter 6 . 1/14/2013
I wounder if the person at the end of this chapter is Jill. I can hardly wait to find out.
| TaishoTears chapter 6 . 1/6/2013
Loved this chapter! Really looking forward to more. Hope that we get some more written from Weskers point of view. _
| TaishoTears chapter 5 . 1/6/2013
The story has been good so far... This chapter was written in a odd way though... Way too poetic, too descriptive... I had a hard time telling who was the main character in each part... This chapter reads more like poetry than it does a novel... Other than that, well done.
| littlevamp chapter 6 . 12/28/2012
Wow, things are really starting to get crazy lol Figures Wesker would leave Chris with the Tyrant haha Their conversations were great, I must say. Nicely done:) Hopefully nothing worse happens to Jill:)-Lil V
| bloody raptor chapter 5 . 11/20/2012
I take it it was Ada's parents that were killed. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.
| AceofHadeon chapter 3 . 10/24/2012
**His time had come at last. All the struggles would pay off in the end, once this last trap played the missing link into his hands. The test was ready to commence.**
A new player in the game? I'm intrigued.
**It was progress.**
You know what they say: progress is just driving off the cliff FASTER.
**The monster inside him was growing stronger... and hungrier, by the second.**
Now I'm extremely intrigued. Could he be a counterpart to Wesker?
**Everything was going according to plan.**
Mm, famous last words?
**A few years ago, he would've killed anybody sacrificing people for a cause, but now he was certain it was the right thing to do. **
This is a very effective way of showing how the constant fighting has taken a toll on Chris. He hasn't escaped unscathed. His attitude is resembling Wesker's a bit now - ready to sacrifice others for a cause. Chris is becoming what he hates.
**And when they fell... bioterrorism would eventually turn the world into a giant habitat for tentacle creatures and cannibals.**
Bit of a fitting end for humanity, in a sense. Or at least that's what Wesker might say. Cannibals and tentacled creatures rather reflects humanity's true nature.
**If he succeeded here, he would get support in finding Jill.**
Looks like they know how to play Chris.
**What if Jill simply did not want to be found?**
I wouldn't blame her. It's interesting that Chris has this thought. It shows how his attitude is changing, becoming, really, more realistic.
**Chris panted and felt the blood run into his mouth,**
The ambush scene is well done. Felt like it could have come from the games!
**It was then that Chris realized those people weren't soldiers at all, maybe except for Jessica.**
Seems all parties involved in this fight are running low on resources. They're killing themselves as they battle each other.
**"I killed you."**
Loved Chris's reaction to see Wesker alive again. Very realistic. Poor Chris, just when he thinks he might have a chance, his life just took a plunge.
**"In hell, old friend, is nothing left for me to fear", Wesker responded quietly,**
Good answer. He's already spent a few years in hell on earth. He's pretty much faced all its tortures.
** People like this self-proclaimed idealist chained him to the world with their stupidity- he needed to do something about it.**
He'll be around for a long time, then. It's fitting that Chris, who "killed" him, gives him a reason to live.
**It will all end well... everything's going to be alright... what a beautiful fake promise.**
It will end well for someone, just not Jessica.
**Jessica caught him off guard as she assaulted him, throwing him onto the ground and landing on top of him.**
His thoughts about Chris made him vulnerable - ironic but appropriate. The turmoil and ambivalence Wesker feels when it comes to Chris is fascinating.
**after several month without practice he now struggled with the most common tasks in combat.**
It's good that you have him showing his age and vulnerabilities. He's not superhuman, after all. It makes his struggle that more compelling, too.
**Maybe it was recklessness that could be explained by the confusion the doubts had caused, but it was still dangerous.**
Wesker's not the only one who's distracted. I like how you've portrayed him working through his discovery of Wesker's revival.
**but he found himself unable to feel anything. It was a protective mechanism of his mind to keep sane and he had grown accustomed to it. **
Seems to be the going thing. It really is the most realistic and rational response to constantly seeing such atrocities. Some of the characters are better at it than others, though.
**Unlike any of the corpses he had seen this day, this one was clearly killed in a fashion he had never seen before.**
He has to take his frustration out on something. Jessica's a suitable enough target as any. Chris no doubt appreciates that this could have been him.
| AceofHadeon chapter 2 . 10/21/2012
**Those human eyes made fun of her, trying to lull her into a sense of false safety.**
His red eyes always reminded me of the Eye of Sauron. In a way, the normal eyes are worse than the viral eyes. As a human he can be far more unpredictable and dangerous, I wager. Windows to the soul, perhaps.
**Wesker knew to turn her feelings against her far too well, with that oh-so-sophisticated words he connected one insult to another, destroying the balance to send her tumble and fall.**
His most effective weapon always was his wit. He understands people so well, understands how to ferret out their weaknesses and use them against the individual. I like that Ada is perfectly aware of this and knows to try to avoid that territory. It's a losing game, though.
**Wesker too was playacting. **
I like that you pointed this out. Both Ada and Wesker are on unstable and unfamiliar ground. If either makes a misstep, the other will pounce. Even if they attack each other, though, they're only defeating themselves since they're ultimately under the power of the heads.
**They might be human, but still filled with the overflowing boredom he deemed to be appropriate.**
Very authentic! It's understandable for someone who thinks himself worthy of becoming a god. And he genuinely is smarter than most people.
**Wesker did not joke, nor did he lie to her. **
I love that even after spending 3 years in a drugged state and having just been revived, he's on top of his game of verbal chess. He knows the stakes and his position. His mind and will are ready for the challenge of regaining his former power, even if his flesh is weak.
**"Oh dear, never forget I am the one preserving you of those tortures",**
Hah, so in a sense Wesker is keeping her alive by cooperating, and she believes she's keeping him from tortures. They're both each other's best hope and worst danger.
**"Oh dear. How much closer can the surveillance get?"; Wesker asked in a resigned voice, "Escaping your nightmares, fleeing outside to steal a final look at the stars- just to see their eyes hiding in the skies."**
Amazing line. It's especially poignant from the man who wanted to become a god. Now the god is mortal, the pawn of an omniscient organization - again.
**"Tell me, does that scar still bring back memories?"**
Wesker takes her failure and throws it back in her face, just as she wanted to do to him. They're a good match for this sparring session.
**It felt good to be in control, for a brief, delicate moment. It felt like surviving.**
That's what she has to believe, anyway. It's sort of like having the control, the freedom, to decide what execution method you'd prefer, though.
** Due to the constant confrontation with people like her it had been only an inconvenience to deal with her; her death did not mean much to him.**
I like this reaction; it rings true for Wesker. After all he's been through, he has to be used to them.
**he understood what connected them.
Fear... is closing the gap. **
Yes, they're both in the same boat now. They'd best start rowing rather than trying to shove each other out.
**Drugs caused this light-headedness to spread his wings in his mind, clearing his vision so perfectly.**
Especially true of morphine. It makes you just. Not. Care.
**but it felt less like a human act if he had a reason.**
Indeed, genetics alone don't make someone human in the emotional and psychological sense. For him, humanity is weakness, thus he can't accept any trace of it in himself. Still, the ghosts of the past, of the dead, haunt him. But not for long.
**I am the virus, dear... you should know by now. **
Great line. And he always has been the virus.
**He saw 'bitterness' and 'repression' and it made his chin harden to feel the resignation. There had always been people trying to analyze him, failing miserably.**
Ada's unconsciously analyzing and describing herself, it seems. They say we dislike in others what we see in ourselves. Wesker sees people as things to be studied and dissected, however. His clinical detachment gives him an advantage when twisting people's emotions.
**It was certainly easier to keep these demons in control once they had been set free than to fully stop them from approaching.**
When humans try to become more than human, they only become more like demons. In a sense, he is the epitome of humanity: proud, power-hungry, capable of cruelty without a second thought, independent, deceitful, concerned only with his own survival.
**Dorian Grey picture that shielded him from the outside world. It kept away the humanity; it was the attitude that felt closest to be being the right.
William had once called him 'chilly' and that was right. Wesker was the cold, the dead, the empty. And he sure as hell loved being like this.**
Perfectly put! The living dead, virus or no.
**"But I do not shoot unarmed civilians unless they try to eat my brains."**
He's already done more than that, dear. He's infected your consciousness with fear, doubt, regret. The virus isn't in the DNA this time.
**It's what they had taught him.
It's what they had wanted him to be.**
Manufactured. Both by Umbrella and, unwittingly, those who fought him.
**Wesker grabbed her wrist and squeezed **
Nice way of showing his power to the readers.
**Wesker was disgusted by the thought of it all; the whole American Dream was propaganda for a race for death, a race with no finish line.**
Very authentic reaction for Wesker. He's right, too. It's futility in the end.
**He has to have notice... it's like seeing an old photograph.**
Preconceived notions and biases affect a person's perception of reality. Underestimating people can cause serious lapses in observation. I like how you used this.
**Wesker didn't have anything at all, no home, no friends and no lover.**
It shows Ada's character that she believes, even if it's just subconsciously, that everyone should desire these things. Wesker doesn't have them, because he doesn't think they're important. He has himself.
** I can't get under his skin anymore, there's nothing left to hurt.**
Inhumanity, aloofness, and apathy are wonderful things when it comes to avoiding the pain of verbal barbs.
**"Voices, my dear? Once I have cleaned the world of another human's worthless existence, there are no voices left to cry with. They all stay silent, forever." **
He's slowly working through the last vestiges of his resurrection. He's left death behind, now, and with it the voices of the dead. The ice is returning, recreating the sociopath. I like how you show his progress this way.
**Never allow yourself to trust someone whom you are useful to. Their lies are the easiest to justify."**
Since they're closest, they're also the person whose knife will do the most damage in your back. This fits his opinion of loyalty, too. There's no need for it in his view. It's a liability.
**A few weeks with him and their exhausting talks would probably drive her to kill herself. **
Reminds me of Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs. Nice.
**"Oh, I do care", he replied, smirking, "I would cherish every second of it. And about that other problem..."**
Well, he did want to achieve global saturation, right?
**God, how much Ada hated that man.**
Hah, she should. He's right most of the time, after all.
Erg, this was kind of a rambly review. Hope it makes sense. Also hope the quoting doesn't bother you; it's how I do a lot of my reviews.
| AceofHadeon chapter 1 . 10/20/2012
The premise of this fic is fascinating. The opening is gripping as well. Starting with a description of the new world as Wesker perceives it gets the reader into the fic's mood right away.
You've done a splendid job conveying Wesker's shifting consciousness, shattered thoughts, and struggle with the drugs and reality. The procedure to revive him has done more than just bring his body back. He was, on the inside, a lot like the undead. Hunger drove him, though it was a hunger for power rather than flesh. Then again, he desired to feed, as it were, off the world, so perhaps that hunger's not so different?
In a way, his body and soul have swapped places. Before the lava baptism, his soul was scarred and vulnerable while his body was strong and nigh perfect. Now his soul has revived, emotions have begun returning whether he wants them or not, while his body is weakened. With the virus gone, he has a lot of adjusting to do. He's been born again, but to what end?
Ada is quite authentic too, IMO. She controls her feelings toward Wesker as she works for the heads. Ever the flawed mercenary... Selfish fear and fearful selfishness indeed. She has a right, on the one hand, to hate Wesker, but on the other hand, she was the one who first decided to work for him. She always tries to use her employers, and now she's reaping what she sowed as they use her.
Chris's position is a lot like Ada's: trapped by his masters into serving in the never-ending fight. He's a pawn in the game. It'll be interesting to see how his weariness with the world and his many losses affect his actions.
| bloody raptor chapter 4 . 10/20/2012
I'm getting the impression Ada may gro to prefer Wesker like this, rather then what he is going to be like when he makes a full recovery
| littlevamp chapter 4 . 10/19/2012
Nicely done. I thought the conversation between Wesker and Ada was very interesting; the two just bicker about everything lol Love it. They make a great pair. Can't wait to see what the Organization has in store for Wesker. Update soon.-Lil V
| littlevamp chapter 3 . 10/8/2012
Oh, the suspense! lol Good chapter; sad to see that I've reached the bottom of the page X( lol I like how Wesker and Chris are sort of reunited again; I had a feeling Wesker wouldn't end him there. I mean, really, he had so many chances in ALL the games the two were in to do that lol they belong together, to chase eachother forever...well, maybe not anymore since Wesker is "dead." lol But I thought this chapter was awesome. HOpe to see more Wesker/Chris interactions:) And that was cold of Jessica to turn her back; made me kinda sad. Poor Chris...no one gives the guy a break lol Update soon! :D Best wishes!-Lil V.
| bloody raptor chapter 2 . 9/10/2012
I can hardly wait for the next chapter
| littlevamp chapter 2 . 9/9/2012
Awesome:) I think the way Ada and Wesker are portrayed is spot on. I'm glad you have lots of dialogue though; it bugs me when people write only descriptions and little to no dialogue. You wrote both:) yay. Update soon:) by the way, will there be any romantic or any type of feelings developing? I know it probably wasn't your intention, but the way they speak to each other sounds flirty lol in a good way, like that's the norm for them. Of course, maybe not, since Wesker really dislikes Ada lol just a thought...
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Motorola 6800 FTW !!!!
pc's had green and black displays when the amiga was king
pc's were so lame.
Motorola 68000's were among the fastest processors of their day.
They put the Genesis ahead, and they still keep the SNK Neo Geo alive.
In fact, the PPC in the Gamecube is said not to be as powerful in certain ways as was sega cd and genesis together (mc69k @ 7.6 mhz in gen, 12.5 mhz in the sega cd).
I think they should somehow, if possible, modify the mc68k design so it could be in 2/3 of game consoles again.
Speed, maturity, and blast processing were possible only on the genesis courtesy of sega.
BTW, the Genesis was partially 32 bit b/c of the MC68k. See how humble Sega was? Sega always referred to the Genesis as no more than 16 bit.
Hell, if nintendo made the 32x, the genesis and the sega cd, then Nintendo probably would have gone as far to say that they had a 128 bit system (in 94). And they would have called the 32x the 64X.
With the Sega Saturn, Sega often gave the worst-case scenario specs, while Nintendo and Sony gave the best case scenario specs most, if not all of the time.
And Sega's the one that people like the least.
What a ****-up=(
Whether Sega-haters like it or not, the Saturn was more powerful than the PS1.
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My closest friends and family would describe me as fun, smart, loyal and caring. While I love Boston, I also love to travel and explore new places. I'm the type of person who is up for going out on a Friday night or perfectly happy staying in and watching a movie with a pint of ben and jerry's icream! I love going to comedy shows, broadway shows and going to see the Sox and Pats play. I bought a place a year ago and while I absolutely love owning a place I spend too much time poking around Pottery Barn, but love every moment of it! I am very career driven and am currently in graduate school part-time working towards my MBA. When I'm not working or in class, in the summer you can find me at the Cape every weekend and in the winter you can find me on the mountain learning how to snowboard. I love to work out and enjoy running along the Charles during my lunch break. I was very fortunate to grow up with a wonderful family and tremendous friends who mean the world to me. I'm looking for someone who is genuine, caring and ambitious and who can share some of my many passions in life with. I love to laugh and while my jokes aren't always the best I can certainly laugh at myself. If this sparks you're interest I'd love to hear from you :-)
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Guide- Homebrew Browser
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Homebrew Browser is a homebrew application that lets you download the latest homebrew applications and games without taking out the SD Card from your Wii.
Here is a video of the Homebrew Browser in action:
*Note*- This app can only download homebrew hosted on the Wiibrew.org website. Also you won't be able to download cIOS-dependent homebrew.
Step 1
1. Download the Homebrew Browser from here
2. In the root of your SD Card create a folder called "apps".
3. Copy the "homebrew_browser" folder to the "apps" folder on your SD card.
4. Now take the SD Card and put it in the Wii.
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Friday, 08 Aug 2008 11:08 AM
A new left-wing organization that wants to help elect Barack Obama president is sending letters to nearly 10,000 major donors who contribute to Republican causes, threatening them with potential legal problems if they finance conservative groups.
The nonprofit organization, Accountable America, is even offering a $100,000 reward for information that leads to the criminal conviction or fines of at least $10,000 for violations of campaign finance laws or other statutes by a conservative group, according to The New York Times.
Accountable America is led by Tom Matzzie, former Washington director of the liberal activist group MoveOn.org, and its research director is Judd Legum, who served that role in Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Matzzie called the organization's effort "going for the jugular." He told The Times, "We want to stop the Swift Boating before it gets off the ground."
The warning letter being sent to potential donors "is intended as a first step, alerting donors who might be considering giving to right-wing groups to a variety of potential dangers, including legal trouble, public exposure and watchdog groups digging through their lives," The Times reports.
If a conservative group do run ads attacking Obama, Matzzie says his group plans to run ads countering it exposing the donors behind the anti-Obama message.
Matzzie's group has so far raised only $200,000, but he said he hopes to raise more than $500,000 by next week and $2 million overall.
Republican strategist Chris LaCivita doubts the group will succeed in scaring off donors, saying "they're not going to be intimidated by some pipsqueak on the kooky left."
Matzzie previously headed the Campaign to Defend America, which has run ads against Republican presidential candidate John McCain in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Several different plants are called oregano - they are united by a similar savoury pungency and a high content of carvacrol, an antioxidant that gives the plants their characteristic taste and fragrance. Oreganos are particularly high in antioxidants, which doctors believe may explain the low incidence of heart disease in Greece, where the local variety rigani is used prolifically in cooking.
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The quintessential herb for pizza, oregano lifts tomato sauces and lamb in particular but suits a wide range of Italian meat, poultry and fish dishes. It's also a good to keep on hand for Cajun, Mexican and Mediterranean cooking, and works well with cheese and eggs. Crush dried oregano lightly in your hands before adding to dishes to activate its essential oils, and for the best taste add it near the end of cooking.


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|All purpose flour
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|Medium mushrooms
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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|Parsley sprigs
Rinse turkey and pat dry, then place slices between sheets of plastic wrap and pound with a flat-surfaced mallet until about V$ inch thick.
Coat with flour; shake off excess.
Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter in a wide frying pan over medium-high heat.
Add turkey, a portion at a time do not crowd pan; cook, turning once, until lightly browned on both sides about 2 minutes, adding more butter as needed.
As turkey is cooked, transfer to a warm platter; keep warm.
Add mushrooms to drippings in pan and cook, stirring, until browned 5 to 7 minutes.
Add Marsala, stirring to scrape browned bits free.
Lift out mushrooms and spoon over turkey.
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For this edition of our Utility2Utility article series, we spoke with Vince Dow, president of distribution operations for DTE Energy, about their predictive grid project.
Jorge Madrid, coordinator of partnerships and alliances with the Environmental Defense Fund, talks time-of-use pricing, putting the consumer in the driver's seat with electricity and shopping lessons from Mom.
Given the importance of consumer engagement in realizing the potential of the smart grid, SGCC recently completed a new study looking at what motivates consumers to engage.
The wildlife service, in a joint effort with SCE's avian protection program and transmission & distribution unit, recently moved to take power pole aversion training to the next level.Comments: 1
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We asked Miroslav Begovic, president of IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and professor of electric energy research at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, this question. His answer may surprise you.
Every utility will need to forge its own path forward. But no matter how energy providers respond, their success will depend on building strong, lasting customer relationships that can grow and thrive in the years ahead.
part of the women-in-energy article series
Over six weeks this summer, ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore and girls from around Chicago spent Wednesday nights working on race vehicles. Each week represented a different task, but the end goal wasn't really the checkered flag, it was to get all those girls interested in science careers---perhaps even utility-based ones.
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Sarson Ka Tikka
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|Chicken nuggets/Fish botis
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|Yellow mustard seeds
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|Green chilies
|Poppy seeds
|1 Tablespoon
|Hung curd
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Chili powder
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|Mustard oil
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
1 Grind the mustard seeds, green chillies, poppy seeds and a pinch of salt together. Beat the curd and mix with the mustard paste and the remaining ingredients.
2 Apply all over the fish or chicken and let stand half an hour for the fish and an hour if chicken is being used.
3 String in skewers and barbecue or grill till donet basting with the marinade often.
4 You may skewer the fish or chicken alternating with pieces of green chilli or capsicum.
5 Serve hot with lemon wedges and a salad.
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Eclectic, adventurous, and more fun than a barrel full of monkeys (depending on the kind of monkey).
The first thing I would say about myself is that I love exploration, learning, and adventure. It can be something simple like reading a book or going to a new restaurant in town, all the way up to spending weeks at a time overseas or going on a road trip. Although some consistency is nice and probably necessary, I don't want to be stuck in a rut where I'm constantly doing the same thing day after day. Also, there are a lot of serious things in life, but I think we add to that list far too often by inflating the importance of details that really just aren't that meaningful in the grand scheme of things. I tend to be easy going and flexible unless the situation calls for something else and appreciate the same in a partner. Let's see, what else.... I'm a lawyer who came of age in the punk/hardcore music scene,digs all kinds of different art from high brow to street level, and have a pair of tattoos. I also performed some opera in my wild and crazy high school days. I've been called the songbird of my generation. I have a random and wide ranging sense of humor, often naughty but within acceptable bounds, and have an excellent memory for eclectic trivia and pop culture references. I'm sarcastic but in a fun and good hearted way and like to think of myself as, at least occasionally, witty. 80s power ballads are my first choice at karoke. I like games of all kinds, including word games, crosswords, trivia, card, board, and video. Also a big movie fan, anything from blockbusters to fantasy to sci-fi, to independent/foreign etc. I love to travel and have been lucky enough to get to Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Portugal, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, etc (in some cases more than once) and am hoping to get to New Zealand next, though Croatia is also a front runner. Traveling closer to home is also great, and I LOVE theme parks including Disney and Universal Studios in Orlando....and I might also admit I enjoy the Wizarding World of Harry Potter more than an adult should. I have a great family and an awesome set of friends both here in town and spread across the country. I'm lucky to train martial arts at a great gym with good people that I enjoy hanging out with off the mats as well as on. I'm not a political junkie by any stretch, but I tend to fall more on the liberal or libertarian side of things, and believe in equality regardless of gender, race, sexuality, nationality etc. I also very much think the world would be a better place if more people worried about their own lives and not what, or who, their neighbor is doing. As far as what kind of person I tend to connect with best, someone who is smart (formal education isn't necessarily the same thing or required), funny/not easily offended by jokes, sees the good in people, is interested in exploration/adventure, physically active, independent, assertive, and strong. I respond best to women who have some idea of what they want (and then try to go get it) and have their own lives/friends/interests and expect that to continue regardless of their relationship status. I'm an open minded person and don't put a lot of importance on "traditional" ways of doing things (unless for a good reason) and no importance on old fashioned gender roles. Bonus points for anyone who could be described as, at least occasionally, sassy or a pistol (as my grandmother used to say). I enjoy being around people who are comfortable in their own skin and who aren't interested in a lot of manufactured or unnecessary drama. I also enjoy people with interesting/quirky/unusual interests regardless of their nerd quotient. I should probably also mention, I don't drink but have zero problem with people who do and am also a vegetarian. I try to eat pretty clean but I'm not a fanatic and life without ice cream in the summer on occasion or good pizza is something I'll take a pass on. Finally, although this ad hasn't explicitly said "No Hufflepuffs".....no Hufflepuffs....
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Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Hockey, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Dogs
I have one crazy long haired (mostly Maine Coon) ginger and cream cat named Gary OldMaine. I also love dogs and grew up with Schnauzers mostly, from mini to currently a giant.
Locally I love Summit avenue in St. Paul for the architecture, Eat Street in Minneapolis, the airport (as a gateway to adventure), Half Price books, Hell's Kitchen or Meritage for brunch. Ireland is a favorite, as is Germany, Prague, and Italy.
Hampshire College, Amherst, MA
I'm a big movie fan, I like to read (mostly history/bios/classics but also just fun books like Harry Potter etc), I love Italian/Thai/Chinese food (vegetarian here). Rain at bedtime, discovering random places, good tattoos.
I try to stay active both physically and mentally/socially. I get to the gym for jiu-jitsu three times a week and am trying to fit in pilates/cardio as well. Hi-jinks, monkeyshines, tomfoolery of all kinds.
I'm currently in the middle of reading "The Day in it's Color" about a man who traveled the country as a salesman and had one of the earliest commercial color cameras, and took thousands upon thousands of pictures of everyday life.
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Pretty much fall straight down the Gaelic family tree. Primarily Irish/Scottish, a little Welsh and a pinch of Dutch (apparently distantly related to General Custer...but thankfully didn't inherit his feelings about native Americans).
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Scammers have taken aim at Cass County Electric Cooperative customers, attempting to convince business people they are behind on utility bills and must make immediate payment or have their service disconnected. More in Friday's issue of the Times-Record.
A small group of North Dakota Army National Guard soldiers assigned to the Valley City-based 231st Brigade Support Battalion have received an alert notification for possible mobilization, said the unit's commander, Capt. Nicolette Daschendorf. More in Thursday's issue of the Times-Record.
A novel by Arizona resident Judith Grout is partially set in Valley City, which she calls Felicity, N.D. in the book. The novel, called, "Chasing the Strawberry Moon: Hitchiking (for girls)," is based on the true story of Grout's late mother-in-law's journey with her friend across the western United States during the summer of 1939.
More in Thursday's Times-Record.
Valley City will hold its annual tax equalization meeting on Tuesday, April 8 at 4 p.m. in the commission chambers at City Hall.
Local concerns over a lack of mental health and addiction services in Barnes County will be addressed April 8 when city and county residents will have an opportunity to share their concerns with an Iowa consulting company. More in Thursday's issue of the Times-Record.
BEK Communications has started work on improving high-speed Internet communications in Barnes County, with Barnes County Commissioners last week hearing the company's request for an easement through the riparian gardens along the Kathryn Road south of Valley City. More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.
Parents should be parents, not their children's friends. This was the message of Deputy Doug Muske of the Stutsman County Narcotics Task Force, who addressed parents and teachers of Valley City Public School students Monday.
More in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Dietrich and Sons, Inc., which is the contracted bus service for the Valley City Public School District, wants to remind residents that they should not pass a school bus when the stop sign is up.
Brian Yanish, transportation safety specialist, said the company has seen a recent rise in people disobeying the law and driving through stop signs on the school bus when drivers are loading and unloading kids. He said bus drivers have observed 24 incidents in Valley City since the beginning of the school year.
More in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Kirin House, a Chinese buffet restaurant in Valley City, is set to open Friday, March 28. The restuarant will open at 11 a.m. and remain open until 9 or 9:30 p.m., which will be its regular hours seven days a week.
Kirin House, located in the old Pizza Hut building at 1155 West Main Street, is owned by Allen Chen, whose father, Yike Chen, owns Great Dragon in Jamestown.
Chen said his dad has a good reputation among both Jamestown and Valley City customers, and he wants to follow in his footsteps.
More in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Local residents have the chance to watch the premiere of FX series "Fargo," in Fargo, where former Valley City resident and an actor in the series, Tom Musgrave, will make an appearance.


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Isn't Adam getting a wee bit .. ummm,
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He was on
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Ironically, on that show, he DID play a Captain:
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These inexpensive bamboo chopsticks become pretty fierce when you add some hardware. Pick up your food, pin up your hair, or defend your person with these quick and easy sticks of awesomeness.
*The metal beads should be spherical and have holes the right size to be threaded onto the jump rings, so you can mimic the look of cartilage rings. The little beads that come on pre-made French hook earrings are perfect for this.
**Real ear studs. I had a pair of small piercing studs that I can't wear. (Don't let anyone tell you that you can't be allergic to palladium. Oh yes you can.) Piercing stud backings lock on firmly, but if you use regular studs, you'll need to glue the back on so they won't fall out.
Grab a chopstick. The cheapest chopsticks, the kind you might get at Panda Express where you have to break the pair apart, aren't really appropriate. These bamboo chopsticks came from a dollar store, five pairs for a dollar. They're surprisingly nice, very smooth with clear acrylic on the thick end.
Grab a drill. Electricity really makes this project much faster and easier, but a small hand drill will work. (My hand drill came in a printer ink refill kit.)
I have a very small bit to use for one hole, and I'll use the hand drill as my bit for the larger holes.
Drill some shallow pilot (guide) holes in the thick end of the chopstick. I prefer to use the hand drill for this. If you've already done one stick, you can use it for comparison if you'd like them to match.
Drill using your first bit. I have this one smaller hole for my real ear stud, which is tiny and would slip out of a larger hole.
The larger holes MUST be big enough that you can slip the jump rings through them. The jump rings, being curved, will NOT fit through a very small hole.
You probably have some slight splintering in your holes, so using the blade of your scissors (or a pen knife), clear the edges of the holes, then sand them thoroughly. Lightly sand the entire surface of the stick for a uniform appearance.
You can spray paint your chopstick if you'd like. (ONLY if you're not going to use it for eating.) Now would be the time for that.
Add your hardware. Open your jump rings with your pliers, thread the beads onto some of them, put them through holes, close them. Put a ring or two on without beads. Stick the ear studs in the small holes. You get the idea.
That jump ring through two holes? That was a neat trick. It's harder than it looks. Good luck with that if you try it. ;)
I love this! I have some bland chopsticks somewhere, just have to find them and I already have the drilling tool because I was using it for other projects.
Good, then my substitute is as convincing as I thought. You're right, using the real thing wouldn't make sense.
Dude, thats awesome. At first I was like, wow thats a waste of body jewelry, but then I read you used jump rings and beads. Really clever
Awesome I love it and i Love your hair. Mine is pink but it's faded.
I like this project very much. And your hair color. Very awesome. My boyfriend also thought this was a very cool idea.


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Published November 03 2010
Forum editorial: Can't fight high water every yearThe home buyouts in the flood-prone Heritage Hills neighborhood of Oxbow, N.D., are the latest in the ongoing saga of capitulating to the fickle Red River and its tributaries. Maybe "capitulating" is an incomplete characterization. Most homeowners put up the good fight, but they really could not win against the increasing frequency and intensity of river floods. So saying goodbye to home and neighborhood has been more an inevitability than giving up a fight. When it seems the water is always high, the common-sense option is to get out of the way.
Heritage Hills is not alone. The river has taken neighborhoods as far-flung as the Oak Grove area of north Fargo to subdivisions on South University Drive. Riverside neighborhoods in Moorhead have been thinned because of flooding. Buyout programs in Fargo and Cass County continue as local governments move property out of harm's way as part of a comprehensive effort to build permanent flood protection. That strategy includes levees, holding basins, drainage channels and a flood plain made wider by removal of homes and other properties.
The greater good, of course, is permanent flood protection for cities and the county. But abandoning one's home – in some cases a dream home on the beautiful river – is personal. The sense of loss, the depth of sadness and the trauma of a move forced by the very river that brought a homeowner to the site cannot be dismissed. What is understood intellectually still hurts emotionally.
In time, the buyout program will prove to be one of the better investments in flood protection. But that does not ease the pain for people losing their homes.
Forum editorials represent the opinion of Forum management and the newspaper's Editorial Board.


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