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A three-year-old boy is calling on Times readers to help reunite him with his most prized possession.
Heartless thieves took Charlie Mitchell's bike from the garden of his home in Cornell Close, Witham at some point between December 10 and 13.
Mum Tasha Mitchell, 25, said her son was heartbroken and had woken every morning for the past week asking when his bike would be returned.
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2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport Review: Introduction
After dominating the car, crossover and minivan segments over the years, Honda took a shot at the pickup truck market in 2006 with the Honda Ridgeline. Six years later, this unconventional sport utility truck is far from a sales success, but the 2012 Honda Ridgeline does provide a unique blend of a car-like ride with the practicality and versatility expected from a pickup to make a perfect family vehicle that is fully capable of towing a boat, hauling motorcycles or just making runs to the home improvement store. New for 2012, Honda added a new Sport trim level to give its aging truck a little more visual flash, and we recently had the chance to drive the 2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport for this weeklong review to get a sense of where the Ridgeline stands in regards to the modern pickup truck landscape.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Pricing and Trim Levels
Assembled in Lincoln, Ala., the 2012 Honda Ridgeline is available in four trim levels (RT, Sport, RTS and RTL) with a starting MSRP of $29,250. Stepping up to the new-for-2012 Ridgeline Sport will only set you back an additional $745 while delivering an even more distinctive look. Acting as an appearance package for the base RT trim level, the Ridgeline Sport doesn't offer any additional options, so our test vehicle had an as-tested price of $30,805 including the $810 destination charge. Compared to other crew cab, four-wheel drive full-size pickup trucks on the market, this price is still around $3,000 to $5,000 less than most of its rivals and not too much more expensive than smaller, comparably equipped mid-size trucks.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Competition
While Japanese rivals Toyota and Nissan came out with more conventional body-on-frame pickup trucks, the Honda Ridgeline features a unibody construction (derived from the Honda Accord) and a unique integrated cargo bed design that puts it head-to-head with the Chevrolet Avalanche although not too long ago, Subaru, Hummer and Ford also dabbled in this niche sport utility truck segment. The growing economy might be good news for other pickups on the market, but the Honda Ridgeline has been on a steady sales decline over the years. In 2011, Ridgeline sales were down almost 40 percent with only 9,579 units sold making it the worst-selling Honda models for 2011, but Honda keeps saying it is committed to the Ridgeline despite killing off better selling models like the Honda S2000 and Honda Element over the last couple years. There is still no definite word as to where the Ridgeline's future lies, but in its sixth year on sale, its unique styling still makes it one of the most distinctive-looking pickups currently offered.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Exterior
Other than a slight design update in 2010, little has changed visually for the Honda Ridgeline, but the big news for the 2012 Honda Ridgeline is addition of a stylish new Sport trim level. The 2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport attempts to bring an even more exclusive styling to this already-distinctive pickup by coming in only three exterior colors (Alabaster Silver, Crystal Black and White) and adding blacked-out accents to the headlights, taillights and grille; all 2012 Ridgeline models get a revised front grille, but the Sport stands out with its identifiable honeycomb grille and "sport" badge. The Ridgeline Sport also comes with unique 18-inch, five-spoke wheels that also carry over the black accents, and the package is finished off with standard fog lights and rear privacy glass. In total, the extra $745 for the Sport package is well worth the money if you're looking for a truck that doesn't blend in.
The rest of the Ridgeline stays the same as previous years marked by its one-piece cab and bed design featuring horizontal creases in the doors and beveled and angled edges surrounding the cargo bed. This cargo bed is constructed with a steel-reinforced composite material for a tough and rugged surface, which is a good thing since a conventional bed liner isn't made for this truck. In fact, the biggest downfall of the Ridgeline's design is that normal truck accessories such as tonneau covers or truck toppers are generally harder (although not impossible) to find. Still, one of the most innovative features of this truck that is the in-bed cargo area that adds an extra 8.5 cubic feet of water-proof storage space. Even better, this cargo space locks and unlocks automatically with the doors, and its two-way tailgate either folds down like a conventional pickup truck or swings out to allow easy access to the deep storage compartment.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Interior
On the outside, the 2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport is easy to spot with its black accents, but inside, the key changes are limited to a leather-wrapped steering wheel with stereo controls, an auxiliary audio input built into the instrument cluster and carpeted, all-weather floor mats. Fans of mid-'90s trucks should love the inside of the 2012 Ridgeline with its five-passenger seating capacity, straightforward interior design, fixed center console and even a column-mounted gear selector. In terms of cabin space, the Ridgeline is positioned squarely in the middle of mid-size and full-size pickups with a five-passenger seating configuration that offers more headroom and legroom than a Toyota Tacoma Double Cab and slightly less room than a Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab. There is plenty of storage space in the Honda Ridgeline, too, with a decent-sized shelf above the glovebox, an expandable and reconfigurable center console with a deep hidden storage area and a space under the rear seat that is large enough to fit a golf bag or an optional ($149) under seat storage system (which our test vehicle did not have).
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Powertrain and Fuel Economy
The 2012 Honda Ridgeline offers many options except when it comes to the powertrain. All 2012 Ridgeline models start with a 3.5-liter V-6 rated at 250 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque, and then add in a five-speed automatic and Honda's Variable Torque Management (VTM) four-wheel drive system. This standard configuration gives the 2012 Ridgeline EPA fuel economy estimates of 15 miles per gallon in the city, 21 mpg on the highway and a rating of 17 mpg in combined driving. Thanks to aerodynamic improvements and lower friction engine components, the 2012 Ridgeline gains 1 mpg on the highway over its 2011 counterpart. Unlike the closely related Odyssey and Pilot, the Ridgeline does not offer Variable Cylinder Management which probably accounts for some the lower fuel economy ratings (Odyssey and Pilot are rated at 25 mpg and 28 mpg on the highway, respectively), but this Ridgeline's powertrain setup does allow it to provide a 5,000-pound towing capacity and a payload capacity of more than 1,500 pounds. If VCM and a front-wheel drive version were offered, we could definitely see the Ridgeline being far more fuel efficient, but Honda definitely set this truck up to create as few sacrifices as possible for truck buyers.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Driving Impressions
Thanks to its unibody construction, the 2012 Honda Ridgeline exhibits the smoothest ride of any pickup truck currently on the market, and the V-6 delivers plenty of get up and go. While it is highly unlikely that Ridgeline drivers will ever exclaim "VTEC just kicked in, yo," this unique variable engine timing system does help get the 4,504-pound Ridgeline up to speed pretty quickly without too much fuss. The Ridgeline uses a front-wheel biased four-wheel drive system that automatically distributes engine power to all four wheels based on driving and traction conditions, but with the transmission in first or second gear and at vehicle speeds under 18 mph, the "VTM-4 Lock" can be engaged to hold power at the rear wheels for optimal traction. We drove the Ridgeline Sport along the beach with fine, loose sand and in some moderate off-road terrain, and the system performed flawlessly in both automatic and VTM-4 Lock modes. Off-roading is aided by the fact that the Ridgeline offers a decent 8.2 inches of ground clearance in addition to approach and departure angles that should meet the needs of the casual off-road driver at 24.5 degrees and 22 degrees, respectively.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Safety
When it comes to safety, the 2012 Honda Ridgeline really starts to stand out from the competition. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) named it one of only three pickups as a 2012 Top Safety Pick, although it has yet to be tested by the stricter 2010+ crash safety standards of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Still, all 2012 Honda Ridgeline models have a long list of standard safety features that include six airbags, active front head restraints, electronic brake-force distribution with brake assist, four-wheel anti-lock disc brake system, Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with traction control, daytime running lights and tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS).
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Final Thoughts
Although the 2012 Honda Ridgeline is the alternative to a rough-riding body-on-frame pickup, it is still highly competitive when it comes to towing, hauling cargo, hauling passengers and even off-road driving, and now the all-new Sport package adds a unique appearance as well. Yes, as the "Honda of pickup trucks," better fuel economy could be expected, but it is an excellent choice for casual truck buyers who only need a brute towing machine occasionally. For these buyers, the spacious cabin and innovative in-bed cargo area will make it a great family vehicle, but the unique unibody chassis is what really sets this truck apart from other trucks with a smooth ride expected from a family-friendly crossover while still delivering the practicality of a cargo-friendly pickup truck.
2012 Honda Ridgeline Sport: Pros and Cons
- innovative in-bed storage area
- improved highway fuel economy for 2012
- the smoothest-riding pickup on the market
- poor rear visibility
- fuel economy is the same as more conventional body-on-frame pickups
- truck accessories (i.e., tonneau covers, truck toppers, etc.) are less common
Honda provided the vehicle for this review
Photos by Jeffrey N. Ross


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WSU stops UW in 10th
Just when it looked like WSU would breeze to their seventh Pac-10 series-opening victory, the Huskies rallied to take the lead. And then the Cougars rallied back. UW tied it again. And in the bottom of the 10th, WSU won it 6-5 on Michael Weber's bases-loaded walk. Read on for the unedited version of my game story.
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PULLMAN – Michael Weber's two-out, bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the 10th inning forced home Jay Ponciano and gave Washington State University a 6-5 Pac-10 baseball win over the University of Washington on Friday night.
But it also gave the Cougars much more.
With the win and UCLA's 4-0 loss at Arizona State, WSU (17-8 in conference, 29-23 overall) clinched second-place in the Pac-10 and in all likelihood assured the Cougars of their first NCAA Tournament berth since 1990.
"It's a great feeling," said WSU senior left-hander Matt Way, who bedeviled the Huskies for seven shutout innings before faltering in the eighth. "We locked up second-place right there. ... That's all we were trying to do, make sure we got that win."
Way did his part, striking out a career-high 13 and limiting UW to four hits, the first Doug Cherry's two-out single in the sixth.
"The best he's ever been," WSU coach Donnie Marbut said. "Big game for us to clinch second place in this conference. We always talk about showing up. Matty Way showed up."
Though the Cougar bats didn't early, especially when they had runners in scoring position against UW starter Jason Erickson.
Still, thanks to Weber's second-inning single to right, which scored Greg Lagreid when Kyle Conley lobbed the ball to second base, and his fifth-inning RBI triple to right-center – the junior third baseman from Seattle's O'Dea High missed a home run by about a foot – the Cougars led 2-0 going to the eighth.
Way got a quick out then yielded a single to Caleb Brown. Trying to find something, UW coach Ken Knutson decided to send up back-to-back pinch hitters.
"I asked them to go up there and swing at the first pitch," Knutson said. "The first 27 batters we had couldn't do that for some reason, only five of them did."
And his pinch hitters did. Jacob Clem, hitting .167, doubled to right field. So did Andy Bethel, with the same result, a double to right, tying the score at 2 – and knocking Way from the game.
Jeremy Johnson, who leads WSU with nine saves, came out of the pen in a non-save situation, quickly got an out then lost command for two hitters. The junior right-hander hit the first one, Pierce Rankin, then left a fastball out over the plate to the second, left-fielder Jake Rife, and he pulled it into the right-field corner for a two-run triple.
The Huskies (13-12, 25-28), needing a win to stay eligible for the postseason, turned the 4-2 lead over to Andrew Kittredge.
The freshman from Spokane's Ferris High, who picked up a save last week in Arizona, didn't get an out, though third baseman Aaron Russell's inning-opening throwing error didn't help.
By the time Brian Pearl (1-5) could stop the bleeding, WSU had scored three times, taking the lead 5-4 when Gary Kuykendall scored on a wild pitch with Weber at the plate.
Needing three outs, Johnson (6-1) got one before Troy Scott walked on a 3-2 pitch Marbut thought was a strike. A strikeout and walk later, Bethel delivered a game-tying single to left center.
Marbut, still arguing the Scott walk, was tossed by home plate umpire Dave Perez.
"To me it was strike three," said Marbut, ejected for the third time this year. "I saw that pitch called a lot today. But, you know, he called it a ball, that's just the way it goes."
Standing on a hill well back of the stadium, Marbut was unable to see the game-winning rally. It started with a Ponciano one-out single off Pearl, in his third inning. Derek Jones walked and, out later, Jared Prince was hit with a 2-2 pitch.
Weber stepped up, saw five pitches from Pearl, the last one high and outside, and walked to first.
"You're always thinking of hitting that grand slam, game-winner, but you take what you take," Weber said. "He's not throwing strikes, don't swing at them.
"It's huge, locking up second place in the Pac-10," he continued. "The coaches told us along we needed one here. But obviously, we're not going to settle for just one. We want to storm (into the NCAAs) with a nice sweep over the rival Huskies."
The three-game series at Bailey-Brayton Field continues today at 2 p.m.
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45 Forasmuch as thou sawest that the stone was cut out of the mountain without hands, and that it brake in pieces the iron, the brass, the clay, the silver, and the gold; the great God hath made known to the king what shall come to pass hereafter: and the dream is certain, and the interpretation thereof sure.
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Act Fast! Early Bird Rates For Facades+ PERFORMANCE Chicago Ends Today
Friday, September 27, 2013
Nick Miller.
Calling architects, engineers, fabricators, consultants, and other design professionals: don't miss your opportunity to join the industry's leading innovators in our series of hands-on technology workshops and in-depth dialog workshops, only at the premiere conference for high-performance building envelopes – Facades+ PERFORMANCE Chicago, October 24th-25th!
Register today to take advantage of our Early Bird Special and be ready to get your hands dirty with the latest tools and techniques that are changing the face of contemporary architecture. Join Jonathan Schumacher and Mostapha Roudsari of Thornton Tomasetti, Nathan Miller of CASE Design, Ronnie Parsons of Mode Lab, and other industry professionals for our full-day tech workshops, and gain the valuable skills necessary to deliver cutting-edge facades in today's dynamic architectural landscape. Registered architects can earn 8 AIA LU credits as they catch up on the ever-evolving tools of the trade in the Mies van der Rohe-designed Illinois Institute of Technology's Main Campus in Chicago, so don't miss out!
Chris O'Hara to Deliver Dynamic Facades at Facades+ PERFORMANCE
Monday, September 23, 2013
Nick Miller.
With only one month remaining before Facades+ PERFORMANCE opens in Chicago, our exciting lineup of the industry's leading innovators is gearing up for an electrifying array of symposia, panels, and workshops. Be there for this groundbreaking, two-day convergence of design and construction professionals, presented by AN and Enclos, coming to Chicago, October 24-25th.
Join Chris O'Hara, founding Principal of Boulder-based Studio NYL, for his day-one symposium, "Ludicrous Speed: the Design and Delivery of Non-traditional Facades on a Fast Track," and learn first-hand from the experts the technologies and fabrication techniques that are revolutionizing the next generation of high performance facades. Register today to redefine performance for 21st century architecture, only at Facades+ PERFORMANCE.
Facades+ Headliners Usher in The Future of Performance
Friday, September 20, 2013
Nick Miller.
There's a lot to be excited about in the jam-packed schedule of intimate dialog and tech workshops on day two of AN and Enclos' upcoming Facades+ PERFORMANCE conference. But don't forget about the exciting keynote-speakers headlining day one! Industry leaders Stefan Behnisch of Benisch Architekten and Gerardo Salinas of Rojkind Arquitectos will set the tone as they discuss the effects of emerging design, fabrication, and construction techniques on building facades in our current technological, environmental, and economic landscape. Leading innovators from across the AEC industry will be on-hand to redefine sustainable facade performance, so don't miss this rare opportunity. Register now and mark it down on your calendar: Facades+ PERFORMANCE, October 24th-25th at the Illinois Institute of Technology's Main Campus in Chicago.
Cory Brugger of Morphosis Redefines Performance at Facades+ Chicago
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Nick Miller.
Anticipation is growing for AN and Enclos' eagerly awaited Facades + PERFORMANCE conference, touching down in Chicago from October 24th to 25th. Leading innovators from the architecture, engineering, and construction industries will share their insights on the latest in cutting-edge facade technologies that are redefining what performance means for 21st Century architecture. Don't miss your chance to join Cory Brugger, Director of Technology for Morphosis Architects, as he is joined by a group of industry specialists to lead an in-depth dialog workshop on expanding the idea of performance in the design, engineering, and fabrication of innovative building systems.
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Facades+ Chicago Explores Climate Responsive Design and High-Impact Facades
Friday, September 13, 2013
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On October 24th, AN and Enclos present Facades+PERFORMANCE, an architectural symposium in Chicago on the complexity, construction, and design of modern facades. Gathering some of the leading architects, engineers, and innovators within the field, panels and keynotes will address the most pressing issues of facade design today. Among these experts is Pratik Raval of Transsolar who will be leading "Climate Responsive Design," a discussion of the foundations, challenges, and solutions found within engineering for optimal human comfort and low environmental impact.
Explore Complex Construction, Aesthetic Appeal at Chicago Facades+PERFORMANCE Conference
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Elizabeth Fazzare.
Presented by The Architect's Newspaper and Enclos, day one of the upcoming Facades+PERFORMANCE conference in Chicago on October 24th to 25th consists of a stimulating architectural symposium exploring all aspects of building facades, from design to construction to client perspective. With new, specialized technology for construction, facades become increasingly complex.
In his session at Facades+PERFORMANCE Mark Dannettel, facade specialist and vice president at engineering design firm, Thornton Tomasetti, will speak on two recent facades that embrace complex design, yet maintain an aesthetic appeal. Entitled "Cable-nets and Other Complex Facades," Dannettel's lecture will address the methods used to create two spectacular but amazingly different Chicago buildings by locally-based firms: the cable-net supported, double curtain wall of Solomon Cordwell Buenz's Loyola University Information Commons and the hyper-facetted glass facade Krueck + Sexton's Spertus Institute.
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Discover the Diversity of Glass at the Architects Forum Glass+Performance at GlassBuild America
Monday, September 9, 2013
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On September 11th, the Architects Forum Glass+Performance in Atlanta, Georgia presents some of the biggest names in architecture for a symposium of diverse programs, esteemed speakers, and informative dialogues, all in the name of glass. As part of GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Exposition, The Architect's Newspaper and Glass Magazine have teamed up to develop a spectacular lineup addressing the multiplicity of uses of architectural and decorative glass. Registration allows attendees access to the exciting events of the day, including a keynote address by architect Neil M. Denari, as well as entrance to the three day GlassBuild America Trade Show Floor and five Continuing Education Units from the American Institute of Architects.
SHoP Project Engineer Sophie Pennetier at AN's Facades+PERFORMANCE Chicago
Friday, September 6, 2013
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AN's distinctive Facades+PERFORMANCE conference in Chicago provides participants the exclusive opportunity to engage in in-depth dialogue with frontrunners in the architecture, fabrication, and engineering industries. On October 25th at the Illinois Institute of Technology, workshop leaders such as Sophie Pennetier, Project Engineer at SHoP, will lead intimate discussions conducive to innovation and creative problem-solving. Topics including bent glass, designing for wood fabrication in complex geometries, and integrating performance are on the lineup.
Registration Open> Facades+PERFORMANCE Symposium, Workshops in Chicago
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Elizabeth Fazzare.
Launched in 2012 in collaboration by The Architect's Newspaper and Enclos, the Facades+ conference series is heading back to Chicago for two days of architecture symposium and workshops with a brand new theme: Performance. On October 24th and 25th, keynote speakers Stefan Behnisch of Behnisch Architekten and Gerardo Salinas of Rojkind Arquitectos, as well as a host of recognized architects, innovators, and engineers will engage attendees on the subject of facade design within the last five years, specifically sustainable, yet aesthetically pleasing construction. Day one hosts a symposium of panel speakers and networking opportunities. And during day two, attendees make the choice between tech or dialog workshops, both intimate groups with hands-on training and personal discourse. Registration is now open for both days and early bird rates apply until September 27th.
The Architects Forum Welcomes Neil M. Denari to GlassBuild America
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
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Join AN, in collaboration with Glass Magazine, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta on September 11 for The Architect's Forum Glass+Performance, an exciting symposium featuring keynote speaker Neil M. Denari. In addition to lunch and three-day access to the GlassBuild America trade show floor, the gathering place for North American glass, window, and door industries, attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Denari, who has taught at UCLA, Columbia, the Bartlett, UC Berkeley, Princeton, and Harvard GSD, and is the author of two bestselling books, Interrupted Projections (1996) and Gyroscopic Horizons (1999).
Live At Glassbuild Architects Forum: Experts Talk Engineering Big Glass For Herzog & de Meuron's Miami Art Museum
Friday, August 16, 2013
The Editors.
There are many reasons not to miss the new Architects Forum at Glassbuild this year. For one, Neil Denari will be giving the keynote speech. For two, members of the project team will be giving a presentation on the design, prototype testing, and construction of the facade of Herzog & de Meuron's new Miami Art Museum. This unique building features integrated plantings, multiple micro climates, and some of the biggest expanses of glass in all of Miami Dade County. The presentation will be led by Peter Arbour, a facade designer with a Master of Architecture from Yale University who currently works in the New York office of German facade builder seele.
Stefan Behnisch Among Headliners at Facades+PERFORMANCE in Chicago
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
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AN's popular Facades+PERFORMANCE conference series is quickly becoming the most important event focused on the fast-paced changes taking place in facade technology. The two day conference and workshops, which has also taken place in San Francisco and New York City, is returning to Chicago on October 24th and 25th and will take place at Mies van der Rohe's IIT campus with a cocktail reception to follow at Rem Koolhaas' McCormick Tribune Campus Center.
The October 24th symposium will feature German architect Stefan Behnisch who has designed scores of major buildings in Europe and the United States and is known for this elegant, precise, and creative facades. His recently completed Law School for the University of Baltimore,for example, has a sophisticated glass and aluminum curtain wall with an extra layer of glass to reduce noise and horizontal sun shading. He will discuss this and many of his other projects at Facdes+PERFORMANCE in Chicago this October.
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This is beautiful O.O
How did you attach the shoulder armor to you? Looks like straps? Was it secure enough? Trying to make my own shoulder armor and was trying to figure out how it would best stay put on my shoulders. Thanks!
howdy, the armour all attaches on with Velcro and the arm guards have little clips to hold them on with hidden under the armour , to hold the armour around my arm I used so elastic , the armour itself goes far down my back hidden by the cape to help keep the armour in place, there also a wire fire to keep it in place
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how long did this take 8O
well the main costume I made last year about this time, then this year I made the extras to turn the costume into what it is now, as this costume used to me the normal avnegers loki with only half the armour on
the original costume took a few months about 2-3
these upgrades took about 2 months on and off
the original costume took a few months about 2-3
these upgrades took about 2 months on and off
Wow... I need to fix my Loki suit x3 x3
Because I got something really simple... yours is astounding D:
Because I got something really simple... yours is astounding D:
this is amazing, great job, wonderful work it just so beautiful!!!!!!
OMG! That's AWESOME!!!
this is amazing o.o
that looks amazing so cool. You did a wonderful job on it
*was making plans for Loki cosplay* *now sees this* 'FML i'll never be able to do that' *dies*
you can do it!!!
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Instead, consider this. Olympics and power. Or more specifically, Olympics and death.
Langtombong Tamba, Gambia's leading Olympic official, is out of a job. He will be replaced soon, mainly because he has been sentenced to death.
Now I don't know Mr Tamba, nor the goings-on in Gambia, but he has been convicted in his native land of having had a hand in some pretty nasty and conspiratorial goings-on. He has been sentenced to be executed following his conviction for treason, conspiracy to murder and participating in a coup to overthrow the democratically elected Government in Gambia, four years ago.
Tamba, whose official title was the President of the Gambia National Olympic Committee (GNOC), was one of seven people sentenced to death after being found guilty of trying to oust that country's leader, President Yahya Jammeh.
His seat on death row comes after having been convicted of procuring arms and ammunition, equipment and mercenaries to stage the coup.
It just so happens that Tamba is also the former Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the Gambia Armed Forces (GAF), not to mention the vice-chairman of the Gambia Football Association.
"After going through the evidence of the prosecution and the defence, I find all the persons guilty and accordingly sentence them to death on all three counts," Judge Emmanuel Amadi said when handing down the sentence.
Tamba denies the allegations and is now appealing.
Tamba was arrested in November 2009, having been sacked as Chief of the Defence Staff a month earlier, on that occasion having allegedly been involved in a plot to embezzle $12 million (£7.7 million) from the Government.
Very different from March 2006, following the coup attempt, when Tamba had been hailed as a hero for foiling it.
Gambia's Olympic Committee have wasted no time, and have called an extraordinary congress for later this year to elect a new President to replace Tamba. The favourite to fill Tamba's brief will be Beatrice Allen, who is among Africa's most influential female sports administrators.
Allen, a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) since 2006, and a member of the IOC's Coordination Commission for the Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympics, has been leading the GNOC since Tamba's arrest.
Critics of President Jammeh have accused the Government in the West African country of restricting free speech. A law passed in 2002 created a commission with the power to issue licenses for media outlets, and imprison journalists.
The next time we are bemoaning facilities…lack of playing fields, whether the Olympics and Paralympics are of benefit in legacy terms or whether Lord Coe, PM Cameron or Baroness Grey-Thompson are doing their bit, we might look across the waters with rosy resignation and admit ours is indeed a green and rather pleasant Olympic land.
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I wonder how many countries around the world would attack the US army bases in their countries if the US was to attack Iran...maybe not allies of Iran, but taking advantage to rise up against the imperialist yoke so to speak?
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BRADENTON - A divided Manatee County Commission on Tuesday voted to alter its rules protecting wetlands.
Also in Tuesday's Manatee County Commission meeting:
• Longboat Key questions transit funding
Longboat Key Mayor Jim Brown and City Manager David Bullock asked the county to pardon its bill for the Longboat public transit service. In addition to a transportation trust fund tax paid by Longboat Key residents, the town additionally pays $42,000 annually for the service. No other community is billed for transit.
"We just want to be treated fairly," Brown said. "We want to be part of discussion."
Commissioners decided the topic would be addressed at a later meeting.
• Pedestrian safety
Amy Blair, project manager for the Florida Department of Transportation, said 11 pedestrian refuge islands will be placed along U.S. 41 between 59th Avenue West and Cortez Road in an effort to curb pedestrian-involved accidents. Three permanent traffic separators will also be placed on the busy road.
Construction will begin in fall 2014.
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The commission unanimously voted to allocated $20,000 to the Rubonia Community Center to support summer programs from June 17 to Aug. 2.
The center reopened in February after being closed for several months due to lack of use. Programs have been changed to cater primarily to older residents in the morning and youth in the afternoons.
The complex ordinance, which was approved by a 4-3 vote, essentially changes the land development code to reduce the hurdles developers face on property with one-half acre or less of wetlands.
Under the ordinance, the county will use a measuring system to determine whether wetlands facing development are "viable" eco-systems that support wildlife and have other environmental benefits.
If the wetlands are not determined to reach that threshold, development will be allowed without forcing the builders to make special — often costly — adjustments to protect the land.
After hearing public comments, a majority of which urged the commission to allow time for more research, commissioners Betsy Benac, Larry Bustle, John Chappie and Robin DiSabatino approved the plan.
The ordinance was recommended by Assistant County Attorney Bill Clague and Joel Christian, environmental manager in the natural resources department.
"We are not changing our practice, so it's inaccurate to state we're gutting our protection or increasing burdens on developers," Clague said. "All we're doing is taking what we've been doing . . . and codifying it. It is not a change."
While no developers spoke at Tuesday meeting, they have previously said protecting small wetlands can add thousands of dollars to the cost of a home.
Commissioners Vanessa Baugh, Michael Gallen and Carol Whitmore opposed the ordinance.
They were joined in opposition by Sandy Ripberger, representing the Sierra Club, who questioned the term "nonviable."
"If you do a Google search for the term 'nonviable wetlands,' what comes up? Manatee County's attempt to require this code. There is no scientific literature," Ripberger said. "I think these codes will cause specific and cumulative wetland loss."
County attorney Clague said that builders are also apprehensive about the ordinance. They worry that the change is too restrictive.
But Clague said that despite concerns from both sides, the ordinance passed by the commission simply codifies the wetland protections standards the county has been following since 2008.
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Simon Cowell Thinks He Will be a Good DadKacy Faulconer
Simon Cowell is expecting a baby this winter with his girlfriend Lauren Silverman. As the harshest and most critical judge on The X Factor, one wonders what kind of parent Cowell will be.
He thinks he's actually going to be a pretty good dad, eventually. Cowell says, "I'm not brilliant with babies. I never know what to do. But [once he's older] I think I'll be a good dad in terms of advice. And then I'll get to do all the things I want to do, like go to Disneyland or Universal Studios, teach him how to drive—I love all that."
So he thinks he'll be good at giving advice. Well, he certainly has experience giving advice to hopeful contestants on his show. I'm not sure many of them would describe the advice he gives as "fatherly," but we'll see. Perhaps he'll take a more tactful approach with his own children.
As for looking forward to "getting to do all the things I want to do" when he finally becomes a parent, I wish him all the luck in the world with that.
Here's how Simon likes to spend his Sundays now: "I'll have breakfast in bed—usually oatmeal, papaya juice, and tea—then I'll work out. One of my favorite things is watching a movie with someone I like on a Sunday afternoon when it's raining. I'm an old soul, so I love black-and-white movies. And then 90 percent of the time on Sunday evenings, I'll be working."
Breakfast in bed, working out, watching black and white movies — all the things babies love most!
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Sun Microsystems and Google plan to announce a collaborative effort that some analysts speculate could elevate the profile of the OpenOffice.org...
Details won't emerge publicly until Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Sun CEO Scott McNealy take the stage on Tuesday at a news conference in Mountain View, Calif. But one strong possibility is a partnership that could help shift personal computing out of Microsoft's domain and into Google's.
A move to distribute and popularize OpenOffice or StarOffice would be a challenge to Microsoft's money maker, Office, which could significantly weaken it's revenue stream.
Sun's president posted this to his blog [blogs.sun.com] on Sunday:
But value is returning to the desktop applications, and not simply through Windows Vista... From the obvious, to music sharing clients and development tools, there's a resurgence of interest in resident software that executes on your desktop, yet connects to network services. Without a browser. Like Skype. Or QNext. Or Google Earth. And Java? OpenOffice and StarOffice?
If I were a betting man, I'd bet the world was about to change.
Personally, I think Microsoft thought they could just take control of the standards for email and browsers by destroying companies that charged for those products and then they could just do whatever they wanted.
Funny thing is, there isn't any standards for something like Office except that it needs to exchange data with other applications so if someone like Google can teach them a lesson in being a large corporate bully, then god bless them and godspeed.
<strong words from an atheist, eh?>
The article that I read mentioned that "Google could be buying Sun servers to run the Wi-Fi network".
It's OFFICIAL!
Sun, Google in office software pact :
Google has no direct interest in office productivity software, but it cares a lot about Linux vs. Windows as well as IE vs. Firefox; and, of course, it cares enormously about the Search market.
MS has a consistent pattern of trying to obliterate the competition in every important market they enter, following a "winner takes all" approach to competition.
Google knows that MS is coming at them with all guns blazing. MS announced a long time ago plans to weave search technology tightly into the fabric of the next generation of Windows.
If MS is successful, it could destroy the incentive for anyone to use Google for searches.
So, given these circumstances the best -- perhaps the only viable -- defense for Google is to mount a strong offense: do whatever it takes to reduce revenues flowing to MS, and reduce the stranglehold MS has over so many users -- so that they will be less likely to adopt the new MS offerings, and more likely to continue using Google for their searches.
Also since is it multi format - you can't moan - unless you need all the visual crap of office.
Fair play to Sun and Google - but i'm hanging a little to see how much they will be charging for it
"Better" is the only way to win that contest, and due to the pain of changing software, "much better" is probably the only thing that would work.
I think it's about getting good, free software into the hands of students, teachers, and small shops like most of us.
5 years from now, retrainig won't be much of an issue if the workforce of tommorow is becoming familiar with the software today. So they don't need to be better or much better, "comparable and free" will be the winning edge down the road.
They are all being very very cautious about divulging information on this deal aside from the JRE / Toolbar deal. Direct questions about a webOS are getting very grey answers.
how much retraining would people need to use OpenOffice? from my experience most people only scratch the surface of the functionality anyway - if you look at the OpenOffice2 beta its incredibly easy to use and there is a hell of lot of funtionality in there (been trying base on different db formats and its been working extremely well).
Dunno about anywhere else, but I work for a (large, fairly prestigious) bluechip here in the UK and nobody ever gets any training on this kind of stuff anyway.
We're a small business, also, and I doubt that we could successfully pass MS Office costs to our customers, and I know we can't absorb those costs. OpenOffice may have its warts, but it's effective enough to do what we need.
I don't think there would be a lot of retraining employees. OOo is fairly simplisitic. So as long as you're not a power Office user, I think the switch would be painless.
Memo to Google and Sun: Don't call newsconferences touting big announcements when all you're announcing is some kind of mundane bundling deal.
Nothing mundane about Google firing a loud shot across Microsoft's bow.
I've been giggles all morning as Google is the last knight left standing to take up the fight lost by Lotus, Word Perfect and IBM with it's final failed OS/2 attempt in the early 90s. Think about it, they were all mighty titans of their day and lost miserably to Microsoft, this is DEATHMATCH 2005 GOOGLE vs. MS and I'm loving every minute of it.
BTW, your price per PC is already lower thanks to OpenOffice as anyone buying a home PC can say "NO THANKS!" to MS Works (blech), MS Office or the Lotus Suite (pew!)
This also happens to the exact same price being charged by other providers of OpenOffice.
The key difference is that Google is in an ideal position to let millions of people learn about this alternative.
You are talking about the cost of the Suite, not the cost to maintain it from an IT perspective.
I haven't heard much one way or another from admins on which is easier to deploy or keep running. If Sun is serious about OpenOffice, they'll work to fix any maintenance issues.
* See post # 4 in this old thread on who can and can't open certain .doc formats [webmasterworld.com ]
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It just isn't google style and they are not gaining anything significant out of it. There wasn't even a press release from google, but, the president of SUN says in his blog, "the world is about to change this week", predicting new ways to access software." doh!
A lot of employees are way more simplistic than OpenOffice, you'll be surprised.
Ctrl N or Ctrl O.
Type type type type, bold, type type type, list, type type type type.
Ctrl S.
Simplistic. :)
It is sad to see SUN milking off Google for all it's worth.
Ok, I found the Ctrl key, so I type it:
1 time if I want the C;
2 times if I want the t;
3 times if I want the r;
4 times if I want the l ... right?
Can't I just use the individual keys, cause this seems like a lot of work!
.oO(suspects that conversation has probably played
out at some helpdesk somewhere)Oo.
Its been summed up here.
"There really isn't much depth to this partnership," said industry analyst Rob Enderle.
"I think Eric is doing this as personal favor for Scott," he said. "It provides a certain amount of press and visibility to Sun when there hasn't been very many positive things going on at the company."
I used to work for a great company once upon a time.. then they started announcing meaningless partnerships with companies like Siebel, BEA etc.. just distracted people from their focus of selling the core products because the guys at the top wanted the sales force to do "something" so that they could pat each other on the back.


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There I was, calmly ogling Steve Jobs' shiny-perfect new baby like a junkie rabbit at a carrot factory in SaladTown, happily swooning over its graceful industrial design and ever-stunned at the tiny slab's explicit lickability and amazing capabilities.
How easy to get caught up in the sheer madhouse magic of it all, the gyroscopes and voice activators, antennae and compasses, multiple cameras and 5,000 sensors designed to recognize when you might be hanging upside down from a banyan tree at midnight, suddenly needing to shoot high-definition video of a wild giraffe stampede whilst checking World Cup scores while live video-chatting with your wife in France while pricing out a flight to Singapore while doing, um, 2,000 other rather ridiculous things you could never have imagined in a million years back on the day you were born.
And I'm thinking, sweet insanity of life, what wonderful/nefarious creatures are we? How can we keep doing this in the face of all that? How is it that we can keep creating such beauty and cool wonder in the midst of meltdown and pain? What sort of desperate dance is this? Are we spinning faster and faster toward doom? Ecstasy? Both? Are they really the same thing? Aha.
I like cars. Particularly small European cars, particularly German ones, particularly those that are tight and refined and engineered like God's own Panerai, and in this personal fetish/incarnation I hungrily observe every new development in their technology, their engines, their design and capabilities and cockpits, especially all the astonishing concept cars that roll forth, how they keep getting better and weirder and wilder and usually somehow more gorgeous and fascinating, mostly.
Yet at the selfsame moment, as the best of the world's automotive tech evolves to new heights of power and sex, poetry and movement, the BP spill and global warming, Alberta's oilsands and various soul-crushing eco-disasters of the world scream louder and louder: Here is your price. Here is your deeper meaning. Are you sure you still like cars?
It's as though the further we push the edges of industrial beauty and refinement, invention and creation, the deeper we dive straight into hell, like a master chef creating the most delicious dish ever invented, using the last wild tuna on earth. Can this really be true? Is this our doomed equation?
I also like architecture. Modern, sleek, warm and open. I scan design blogs and sigh dreamily at countless mind-blowing, heart-expanding creations all over the world, soaring spaces of light and wood, glass and steel; I'm ever incredulous at the artistry and technology of home building, the fit and finish, form and function, the extraordinary human ability to carve out space of every size and dimension, along with our remarkable power to bend the most reluctant materials of the world to our imaginative will.
And I think, how can this be? How can we steal such exquisiteness from empty space? Have these people not seen the slums in Mumbai? The homeless and their filthy shopping carts? How can we build such beguiling poetry and simplicity when a billion people have no plumbing? In short: How can the same weird little human creature contain such extremes? And are these extremes not getting ... extremer?
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Jennifer Castle brings her Polaris short listed Pink City to the stacks of the Yorkville Branch on Saturday, November 28.
Jennifer Castle writes enchanting songs. The Toronto singer-songwriter crafts subtle, evocative melodies that linger long after the music has stopped. They are not songs you listen to, but ones you experience.
Her fourth album, Pink City, was recently short listed for the Polaris Music Prize (her first two albums were released under the name Castlemusic). NOW said the album is "the best 32 minutes of music you'll hear anytime soon."
Jennifer Castle has recently been opening for Destroyer across North America and Europe. We are thrilled to have her playing a free, all ages show at the Yorkville Branch on Saturday, November 28th at 7pm.
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I think what I like most about your stereograms is the detail. The little things. In this one it's the mushrooms by the trees. Most people would never think to do mushrooms. So congratulations. You're awesome.
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For whatever reason, meth fiends have a tendency to want to strip naked while in the throes of a binge. Similarly, they also tend to masturbate in public — and nobody did it better than Theodore Ruiz. While naked and masturbating outside a Phoenix hotel, Ruiz was approached by police. "You come back here to suck it," Ruiz told cops while continuing to beat off. Police asked Ruiz to put his hands behind his head, but his hands were busy — masturbating — and he refused. He again invited cops to "come and suck it." He continued to masturbate even after he was hit with pepper spray. Even as cops grabbed one of his arms to try and place him in handcuffs, Ruiz used his remaining free hand to continue pullin' his pud. Now that's dedication.
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