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How does the Boston Bombing/Waterton have anything to do with this woman and her children's actions?
I can tell you this, if I had to go to and from work in my car daily -- I'd be annoyed by kids on powered scooters. I'd also be annoyed of those kids rode those things at all hours of the day/night. It's the annoying dog next door scenario, only with kids involved.
Perhaps the neighbors should have communicated better. But i'd be upset by a kids in my cul-d-sac riding motorized scooters all over the place. I'd be afraid of hitting them constantly.


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text: In July, we hosted a live YouTube event in association with the Society of American Magicians, magic's oldest and most respected organization originally presided over by Harry Houdini. We gathered an eclectic group of artists - from Chris Kenner to Brian Brushwood to Michael James and Dan White - and for one hour, we talked about magic and cardistry; past, present, and future. The event was a breakthrough success, with over 600 questions and comments during the broadcast. So we're doing it AGAIN, and it's happening TOMORROW night on August 11th at 11:00pm EST. Don't miss it! But if you can't make it, don't worry - it will be recorded. The event will be broadcasted live on YouTube, and will span about one hour. This time, we'll be joined by yours truly, Marco Tempest, Calen Morelli, Zach Mueller, Steve Cohen, and a few surprise guests. In preparation for that event, tonight you are invited to submit YOUR questions to our panel in response to this forum thread. You have 24 hours to submit your questions, and we'll answer as many as possible during the live broadcast. All questions are fair game - directed at any or all of our panel hosts. This is a rare opportunity to gain insight and advice from some of magic's most experienced and successful performers, so choose your questions wisely! One random member whose question is asked during the event will receive a 6 pack of Monarchs and a shiny new Monument DVD Set by Dimitri Arleri. Watch the Recorded Broadcast Here: http://youtu.be/US0uuSG-pYs UPDATE: The Winner Has Been Posted! http://forums.theory11.com/showthre...st-theory11-live-08-11-13&p=410890#post410890


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Definition of my or my good or my dear man in English:
British dated A patronizing form of address to a man: come off it, my man, who d'you think you're talking to?
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The Ibanez GSA60 Electric Guitar in Brown Sunburst is perfect for those who want a guitar that is comfortable to play, sounds awesome, and doesn't look too bad either. The team at Ibanez have thrown everything they can at the GSA60 to ensure that it plays, feels, sounds, and looks like a model that boasts a significantly higher price tag. At this price, you'll be blown away by just how awesome this model is.
Smooth playing experience
The body is crafted from agathis, a lightweight and tonally neutral tonewood that delivers a consistently smooth output. The incredibly slender contoured profile means that this model is a dream to perform with, providing the perfect position for your picking arm to manoeuvre along. The deep double-cutaways ensure that nothing gets in the way of your fretting hand reaching every inch of the neck with ease. The brown sunburst finish makes this model a distinctly high-class affair, whilst the chrome hardware complements the finish beautifully.
Slender Neck Profile
Fitted to the body is a slim and super-fast-playing single-piece maple neck. Gliding along this beauty feels effortless thanks to the SA neck profile, which accommodates all players with minimum fuss. Married to the neck is a sublime rosewood fingerboard, which is home to 22 medium-sized frets that are adorned with dot position inlays. Performing choppy power chords, elaborate arpeggios, deft legato – whatever your heart desires -, is a joy across the beautiful maple/rosewood pairing.
Powerful Versatile Pickup Selection
The Ibanez GSA60 was created to be as tonally versatile as you could want. Whatever style of music you choose to play – hard rock, metal, jazz, funk, fusion -, the GSA60 is fitted with a trio of Ibanez Powersound pickups that have been carefully selected to offer you a tonal universe to explore. Two single-coils take up the spaces in the neck and middle positions, offering fat and chunky outputs with a little sizzle, whilst the humbucker in the bridge offers a tighter, smoother output that is great for performing searing solos with.
The pick-up selector switch gives you access to a brilliant system that allows you to select from a choice of 5 different pickup combinations. Whether you're seeking a fat mid to low-end rumble for some emphatic chugging, tight mid-range rhythm chops, or searing upper mid to high frequency wailing, you can do it all!
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2011 Ford Focus hands-on
Is the new Ford Focus the most important car of 2011? If you're one of those people who contributed to the statistic that - on average - means someone in the UK buys a Focus every 7 seconds, you might think so.
First the good news. The new Focus is bigger, faster, safer, more economical, better equipped and loaded with tech compared with the old one.
Like the Volvos we've recently tested, the Focus can be specified with a Driver Assistance Pack. In the case of the Ford, it reads road signs to tell you what the speed limit is, has radar guided cruise control which will stop you getting too close to the car in front, and can stop you running into it altogether if you fail to react in time - by applying the brakes for you at speeds below 19mph. Not only that, but it'll tell you to stop for a caffeine hit if it thinks you're about to nod off into the path of an oncoming 48-tonner. Lane Departure Warning and Lane Keeping Aid will help you stay in lane on the motorway, steering you back on course if necessary. At just £750 as an option, the pack's amazing value and shows how sophisticated the typical family car has become.
And if your worse nightmare is parallel parking on a busy city street, there's also Active Park Assist. Simply hit a button on the dash and the car will tell you if spaces at the side of the road are big enough for you to get into. It then takes over the steering to manoeuvre you in to the space, all for an optional £525.
Coming later in the year are Ford Sync and MyFord touch - systems from American market Fords that allow the seamless integration of phones, music players and other USB-based devices, giving driver and passenger control through the steering wheel or a touch screen. For now, the Focus has DAB, Bluetooth and a USB socket in the glove compartment, as standard, across the range.
All of which is great, except that the traditional "car" bit seems to have taken a back seat to the technology. Previous Focuses have been terrific fun to drive, and though the new one's more refined, the driving experience no longer stands out against to the competition.
The design's a bit questionable too. From certain angles the car looks like it's wearing a fat suit (perhaps this is a bad point to mention, it's been designed to sell in America as well as Europe…). There are cheap details too - those front "air intakes" are actually fake plastic panels and the way the bonnet and grille are designed makes it look like the bonnet's not shut properly. Curiously, while the new Focus is bigger outside, there appears to be a reverse-tardis effect going on inside. The dashboard sweeps around you like a cockpit, which makes it feel snug and sporty, but for anyone over six foot space is quite tight and the boot's actually smaller than the old car.
The Focus is priced from £15,995, the 1.6TDCi Titanium pictured here is £19,745, and prices run all the way up to around £25,000 for the top of the range diesel estate. Which is quite a lot of money for what's still considered by most people to be a typical kind of car. But the price is indicative of how much the Focus has grown up, and its new level of sophistication. We just wish that, during the growing process, Ford hadn't thrown away quite so much of the fun factor that characterised the old car.
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1805 East 86th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Tennis House Project
Kids Helping Kids
About us
Meet the Staff
10 and Under Tennis
Winter Tennis
12417 N Meridian
Carmel, IN 46032
2015 Classes & Programs
Barbara S Wynne Tennis Center at North Central Spring and Summer Tennis Classes
Westlane Tennis Center
Eastwood Tennis Center
2007 Awards Banquet
Tennis Web Sites
Photo Galleries
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Tennis House Update
John Bear Kite named Corporate Finance Chairman
John Bear Kite is named Corporate Finance Chairman for the Tennis House Fund Drive. John is President of Kite Companies. He understands the importance of the Tennis Program and the tournaments held at the cen ter. He played tournament tennis as a junior and was in the program ten years. John graduated from Brebeuf Prep and DePauw Universisty where he played on their tennis teams. He looks forward to working with volunteer to contact businesses in our community to support the Tennis House Expansion and Renovation Project.
A big THANK YOU to Susie and Fred Fehsenfeld who have served as Fund Chairman. They can be proud of raising over $616.837 for the project. Currently, Fred is in Boston sharing his business knowledge with students at MIT. He is a Fellow and both lecturing and enjoying taking classes.
Valued donors as of May 7, 2003:
A and C Realty/ Arthur Boyle
ABCO Property Services
Bill Adames & Dawn Zimmer
Advantage Court Fitness
Kent Agness Family
Curt and Barbara Albertin
Joseph and Barbara Alpert
Robert and Kristin Altice
Victor & Becky Andrade
Dr. Berj and Dolores Antresian
Elizabeth A. Argus
R. W. Armstrong & Assoc. Inc. (Joe and Debbie Wade)
Thomas and Beth Armstrong
Tom and Jeanne Atkins
Douglas W. & MaryJo Ausenbaugh
Ida M. Avery
Janie Lou Bailey
Gratz Enoch Bailey, Jr.
Jim Balis
Patricia Ball
Lois & William Bane
Elizabeth Baratz
Vicki Barbera
Bardach Awards/ Broad Ripple Trophy Center
Tom and Rene Barnard
Charles & Sharon Barnett
Sarah C. Barney
David and Susan Barra
Susan S. Barrett
John Barry
Thomas and Adel Barry
Barfh Electric Co., Inc./Michael Barth, Jr.
William and Nancy Bastian
Amanda & Robert Bates
John and Shannon Baxter
Richard Baxter
Richard and Mary Jane Baxter
Steward and Linda Baxter
Jim Beattey
Jayne L. Beeler
Dr. Richard and Barbara Beeler
Tom Bennett
Karen and Richard Bennett, III
(Brian Smith) Best Subs
Holly and Kevin Betz
Dr. Peter Bick
J. R. Billman
R. Scott Bindley
Birge Family
J. Taggart Birge
Jim Birge
Peggy Bitting
Jean Blackwell
Marilou Bleecker and Family
Bob Block Fitness & Equipment
Martha Bloomer
Richard S. Bloomer
Henry and Pamela Boch
Edwin and Cynthia Bolander
Bill & Joyce Boncosky
Charles and Chartley Bondurant
Joseph Borinstein
Bose McKinney & Evans
Donald and Joanne Boulden
Robert L. Bowen
Judy & Robert Bowes
Carol and Art Boyle
Pat and Jack Bradshaw
John I. Bradshaw, Jr.
Michael and Nancy Brandt
Sue and John Brandt
Carol Branson
Gina and Jim Bremner family
Judy and Fran Brennan
Carolyn Brenner
Charles Brenner
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Preston T. Breunig
Bright Ideas
Patricia Brown
Paul and Andrea D. Browne
Ed and Jane Brune
Gertrude P. Buck
C. Byron Buckley
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Susan & Dale Barrett
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Dorothy K. Barnes
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund / Karen and Richard Bennett, III
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Edward and Susanne Bennett
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Rebecca & Clifford Beyler
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Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Needham and Mary Lou Hurst
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Dr. Glenn and Marianne Irwin
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Dr. Robert E. Jenkins
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Kathleen and William Kleckner
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Desi and Stuart Koch
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Christine & Philip Lablonde
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Kathleen & John Lappas
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Barbara & Harry Layfield
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Sally and Tom Lugar
Ralph M. Burns Memoiral Fund/Magni-Power Company
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Dorothy A. Marone
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Jimmy and Nell McClure
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Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Meridian Hills Country Club
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Northwest Radiology Network
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/James and Susan Naus
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Scott and Barbara Hughey
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/David and Martha Krimendahl
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Larry & Ryta Lett
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Stanley Malless/Permanent Magnet
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Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Marian & Boris Meditch
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Charles & Roberta Jo Mong
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Mary and Don Morrison
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Elizabeth J. and John A. Morton
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Polly and Wayne Nicely
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Peggy and Donald Over
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Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Bette E. Richardson
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Gerald & Carolyn Rogers
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Christy F. Sagalowsky
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Jeanne and Jack Scofield
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/David and Carol Burns Shumate
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Tommie & Richard Sievert
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Dr. J. Harold Smith, II
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Sher Lee Sommers
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Mary S. Summers
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Richard & Jean Steele
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/ Steven and Suzanne Sutton
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/James and Ruth D. Walker
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Charlotte F. Whitt
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Blanche & John Weissert
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Mary Jane Brooks Wilhoite
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Virginia B. Wohlgemuth
Ralph M. Burns Memorial Fund/Barbara and John Wynne
Ruth Ellen and Andy Burns
John and Linda Burns
Ruth and Ralph Burns
Sandy, Susan, Kyle, Coner Burns
Andrew & Susan Buroker
Barbara Burris and Suzanne Gray
Dave, Donna, Kent Butcher
In memory of James A. Butcher from Barbara and John Wynne
Jeff and Ellen Butz
Diane & William Byron
Howard and Lynn Caldwell
Barbara and Bill Campbell
Jim Campbell
Louis and Linda Cantor
Pauline Carpenter
Linda F. Carroll
Century Properties, Inc.
Gregg and Amy Chappell
David & Ruby Cheng
Lee and Elizabeth Christie
Pam Christy
Andrew Churchill (JRA Architecture)
Margaret and Peter Cislak
Citimark Management Co. (Wm. Carlstedt Family)
William and Charity Clark
Cameron Clark
Greg and Anne Clark
Jackie & William Clark
Dr. George and Shirley Clark
James and Clair Clark/Heather Iffert
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In memory of Tag Cline/Barbara Wynne
Becca and Mario Cobo
Denise and John Cochran
Elizabeth and Bill Coffey
Michele and Matthew Cohen
Janice and Matthew Cohoat
Mr. And Mrs. Jack Colby
Laura Conner
Craig Cooper
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Julie Contreras
Ana Contreras
Catherine and Michael Coscia
Sally and James Cottingham
James and Dixie Covert
Mary and Joe Cox
Casey and Elizabeth Cronin
Joseph and Barbara Cronin
Charles and Margaret Csiszar
Daddy Jacks / James R. Thompson
Ed and Jane & Drew Davis
Edgar and Margaret Davis
Gary and Lisa Davis
Charles and Jackie Davis
Susan Marie Dawson
Deer Creek Amphitheater Concerts LP/ Lucas Family
Dan and Sally DeMars
Jean and Herman DeValeria
Chuck DeVoe
Steve DeVoe
Dennis and Denise Dickson
David and Katharine Dickenson
Dick & Helen Dickinson
Diversified Business Systems/Joe Cremer
Clarence and Judy Doninger
Eric and Michelle Doninger
Dorothy M. Dotson and Rocky Dotson
John & Connie Douglas
Jon Duke
Marcia Duke
Duke Realty
James and Mary Durlacher
Eli Lilly & Co. matching gift
Karen Eliezer
Heather Elrod and Jan and Anthony Elrod
Frederick D. Emhardt
Shawn and Todd Emmons
Steve and Julia Enkema
Joyce Enkema
Rev. Wm and Edie Enright
Scott Enright
Josie M. Essig
Janet and Thomas P. Estes
Fran and Judy Etheridge
Brenda and Des Evans and Family
Mrs. William Evans
William and Lois Evans
Sheila Evans
John and Marcia Fagan
Jim & Martha Fairfield
Randall and Korryn Fairman
Pat Fansler
In memory of Bob Faris
Margaret & Paul Farrell
William & Marni Fechtman
Mike and Mary Feeney
Fred and Susie Fehsenfeld
Trey Fehsenfeld
Courtney Fehsenfeld
Brian and Karen Fennerty
Bart Ferraro
Dean and Jane Fields
John H. Finley
John Finneran
First Indiana (Robert McKinney)
Juergen and Marie-Claude Flach
Christopher T. and Cheri Fletcall
Thomas and Connie Fletchall
G. Paul and Nancy Fogle
Walter and Michelle Foltz
Maureen Forrest
Michael and Shannon Fox
Philip and Elizabeth Freiberger
Richard & Lucille Freije
Michael and Pamela Fremion
Kurt Freudenthal
Howard Friedman
Coleman and Ann Friedman
Larry and Helen Gambaiani
In memory of Dr. Austin "Bud" Gardner
Peter & Nora Garrett
Gary & Lisa Gehlhausen
Rebecca Gering
Jerry and Jan Gershman
Lee and Ellis Gery
Paul and Phyllis Gesellchen
Melissa and Brian Gibson
Babs Givens
Marilyn and Gene Glick
Richard and Anne Gohman
Harry and Lucy Gonso
Ruben Gonzales Medical Svcs. Gonzales Family
Gary and Patty Goodman
Mary P. Gosling
Suzanne Johnson Gray
Nicole Green
Brendan Green
Joseph and Flora Greenberg
Susan and Kevin Gregory
Carolyn Griffith in Honor of Barbara Wynne
Griffith Foundation
Perry and Michelle Griffith
In Memory of Frank Dowling
Stuart & Colleen Grinell
William and Phyllis Groth and family
John R. Guggenheim
Prem and Madhu Gupta and Family
Jay P. Hacker and Family
Lisa H. Hackman
Michael and Catherine Haffey
Debbie Hahn
Gregory F. Hahn
Trenton and Troy Hahn
Maria Theresa C. Haigh
Marilyn Halbrook
Tom and Gretchen Hall
Robert and Gail Hall
Richard and Mary Jane Hamburger
Barbara Hamilton
Gil and Hammond
Keith Hancock
Mitchell and Tami Hansen
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hapak
Rhea C. Harcourt
Suzanne Hakanson
Leslie Harris
Mrs. James Harris
Scott Hart
In memory of Amy Hasbrook
Mr. And Mrs. Ed Hauser, Jr.
In memory of our Nancy/ Evie and Ross Haynes
Gordon & Jody Hayward
Bruce & Suzanne Hazelett
Jim and Susan Heatherington
Bryan Heck
Tom and Judy Heidenreich
Jack and Bonnie Heidt
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David Held
Andrew and Karin Held
Louis Hensley, III
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Herd, Jr.
John and Dottie Heseman
John and Karen Hewett
Wiilliam R. Higgins, Jr.
Richard and Bobbi Hill
Phil and Lynn Himelstein and family
Carolyn Jane Hodge
Celia Hogan
Kathryn and Jay Hollander
Jim and Billie Hollenbeck
John Hollett, III
Thomas Hollett
John and Ginny Hollett
Bill and Amy Hollett
David and Susan Hollingberger
Drew Hollingberger
Hollyhock Hill
Brad and Jennifer Holmes
Lois Holton
George O. & Adeline C. Holvoet
Miles and Evan Holvoet
Homewood Suites
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Hoosier Office Machines
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George & Barbara Hoster
Tom & Susan Hotwagner
Emerson & Jane Houck
Elizabeth Hourigan
Barbara P. House
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Linda Hughes
Wayne and Gretchen Hunt
Needham and Mary Lou Hurst
Rick and Lisa Hurst
Rebecca & Scott Hutchins
Heather Iffert
Fred Illingworth and Ellen Crosby
Peter Ince
Indianapolis Community Tennis Association
Indianapolis Racquet Club
Indy's Child
In memory of Filip Krajcik
Evie Infanger
Ruth Ann Ingraham
Friends of the Indianapolis Racquet Club
Bob and Sally Jackson
Andrea Jackson
Greg & Pat Jacoby
Beth and Scott Jahns
Dr. James Jinks
Craig Johnson
Liz Johnson
Rosemary Johnson
Sonia Jose
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Ralph and Joan Kahn
Bob and Troy Kassing
Arthur and Sue Ann Kalleres
Virginia Kelly
Jane and Charles D. Kelso
Kevin and Heidi Kelso
Hubert and Marie Kelso
Bruce and Tracy Kennedy and Family
Patsy and Jack Kennedy
Kathy and Mark Kiefer
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Linda and Jeff Kimbell
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Ross & Elizabeth King
Anne (Mrs. J.B.) King
Eric & Anne King
Michale & Shelley King
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Michael Kirby
Ted & Pat Kirn
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Rita and James Kleinschmidt
Kent and Lori Kline
Dorothy and Alan Klineman
Marilyn and Tom Klingaman
KMI Realtyu Advisors
David Knall
Mark Koivuniemi
In memory of Ralph M. Burns
Steve & Gail Kollias
Wendy and Bill Kortepeter
Joseph and Annaliese Krauter
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John Krol
John F. & Charlotte Krukenberg
David B. Kubley
Sanford, Kathleen, and Kelly Kunkel
Claire Landis
Scott Langdon
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just a request for DragonSteve hope your satisfied with it
Female Dragonsteve copyright DragonSteve
all done in MS Paint
Female Dragonsteve copyright DragonSteve
all done in MS Paint
good job Silver she looks so sweet
ur bout as good as blue crow now! keep up the good work ill be rooting for ya the whole way n.=.n
Great job on her!
very nice work
Awww. That's so cute bro. Excellent work. I'll fav it.
Your work is just outstanding, and is getting better and better with each day. The detail work you've done on this is amazing - the horns, the ears, and especially the anatomy, is all loving put together by a person who really knows what they're doing ^_^ The colouring is once again spot-on, and the shading is added just right. Having the belly fall over the belt is a nice touch - but who can only imagine what size they are ^^ (just SuperXXXXXXXXXXXXL, i'm sure!)
Another great job, you still manage to surprise me with your wonderous MS Paint skills!
Another great job, you still manage to surprise me with your wonderous MS Paint skills!
you have great analasis skills ^_^ and I'm pretty sure that shes got three belts tied together XD
Sexy as always! = )
now that is cute ^^
soft, squishy, and so0n to become bedridden.
hehe the belly above the pants are saggy as the pants!
great job!
great job!
Wow. She's cute.
thankies, it looks great
Wow! That is REALLY accurate! I'm surprised!
Pretty good
Shes big allright. I think you did a pretty good job. Her tail seems to be a bit big IMO, but oh well.
What belt size is that? lol It's a really nice pic. Can you draw anyone skinny?
I think thats three belts tied together maybe, oh and I can draw skinny ^^
wooow awsome work dude. you are getting better and better at the time youre my new bro ok


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Awesome! Is it rigged or are kinematics invloved?
Unfortunately, I don't know jack about rigging. All my mecha models are made of separate parts and linked together. It can be posed in this system, but not very well.
I see. Most of the characters I dio are rigged so the segments need to be part of one big model all interconnected. I'm not very good at rigging myself. It's a bit tedious.
Tornado claw! Tornado Claw! Drill Claw! Weapon X!
Let's go, bub!
Let's go, bub!
Here's my Sunday best!
best shot ever
Awwwwwwwww yeah.
That was one of my favorite moments of the show, Simon at his most badass.
That was one of my favorite moments of the show, Simon at his most badass.
This is from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann isn't it? (not sure if it's spelled right)
Did you redo the shoulder drills?
Did you redo the shoulder drills?
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I have been using a product called CLR and dipping the parts in overnight than brushing off. I am not sure what the active ingredient is. Just wondering what other people are using. CLR is pretty pricey.
I have been using a product called CLR and dipping the parts in overnight than brushing off. I am not sure what the active ingredient is. Just wondering what other people are using. CLR is pretty pricey.
Is CLR a weak acid solution product? Not sure, I but I think I remember it is.
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Don't know if this would work for your purpose, but calcium can de dissolved in dilute acetic acid - which is vinegar. I'd dilute the vinegar 50/50 with water, and try a small application. See what happens.
I am also a chemist.
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
The vinegar sounds worth a try. It is a lot less expensive than CLR. I think there is some in the kitchen. I found on another thread that Limeaway is a hydrochloric acid based cleaner. It is advertised for purposes similar to CLR. Maybe someone here knows.
Hard water deposits can be dissolved with several acids as noted. Acetic is the most benign and HCl (aka muriatic acid) is one of the more aggressive.
"If by some chance you come across a bottle of it DO NOT use it for anything unless you know EXACTLY what you are dealing with and how to handle it."
I fully endorse this comment. I have never used it, and don't intend to, ever.
I assume the HF is sold for removing silica deposits as HF specifically will dissolve silica (and glass). As noted, it's not EVER to be used for general cleaning purposes.
HF burns are very serious and normally have to be surgically cleaned and nutralized or healing will never occur. This is nasty stuff folks.
For HF - hydrofluoric acid - you also need a specific neutralizer in case of skin contact. Formulated with calcium oxide and glycerol (glycerin). For all practical purposes to you - it doesn't exist. Never go near it. Pretend you never heard of it. It's one of those chemicals that I am scared to use. And I'm a professional. Yikes!
Let us know how the vinegar works, please.
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
HF is an extremely dangerous and agressive chemical! It can get you in intensive care real fast. One tiny drop on your skin will penetrate. Then it starts dissolving your skeleton (yes, your bones). I should only be used by professionals.
HF is used to chemically clean buildings (to restore bricks that have been stained by air pollution over the years).
I've used it to frost glass. You dip the glass in molten paraffin (wax), take a sharp tool(s), and cut out the pattern you wish to frost through the paraffin - and expose it to the fumes. I had my bottle of glycerol/CaO paste on me. Respirator, full neoprene cover-alls, safety shoes, gloves...CREEPY! This stuff eats glass and turns glass into a gas - silicon tetrafluoride.
Yep - one little drop will go unnoticed on the skin and start heading for your bones. Which it dissolves. Rub in the paste real good! And get to a hospital to let them take over. But as a chemist who studied this stuff - I'm the person they'd be asking "What do we do??" I abandoned my project. Gave to a school I hated a gift of a one-pound polyethylene bottle of 48% H2F2 - ACS Reagent grade.
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
Don't get this stuff in your eyes. Don't ask me how I know.
HF's real danger is to the calcium in your system. It binds with the calcium in your bones and causes intense bone pain. In high enough concentrations, it can scavenge the calcium in your blood and interfere with heart function. It's extremely painful, nearly irreversible and a particularly nasty way to die.
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To anyone casually reading this thread, never ever mess with HF unless you have been professionally trained on how to handle it. It is not for cleaning bike parts, nor would it be good at it.
I've got to wonder where the OP is riding to get calcium deposits on his equipment??
I am restoring some old 60's through 80's Peugeots. Some have a fair amount of rust from being left outside. I noticed that oxalic acid removed the rust but some parts have a grayish, rough coating on them some of which will flake off with the fingernail after oxalic treatment. I tried CLR and the stuff came off leaving an almost new shine.
I tried white, distilled vinegar on calcium deposits left by hard water on a sprinkler timer. The chalky, white calcium disappeared in a few minutes in a non-diluted solution.
I have mixed results with the coating on the bike parts which probably means it is only part calcium mixed with whatever happens to be in the air or rainwater which CLR must release.
Possibly nitrates and sulfates, which are acidic while calcium deposits are basic. CLR must be a buffered solution to take out both. I would suggest a vinegar bath first. Then try sodium carbonate for the other residue. Sodium carbonate is the principle ingredient in Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent or washing-soda. Another one to try that is usually found around the house is sodium bicarbonate - baking soda. Both of these are mild bases.
Let us know if this works. Do not leave it on aluminum (alloy) parts for long though.
How do you keep an idiot in suspense?
I would not even dilute the vinegar. I'm also a (lapsed) chemist
Bikes use brakes to stop.
If your bike has breaks, don't ride it.
CLR/lime-away is roughly 75% water and 25% lactic acid.The same stuff that builds up in your muscles when you over exersize.You can drink it if you want,just add Vodka....
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CLR isn't lactic acid..here is the MSDS LimeAway is phosphoric acid, here is it's MSDS. Both can harm aluminum if used full strength and left in contact too long. I use Limeaway all the time to remove oxide on aluminum, just wipe on or dip and then dip in baking soda solution to neutralize.
HF will penetrate skin very quickly and dissolve the calcium in your system. A friend was etching glass and got some on his fingers and within a minute rinsed his hand. The acid destroyed the bones and he wound up losing the last joint of all fingers that touched the acid.
Working in R&D for a chemical company, we learn to be very careful with HF.....
Being an organic chemist with a background in toxicology and chemical-warfare applications, I fully agree with KLW's last statement. Stay far away from HF or anything that contains it. Figure your skeleton is made of glass. This stuff EATS glass. And the vapors cause a condition known as skeletal-fluorosis, slowly rendering a person truly spineless. For keeps.
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After seeing that sneak preview that had her wearing this winter coat, I had to draw that. Good thing I had plenty of time to do this one.
Ahsoka Tano (c) Lucasfilm Ltd.
Ahsoka Tano (c) Lucasfilm Ltd.
Lovely job!
Ahsoka is so gorgeous
What episode was this?
Ahsoka was on Hoth?
Fantastic job!
I love this picture!
She is my favourite charakter and also Anakin
I love this picture!
She is my favourite charakter and also Anakin
Yikes, that's so cool! fantastic job!
This piece is stunningly beautiful...
Hope she stays warm in that winter coat, it's made for her and I love it. Perfect memory and ways of the brush Raikoh, you got her right .
This is what she wears when she's assigned a mission on Hoth.
so nice work
That winter coat is possibly my favorite Ahsoka outfit.
so awsome. draw 1 more pls
Lux should be lucky he has Ahsoka's love...friendship...thing
i should cudle her war Oo
very good job
Brr, it looks so cold, I'd like to share her coat. Of course, it could be a hot summer day and I'd still like that idea.
Awwwwwwwwwww,I LOVE IT!!!
So beautiful!
Looks like Togrutas can look like eskimos.
That is beautifully done.
love it!
Very nice art work!
Very beautiful!))
Ciel Phantomhive had such one XD
Just watched the episode and it looks so similar!
Just watched the episode today and It looks so similar!
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Very nice! It looks extremely realistic!
for some reason when i saw tht video i knew u would draw this. good job
i wonder who stole her lightsabers cuz she thought lux did i think he did also he possibly helping the death watch cuz the woman said hey kid ur late who is that woman behind the death watch armor ?
Great work. Nicely done, realistic too.
nice work
i wonder wh othe woman who said this to lux hey kid ur late who is she ? its not aurra sing totaly not satine or maybe
Can't wait for season 4, this pic looks awesome great job!!!
It is PERFECTTT! It matches exactly Everything- the coat and the expression and the face... just plain amazing. I wanna buy the print nowwww
And I can't wait until Season 4 starts!!
And I can't wait until Season 4 starts!!
Nice! Star Wars FTW!!!
I like this so much, i bought a print
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EL DORADO HILLS — In its second Delta River League dual meet of the season, the Oak Ridge wrestling team fell 39-24 to the visiting Folsom Bulldogs Wednesday.
"We knew how tough they were coming in. We went against Folsom earlier this year in a tournament and they beat us pretty bad. So we knew how good they were, but I thought we did a good job. There were a couple where we outmatched, but we wrestled really hard. So I was happy with our performance. We didn't get a win like we would've liked, but I was proud of the boys and their effort," Trojan coach Casey Rhyan said.
Oak Ridge took control of the match early. In the opening fight at 182 pounds, Bishane Sagal lost to Jake Bienvenue by the narrow score of 1-3. But at 195s, Zach Claiborne wore out Jerod Nooner en route to a pin. With the score tied at 2-2 in the third period, Claiborne twisted his opponent to the ground, gaining six points for the Trojans.
"I was really happy to see Zach be patient because of a lot of the time he tries to force things, and that gets him in trouble. But he did a great of job of waiting for his opportunity, and he took it," Rhyan said.
Sherman McVay (220) added to the lead with another pin, taking a commanding 9-3 lead before another takedown set up his fall of Justin Badger for a 12-3 lead.
"Sherman's had a great season so far. He gets in really awkward positions, but he's just really strong," Rhyan said.
Folsom didn't oppose Jacob Proul in the Heavyweight division but the 'Dogs took control from there on. Josh Ploke (106) lost to Carlos Alvarez 2-14 and after Curtis Booth(113) defeated Trojan Christian Portilla 14-5, Folsom pulled within three points at 18-15 when Jerry Garrido (120) shut out Daelin Wofford 11-0.
Trojan Xavier Liongson(126) came up just short in a decision against Andrew Coyne, losing 6-5. Folsom then assumed the lead when Josh Lazaro beat Ryan Redhair 7-2 in the 132 pound weight class. The Bulldogs continued to extend the lead with a pin of Jake Plakson (138) and a 12-4 major decision over Brandon Claiborne (145).
An 8-0 victory over Kevan Cryan (152) for Folsom followed by a 14-2 win against Ali Atebar (160) put the meet out of reach at 39-18. Keaton Subjeck, Oak Ridge's top wrestler at 170s, finished the meet on a high note in pinning Bulldog Devon Nooner.
Subjeck attacked Nooner early in the first period, taking a 7-0 lead, and merely 35 seconds into the second period overpowered him for the fall.
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The Trojans next have a dual meet against Ponderosa. "I don't know what to expect. We haven't seen them so far this year, but we know they're a good team, they always are. It should be an interesting duel."


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One of my girlfriends found out about a week before me that she was having a baby in November too. We were SO excited to be pregnant together! She has 2 boys ages 3 and 20 months and I have DD who is 23 months. We started hanging out a TON because we are both stay at home moms (the hubbys work together) and we've always been friends but now that we had this new baby in common we became almost inseperable. We've seen each other at least once a week for the past 3 months.
The worst thing imaginable happened on Wednesday! She had a miscarriage at 17 weeks. I have no idea what to say or what to do. She called to tell me because I was supposed to come over on Thursday to babysit her boys while she and her DH went to put their 13 year old dog to sleep. When I saw her number I was completely prepared for her to tell me that her dog had passed away during the night, so I was already prepared to be upset. I balled when she told me what happened! I felt awful because I'm sure that the last thing that she needed was for me to be crying in her ear while she was trying to hold it together.
So, I've been sitting here for 2 days trying to figure out what I'm going to do. I LOVE her and her boys! I want to be there for her in whatever way she needs me to be. (Her mom is in town for the week so she said she'd let me know next week if she needed anything) I don't want to have a distance form between us but I also have been putting myself in her shoes and I'm thinking that it would be FAR to hard for me to hang out with someone and watch them go through every stage of the pregnancy at the same time that I would have. I don't know if she is going to feel this way or not but I wouldn't blame her if it was.
It's killing me because I feel AWFUL for her. I can't even imagine being in her shoes right now. She had a miscarriage in October at 8 weeks and so she waited very cautiously until the 2nd trimester to announce this pregnancy.. she only told me so early because I announced mine and she was so excited to have a pregnancy buddy. She had just started feeling completely secure in this pregnancy. Her 3 year old already had a nickname for the baby and was insisting on the name. It was just such a guarantee at that point. KWIM?
I just have no idea what to do. Anybody ever dealt with anything like this? Should I just wait for her to call next week or should I call her if I don't hear from her? What do I say? Any help would be appreciated.
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Anybody here have any advice for how I can handle this? What can I say or do to keep our friendship strong despite the obvious pain she's going to feel everytime she sees me?


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Canadiana Backpackers InnToronto, Canada
Awesome hostel, didn't want to leave and definitely heading back for spring!
Astor Hyde ParkLondon, England
Cheap room in a good location with excellent staff :)
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- Couple, 25-30
- (18 reviews)
St Christopher's Inn NewquayNewquay, England
In the hostel room there was this strange dried brown stuff at the bottom of our shower, which looked disgusting, on top of the shower not actually being that great and in a really dark corner was very off-putting. We were going to use the cupboards which were provided, but chose against it as the floor was the cleaner. The blonde bar lady took ages to serve me, even though I was on her side and waiting the longest, she kept looking at me but never served me until I was already being served.
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- Couple, 18-24
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Mowbray Court HotelLondon, England
At first we didn't have towels in our room but they were in there after we went out so it was all good yo.
InkijkmuseumEindhoven, Netherlands
Very small place, room very cold but warms up after 10 minutes with the heater. Close to the station and town.
Hostel ROOM RotterdamRotterdam, Netherlands
A bit of a walk out of town but a nice hostel.
Loft Gallery AmsterdamAmsterdam, Netherlands
The only problem I had with this place was the low ceilings, overall a very nice place to stay.
Barmy Badger BackpackersLondon, England
The dogs were away for the weekend :(
Islington Home bed and breakfastLondon, England
Lovely place and a lovely owner, we never did get up in time for breakfast but it looked good! Only a 10 minute walk from tube stations and buses are just up the road. Good bathroom facilities and everything was clean. We felt right at home.
Inverness Student HostelInverness, Scotland
I can't remember a thing, but I do remember speaking to the staff on the phone and they were extremely friendly and helpful.
Pacific Coast Backpackers LodgeMount Maunganui, New Zealand
Base AucklandAuckland, New Zealand
No customer comment
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- England
- Couple, 18-24
- (18 reviews)
Flinders BackpackersMelbourne, Australia
St Christopher's HammersmithLondon, England
Cheap drinks in the bar downstairs. Deadly egglizard.
Beagle HouseboatAmsterdam, Netherlands
It was perfect. Less than 5 minutes from the city, very affordable, had a lot of character. When we arrived there was a tray with 50 grams of tobacco, papers and a bong. We put Bob Marley on YouTube and had an awesome smoke. What more could you ask for?


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Yesterday, we had the chance to catch up with Defiance's Creative Lead Trick Dempsey to get the lowdown on everything the upcoming Arkbreaker DLC will be bringing to the game when it launches on December 10th. Trick let loose on a ton of details about the new weapons, missions, zones, and UI improvements, so read on!
The goal of Arkbreaker is to deliver on that fantasy of calling down these Arkships to earth, breaking into them, and looting them like any good arkhunter would want to do. The precursor to being able to do so is a brand new six-mission storyline that will lead up to giving players the ability to call down an Arkship left in Earth's atmosphere after the war ended. You'll crack inside, which will be a process that takes a few minutes and a bit of fighting outside the fallen ship. Once you open the doors to the ship, you've created a public instance that allows up to 12 people to enter at once. Once that limit is reached, the next person to go in will open another version of that same ship.
Read the rest of Bill Murphy's Defiance - Detailing the Arkbreaker DLC.
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Times are bleak. Even a cursory peek at the economy tells us the world is about to go to holy hell. And speaking of holy hell, Iran is on the cusp of building an atomic weapon, so be prepared to meet the Twelfth Imam.
As an eternal killjoy, this all seems about right to me. From the dirt floors of our tiny hovels, I imagine, we will one day congregate around fire pits and entertain emaciated grandchildren with tales of economic booms, budget surpluses, iPhones and low-interest credit cards. All in all, this generation had a fine run.
But there is a thin reed of optimism. Those delightful grandchildren of yours apparently are going to live forever -- or that's the goal. The news of only the past few weeks has transformed plenty of science fiction into near reality.
Did you hear the story of the South Carolina teenager who survived for nearly four months without a heart? She was kept alive with a "custom-built artificial blood-pumping device" and was able to survive for her proper heart transplant.
D'Zhana Simmons is only 14 years old, so the procedure was a marvel worth celebrating. But what does this kind of innovation mean for society in the long term? What about the 70-year-old with a clunky ticker? Or 90-year-old? What do we do when my own "custom-built artificial blood-pumping device" is on the fritz in 20, 30, 40 years?
Fortunately, I don't want to live forever (and judging from my inbox, this is a widely held position). I do, however, hope to die in my favorite position: deep in slumber. If they ever let me, that is.
Four European universities recently got together and transplanted a human windpipe using stem cells -- not the controversial embryonic kind, but from bone marrow so the patient's body would not reject it.
Though some questions remain about the breakthrough, surely the future will bring regenerated body parts for all -- with, one hopes, a streamlined process for livers and lungs. The potential of this science will be consequential in the lives of millions of people born with defective organs and will allow most of us to live longer, more fruitful lives.
And if they fail, scientists can always excavate you later.
Using 20,000-year-old hair they found in the Siberian tundra, an international team of scientists -- with nothing constructive to do, evidently -- recently finished a draft genome sequence of the majestic woolly mammoth.
They still have some work to do, but in a few more years, these scientists will be set to play God by recreating the long-extinct animals -- for only 10 million bucks a pop.
"It may one day become possible," Pennsylvania State University biochemist Stephan Schuster explained, "to mammoth-ify an African or Asian elephant genome."
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Wonderland: Mad hatter and Cheshire cat by MissPoeWatch
©2013-2016 MissPoe
i don't care if a lot of people didn't like this movie. I loved it.
lol this is cool
Pretty sweet!
Very unique style you have. I like your art.
I LOVE all of your pictures! Never a dull one
Wonderful art.
sweet job
Beautiful gallery, great design, I like your style, bravo!
*Huff puff* So... Many... Favs.... On this one. O_o In one day... I refuse to thank everyone one by one, so I'll say it here: Anyone who favs, thank you.
great art.
Excellent ! Great composition and design ! Well done !
love it! so strong...


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We stayed at Sita continental mid April. Day we reached there, it was rainning heavily and due to the metro work the area was very messy. The hotel is very unclean. Rooms are of decent size. wish they had maintained it properly. Carry your bedsheets and pillow cases if you wish to stay there. Toilets are not clean at all.... More
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The MTA is planning to install video cameras and audio recorders on the nation's two busiest commuter rail lines in the wake of last year's deadly derailment in the Bronx.
Transportation officials say the technology will be implemented on most Metro-North Railroad and Long Island Rail Road trains in response to recommendations from the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Chaos Says What by MickeymonsterWatch
©2013-2016 Mickeymonster
Shrug pose with Discord.
this describes my life
Today on chaos says what."Why the buck do things have to make sense?" and that was today's "chaos says what."
"Oh Pahlease! you are so delusional to even bother to show gratitude for this chaos!"
Okay! I finished my surprise for you. I just uploaded it.
"Why are you looking at me like that? Like, I didn't do it, what are you trying to get at?"
"The level of stupid you've managed to achieve hurts even me."
You have serious social problems if you can confuzzle the king of chaos...
In other words, great picture! I love your discord pictures any day, so keep em' up!
Social problems? I consider it an accomplishment!
Unsure Discord is a welcome addition to the list of DIscord expressions.
nice job
Great sketch!!
"What is this? I don't even."
"That's so nonsensical even I don't know what you're getting at.
...we should be pals."
discord: What is this trickery?
"Look, I don't know what a Chimmycherrychanga is, Pinkie wouldn't tell me."
"Tch, bitches."
"Who is this Q, and why does everyone keep comparing me to him?"
"I dunno what went wrong. Don´t blame me for all the chaos in the world."
Lol, this should totally be a meme or a plz account of some sort.
cool xD
I ain't gotta explain myself, I'm the freaking Discord!
When not even Discord can understand your stupidity.
"Don't ask me. Harmony's not exactly my field" XD
Oh, I miss all these drawings of Discord. I don't see them much any more. It's a joyful sense of relief when I do see you post one
THAT I'm very glad to hear.
(Obscure reference! Who gets it?)
(Obscure reference! Who gets it?)
Le shrug, like where'd you place the Elements of Harmony?
"So what if I like to squeeze people? It's not like I'm addicted to it or anything."


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The event will be held at Ilford Central library on February 11
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The fight for equal rights of same sex couples in Redbridge will be archived in a project by the council with events throughout this month.
Being Civil in Redbridge will document personal accounts of campaigns and demonstrations by the members of the LGBT community in the area.
The events are free and will take place from 6.30pm to 7.30pm on Monday February 10 at Gants Hill library, Tuesday February 11 at Ilford Central library, and Wednesday February 19 at South Woodford library.
The East London People's Archive currently holds around 1,800 oral history interviews and more than 24,000 photographs about London's diverse communities.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge leaked images revealed
First pictures of handsets due out in two weeks.
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First pictures of handsets due out in two weeks.
New phone to be revealed at Mobile World Congress.
Latest analysis shows Samsung ahead of major rival.
Korean giant expects decline in smartphone sales.
Shows a USB Type-C port.
Suspiciously similar to Apple's upgrade programme.
Straight from Samsung's testing facility.
Earlier than expected.