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Letters to the editor, chh, April 27
Marcoplos for commissioner
Having served on the Orange County Planning Board along with Mark Marcoplos as well as Earl McKee, I am writing to express my observations on differences (related to environmental protection and sustainability issues) between the two candidates for Orange County Board of Commissioners.
During discussions related to development issues, Mr. Marcoplos has encouraged implementation of policies to support sustainable growth and protect natural resources. In particular, during ongoing discussions regarding the importance of maintaining strong local standards for stream buffers, Mr. Marcoplos has voiced support for keeping local, protective standards while others, including his opponent, apparently neglect to recognize the value of maintaining such buffers that help prevent pollutants from degrading local waters.
Having participated in discussions on these and related topics (as a scientist with expertise related to water-transport and flow dynamics), I find it is critical that policymakers recognize the value of taking preventative measures to protect local water quality and sensitive natural areas. Mark Marcoplos' service on the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) board of directors, including two terms as chair, as well as his familiarity and expertise related to progressive building techniques have brought valuable input and knowledge to discussions in support of sustainable growth and preservation of natural resources.
May Becker
Faucette for sheriff
I publicly thank Sheriff Lindy Pendergrass for 32 years of outstanding service and dedication to our county. Sheriff Pendergrass always promoted diversity within the department and a direct beneficiary was a humble African-American youth named Larry Faucette who graduated from Orange High School and soon thereafter embarked on a career in law enforcement.
Through hard work and dedication, Faucette rose from deputy to captain (the highest ranking African-American in the department's history), retiring in 2009 and returning as a school resource officer in 2010.
Larry pledges that he will be a strong advocate for "accountability, diversity and fairness." He is the only candidate to say that he will strongly focus on all the youth of Orange County to promote positive intervention programs that challenge the "School to Prison" problem and steer our young people down positive paths to responsible citizenship.
Faucette will serve the entire community through such diverse programs as SALT, where deputies on routine patrol check on seniors in rural areas, and LifeTrack, a tracking system for finding lost children and adults with brain disorders.
Larry will be "A Sheriff for All the People" and demonstrates this through his efforts as a high school coach, and with Relay for Life, Ronald McDonald House and Orange Congregations in Missions.
Faucette will "serve and protect" our community and will "serve the community as a whole - ensuring that those served and those serving feel respected, secure and informed."
I wholeheartedly endorse Larry Faucette for Orange County Sheriff.
Stephen H. Halkiotis
Hauser a natural leader
Please join me on May 6 and cast a vote for Bonnie Hauser for Orange County Commissioner-at-large.
I know Bonnie well through her work with the Center for Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Education of North Carolina. She's a tireless advocate for our communities, especially young people. Bonnie spends many hours going to schools with her mother (a Holocaust survivor) sharing the lessons of the Holocaust and the message that individual action can make the world a better place. And that's exactly how she lives her own life. Her devotion to public service and helping our communities in tangible, meaningful ways is evident from her work on matters related to the environment, health and safety and education.
Bonnie's skills in policy and financial management and her natural leadership qualities will ensure our county is run efficiently and sensibly. She will know how to plan for future growth and services. She will ensure our values and local government issues will not be compromised by the current leadership of the General Assembly and the governor.
I value Bonnie's unique ability to connect diverse communities throughout the county in a respectful manner. She is a leader who can be trusted to do what she says. And, she will always be accessible!
Please vote for Bonnie Hauser, Orange County Commissioner-at-large.
Sharon Halperin
Chapel Hill
Macoplos for commissioner
In the campaign for Orange County Commissioner, all the candidates are using similar words and it's difficult to distinguish among them.
In my view, there's a clear distinction for the District 2 seat. I've known Mark Marcoplos for more than 25 years, both professionally and working on important community issues at the grassroots. I don't know Earl McKee personally, but from what I can gather he's a good guy who sincerely wants to serve Orange County, and he's been an adequate commissioner.
At a time when we're facing serious long-term issues, including how we handle our trash, how we continue to improve our schools in the face of reduced support from Raleigh, and how we develop our local economy to support local businesses and good jobs, we need someone with vision who's willing to ask the big questions while being rooted in practicality. In his construction business, Mark embraced "green building" before we even had a name for it, and has decades of experience balancing a progressive vision with the daily realities of budgets, customer preferences, product availability and managing employees. I urge readers to check out the website at www.marcoplosforcommissioner.com for a fuller view of Mark's vision, experience and views.
Arnie Katz
Two promising new leaders
With extensive education and honors, eight years of military service, more than 22 years experience in local law enforcement and ongoing community organizing, David Caldwell has a solid experiential background to excel as Orange County Sheriff. He adds to his background and organizational skills a visionary approach to law enforcement, empowering citizens through better communication and cultural understanding to reduce crime. His strength of character, integrity and way of dealing with issues and people help everyone to work together. David Caldwell is the strong leader we need as Orange County Sheriff.
I've worked personally with Bonnie Hauser through Orange County Voice – an organization that advocates for the often-unheard rural community. We need commissioners who understand the rural area is not just a repository for unwanted city rubbish or reckless expansion, so that there is greater balance in decision-making with the towns. Bonnie does her homework -- seeking the best solutions, not the easy ones. She has been a true friend and ceaseless defender of the rural community. I know she will bring that commitment to all of Orange County. Please support Bonnie Hauser for Orange County Commissioner.
Virginia Leslie
Chapel Hill
Jacobs can do the job
To choose between friends in this year's County Commissioners' race, I identified the one issue that could make or break the character and quality of life, the economy and the uniqueness of Orange County -- and that is farming, with its many related farming activities.
Barry Jacobs says "When the mills left Orange County in the 1800s, we had agriculture and the university. This is our historic heritage, it's who we are, it's our destiny." Our agricultural enterprises have grown since then, and Barry's leadership and participation have earned us a well-deserved "progressive" reputation: by being one of the first and most successful N.C. counties to purchase development rights to preserve farmland and important natural areas; by establishing a multi-county processing center to help entrepreneurs develop and sell their food products, by using the Breeze Farm for instruction in organic farming with rental space available afterwards to grow crops, by building a covered farmers' market on county land in Hillsborough.
This is a great stary, but major expansion is needed now so our educational institutions
can spend their millions on Orange County's local, sustainably grown, healthy foods instead of having to import them from around the world.
An expanded farm economy of this magnitude requires experienced leadership and understanding of the complex legal issues involved, plus the creative ability to make it happen.
I think Barry Jacobs can do the job,
Marty Mandell
Chilton would break law
Mark Chilton, former mayor of the Chapel Hill suburb of Carrboro, is running for Register of Deeds in Orange County on the sole platform of, if elected, he will break the law. His promise to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, in violation of the law of the land, may seem to some to be heroic, but if examined closely reveals that Mr. Chilton is arrogant and self-serving.
Regardless of what anyone wishes the marriage laws to be, for the present they prohibit the official recognition of same-sex unions by the state. Unlawful acts of defiance by Mr. Chilton as register will not change that. Anyone receiving a marriage license under those circumstances might as well type it up and print it at home for all the legality it will have. They would have the same legal standing if he dispensed them from a hot dog cart in front of the Carrboro town hall. At least then the unfortunate citizens of the county would not have to pay for his self-aggrandizing gesture.
While it's tempting to want to see if he has the backbone to live up to his boast, the office of Register of Deeds is too serious a responsibility to place in the hands of someone so cavalier about the law and so interested in self promotion. If Mr. Chilton is serious in his support of same sex marriage he needs to find a way to support it without making a mockery of the cause
Robert L. Porreca
McKee's job outstanding
Early voting for this year's primary elections will begin soon. It is a good time to acknowledge and commend Orange County Commissioner Earl McKee for the outstanding job he has done for the people of Orange County in his first term.
Mr. McKee is a hard worker and a good listener who takes the concerns of all his constituents to heart and strives tirelessly to meet our needs. He is deeply committed to the core Democratic values of the stewardship of our precious environment, supporting public education and bringing our diverse communities and interests together through good governance that serves all and fosters unity. He is a strong advocate for sensible economic development that benefits all citizens, and smart growth that is appropriate to our county's needs and heritage.
It has been a privilege for me to be with Mr. McKee at several community events in the past few years. He brought greetings from the Board of County Commissioners and insightfully commended the purpose and importance of the Pauli Murray Awards Celebration and of the annual Human Relations Forum. In public gatherings he responds to questions and concerns wisely and candidly. He is a person of commitment to our county and its citizens and a man of real integrity. He is the sort of county commissioner we need, and I encourage his support in the primaries and in the general election.
Rollin Russell
Keep Brooks in deeds office
The Register of Deeds office is not well known to the public, but it is vitally important because it is the place where our most important property transactions occur -- the deed to your home and the mortgage on it are both registered there, giving you valuable rights and responsibilities. The holder of this office should be a workhorse, not a showboat, which is why I endorse incumbent Deborah Brooks for reelection as the Orange County Register of Deeds.
I am an Orange County native, have practiced law in Orange County for more than 30 years and have served on the faculty at UNC for about the same time. I have known Deborah since first meeting her on the staff of the Register of Deeds back in the late 1970s. Over the years, Deborah worked her way up in this important government agency, and was elected four years ago, becoming the first black female Register of Deeds in Orange County history. She has always been helpful, knowledgeable and thoroughly professional. The voters wisely entrusted her with this essential county job, and she has been more than equal to the task.
Deborah is widely respected by ordinary citizens as well as the real estate professionals who interact with her office. I urge my fellow Orange County citizens to reelect Deborah Brooks as the Orange County Register of Deeds in the Democratic primary on May 6.
Don Stanford
Chapel Hill

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Instructions: Put chicken in slow cooker. Sprinkle with taco seasoning and pour salsa on top. Place lid on pot and cook on low for 5 hours or high for 2 hours. Shred chicken with a fork (it should fall apart). Serve on tortillas or shells as tacos. It also makes great filling for chicken enchiladas.
Per serving: 170 calories (14.4 percent calories from fat), 2.5 g fat, 60 mg cholesterol, 1,470 mg sodium, 10 g carbohydrates, 1 g dietary fiber, 25 g protein.
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The state would raise the monthly allowance for foster parents by more than 40 percent and provide 2,200 new drug treatment openings for addicted parents over the next five years under the latest draft of its plan to overhaul the Division of Youth and Family Services.
Teenage foster children - the most- often-overlooked segment of the child welfare population - would see a boost in services to help them find permanent homes and prepare for life on their own when they reach adulthood, according to the plan.
State officials have privately estimated the first-year cost of court-ordered reforms at the troubled child protection agency at more than $125 million. The latest draft of the plan, dated Monday and obtained by The Star- Ledger last night, puts the cost of expanded drug treatment at $57 million and the additional services for teens at $10 million, but it lacks many other specifics about costs.
Acting Human Services Commissioner James Davy said yesterday the plan is still very much a "fluid" document, and with a week to spare before its Feb. 18 due date, "we will use every minute to get it done." He declined to comment on specifics of the plan before it is completed.
Davy did offer a progress report on ongoing changes he's making within the agency. He said it has closed 2,056 of a backlog of 6,000 cases involving children identified as being in safe hands and no longer in need of state intervention. DYFS also has licensed 126 new foster homes in the past month and an additional 200 potential foster parents are undergoing home reviews and training.
Gov. James E. McGreevey's administration agreed to overhaul the $550 million agency to settle a class-action civil rights lawsuit on behalf of foster children brought by Children's Rights Inc. of New York. The settlement last summer requires the state to present a reform plan to an expert panel monitoring the reforms.
Highlights of the draft plan include:
Currently, the "board rate" paid to foster parents starts at $420 for the youngest children and rises to $500 for teens. "Kinship homes," in which children are placed with relatives, receive a flat $250 per child.
The plan calls for gradual increases in those rates, the first in six years. The rate for the youngest children, for example, would rise to $594 a month - a 41 percent increase for foster parents, and more than double what relatives now receive. The plan also leaves room to adjust the monthly fees higher over time.
Doing so would "more accurately reflect the cost of raising a child in New Jersey," according to the plan. "People willing to consider foster and or adoptive parenthood should be respected, honored and supported throughout the process."
Davy last week announced a $10 million push to add 760 outpatient and inpatient beds this year, but the administration's long-term plan goes much further. The plan proposes adding 1,420 additional long- and short-term treatment beds over the next four years. The plan also contemplates adding 125 inpatient and 625 outpatient openings for teenage drug users over the next five years.
DYFS officials would keep teenagers' cases open past the age of 18 if they choose, automatically enroll every teen leaving the system in Medicaid, and develop 200 transitional living units over the next five years. Every DYFS office will train several workers to specialize in adolescent care and make a concerted push toward finding adolescents adoptive homes "until at least their 16th birthdays." Those willing to adopt teens would qualify for a one-time tax credit, respite care and mental health services in the home.
"Like many other child welfare systems, New Jersey is reluctant to acknowledge adolescents' abuse and neglect, and to permit them to enter the system even when they desperately need to - thus consigning them to situations that can include homelessness, drug and alcohol addiction or dealing and prostitution," the plan says.
The DYFS plan, as previously reported in The Star-Ledger, also includes hiring 1,100 new employees to reduce caseloads.
Human Services officials also envision changing the way caseworkers investigate abuse and assist troubled families. Some workers would be assigned to investigate abuse and receive extensive forensic training, while others would focus on "permanency," assisting birth, foster and adoptive families in providing stable homes.
"Separating the protective and permanency functions will also improve our ability to coordinate with law enforcement and medical providers in cases of severe maltreatment which may require criminal prosecution," the report said.
Those few who have seen the draft plan generally praised the effort.
"I am impressed with the scope of the plan," said Cecilia Zalkind, executive director of the child advocacy group, the Association for Children of New Jersey. "It seems to touch upon the relevant issues and makes connection with other systems that seem important.
In particular, Zalkind said she supported the expansion of drug treatment services and separating out investigations. "Caseworkers cannot be both the policeman and support worker," she said.
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"He (Eisenhower) believed that if people from different cultures could come together in peace and friendship, so eventually would countries," Mildon said. "Since its founding People to People has launched many international programs, including Sister Cities and Project Hope."
The trip will not be a vacation, according to People to People officials.
"Student Ambassadors are expected to create a positive impression of our country and culture, whether making a good impression in a school visit overseas, meeting local citizens, or attending a briefing with a government representative," said Mary Eisenhower, president and CEO of People to People International, in a prepared statement. "This diplomatic spirit is one of the things that sets the People to People experience apart; our Student Ambassadors are global students and teachers of their own culture."
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Election candidate profile: Irv Johnson
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NAME: Irv Johnson
CANDIDATE FOR: Cabell County assessor
PARTY: Republican
CITY: Huntington
EDUCATION: Marshall University Bachelor Degree 1988; Insurance Schools of WV; Allstate LRN; 58 CEU credits for WV State Licensing; Certified in Web Page Development; Huntington East High.
CURRENT OCCUPATION: Business Owner (Johnson Photo Plus, Johnson Allstate Insurance, I&L Properties, LLC)
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS: Lewis Memorial Baptist Church, Mayor Wolfe's "Don't Horse Around with Drugs", Cabell Midland HS Athletic Boosters, Sherwood Estates Homeowners' Association, (President 7 years), Southside Neighborhood Association.
FAMILY: Wife of 24 years, Linda Fowler Johnson, Teacher at Milton Middle School; Daughter, Ashley (20), Junior at Liberty University; Son, Nicholas (19), Freshman at Marshall University.
QUESTION & ANSWER: What special qualities or traits would make you a good assessor?
"25+ years of management--qualified to oversee the staff of nearly 30 employees. 12+ years owner/manager investment properties. 5+ years licensed insurance agent-certified in property assessment. 25+ years dealing with the public in business situations—possess communication skills needed to connect with citizens from various backgrounds."
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"It is the best muck diving in the country," Skip Commagere said. Not a very complimentary description for the newest underwater trail in Palm Beach County, Florida. Muck divers are a special breed of underwater photographers. They seek out places that harbor weird ocean creatures. Spots that are protected from currents, waves and storms where underwater shelter provides niches for juvenile marine organisms to grow to adulthood. The term muck diving usually means these divers are willing to search the depths of backwaters and bays where the bottom is often mucky.
This is not the case at the Phil Foster Park Snorkel Trail under the east end of the Blue Heron Bridge where the bottom is clean white sand. It is a public county park provided with lifeguards and ample free parking.
"Blue Heron Bridge was a local secret spot. Only old time locals knew about it," Commagere added. There are few off the beach diving sites with free parking. Divers can pull up to the curb at the east end of the Bridge, back into a free parking spot, unload their gear and suit up at handy wooden picnic tables, usually unoccupied except during weekends. Fresh water showers enable divers to rinse their gear after a dive.
"In 2008 the recession thing hit. Diving is expensive. It may cost $65 for a boat trip plus the cost of filling tanks. Many divers are family people. The husband may dive but the wife doesn't. In the recession it's difficult for the husband to say, 'Honey, I'm going to spend $85 to go diving today but you stay away from the Mall.' We started running free Blue Heron Bridge dive trips. We created this monster because we promoted it," Commagere laughed.
For the owner and founder of Force-E dive stores to make a statement like that is extraordinary in and of itself. It shows a commitment to promoting an activity and offering scuba and snorkel divers a free alternative to spending money on boat trips.
"It has become a great dive site. Divers see strange creatures. It is also a relief valve for dive stores in Georgia and the Carolinas. They bring their students to South Florida for check out dives. The problem in South Florida is that boat diving can get blown out by weather. Driving down from out of state and then having to cancel dives is not a happy prospect. Some dive stores were checking out their students in fresh water springs and not coming down here to dive in the ocean just for that reason. The Blue Heron Bridge is a sheltered spot and allows them to dive. This is important to the economy of our area. They stay in hotels, go to restaurants, shop, spend money. The bridge is a little pot of gold at the end of the rainbow." Commagere is enthusiastic about the dive site, enhanced now with the County's creating an artificial reef just off the public bathing beach.
There is a lifeguard protected area of the beach and a protected swim area. Divers are asked to make their entries off the beach outside the lifeguarded area so as not to interfere with swimmers. That is simple enough since there is plenty of room to spread out along the beachfront that faces south toward Peanut Island. Palm Beach County Commissioners, the Parks and Recreation Department and the Department of Environmental Resources Management pooled their expertise to install 600 tons of limestone rock off the beach.


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Also check out the photos-only 'ible of this super cool bag!
Step 1: You'll Need. . .
- 35mm film - trailers from newer films are suggested and can frequently be found on eBay for only a few dollars
- heavy-duty string (yarn can also be used if desired)
- sewing needle
- scissors
- ruler (optional but suggested)
Step 2: Cutting Strips and Piecing
- 14 strips 12" long (7 per side)
- 2 strips 12" long (for the handles)
- 2 strips 26" long (for the sides and the bottom)
- Begin by threading your needle and overlapping the sprockets of two of the 12" strips
- Stitch through the sprockets to hold the two strips together (an up-and-down type stitch is suggested)
- Add another strip overlapping one of the two existing strips and sew through the sprockets to connect the strips
- Continue until you have affixed 7 strips to each other to form a sheet of film
- Repeat with the other 7 12" strips
- Fold up approximately an inch of each side of each of the two sheets so that the cut ends are not exposed
Step 3: Sides, Bottom, and Handles
- Overlap the edges of the 26" long pieces and sew through the sprockets to connect them to one another (an up-and-down type stitch is suggested)
- Align the cut edge of the side piece with one of the sheets and sew through to connect them (an over-hand stitch is suggested)
- Continue around the bottom edge sewing through the sprockets before sewing up the third side
- Repeat to affix the second sheet to the side/bottom pieces
- Position the remaining 12" pieces where you would like your handles and sew to secure them to the bag (an up-and-down type stitch is suggested)
- Show off your awesome new bag!
You'll also probably need an army or boy scout type buckle with a sliding clamp since the film would probably tear immediately with a traditional buckle.
Good luck, and don't forget to post!
As noted above, I was able to track down a trailer on eBay - there are lots of them available there but newer ones are suggested since they're cheaper and are more likely to be mylar film.
Thanks for the question!
Since the mid-1930s cellulose acetate films began to replace nitrate, with cellulose triacetate ending up replacing nitrate film in full in the West by the early 1950s. All was well and good, however we have come to learn that acetate film has its own problems; namely that under certain storage conditions acetic acid can be released from the base and cause the film to disintegrate.
The third, which has been around for as long as acetate but didn't come to much use until the early '90s, is polyester (Kodak's trade name for it is ESTAR). Its main advantages are that it's a) not flammable (but it will melt), and b) it's incredibly resistant to failure under tension or sheer force (but the downside is that an ESTAR jam in a projector will more likely destroy the projector rather than the film).
Provided you are using new trailers you will be fine. I'd suggest only using trailers for another reason too: older trailers, even pre-2000, are becoming increasingly harder to get for those people who actually want to preserve them or actually show them.
I think still camera film (as long as it's developed) would work just as well, and as far as I know it's the same material. I think it'd be very cool to make a wallet out of negatives from family vacations, etc.
Personally I would probably use a heavy yarn and just do an over-hand stitch along the edges of the handles. That would cover them, and unlike tape, you wouldn't have to worry about it coming off (I'm also not sure how well tape would stick to the mylar film).
Thanks again! Please do post photos if you try it out!
Looks like a cool bag!
Thanks for the awesome question!
how much weight can it hold?


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Bluebonnet Member Wins Recipe Contest Grand Prize
Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative member Linda Morten of Somerville was named the grand prize winner of Texas Co-op Power's 2011 Holiday Recipe Contest sponsored by the Texas Pecan Board.
Morten earned $2,000 for her winning recipe, Pecan-Cranberry Bread Pudding with Lemon Hard Sauce.
Morten and her husband, Michael, live near Lake Somerville. She is no stranger to recipe contest victories. In 2005, Morten won the National Beef Cook-Off and $50,000. She has three grown daughters and works for the Brenham State School.
This year, $1,000 prizes were awarded to the winners of two categories, Savory and Sweet, and two $500 prizes were awarded to runners-up in each category. Each recipe was required to include Texas pecans as a featured ingredient.
Bryan resident Luke Canatella was named the Sweet Category winner for his recipe for Breakfast Cookies. The Savory Category winner was Bandera Electric Cooperative member Sativa Rasmussen-Sanders of Pipe Creek for her recipe for Twisted Texas Chicken Diablos.
J-A-C Electric Cooperative member G.W. Quick of Jacksboro was the Savory Category runnerup with his recipe for Texas-Style Savory Deviled Eggs. Rusk County Electric Cooperative member Jean Bunyard of Carthage was runner- up in the Sweet Category for her Fig Pecan Pie recipe.
Winning recipes were printed in the December issue of Texas Coop Power magazine, which circulates to 1.2 million members of electric cooperatives in Texas. The recipes are also available at TexasCoopPower.com.
Texas Co-op Power Food Editor Kevin Hargis sifted through hundreds of entries that poured in via mail, fax and through the magazine's website, TexasCoopPower.com, in a months- long evaluation and testing process.
"It was a difficult decision picking from among the many strong entries this year," Hargis said. "I think the overall quality of the entries in both categories showcase the versatility and quality of Texas-grown pecans."
The Texas Pecan Board (www.texaspecans.org) represents the interests of the state's pecan growers, who produce, on average, 60 million pounds of the nuts every year. Pecans, which contain more than 19 vitamins and minerals, no cholesterol and no sodium, are rich in fiber and unsaturated fats.


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So as the New Year approaches, it's a good time to look back on the dance programmes in Hong Kong in the past year. It's been an uneven year for the Hong Kong Ballet. The highlight was the Galaxy gala in May with some outstanding stars from overseas. The company's guest principal from San Francisco Ballet, Yuan Yuan Tan and her partner Anthony Spaulding were expressive in Edwaard Liang's "Somewhere in Time" and in Yuri Possokhov's "Diving into the Lilacs". Among the other guests were the couple from California, Drew Jacoby and Rubinald Pronk, who were compelling in their raw physical and emotional power. Also praiseworthy was the celebrated partnership from the English National Ballet, Daria Klimentova and Vadim Muntagirov, in the balcony duet from Nureyev's "Romeo and Juliet".
The revival of Balanchine's "Allegro Brillante" was also outstanding with Jin Yao and Huang Zhen in the lead roles again. Balanchine's "Rubies" was also excellently danced by Wu Yan and Liu Yu-Yao in March in the Stravinsky programme, though the other two ballets were mediocre. Glad also to see again Peter Quanz's excellent "Luminous" in the November mixed programme. Quanz's work created last year is by far the finest new work commissioned by the Hong Kong Ballet in the past two decades. However Fei Bo's premiere "A Room of Her Own" in the same programme was unexpectedly disappointing. Fei Bo is the resident choreographer of the National Ballet of China, and his work "The Peony Pavilion" was shown in the Edinburgh Festival this summer.
In October, this Beijing troupe's three performances of different programmes at the Asian Culture Festival showed again its superiority relative to our local troupe in terms of talent and repertory. Wang Qimin and Li Jun, their golden couple, illuminated "Swan Lake" in a much finer production (by Natalia Makarova) than Hong Kong Ballet's version. The opening gala showed excerpts from its large and diversified repertory. In July, the ballet world mourned the death of the French choreographer Roland Petit. Petit's "Carmen" pas de deux was fittingly included in the National Ballet of China's gala. It's a pity that this company can't tour Hong Kong more often.
The year 2011 actually started off promisingly with the tour by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Sadly this troupe will disband on New Year's Eve in accordance with the will of the great choreographer who passed away two years ago. Hong Kong was lucky to be included in the troupe's farewell worldwide tour. The work shown in Hong Kong, "Nearly 90", however is not among Cunningham's greatest. Another renowned modern dance choreographer who died in 2009 was Pina Bausch. And it's timely of the Hong Kong Arts Festival to present her company in March. In November, Akram Khan's new solo show "Desh" was outstanding. The most original and absorbing modern dance programme this year was Lloyd Newson's new work "Can We Talk about This?" performed by the DV8 Physical Theatre in September.
Nearby in Macau, the audiences saw the Stuttgart Ballet in March. They presented Cranko's "Taming of the Shrew" showing off the troupe's excellence. Hope that this German troupe can visit Hong Kong again before too long.
I have saved the greatest dance event till the last – the seven sold-out performances of two rewarding programmes of the New York City Ballet in Hong Kong in March. This was actually the first ever tour to China of this greatest American company. Praise to the Hong Kong Arts Festival for arranging this historic tour. Since the Mariinsky Ballet's appearance in the 2010 festival, Hong Kong audiences have seen no finer ballet performances than the New York City Ballet dancing the four Balanchine masterpieces selected for this tour, especially "Divertimento No. 15". And Jerome Robbins' "Dances at a Gathering" was also magnificently danced.


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Chapel Hill artist's soaring success
The good news for folks around Chapel Hill is that Elaine O'Neil will continue her series of North Carolina "Luv This Place" calendars for 2015. Her four previous editions, each with 12 different prints of her unique and quirky views of our state's special places, have become collectables.
O'Neil shares portions of these calendar sales with the North Carolina Cancer Hospital.
Last year she shared her enthusiasm for our area by illustrating "Goodnight Moon," producing the book in partnership with Missy Julian Fox and Marie Myers Lloyd. That book is called a "lyrical love letter" to their hometown that "captures the uniqueness of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in a warm and playful manner."
The even better news for her fans and collectors is a new calendar series for 2015 that will feature O'Neil's special look at scenes from all over the country.
"I think there are so many places and things that we all cherish and hold dear in this great country -- and this is my way to focus on that," she explained. "I've tried to pick places from all geographic areas of the country and also included some culture (our great American writers) and baseball (our favorite pasttime for kids everywhere in the USA) as well as our family vacation traditions (the beach)."
O'Neil's personal calls to bookstores, gift shops, museums and word-of-mouth referrals have made the North Carolina calendars a growing commercial success. She plans the same approach for the national calendar.
"I'm trying to get it in some bigger stores, catalogs and museum shops, maybe some on-line catalogs, too," she says. "It's all new and frightening and exciting! I plan to send special packages to people who to me are the epitome of America, with true American spirit -- and see where that leads."
Meanwhile, O'Neil and her husband Glenn have gotten used to life without having their three sons at home. Oldest son Hayden has served in the Coast Guard for eight years. Conner graduated from East Carolina in May and is already at work in construction management. Fletcher is working on a double major in math and biology at UNC-Charlotte.
Meanwhile, O'Neil stays busy in her home studio creating new images sewing together varieties of fabrics and colors to create more original art.
As a supporter of FRANK Gallery she recently contributed a work titled "Cormorant Caravan" to go its current showing of local art with the theme of trees.
She says, "I wanted to show trees as habitat for our water birds. This piece depicts a dead tree floating (drift wood) as a resting place for cormorants to dry their wings, socialize and nap. I am drawn to cormorants for their amazing diving, swimming, and fishing ability. Their sleek black feathered wings that propel them through the skies and through the water."
Similarly, O'Neil's admirers watch for new examples of her amazing variety of subjects and her soaring success.
D.G. Martin's regular weekly column appears on the Herald-Sun's editorial pages on Wednesdays and on line at http://www.heraldsun.com/opinion/opinioncolumnists/martin.
Martin hosts "North Carolina Bookwatch," which airs Sundays at noon and Thursdays at 5 p.m. on UNC-TV. Viewers with access to UNC-TV's digital channel UNC-MX can preview the program on the preceding Friday at 9 p.m. For more information or to view prior programs visit the webpage at www.unctv.org/ncbookwatch
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I know there are folks out there who pay no attention to sports, but you'd have to work pretty hard to live in Oregon right now and not know the University of Oregon's high-powered football squad are the top-ranked team in all the land, ahead of traditional bluebloods like Auburn, LSU, Nebraska and Ohio State.
I come from SEC country, so I have a natural aversion to the cream-puff brand of football played in the Pac-10. However, even I must admit that the Ducks are pretty fun to watch, and I'm getting swept up by Quack Fever, or whatever they call it.
Of course, whenever a sports team reaches these kinds of heights, there must be a hastily assembled theme song to soundtrack their dominance. The best-known example, by far, is the 1985 Chicago Bears' "Super Bowl Shuffle," but the good people at Deadspin have compiled literally dozens of these songs, spanning all styles and all sports. Find them here and here and here.
Which brings us back to the 2010-11 Oregon Ducks, a team without a song. Until a recent weekend, that is, when Top Shelf — a hip-hop duo half-based in Bend — put together "Green and Yellow" to commemorate UO's season. Behold:
Frequency readers already know Top Shelf MCs Amsterdam and Middle are big sports fans. On Monday, Amsterdam (an '05 grad of UO) said the duo wrote and recorded the lyrics to "Green and Yellow" in about an hour to celebrate the Ducks' best season in recent memory. (The beat is from Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow.")
"Middle really wanted to use the beat for our upcoming mixtape but I was reluctant since I really liked the original," said Amsterdam. "I came up with the 'Green and Yellow' concept on the drive up, which coincidentally wasn't that original of an idea. Haha."
Amsterdam said he has since learned that some other people have had the same idea but "didn't execute it very cleanly." Radio stations began playing Top Shelf's version after they heard it, he said.
Not bad for a spontaneous, one-off recording that doesn't exactly represent the duo's current sound.
"We just thought it was something Oregon fans could play on gameday, something that people could relate to on a community level," Amsterdam said. "This song really isn't a genuine example for our newest work, to be honest. Our best music is still waiting to be released, as our debut album 'If It's Hot You'll Hear It' will be out in early 2011. Stay tuned, and we appreciate your support Bend."
#1 Oregon plays #21 Arizona at 4 p.m. today on ESPN. (That's in 30 minutes.) Thanks to Top Shelf, now you have something to help you get hyped for the game.


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zucchini, diced
green onions, sliced
carrot, cubed
green bell pepper, diced
tomato, chopped
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fat free ranch dressing
salt to taste
ground black pepper to taste
Really a nice fresh-tasting salad and nice to look at too with the variety of colors. I found it a little bland so added about 1 teaspoon of ranch dressing mix. That did it! Really great taste and good for you too! What more could you ask for? Will definitely make often, especially when the garden squash and zucchini are about to take over!
I like the idea of this, but I'm not so certain I'm sold on it. The salad is pretty bland, and that's after I added the salt and pepper and tossed in some Old Bay for good measure. While I like the crunch, I'm not convinced I like squash uncooked this way. It was, however, a nice idea and I'm glad I tried it. I'd just need to do some reworking in order to make this again. thanks for the recipe!
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This Was a Mouth Watering Recipie! This is a recipie i would Recommend!
Great way to use all the summer veggies. I choped my veggies into small pieces, but not small enought. I recommend that you target 5mm cubes
This salad goes into my recipe box. The only alteration that I did was to use one teaspoon of ranch salad dressing mix. Thanks for the great recipe.
Somehow this went south (maybe moisture from the veggies made dressing weirdly watery)
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Only for tall and slender I am 5'3", 125 lbs with a bit of tummy. I ordered a medium as haven't been "small" in many years. Notice in the picture the bottom hits at mid-hip - Model must be at least 6' tall On me, it hits at mid-thigh. The lower part is fairly straight and does not allow room for any curve of tummy or "behind". The cap sleeves are too floppy- model must have broad shoulders,- with arm holes too large, showing the bra. The overall shape is poorly designed, with cost-cutting at every turn.. I do not find it cut too deep in front, tho #as long as you're not wearing a push-up bra to "advertise".# I plan to hem 5" off the bottom- this will relieve the tightness across the tummy and take the hem to mid-hip. And have the outer half of the sleeves shirred - this will raise the armhole. Is this cost effective? Probably not. April 25, 2015
Colors make many outfits work! Ordered this shirt because the dress wasn't available at the time. Love the colors. Goes with my jet set black pants, capris and skirt as well as the taupe. Dress up or down. Really pops with white pants. Wrinkle free and travels great. A little more than I would have liked to have paid, but I'm very happy. And YES! I ordered the dress. May 23, 2014
A tall girls best blouse This is a colorful and lovely fitting blouse.. but beware of the plunging neckline.. it is much too low for short statured women, unless you like to advertise.. I just tacked it up a bit and good to go! Love it January 4, 2015
Feels and looks great. This top is really in a cute and cheery print. Fits well, washes easily and a good addition to my wardrobe! November 26, 2014
Very versatile top I ordered this to wear over a flowing Travelsmith sleeveless dress so that it would look like a skirt and top which it does. Then I wore it over a real skirt, and it looks good. Then I put it on with black pants, and it makes a very nice outfit. I like that there are so many colors in it. It's comfortable too. I think it will be something that I wear often. June 11, 2014
Didn't wrinkle a bit! I took this on a recent week-long trip, wore it twice, and didn't have a wrinkle to worry about. It is lightweight, so I wore it without a jacket during the day and added a blazer for dinner out. It looks professional with the blazer, but casual without. I got it on sale, but the price is good anyway. April 25, 2014
Low V neckline Shoppers will want to know that the V dips low enough that some ladies may not care for it. I like it well enough to keep it for vacation wear; in my opinion it would not be appropriate for work wear. April 28, 2014
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Brendan John Boyd is possibly in a black 2007 Ford Mustang with Texas LP BCB3466 with a TAMU sticker on the rear of the vehicle.
Investigation into this matter continues by the Criminal Investigations Division and anyone with information is asked to contact the College Station Police Department at 979-764-3600.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas Days after a College Station man went missing, friends are hoping for the best, but fearing the worst.
Brendan John Boyd, 24, known to his friends as John, hasn't been seen or heard from since Christmas day.
Boyd worked at the Texas Roadhouse restaurant on University in College Station. Coworker Kaylee Stasik said he'd only worked there for a short time, but it didn't take him long to make a big impression.
"I don't know of one person that didn't like him," said Stasik.
Stasik said the news of his disappearance had everyone in shock.
"I knew he loved it here," said Stasik. "I knew he loved going to A&M."
Boyd, who planned on attending Texas A&M for his master's degree, told friends he was headed back to his hometown of Abilene for Christmas to see friends.
Boyd's manager said Boyd worked Christmas Eve, and didn't notice anything out of the ordinary while he was there. She said he was a hard worker who fit right in at the restaurant.
Stasik said she may have been the last person to hear from him.
"I heard from him Christmas day," said Stasik. "Around 6:30, he texted me Merry Christmas."
She wasn't able to respond until the next day, but Stasik said Boyd would never text her back.
Stasik said she eventually called Boyd after he missed his work shift two days after Christmas, but he didn't answer.
"And then I texted him, hey, if you're missing work, this isn't cool," Stasik said. "If you're ignoring me and missing work, that's really not cool."
Stasik's manager said after another two days with no word from Boyd, she called police.
Chuck Fleeger with the College Station Police Department said they're working with Abilene Police to try and track Boyd down. So far, police don't suspect foul play was involved.
"We're trying to contact anyone who knows the subject. Whether that's friends, coworkers or family," said Fleeger. "Trying to ascertain any information that they have."
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The time has come to identify the Seattle condo sale of the year. It should be referred to as the purchase of the year - we'll explain. After pouring through all the sales records for 2013, July 29th jumped out at us the most. That is when unit #2104 at Cristalla sold for $460,000. It is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath with 1,132 sq. ft. That is a price per square foot of $406. Unit … [Read more...]
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This might not be a surprise, but I think there is a chance your real estate agent has been in jeopardy of losing their home. I saw this first hand on Tuesday when I took a Short Sale Certification course at the Seattle Association of Realtors. It featured short sales experts, legal council for John L Scott and a short sale negotiation firm. In this room full of agents, I … [Read more...]
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|This article's lead section may not adequately summarize key points of its contents. (November 2014)
|Rumble Roses
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
|Hiromi Furuta
Mugio Awano
|Akari Uchida[1]
Norifumi Hara
|Shiki Emiya
Hidekazu Tanaka
|Toshiyuki Mori
|Makio Yamanaka
Tatsuya Watanabe
|Akira Yamaoka
Mutsuhiko Izumi
Michiru Yamane
|PlayStation 2
|Release date(s)
|Single-player, multiplayer
Rumble Roses (ランブルローズ?) is a professional wrestling fighting game that was developed by Yuke's and Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo and published by Konami for the PlayStation 2 in 2004. The game uses the same engine as Yuke's 2003 release Exciting Pro Wrestling 5. Rumble Roses was followed by Rumble Roses XX released for the Xbox 360 in 2006.
Rumble Roses features an all female cast. There are regular matches and mud wrestling matches. There is also a story mode and an option to allow two computer controlled girls to "duke it out while you watch." Each character is claimed to contain 10,000 polygons, a record number for the PlayStation 2.[2]
Rumble Roses boasts a heel/face system. Each character has an alternate side, bringing the total character count up to 22. Most characters start as a face, or good side. Three of them, however (Bloody Shadow, Candy Cane, and Evil Rose), start as the heel or evil side. Alternate forms of each character are unlocked through the Vow System. Vows are specific things the player must complete during matches, such as not using weapons, using a Killer Move, or winning the match within a certain time limit.
The game's unique unlock system allows only one version of each character (either heel or face) to be unlocked for exhibition matches at any time. The characters can still change back and forth, and unlocked characters remain open for story mode and gallery mode. This effectively cuts the roster in half for exhibition mode.[3][4]
A mad scientist disguised as a nurse holds an international women's wrestling tournament, and brainwashes and takes DNA samples from the participants to create super soldiers.[2][3]
Each character has two versions, and each version has a unique sub-plot within Story Mode. The versions, dubbed "Good" or "Evil", have unique attires, names and move sets. It is not possible to use both Good and Bad variations of the same character in the same match. Most "Evil" characters have a matching tattoo on their body, which implies that they have been brain-washed by Anesthesia. The alternate characters have a much shorter story-mode.
- Aigle (Good) is a member of a nomadic minority living on the great plains of Mongolia. Her father and brother are grand champions in Mongolian Sumo. She also possesses the great strength of her father and brother. Aigle joined Rumble Roses in order to convince her father and brother that she is a great warrior. Somewhat lacking in self-esteem for her under-developed body, Aigle has a running gag of comparing the "teats" of the sheep she tended back home to those buxom women she faces in the ring.
- Great Khan (Evil), also known as Killer Khan, is the alter ego of Aigle. Aigle didn't know that being a noble warrior would be a difficult path and began to make fouls in matches. She didn't go back home, thinking her father and brother would laugh at her. Aigle decided to become Great Khan and plans to conquer the world. Despite her decision, she still misses her father.
- Aisha (Good) is a highly successful money-making star who has won every contemporary Grammy available. Aisha is often rude to those she encounters, namely her rival Dixie Clemets.
- Sista A, (Evil) also known as Showbiz, is the alter ego of Aisha. After Rumble Roses, Aisha's record sales took a severe downfall, resulting in failure to make any money and soon being out of the business. However, Aisha still had a passion for dancing, and entered the Rumble Roses tournament just to dance on the stage.
- Anesthesia (Good) is a mysterious self-appointed nurse who serves as Lady X's assistant. She is particularly gifted at complicated submission moves. It is implied that she works for a hidden mastermind.
- Dr. Anesthesia (Evil), also known as Dr. Cutter, is the alter ego of Anesthesia. This is Anesthesia when operating. It is also the mastermind that Anesthesia pretends to work for. She wears a surgical mask to conceal her identity, although removes it for Mud Matches. After her project with Lady X went horribly wrong, Anesthesia became Dr. Anesthesia, with hopes of rebuilding Lady X and improving her, as well as getting revenge on those who defeated her and turn them into the so-called donors of the Lady X Project then turning them into an unbeatable army of cyborgs and experiments.
- Benikage (Evil), also known by her code name Bloody Shadow, is a female ninja wrestler working undercover for the Japanese government to investigate the Rumble Roses organization.
- Yasha (Good), also known as Judgment, is the "true self" of Benikage. She believes in justice, liberty, and all sorts of other things that would define the typical "hero". She has also quit the secret organisation she once worked for, an act punishable by death.
- Candy Cane (Rebecca Welsh) (Evil) sings lead vocals of the all girl punk band The Killer Barbies. Society has labeled her a misfit and a punk, but in reality, she has a pure heart. She entered Rumble Roses in order to win the prize money and to save the orphanage where she was raised. However, she plays truant from school in order to do this.
- Becky (Good) is the alter ego of Candy Cane. She is a typical cheery cheerleader. Miss Spencer convinced Candy Cane to go back to school, and Candy soon joined the cheerleading squad. She uses this to her wrestling advantage, as many of her attacks and moves focus on various cheerleading stunts.
- Dixie Clemets (Good) is the only daughter of a prominent Texan ranch owner. Dixie helps out with the family ranch while also working at the local sheriffs' office. She decided to try her hand at Rumble Roses when she found out that the daughter of her idol, the legendary wrestler Kamikaze Rose, entered the tournament. She uses the game's theme song as her own.
- Sgt. Clemets (Evil) is her alter ego after performing various "fouls", which resulted in fans "booing" her. She then became a cop, though with her changed attitude, became a rather "crooked" cop.
- Evil Rose (Fujiko Hinomoto) (Evil) is a feared masked wrestler who is known for her very rough tactics. She has superhuman reflexes and agility, which she uses to full advantage while torturing her opponents. She has in depth knowledge of Reiko and Lady X.
- Noble Rose is the alter ego of Evil Rose. Like Yasha, Noble Rose believes in things that define the typical hero. Noble Rose is aware that she is, in fact, Reiko's sister. And she also knows the fate of their mother. She never reveals either of these secrets to Reiko.
- Lady X (Good) Substance is an artificial being made from the genetic codes of the famous Japanese female wrestler Kamikaze Rose. She is a cyborg, as sufficient portions of her are mechanical. Lady X was created by Anesthesia to alter the military balance on a global scale and to plunge the world into fear and suffering. Noble Rose is aware that Lady X was once her and Reiko's mother, but keeps this secret to herself.
- Lady X Subsistence (Evil) is the alter ego of Lady X Substance. Though there really isn't any noticeable change, Lady X Subsistence is exactly identical to Lady X. However, Lady X Subsistence is in her true "cyborg" form. She has unique moves and taunts that demonstrate that she is a cyborg, e.g. one of her special involves firing a her fist like a projectile to hit an opponent who is out of reach.
- Makoto Aihara (藍原誠 Aihara Makoto?)(Good) is child prodigy of Judo. She has elite status as a judo practitioner, but yearns to avenge her loss in her childhood at the hands of another girl. She joins Rumble Roses when she finds out the other girl entered. Unlike the other characters, she is very shy and is uncomfortable with being viewed as a "beautiful woman".
- The Black Belt Demon, or The BBD (Evil) is the alter ego of Makoto Aihara. With amazing strength and skill, she hopes to win Rumble Roses again. However, she is purely possessed. She wishes to kill Reiko and Aigle, her best friends and greatest rivals. Her personality is almost entirely different from before.
- Muriel Spencer (Good), referred to as Miss Spencer, is a history teacher who joins Rumble Roses in order to drag her most rebellious student, Rebecca Welsh, back to school.
- Mistress Spencer (Evil) is a dominatrix version of Miss Spencer, though they both have different personalities. To go with her dominatrix gimmick she has a "slave", a flamboyant man in clown make-up named Sebastian. She begins all matches with a riding crop in hand.
- Reiko Hinomoto (日ノ本零子 Hinomoto Reiko?)(Good) is a girl that loves competition and is not afraid to show it. She respects her opponents, her mother's legacy as a legendary wrestler, and often prays to her before and after a match. She enters the sport after her mother and sister go missing. She never learns that they are both in the tournament.
- Rowdy Reiko (Evil) is her alter ego after she joins a group of bikers who called themselves The Road Warriors. Reiko became their leader, and was given the name Queen Cobra. She denies being Reiko, saying she has killed her.
In the online mode included with the Subsistence re-release of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, a game setting allowed the highest scoring player on each team to play as either Reiko Hinomoto for red team or Rowdy Reiko for blue after the first round was over and points were totaled. These players had modified CQC attacks in which Reiko would perform her signature "Sunrise Suplex" move on their opponent.
Rumors that Sebastian the Clown, the Bear and Aicha's dancers can be unlocked as playable characters are incorrect. While they do have full models on the game disc they were never made to used in matches. It is possible with hacking to replace preset characters with them, but they will retain all of the attributes, moves, etc. of the character they replaced.
- Rumble Roses Project feat. Teresa James - "Yankee Rose" (Dixie Clemets)
- The Killer Barbies - "Have Some Fun" (Candy Cane)
- Aisha - "FATE" performed (Aisha)
- Aisha - "NO MORE" performed (Showbiz/Sista A)
- Sota Fujimori feat. yoshiko - "Look At The Sky" (Reiko Hinomoto)
- Akira Yamaoka - "Pluck The Roses!" (Evil Rose)
- Akira Yamaoka - "I'm Too Virtuous" (Miss Spencer)
- Sota Fujimori - "Whip Me Hard!" (Mistress Spencer)
- Sota Fujimori - "The Cutter" (Dr. Cutter/Dr. Anesthesia)
- Sota Fujimori - THE MECH;MOTHER (Lady X/Lady X Substance)
- Becky - "B.E.C.K.Y." (Becky)
- Yuka Kawahara - "Junction Rainy Blue" (Rowdy Reiko)
- Yuka Watanabe - "The Spirit Hawk" (Aigle)
- Chuji Nagoka - "The Imperial Carnival" (Killer Khan)
- Michiru Yamane - "Immortal Revenger" (Judgement/Yasha)
- Michiru Yamane - "The Thorn of Justice" (Noble Rose)
- DJ TAKA - "The Shadow Appears" (Bloody Shadow/Benikage)
- Ayice - "Summer Memories" (Makoto Aihara)
- Des-ROW - "The Bitter Road" (The Black Belt Demon/The BBD)
- Mutsuhiko Izumi - "Dice Away" (Sgt. Clemets)
- DJ nagureo - "Keep on Liftin'" (Anesthesia)
|This section requires expansion. (February 2012)
The game has received generally mixed or average reviews, having an aggregate score of 66% on Metacritic.[5] Critics generally disliked the audio quality and plot but praised the graphics.[6] J.M. Vargas's review for PSX Nation said, "Like too many Konami projects localized in English the voices in this game are utter and complete garbage."[7] Jeremy Dunham reviewed the game for IGN, giving it a 7.8/10 overall: 9 in both Presentation and Graphics, 6.5 in Sound, 7.5 in Gameplay, and 7 in Lasting Appeal. Dunham found the storyline to be lackluster but enjoyed the game, commenting that "It's one of those rare games that manages to capitalize on the whole sex appeal thing without sacrificing the gameplay along with it."[2] In an article for GamerFeed, Chris Buffa said that the "gorgeous women and environments will get your blood pumping" and the "corny dialogue only adds to the game's hilarity".[4] In 2012, FHM included Benikage among the nine "sexiest ninja babes in games" and compared her to Jade Lopez.[8]
|This article needs additional citations for verification. (February 2012)
- ^ Konami: The Rumble Roses Interview - Video Games Daily - Kikizo
- ^ a b c Dunham, Jeremy (2004-11-08). "Rumble Roses - IGN". IGN Entertainment. Retrieved 2013-02-15.
- ^ a b Lee, Garnett (2004-11-13). "Rumble Roses Review for PS2 from 1UP.com". 1UP.com. Retrieved 2013-02-15.
- ^ a b Buffa, Chris (2004-11-16). "GamerFeed : Reviews : Sony : Rumble Roses". GamerFeed. Archived from the original on 2005-02-04. Retrieved 2013-02-15.
- ^ Rumble Roses for PlayStation 2 Reviews, Ratings, Credits, and More at Metacritic
- ^ Villoria, Gerald (2004-12-15). "G4techTV - Feature - Rumble Roses Review". G4techTV. Archived from the original on 2004-12-20. Retrieved 2013-02-16.
- ^ Vargas, J.M. (2004-12-20). "PSX Nation: Rumble Roses". Archived from the original on 2005-09-16. Retrieved 2013-02-15.
- ^ Gelo Gonzales, 9 Sexiest Ninja Babes in Games, FHM, March 29, 2012.
External links[edit]
- Official website (Japanese)
- Rumble Roses at MobyGames
- Rumble Roses Original Soundtrack at MusicBrainz


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I made this sling to carry my 9 month old boy on my hip.
I don't recommend this sling for any other ways of carrying, because I'm not sure the fabric will hold; so please be careful.
Step 1: Cut the shirt
Don't pick something too old or torn.
Cut the shirt from armpit to armpit, as shown in the picture.
The sling is the bottom part, the rest goes to recycling.
Step 2: Tie
I used simple single knot, and I tied it almost in the middle of my sling, because I'm short.
After you tie the knot, you should stretch the fabric until the knot is really tight!
If you used a funky shirt you may proceed to the next step, but if you used a gray and sad shirt like I did, this is the time for some decoration work!
(I'm too lazy to do it right now, but one day I'm definitely going to draw a bear on it :) )
Step 3: Put your baby in!
Put your baby inside the sling and stretch the fabric under his bottom and over his back.
For better support, turn over the fabric above your shoulder and stretch it over the whole shoulder, as seen in the picture.
That's it!
Keep support of your baby's back all the time.
Have fun!
Super easy and fast to make! Only I got confused about the tying part which I didn't need to do. I would recommenced making this
When you carry your baby in this sling is it just to take the weight off of you, but you have to always keep a hand on the baby?


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