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Toshihiro Kawamoto got his start in 1986 anime movie Arion before going on to co-found anime studio Bones and, over the years, serving as animation director/character designer on anime sunch as 1991's Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 and 1998's Cowboy Bebop. These works, along with Wolf's Rain, the opening of which Kawamoto animated, will be the subject of a three decade retrospective at Tokyo Art Gallery "GoFa."
Gaming and miniatures manufacturer Jasco Games has announced that it has acquired the licenses to both Dragon Ball Z and Cowboy Bebop in order to create board and miniatures games based on the properties. Hit the jump for more details
With its movie month over, Toonami is set to introduce its new schedule on Saturday, Januayr 3rd. For the new year, They're bringing back Deadman Wonderland. Plus Cowboy Bebop's starting over at "Asteroid Blues" for the first time remastered in HD. More after the jump.
Hulu has announced that the streaming service has started streaming anime favorite Cowboy Bebop in its entirety this weekend. The complete English dubbed version is set to launch in 2015. More after the jump.
Fans of Adult Swim's Toonami block have much to look forward to after this month, as the block returns to its normal schedule in January with a couple of surprises. Hit the jump for details.
HD Cowboy Bebop is almost here. The work which becomes a new genre itself will be released on DVD, Blu-ray Amazon and FUNimation exclusive packages on December 16th. Check out the trailer after the jump.
FUNimation had lots of news to announce at this weekend's Otakon, including their plans for a new release of Cowboy Bebop, lots of home video rights to titles they streamed, and Kadokawa licenses including a number of rescues and the Steins;Gate movie. Get the details after the jump.
On the night that Dragon Ball Z movie Cooler's Revenge aired on the Toonami programming of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, FUNimation announced that Dragon Ball Z Kai will be jumping to Toonami, airing starting this fall. Cowboy Bebop will also be returning to the network. Timing on that will be announced later. More after the jump.
FUNimation announced today during their industry panel at Otakon that they have acquired the rights to the remaining episodes of the Fairy Tail anime series currently in existence (up to episode 175.) In addition, FUNimation revealed the release date for Wolf Children. The movie will be available on Blu-ray/DVD Combo on November 11th, 2013. A list of Sunrise anime, including Cowboy Bebop and Code Geass was also rescue licensed. More after the jump.
Few conversations about fan favorite anime composers and soundtracks can avoid revolving around the axis of Yoko Kanno. Some of her best regarded work is now arriving in the US iTunes music store thanks to a release by FlyingDog. More after the jump.
Today TeeFury, a site that offers t-shirt designs exclusively for 24 hours, is presenting a pair of t-shirts inspired by the the anime which has become a genre unto itself that shall be called Cowboy Bebop. CoD Designs' "Space Western" is up against Matt Parsons' "Let's Jam" for the rest of the day. Get a look after the jump.


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The Michigan Fitness Foundation and the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness, Health and Sports would like to express our sincerest gratitude for Farm Bureau Insurance Agent Gerry Perkins for his support to physical activity at Morse Elementary in Troy. Farm Bureau Insurance Agent Gerry Perkins donated $250 for health and wellness purchases at Morse Elementary and we appreciate their contributions to improving the health of the children in their community.
On May 1, thousands of students across the state participated in ACES (All Children Exercising Simultaneously) Day, a celebration of physical activity. ACES is a worldwide celebration of health and fitness. This one-day youth exercise program intends to highlight the importance of and need for youth fitness. ACES has student participants in all 50 states in 50 countries. In Michigan, more than 1,000 schools participated. This event was made possible by Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan, who has supported this event for 15 years.
Through the support of Farm Bureau Insurance we are able to achieve our goal of cultivating and promoting a physically educated population with the knowledge and skills to enjoy a healthy, vigorous and safe lifestyle in communities designed to support physical activity. Farm Bureau Insurance and Agent Gerry Perkins' commitment to the physical health and education of their community is not only appreciated, but commendable as their support aims to improve the health and lives of youth in Michigan.
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Most superheroes know how to get around in style. Whether it's Wonder Woman's invisible car or Superman's famous ability to fly, these iconic characters frequently make waves with their chosen mode of transportation. Another top-notch vehicle that made its way into comic book lore is the Batmobile, which Batman uses to make his way around Gotham. Fictional versions of the car are tricked out with plenty of special amenities and out-of-this-world gadgets, but the real-life models that have been created are nothing to scoff at.
One modern version of the Batmobile was recently revealed, and this model contains some distinct features that make it unlike anything else that has previously been made - such as the fact that it's the first Batmobile to come in the form of a truck.
The Ford Batmobile
The first Batmobile was constructed in 1965, using spare parts from a hardware store and the body from a Ford Futura concept car. It sold for $4.2 million at a car auction in January 2013. George Barris was the mastermind behind that vehicle, and his grandson, Jared Barris, led the charge for this updated Batmobile truck as a way to pay homage to his grandfather.
During the opening day of San Diego Comic Con, July 18, one Southern California customizer unveiled "The Crimefighter." Constructed from a Ford F-150, this modified truck underwent a few rounds of repairs and upgrades to make it fit for a superhero. The finished product has a tuxedo black paint job with red accents - much like its famous predecessor. Its bed has fins added for a special touch and the appearance of speed, while the engine is a 5.0-liter V8. It may not have some of the extras that the original Batmobile did, but it's certainly a sight for fans of trucks.
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The changes made to the Ford F-150 to create this new Batmobile are not among the popular truck mods that drivers make when customizing their off-road vehicle. However, that doesn't mean off-roading enthusiasts can't make some similar alterations to achieve a look like the Batmobile.
While you may have your own ideas in mind as you set out to make truck modifications, those drivers who are fans of Batman can recreate this Batmobile - for a price. No exact details about the cost of such a makeover have been released, but it's sure to cost a pretty penny and ring up a much higher sticker price than doing your own modifications.


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Without a contract extension in the next few hours, Justin Verlander could be looking at his last season in Detroit. If he's true to his word, no deal by today -- when he makes his final spring start -- means no contract discussions until next off-season.
If the Tigers are crazy enough to prolong this dance until next winter, they might have no recourse but to shop Verlander after this season for the biggest haul of inexpensive, top-drawer prospects available. If not, they face the certainty of losing Verlander with little compensation once he hits the open market after the 2014 season.
It shouldn't be that hard of a decision. If you're confident that Verlander is that once-in-a-generation dynamic presence on the mound -- and he is -- lock him up now. Offer him five years at $150 million, making him the first $30-million pitcher history.
He's going to get paid -- big-time!
And he should be paid -- big-time!
Regardless of the inherent risks of long-term financial commitments to power pitchers, the marketplace will smile upon Verlander. It's not about what he rightfully deserves, but rather what he aggressively can negotiate. The Tigers have the best pitcher (Verlander) and hitter (Miguel Cabrera) in the game, but what good is that distinction if nerves turn soft when the time comes to rightly compensate them for that excellence?
Verlander, who just turned 30, expertly has sprinkled hints about his future all spring. One day, there's a well-placed nugget about how he wouldn't mind being the first pitcher with a $200-million contract. Then he says that while he would love finishing his career as a Tiger, he wasn't averse to testing the waters of free agency. Then last weekend he tells CBSsports.com that he wanted to focus on winning, not negotiating, after his last exhibition game.
The longer Verlander goes without an extension, the harder it will get for the Tigers -- and Detroiters.
This is a thin-skinned town. We confuse loyalty with logic. We let sentiment cloud common sense. We want to believe that our sports stars are one of us, appreciative of the scars wrought from previous disappointment and passionately committed to our area's healing. And then our feelings are hurt when we realize that these are first and foremost business mercenaries, committed to the best payday possible.
Why should Verlander settle for a "hometown discount?"
Why is it always the player's responsibility to consider how his money ultimately takes away from somewhere else?
Shouldn't that fall on the people actually signing the checks?
The Ilitch family has done a tremendous job of rebuilding Detroit's baseball morale. But it's never-ending diligence. If they're committed to not just winning a World Series this year, but contending for championships in the immediate future, they will understand that there's a necessity for high-paid superstars.
The Tigers can't be the Yankees or the Dodgers. Detroit isn't New York or Los Angeles. The regional television network revenue streams aren't as vast here. Despite maintaining a payroll that ranks among the highest in baseball, the Tigers can't afford playing checkbook baseball.
Every decision comes with consequences. Giving Verlander $30 million annually might cost them Max Scherzer and Doug Fister down the road. There will be some quality players at least a year away from free agency that they will have to move for younger players who have more than a few arbitration-eligible years remaining before they're free to roam.
It's the cost of business today. But it shouldn't make the Tigers scared to do the right thing with Verlander -- as soon as possible.
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Food is one reason why I love Vietnam. It has lots of variety in its cuisine, and it's always tough to decide what to eat. During my stay in Ho Chi Minh, I was fortunate to meet up with Minh Dang, the founder of Foody, a Vietnamese startup that provides food recommendations and restaurant listings. He shared some of his upcoming plans, and his vision for the startup.
Foody mainly focuses on providing good restaurant recommendations for its users, and at the same time allowing them to comment and rate the quality of those restaurants. It's rather similar to Singapore's Hungry Go Where. As many of you may have heard, Foody received seed funding from Cyberagent Ventures Vietnam earlier this year.
Minh aims to make Foody the largest online food recommendation service in the country. Currently, there are a couple of such services in Vietnam, such as Place.vn or Diadiemanuong.com – but no one has really emerged as an industry leader. To Minh, the battle in this industry is still in the early stages.
Currently the team of thirty is working on improving the user experience. More search verticals and categories are being created to make results as accurate as possible. Users are able to find recommendations using filters such as price, location, type of cuisine, or even by activities (which is more interesting than I thought). Most of the restaurants listed now are in cities like Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Danang. The team is currently expanding its operations across Vietnam, and in future they will have restaurant listings in more remote parts of the country.
Right now Foody has more than 13,000 restaurants listed, 7,000 reviews, and approximately 24,000 photos uploaded. Regarding its future plans, Minh says that he envisions Foody becoming a platform to provide value added services such as table reservations, order delivery, vouchers, or coupons.
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This was after Lehman tanked and Bank of America got stuck with Merrill.
A spokeswoman for Thain denied a rumor inside Merrill that Thain is poised to step down from the firm.
The systemic risk of Merrill's folding like Lehman had was far too devastating for either Ben Bernanke or Hank Paulson to imagine.
She sued Merrill Lynch—while working for Merrill Lynch—and won.
The curious case of the obscene Merrill Lynch bonuses just keeps getting more and more disturbing and harder and harder to fathom.
The testimony of Brown was also of such a nature as to be impeaching of the statements of Mayor Merrill on the witness stand.
"Can't prove it by me, madame," said Merrill, sententiously.
Dr. Merrill, in company with an old hunter, had climbed down into a deep, narrow canyon.
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|Proteinuria in canine patients with lymphoma.
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|PMID: 23278758 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|OBJECTIVES: To determine if proteinuria is more common in dogs with lymphoma when compared with healthy dogs and to assess the severity and frequency of proteinuria in dogs with lymphoma.
METHODS: Determination of urine protein:creatinine ratio in 32 dogs with lymphoma compared with 30 healthy dogs.
RESULTS: Canine patients with lymphoma are more likely to be proteinuric compared with healthy dogs. Proteinuria is common in dogs with lymphoma, although in most cases it is not severe. The presence of proteinuria is not linked with the stage or substage of lymphoma.
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Mild proteinuria is a common finding in dogs with lymphoma. The clinical impact of the proteinuria is probably low.
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For the very first time, officials raised a flag outside of the Macon County Board of Education Central Office on Monday, April 15.
Interim Superintendent Dr. Jim Duncan had submitted a request to Senator Richard Burr's office last November to obtain a flag that had been flown over the United States Capitol. That request was fulfilled and Macon County received a flag that was flown over the United States Capitol on Dec. 11, 2012.
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Brian Viveros: Paintings of Tattooed SinTattoo // Friday, 26 Oct 2012
Brian Viveros' paintings of dark eyed, tattooed vixens are a grimy mix of oil, airbrush, acrylic, and ink. In his work, Viveros occasionally incorporates his own signature mediums like blood, cigarettes and alcohol, further adding to their dark, evocative nature. Viveros is based in Riverside, California.


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JPMorgan Chase & Co., New York City, has elected Crandall Close Bowles , chairman and CEO, Springs Global US Inc., to its Board of Directors.
Lectra, Paris, has named Roy Shurling senior vice president, automotive and transportation; and Jerry Inman vice president of marketing, North America.
The Gastonia, N.C.-based Synthetic Yarn & Fiber Association has appointed Mac Beard , Strategic Textiles, to its Board of Directors.
Mount Vernon Mills Inc., Mauldin, S.C., has promoted W. David Hastings to executive vice president and COO. Hastings will continue his duties as CFO.
Switzerland-based Benninger AG has appointed Daniel Hirschi CEO. The company also has named Kurt Honegger , textile finishing; Erich Weiss , weaving preparation; Paul Fricker , tire cord; Jürgen Zäh , automation; and Gerhard Huber , logistics, to its senior management team.
Microban International Ltd., Huntersville, N.C., has named David J. Meyers president and CEO.
Martin J. Bide , University of Rhode Island, has assumed the role of president, American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC), Research Triangle Park, N.C., to serve a two-year term. Fred L. Cook , Georgia Institute of Technology, has been named president-elect.
Business Management Systems Inc., Fair Lawn, N.J., has appointed John Holt director of sales, and John Mackay account manager, North America.
Toray Ultrasuede (America) Inc., New York City, has named Robert Steir fashion marketing and sales manager.
Nordson Corp., Duluth, Ga., has promoted Michael Fornes to nonwovens global marketing manager, Nonwovens Systems.
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To quote the old song, baseball has so many ways to be wicked. There are blowouts you find yourself on the short end of, making a hash of a pleasant afternoon. There are epic struggles that wind up with your side exhausted and vanquished. There are nail-biters that wind up with teeth in the quick. And sometimes, if you're particularly unlucky, there are losses that combine various flavors of awfulness.
Like today's.
The Mets were done, toasted. Dillon Gee had nothing, particularly when Ryan Howard was at the plate, and the Mets were stumbling around the field when his teammates were out there. It was 7-1 with the Mets down to their last nine outs, and a wise fan's fondest hope was that no one would get hurt out there.
But the one suffering was Jonathan Pettibone, whose back had tightened up on him. Pettibone left without throwing a pitch in the seventh, and a parade of Phillie relievers arrived, determined to invite the Mets back in the game. Omar Quintanilla, Eric Young Jr. and Jordany Valdespin got the Mets to within 7-5, and there they stayed when Daniel Murphy was caught looking at a 97 MPH fastball from someone named Jake Diekman.
But Murph would get his chance. In the ninth, Valdespin rocketed a one-out homer off Jonathan Papelbon, who's having one of those closer dry spells that leave remote-shaped dents in living-room walls. (JV1 even ran around the bases without annoying any veterans.) Down to their last out, the Mets had David Wright on first courtesy of an error — which set the stage for a marvelous little bit of baseball clockwork. Wright broke for second, Jimmy Rollins left short to cover, and Murph smacked the ball where Rollins had been, leaving him looking mournfully and helplessly over his shoulder. Even better: the ball was slowly hit, allowing Wright to steam all the way around from first. The Mets had tied the damn thing, 7 to 7.
Which brings up an old baseball question: When down six runs, is it better to just expire quietly, or would you prefer a frantic comeback that then turns into a loss anyway?
Going gentle into that good night inconveniences no one and allows the salvaging of an afternoon for activities that don't lead to gnashing of teeth. On the other hand, coming back puts a scare into the enemy, passes the time admirably, and offers moral instruction in not giving up, eating elephants a bite at a time, and so forth.
But remember, we're talking about wickedness here. We're talking about the baseball gods' little eyes lighting up while they're walking you through hell.
So then: Is a comeback worth it if it ends in a brutal loss?
How about if it ends in a brutal loss two pitches after all that work to get even?
How about if it ends in a brutal loss two pitches after all that work to get even [1] and Citizen Bank Park's hideously annoying bells toll for about an hour and you think the only way they could be worse would be if they also had a recording of John Sterling stuttering in triumph?
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His studies on metabolism and kinetics of bacterial, plant and hybridoma cells have been important in developing and optimizing large-scale processes. More recently, he has employed molecular thermodynamics to describe protein separations processes, including aqueous two-phase extraction and precipitation, hydrogel behavior and protein aggregation. He is the recipient of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Food, Pharmaceutical and Bioengineering Award (1996), The American Chemical Society Johnson Award (1995), and is a Founding Fellow of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (1992), the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2004) and is a Member of the US National Academy of Engineering (2005).
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Hi David …
Something is wrong with 4.5.1 on gnome2 Linux distros (RHEL 6.x).
I\'ve installed it without issues, but I get this this message box upon pac startup:
Then, the main Window appears with all connections groups collapsed and they do not uncollapse on click.
Save button at the bottom is \"on\" like if any changes has been made.
Clicking the Main preferences shows the PAC Main options … and as you can see \"Hide to Tray instead of closing\" is gray:
When I restart PAC, I get no main Window nor systray icon but pac process is running.
Thanks for your work and support.
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Sorry, I found some bugs.
Please, check out PAC 184.108.40.206, and let me know if it worked
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No problem.
All seems to be ok now with 184.108.40.206 :-)
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Ristochef and Sitofono
IRistoChef is the first company in the field of canteen services to enable interaction web / voice, particularly innovative, which is enjoying a successful and fast growing.
Meal Vouchers and BuonChef BuonChef CLUB – are the first may be purchased through a sales channel of the Company's web site, from which the customer can activate, without limitation, a voice call using "Sitòfono" and expanding and further improving the commercial performance .
The service will also be present in the marketplace that promote RistoChef services (such as Confindustria and that, specialized portal "buonipasto.it").
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Jena Irene performs on American Idol. For song by song grades from Wednesday's episode, head here. (FOX Photo)
Top 4 night looked like it was going to belong to Caleb Johnson on American Idol.
Three times the rocker from North Carolina took the stage. Three times he earned well-deserved praise from the Idol judges.
Then 17-year-old Jena Irene took the stage for her final performance, sat behind her piano and performed an old Elvis Presley hit, "Can't Help Falling in Love."
And she might have turned in the best performance for all of Season 13 of American Idol.
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SaberCats Add Talented Duo; DB Dionte Dinkins and OL Terrence CampbellNovember 6, 2012 - Arena Football League (AFL) - San Jose SaberCats Press Release
"We added two quality players to our roster today," Owner/Head Coach Darren Arbet stated regarding the additions. "As the roster continues to take shape for 2013, we are constantly looking for difference makers and both Dionte and Terrance have proven to be just that."
Dinkins (6-1, 200, Fort Valley State) was in mini-camp in 2012 with the Seattle Seahawks and spent part of the 2011 season having been signed as an undrafted free agent with the St. Louis Rams. He attended Fort Valley State University, a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) and posted four interceptions as a junior in 2009, which earned the Macon, Ga. native Second Team All-Conference honors.
Campbell (6-3, 295, South Carolina) spent the 2012 preseason as a member of the New York Jets. The Austell, Ga. native made 25 career starts in 34 appearances for the South Carolina Gamecocks along the offensive line. He spent six seasons in Columbia, S.C. from 2006-11 and was a member of the 2010 Southeastern Conference Eastern Division champion team which played in the school's first ever SEC title game.
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Nor are there plans to implement such a policy.
Part of that reason, said Malay is the fact that the department blocks off access to many popular social media sites within its own network. Websites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are all inaccessible from district computers. ...


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When a page is timed out, and the user login again, it would not go to the index page but the last accessed page. But I want it always go to the index page first. How do I disable this?
So would this leave 10 mins gap
Regardless, I think we're in agreeement on one key issue: if there is a web.xml and if it contains a timeout, that timeout is the one and only timeout that applies to that particular WAR.


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Adobe details changes in Illustrator CC, other design apps
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InDesign gets modernized interface, engine
As a part of today's major Adobe announcements, the company has gone into detail for the upgrades present in its design software. Illustrator CC features a new Touch Type tool, which lets people manipulate individual characters in text while still maintaining control over font and other edits. Multi-touch devices have been added as a form of input.


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- Times Q&As
- Times Q&A: Returning Demo chair exemplifies political passion
- Times Q&A: Former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson readies Libertarian bid for president
- Times Q&A: Baylor-bound Chapin High School star Kristina Higgins undeterred by NCAA rulings
- Times Q&A: Keep El Paso Beautiful chief expects 5,000 for cleanup day
- Times Q&A: NorthEaster Parade is 'fun, positive' tradition
- Times Q&A: Girl Scouts' core mission remains vital after 100 years
- Times Q&A: The El Paso Zoo helps conservation efforts, gives city a boost
- Times Q&A: El Paso has hosted slew of US presidents
- TImes Q&A: U.S. Rep. Francisco "Quico" Canseco says he works hard for slice of El Paso he represents
- Times Q&A: Actor Luis Guzman's career launched after chance meeting in New York
- Times Q&A: El Paso Marathon boosted by volunteers, sponsorships
- Times Q&A: Bishop Armando X. Ochoa will miss treks up Cristo Rey, kermesses
- Times Q&A: Sun Metro chief says efforts to make transit easier continue
- Times Q&A: Retired law officer reflects on years in public service
- Times Q&A: Gadsden coach, former Aggie, Steeler recalls days in NFL
- Times Q&A: Some tips to deal with glut of post-holiday trash, trees
- Times Q&A: Fort Bliss commander says future cuts will have 'minimal impact'
- Times Q&A: UTEP coach Mike Price had 'no doubt' about return for '12 season
- Times Q&A: Plan, keep track of finances to ease holiday shopping trips
- Times Q&A: Inspections are meticulous work for El Paso's 6,000 restaurants
- Times Q&A: Owner of 22 McDonald's credits Fort Bliss, Mexico for El Paso's growth
- Times Q&A: Rear admiral says growing up in El Paso prepared him for Navy
- Times Q&A: Transmountain Challenge organizer says people make event a success
- Times Q&A: Completion of projects will alleviate traffic throughout El Paso
- Times Q&A: UTEP's new health sciences building paves way for growth
- Times Q&A: Customs agency improves inspections
- Times Q&A: Local ICE chief talks about illegal gun trade
- Times Q&A: Juárez Competitiva event offers 'new hope, ideas, resources,' leader says
- Times Q&A: Juárez's problems will take time to fix
- Times Q&A: High-school marching bands are poised to impress in 2011
- Times Q&A: Challenges lie ahead for Downtown
- Times Q&A: El Paso Electric CEO responds to rate, profit concerns
- Times Q&A: El Paso City Council Rep. Cortney Niland investigates electric rates
- Times Q&A: El Paso native blazes trail for women in Army as she heads to new job
- Times Q&A: NASA flight director reflects on her days as 'crew mom'
- Times Q&A: Official says reviews of purchasing agency stem from leaders' lack of knowledge
- Times Q&A: Meeting President Obama memorable, reaffirms zeal in fight for equality
- Times Q&A: 'Technology park' would make El Paso biomedical hub
- Times Q & A: Vendor says fireworks ban affects schools, nonprofit groups
- Times Q&A: 'It is Zetas who should tremble:' Juarez police chief defiant about cartels' grip
- Times Q&A: World War II's 'pivotal moment' almost halted by bad weather
- Times Q&A: Fort Bliss cemetery director calls on all to remember soldiers' sacrifice
- Times Q&A: Ex-US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld shares thoughts on Iraq ahead of El Paso visit
- Times Q&A: Wildlife expert: Anger over lion shooting turned to understanding
- Times Q&A: Creator of famed SEAL Team Six a 'proud papa'
- Tonight: Ricky Martin performs at County Coliseum at 8 p.m.
- Times Q&A: New Mexico champ Austin Trout ready for bigger bouts
- Times Q&A: Man leading Asarco cleanup says saving stack would cost $14M
- Times Q&A: Owners of winning horse ready a Run for the Roses
- Times Q&A: District attorney says Marmolejo case 'important to community'
- Times Q&A: Owner of embattled bar Three Legged Monkey says city's actions 'hurtful'
- Times Q&A: Spelling bee coach Cheryl Salles eager for today's competition
- Times Q&A: Showcase of 19th-century art big achievement for museum, city
- Times Q&A: Roles at Fort Bliss, in combat have helped mold Army leader
- Times Q&A: Seasoned lobbyist says El Paso 'has come a long way'
- Times Q&A: Texas senator John Cornyn seeks bolstered seat, solutions for immigration
- Times Q&A: Insurance spokesman says El Paso probably hardest hit
- Times Q&A with City Manager Joyce Wilson: Cooperation key to keeping public informed
- Times Q&A: EP Electric's CEO discusses storm
- Times Q&A: Ex-UTEP, NFL standout says football lessons translate to life
- Times Q&A: Fire chief urges residents to take precautions
- Times Q&A: New director of El Paso libraries hopes to make a difference
- Times Q&A: UTEP's push for $200M led by El Paso woman, Bel Air grad
- Times Q&A: Congressman's wife honored to be national group's leader
- Times Q&A: 'Passion to serve' drives new county commissioner
- Times Q&A: Cultural Affairs chief says area artistic talent is deep, vibrant
- Times Q&A: El Paso historian: Billy the Kid undeserving of a pardon
- Times Q&A: EPISD chief hopes current investigation moves quickly
- Times Q&A: Education grad's 1st choice was architecture
- Times Q&A: Pearl Harbor survivor: 'Smell of death' lasted 1 week after attack
- Times Q&A with Bret Michaels: "Music is a powerful healer for me"
- Times Q&A: Indicted mayor of Socorro not worried about recall effort
- Times Q&A: Challenge to partner benefits vote issue of fairness, equity
- Times Q&A: Educator to join fellow conservatives on state board
- Times Q&A: Bowie principal ready to move on after school cleared by TEA
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- Times Q&A: YISD, SISD student gains are impressive
- Times Q&A: Airsho board chief says aerial spectacle still going, growing
- Times Q&A: Promotional deluge should ensure sellouts for 'Wicked'
- Times Q&A: FEMAP founder hopes hard work can help Juárez heal
- Times Q&A: Longest-serving professor at UTEP has seen major changes
- Times Q&A: Arizona law is 'step in the wrong direction,' says lawyer
- Times Q&A: Eastlake High principal Angelica Ramsey has big plans, high expectations
- Times Q&A: Texas Tech medical school admission process required tough decisions
- Times Q&A: Virgin Galactic CEO pleased with progress of New Mexico spaceport
- Times Q&A: Many obstacles exist in treating soldiers with brain injuries
- Times Q&A: Ex-agent says Border Patrol has grown, but dangers remain
- Times Q&A: Cherish past and be ready for the future, says Franklin's top graduate
- Times Q&A: C-USA chief confident in city's ability to host tournaments
- Times Q&A: 10% of home appraisals will be protested, official says
- Times Q&A: Protester says Arizona law affects more than migrants
- Times Q&A: Newly elected district clerk ready to serve community
- Times Q&A: City's proposed tax zones would raise appraised property values
- Times Q&A: Fort Hancock on edge, not living in fear of drug violence
- Times Q&A: Face of feminist movement still keeps up fight for equality
- Times Q&A: New Fort Bliss school evolves to meet military families' needs
- Times Q&A: Plenty of tax-return aid available for El Pasoans
- Times Q&A: Calderón's stops in Juárez mean drug war can't be ignored
- Family values at core of group's push to overturn city benefits vote
- Times Q&A: Barbee moving Miners 'in right direction,' says UTEP's Bob Stull
- Times Q&A: Partnership strengthens future for Texas vs. the Nation
- Times Q&A: El Paso Red Cross chief impressed by swell of local support for Haiti
- Times Q&A: 1960s message, movement of MLK continues to reverberate
- Times Q&A: Trainer Joel Marr has seen growth, success at Sunland Park
- Times Q&A: Work to thwart terror goes on, says Rep. Silvestre Reyes
- Times Q&A: Hospital visit can't slow El Paso's 'ambassador of goodwill'
- Times Q&A: Ex-police chief slowly recovers from motorcycle crash injuries
- Times Q&A: Investigation will not hinder another bid for district clerk
- Times Q&A: Marine who served in Vietnam War still carries scars
- Times Q&A: UTEP football coach Mike Price says program in prime position
- Times Q&A: Organized crime killed Palomas mayor, says sheriff
- Times Q&A: Outlook shifts after winning battle against breast cancer
- Times Q&A: Medical official Dr. Willarda V. Edwards says El Paso molded her approach
- Times Q&A: Hispanics can contribute, help push human race further
- Times Q&A: Perry's plan will help deputies keep community safe
- Times Q&A: Firefighter Rafael Reyes hurt in blaze recovering from burns
- Times Q&A: Worker Elsa Castro hopeful Mercado Mayápan will reopen
- Times Q&A: Regulations, controls can reduce danger of billboards
- New Tepeyac Institute leader knows Hispanics
- Times Q&A: Plan can help 230,000 in El Paso without health insurance
- Times Q&A: NAACP chief in El Paso says group's mission has 'ways to go'
- Q&A: El Paso fighter hopes to improve in time for female boxing's boom
- Times Q&A: Name change will engender respect, link to medical school
- Times Q&A: Recession won't hinder city's quest to bolster literacy
- Times Q&A: Zoo director wants people to learn their role in nature
- Times Q&A: Ball-handling wizard uses hoops to teach life lessons
- Times Q&A: El Paso Electric to watch progress of solar power incorporation
- Time Q&A: KVIA ready for DTV signal switch; will help any who aren't
- Times Q&A: Principal guided Chapin High through slaying, brownies, grad controversy
- Times Q&A: Filmmaker wants El Paso to see its part in park history
- Times Q&A: UTEP grad says school prepared her well for work
- Times Q&A: Renovated Lower Valley store prospers
- Times Q&A: Mayor Cook hopes to follow through on work of 1st mayoral term
- Times Q&A: Organizer lauds Tour of Gila's success after fear of cancellation
- Times Q&A: Software exec believes in El Paso potential
- Times Q&A: Coach recalls fondly his trip from El Paso to national stage
- Times Q&A: Dad's heroism reverberates in TX National Guard leader
- Times Q&A: Restaurant owner thinks positive
- Times Q&A: County Attorney says injunctions block criminal activity, not civil rights
- Times Q&A: El Paso impresses administrators of museums around Texas
El Paso County Judge Veronica Escobar doesn't know if she will ever be called back to Washington to testify.
Escobar was part of a delegation that testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs in Washington, D.C., last week -- and some of the senators didn't like what she had to say.
During her testimony, she and committee member Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., disagreed on the value of the border fence. The disagreement led to a heated discussion between her and members of the committee regarding their differences of opinion on how to better secure the U.S.-Mexico border.
After testifying, Escobar returned to El Paso.
Q What was the overall goal or message you were trying to get across?
A My message was that federal grants and supplements are helpful but they are not covering the costs that we incur that we did not anticipate. Those costs that we incur include security and the trauma care that are being delivered into the University Medical Center. We need more resources.
Q How has the violence in Juárez affected operations at the University Medical Center?
A The trauma care that victims of violence are rushed into at UMC affects our local property taxpayers who pay the uncompensated costs that are up to $3.7 million. As I mentioned in my letter, we repeatedly asked for funding from the Merída Initiative to help offset the cost borne by taxpayers.
Q Did you feel like you were alone in your sentiments?
A It was very frustrating. Not only do I think that some senators have no idea what's going on in the border, (but) for example, Senator McCain and the Arizona Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu paint a picture of an almost lawless state, an Arizona that is extremely dangerous and extremely volatile. Both are sending a message to the committee that the border is in a very dangerous state. My message was that we are the safest city in the U.S.
Q Why did McCain get upset with your responses?
A Both he and Senator (Tom) Coburn, R-Okla., seemed irritated at the fact that I wasn't telling them what they wanted to hear. At one point I told Sen. Coburn, "I'm not here to tell you want you want to hear. I'm here to give you the facts and it should be in your interest to get the facts and keep us safe."
We have seen some instances where our local law enforcement has had to deal with transnational gang activities that are linked directly to the cartel. But bombs exploding in the streets of El Paso -- absolutely not. So I took issue with Sen. McCain because he wanted to paint the entire border as lawless and just ignore the laws of supply and demand. There is almost this willful blindness to Americans' insatiable appetite for illegal drugs. The other thing I took issue with was McCain wanting to apply some of the same quote-unquote solutions to El Paso that he's applying to Arizona. And the one point I tried to get across was -- let me tell you why and how we've been successful and how you can keep us successful; it's in your best interest.
Q Do you expect to be invited back?
A I don't know that they want me back. I was there to deliver the message and I was glad that El Paso had a seat on that panel. My concern was that if our perspective was not presented they would paint the border communities with the same brush. Our border challenges are very different from Arizona's. McCain wanted to use the same solution they applied to Arizona and have military personal on the border. While Arizona is begging for this, El Paso is not.
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A Funny Thing Happened The Day After I Got Laid Off from Anthony Ferraro on Vimeo.
"I didn't see it then, but it turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me. The heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again, less sure about everything. It freed me to enter one of the most creative periods of my life." — Steve Jobs, Stanford commencement address, 2005
"And this is one of the reasons why I tell people that being laid off from AOL was one of the best things that ever happened to me — because as much as it knocked me for a loop, it made me ask myself who I wanted to be in control of my life — and it made me make a choice about how my life would be." — John Scalzi, on being laid off from AOL in 1998
"I really think that was the best thing that ever happened to me. I was really lucky to get fired from that job because I never would have quit, it was too good a job to leave even if I was miserable. By losing it, that forced me to make a decision. I was just at a crossroads, and decided life is not a dress rehearsal, sometimes you have to go for it." — Kathleen Flinn, author of "The Sharper Your Knife, The Less You Cry" on being laid off from Microsoft
"Sometimes it's stressful, waiting for the checks to come in… For the most part I'm much happier," he says. "Honestly, looking back, [getting laid off] was the best thing that ever happened to me." — Jay Westcott, laid off from Washington Examiner, now a freelancer with a steady stream of assignments.
"And in an ironic twist of fate, getting fired in 1996 most likely saved my life since I was working on the 104th floor of One World Trade Center. At the time I was left go I had the kind of job that most other people held on to. Looking back at my life, I can point to this wake up call as a time in my life that I grew up. This was in many ways a life defining event that helped transform me a step closer to the person I am today." — Jeff Pulver, being paranoid is O.K.
"Getting laid off is often the perfect opportunity to rediscover your passion and purpose." — Renee Lee Rosenberg, career coach and author of Achieving the Good Life After 50
"The top entry reveals that I was laid off in January of 2005. That was a stressful New Year that turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened to me. I think many people get comfortable in situations that they don't actually like, trapped by the ease of it, unwilling to face the uncertainty and fear of change even though they claim to desire it…" — John Watson, me, Coat pockets, contents of
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For you, who are some of the most intimidating characters in anime and manga? Please explain your choices, be it due to appearance, actions, demeanor, or any other reasons. Monsters and creatures in general can also be included.
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For you, who are some of the most intimidating characters in anime and manga? Please explain your choices, be it due to appearance, actions, demeanor, or any other reasons. Monsters and creatures in general can also be included.
Manji from Blade of the Immortal. The only way to kill him is decapitation so he does not mind gaping wounds or having limbs hacked off. It's part of his fighting style. And his nickname is the 100 man killer, after slaughtering the lord who retained him and his fellow samurai. He's actually a nice enough guy, if a bit gruff, who wants to redeem himself but he is one tough, mean looking guy.
The way Olivier looks and acts is pretty intimidating. Same with Buccaneer, but I'd rather deal with him than with Olivier. Alex also looks intimidating, but he really isn't. xD
Orochimaru is intimidating because of the way he looks. the way he acts is no less either, just by talking he can make you poop your pants silly. Madara's arrogant stare also makes him look intimidating, and the casual way he talks about wars and fighting doesn't help. Although Kakashi doesn't look intimidating, when you fight him, it's kinda hard not to be intimidated because the man's a freakin' genius. Jiraiya looks intimidating but he isn't unless angered or when needed to be serious. Tsunade doesn't look that intimidating, but when she's angry, then yeah, scarier than Orochimaru. X_X
Gutts from Berserk... It's been shown in the manga so far that he can scare opponents away by him just staring at him... Plus he is just a total badass...
He gets more intimidating as the manga progresses too. Since he started using the berserker armor he has looked increasingly grizzled too. Funny thing: as his appearence becomes more intimidating he has become a much more openhearted character. Fantasia arc Guts has come along way from the Guts of the Black Swordsman Arc.
Winters Socalo (D. Gray-man): I don't know how an ex-death row inmate got ushered to join the Black Order, but they're lucky to have someone like him on their side.
Johan (Monster)/Izaya (Durarara!!!)/Yokoya (Liar Game): They honestly don't look intimidating in appearance, but it's their mind and intellect that freaks me out. I'm more intimidated by someone whose appearance is deceiving.
Dou Haguro from Wolf Guy is extremely intimidating... even his image doesn't indicate just HOW fucked up the dude is, and he looks pretty scary.
Yuno from Mirai Nikki.
She has no qualms nor hesitation in killing even the most innocent in the most gruesome manner. To top it off, she's quick-witted, conscienceless and remorseless.
Remember when she tried to bury her classmates alive with cements just because they befriend Yukiteru?
Heaven helps me if i ever come closer than 10 meters to him or cast him the smallest glance. *shudder*
Madara, the way he stands there with his arms crossed and looks down on the kages as though they're small fries just radiates coldness. And the fact that he's willing to start off by dropping a meteor on you certainly shows he's the real deal. It's as though he's built for intimidation.
I'll add Charles zi Britannia, first and foremost its the way he carries himself, then comes the amount of power and authority that is there to back him up.
Chiyo from Toriko:
Read the entire latest chapter to see what she is capable of.
Yokoya from Liar Game.
He looks creepy enough, and the fact that he does anything to win makes him even more intimidating. This is only concerning the Liar Game so I don't even want to know how he deals with people in real life.
I mean..conceptual eldritch abomination body organ thing that messes with your fate and controls the Godhands.
Johan from Monster. There isn't really any way to explain him, even though he is a fictional character - he gives me the chills.
Kiritsugu Emiya and Kirei Kotomine from Fate/Zero. Both are soft spoken, silent, and not averse to using questionable means to achieve their goals. Both spend most of the series working behind the scenes.


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Maryland Deathfest X -- Baltimore, MD -- May 25th, 2012
[SIZE="3"]Day 2 lineup:[/SIZE]
Main room
Castevet - 3:30 - 4:00
Nashgul - 4:15 - 4:45
Ghoul - 5:00 - 5:40
Today is the Day - 6:10 - 6:55
Negura Bunget - 7:25 - 8:25
Unsane - 10:40 - 11:25
Setherial - 11:40 - 12:25
Nasum - 12:40 - end
Outside Stage 1
Demigod - 5:40 - 6:20
Artillery - 7:15 - 8:10
Godflesh - 9:30 - 10:40
Outside Stage 2
Macabre - 6:20 - 7:10
Napalm Death - 8:25 - 9:25
[SIZE="3"]Known sets:[/SIZE]
[LIST=1][*]When Death Comes[*]By Inheritance[*]Death is an illusion[*]The almighty[*]Mi Sangre (The Blood Song)[*]The challenge[*]10,000 Devils[*]Khomaniak[*]Terror Squad[/LIST]
[LIST=1][*]Apocryphal (intro)[*]As I Behold I Despise[*]Dead Soul[*]The Forlorn[*]Slumber of Sullen Eyes[*]Fear Obscures from Within[*]Transmigration Beyond Eternities[*]Towards the Shrouded Infinity[/LIST]
[LIST=1][*]Off With Their Heads[*]Splatterthrash[*]The Mark of Voodoo[*]Brain Jerk[*]Blood Feast[*]Graveyard Mosh[*]Bury the Hatchet[*]Rise, Killbot, Rise![*]Destructor[*]Gutbucket Blues[/LIST]
[LIST=1][*]Like Rats[*]Christbait Rising[*]Street Cleaner[*]Life Is Easy[*]Tiny Tears[*]Avalanche Master[*]Deadhead[*]Spite[*]Mothra[*]Pure[*]Crush My Soul[*]Slateman[/LIST]
[B]Napalm Death[/B]
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[LIST=1][*]Summon the lord with horns[*]Shadow of the throne[*]The mournful sunset of the forsaken[*]For dem MIT blod[*]Shades over universe[*]Subterranean[*]Enemy of creation[/LIST]
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that Napalm Death set RULES! Lots of new stuff but its all good cause Utilitarian rules.
I wish i coulda had the money to afford going to this. Hopefully ND does a us tour soon!
Idiot Parade and another song was played as an encore too
I'm kind of bummed Nasum cut Lopanddebandsprincipen
Mini review pt 2!
Ghoul - 3rd time seeing Ghoul and as always, they're incredibly fun live. The crowd was going crazy for them! I was in my ketchup suit for the party brigade stuff (which was weak as shit this year, I may add, don't know why though) and I met up with some people I remember from last year. But yeah, excellent performance as usual from Ghoul.
Demigod - Hot damn they were awesome! Slumber of Sullen Eyes is such a killer death metal album and the songs from that album sounded so good live. Another one of my favorites of the fest.
Macabre - Only caught the first song, and it was DOG GUTS!!! I never thought they'd bust that one out again, let alone as the opener! Unfortunately I had to leave to do some stuff but I'm sure I'll see Macabre again in a matter of months, they're always playing Chicago.
Artillery - At first I thought they were gonna be mediocre and it would be worth my time to see Negura Bunget instead (who I also heard were amazing live), but GOD DAMN Artillery fucking tore it up! Wanting to see those songs from By Inheritance live was totally worth it, even if they only played 2 from that album! The Challenge was great live too, and closing with Terror Squad was a way to go out! Even the new songs sounded awesome! Another one of my favorites, I never would've expected that!
Napalm Death - I do believe that this is my personal favorite of the fest. These guys were fucking brutal, fast, and above all, LOUD. Such a crazy performance. I didn't like Utalitarian at first listen, but the songs from that album sounded so good live that I'm gonna have to give it a few more listens! And being in that pit for Suffer the Children, especially when the breakdown hit, was one of the most brutal moments of my life. I'm seriously hoping they come back to the states to tour.
Godflesh - Only caught the first few songs since my friends wanted to leave to get food, and it was either that or starve the rest of the night (didn't wanna shell out a ton of money for overpriced food at the fest). From what I heard it sounded like they were gonna play all of Streetcleaner but I guess that wasn't the case. I was really enjoying them live too! Sucks but it was a long day, what are you gonna do...
Setherial - Cool for like 15 minutes, then I got bored. Something about Swedish black metal live just doesn't work for me.
Nasum - Missed them in Chicago but it was worth the extra week to see them here! They slayed live as everyone's been telling me! A hell of a set to end the second night of the fest.
Macabre - Only caught the first song, and it was DOG GUTS!!! I never thought they'd bust that one out again, let alone as the opener! Unfortunately I had to leave to do some stuff but I'm sure I'll see Macabre again in a matter of months, they're always playing Chicago.
I'm still waiting for someone to post a Macabre set. Great to hear they pulled out Dog Guts. They never fucking come to NY :mad:
So is Godflesh really back together? That would be awesome since I love Godflesh but hate Jesu. Glad I got to see them back in '96 since I thought they were done but I would certainly go see them again, hopefully they will go on a full U.S. tour.
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I've acually mistaken "Dead" for "The Kill" and "Breed to Breathe" for "Retching on the Dirt". Editing would be cool :D
They also played "Suffer The Children" after Unchallenged Hate.
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Detectives in Milwaukie first started investigating Garry Allen Clausen, 47, in April after receiving a tip about the abuse, according to Uli Neitch with the Milwaukie Police Department.
On Wednesday investigators arrested Clausen on eight counts of sex abuse. Police said the victim was a 16-year-old girl.
Police also believe there are other victims. They are in the process of interviewing some of those potential victims and want any others to step forward.
Clausen has at various times coached several youth sports teams. He was president of Mount Hood Little League and also has coached youth baseball, softball, basketball and football.
Neitch said Clausen coached the victim in either basketball or football.
Investigators served a search warrant at Clausen's Southeast Portland home on Thursday.
The sex abuse charges are felonies. Under Oregon law, sex abuse is always a felony when the perpetrator is the victim's coach.
Former stepdaughter comes forward
A young woman, who is the former stepdaughter of Clausen, called KATU News Thursday night, saying she endured sex abuse at the hands of Clausen for nearly a decade. Chelsea Tobler said she called KATU because she wanted to tell other abuse victims it's okay to come forward.
Clausen is not charged with abusing Tobler but Milwaukie police confirmed they are investigating her allegations.
"I trusted him because I was seven when we first met. And when I turned nine it just kind of changed," Tobler said.
She said she wants nothing to do with Clausen. Now that he's in jail, the next time she sees him may be in court.
"He shouldn't get out, because he's just going to keep on doing the same thing over and over again," Tobler said.
She said her story of abuse began two years after Clausen married her mother.
"He would come in my room at night and touch me in very inappropriate places," she said.
She said the abuse lasted eight years and as recently as last summer. But other adults didn't believe her claims. And as it continued Tobler said Clausen eventually looked to others.
"When I was going to join softball he didn't like the other coach, so I think he just used that as an excuse just to get to be a coach on an all girls softball team," she said. "With other people he seemed to be very touchy, kind of flirty, but the way he did it was more hidden, but he kind of got the point across that he had an interest."
That behavior around young girls was noticed by other adults when Clausen was president of the Mount Hood Little League and is partly why Milwaukie police are concerned they may find other victims.
"I don't want any other girls in the same situation," Tobler said. "That's exactly why I'm doing this interview is to let everybody know. If you're a girl and you've been exposed to this then do it. Speak out. You shouldn't be afraid."
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I think setting up a buddy system is great. People will respond better to options making drinking safer rather than messages saying "don't over-drink."
- Monica Matuszak
A buddy system? Just teach them the bad things that can happen when being foolish and drinking. And I hate to say it, but people will drink if they want to. With or without a buddy.
- Leah Traska
Learning how to be a responsible social drinker as an adult should be part of growing up at college. Telling young adults that they are still "underage" and can't drink has unintended consequences. Instead of drinking in a licensed, supervised environment run by trained bartenders, they are driven underground to house parties which have no supervision or social models. Drinking too much, too fast is one result, leading to tragic consequences. If you want young adults to learn to act like adults, treat them as adults.
- Jim Maas
Have you ever tried to force an intoxicated person to allow you to stay by him or her when he or she wants to be alone? It does not always go the way it should. The drinking culture overall really needs to change, but we know that isn't happening anytime soon.
- Nichole Vaughn
The buddy would have to be not drinking; otherwise it defeats the purpose.
- Paula Nowaczyk Szydel
The point is a buddy is going to be more likely to stop you from going into a dangerous situation or at least getting you help if there's an issue.
- Dan Haas
Why is it when a young person is arrested for underage drinking they lose their driver's license? They are arrested in a home and are not in a car nor are they driving. Seems like punishment and not a learning experience.
- Lanore J Rusch
Binge drinking by college students goes back hundreds of years, to the earliest universities in Europe. Though I am no psychologist, I suspect it comes about as a result of the sudden lifting of supervisory restraints and increased independence under the premise, probably false, that college-age kids are all adults and should be treated as such. I don't foresee that premise changing any time soon and, quite honestly, I am not sure that it should. Unfortunately, adulthood (including personal responsibility for actions) often comes upon us only when it is forced, and sometimes bad decisions result with tragic consequences. We can try to keep telling students that binge drinking is bad. Parents can model wise behavior and teach Christian principles of personal stewardship. Some students will believe it and will act wisely - they are the ones who are indeed adults. But sadly, too many will not and families will continue to grieve.
- William Meyer
There really should be more publicity campaigns across the country such as this one. One's late teens or early 20s is far too young to leave this world.
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This program is designed to assist elderly veterans and their spouses with long-term health care if they are on a limited income and require the regular attendance of another person to assist in eating, bathing, dressing and undressing, etc.
The benefit is available to veterans who qualify for a VA pension. There is additional paperwork involved, and it takes the VA awhile to determine who is eligible.
The website www.veteranaid.org is a useful tool in learning who might be entitled and what paperwork is needed to apply for this program, as well as other benefits.
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Senior fair, veterans ride
Veterans and their spouses are invited to attend the 14th annual Senior Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds.
A booth with veterans information will feature John Hickey, national service officer of the American Legion, representatives from the VA regional office in Indianapolis and Melissa Templeton of Indiana Veterans' Home.
There also will be numerous health screenings available. Arni's will provide lunch for a cost of $6, and there will be entertainment from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at which time there will be a $500 cash drawing.
The American Legion Riders Post 11 of Lafayette will be hosting benefit ride on Sunday, Oct. 6.
Registration begins at 10:30 a.m.; the ride lasts from 11 a.m. until 4:30 pm. The cost is $10 per bike and $5 per passenger.
The ride benefits Veterans Stand Down, which will take place Nov. 9 at Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds.
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November 29, 2015
PIKEVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - Folks turned out for day two of the East Kentucky Sport, Boat, and RV Show in Pikeville at the Expo Center.
Officials say this year's show is appealing to a wide audience because of the variety of vendors. Folks at the show say they enjoy getting out on the weekend and seeing everything at the show has to offer.
Charlton Howard says, "We came up here from Painstville. We like to see the UTV's, motorcycles, boats...we all love the outdoors"
Bobby Isaac attends the show every year and says, "An opportunity to see how many options there are and all the different things that are offered and in that you get to think...wow that could work in some of the things I do."
The last day of the show is Sunday from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
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Children 12 & Under = FREE
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The event is to help raise funds for seniors in the community to participate in the Senior Olympic games. The HBCOA encourages healthy living, active aging, and bridging the gap between the young and old.
On 10/31, the Huntington Beach City Council on Aging (HBCOA) hosted the 2009 Southland Senior Olympics Surfing Competition�on the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier to promote "active aging." The competition is open to men and women at the age of 50 and over who surf longboard and shortboard.


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Sam Raimi Talks Evil Dead Remake... AgainMeh
Sam Raimi once again is talking about an Evil Dead remake. Everytime he turns around he is talking about this project in a different light pretty much confusing the hell out of me. I have no idea whether this film is ever going to get made or not but he definitely likes to talk about it. Is he perhaps gauging our interest? He recently told IGN UK at SXSW;
"I have talked with my partners about having a young director come in and remake Evil Dead," says Raimi. "That film was made in 16mm on a shoestring budget and blown up to 35mm.
The visual effects are crumby, it was done in mono, not even stereo, let alone 5.1. What you could do with it now would be so much better. I think if you had a new director using the full power of 35mm and 5.1 sound, you could really make a pretty socko presentation. It was always meant for the big screen, but never really seen on the big screen"
He also revealed that he is still interested in doing an Evil Dead 4 and that he would like to see Bruce Campbell return. Frankly I wouldnt mind an Evil Dead 4 but if they dont bring back the Chin I wont be seeing it. I am just that biased.


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Camo at it's finest.
Just out of curiosity, when was that pic taken? It looks like it could have been any time in the last 60 years!
No idea when, but 50-60's is a good guess.
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What a bunch of hog wash. Technology is not taking the hunt out of hunting.
I've been far more successful with my 'latest and greatest' stuff. Hunting has also become more enjoyable with technology.
Example: I've seen a lot of things already with my nice binos that I wouldn't have with my old cruddy ones.
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
Still holding on to that?
Good glass matters at all distances.
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
I was joking around, but to get serious for a second. You still don't get the topic.
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I'm pretty sure I do. I haven't lost any traditions due to technology.
I believe that's what the original poster was getting at. What do you think the topic is?
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
For me. Any technology that helps get the shots further out, is getting away from tradition. The tradition I grew up with anyway.


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May 24, 2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State's 2013 Homecoming game will be Oct. 19 vs. Iowa with ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 televising the game, the networks announced today. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m.
The game will represent the Hawkeyes' first visit to Ohio Stadium since the thrilling game of 2009 that went into overtime. Ohio State prevailed, 27-24, on a 39-yard field goal by Devin Barclay and in the process earned its first trip to the Rose Bowl since the 1996 season.
The game will also be the first in three years between Ohio State and Iowa. The two teams last played in 2010, on Nov. 20, at Kinnick Stadium.
Four of Ohio State's 2013 game times are now set. The Wisconsin, Northwestern and Penn State games have all previously been announced as 8 p.m. starts.
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Today there were a few new horror figure announcements that I think some of you might dig. Fans of Silence of the Lambs with be psyched about the Movie Minimates set that includes Clarice Starling, Dr. Lecter, Buffalo Bill and Hannibal the Cannibal, each featuring all-new Art Asylum sculpts; in addition, NECA released new images of the AvP-R line, which includes a wide array of weaponry; and then there's Sideshow Collectible's new Blade vs Dracula Diorama. Read on for more details and pics.
Figures.com reports that next in Diamond Select's continuing line of Movie Minimates comes the cast from the 1991 Academy Award-winning Best Picture The Silence of the Lambs. The set stars Clarice Starling, Dr. Lecter, Buffalo Bill and Hannibal the Cannibal, each featuring all-new Art Asylum sculpts. Accessories include Hannibal's removable straight jacket, Buffalo Bill's signature Death's Head Moth and Hannibal the Cannibal's trademark mask and gurney. The upcoming "The Silence of the Lambs" Minimates box set will join other MGM Movie Minimates such as "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly," "For a Few Dollars More," "Fistful of Dollars," and "Platoon" and more iconic films – all due out in 2008.
From Figures.com comes more from Blade VS Dracula. A Sideshow Exclusive version will be offered allowing you to switch-out Blade's gun-holding hand for a bonus sword accessory. Sideshow will begin accepting preorders on this detailed piece tonight (1-10) at approximately 6-7pm PT.
From NECA. The Predator Action Figures feature: Whip, Shuriken, Spear Staff, Plasma Cannons and Interchangeable Left Hand. The Predator's trademark shoulder-mounted Plasma Cannons are jointed, can swivel and pivot up and down, and be folded back when not in use. And just like in AVP: Requiem, they can be removed from the shoulders and used as hand-held guns with attaching battery packs! The interchangeable left hand allows the Predator to hold two weapons at once, and his right hand features retractable blades! All weapons are interchangeable between both the Masked and Unmasked figures.
Lastly from Action-Figure comes this Andrew Torso Statuette from CS Moore Studio's The Walking Dead line. Hot on the heels of the delightfully gruesome Nate and Vince Torso Statuettes, here's your chance to own the third zombie based on Robert Kirkman's immensely popular Walking Dead series. At $24.95, this limited-edition dead dude is quite a bargain!


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Motorola Solutions, Inc. has invested in mobile security, compliance and risk management solutions provider Fixmo, which provides products such as Fixmo Sentinel and Fixmo SafeZone which help organizations manage their secure mobile devices, maintain system integrity, protect their corporate data and prove policy compliance.
The investment from Motorola Solutions will be used to bolster the company's research and development activities and market expansion in a world where mobile security for the enterprise is becoming more important.
"Police departments, federal agencies, hospital employees and a wide range of business professionals are sharing increasing amounts of sensitive information from their mobile devices," says Tony Palcheck, managing director of Motorola Solutions Venture Capital. "There is a growing imperative to ensure that these devices are compliant and in a high-integrity state. With a unique approach to mobile risk management, Fixmo products give organizations the confidence and audit trail they need to meet stringent compliance requirements whether they are in the public or private sector."
Both companies expect the partnership to be beneficial. Representatives from Motorola expect it to enhance its security and data management products, while the investment from Motorola is expected to allow Fixmo to expand operations.
"We feel Fixmo's product portfolio complements Motorola Solutions' existing security offerings while providing data management features necessary for today's demanding mobile environment," says Brenda Herold, Corporate Vice President of Global ASTRO Products and Solutions at Motorola Solutions, Inc.
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(AP) A police official says that between 14 and 15 men have been killed in a pre-dawn shootout between rival gangs in the Mexican border city of Tijuana.
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He says the battle early Saturday was between two groups of drug traffickers who may belong to the same cartel, and appeared to be a settling of scores.
The gunmen opened fire on each other from vehicles, and photographs showed assault rifles and dead or wounded men on the streets.
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VW Beetle owners from far and wide, driving every imaginable customization of all three major generations of the Beetle, assembled over the weekend of August 17 and 18 for the ninth annual Beetle Sunshine Tour on Europe's Baltic Coast. Here's a look at some of the rides:
In a press release (media credential required), Volkswagen said in all, 414 customized Beetles, ranging from those with neon wheels to pickup truck conversions to race-tuned models, participated in the event. All generations of the car were represented — the original Beetle, the New Beetle, and the latest generation, which VW called The Beetle in this release. Yes, they capitalized the "The," perhaps as a way to differentiate it from the original simply known as Beetle.
But enough about that. You came here to see some photos. While our budget is not so fat as to allow us to fly to the Baltic Coast and nab photos, Volkswagen was cool enough to take several photos at the event and share them:
The knitted sweater worn by the New Beetle Cabriolet owned by Marthe and Magnus Schwarz looks super-keen, but I shudder to think what happens when it gets rained on. Does it shrink up? Do its colors run? It would be pretty cool to be able to completely change your car's demeanor by changing its "clothes," I must say. This outfit would be great for parties, as the Sunshine Tour is pretty much a party. Perhaps for business, the Schwarzes have knitted a body wrap inspired by an Armani suit?
I'm not sure who owns this New Beetle, nor am I sure whether those flowers are painted onto the car the old-fashioned way or if it's one of those photo-realistic vinyl wraps I'm seeing used a lot in commercial applications nowadays– Volkswagen didn't provide that information with the photo. But either way, this takes VW Beetle "flower power" to a whole new level for me. The flowers look very realistic. If they're painted on the sheet metal, my applause to the artist, because getting automotive paint to look this photo-realistic is no small feat.
The Volkswagen photo people once again didn't say who owned this nicely customized New Beetle Coupe, but I'm a fan of the body kit. I especially like how the front turn signals are revised to be more modern looking — perhaps those are indeed LEDs; I can't be sure. I also really like how the body kit's side moldings harken back to the original Beetle's running boards. Finally, given the "Let the Music Play" inscription on the side of this New Beetle, I've got to wonder what kind of killer sound gear might be hiding within its bubble-topped interior.
OMG I MUST HAVE IT! A brown Bug pickup truck? Why hasn't Volkswagen been building this all along? Big props to the owner, whoever he or she may be, for making the proper color choice as well as incorporating not just an old-school stepside look but also an equally old-school exhaust stack.
Seeing all these customized Beetles makes me wonder: What's your favorite customized Beetle? A fiberglass-bodied rail buggy? A tubbed-out drag Bug? Tell me about it in the comments. Bonus points for you (don't worry, like Whose Line Is It Anyway, "The points don't matter,") if you link us to photos!