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The felt-like interior of the case is soft to the touch and does not scratch the iPhone at all; the parts of the iPhone that touch the case are fully protected. The edges are exposed to give you access to the miscellaneous iPhone ports such as speaker and the headphone jack.
A really nice option for this case is the multiple colors it comes in. I am reviewing the Cocoa Brandy color, but I am also partial to the Cream Brandy color too.
The case is fantastic and work well for its purpose. It is secure on the belt, lightweight and attractive. If there was an issue with this case, it would have to be the long-term viability of it . Not that the case is of poor quality, it is that this type of case (with me anyway) seems to get a lot of abuse hitting objects while on my hip such as the corner of a desk, carrying items, etc. However, at the excellent price point of $14.95, you really can't go wrong. Most cases of this caliber are $30 dollars!
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Just don't this near water. My friend has one of these and his iPhone is sleeping with the fishes at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. The material gets soft once it's worn in and if you sit down the phone will slide out pushing the magnet open. When you get up the phone will slide all the way out hitting the water or the ground, whichever comes first. This applies if you wear it in front on your belt.
I've always found these to be too bulky.
@ evilhomer,
only hard drives and floppy discs have magnetic issues. Which is one of the reasons apple switched from hard drive to flash memory. Only problem is flash mem has a finite life span. Hard drives unless damaged for the most part will in theory last "forever". Or at least until the moving parts break. Which is prob long after your flash mem stopped working.
Does the holster take the iPhone 4 WITH THE BUMPER? Some cases I've tried make it really to get the phone out quickly.


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Anna Wooten and Haley Maloney represented Ashe County in the 2A Women's Tennis Championship held in Cary last weekend.
The duo qualified for the tournament after reaching the semi-finals of the Midwest 2A Regional in Salisbury two weeks ago.
Unfortunately for the two Lady Husky players, the team was defeated in the first round. Molly High and Ellie Whichard of Edenton Holmes High School beat Wooten and Maloney in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2.
The early tournament exit was not what the team had in mind, but nonetheless, Wooten and Maloney finished an outstanding season with a 22-2 record, and the MVAC Doubles Championship.
"They are both great athletes and have represented Ashe County High School very well during their tennis career here at the high school," said head coach Larry Dix. "I commend them both and will miss their dedication, commitment and leadership."
This year was the eighth straight year that a doubles team from ACHS has won the conference title. This was also the eighth time in the last nine seasons that the Lady Huskies have had a double's team reach the 2A State Tournament.

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Roger Erwin Cross, 80, of Evergreen Place, Waitsfield, passed away on Wednesday, February 20, 2013, at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin following several years of declining health. Born in Sheldon on April 25, 1932, he was the son of the late Leon R. and Elizabeth L. (Patterson) Cross.
Born into a farming family in Sheldon, Roger developed a strong work ethic at an early age, first gathering firewood and sap for the sugarhouse and then at the age of 12, working regularly in the barn and fields. He began his formal education in a one-room schoolhouse in East Georgia and then later attended Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax. His schooling ended prior to graduation because he was needed on the farm to help support the family. He was proud to later obtain his GED.
Roger enlisted in the military as a member of the U.S. Army that took him to Europe, Asia and locations within the United States with a final tour of duty in Vietnam from 1966-67. Following his discharge, Roger moved to Brattleboro where he worked as a roofer and then as a postal clerk. Returning to his hometown of Fletcher, Roger was employed for eight years at Spartan Industries, operating machinery that produced tiles for the board game Scrabble, from which he retired. He has been a resident of Evergreen Place in Waitsfield since 2002.
Roger joined the Fletcher Grange #473 when he was 14 and became its youngest master at the age of 21. His other memberships included the Franklin County Pamona Grange, the Vermont State Grange and a 7th Degree member of the National Grange. His many interests included stamp and coin collecting. He was an avid Red Sox fan and enjoyed watching NASCAR stock car racing.
Roger is survived by his children, Carleton Cross of Jacksonville, AR, Ronald Cross of Elkins Park, PA, Ruth Ella McLean of Puyallup, WA, Diane Cross of Brattleboro, VT, Thaddeus Cross of Vernon, VT, Yolonda Cross of Laconia, NH, Orlando Cross of East Berwick, ME, and Roger Cross II of St Albans, VT; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; his siblings, Lorraine Parsons of Swanton, VT, and Danford Cross of Tucumcari, NM; as well as extended family.
Memorial services will be held from Evergreen Place, 5308 Main Street in Waitsfield, on March 7, 2013, at 11 a.m. Inurnment services with military honors will take place at a later date in the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph. Assisting the family is the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Waterbury. To send online condolences please visit www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook.


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Lacura did a great job with their lipstick and lip gloss as well as their pressed powder and eyeshadow. The color selection isn't extensive, but, for the most part, the shades are attractive and contemporary. It's unfortunate that the Lacura displays in Aldi stores don't have testers, because the makeup is packaged in such a way that it's impossible to see the color without prying the box open (and the color swatch on the box is a poor facsimile of what's inside).
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Kent State University Honors Student Receives Woodrow Wilson Teaching FellowshipPosted Jan. 24, 2011
Anna Levina, Honors student at Kent State University, is a recipient of the 2011 Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship. Only 80 fellowships are awarded across the entire state. The award signifies excellence in academic achievement of future STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) scholars.
Anna Levina is a senior mathematics major at Kent State. She says she elected to major in pure mathematics for "the challenge, the excellent professors, and the general math department crowd."
Throughout her undergraduate career, she has spoken at several math conferences and has participated in a research experience at Cornell University. Anna is a member of the Kent State Chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, the National Honorary Mathematics fraternity. Anna's decision not to pursue higher-level mathematics came as a surprise to many people in her life, but she is excited to begin a different journey which connects more with one of her on-campus experiences-tutoring math through the Academic Success Center. The exposure to students in lower-level math both cemented her desire to teach as well as shaped her current educational philosophy.
She is currently working on her Senior Honors Thesis titled "A Mathematical Mirror: A Journey from the Abstract to the Beautiful in the Echo of the M.C. Escher/George Polya Relationship" under the supervision of faculty advisor Mark Lewis. Levina was also awarded the Research and Sponsored Programs Honors Thesis Fellowship for the 2010-2011 academic year to assist her in writing her thesis. She will graduate in May 2011 with her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and will pursue graduate studies at John Carroll University.
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The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship gives students rigorous teacher preparation, extensive clinical experience, and ongoing mentoring. Recipients receive a $30,000 stipend for their studies and commitment to teaching. Students begin their master's programs in the summer of 2011 at one of four Ohio institutions. Participating institutions in the program include the University of Akron, Ohio State University, John Carroll University and the University of Cincinnati.
Recipients of the scholarship, in exchange for their award, commit to teaching at a high-need middle or high school for three years after completion of the year-long program.
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2013 Library System Revenue
In 2013, overall revenue declined 3% or $192,475 from 2012. It totaled totaled $5,765,100 and was comprised of:
• 56% County Support ($3,232,984)
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• 25% Community Support ($1,417,469)
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In 2010, overall expenditures totaled $6,112,581. These expenditures were comprised of
• 62% Staff Costs ($3,773,930)
• 25% Operating Costs such as technology, utilities, insurance, printing, etc. ($1,458,339)
• 13% Library Collection Costs ($805,717)
Expenditures increased $391,475 or 6% from the prior year. This was primarily due to one-time expenditures for new integrated library system software, new building expenses at Bosler Memorial Library and capital campaign-related expenditures at Shippensburg Public Library. To balance the deficit budget, about $571,000 was transferred from reserve funds.


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Things I liked:This is an extremely accurate target pistol. I have not chronographed any pellets yet, but around 500 fps seems reasonable. I've tried several pellets ranging from Daisy wadcutters through RWS R10's light and heavy. Best accuracy so far has been with RWS Diablo Basics followed by Champions Choice Competition (4.50 mm head). I've shot a few of the lighter JSB and H&N match pellets, and Crosman HP and Crosman pointed pellets. The Crosman pointed hunting pellets do very well for the price. I installed an Air Venturi scope mount and a Bushnell TRS25 red dot sight to see what the gun can do. Shooting off a bag at 50 feet, even with my 60 year old eyes, I'm shooting 3/8" five shot groups with the RWS Diablo Basics and a little larger with the Champions Choice Competition. Even the Crosman pointed hunting shoot 5 in less than a 1/2" at 50 ft. At 75 feet, the RWS Diablo Basics are shooting 5 shot groups around 1/2" but print 3/4" low for a 50 foot zero. I have the trigger set at 4 oz's.
Things I would have changed:Nothing on the gun. It would be nice if extra grips were available as I would like to fit a set to my hand, but don't want to carve on the only set I have.
What others should know:Gun comes with a spare set of seals, cleaning rod, combo disassembly tool, pin punch, and varying width front sights. Schematic and disassembly instructions are a little sparse in the documentation. Two sets of instructions are provided (one from IZH and the second from Air Venturi). No safety on the gun either. Trigger is canted to the right for a right-handed shooter. Pyramid offers a trigger upgrade that will help left- handed guys. It would be vary easy to accidentally discharge the gun as the trigger can be set so light, so would not advise handing it loaded to another shooter. It can be dry fired too. Mine came with beech grips and appear to be oil finished. Rear sight can be removed and flipped over to get a more narrow rear notch.
Things I liked:Very accurate. It is pretty easy to pump, comparing to Beeman P-17. Th grip is big, but when shooting single-handed, it is very stable. The trigger is very light and crisp. The sights are good too, easy to adjust.
Things I would have changed:There is something loose on grip. When I grasp the grip and shake the pistol, you can feel the frame is loose somehow, not attached to the grip tightly. I tried to tight the screws on the grip, but they are tight indeed, so I don't know where to adjust.
What others should know:This is the replacement pistol from PyramydAir. The first one came leaking air. I could shoot around 8-10 rounds normally, then next 2-3 rounds after I pumped, I could hear hissing noise from the little hole behind the barrel, obviously the air was leaking out, then the speed of the pellet was much lower. Then everything would back to normal for another 8-10 rounds, and the circle again. So even this pistol has overall good quality, there is still possibility to get a lemon. But PyramydAir has a very good customer service, I received the shipping label to send the leaking one back and got the replacement one back within several days. Overall it was a good purchase.
Things I liked:1st time I ever had a factory trigger setting, I did not want to improve. Awsome trig with all typical match grade adjustments.
Things I would have changed:nada
What others should know:I tried it @ 10M of a rest, just one ragged hole centered to ring without touching sights! Barrel not even broken in yet! Recommend when storing to NOT lock down bolt, so you do not unnecessarily keep 0 ring compressed. Wipe off outside with a little Synthetic oil just a drop on 0 ring, don't clean barrel, maybe after 5,000 shots, then only pull thru with a dab of synthetic Hoppes to not damage seals, DO NOT DAMAGE this hammer forged, lapped barrel. Bargain Bargain Bargain. A Lifetime Keeper, with the pox on IZH now, there will be no more.
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"This delicious and simple dish will make your dinner guests think you're a true gourmet chef! It works great with fresh or frozen fish."
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2 tablespoons
olive oil
2 tablespoons
lime juice
2 cloves
garlic, minced
tuna steaks
fresh mango - peeled, pitted, and chopped
1/4 cup
finely chopped red bell pepper
Spanish onion, finely chopped
green onion, chopped
2 tablespoons
chopped fresh cilantro
jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
1 1/2 teaspoons
olive oil
2 tablespoons
1 tablespoon
cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon
onion powder
2 teaspoons
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 teaspoon
dried thyme
1 teaspoon
dried basil
1 teaspoon
dried oregano
1 tablespoon
garlic powder
4 tablespoons
olive oil
A few tips for those of you struggling with the recipe:
1. While the directions were written for Tuna, it does work well with other fish but the cook time must be adjusted accordingly for the type of fish you are using and the thickness. For salmon I would recommend ditching the garlic -lime marinade, it really is specific to tuna or a similar fish.
2. For those struggling with the heat there are three things:
- The recipe is designed to be eaten bite for bite with the mango salsa recipe included, if you serve it without it you'll likely need to adjust the heat level by dropping the cayenne.
- For those who just aren't into the heat, you can simply reduce the amount of cayenne, by half is about appropriate.
- A nice alternative I've found to the mango salsa is sour cream (about 2tbsp per serving) mixed with a bit of sugar (about 1tsp per 2tbsp of sour cream). This can be served in a ramekin or drizzled over the fish, whatever your heart desires!
Hope this allays some of the issues people have had! :)
Tasty, but WAY too spicy. I love, love, love spicy but I've made this 2x...the 2nd time I cut the paprika and pepper in 1/2...just insanely too hot.
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WOW! I've been wanting to make Ahi tuna and came across this recipe. I can't believe how good this was! My husband said it was better than some of the ahi tuna we've had in restaurants! I did make just a couple of changes: 1-I added avocado to the mango salsa. Just thought it would taste good. It did! 2-After marinating the tuna, I only seasoned it with onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, salt and pepper. 3-I coated the tuna steaks with black and white sesame seeds. 4-I like my tuna very rare, so I only cooked each side until it was opaque in color. But when you sliced the fish, the bright red color showed thru. This is a fantastic recipe. Thanks so much!
This is on the spicy side. It is excellent. We had a dinner party half of the group did not like spicy so when I made the rub I used only 1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper and I had to double up on the other dry rub ingredients. I also made to separate Mango Salsa one with jalapeño the other without. The result the non spicy people enjoyed except for one. I will definitely make this again.
I have to preface my review by revealing that I didn't do this with tuna. Tuna is best served rare to medium-rare and I don't/can't do "raw," plain and simple. So I used tilapia, which is perfect for blackening because the filets are so thin. (Truth be told, however, I'm not crazy about tilapia either - it tastes muddy to me, like a bottom feeder) Mango salsa is relatively new to me - I have never liked sweet mixed with savory. But I'm liking it lately, and this salsa, this dish, was simply first rate. I used my own blackening seasoning, one that is tried and true for me, important since blackening/Cajun seasonings can vary so much. I made no changes to the salsa and it was perfect - as good as I've had at any fine seafood restaurant in SW Florida. I am finding, however, that the jalapenos from my garden have a LOT more heat in them than those I buy at the grocery store so beware if you use homegrown! I served this with "Cilantro-Lime Rice," also from this site, and they belonged together. This was a beautiful and delicious dish, nice for the two of us, but certainly company worthy as well. Nicely done!
Holy Moly. This is awesome!! I didn`t have all the ingrediants, but still made it work. I had no limes, subbed for Nakeds Mango drink. It worked out awesome! Had no mangoes, subbed those for mandarin oranges and strawberries in the salad. It would work well with pineapple and coconut shreds as well. Delish. I made the marinade and spice mix as directed (1/2 salt). I also halved the oil to make it thick like a blackened fish. I was making this for two steaks ;P Hubby is from India and loves spice. For the kids and I, I used the sour cream idea. But, made it like a raita with tomatoes and onions plus the sugar. It took away the heat. On the side I served a salad with a mango vinegrette, madarin oranges and feta cheese. AWESOME!
My fiance requested that I make tuna steaks, and I was a little nervous about it because the steaks were so thick. It came out great, though! I mixed the marinade together, placed the tuna steaks in a storage container, poured the marinade over the tuna steaks, and placed it in the refrigerator for less than an hour. The salsa was easy to put together. When it came time to blacken the tuna steaks, I soaked them in the spice mixture and then cooked them on each side for about six minutes on each side. There was still a nice pink in the middle. This recipe is a winner!
My family loves fresh tuna but we don't get it very often. This was a very tasty way to prepare fresh tuna. The salsa was zippy and went well with the tuna. The whole family really enjoyed this. Make sure to use a flipper to flip your fish in the pan rather than tongs so it doesn't fall apart. Thanks for a great recipe!
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Blackened Tuna Steaks with Mango Salsa
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Amount Per Serving
Calories: 458
Calories from Fat: 222
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By Mike from USA on 2011-10-04 06:32:30Things I liked:The weight and the way it feels. I like the crisp trigger on single action and even the double action is reasonably smooth. No recoil!
Things I would have changed:I would have liked a accessory rail but that would start to increase price as would any other changes. The barrel latch is a little scary, could be longer, but as long as I hold the barrel and don't slam it shut it will probably hold up.
What others should know:I read a lot of reviews and they help me in buying decisions and it doesn't seem to matter how good a product is someone will give a bad review. Things do go wrong either in the manufacture or the shipping but if you don't give the manufacture or the shipper a chance to makes right you have nothing to cry about. Staffer you can delete this if you want to it;s just something I felt needed to be said and wanted to get off my chest.
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By Rickey from USA on 2013-07-09 14:45:14Things I liked:Almost nothing. This gun is not well made and probably not worth the money or your time
Things I would have changed:Start over and design a gun that has quality material
What others should know:This gun misfired from the start. I returned it to PA for a refund. Not worth your time...
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Some of these ebuilds may be intentionally kept at earlier versions, although in general, we want to update ebuilds to the most recent version that works reliably. Note that rev parts of ebuilds ("-rX") are not considered in version comparisons, since sometimes Gentoo and Funtoo revisions are not analogous.
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Here's how you can help: If you see an package above that appears to be out-of-date, and you believe we should update to a newer version, open a bug on the Funtoo bug tracker. We can look into the ebuild and will give you feedback on whether we feel a new version of the ebuild should be added.
If there is some consensus that it should be updated, you can also help with the update process. funtoo-overlay on GitHub and working on updating the ebuild yourself. Reference your commits in a bug report on our bug tracker. If you are going to help with ebuild writing, it's important to first familiarize yourself with why we forked the ebuild in the first place. The best way to dig up information on the history of the forked Funtoo package is to type "git log ." in the ebuild directory. This will show log information for the package only, and you can look at the history of the ebuild.
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Huntington High Homecoming: All in the family
HUNTINGTON -- Some teenage girls might give their parents the heave-ho after snapping one or two photos before the homecoming dance.
But not Byranna Eckert. The 17-year-old Huntington High School junior allowed her parents, Karen and Anthony Ashworth, to take as many photos as they wanted Saturday night. Eckert has several health conditions, including autism and a pulmonary valve stenosis. She had surgery when she was 12 to help her heart condition, which causes a narrowing of the valve and hinders blood flow to the lungs.
She is scheduled to have another surgery in the near future, Karen Ashworth said.
"We're trying to make every little moment count for her," she said. "This means everything to us just to see her smile."
The atmosphere at Huntington High helped make the evening fun, as the Student Council went with a candyland theme. Sophomore Class President Franklin Norton said they debated doing a Halloween event since homecoming was so late this year. But he said they thought candyland would be much more lighthearted and fun. They even had a candy buffet.
Junior Rachel Rohrbach said having the last homecoming of all the local schools made the week more exciting because there was a sense of heightened anticipation. And it gave them more time to plan and get ready.
"I like seeing people enjoy it, knowing our hard work was worth it," she said.
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K-9 Deputy Athena is one of Pushmataha county's drug dogs, but after dozens of drug operations, she's developed health problems and needs surgery. Now, the Sheriff's office is asking for the community's help.
K-9 Deputy Athena is one of two drug dogs donated to the Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office. Her handler, Deputy Polly Culver, said Athena's assisted in dozens of drug arrests with her 100% accurate snout. But last year, she noticed the two-and-a-half year old canine was in pain.
Last fall, Culver noticed that Athena wasn't able to do normal activities, like jumping on the bed, and was making whimpering noises.
Earlier this year Athena began to get worse. She was having difficulty even walking so the department took her to the vet. The vet informed them that she was dire need of a double hip replacement. The operation cost ranges from $4,000 to $5,000 for the one hip because of the material that they need to use on her because she's a working dog.
Sheriff Terry Duncan said the cost of Athena's surgery is steep and they're in need of donations. He stated that they trying not to burden the tax payers but they don't know what they would do without her.
"She's a real asset to our office. You very seldom see a drug dog with her temperament that you can have her around children in schools and stuff, but she's a real professional when it comes to finding the drugs and stuff," said Sheriff Terry Duncan.
Deputy Athena doesn't only help the Deputies get the bad guys, she also loves to go to local schools and help teach kids about the effects of drugs.
A benefit will take place on Saturday, March 30th at the Pushmataha County Fairgrounds, in Antlers, starting at 10:00 a.m. There will be cotton candy, popcorn, a bake sale, a cake walk and a silent auction. There will also be photo opportunities for kid of all ages with local Fire Fighters, fire trucks, Push. Co. Ambulance, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Push. Co. Sheriff and Deputies, and of course, K-9 Deputy Athena.
"The donations are what are going to help us with Athena's surgery because we (the department) are so small and not able to afford it," said Culver.
All are invited and encouraged to join in the fun and help Deputy Athena get her much needed surgery. All donations are greatly appreciated. For more information about this event please call Linda Cunningham at 580-298-2475.
Along with the event, donation buckets have been placed in local stores where residents and visitors can make donations to this worthy cause.
If you'd like to help, contact the Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office at (580) 298-2475.
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Now back to the program at hand - Does anyone have any update on if DM 2.2 is playing retail fine from Disc Channel? I can't get it running at all and still have a few games that neither of the loaders seem to run (XMEN 2 and GUN!)
Wow, Devolution makes it possible to run Gamecube Games from an IOS? That's...pretty amazing...so now there's competition...just like between the loaders...Let's hope this competition actually speeds up the improvement of both USB Loaders and doesn't cause one to cop out.
Always good to have alternatives but maybe the 2 teams can get together and make a even more amazing GC USB LoaderOriginally Posted by cwjakesteel
Compare notes and help each other out, not like they make money off it so why not learn from the competition rather than try to beat each other.
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Here is a link to it..Dios Mios v2.2
I haven't tried it,but others were saying it gives an error when loading.
If it does switch back to the one you were using.
From what I've read you need to use USB Loader GX r1197 or higher for DIOS MIOS 2.2 to work right. I can't confirm this but it's worth a shot for those who can try it.Originally Posted by jax
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just want to mention that diosmios 2.1wad works with postloader, dios-mios booter, wiiflow and cfg loader
Nice, have you tested it with a retail disc? I've heard that bug has come back with DM 2.2 and GX r1197+Originally Posted by jax
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But,now when I try to exit through the GC controller "it doesn't" ... I have to hit the reset and it completely shuts down.
Am going to switch back if they don't have an updated DM.
Nah ,My disc are to far gone. I was thinking about going to by a couple to try, I gotta wait until I have more money.
Just bought two wireless GC controllers "Knock Offs" ,but they work good.


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War Machine and Riggs out, three in for welterweight tourney at Friday's Bellator 112
Three fighters have withdrawn from the Season 10 welterweight tournament that kicks off at Fridays Bellator 112 event, but replacements have been named.
War Machine (14-5 MMA, 2-1 BMMA), Joe Riggs (40-14 MMA, 1-1 BMMA) and Mark Scanlon (9-2 MMA, 0-0 BMMA) have all withdrawn from the eight-man field, and Paul Bradley (21-5 MMA, 1-0 BMMA), Nathan Coy (13-4 MMA, 1-0 BMMA) and Cristiano Souza (7-0 MMA, 3-0 BMMA) have stepped in as replacements.
Bellator 112 takes place at Indianas Horseshoe Hammond Casino. The main card, including a headlining title fight between featherweight champion Daniel Straus and ex-titleholder Pat Curran, airs on Spike TV following prelims on Spike.com.
War Machine and Riggs withdrew with documented medical conditions, according to Bellator. Officials didnt give a reason for Scanlons removal from the card.
Due to the personnel changes, Bellator officials have also set new pairings for the welterweight tourneys opening round, which kicks off Friday. They include Andrey Koreshkov (14-1 MMA, 5-1 BMMA) vs. Nah-Shon Burrell (11-3 MMA, 1-0 BMMA), Souza vs. Sam Oropeza (10-2 MMA, 2-1 BMMA), Jesse Juarez (21-8 MMA, 5-0 BMMA) vs. Adam McDonough (9-0 MMA, 1-0 BMMA), and Bradley vs. Coy.
Weve been riding a great wave of not losing any fights or fighters from our tournaments, Bellator Chairman and CEO Bjorn Rebney stated. And, while losing any fighter from a tournament is never something were happy to see happen, its part of the sport, and its a huge credit to our talent team to have developed the depth in the division to replace fighters with talent like Paul Bradley, Nathan Coy and Cristiano Souza.


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Jennifer Lawrence Admits to "Brain Fart" During Oscar Speech
We loved Jennifer Lawrence's 2013 Oscars acceptance speech, but apparently she made a mistake during it.
Jennifer, who won Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook, tells Entertainment Weekly that she regrets forgetting to thank the film's director, David O. Russell, and producer Harvey Weinstein during her speech.
"In the whirlwind of last night, I was remiss to thank two incredibly important people to this film and in my life," she says about the two Hollywood heavyweights.
Jennifer tells the magazine that she would like thank David for "nurturing me to be a better actor."
Meanwhile, she thanks Harvey for his "passion and unyielding support."
"I will never be able to forgive myself for such a brain fart, but I hope that you both can," she continues.
"Obviously it was not on purpose," Jennifer says. "I couldn't remember what I had already said and my mind went completely blank — your brain does funny things during the most overwhelming moment of your life!"
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Sascha Pell ????
Ok guys I'm probably out of the traditional format here but I need your help! Does anybody have any info on this guy Sascha Pell? He is our new Striking coach/Boxing coach at our already established MMA gym. He Has just recently showed up claiming a very impressive pro Boxing record of 16-0 I seem to be the only one questioning his legit. Dont get me wrong He looks like he knows what he's doing but it seems like no one can verify his record! I would think with a 16 -0 pro record somone on here would have heard of him ! He also Boast of an impressive amature record of 100 and something amature fights.! He claims to have fought in the 80's and I think he is european so any info would be of great help!
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Opps! Sorry guys He said most of his fights were in Europe He is not European also He claims to have participated in some Olympic trials As I said He seems to have some Boxing experience I'm not questioning that But I would think with a 16-0 pro record over 100 amature fights and competing in the Olympic trials that someone on here could find out some info on him.
Looks like you are **** out of luck, bro. Only things I could find are the two threads mentioning him here.
Not that this helps but this is something: http://boxrec.com/search.php?status=...pell&submit=GoGET A RED BELT OR DIE TRYIN'.
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Well I still cant vouche for his record (or my spelling) but I did find out who he trained with. I dont know him, but His name (trainer) was Rudy Garza. I took a couple of his classes and it does seem like he knows what he's talking about. Keep in mind I have never boxed before just some kick boxing/Muay thai from amature MMA guys. He also told me that he had some fights in Houston Texas and Phoenix AZ. I did like the classes but because of my nature I sure wish someone could verify His story. I guess either way there is no doubt that he is a better boxer than me so could learn from him. anyway TTT


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Campus Transformation Continues to Build MomentumPosted Dec. 12, 2012
The physical transformation of Kent State University's flagship campus continues its strong momentum with several actions today (Dec. 12) by Kent State University's Board of Trustees.
After a competitive bidding and interview process, the Board hired The Ruhlin Company of Akron to oversee the construction and renovation projects known collectively as the "Foundations of Excellence, Building the Future" initiative.
During the next four years, the company will manage the scheduling, coordination, construction contracting, contract accounting and communications related to the initiative's four primary capital projects, which total nearly $150 million and are being financed in part through the university's issuance of $170 million in general receipts bonds: major renovations of the most heavily used science buildings (Cunningham, Smith and Williams halls) and a multidisciplinary research addition in the science mall area; construction of a new building for Kent State's nationally respected College of Architecture and Environmental Design near the Kent State University Hotel and Conference Center that will open next June; the rehabilitation, reconstruction or replacement of the art complex; and construction of a new building on the science mall to house the College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology.
The Board also approved the use of $5.9 million in bond revenue funds for a project to renovate the Olson Center for Undergraduate Studies on the Kent Campus. The center, which provides extensive academic advising services and coordinates advising support throughout the university, was built in 1961 as a dining facility.
In addition, the Board approved the use of $2.5 million in bond revenue funds for a project to renovate the 10,000 square-foot Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center (MACC) Annex for critically needed swing space as the university moves forward with its "Foundations of Excellence, Building the Future" initiative. The Annex renovations will be completed next summer.
The Board approved a number of other actions related to the modernization of the Kent Campus but not funded by the issuance of general receipts bonds. Existing facilities improvements funds totaling $6.985 million will be used to continue a multi-phase project to upgrade the four buildings that make up the Eastway Residential Complex, which was built in 1963. The Board also approved the use of $2.6 million in existing facility improvement funds to replace the shower/toilet rooms in the 53-year-old Prentice Hall with a new design that will give students enhanced privacy and will meet all Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. The Board approved a $4.5-million project ($2.5 million from campus enhancement funds; $2 million from facility fee revenues and private donations) to build a 12,250 square-foot addition to the Field House on the Kent Campus. The addition will include locker rooms and team space for women's soccer, women's field hockey, and men's and women's track teams. The project also includes a new entry to the Field House and improved restrooms and concessions that will provide an improved experience for fans who attend athletic competitions at the popular venue.
Board of Trustees Gavel Changes Hands
The gavel used by the chair of the Kent State University Board of Trustees was passed to Jane Murphy Timken as the Board passed a resolution of appreciation to acknowledge the many contributions of Trustee Jacqueline Woods, who completed a two-year term as Board chair today (Dec. 12).
Woods, a former AT&T Ohio president, is serving a nine-year term on the volunteer Board that will continue through May 2013. The Board's resolution commended Woods, a Solon resident, for providing "dynamic leadership at a remarkable time of growth and advancement for Kent State" and for her focus on the "bottom lines" of financial integrity and academic excellence.
Timken is a Canton resident who began her term as a Kent State Trustee in 2005. She is a graduate of Harvard College and she holds a law degree from the American University. Timken has served as a magistrate in Common Pleas Court and practiced law, concentrating in employment and general civil litigation.
In other actions:
- The Board established Kent State's first legal entity in Brazil as part of ongoing efforts to expand global education, research and outreach opportunities for students and faculty members. The new legal entity, which will be overseen by the Office of the Provost, is similar to other successful Kent State legal entities in Florence, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland; and New Delhi, India.
- The Board established a construction management major in the College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology that will prepare students for careers in the management of construction projects. Construction management is a growing field in Ohio, which according to the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services has the nation's highest employment level in construction management, and nationwide.
- The Board passed a resolution of appreciation to acknowledge the service of Dr. Timothy Chandler, longtime administrator and faculty member who has been serving as interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Chandler is about to become provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at Towson University. The resolution commended Chandler for providing leadership "in many times of change and need."
- The Board approved the purchase of a 0.27-acre property located at 213 S. Willow St. in Kent from the Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority for its appraised value of $200,000. The property has high strategic value to the university because it is located very close to other university property.
- The Board revised the total cost of the previously approved project to renovate the Tri-Towers residence hall complex on the Kent Campus. In December 2011, the Board authorized the issuance of $30 million in bond revenue funds for the project. Today's action clarified that the project also will require $8.695 million in existing facilities improvement funds.
- The Board authorized the university to enter into a 15-year lease with the Portage County Port Authority that will allow the university to use the 3.75 acres at the corner of Summit and Lincoln streets in Kent that is known as the Dubois Property. The lease includes an option to buy the property, which is of great strategic value because of its proximity to the university.
The Board granted emeritus status to: Dr. Nancy Barbour, professor of teaching, learning and curriculum studies; Dr. Lyle Barton, professor of lifespan development and educational services; Dr. Lewis Fried, professor of English; Dr. Barbara Schloman, professor and associate dean, University Libraries; and Dr. Lawrence Starzyk, professor of English. Emeritus status is a distinguished title that honors a faculty member's contributions by allowing him or her continued access to university resources after retirement from the university.
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