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Yes, there are others who were not traveling at the rate of speed the summons said they were. I was also sent a notice from a camera and picture that said my car was going 52 mph in a 35 mph zone.
I am 76 years old and dont go 52 mph anywhere. Now, what speed was I going? I dont know because it was a while after the day I was taking my 88-year-old husband to the doctor, and who remembers that?
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A major rescue operation in Texas removes more than 300 animals (from puppies to mountain lions) and finds them homes.
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Star Wars marathon part 3Third time of the Star Wars marathon is always a charm!Star Wars marathon part 3 by darthfomalhaut
And what a dark, exciting charm it is, because now we get into my favorite chapter of the saga, REVENGE OF THE SITH!
With that out of the way, let's get down to it!
- This is the turning point of the Star Wars saga, and the connector for all of the dots; the end of the Clone Wars, followed by the fall of the Republic and the Jedi Order, and (last but not least) Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader. What's more, the birth of Luke and Leia signify the title of the upcoming chapter: A New Hope.
- Obi-Wan is at his best, both in wisdom and in badassery: he has the calm and resilience to resist the Dark Side, and the modesty to give Anakin the credit on the Chancellor's rescue, even though Anakin insisted the fact that Obi-Wan had trained him to accomplish such things. Not to mention with his mastery of Soresu, he is able to blast General Grievous to bits, and able to cut off the rest of his former apprentice's r
Star Wars marathon part 2Now on to the second part of the Star Wars marathon!Star Wars marathon part 2 by darthfomalhaut
Sadly, we're now talking about my LEAST favorite of the saga, Attack of the Clones. Do I hate it? No, absolutely not. But do I think that it's great? Again, no. This movie is quite half-and-half to me, but now, let me elaborate.
- Obi-Wan has definitely developed here; he goes from being a simple padawan learner to a full-on Jedi Knight. He's still that pessimistic, goody-two shoes, by-the-book, calm, no-nonsense guy from before with the dry wit, however this time, he's actually given some more stuff to do. It's also better to see him in a leadership role as well. And Ewan McGregor again compliments Alec Guinness well.
- Count Dooku is much more developed than Darth Maul; he is a fine, well-mannered, and old-fashioned gentleman with a tremendous sense of charisma, elegance, and taste. On that note, how can you go wrong with Christopher Lee? :iconCountDookuplz:
Movie Review: Revenge of the SithMovie Review: Revenge of the Sith by LauraMartinArt
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Revenge of the Sith: A Tragic Hero, a Message of Hope
As the third episode in George Lucas' iconic film series Star Wars, Revenge of the Sith primarily follows the life of Anakin Skywalker, who eventually becomes the infamous Darth Vader. The film opens as Anakin and his Jedi Master Obi-wan are on a mission to rescue Supreme Chancellor Palpatine from enemy captivity. After many obstacles and a crash landing, they succeed in rescuing Palpatine and safely arrive on planet Coruscant. Promptly after his arrival, Anakin becomes aware that his wife, Senator Padme Amidala, is pregnant, which complicates their secret marriage, as Jedi Knights are required to remain celibate. Before long, Anakin begins to have foreshadowing dreams that cause him to fear Padme's death for the remainder of the movie. (Lucas, 2005)
Anakin develops a close relationsh
Star Wars Revenge of the Sith reviewFirst I want to say that I'm pretty excited for my first review. After a lot of writing for schoolwork it's just good to write for fun (which is what these reviews are for).Star Wars Revenge of the Sith review by darthfomalhaut
Without further ado, lets look at one of my favorites from the sci-fi action genre: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
Let me just say this off of the bat; this is without a doubt the best of the new Star Wars movies. The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones were merely the set-ups; this is the part that we've been waiting for.
This isn't the most imaginative Star Wars film, but it is the best looking. The CGI has improved a great deal since the first two movies, and now it looks amazing. I love the design of General Grievous (the droid general who is able to wield four lightsabers; how awesome is that!?) and the backgrounds for such planets as the metropolitan Coruscant and the volcanic Mustafar.
Out of all the movies, this one also had the best action sequences, includ
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Chicago police chief Garry McCarthy on Thursday said his department is on track to spend $93 million in overtime this year -- nearly triple the amount originally budget -- but put back against an assertion that... Read »
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Since the end of the noughties, there has been a rapid growth in the number of reports relating to cyber attacks on Critical National Infrastructure (CNI). These have included SCADA environments and only served to exacerbate the issue of "cyber warfare" which had previously been viewed as a problem mainly motivated by financial gain rather than sabotage or notoriety.
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Editors of professional journals, who were willing to publish articles that disagreed with the warmers, were forced to resign -- as was in the cases of editors at Climate Research and Geophysical Research Letters. A flagrant example of suppression is found in CRU director Phil Jones', letter to Pennsylvania State University's Michael E. Mann that questions whether the work of academics who question the link between human activities and global warming deserve to make it into the IPCC report, which represents the environmental extremist's view on climate science. Jones writes, "I can't see either of these papers being in the next IPCC report. Kevin and I will keep them out somehow -- even if we have to redefine what the peer-review literature is!"
The fact of the matter is an increasing amount of climate research suggests a possibility of global cooling. Geologist Dr. Don J. Easterbrook, Emeritus Professor at Western Washington University, says, "Recent solar changes suggest that it could be fairly severe, perhaps more like the 1880 to 1915 cool cycle than the more moderate 1945-1977 cool cycle. A more drastic cooling, similar to that during the Dalton and Maunder minimums, could plunge the Earth into another Little Ice Age, but only time will tell if that is likely." Geologist Dr. David Gee, chairman of the science committee of the 2008 International Geological Congress, currently at Uppsala University in Sweden asks, "For how many years must the planet cool before we begin to understand that the planet is not warming?"
Last year's column closed with my speculation that if ever "the permafrost returns to northern U.S., as far south as New Jersey as it once did, it's not inconceivable that Congress, caught in the grip of global warming zealots, would keep all the laws on the books they wrote in the name of fighting global warming. Personally, I would not put it past them to write more." This is confirmed by the Obama administration's climate czar, Carol Browner, who, despite dishonesty, fraud and criminality, says she considers the science on global warming settled.
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Plum school board to rebid school construction project
Adlai Stevenson Elementary students might spend more time in their temporary school than they anticipated.
The Plum School Board voted last week to reject construction bids for the Holiday Park Elementary School that is planned for the former Adlai Stevenson site and rebid the project.
Adlai Stevenson students attend classes in the former Pivik Elementary building on School Road.
Board member Shane McMasters, facilities committee chairman, said rebidding the project is expected to delay the start of construction and thus the completion of the school.
District officials plan to advertise for bids on Friday.
The school board is scheduled to consider awarding contracts at the Oct. 29 meeting, and groundbreaking is scheduled for Nov. 6.
The project is expected to be completed in 14 months.
The original timetable called for the building to be completed for students to move in mid-year during the 2014-15 school year.
The delay prompted officials to look at housing students in the former Pivik building for the entire 2014-15 school year, McMasters said.
Students and staff would start the 2015-16 year in the new building.
"It would be easier on everyone," said McMasters, who added that no consideration was given to moving students in the middle of a semester.
"It would be much cleaner. They would have the summer to do everything."
The decision to rebid was made after discussions with district solicitor Lee Price about the district's decision to solicit bids that have multiple prime contractors, versus a single prime contractor on the job.
The district initially bid the project both ways.
Pennsylvania School Code mandates that districts cannot accept single prime contractor bids, McMasters said.
"It doesn't say you can't solicit single-prime (contractor bids), but we don't want to put ourselves in jeopardy of not receiving (state) reimbursement for the project," McMasters said. "So we decided to rebid."
Department of Education officials did not respond to a inquiry regarding questions about rules for bidding school projects.
The district should receive more competitive bids in the second round because the previous bids have been made public, and contractors may use the opportunity to lower their bid prices, McMasters said.
"It is a chance to improve our position," he said.
The move also could coincide with a planned redistricting that board members have discussed.
Superintendent Timothy Glasspool earlier this year outlined options for redistricting.
Most board members and some parents favored redistricting in the summer of 2015.
Adlai Stevenson Elementary PTA President Kristin Sofran said she doesn't have a problem with delaying the move to the new building.
"It won't make a big difference," Sofran said.
"We are fine right now (at Pivik). It won't change anything from a PTA perspective."
Board member Loretta White also welcomes the extra time.
"It seemed overly ambitious to finish the building in that length of time," White said.
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The Nation's Pulse
Nothing Is Real
At least not on reality TV -- and Boob Tubus Americanus loves it that way.
Reality television personality David Hester has sued Storage Wars for wrongful termination alleging that the A&E program rigs auctions and plants curios in lockers. Will they next tell us that Santa Claus isn't real?
It's a sign of the times that a genre so obviously staged, coached, and scripted calls itself "reality" television. Think "Orange Drink." In the words of that great green-toothed philosopher Johnny Rotten, "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?"
Reality television producers eventually discovered what their colleagues behind primetime dramas already knew: most everyday strangers aren't so terribly interesting as to merit their own shows. But they come cheaper than actors. So producers transform real people into fictional characters while retaining the illusion of reality.
Storage Wars is as real as Star Wars. But it's hardly the lone deceiver.
TLC's Breaking Amish depicts the adventures of five Anabaptist yahoos in the big city. But as the past divorces, tattoos, DUIs, and domestic violence arrests of cast members revealed, the stars of the show lost their innocence long before losing their anonymity on the idiot box.
A former participant on the HGTV program House Hunters spilled the beans earlier this year that she had already purchased a home when the program depicted her inspecting several houses, including the one she already owned, before settling on a property. She claimed, and the show's producers never denied, that they wouldn't even cast her until she had closed on a house.
"The Hills was pretty fake," Kristin Cavallari admitted earlier this month on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live. Quarterback Jay Cutler's baby momma described the MTV hit as full of "fake relationships" and "fake fights." At least the faux-reality show fessed up to its fakeness by memorably ending the series by panning back to reveal a set, cleverly saying goodbye with a lingering shot of the "Hollywood" sign.
Americans are too jaded to be scandalized. More than a half century after payola and the quiz-show scandals, we've become habituated to being lied to. Judging by the ratings of Storage Wars, we even like it.
Our forebears liked Twenty One, too -- until they discovered it a fraud. Congress investigated and uncovered malfeasance. Columbia University and NBC's Today Show fired Charles Van Doren, the beneficiary of the rigging. Producer Dan Enright, Twenty One's chief fixer, and its host Jack Berry endured exile from their profession for many years before staging comebacks. The affair scandalized viewers who had idealized Van Doren as the type of cultured, refined gentleman they had aspired to breed, be, or be with.
The rigged fifties quiz shows prefaced today's reality television. "The contestants became the forerunners of Andy Warhol's idea of instant fame," David Halberstam explained in The Fifties. The late author continued, "After only a few appearances on the show, audiences began to regard the contestants as old and familiar friends. Perhaps, in retrospect, the most important thing illuminated by the show was how easily television conferred fame and established an image. Virtual strangers could become familiar to millions of their fellow citizens."
Faker than the reality shows are the lives of the people addicted to them. Through their pixilated companions, the couch-bound make new friends, partake in romances, and experience drama. We are never as boring as when we find televised strangers' lives more exciting than our own.
If we lived in a more ethical time and place, the revelations of cable-TV cons would invite cancellations and perhaps the metamorphosis of conmen into convicts. But we keep watching so they keep lying. Discovery's Amish Mafia, which premiered Wednesday, is the latest program to elicit widespread skepticism. The show drew 3.4. million viewers, with the male demographic setting several records for the cable channel.
If only reality television had the decency of professional wrestling by admitting what the audience already knows, then decent people could view Omarosa, JWoww, and Honey Boo Boo as they do the Undertaker. Alas, producers don't aim for the decent demographic, which isn't as large as it was when Twenty One first appeared.
The Ivy League English instructor who was that program's hero, and eventual villain, Charles Van Doren, would certainly have recognized that "the fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars/But in ourselves."


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SSBB (Pre Ordered)
Mario Galaxy
Mario Kart Wii
Fifa 08
Star Wars Renegade (PSP)
Probably more that I can't think of.
Super Mario Galazy
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Battalion Wars II
Need For Speed: Pro Street
that's about it.
Spoiler Alert!
Originally Posted by Dkw0101Originally Posted by d kOriginally Posted by Acdude6
SSBB (Pre Ordered)
Mario Galaxy
Mario Kart Wii
Fifa 08
Star Wars Renegade (PSP)
Probably more that I can't think of.
"For remember, fear doesn't exist anywhere except in the mind"
These r the games I want and probably will be getting for Wii:
Bleach:Shattered Blade
Mario+Sonic Olympics
Naruto CoN Revolution
Mario Galaxy(already reserved)
SSBB(already reserved)
FF Cystal Chronicles
Mario Kart Wii
For DS:
Legend f Zelda Phantom Hourglass(already reserved)
Naruto PoN
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Wii Will RockU Forever!!!! [/font]Online games owned: MoH:heroes 2,GHIII,DBZ:BT3SSBB(best game ever made)Games owned: SMG, Bleach, Wii Play, Sports, NFS:Carbon,LoZ:TP, DBZ:BT2If any qustions WM(wii messege) me!May your Wiis be with u young Smash Brawlers!!!
Games I plan to get
SSBB(Who Isn't)
Guitar Hero(ZOMG)
Mario Kart Wii(I Love Mario Kart)
MOHH2(Game Gonna be Awsome)
Dont know if i put up my Got to get list so...
StarWars The Force Unleashed....the one game that first sparked my Imagination...Lightsaber Duel online (Im a Geek)
Game on
Resident Evil: UC
Super Mario Galaxy
Hori Wii Digital Arcade Stick
Soul Calibur Legends
Mario Strikers Charged FC: 481148-024792
-Medal of honos heroes 2
-Super mario galaxy
-Super smash bros brawl
Games I'm looking at:
-Tales of Symphonia: Knight of Ratatosk
-Forever Blue
-Super Smash Bros. Brawl (already reserved)
-Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearers
-NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams
-Link's Crossbow Training
-No More Heroes
-Final Fantasy IV
-It's a Wonderful World
-Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
-Tales of Innocence
-Chibi Robo! Park Patrol
well i just got mysims and dance dance so i will get wii music then donkie kong then pro bass fishing then wii zaper then guetar hero 3 then mario gaxie
2. Guitar Hero 3:The Legends of Rock
3.MOH Heroes 2
4. Metroid Prime 3
5.Star Wars:The Force Unleashed
6. Soulcalibur Legends
7.Dragon Blade Maybe....
8.Mario Kart Wii
and others i cant think of....


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For work, for play or for a romatic getaway this apartment in the newly constructed "Palais d'azur" is perfect. Situated Within The Suquet district of Cannes, ( the old town set on the hill ) this new one bedroom apartment offers modern day living accomodation in the most historic part of Cannes.
Palais d'Azur is located in The Suquet, central Cannes. Superbly situated to take advantage of all that Cannes has to offer. Work and play are both equally catered for from this most desirable of locations. Moments from the Midi Plage beach and the accompanying seafront/promenade area and only five minutes walk to the conference centre. Two minutes walk to the Old Marina, ideal for visiting yacht guests or crew. Five minutes walk to the reknowned Rue de Suquet with its world famous restaurants. Ideal for a romantic dinner and then onto the night clubs or late night bars that abound in this area. There are many "hidden" gastronomic delights to be found within and around The Suquet.
The apartment is perfect for those on business. It has wifi and cable TV connected, and offers security and a peaceful haven after long days spent at conferences or general meetings. The terrace overlooking the traditional courtyard away from the liveliness of Cannes will be most welcome for a quiet aperitif and reflection on the days events. The apartments set back location also allows for a peaceful nights sleep undisturbed by the late night scene or road traffic noise. A luxuary Spa centre is located opposite the building for any pampering that a business traveller may require.
For Holiday Periods Cannes and the apartment at Palais d'azur are superb. There are many festivals throughout the year and the beaches, bars, restaurants and nightclubs are world famous. Those with cars will be pleased to find that parking at Palais d'Azur is free (!) and is secure and covered. A true privilege in Central Cannes. Park the car and walk everywhere.
There are many attractions, all within minutes of the front door. Alternatively the main bus terminal is situated five minutes walk away for those wishing to travel further afield. Antibes, Nice, Grasse and Mougins are all within a short journey by road.
Summer time is exciting and peak time on the Cote d'azur . However, Cannes offers something all year round and The Spring and Autumn, out of main season, is still very busy and buzzy...and less crowded. Cannes also holds fairs and events over Christmas and is a wonderful place to see in New Year !
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|100 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice 25 km, 500 m
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, Yes, smoking allowed
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
|Secure parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The apartment is New and has modern facilities. Reversible air condtioning, double glazed windows, security front door and video phone entry system. Wifi and cable TV connected.
The apartment has a main entrance directly from the Rue Georges Clemenceau into a long impressive entrance Hall. There is a modern lift to the 4th floor where the apartment is set back from the main road and enjoys a quiet aspect overlooking the traditional internal courtyard from the terrace. There is access to the terrace from both the main lounge/living area and the double bedroom. There is a large modern flush floor shower room with basin and WC.
There is a breakfast bar adjacent to the small kitchen area and a comfortable lounge area. There is an outside table and chairs for dining on the terrace.
If you have a car the Garage entrance is situated right next to the main entrance of the aartment block. Remote access to the garage. Access to the main entrance hall is via the internal door from the garage. Automatic security lighting is in situ throughout the communal building areas.
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An English speak representative can be made available to assist in emergencies.
Cote d'Azur. One of the most glamorous locations in the world has for many years attracted Royalty and the rich and famous to its shores. From Queen Victoria to Princess Diana, from Winston Churchill to Elton John this unique environment has witnessed an eclectic following.
It is also one that is full of history. Invaded by Rome, many original amphitheatres survive. Several Popes resided in Avignon in the 14th century and the region is full of ancient castles and historic sites.
Reknowned artists such as Cezanne,Matisse,Monet, Picassso and Renoir have been attracted to and produced work in the region as well as writers such as Robert Louis Stephenson.
The Cote d'azur is also the Yacht capital of the world. During the summer months over 50% of the worlds Super yachts are to be seen on this short stretch of coast.
The towns and Villages of Antibes, Grasse, Mougins and St Tropez all have a mixture of gastronomic, historic,artistic and individual cultural attractions. Nice and Monaco provide a larger cosmopolitan ambiance with large Marina's and sporting events such as Grand Prix's and ATP Tennis events.
There are several Golf courses within local reach and many more along the Coast.
The Suquet has year round gastonomic delights and is itself an aesthetic pleasure.
The croisette is a wonderful walk with many points of interest. Great for people watching.
Cannes offers a very lively late night and club scene.
Local villages such as Mougins and Valbonne offering peace and tranquility are within 15 minutes driving time.
The film festival is, after the Oscars, the most important week in the film industry.
Many other festivals held throughout the year. All extremely well regarded.
There are many museums and historical sites to visit.
In Cannes there are very many things to see and do. Apart from breathtaking scenery and wonderful restaurants and bars there are activities like bowling, karting,cycling,walking, tennis and some very serious golf courses. The roads surrounding Cannes are great for driving and exploring. Excellent local roads for motorcycling.


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Reuters reports that Zhou Hongyi, the former head of Yahoo China, has sued Yahoo for defamation. Yahoo said they were about to sue Zhou Hongyi for "unethical business practices." Hongyi has a 40 percent stake in Alibaba.com, which was bought by Yahoo for $1 billion last year. To me, it seems like from the article, that Yahoo finds Hongyi to be a shady character, and Hongyi doesn't like Yahoo telling the public how they feel about him.
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In this sheet - Click link - Agfa give only the processing starting times for γ 0.65, which is, incidentally, 17 minutes at 1+50 dilution of Rodinal, like you suggest above.
I think the developing times in combination with the spectral sensitivity being identical to Agfa's published information for APX 100 is just further evidence of one of two things:
1. Either ADOX was very lazy in the way they published their information, and simply copied Agfa's numbers for APX 100, hoping nobody would notice.
2. It is APX 100.
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Hooker enjoying the competition and his competitors, from the sidelines – IAAF Online Diaries
Steven Hooker is congratulated by Renaud Lavillenie for winning the IAAF / VTB Bank Continental Cup in Split (Getty Images) © Copyright
"It's not always fun being out of competition, but I am enjoying watching everyone else and what they're doing instead of being at the centre of it all. It's a nice change.
"In Australia recently we've seen Craig Mottram and Nathan Deakes back in competition and Jana Rawlinson back training. They are three senior members of our team and it's great to see them back and even better if they can return to their best this year and next year.
"Then you've got Mitch Watt back after missing last year's northern hemisphere season, Henry Frayne is coming through to elite level in the triple jump and my own training partner, Alana Boyd, cleared 4.60m on the weekend.
"Then there was Renauld Lavillenie's 6.03 in the European indoors. Teddy Tamgho's world record in the triple jump aside, I think the two pole vault competitions were the highlight of the championships.
"Anna Rogowska cleared 4.85 to win the women's event and looked good at (4)91 as well. That's got to be good for her confidence. She's going to be pretty competitive in the big competitions coming up.
"Jenn Suhr is jumping well, too, so we'll probably see four or five women at 4.80 regularly, which we've never really seen before. The general level of the women's event is improving.
"Lavillenie jumping 6.03 – it's good to see that and my congratulations to him on a fantastic jump.
"He looked solid at 5.91 and 6.03, solid as a rock. It looks like any competition he could come out and jump 5.90. When you're in that kind of headspace, when you're in that kind of form, it really lifts your confidence. I'm sure his confidence will be sky-high at the moment.
"Brad Walker seems to be back in shape as well. He had trouble at the US indoors, but just in his warm-up, his jumps were solid. He seems to be on top of his injury problems at last.
"The past couple of years we've had one or two at the top level jumping really well but the level below that has dropped off. Now, we've got a whole heap of guys who have jumped over 5.80 and I think all the major competitions are going to be competitive up to that level.
"I think this year there's going to be 6-7 guys jumping when the bar gets up to 5.80, so it's going to be an interesting year, a competitive year, and I'm looking forward to being part of that.
"The other big thing recently was the last international meeting at Olympic Park. As a Melbourne boy, I grew up going to the athletics at Olympic Park.
"I've been going there since I was about 10 years old, whether it's watching the Melbourne Track Classic or competing at the school sports.
"There are a lot of good memories there for me. The earliest I can remember is watching Jimmy Miller and Simon Arkell both jumping at 5.70 one night, which was pretty solid jumping for those boys back in mid-90s. Jimmy eventually won with 5.75, an Australian record.
"It was the first time I really paid attention to a pole vault competition. I remember being excited about it that night.
"Then, from 2005 to 2010, I won at the Melbourne meeting six years in a row from people like Yevgeniy Lukyanenko and Brad Walker, six metre jumpers who came out and competed.
"It was always my home track, and I always felt good jumping there and was confident jumping there. I never cleared massive heights - it's not the easiest place to jump - but I always felt I got the most out of it.
"I believe the move to the new centre at Albert Park is going to be a positive one. Having Athletics Victoria and Athletics Australia based there is a plus. It's important for the administration to be in close touch with the athletes.
"The downside is the sentimental attachment to Olympic Park and its association with the 1956 Olympic Games. But I'm sure there will be future times when a major athletics event is staged at the MCG.
"I think Albert Park will be a venue everyone can use, a new venue that's going to be a modern venue for the next 20-30 years.
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Eurovision 2014: Serbia will not participate in Copenhagen
Denmark 2014, News, Serbia 22 Nov 2013
Source: esctoday.com,
Written by: Sanjay (Sergio) Jiandani
RTS, the national Serbian broadcaster has informed esctoday.com that Serbia will not participate at the forthcoming 2014 Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen.
The Serbian broadcaster has decided to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest next year due to financial reasons.
In 2013 Moje 3 represented Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo.
Serbia debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007 when Marija Serifovic triumphed with Molitva in Helsinki. In 2008 Serbia successfully hosted the event on homeground, in Belgrade.
Stay tuned to esctoday.com for the latest information on Serbia and the Eurovision Song Contest.


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Sieges are really challenging because the new morale, melee and projectile system
create a chaotic and difficult to handle environment.
Even the naval battles are much improved and are a joy to watch,
fun to play and, most importantly, difficult to master!
All Total War: Shogun 2 DLC and Campaigns are supported
and the realistic battle atmosphere becomes complete
with super effects that do not decrease FPS but increase it!
Do not get lost in Feudal Japan's war turmoil!
DarthMod Shogun is the mod you were, are and will look for!
Thoal for gifting me the game through Steam, for his Rise of the Samurai DLC, for his Fall of the Samurai and his Saints & Heroes DLC gifts.
"Total War Greece" for gifting me the retail version of Fall of the Samurai.
PlacidDragon for too kindly gifting the game to... the wookie hip63 who abandoned the project.
Syntax for our old and valuable forum cooperation.
Mr Kami for his special donation, his Sengoku Jidai DLC gift, his Rise of the Samurai DLC gift, his very helpful feedback and the moderation of the forum.
KERA_AK for gifting me the Otomo DLC and for his general support.
Edward Reynolds for his very kind donation.
Fracchione for gifting me the Ikko Ikki DLC.
BayonetFodder-San for his always helpful feedback and his moderation of the forum.
Le_Fred for his really fantastic battle stories with DarthMod images.
Diadok, wrcromartie, VENNONETES, for their epic screenshots.
aion2006 for his super screenshots.
taw for his valuable mod tools.
Lord Maximus, Porphyr, davidallen, daniu, DaFranker for the upgrade of the PFM Tool to work with Shogun 2.
Crux3D for his genious Symphony Tool with which I repaired the dreaded mixed sounds bug that was caused by the official patch.
Mech_Donald for making his special Battlefield Smoke Mod (BSM) for DarthMod.
Swiss Halberdier for his all around assistance.
=Vastator= for his so much needed unit variety mod "Vastator Unit Style" (VUS).
Demokritos for his superb quality work "Alternative Clan Colours Mod" (ACC).
♔Noif de Bodemloze♔ for his splendid "Boshin War Mod HISTORICAL FLAGS, BANNERS & UNIFORMS Mod, "Modern Japan Army Mod", "Optional Faction Recolors [FOTS] and New Bows Textures.
BullGod for his magnificent "Daimyos and Generals mod" and "Portuguese terços Unit Variety Mod".
IGdood & kungfuserge for their relieving bayonet mod.
Thorn for his Oda Boost mod (available only in the launcher version of DMS).
ToonTotalWar for the usual perfect cooperation, his lite graphics mod and his special horo removal mod version.
Voice of Treason for the beautiful artwork.
JFC for the beautiful artwork and his excellent unit cards.
The Hedge Knight for the Horo removal mod, the excellent Unit Variety Mod and his general support to all modders.
Jane for the Clan Color Mod (no longer used because it is not updated).
Wind for the Japanese Speech Fix.
Ftmch for his fantastic and massive unit retexture mod.
Superghostboy for his handy texture mod that increases perfomance and FPS.
La De Da Brigadier Graham for his music mod and his all around assistance (Generic all around good music which can be found here Twcenter.net).
Twosocks for his traditional music + sound mod (Based on atmospheric Japanese drums which can be found here Twcenter.net).
Ying, Duke of Qin for his great portrait mod named Furinkazan.
Gallus Domesticus for his Oda-Tokugawa alliance mod.
Elvasat for his beautiful portrait and event mods.
ordinary for his better encyclopaedia map (No longer used).
CoconutFred for his unit icon mod adapted for clan retexture mod.
Radius for his Sashimono removal mod and his other contributions to the TWCenter community.
akp for his ambush deployment zone mod.
freelancerX for his extra ambush & deployment zone mod.
No Leaf Clover for providing his temporary sound fix for the DarthMod community.
hip63 for his help at the early stages of the mod (The current DMS Launcher uses some of his ideas).
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As mentioned before Shogun 2 & Fall of the Samurai Retexture & Performance Project by Superghostboy is no longer available as an option because it was not possible to prevent potential problems to users. However it is a highly recommended mod which you should try by manually installing.
It was not possible to add more due to upload limitations of Steam Workshop version.
Read The Full Changelog.
A must have mod for every player of Total War: Shogun 2. After the thorough research of Demokritos, the author, all units of Sengoku period have realistic uniform and banners colors.
Just pay attention to these images. Do you see the difference? Soldiers have much more variety in appearance thanks to the magnificent touch of =Vastator=. All Sengoku period of every DLC have this careful design.
NOIF's Boshin War Mod (NoBWN) - HISTORICAL FLAGS, BANNERS & UNIFORMS
NOIF's Modern Japan Army Mod
Noif's Bows
With the included "Daimyos & Generals MOD" you can see famous Sengoku period Generals with realistic appearances, like Takeda Shingen and Date Masamune above.
And also BullGod offers us an awesome unit variety for the Portuguese Tercos.
Indeed they look like real now.
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Update 25/3/2013
Small Launcher Hotfix:
Fixes BSM Effects not enabling. It includes instructions how to apply.
Thanks to Vennonetes for reporting.
v4,4 Enforced Edition got its last hotfix +++ to celebrate New Year's Eve!
CA released new patch & DLC so DarthMod had to be updated.
DarthMod: Shogun II will not be updated again unless it is needed for a new CA patch adaptation or other very important reason.
This is the last version for DarthMod: Shogun II made with a hope you enjoy it.(It may get hotfixes according to feedback).
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SWEET i cant wait for the changes made for the game when it comes out but also do you think the different pre order packs will make a difference?
Does this disable achievements?
Just got it today but it won't let me change any options.
For installation issues please head here:
i found and deleted the script
im still unable to start shogun, vanilla or darthmod from neither the launcher or steam itself
hey Darth i got a problem i start the mod and i get CTD in the loading screen. i ve tried everything re install game and mod, patch update, disable anti virus (avast) any clue on whats causing this?
I love All of your mods you have made so far but Do you think you will be modding Shogun 2 total war fall of the samurai, I hope you AreBecause i think your mods are strong with the force!!!!
Not only I will mod it, but I will make it super, as it deserves it, because this new game has great potential.
I got to play with the mod some more and must say the game is much improved and once again I had a lot of fun. The only thing bugging me is the amount of troops. Having 500 Ashigaru is too much especially when defending a smaller castle they just don't fit in there. May there be an additional "Tiny" in the options? I read that you prefer big amounts but a small one as an option would be really nice. Nonetheless I sure enjoy what is done in the mod and wont go back to the standard game.
The new version has less troops. Have you tried it? Thanks for your acknowledgment.
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Schroedinger cleary hasn't played a totalwar game in his life as everybody knows the darthmod series are the best mod series out.
i enjoyed shogun but this was ten times better the unit scale is perfect and battles are much better.
Join the darkside and DOWNLOAD THIS NOW :D
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When you think of corn you usually picture it on a cob and slathered in butter, maybe topped with salt or crumbled cheese, but you rarely associate corn with sugar -- even if many varieties are called "sweet." But a trend has taken over the dessert territory -- you'll now find desserts made with corn on many restaurant menus. Corn ice cream, corn cake, corn panna cotta and more. Check out some of our favorite recipes below.
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Nebraska farmers are being reminded to take fire precautions at harvest this year because conditions are so dry.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln experts say it's important that farmers clean and maintain their equipment before and during harvest to reduce the chance of a fire.
Farmers should fire up their combines and other machinery before harvest and check for any worn parts.
During harvest, it's important to clear debris away from the combine at regular intervals.
If a farmer smells smoke, he or she should stop the combine immediately and check for fire or smoldering plants.
Farmers should also make sure they have fire extinguishers ready. Some farmers also decide to keep a tractor nearby, so they can till a fire break if needed.
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