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Ross Pearson Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI In Las Vegas | UFC NEWS
By: David Park
UFC featherweight Ross "The Real Deal" Pearson was arrested this past weekend in Las Vegas on suspicion of driving under the influence. This according to TMZ.com, according to the report Ross was pulled over around 4AM early Sunday morning when police noticed his car swerving on the road. When police approached the vehicle, they observed signs Ross had been drinking and they administered a field sobriety test.
According to law enforcement, Ross performed "miserably" on the test and was placed under arrest on suspicion of DUI. Pearson was in Las Vegas acting as a coach for team Cruz on The Ultimate Fighter.
28 Responses to "Ross Pearson Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI In Las Vegas | UFC NEWS"
Wow, got'em
what a dickhead, clearly fame got to him and now he thinks he can do wtf he wants.
So you don't know or never heard of anyone EVER that is NOT famous, driving under the influence? Seriously? The only option here is Ross Pearson being a big dickhead that thinks he is better then people?…What a display of douchebaggery on your part…
Not sure I got all of that from the article? Youre a bigger dickhead for that comment you posted!
Who cares if Ross had a few too many beers down at local pub doesn't mesan he's a bad guy. Ross strikes me as one of those guys who is just tough as hell and works really hard in gym. Ross has turned himself into a true journyman fighter and now he is fighting at 145 against guys his own size. Worse things a fighter can do in this world than have a few too many drinks after brutal day of training. UFC will stand behind Ross just wait see.
Ya no shit.Theres nothing wrong with having a few beers after a long days work.Ive never heard of someone getting arrested for "SUSPICION" of DUI either.The cops probably did that to fuck with him for getting "CHEECKY" with them.
People get DUI's all the time no need to talk bad about the dude a lot of people have drove drunk before
Yeah I agree people make mistakes. Let's just see what the man is going thru……
Yes they do. But it's no excuse. People kill people all the time too, should we be giving them a break too? We've all gone through a lot of shit in life, and a lot of us don't resort to crime, drugs, or alcohol. This guy has so much going for him, why be stupid and chance to throw it all away? For what? Nothing in life is worth you messing your life over. Nothing. But it's all up to you in how you conduct yourself. So you mess up, no one to blame but yourself.
Im driving and texting drunk right now
Driving and texting drunk at 9 in the morning?
field sobriety test? the rest of the world uses breathalizers, not black magic like a 'field sobriety test" fyi…..the only reason the FST is being kept as it's an awesome enabler of abuse by cops
I agree, any drunk dude can pass that test. Breathalyzers definitely do not fail that much
not sure if you know, but Law Enforcement are REQUIRED BY LAW to do a field sobriety test before they can even attempt to breathalyze you. Not to mention, the only agency allowed to carry the breathalyzer is the State Highway Patrol.
You should read more.
Thats not true they use their discretion if they want to breathalyze someone on the scene they can…they do it all the time at the scene of an accident if they think the driver is impaired… But anyways people make mistakes even UFC fighters hopefully he gets thru his ok
As a law enforcement oficer I can assure you that you are mistaken
Wow apprabtley people don't make mistakes in the UFC.hes just like everyone else just more media coverage
this incident was not because of fame or the ufc however Danna better get a hold on the out of cage behavior of his guys because the UFC and even MMA as a whole is suffering miserably. These guys have a dream job and get paid well for it. With that comes a responsibility to the organization as well as the fans to be professionals. Serious action is needed expecialy in the substance use/abuse department. I want champs like BJ Penn, Matt Huges and Randy Cotour who you dont have to wonder after the fight if they will pass their drug tests or tear up a bar the next day
BHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA RANDY COUTURE was juicing for his whole career, just becasue you have a doctors note its OK right… MMA Fans ill tell ya
Matt Hughes got in a fight @ a bar not 2 years ago, your whole post is silly
Glad they picked Koch, would have kinda been a black eye.
Not that big of a deal tho, it sucks, Guy made a mistake, I hate the WebMD MMA fans that decide nick diaz has issues with large groups of people and Ross must be having issues in his personal life.
Guy partied too hard & tried to drive home. He's from the UK they pride themselves on their drinking.
why the fuck does anyone need to drive in LAS
LIsten people these post are just purley for the readers entertainment, and if you are a true MMA and UFC fan then it is just interesting to hear my lord calm down!!!!!! Its part of being Famous with comes with the territory.
Great article!!!! always interesting to hear
A mistake he will regret
FST kind of suck. I can't walk in a straight line, even when I'm sober. Drive sober all you want but if you don't have good balance and you aren't very coordinated, you're kind of screwed.
I think this is a great article. I've noticed this guy writing always does a great job. And as for the DUI, people always make mistakes and just because he is famous doesn't mean he isn't human. Everyone makes mistakes!
People blaming the FST lol Guy is a VERY COORDINATED pro athlete, with great balance. If he couldn't pass it, he was under the influence … every1 is lucky in this situation, no1 got injured.
I like ross, this is nothing but a fine big deal.
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One in three women are suffering in silence from urinary incontinence, the inability to control the bladder and leak at any given time, MANY TIMES in the course of a day. Healthcare providers say MANY women are too embarrassed to admit they have the problem, but its quite common. Dr. Rachel Swartz is an obstetrician and gynecologist for the Aroostook Medical Center in Presque Isle and says "STRESS incontinence that's when you cough or sneeze or you laugh so hard you pee your pants and URGE incontinence which is that overwhelming feeling that you have to go you better get to the bathroom right away." Dr. Swartz says the most common risk factors for having urinary incontinence include: Pregnancy, having a C Section and delivering a large baby, being overweight and increased age. She adds "when you get older our pelvic tissue start to get weaker ans the vaginal estrogen levels start to decline so the tissue is thinner and more plyeable." Dr. Swartz says TAMC OB/GYN and Midwifery Services offers many treatment options, as well as the ability to refer patients to pelvic floor specialists outside the Presque Isle area. When examining options she says the first thing she recommends to patients is a lifestyle change. The other suggested treatments are the use of devices and mechanics including KEGAL exercises, a vaginal stimulator or weights, medication, and the last resort…surgery. Overall, Dr. Swartz says patients no longer have to fear living their lives because of urinary incontinence… Swartz says "I have known women that they don't go places because they're afraid they're going to have an accident or they're planning their trips on where the restrooms are or they're not intimate anymore because they're embarrassed and I just wanna let women know you don't have to live like that that there's options for treatment available.
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Describing herself as "living proof" that God can use absolutely anybody, Donna reveals the transforming truths and fresh perspectives that will allow Gods power to flow through your life naturally, defeating the attitudes that hold you back. Gods ability to work through your life is limited not by your flaws or your jam-packed schedule, she says, but by your willingness to be used.
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According to Partow, the secret to serving God in a big way lies not in waiting for the perfect opportunity but in choosing to walk through each day fully surrendered to his purposes. Includes a study guide designed for individual and group use.
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County Executive Ike Leggett announced the official launching of the First Annual Montgomery County Executive Hispanic Gala to take place at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Thursday, September 12, 2013.
The Montgomery County Executive Hispanic Gala came into being when a group of Hispanic County employees and community leaders instituted the event as a way to raise funds and visibility about developing highly educated Latino professionals while providing critical financial assistance that will increase graduation rates from post-secondary education in Montgomery County and the State of Maryland.
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Apple updates Aperture 3 with iCloud, iOS 5, Lion fixesApple has released a 3.2.2 update to Aperture, its professional photo software, via the Mac App Store.
Apple notes that the free new update to the $79.99 Aperture 3 resolves compatibility issues with iCloud and iOS 5, specifically noting that the new version fixes a flaw that limited Photo Stream from working beyond the first 1,000 images for some users.
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The way to identify the climax of a story is to find the point everything else in the story is leading up to. After that point the rest of the story changes.
For this story--By the middle of the plot Tom has become a loan shark and is constantly cheating people out of money. Eventually he becomes fearful for the after-life. (this is leading up to the climax--hinting at a problem to come) He then starts to become fiercely dedicated to God, always keeping a Bible at hand. One day, a person who had borrowed money from him and is asking for mercy blames Tom for taking his money. Tom says, "The Devil take me if I have made but a farthing!" (this is right before the climax)
CLIMAX POINT--At this time, there are three loud knocks at the door. Tom is drawn towards the black cloaked figure and realizes, in horror, that he has left his Bible at his desk.
RESOLUTION--Tom Walker is then taken away by the Devil on the back of a black horse and is never seen again. All his assets vanished and his house burned to the ground. The ghost of the miser - haunts the site of the old fort.
The resolution is just the end of the story where all the loose ends are tied up. Basically "what finally happened"
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U.S. and British researchers have released the results of a study which indicate that the use of a particular mist inhaler produced by Pfizer could increase the risk of dying by its users by 52 percent.
The inhaler is used by people with lung diseases including chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
"What we think is going on is that the mist inhaler is delivering a higher concentration of tiotropium than it should be and that may be increasing the risk of death," said, the leader of the study, Dr. Sonal Singh of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
The results of the study were contested by Pfizer. This is very surprising because drug companies are usually very proactive about taking on responsibility, or taking drugs off the market that may pose a risk to users. Perhaps Pfizer concluded that dying of an overdose of tiotropium is more desirable than asphyxiation due to an obstructive pulmonary disease.


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Male, English-speaking non-elite, ironman-distance triathletes were surveyed using an on-line questionnaire for descriptive characteristics, race history, and training history. Useable results from 39 individuals were then sorted into high, mid, or low success groups by their race time or their race place by age-group (n=39, age 35.0±5.9 y). Training patterns for a 12-month period, based on training distance or training hours in swimming, bicycling, and running, were generated for each group. There were observed differences between group patterns, the most outstanding being the high success group showing greater distances of bike training, which is consistent with other study's findings. A suggested annual training volume pattern for ironman-distance triathletes was proposed based on the common training volume pattern elements used by the high success group triathletes sampled in this study.
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The Fire Service received a call from a concerned neighbour to alarms operating and wisps of smoke inside a domestic property at Occombe Valley Road, Windmill, Paignton. Two fire appliances from Paignton fire station attended.
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When it comes to classic rock songs used in movie soundtracks, few band are as elusive and carry as much weight as Led Zeppelin. The mystical overlords of hard rock and proto-heavy metal are notoriously picky about what films they license songs to and getting permission from them usually involves a personal screening, lots of begging and a very, very large fee. One of the holiday seasons biggest movies, American Hustle, made excellent use of the Zeppelin classic "Good Times, Bad Times" in its advance trailers though it is not featured in the movie itself and director David O. Russell has also used tracks of theirs in his highly acclaimed movies The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook. The band can also lay claim to a couple movie soundtracks of their very own for the concert films The Song Remains The Same, filmed during their early '70s peak, and Celebration Day, which chronicled their legendary reunion show of 2007. So as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our souls, let's take a band we all know, and check out Led Zeppelin's biggest movie moments of all time.


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University of New Mexico senior safety Matt Raymer has been nominated for the 2012 Burlsworth Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding football player in the country who began his career as a walk-on.
Raymer, an Albuquerque native and Manzano High School graduate, is second on the Lobos in tackles with 59, and his 6.6 average per game ranks 20th in the Mountain West Conference. He has five tackles for loss, one sack, one interception and three forced fumbles on the season. Raymer is one of 50 candidates up for the honor.
Nominees for the award, which is named after former Arkansas walk-on and All-American offensive lineman Brandon Burlsworth, must have begun their first season of participation with a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision program without financial aid from their athletic department.
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He may have become famous with "The Church of Hot Addiction," but these days Cobra Starship frontman Gabe Saporta is reconnecting with his Jewish roots.
The "Guilty Pleasure" hit maker hasn't always had a strong relationship with his faith, but, as Columbia students will experience this evening at Columbia/Barnard Hillel, his path to religion has been a fascinating one. Saporta is speaking at the inaugural installment of Columbia/Barnard Hillel's Jewish Journey Speaker Series, discussing the role Judaism plays in his personal and professional life.
Not only is Saporta kicking off the series, but he also played an integral role in its conception. On a trip to Israel before his recent marriage, Saporta visited a Jerusalem yeshiva where he met Jason Eisner, CC '17. Eisner was inspired by his passion for both Judaism and entertainment, and, on arriving at Columbia, organized a committee of Jews from various denominations to set up a speaker series of Jewish professionals from a variety of fields.
We spoke to Saporta about his rediscovery of religion, reconciling his bad-boy background with his faith, and the future of Cobra Starship.
Noah Jackson: What were your first steps to reconnecting with Judaism?
Gabe Saporta: First of all I went to the Kabbalah Centre, which was interesting because it takes Jewish wisdom and puts it in a way that applies regardless of religion, and it started that way for me. I went to Israel on a trip with one of my good friends, Eitan, last year. We met another friend of ours, who's a rabbi, and one of his students asked us to come speak at Columbia/Barnard Hillel.
NJ: Has your experience in the creative industry changed since the shift?
GS: You find a lot of Jewish people in the creative industry, and I guess that there are a lot of studies about that, about how Jews didn't have permission to be doctors or lawyers in the beginning so they decided to sing and work in music. I think there's something performative in our culture, and I think that being in entertainment—being onstage in front of people and being able to share our Judaism—is an expression of that.
NJ: Is it hard to balance religious observance with being the front man of a major band?
GS: A lot of Judaism is about being a good person, trying to do the right thing, being positive, and speaking positive words. I think that when I first realized I was doing those things I felt like I had balance in my life. Now I feel much more confident bringing Judaism into my life.
NJ: The bad-boy persona you cultivated in early Cobra Starship songs definitely seems worlds away.
GS: The thing about making music is that you find out so much about yourself. I'm able to go through processes to look at who I am in a way that other people who don't have a creative outlet may not have. I worked through a lot of my anger and my darkness because for a person to really transform and become better you have to get rid of all the negativity. I'm not embarrassed by it. It's a really good reminder of how far I've come.
NJ: Do you think your Judaism will affect future Cobra Starship music?
GS: What I've realized is that everything is contextual. This is a tough industry. You get screwed a lot. When I started Cobra Starship I felt frustrated, like I had a chip on my shoulder and a lot to prove. I'm not saying I'm the most successful performer, but I've achieved the success I wanted to achieve. Once you do that, you ask yourself what you're fighting for now. I remember very clearly thinking when I started the band that I didn't want to be a role model, but now I approach what I do with a different sense of responsibility. If I have the good fortune to be in front of people then I have to put out the good news, somehow.
NJ: Getting married must have also changed your perspective on being a role model too.
GS: That's exactly it. Once you start to get married you start thinking about these things. I was only able to get married because I've changed. Even though I met the girl of my dreams who I wanted to marry, she didn't want to marry me. That's when I realized I had to transform. I've started thinking about what I want to pass on to my kids. My family were very culturally Jewish, but I didn't know much about Judaism because we didn't really practice at home.
NJ: Has that shift in your life changed your relationship to other artists, like former labelmates Fall Out Boy?
GS: There are always going to be problems, and it's how you deal with them that reflects on how you are. If you have this kind of connection to something bigger you don't sweat the small stuff anymore. I used to get into a lot fights and was very controlling, and now I don't worry because I trust that everything will be good. I think it's improved my relationships with other artists.
The Jewish Journey Speaker Series takes place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Columbia/Barnard Hillel, 606 West 115th St.
This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity.


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Posted at: 01/03/2013 3:01 PM
By: WNYT Staff
ALBANY - An Albany teen is facing charges after being accused of assaulting an elderly man to steal his wallet.
17 year old Tryze Miller is accused of knocking the 71-year-old victim to the ground near Lark and Lancaster Streets.
Police say he didn't get the wallet because a Good Samaritan stepped in and called for help.


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Grow Away!
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The monsters have been eating way too much junk food, and now they're hungry for something healthy — you! Take your team of valiant veggies into battle as you attempt to keep the monsters from invading your plot.
Armed only with a touch-powered catapult, you are the last line of leafy defense as a herd of herbaceous-hunting monsters storm the veggies' homeland.
Load different types of gallant greenery into your catapult and pound your enemies with powerful produce before it's too late and they plow through your garden's barricades.
The fight between the organic heroes and mutated monsters spans four different worlds as you attempt to defend your armored allotment. The Green Plains, Plague Jungle, Chili Mountain and the Yellow Stone Ridge are all under assault.
Grow Away is a fun and addictive game for all the family, with outstanding comic book graphics, cute characters and thrilling touchscreen-controlled, catapult-pounding gameplay.
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"Everything sacred moves in a circle"~Black Elk
Mandala, Sanskrit for "circle", is part of a sacred art form in Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Mandalas are used in part, as a focus for attention and meditation. Symbolic of the essence of mind and body, the actual process of creating a mandala, is as important as the finished image. Eastern traditions use images and forms that are symbolic of their traditions, but contemporary mandalas can be used as personal symbols, reminding us of our "center" that radiates everything to the world.
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Receiving her MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, with a focus in textiles, Linda's working life since then has taken many forms including teaching, textile restoration, small business owner, purveyor of books, waitress and cook. She has toiled at these occupations separately over the years and at times, all at once! All of this in an effort to sustain her art-making, which remains an activity inseparable from her life. While pondering mystery in all forms remains central to Linda's work, she tries not to question what leads her hand and eye too much, but to continue to trust in life and marvel at nature's ingenuity.
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Holston Banks Sr., 72, of Big Spring died Friday, June 21, 2013, in Temple. Services are pending at Myers & Smith Funeral Home.
ODESSA — The 10-year-old Big Spring Little League All-Stars trailed Jim Parker 3-1 after the first inning of play, but turned the tide in the second inning, scoring four runs to take a 5-3 lead over the host team.
Big Spring went on to add 10 more runs in the outing, winning by a score of 15-5.
Jim Parker's offense floundered, while Big Spring's bats were relentless.
Manager of the Big Spring 10-year-old squad Isaac Miramontes cited aggressive hitting and effective base running as the keys to the victory, as well as a strong perfromance by pitcher Brandon Valdez.
COAHOMA — Richie Ewing was among the best of the best at the recent University Interscholastic League State Solo and Ensemble contest.
Ewing, a sophomore baritone for the Coahoma High School choir, earned a Divison I rating (the highest possible) rating at the state contest, but his excellence didn't stop there — his judge rating him as an "outstanding performer" at the contest, held in Pflugerville.
To put that achievement into context, Lewis was among 305 of an estimated 24,000 contest participants to receive that distinction, CHS Choir Director Sandy Wallace said.
The Big Spring City Council received an update on issues surrounding the municipal landfill during Tuesday night's meeting and the prognosis is anything but sunny.
According to Interim City Manager Todd Darden, the landfill has reached a critical point where the influx of materials — much of which is coming from construction and commercial entities — is cutting the life of the facility in half.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. today:
• DANIEL RUSSELL QUALLS, 34, of 2602 Dow, was arrested Tuesday on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance.
• BILLY BOB ALVARADO, 34, of 1704 Virginia, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of criminal trespass.
• JESSICA RENEE ORSAK, 24, of 701 Settles, was arrested Tuesday on a warrant from another agency.
Erma Louise Tolliver, 67, of Llano died Monday, June 17, 2013, in Llano, Texas. Graveside funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 29, 2013, at the Evergreen Chapel at Evergreen Cemetery in Stanton with her nephews, the Rev. Kelly Inman, associate pastor of St. Luke's United Methodist Church in Midland, and the Rev. Anthony Inman, pastor of First United Methodist Church in Miami, Texas, officiating.
She was born July 25, 1945, in Carthage, Ill., to Erma (Belknap) and Ralph Inman.
Pat McPhaul, 71, of Colorado City died Monday, June 24, 2013, at his residence. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 27, 2013, at the First Baptist Church of Colorado City. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 27, 2013, at the Peace Chapel at Trinity Memorial Park in Big Spring.
He was born July 25, 1941, in Socorro, N.M., and married Shirley Ann Thurman on May 2, 1959, in Acuna, N.M. Pat was involved in farming and the oil and gas industry. He retired as a land and ranch appraiser.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Colorado City.
Douglas E. Beams, 61, formerly of Big Spring died Thursday, June 20, 2013, in Hawaii. Services are pending at Myers & Smith Funeral Home.
When Big Spring Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Phillip Ritchey began his search for a new baseball coach and basketball coach at the varsity level, he didn't anticipate both of them being plucked from 2A Skidmore-Tynan, located near Corpus Christi.
Bobby Smith, a successful baseball manager Ritchey has worked with in the past, and Adam Woolam, who brings 14 years of head basketball coaching experience with him, have been tapped to fill the vacancies left by former coaches Bert Otto and Cliff Thompson.
Howard County commissioners gave the go-ahead to sell a county-owned tract of land on the north side of Big Spring during their Monday meeting, a prospect that could have a new hotel going up in the area.
The tract of land — a half-block near the county's Road and Bridge Administration office in the north part of the city — has been the focus of attention several times in the past several months, as real estate developers have approached the court about purchasing and developing the property.


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Matthew Chasteen gives you a deck profile of his top 4 Nashville Regional Spellbook Deck – BONUS TOP 8 DECKLISTS
Over the weekend, I competed at The Next Level Games' Regional Qualifier in Madison, Tennessee. The week leading up to the event, I had been flip-flopping on what deck to play: Infernity or Spellbooks. My friend had bailed on me the morning of, so I was forced to drive up to Madison on my own and did some deep last minute thinking about my deck. And after a failed Facebook poll, I went against the popular opinion and decided to play Spellbooks.
The event started with 208 players registered by the start of round 1. After swiss, I ended up in 2nd place with a 7-1 record after facing 4 Dragon Rulers, 2 Evilswarm, 1 Agent, and 1 Gadget deck. Then following deck checks and filling out our invite forms, I played in top 8 against Evilswarm for the ever-so-desireable Regional deck box… Which I gave to my opponent after I won, because seriously, I already have 4 laying around my house. And I would also like to take this opportunity to point out that Nathan Ura, the only other member of TeamTNLG to play in the Regional Qualifier, also made it all the way to Top 4 with me.
After the event, I was asked twice for a deck profile, from which I decided I would simply feature my deck on TheNextLevelGames.com. So to those of you who asked, and even those of you who didn't, I present my Spellbook deck:
Monsters: 15
3x High Priestess of Prophecy
3x Spellbook Magician of Prophecy
2x Justice of Prophecy
2x Tsukuyomi
2x Maxx "C"
1x Effect Veiler
1x Jowgen the Spiritualist
1x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
Spells: 23
3x Spellbook of Secrets
3x Spellbook of Judgment
2x Spellbook of the Master
2x Spellbook of Power
2x Spellbook of Fate
2x Spellbook of Wisdom
2x Messenger of Peace
1x Spellbook of Eternity
1x Spellbook Star Hall
1x The Grand Spellbook Tower
1x Heavy Storm
1x Dark Hole
1x Monster Reborn
Traps: 2
1x Solemn Judgment
1x Solemn Warning
Extra Deck: 15
1x Formula Synchron
1x Armory Arm
1x Ally of Justice Catastor
1x T.G. Hyper Librarian
1x Tempest Magician
1x Black Rose Dragon
1x Arcanite Magician
1x Stardust Dragon
1x Crimson Blader
1x Gachi Gachi Gantetsu
1x Daigusto Phoenix
1x Shining Elf
1x Leviair the Sea Dragon
1x Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack
1x Number 11: Big Eye
Side: 15
3x Droll & Lock Bird
1x Jowgen the Spiritualist
1x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
3x Mystical Space Typhoon
2x Dimensional Fissure
2x Secret Village of the Spellcaster
3x Royal Decree
My build is fairly straight forward, without too many twists and turns. But with that out of the way, I think the first thing I should do is clarify on the few different card choices I did run with.
Tsukuyomi – Using this card in my main deck is probably the best decision I've ever made. Tsukuyomi is insanely powerful. The ability to reuse my Spellbook Magician of Prophecy every turn should not go overlooked. I've used it to get around Fiendish Chain on my High Priestess and Jowgen, or even just using it to flip Jowgen facedown so I can summon a High Priestess or use Spellbook of Life to bring back an Effect Veiler from my grave to Synchro Summon. Plus, Tsukuyomi can attack under Messenger of Peace, but we'll get to that later. Synergy with my own deck aside, there's nothing like dropping a Tsukuyomi to handle an Ophion or Light and Darkness Dragon.
Maxx "C" – In the Norcross Regional Qualifier, I played 4 Dragon Ruler decks. Even though I beat them all, it was very draining match up that could have gone either way. I decided I needed some support for the faster decks, since I can open up with slower hands sometimes. Maxx "C" didn't really put in any work for me, however. Not sure if it'll stick with me to the WCQ.
Messenger of Peace – Many of you were wondering about my "secret tech" awhile back, and both the Norcross and the Madison Regional Qualifier revealed that Messenger of Peace is a GODSEND for Spellbook decks. It's popular knowledge at this point that the Spellbook deck wins mostly by protecting Jowgen with Spellbook of Fate, but imagine adding a Messenger of Peace to that mix? It keeps Dragon Rulers and Evilswarm at bay for multiple turns, forcing them to waste resources to deal with that. This is the obvious counter choice to running Threatening Roar/Waboku. I choose Messenger of Peace for three real reasons: First and foremost, it is an additional Spell card to activate under Spellbook of Judgment. Secondly, it can last multiple turns, as opposed to the one turn alternative. Thirdly, when combined with Jowgen, that leaves only a 1400 ATK window for your opponent to attack under, making it incredibly frustrating to deal with.
Now let's take a look at what I wasn't happy with for this event…
High Priestess of Prophecy (One Copy) – Yep, that's right, I said it. I found myself siding out one copy of High Priestess of Prophecy almost every game. Focusing on Jowgen/Fate was much more important for the Dragon Ruler match-up and there's no reason to keep in all the High Priestesses when you're playing Evilswarm who just spam Ophion. I'll be testing with two in the coming weeks.
Justice of Prophecy (One Copy) – Again, every game, I sided out one copy of Justice. Even off of Spellbook of Judgment, I would rarely want to go into Justice of Prophecy. I would almost always prefer a beatstick like Kycoo or defenses like Jowgen. Searching for High Priestess just never did enough for me. I already started testing with one Justice of Prophecy, and I'm quite happy with it.
Maxx "C" – As I said before, Maxx "C" just wasn't heavily utilized. I liked having them for the Dragon Ruler match up, but that was about it. They'll likely find their way into my side deck.
Monster Reborn – I didn't run it in the Norcross Regional Qualifier, so I thought I'd try it here. I didn't miss it then and I didn't need it now. Every time I drew it, I never used it. There's not much need for it when you can simply cycle Spellbook of Life every turn.
Droll & Lock, Dimensional Fissure, Secret Village of the Spellcaster – I never used these cards once. Not for lack of anything other than only facing Dragon Rulers and Evilswarm the entire Regional Qualifier. I'll need more testing against other match ups before determining what to do with them.
Now as I briefly covered earlier, my match ups at the event were pretty straight forward. I played 4 Dragon Rulers (Rounds 2, 4, 5, 7), 3 Evilswarm(Rounds 1, 6, top 8), 1 Agent (Round 3), and 1 Gadget Deck (Round 8). My only loss was in round 7 to Dragon Rulers, which honestly was more to the fault of my own deck than to the opposing archetype. Opening High Priestess, Tsukuyomi, Dark Hole, Mystical Space Typhoon, and Maxx "C" does very little for you.
Overall, I think the deck is close to finished. A few more finishing touches and I think I'll have it WCQ ready. Until then, what are your thoughts on Spellbooks? What do you think is their greatest weakness and how should you cover it? Do Dragon Rulers really have the better match up?
Check up with TheNextLevelGames.com leading up to the North American World Championship Qualifier for more tips and tricks for your favorite archetype! Want something covered? Comment below and let us know!


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The 30-year-old has been involved in two Championship play-off finals - as an unused substitute when the Blades lost 3-0 to Wolves in 2003 and in a 1-0 defeat to Burnley in 2009 when he played the full 90 minutes.
Montgomery said: "People always ask questions about the previous finals, but they're all in the past and for me it's my third time in a play-off final, so hopefully it's third time lucky.
"The law of averages says if you keep trying you'll win one, so hopefully this year will be year we finally do it."
The Leeds-born midfielder is in his 12th season as a professional with his only club after progressing through the Bramall Lane academy to make his debut at Norwich in 2000.
"Hopefully my experience will help the side because it's a massive game," he added. "There's so much build-up in the week prior to the game, starting now, and the experience I've gained in the past I can hopefully pass on to the lads to keep calmer heads and play the game our way."


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Michael Hawkins, Resonetics LLC
2012 Financial Executive of the Year winner
Michael Hawkins began working at Resonetics LLC as a consultant, contracted to upgrade the company's accounting and management information system.
"I helped them with that task -- recommending a system -- and as the old joke goes, then they hired me and it became my responsibility to implement the thing," he said.
Since joining the Nashua-based firm in 2008, Hawkins has made enormous contributions to the company, which specializes in laser micromachining products and services and has about 130 employees.
His first order of business - implementation of that new computer system - was a huge undertaking required to drive the growth of the company to $100 million.
As the company relocated to a much larger facility, he oversaw financial management of the move and negotiated its banking relationships to extend the firm's credit facilities to support the move.
During his tenure, he has also established a new reporting structure to give the Resonetics board access to timely information, resulting in a more than 50 percent growth in its medical business.
His most valuable contribution, though, "has been his ability to gain the trust of the operations staff," said Resonetics President Clifford Gabay. "The trust has resulted in operations looking to finance to help them fully understand the financial implications of their decisions before they are implemented, and margins have steadily improved as a direct result."
In his spare time, the Andover, Mass., resident uses his financial expertise to help his community. He has served as treasurer of his church for many years and treasurer of a nonprofit retirement community, which added a $40 million addition during his time on the board.
Q. How did you end up where you are today in your career?
A. I have an accounting degree from UMass Amherst. I was a practicing CPA with Arthur Andersen in Boston for 11 years, and in that capacity a number of my clients were manufacturing companies. In the intervening years, I've worked as a banker and as a manufacturing CFO and VP of operations.
I've done my share of consulting work -- I was a consultant for about five years, primarily for manufacturing companies. My introduction to Resonetics came when they were looking to upgrade their accounting and MRP system.
Q. What has been your proudest accomplishment during your tenure at Resonetics?
A. One was certainly bringing in the enterprise MRP (material requirements planning) system. We went from a very rudimentary internal ledger system supported by thousands of spreadsheets to an online system that does a lot to tie in the business and its information.
More recently, we implemented a cost accounting system where we're able to now use Epicor and other data from the manufacturing floor to get pretty much real-time job cost information. We actually report our key sales on a weekly basis, all of our activity on a monthly basis, so we know what our costs are, what our gross margins are, and what makes up our cost, including production metrics, the number of units produced per shift and per man hour, and that's helped us fine-tune how we're staffing jobs and processing jobs to improve the margins.
Q. What have been some of the biggest professional challenges you've faced in your career?
A. Certainly learning a new industry is always both exciting and a challenge, although they all have the common currency -- we're all in it to make money and provide good employment opportunities for our employees. It's always a challenge to learn a new computer system, and particularly to implement it from the ground up.
Q. What are your hobbies/personal interests?
A. My wife and I have one son, and he was a football player and baseball player in high school and into his early college days, so for many years I was able to go see virtually all of his high school baseball games, and that was a real treat to have the flexibility to do that and cheer him on.
At our church in Andover, I was involved as either the assistant treasurer or treasurer for close to 15 years, and I have been and continue to be a board member and the treasurer of Edgewood Retirement Community in North Andover.
Q. Looking to the future, what are some of the challenges and opportunities that you see on the horizon for Resonetics?
A. This is an investor-owned company, so our challenge is to grow and be profitable and create value for the investors, which is kind of a happy balance because it also creates opportunities for the professional managers here and it creates employment opportunities.


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CSS: Page Layouts introduces basic layout concepts, gives advice on how to create properly structured HTML based on prototypes and mockups, and goes into critical page layout skills such as floats and positioning. Author James Williamson shows how to combine these techniques to create fixed, fluid, and responsive layouts. Designers are also shown how to enhance their pages through the creative use of CSS techniques like multi-column text, opacity, and the background property. Exercise files are included with this course.
Needing to control an element's opacity is a common occurrence in page layout. In CSS we have two primary means of controlling transparency: the opacity property and using the RGBA or HSLA color declarations. So I am going to be working with the opacity.htm file, which is found in the 08_05 directory. Just to give you a heads-up on the structure of the page, if we scroll down, after some descriptive text, we have a section that has three different div tags in it, and they have a class of opacity, alpha, and background.
If I just preview that in the browser, you can see what's happening. The div with the background has the image in beside it, and we have a div tag on the left-hand side that we are going to use the opacity property for. Then we have a dig tag on the right- hand side that we are going to use alpha transparency for. Okay. So if I go up into my code, I can see I already have some selectors for those two elements, so we are just going to start adding properties directly to them. The first one, and probably the easiest one to do, is the opacity property. So if I go into the opacity selector, I can just use opacity, and I can give it whatever value I want.
Now the values for opacity range from 0 to 1. 1 being totally opaque, and 0 being totally transparent. If I do .5, for example, that's going to be 50% opaque. So if I save the file, go into my browser, and refresh that, you can see that element is now about 50% transparent. Now almost all browsers support the opacity property. Now earlier versions of Internet Explorer prior to version 9 didn't support opacity, but there is a quick and easy way to achieve support for IE. If I go right down below the opacity property and I type in filter, and then I say alpha and then inside alpha filter I do opacity and I can say =50.
Now this is a proprietary Internet Explorer property. So if there is some type of a validation test that your CSS has to pass, this is not going to validate it. It's not a valid CSS code. But it will work in IE, and it's not going to harm any other browser, so I really don't see the harm in having it in your code. So, if I save this, and now I want to go down into alpha and talk about different alpha transparencies that we can use. You see right now that the background color of our file is an rgb value, and one of the nice things that has happened recently with CSS is we've begun to have support in browsers for rgba.
So I am going to change both the border and the background to rgba values. Now rgba adds a fourth value in the declaration, and that fourth value is going to be alpha transparency. Now what I like about this, more than the opacity property, is you saw that with the opacity property the entire element was transparent, so it really affects everything. With alpha declarations, anywhere that you can apply a color value you can choose a separate alpha value.
So you could see after the commas I've added here to the rgba, I can just pass in different values. So, for example, border, I could pass in .8. So in terms of the color range, it's still the same. It's 0 to 1. Then for the background, for example, after that particular comma, I could say .5. So if I save that, go back into my browser, and test it, now you can see that the border has a different level of transparency than the fill, and even more importantly, you will notice that the content is left unaffected.
So the content remains at 100% and the background and the border in this case remain semitransparent. If I wanted to, I can certainly give a color declaration and use rgba as well. Now in addition to rgb, we also have support now for hsl, and that's hue, saturation, and lightness, if you will. So the hsla is supported too. Now their values are hue, saturation, and a lightness value. The hue is just from a degree of 0 to 360. So I am going choose something in a blue range, let's say around 280.
I will do that for both of these. And then your brightness and your saturation is passed along as percentage values. So for saturation, I am going to take the background and really desaturate it. Maybe about 20%. And then for the border, maybe I will make that more saturated, say 50%. Brightness value is the same way. Maybe I'll keep the background kind of dark, maybe about 30%, and for the border maybe I will make that a little bit lighter. Let's say 50%. And I will do the same thing for the alpha, so 50% for the background, 80% for the border.
So if I save this and go into the browser and test it, you can see the color has changed slightly and we get, again, transparency for the border and background that are different. So you can use either hsla or rgba; it doesn't matter which one you use. Now I mentioned before that getting the opacity property supported in earlier versions of Internet Explorer wasn't that difficult. rgba is a little bit trickier. It is supported in IE9, but prior to IE9, getting Internet Explorer really to work with transparency, especially using alpha values like that, it was actually pretty difficult.
So I want to show you an article written by the just absolute brilliant Lea Verou, who, if I scroll down a little bit, this is--if you just search for bulletproof, cross-browser RGBA backgrounds today, on her blog, Lea.verou.me, then you will get this article. What is awesome about this--it's a little old it was written in 2009--but that's okay, because it's for earlier versions of Internet Explorer. She goes through all the different syntax that you need in order to get it supported for that. So if you want to use rgba and you really want solid cross-browser-compliant code, this is a great article for you to read.
So being able to control transparency natively through CSS is extremely helpful for creating complex and creative page layouts. There is a lot really cool stuff you can do with it. Now keep in mind that you may need to provide fallback support for earlier versions of IE, but for the most part, the syntax is easy to remember and easy to use.
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The Word of God is Spirit, Not Scriptures
My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me [they obey]. John 10:27
Now look at the Apostles references to the Word, and remember, the Bible wasn't even printed until 1516. Scriptures on scrolls were expensive, rare, and usually only found in the synagogues. So, the early church thrived in Spirit and power without the Bible or scrolls. So, the Bible can't be the Word of God. The below references are not to the Bible or Scriptures.
The Apostles spoke the words that they heard from within their heart. They spoke the Word of God as they were commanded to speak . When believers grew to a perfect man, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ; when believers were truly in Christ; then they were in unity, speaking with one mouth words supplied from within their heart by the Word of God; thus they spoke the Word of God.
Why are ten words from Him, (that you hear Him speak to you), better that reading ten of the New Testament letters? Because His words that you hear Him speak to you impart the life of God to your heart, John 6:63; but reading ten letters is just a work of the flesh, which profits nothing; in fact most people read the letters of the New Testament and think they are addressed to them, when in fact most were addressed to very advanced believers who had attained the first stage of perfection. Reading the Bible is valuable for understanding what is sin and for maintaining your hope in the true gospel; however, to be of value, your hope must be in the true gospel and the benefit of bearing the cross to realize those promises.
The Greek for word in this (click to see) verse is logon (from logos) <3056>: 1) of speech; 1a) a word, uttered by a living voice, embodies a conception or idea; 1b) what someone has said.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (June 26, 2012) – Dr. Cleveland Harrison, a 1947 graduate of Little Rock Junior College who returned to his alma mater to teach speech and develop a theatre program, has died. He was 88.
Harrison's introduction to theater at LRJC – UALR's predecessor institution – gave him his first leading role and introduced him to his future wife, Marian "Tumpy" Gammill. Both were members of the Trojan Theatre Guild and and Delta Psi Omega, an honorary dramatics society.
Called to World War II, Dr. Harrison ended up in Berlin in Germany's Little Theater before returning to LRJC. A lack of housing kept Harrison from enrolling at New York University and Harvard, two of the institutions where he was accepted.
He finished his degree at Ohio State University and earned a master's degree before returning to LRJC to teach speech. In 1951, he started the dramatics program.
Later, Dr. Harrison taught speech, supervised the speech program, and chaired the fine arts program at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville before becoming dean of Architecture and Fine Arts at Auburn University
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush struck back Friday against growing calls to schedule a U.S. pullout from Iraq, vowing there would be no timetable to withdraw troops.To do so would be "conceding too much to the enemy," Bush said at a news conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari at the White House.
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Two months ago, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) requested that a federal judge stay the lawsuits challenging its oil and gas air rule revisions to allow the agency to revisit controversial aspects of the rules. On Friday, April 12, USEPA published proposed rules revising its prior VOC performance standards for storage tanks used in crude oil and natural gas production.
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"Go after Osama, instead of occupying Afghanistan". I guess the RRT likes to look stupid by allowing this tripe to be printed. You see, facts are something beyond Campbell's grasp.
Let's think about this. Osama was in Afghanistan because that Government allowed, even welcomed him. They were called the ??????? Taliban! And who is it that is trying to fight and murder their way back into power in Afghanistan????? Why, if you answered, "the Taliban", you would be correct!
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penne pasta
6 slices
1/2 teaspoon
chopped garlic
red onion, chopped
2 tablespoons
olive oil
tomatoes, chopped
green chile peppers, diced
1/2 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
4 leaves
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2 tablespoons
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This is a great recipe, what is HELENA41 going on about!
If you prefer a saucier sauce use a tin of crushed tomatoes or an Italian style plain tomato pasta sauce. I used a tin of tomatoes and thyme as the seasoning and it worked brillantly. Just amend to suit your families taste.
This was one of the worst pastas I've ever eaten. The sauce wasn't a sauce but more of a huge clump of bacon/cheese. It tasted like a bad carbonara with tomatoes, and the fat content mixed with the bad flavor will make you feel guilty for a week.
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This was great. I used thyme (suggested by another reviewer) and a little bit of basil. This really turned out great for a delicious dinner. Thanks for posting.
This is very similar to pasta alla amatriciana which is not very common in the U.S. I was taught how to make this by a lady from Rome. The proportion of onions to tomato in a true amatriciana is about 1 tomato per 3 onions, and her recipe called for neither basil nor chili peppers, but did use a sprinkle of nutmeg. Also, you should use the bacon grease to cook in rather than draining it and using the olive oil, for the best flavor (though this recipe as written is healthier than using the bacon grease). As other reviewers have noticed, amatriciana isn't really a sauce but is clumpy. You can puree it but traditionally it is clumpy. Don't expect it to taste like a 'regular' spaghetti sauce or you will be disappointed - amatriciana is a totally different dish and when done well is quite delightful.
This was AMAZING! I was really pressed for time when I made this for another couple my husband and I had over for dinner. I picked this recipe without giving it much thought so I could at least use my own sauce on what I thought was going to be spaghetti. I'm glad I didn't read the ingredients more closely, or I would have been afraid to try out something different at the last minute (the name deceived me , thinking it would be a marinara-type sauce). It isn't very saucy, but I made sure to mix it up well and added a little olive oil to the pasta to coat before I added it. I also cooked up some italian sausage and put that in with it, and it turned out great! Everyone went back for seconds. I will definitely make this again!
Everyone LOVED it! We like our food VERY spicy so I used 2 Jalapenos with the seeds as my peppers and it was excellent!
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As one of the UK's most successful rock groups, Simple Minds have topped America's Billboard chart, and the Glasgow band have achieved six No 1 albums in the UK as well as hitting the top spot in countless other countries including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Australia and New Zealand.
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