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$199 for one mountain and a dragon? Meh...
Last night, I stumbled upon (not for the first time) WETA's site, the guys behind LOTR and Hobbit.
I saw Thorin's map prop replica. What got me reading is the description of the printing and aging (distressing paper) process.
Here's the map:
Anyone has any experience with aging paper and or printing it out the same way that WETA does it?
The reason I'm asking is that we'd like to give a map parchment with Riftforge's map to the first X players. I'd love to be able to do something along the lines of Thorin's map, of course, without the $200 price tag.
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$199 for one mountain and a dragon? Meh...
That's my point!
If I can print my map out and know how to distress it, I can send it to players for free. I hope it will cost me less than $10 per map.
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Distressing one map is fairly straightforward (start with good linen or rag paper, crumple a bit, fold a few dozen times to get relaxed fold lines (folding almost but not quite in the same places each time), spill one or more kinds of tea on it for staining, bake in an oven to get a more brittle and aged paper, whacking repeatedly and possibly hitting it with sandpaper to distress the edges). Doing them in bulk is something I wouldn't want to contemplate. It's probably much easier to distress one, scan it, and print multiples of that.
Thanks, Waldronate!
You are probably right about the "multiply it by 100 times" problem. I'm planning to get rough Arches paper and some distress inks and give it a shot. I'm hesitant to use real tea (or coffee) because the acid will deteriorate the paper in the long run (100 years?!?).
P.S. My better half seems to have plenty of free time, maybe I get her involved.
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If you use iron gall ink, it'll eat through the paper on its own in a hundred years or so (depending on storage conditions). Modern inks may have a different set of characteristics, especially printer inks. There's always the bicarbonate treatment to eliminate the acid problem if that's a concern to you (wash the paper with a magnesium bicarbonate solution to neutralize any acid).
I'm waiting for a call from the print shop today. Will post progress (if any!).
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I print things out quite a bit, and then "age" them for my rpg group. Distressing something, scanning it, and then reproducing it - just like making something look "distressed" via photoshop/gimp - it just never looks right to me when you print it out. It looks too perfect to me, and then you still end up having to fold it and what not. Keep in mind, you want to use a laser printer - not a inkjet (or the like).
Steps I use are:
1. Print on higher quality paper (usually resume paper or the like) using laser printer.
2. Take a Tea bag, let it step in hot tea for say - 1 minute. Then use it to go over both sides of the paper, making sure to coat it completely. Till you get a nice "Tan" parchment like look.
3. Fill a bowl w/ balsimic vinegar - and dip the edges so they come out w/ a darker look aged look.
4. Crumple up into a little ball.
5. Unfold and iron out (this is like the ovan step from above, but get's the paper back to nice and flat and is pretty quick).
6. Fold where you want it a couple time, and then set under a heavy book.
If you want to add a few more steps - try rubbing used coffee grinds over the paper after you've "Teabagged" it (hehehehe. Yes. I went there). Also, wet the bottom of one of your coffee cups and set it on the paper after you've ironed it to get some pleasent coffee wring stains.
I frequently keep a couple extra pieces around blank, and have a nice black pen that to use on them for quick hand drawn maps &/or notes that my group finds.
Also, the acids in the tea, coffee, and vinegar will affect the paper's longevity - one of the reasons I like a nice higher quality paper. However, it's quick and even then "distressing" the paper, like distressing jeans will affect the longevity. I would image though, if you take care of the paper, it should easily still last a very long time. That it's so easy to do, makes up for any loss of longevity IMO.
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As others have said, the aging process is relatively straight forward. You basically do the things to a document that would actually be done to a document over its lifetime. The difference is you do it all at once, instead of over a period of decades. (I say "straight forward" but there's an art to it, and making it look good takes some skill).
Incidentally, in the film industry we call it "breakdown". Oh, and just for some trivia, the difference between the "regular" Thorin map (which is USD$29.99) and the replica one is considerably more than just breakdown. They're noticeably different in terms of quality in every aspect, not to mention the regular art print map has all of the copyright information on it! Of course, the other thing to bear in mind is that film art and costume department finishers (the people who break down props, sets and costumes) are much better at breaking things down than either you or I, so a big part of that price is paying for the expert work that actually makes the map look like it really is hundreds of years old and not just a picture someone screwed up and spilled some coffee on!
FYI, I've seen Thorin's map and it's a beautiful piece of work. I was highly tempted to buy one. Definitely worth $200 for one mountain and a dragon.
I don't doubt the prop replica looks nice. I've seen photos of several and they all look "identical" and not in a bad way. The types of creases are very similar. In short, it's a very precise work for the calligrapher who did them.
That said, it's a treasure map, not an area map like ours. It's also done by a calligrapher, while ours is done by Sapiento. So there's that.
Again, thanks for all the advice. I plan to follow through with the bits that will be safe for the paper, and only use coffee/tea as an experiment. There's a Ranger distress ink called Tea, so probably you can do a decent job of just simulating teabagging (there, I said it).
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Per multiple reports and sources Monte Morris has chosen the good guys.
Two 4 star, top 100 players to kick off our 2013 class. WOOOO!!!!
PEr Alex Kline "Monte Morris a 2013 PG from the Michigan Mustangs has verbally committed to Iowa State."
Welcome aboard MM!!!!!
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Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
Sweet. Plenty of gas in the tank!
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Awesome news! Welcome aboard Monte.
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Keep it rolling! This is shaping up to be one of our best recruiting classes in a long time, and we still have 4 more scholarships left!
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New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Anthony Davis scored a game-high 21 points
and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the New Orleans Hornets to a 99-63 rout of
the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.
Ryan Anderson added 14 points and seven rebounds and Jason Smith dropped in 13
points for the Hornets, winners in four of their last five tilts.
Greivis Vasquez added 10 points, eight assists and five rebounds in the win.
Damian Lillard scored 12 points, Victor Claver chipped in 11 and J.J. Hickson
scored 10 for the Trail Blazers, who have dropped five straight.
Portland's Wesley Matthews left early in the first quarter after injuring his
left ankle. Matthews hurt himself after colliding with the Hornets' Austin
Rivers, landing awkwardly on his left leg before being helped off the court.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Groupon, the largest deal making service on the Internet, is getting out of the gun business. Without much explanation the company is canceling existing and future gun related deals.
Groupon hasn't cited the Sandy Hook elementary shootings that saw 20
first graders and six adults killed--but other companies have.
WUSA9's Bruce Johnson has been looking into the impact the move could have on local gun advocates and businesses.
Groupon issued a statement out of Chicago that says "The category is under review following recent consumer and merchant feedback."
Evan Carson called Groupon's decision a "knee jerk reaction....
by ending all deals relating to firearms, Groupon is helping make our society less safe by making firearm training less accessible."
At Monday''s inaugural ball. the issue of gun control was brought up in many interviews.
A Texas gun shop owner is calling for a boycott of Groupon after the site canceled his deal for a concealed handgun training course.


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Host an award-winning Oscar viewing party
(Page 2 of 3)
Here are some winning recipes inspired by this year's nominees, to get things started.
Philly Cheesesteak (inspired by Silver Linings Playbook)
This quintessential Philadelphia sandwich pays homage to that city,
the setting for this much-discussed film.
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 medium onions, sliced as thin as possible and rings separated*
1/2 cup sliced mushrooms
12 ounces chipped steak (very thin-sliced eye of round, rib eye, or sirloin tip roast cut into
1-inch slices)*
Salt and coarsely-ground black pepper
Cheese Whiz or provolone cheese slices
1 (8-inch long) Italian loaf, hoagie roll, or
French baguette
Dill pickle spears
*Freeze steak before slicing. With a sharp knife, slice the meat paper thin.
1. In a large frying pan over high heat, add olive oil and heat so that a drop of water will sizzle when you drop it in the oil; lower heat to medium. Add onions and mushrooms, stir and cook until mushrooms darken and onions start to look transparent. Add steak slices and cook for approximately 3 minutes or until meat is lightly browned. Add salt and pepper to taste.
2. Heap cooked meat mixture in a long length-wise pile across the frying pan, Lay cheese slices over meat until melted. If using Cheese Whiz, melt in a double boiler or in the microwave.
3. Slice bread lengthwise. Using a spatula, scoop half the meat mixture and cheese and lay on bread with cheese on top. If using melted Cheese Whiz, ladle it on top. If you're using Cheez Whiz, don't use too much or it can overpower the sandwich's taste.
4. Slice sandwich into 2 or 4 pieces, and serve with a dill pickle.
Each sandwich makes 2 servings.
Southern Fried Chicken with Gravy (inspired by Django Unchained)
Quentin Tarantino's take on the epic Western takes place in the Antebellum South.
1 fryer chicken (2 1/2–3 1/2 lbs.)
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1 cup buttermilk
1 tablespoon mustard
2 teaspoons chopped fresh tarragon
2 teaspoons all-purpose flour, plus more for dredging
Vegetable oil for pan-frying
1 cup whole milk, warmed
1. Cut the chicken into serving pieces. Trim the pieces of excess fat and season well with salt and pepper.
2. Whisk together the buttermilk, mustard, and tarragon in a large bowl to make a marinade.
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Weddings in Paradise: The Food and Wedding Cake
Most people choose to have a Mexican beach wedding for the romance, the exotic setting, and the chance to step away from tradition to create truly unique memories. After all, there are few things more moving than a couple in love looking out over the ocean, the gentle breeze and setting sun all the decoration needed to set the right tone.
At Casa de la Sirena, we have worked hard to instill all of these things in our venue and in into our list of wedding services. Some couples opt for a low-key beachfront ceremony with a handful of guests, while others look for something a little bit grander and more traditional. Regardless of what you have in mind, we're prepared to help you realize your dream—and to get the right food to make your day perfect.
Traditional Wedding Cuisine
Wedding cuisine has long been a concern of brides-to-be. Should they provide a full-service dinner or buffet? Is it okay to simply serve hors d'oeuvres or nothing more than a wedding cake and punch? How much money should be allotted for the wedding dinner, and how is that going to fit into the entire budget?
When you add a Mexican wedding venue into the mix, the decisions get even more complicated. How do you find a caterer from thousands of miles away? What type of cuisine is in season when your wedding is scheduled? Is it even possible to get a wedding cake in Troncones?
The good news is that Casa de la Sirena is here to help. Because we specialize in Mexico destination weddings, we have the connections in place to help you plan and execute your wedding no matter how far away you live—and we can do it all on the budget you have in mind. Thanks to fresh, local produce and some incredible cooks right here in Troncones, we have a solution for every wedding plan.
Here are a few of the options you have when booking your wedding through us:
- Traditional Mexican fare prepared by our local cook
- Seafood buffets that make the most out of the fishing lifestyle here
- Catered formal dinner
- Low-key barbeque
- Wedding dinner at a nearby restaurant
- Open bar
- Seasonal produce vendors
- Professional wedding cake
All of our recommendations and food services are designed to make your day special and safe, so we only rely on local caterers and cooks who hold the utmost standards in food preparation and safety. We can also work with a cook or chef you bring with you to get your wedding food just right.
There is no reason why distance or the international location should make your dream wedding anything other than perfect. Whatever you have in mind for your wedding dinner can be accomplished—and in a way that leaves you free to kick back, relax, and enjoy what a Mexican beach wedding is really all about.


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8″ Lani Loom (with shedding device)
8″ Lani Loom (with shedding device)
Our second-smallest loom, great for bead weaving and even small tapestries!
The Lani Loom's weaving width is 5″ and the weaving length is 24″. One leg folds out to stand the loom upright. Although simple, this four pound loom is as sturdy and carefully designed as all our other looms. It's just a little smaller, a little simpler, for a pared down price.
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Product Description
The Lani Loom has a lot of flexibility and works as well for bracelets, necklaces, purses, straps, pouches, cell phone cases and small bead or fiber tapestries. It is a great weaving loom (for bead weaving or tapestry) for beginners and experts alike. It sits sturdily on a table but you can also securely hold it in your lap or even lay it down flat on a table.
This loom comes with a shedding device for those of you who want to weave small tapestries or beads with a shedding device on this portable loom. It is also available without the shedding device for those who want to weave beads just using the traditional method of bead weaving.
Included: Four coils: 8, 12, 14, 18 dents, shedding device and handle, two wooden clips, warping bar, flat wrench (11/26/15 and later), Allen wrench, coil bar, and written instructions.
Stats: Weight: 4 lbs Width: 8″ Height: 11 1/2″ – 17 1/2″ Makes a piece: 5″ x 24″
Recommended Materials and Accessories:
You don't need anything except heddles, beads, thread, a bead mat, pair of scissors and a needle to get started with this loom.
Accessories: You need heddles to use the shedding device. You can either buy them or make your own (click the heddles tab for more information). You may want the No Warp-Ends Kit for easy bead pieces or the Bottom Spring Kit with warp coils for wider pieces. If you want some extra space between your front and back warp threads, the Add-On Bottom Beam is a great addition.
Kits: Try one of our great bead kits like the Beaded Purse Kit or combine beads and fiber with our fantastic Tapestry/Bead Cuff Bracelet Kit.
Beads: Have some fun experimenting with our Buried Treasure Bead Soup.
Fiber: Splurge on some gorgeous hand-painted silk.
Thread: We love C-Lon! Try our C-Lon Color Mixes for some variety. C-Lon Cord makes a great warp for fiber and bead combination.
Extras: Everyone should have a pair of Laser Scissors.
Classes: Craftartedu.com Wrap Bracelet Class, Craftsy Tapestry/Bead Cuff Bracelet Class
Note: This loom comes with updated clips that are slightly different than those shown in our instructions. Learn about the improvements (and how to secure the clips to your loom) here: http://www.mirrixlooms.com/new-clip-design/
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5 reviews for 8″ Lani Loom (with shedding device)
My favorite loom. This is the smallest Mirrix Loom with a shedding device. It has one sweet little leg to hold it upright. Like all Mirrix Looms it is very easy to warp and gives a nice ample shed. Easily used to create bead and tapestry weavings with or without the shedding device. Fits nicely in a small tote bag and can be propped on your leg to weave so can go most anywhere. Children really adore this loom.
This a fantastic loom to learn to do bead weaving on. It can sit on you lap making it very versatile. It is also a great way to learn to use the unique Mirrix shedding device.
I love this loom. It is the best!!! Very easy to warp and use.
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Made in America
Mirrix Looms and accessories are all made in the United States. Our kits are assembled in the United States from the highest quality materials from across the world.
Made with Care
Our manufacturing facility in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin is located at Sunshine House, an amazing place that provides services and supported employment to Door County, Wisconsin residents with special needs and/or disabilities. When you buy from Mirrix Looms, you're supporting a small, American, female-run business and the wonderful workers at Sunshine House.


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If that sounds high to you, it might have something to do with the women they asked. The survey was done by SugarDaddyForMe.com, and they asked their members . . . women looking for a rich older man to buy them things.
Just about everyone . . . 85% . . . said they were comfortable with a 20-year age difference. 52% of the women were willing to date a guy 30 years older than them . . . and 49% were willing to MARRY someone that old.
Women were actually less likely to bring a guy 30 years older home to a family dinner or out with friends than to marry him. Only one in three women were willing to hang out with a guy that old in front of people.
27% said that dating a guy 40 years older than them was fine . . . 13% would go 50 years older . . . and 7% of women said that they'd be willing to date a guy who was 60 years older than them.


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Cost-Cutting Moves Could Spare Relocation Programs
- By Linda Rothleder
- January 23, 2013
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In November 2011, President Obama issued an executive order requiring agencies to review their travel budgets and reduce costs by 20 percent. Then came the fallout from costs associated with the General Services Administration's ill-famed Las Vegas conference. Now Congress is considering three pieces of government travel legislation that would beef up oversight and cost containment even more.
Amid the all uproar, one travel program should be reviewed separately on its own merits -- the Federal Employee Relocation Management Program. The program was authorized by legislation in 1983 to facilitate permanent transfers to new assignments. The nation was in a recession at the time. The idea was that professional relocation services could improve mobility in support of missions, save agencies money through efficient and cost-effective moves, and reduce out-of-pocket costs for employees. The legislation authorized contracts for relocation services as an employee benefit to replace or supplement self-managed moves.
The latest recession is far deeper than that of the early 1980s, and its impact on government operations and productivity is well-documented.
Law enforcement agencies have had to issue waivers and create alternative programs for employees who cannot comply with...
Even in a Second Term, Expect New Appointees
- By Elizabeth Newell Jochum
- January 16, 2013
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Had Mitt Romney won the presidency, there's no question January would have been a time of upheaval for federal managers. Still, as President Obama settles into a second term, managers should not expect the status quo. The end of a first term is a natural point of departure for political appointees planning to return to the private sector or to step down otherwise. While the transition surely will be on a smaller scale, managers still have to prepare for new leadership and shifting priorities.
In a post-election survey by the Government Business Council, the research arm of Government Executive, 38 percent of managers reported feeling transition-related anxiety. Another 34 percent said they were very concerned about how the transition would affect morale.
As with any other transition, career executives have some responsibility to help get new appointees up to speed quickly. Clay Johnson, who was Office of Management and Budget deputy director for management during the George W. Bush administration, advised federal managers at Government Executive's September Excellence in Government conference to structure discussions with new leaders in terms of the agency's risks and opportunities and to be as candid as possible. "When you talk about your...
Budgeting for Mobile Computing
- By Bob Brewin
- January 9, 2013
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Federal agencies are facing substantial outlays to manage mobile computing devices as they shift from a culture of PCs and laptops to smartphones and tablets. But there is a silver lining. Agencies are likely to save money if they don't have to maintain their own systems to secure and support employee mobile devices. And vendors offer discounts for volume purchases of their software and services.
Providers of mobile device management tools—including Atlanta-based AirWatch, MobileIron of Mountain View, Calif., and Zenprise of Redwood City, Calif.—charge between $3 and $4 per month for client software installed on an employee's mobile phone or tablet. AirWatch is a supplier on the Veterans Affairs Department's initial $4.4 million mobile contract awarded in October.
That monthly fee may seem like small change until it's applied somewhere like the Defense Department, where planners are looking to move every active-duty and reserve organization to mobile computing. Defense's workforce includes 1.4 million active-duty troops, 1.3 million National Guard and reserve personnel, and 800,000 civilian employees—that's 3.5 million people.
If everyone in the department needed a mobile device—the Defense Information Systems Agency envisions widespread use...
Crafting Office Culture
- By Elizabeth Newell Jochum
- December 19, 2012
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Office culture affects everything from employee retention to productivity, and managers have an incredible opportunity to shape that culture. In most organizations, culture is based solely on what is sold, delivered or provided. But David Vik, former culture coach at online shoe retailer Zappos and author of The Culture Secret: How to Empower People and Companies No Matter What You Sell, which is set for release by Greenleaf Book Group in February 2013, argues that culture should be deliberately structured to align with the wants, needs and demands of both employees and customers.
Vik believes that crafting a unique culture should be priority No. 1 for organizations that want to attract and retain loyal employees and customers. While federal managers may not be as concerned with "customers" in the traditional sense as private sector managers, agency leaders nonetheless have parties they are tasked with serving.
One of the first challenges of managing organizational structure, Vik says, is the fact that the concept itself is "squooshy." Several organizations could take identical steps toward creating a certain culture, but not all will realize the same effects. This is true in part because every organization already has an existing culture, which may be...
Luddites Can Still Be Good Managers
- By Shane Harris
- December 12, 2012
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has a confession to make: She doesn't use email. In fact, she says she doesn't have any personal online accounts. "Some would call me a Luddite, [but it's] my own personal choice," Napolitano explains.
No doubt there are times when many of us also would like to go off the grid. And yet Napolitano's revelation, which she made during an interview with me at a Government Executive cybersecurity conference in September, sparked some bewildered reactions among journalists and technology experts. That's because Napolitano is the top government official in charge of protecting civilian agencies' cyber networks from hackers and spies. You'd think someone with that job would be plugged in to the infrastructure she's trying to defend. Nope.
But we shouldn't be too surprised -- or even worried. When it comes to running a Cabinet department, expertise is overrated. The qualities that matter most are more ephemeral, hard to learn and harder still to master: leadership, management acumen, the ability to govern. These are the predictors of management success; technical fluency is not.
Consider some recent examples. Leon Panetta knew little about covert intelligence when he became CIA...


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The Tea Party has its roots in the John Birch Society. Koch money funded the Birchers, and Koch money is behind the Tea Party.
Watch Daughter Of John Birchers Explain Why Tea Party Idiocy Is No Laughing Matter
Omar Rivero
Occupy Democrats
While its easy to laughingly dismiss Tea Party fools with their silly hats and misspelled signs, this knowledgeable daughter of some of the founding members of the John Birch Society knows that their mega astro-turf movement is dangerous, growing, well-funded, powerful, and to blame for Washingtons corporatist gridlock.
This brave progressives name is Claire Conner, and shes written a book called Wrapped In The Flag that the Koch Brothers and the Tea Party definitely do not want you to read.
From her website:Claire was twelve years old when her parents dove into the world of paranoid politics, a world dominated by the John Birch Society, an anti-Communist, anti-federal government movement. Were taking back the country was the Birch mantra.
Claires parents were the first two Birch members in the entire city of Chicago. Her father, Stillwell J. Conner, became a National Council member and remained in top leadership for thirty-two years. Her mother was a partner in all things Birch.
In her book, Conner rings the alarm about how the Republican Party has been thoroughly hijacked by a dangerous coalition of Tea Partiers, libertarians, corporate interests, gun-nuts, the religious far right; interests that, she argues, constitute a newly revamped John Birch Society.
Though her family were ultra-conservative John Birchers, Claire followed her conscience and found progressive politics and activism. We highly recommend her new book for those looking for insight on the radical rightward lurch of the modern day Republican party.
Please watch her timely first-hand warning (BELOW) and share it on social media forums so that it can be heeded by every liberal/progressive.


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I am actually struggling with the following setup. And I'm really glad if someone could help me or give me any hints.
We have some executives here wich are using the following setup:
Zimbra 5.0.9 <-> Leopbard 10.5.4/5 <-> Connector 5.0.3325 CalDAV <-> iPhone 1.1.x
iPhone/iTunes/iCal/Apple (please check what's applicable) does not allow to fully synchronise the iPhone Calendar to the Zimbra Server. On the iPhone, synchronised appointments from the Zimbra Server cannot be modified or deleted. On the other hand, newly created appointments on the iPhone cannot be synchronised to a CalDAV calendar. iTunes only allow local calendars to be used for new appointments.
Does someone have a similar setup or could give me any hints?
Thanks in advance!
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Eagle Eye
|Release Date: September 26, 2008
|Running Time: 118 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $101,111,837.00
|Genre: Drama
Shia LaBeouf
Michelle Monaghan
Rosario Dawson
Anthony Azizi
All Cast & Crew >>
Summary:Jerry Shaw and Rachel Holloman are two strangers thrown together by a mysterious phone call from a woman they have never met. Threatening their lives and family, she pushes Jerry and Rachel into a series of increasingly dangerous situations--using the technology of everyday life to track and control their every move. As the situation escalates, these two ordinary people become the country's most wanted fugitives, who must work together to discover what is really happening. Fighting for their lives, they become pawns of a faceless enemy who seems to have limitless power to manipulate everything they do.
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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Meghan Stasi stayed alive with an
improbable comeback on Tuesday, while defending champ Ellen Port was knocked
out of the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship.
Stasi, who won this event in 2010, rallied from five down with six to play to
down Lynne Cowan in 21 holes in Tuesday's second round, then ousted Kelley
Nittoli, 2-up, later in the day to reach the quarterfinals.
Port, a 4-time winner at this championship, defeated Janet Moore in the
second round but fell to Christina Proteau, 3 & 1, in the third. Proteau
advanced to face Laura Coble -- a 2 & 1 third-round winner over Amber Marsh
Corey Weworski moved on by defeating stroke-play medalist Dawn Woodard in the
second round and Mina Hardin, 4 & 3, in the third. Weworski, the 2004 winner
of this event, will meet Liz Waynick, who outlasted Stefi Markovich, 1-up, in
21 holes to move on.
Also advancing Tuesday was Debbie Adams, who ousted Wendi Golden, 3 & 2, to
set up a quarterfinal date with Stacy Dennis -- a 1-up victor over Tobi
Stasi trailed Cowan by five when, starting at No. 13, she won four consecutive
holes to claw her way back into the match. Stasi forced extra holes with a
par on the last, then drained a 4-foot par putt on the third playoff hole to
In the quarterfinals, Stasi will take on Andrea Kraus, who got past Tara
Fleming, 3 & 1.
The quarterfinals and semifinals will be on Wednesday before Thursday's 18-
hole final.
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WHEELING - An unidentified Wheeling Island man suffered a single gunshot wound to the head after multiple intruders burst into his 96 Maryland St. home.
Deputy Chief Martin Kimball said police responded to a call at 12:15 p.m. and, upon arrival, found a man in a second-floor bedroom with a gunshot wound to the left side of his face.
"He was responsive and talking to us before they transported him to Ohio Valley Medical Center," Kimball said.
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From left, police Lt. Phil Redford, Deputy Chief Martin Kimball and patrolman Brent Ruby investigate a shooting that occurred
Friday at 96 Maryland St. on Wheeling Island.
He said the victim's daughter was in the home when the intruders entered and she witnessed the shooting.
"Multiple intruders burst into the home in a robbery attempt," Kimball said. "We are making immediate progress and I am optimistic we will resolve this quickly."
The witness was not injured in the attack, Kimball said.
Late Friday, Sgt. Gregg McKenzie said officers were still working to identify a suspect. He said the Friday afternoon Chase Bank robbery in downtown Wheeling "threw a kink" in the investigation.
"Nothing has gotten us to a point where I want to be just yet," he said. "We did obtain information that will lead us in the right direction."
McKenzie said he visited the victim in the hospital and gathered more information on the incident. He said the victim was cooperative and alert.
"He's going to be OK," McKenzie said. "It could have been a lot worse.
The shooting was unrelated to another report at about the same time Friday that sent police looking for a man with a gun in Elm Grove. Initial reports indicated the man was seen leaving a restaurant and running down National Road while waving a gun in the air.
"That report proved to be unfounded," Kimball said.


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BRANDYWINE, Md. (WUSA) -- Prince George's County Police want your help finding 43-year-old Terry Lynn Savoy, also known as Terry Lynn Brown.
Savoy is charged with first degree assault in connection with an armed robbery and shooting in Brandywine from Feb. 12. Police say the victim walked in to a hospital after being shot and robbed in the 14200 block of Gibbons Church Road.
Savoy was identified as a suspect and a warrant was obtained for him.
Anyone with information is asked to please call the Prince George's County Police Department's R.I.D. South District IV Investigative Unit at 301-749-5064 or Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477).


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DECATUR, GA -- Kathryn Van Antwerp and Wes Stolp couldn't wait for their wedding, set for the spring of 2013.
They decided to start their life together early. Friday, they showed up at the DeKalb County courthouse. A judge conducted a bare-bones wedding ceremony in a matter of minutes.
Afterward, the beaming couple exited the front door. With a photographer nearby, they leaped in the air and each extended an arm skyward. It was an exultant moment of celebration.
The photographer asked them to do it again.
11Alive reporter Doug Richards was in front of the courthouse. He had also just exited the building after reading motions filed that morning in the Andrea Sneiderman murder case. He saw the couple's first leap, then activated his Iphone camera. He shot the adjacent photo of the second leap.
He sent the image to Stolp, whom he'd never met before.
The formal wedding ceremony is still planned, and another leap-in-the-air is likely. "Leaping is something Kathryn does all the time in pictures," Stolp says. "It's her calling card."
The couple will live in Decatur.


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Goodmark Dodge Challenger ProjectWritten by on January 1, 2008 Contributors: Rod Nelms The Goodmark Challenger project is underway, and it looks like a long road ahead.
A Bare-Bones Beginning
A while back, we introduced our Project Goodmark/Big Challenge, and asked you to help us devise a plan of what we should build. We got a lot of letters and e-mails; an overwhelming amount saying to make this a modern musclecar. You guys really are into updating your Mopars, and so it will be done.
The Big-Challenge
Challenger started life as a Dark Gold Metallic, 340 Rallye car, with an automatic and an 8-3/4 rear. When we got our hands on it, it was a pseudo dirt track racer wannabe (we use the term "racer" very loosely). An enterprising and very imaginative person installed a truck-type light bar inside, and mounted it (spot welds) directly to the floor and rear wheeltubs. The fiberglass racing bucket seats facing the full-width rearview mirror gave a hint of a previous owner's personality. But that doesn't matter because all that stuff is removable. We need only a shell, and we believe we have enough of this one to save it.
Plan of Attack
As we said, most of the responses to our question, "What would you like to see?" mentioned upgrading the car with a tubular front crossmember, a new-Hemi-style engine, and other niceties. So that's the plan, barring any unforeseen snags.
But before we can finish, we have to get started. Sean at Blew Devil Rods and Customs is a true musclecar guy. He even has a Charger of his own that he wants to start restoring, but, hopefully, we'll keep him on our Challenger first. He has been rebuilding and restoring cars for as long as he cares to remember, so we think we made a good choice. But let's quit talking about what we're going to do and get started.
Getting Blasted
Now that the car is disassembled, we need to know what we're getting into. If you are doing a complete restoration, or you just want clean metal to work with, media blasting is an inexpensive way to save a lot of time. Using paint strippers, or just doing the sanding yourself, could take quite a while to get the paint removed. Luckily for us, when we started the bodywork on the Big Challenge Challenger, we heard about Blast Off in Orlando, Florida. After we dropped off the remains of the Challenger shell, the guys at Blast Off proceeded on the paint removal.
This process does not involve sand for media. Sand is too harsh and will warp the metal. The guys at Blast Off told us they use two basic types of media: plastic and aluminum oxide. Plastic is used when metal warpage is an issue. Areas such as the roof, hood, and other areas of unsupported sheetmetal receive a plastic media blast because the plastic media is softer and doesn't generate heat during the blasting process.
Aluminum oxide is for areas not prone to warpage. Floor boards, inner fenders, and areas that are structurally "stiffer" than unsupported sheetmetal can withstand the harsher aluminum oxide. The process will take a day or so, but the results are definitely worth it. When you get the part, or car, back, you have nice, clean metal to work with-a nice way to start.
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The fiberglass seats were leveled using 2x4s and were bolted to the floor with 2-inch-long 5/16-inch bolts. Yeah, that'll pass tech. The roll bar is believed to be from a 4x4 and placed in the car. It would definitely save someone's life <sarcasm>; it's simply tack-welded to the floor and rear wheeltubs.In this shot, you can see the absence of the dash and most of the floor . . . what are we saying! we need to replace the floor from the firewall to the rear bumper.The car did come with a spare center section. It's an open unit, but a spare housing if nothing else.When Sean started to disassemble the car, we found things we hadn't planned on. If you look at the cowl area , you may be able to see the absence of metal and the holes of rust. We need to find a cowl. The driver's side is just as bad.After removing the fenders, doors, hood, trunk lid, and even the quarter-panels, it looks like an average project car beginning.As soon as we got the shell to Blast Off, they started tearing into it by cleaning the body and removing a few leftover pieces. We cut the quarter-panels off before we took it for media blasting so the underneath areas could be blasted as well. We also braced the door openings because we were just plain scared of how bad the body would be after the blasting.
It took a few hours to completely strip the body, but once it comes out, you can really see the areas that need to be fixed. This is the cowl area on the driver side.Once we got the car unloaded from the Pace trailer back at Sean's shop, he said it came back in better shape than he planned. Man, were we glad to hear the guy that's doing the work make that comment.With companies like Goodmark remanufacturing parts for many musclecars, rebuilding a car from a rusted hulk has become much easier. Many cars that were in the same condition as our Challenger were simply overlooked for many years because of their rough condition. Now, cars like this are all that's left, and it's good to be able to get replacement metal.So what's next on the list for our Big Challenge-a lot of metal replacement. We will be working with Goodmark to replace all this rusted metal with new offerings from them.


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A recent discussion between George and Dean concerning a yellowish hue in the NTrZ led me to explore the area. I had seen this hue, though called it bit more ruddy than yellow. But, I hadn't really noticed it, lately. The zone appeared to be pretty much white and I sketched it, and the SEB, as such.
So, I began looking for brighter whites across Jupiter's face. Low and behold, and as luck might have it, there certainly were more pure whites in the SEB preceding the GRS that was rolling into view.
Once I set this as a baseline for white, I was astonished at the color I had been missing in the equatorial zone. It's not white at all. It's actually a very soft, pale yellowish hue. A very distinct SEB northern border with the EQ zone was indeed streaked with very white features. A bit less white was seen bordering the NEB, too.
Gotta pay more attention to those details. When one does see them, it changes the face of Jupiter nicely. I can only hope the sketch does justice to this new found property of Jupiter. It's another of a string of "firsts" for me this year and I wanted to share it.
Sorry, but I spent a lot of time studying the EQ zone during this sketch and might have missed some other features. One feature I included, and will continue to include, is the fading of the belts in the limb darkening.
OH! That tiny dark oval following BA was very apparent last night. Normally I can spot it periodically. Last night, it held steady for long periods of time as it neared the meridian. At first, I wondered why the object was not easy, guessing it was nearly the size of a transit shadow and nearly as dark. Turns out, it is very much smaller. A mere pin point of a dark spot.
Thanks! Discussion on color perception, anyone? I am all ears.
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Outspoken rapper Kanye West has come under fire from an Ohio police chief who has written an open letter chastising the star for comparing himself to police and soldiers.
Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver has become an unlikely online sensation after publishing a note on Thursday addressed to West on the force's official Facebook.com page following the rapper's controversial comments during a recent interview on radio show Saturday Night Online.
West sparked outrage when he appeared to suggest his job is just as dangerous as working as a cop or a member of the armed forces, saying, "I'm just giving of my body on the stage and putting my life at risk, literally. That mountain goes really, really high. And if I slipped… You never know. And I think about it. I think about my family and I'm like 'Wow, this is like being a police officer or something, in war or something.'"
Oliver was so furious about the remarks, he posted a scathing letter online chastising West, writing, "(I do not) agree with your very ignorant assessment of your career (or any other performer) as it relates to a person in the military or a police officer's service. You sir, are as misguided as they come. I do have a suggestion for you. Since you are accustomed to danger, from your life as an international rapper, I am strongly encouraging you immediately abandon you career as a super star and join the military. After joining, I would like you to volunteer to be deployed in Afghanistan or one of the numerous other forward locations where our men and women are currently serving….
"I know it is supply and demand and the demand for your services is high. I get economics. What I do not get is you ever comparing what you do for a living to our heroic military members, who are always in harm's way…and my brother and sister police officers who have to go to work carrying weapons and wearing a bullet-proof vest to protect themselves."
The post has turned the police chief into an online sensation, scoring almost 100,000 'likes' on Facebook.


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MADISON COUNTY, Ill. (KSDK) - An East Alton, Illinois man has been charged with home repair fraud.
Police say they responded to a home in Cottage Hills Wednesday after receiving a fraud complaint.
Deputies spoke with the homeowners, who said a man contacted them on January 19 and said their roof needed repairs before rain caused further damage.
The man, identified as 40-year-old Robert M. Gayan, said he worked for the company that originally installed their roof in April.
The victims agreed to allow Gayan to make the repairs. The man climbed onto the roof and claimed 10 minutes later the repairs were complete.
Police say Gayan charged the victims $150. The victims then contacted the original licensed contractor, who said Gayan did not make the repairs and caused damage to the roof by not sealing nails he drove into vents on the roof.
Gayan was then charged with aggravated home repair fraud. The charges are enhanced because the victims are over the age of 60.
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text: ive had good luck hunting late oct bulls in isolated aspen pockets, and timber ofcourse. they want to be alone. ive been startled by big bulls being pushed out of isolated aspen pockets during deer hunts far to often for it to be a chance thing. good luck. dont be afraid to let an ocasional bugle out, they might not be interested but they do want to be alone and theyll alot of times bugle back letting ya know that that spot is taken. good luck. just a location call.


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A 37-year-old Virginia man severely disfigured by a 1997 gun accident has received the most extensive full-face transplant in medical history, according to University of Maryland Medical Center surgeons.
Hospital officials report that Richard Lee Norris, of Hillsville, Va., is recovering well after an amazing, medically unprecedented 36-hour surgery that not only gave him a new facefrom the hairline to the neck--but also teeth, a tongue, and upper and lower jaws. (See before/after photo above, right.)
A week after the full-face operation, Norris improvement has exceeded his doctors expectations. He can open and close his mouth and is already brushing his new teeth and shaving the whiskers growing on the transplanted face. Hes miraculously regained his sense of smell, which hed lost after the accident.
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wow.... that's simply amazing.
thats incredible
Self proclaimed 2012 CF Newcomer of the Year
Medical marvel.
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Originally Posted by VikesFan4Ever28
You have almost 5 crap tons.
That's gotta be one of the most odd feelings in the world to look in the mirror and see someone else's face. Literally someone you don't know.
You know, that movie was such a far out premise and now here we are....reality.
how about the donors family? Seeing the face of a deceased loved one would be pretty freaky.
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how about the donors family? Seeing the face of a deceased loved one would be pretty freaky.
My thoughts exactly. But great news for him.... 36 hour surgery!
Originally Posted by Let's Go State
My thoughts exactly. But great news for him.... 36 hour surgery!
36 hours of surgery would be like nothing to him, but to the doctors.....I bet they were sore the next day and a half haha.
That's crazy.
Here are some more that have received the operation:
Dallas Wiens, a 26-year-old Texan who accidentally struck a power line while painting a church
Mitch Hunter, 30, of Indiana, disfigured by a car crash
Famous lady who got attacked by a Chimpanzee (another reason I hate people who keep wild animals like that as pets).
Seems like the guy in the first post got the best one yet, looks like they are getting better with the procedure.
36 hours? My goodness gracious. I wonder what the mortality rate on theese surgeries are.
Wow...those pics posted by CyBer are amazing. The lady who got attacked by the chimpanzee really got to me, being able to see what she looked like before incident, not just before the surgery.
Incredible what the medical field is doing these days.
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WHEELING - There was a generous amount of smack talk being bantered back and forth on the No. 10 tee box Tuesday at the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference 1A and 2A golf tournament on the Crispin Course at Oglebay Park.
Gentleman's game?
The tournament was by then all but decided.
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Madonna's Michael Rogers follows through on a drive during the OVAC Tornnament Tuesday.
Wheeling Central and Madonna had already easily, and as expected, wrapped up team titles.
There was one thing left to decide. The 2A medalist title.
The combatants were not in the mood for any polite talk. So the barbs ripped.
It was not an affront to the unwritten rules of golf. The two duffers are best friends.
As the final scores were being tabulated, Justin Leonard and Thomas Stanley waged a mano-a-mano duel for the coveted medalist plaque.
"I told him, 'I hope you duff this chip,' " Stanley said, grinning.
"Secretly, I was hoping he would hit a bad shot," Leonard shot back.
Aloud, Stanley was hoping for a little tightness in the backside during his teammate's shot.
As it turned out, the aptly named Leonard won the hole, with a birdie, which was just fine by Stanley.
"Losing to my teammate and best friend on the team is OK," Stanley said. "If it had been someone on another team I probably would end up leaving a little bit mad. I'm glad it was him. And he earned it with a birdie. I had a par."
"I was a little nervous, but if I lost, and it was (Stanley) I lost to to, it would have been OK," Leonard said. "We both had great rounds. And we won the team trophy. That was the important thing."
Indeed, Central did win the 2A team title. With relative ease.
Leonard and Stanley had 73s while teammates John Haley and Sean McFarland had a 74. They were the top four All-OVAC 2A finalists. Bridgeport's Zack Herink and Shadyside's Jake Gregan had 79s and were also named t o the All-OVAC team.
"We're a senior-led team and that was the two seniors in the (medalist) playoff," coach Ed City said. "It was up to the kids to do th work and they did that. When you have two 73s and two 74s, that shows they were focused. I'm proud of them. They swing the clubs, they make the shots."
Another team swinging the clubs was Madonna, which won its fifth straight OVAC 1A golf title.
Michael Rogers had his best round at Crispin, with a 70, to earn 1A medalist.
"It means a lot because I lost (the medalist title) to my teammate last year (Nick Mazur)," Rogers said. "To win it my senior year is special."
Rogers' finish was hotter than the blazing sun, which shot temperatures into the 90s. It did not affect Rogers, whose score settled at 70 when he birdied his final three holes.
He needed it to hold off Bishop Donahue's Stephen Gretchen, who carded a 71.
Rogers was joined on the All-OVAC 1A team by Gretchen, teammates Thomas Gianni (72), Mazur (73), Beallsville's John Deitrich (73) and Conotton Valley's Brandon Busby (74).
"I'm not sure he knew he needed those final three birdies, but I did tell him it was close," Madonna coach T.J. Brancazio said. "Coming in, I knew it was going to be close. That's his second straight 70, so he is playing his best golf right now."
So is Madonna, which made collected that fifth straight trophy.
"I'm very proud of these kids," Brancazio said. "With these guys I never know who is going to shoot the low round. This is our conference title so there is always a high priority placed on it. The other teams are getting better. There were a lot of nice rounds by some other No. 1s today. We're happy to be able to win it again."
The Blue Dons did it with relative ease. Again. Of the schools fielding complete teams, Conotton Valley was the closest to Madonna is 1A with a 348, 56 strokes behind the winners.
"I had a feeling that I was going to have a good round," Rogers said. "I felt good on the range and it followed me on the course. I've never played Crispin this well so I'm happy."


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WHEELING - The Wheeling Nailers' issues when playing somewhere other than WesBanco Arena have been well documented. But if the club harbors any hopes of being in the race for the Kelly Cup - it sits in the eighth and final playoff spot - it will have to improve its 3-11-5 road record rather quickly.
The Nailers play 10 of their next 13 in unfriendly confines, beginning Wednesday night when they travel to the Sovereign Center to meet Atlantic Division-leading Reading. Wheeling welcomes the Royals on Friday night, but plays just twice more at WesBanco Arena in the month of February.
There is a silver lining to all this though, no matter how small. The Nailers have earned at least one point in five of their last eight road games - three straight - and 22 of 30 games overall.
The record away from home is a stark contrast to the one the Nailers have posted in their own building. Following Sunday's 4-2 loss to the Cincinnati Cyclones that snapped a five-game winning streak at The Bank, Wheeling has gained a point in 20 of 24 games at the downtown facility.
Wheeling has been outscored 72-38 on the road this season.
''I can't really put a finger on it,'' Wheeling forward Ben Farrer said. ''We prepare the same, it's the same lineup and we play the same.
''It just ends up being a different team in whatever road building we're in. It's something that will come.
''We're confident we're going to turn that around.''
Time's running out.
Penalty Killing
One of the major reasons for the club's lack of success on the road this season, has been its penalty-killing unit. First in the league at home, the Nailers have allowed 18 goals in 76 chances in enemy buildings for a kill percentage of 76.3 percent.
Lately though, that hasn't been the case. Wheeling has killed 36 of its last 38 chances, including its last 14 on the road.
Lineup in Flux
Fans got their first look at Tim Corcoran, Dave Shultz and Jordy Trottier on Sunday, as well as Gentry Zollars. The first trio joined the Nailers on the team's trip to Florida, while Zollars was acquired from Trenton on Friday in exchange for future considerations.
The get-to-know-you session will probably extend all the way to the end of the season as the roster continues to turn over. Chris Higgins was injured Saturday night and his status is uncertain for this week.
Meanwhile, defensemen Peter Merth and Adam Ross are getting closer to returning from injury, but neither is expected back until mid-February at the earliest. There's also not timetable on Cody Chupp, who was injured a couple weeks ago.
Zollars took a puck to the face and was badly bloodied Sunday, but did return to action. He'll play in Reading.
One player we know for sure will be back - and when - is forward Keven Veilleux. Suspended for using a racial slur for 10 games, he still has to sit out four more.
Numbers Game
If you're going to get to the Nailers, you'll have to do it after the first period where the team has outscored its foes 46-33 this season. The downside, is Wheeling finds itself on the wrong side of a combined 88-71 disadvantage in the second and third. ... The Nailers' 26.81 shots per game against rank third in the league. ... Wheeling is yet to win a game on the road when trailing after one period (0-6-1). ... The Nailers have the least amount of major penalties (27) in the ECHL. Kalamazoo, which Wheeling travels to Saturday, is next with 29.


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STERLING, Va. (WUSA) -- Loudoun County Sheriff's Office authorities say that they are investigating an incident at a Sterling home from Thursday morning,
According to authorities, a resident heard a knock on his or her front door on Fairmont Place at approximately 9:28 a.m. but did not answer. The resident later heard a loud noise, then saw a man walking inside the home. The resident then yelled at the man, who fled.
The resident described the man as approximately 6'2" tall and 200 pounds. He was wearing a blue sports jacket with tan sleeves, with a blue hooded sweatshirt that obstructed his face.


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What do all u backcountry guys do for scent control before and during your hunt? I always store my gear in the off season in sealed bags and then wash them before heading out, them just spray down in the mountians before we get on animals. I just don't wanna be packing around a bunch of extra scent killer(gets heavy).
Also I've had a heck of a time finding a the best pit-stick(deodorant) what have you used that you liked or didn't like. I like to start wearing scent killer type a month or so before my hunt to kinda detox the other out of my system, but I need to find one that works as I haven't been to happy with what I used in the past.


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I know this would normally be considered the most boring one, but it's my favorite, perhaps in part because it's comparatively the most unique one of the bunch.
Weird comment: "I love how she doesn't have a big, nasty ass and ppl still find her sexy."
Ella, ella, ella, ay, ay, ay...
Weird comment: "Butt tatto yum"
This feels very "Baby Spice at the beach."
Stupid comment: "You used to be so gorgeous. Idk what happened :( "
No matter how gorgeous somebody is, when that facial expression is made, I feel like I am about to be told to "rub the lotion on its skin."*
*Yes, I watched Silence of the Lambs recently, I apologize for the multiple references.
Weird comment: Mine, obvs.
Ironically, she is wearing more clothing here than anywhere else, which makes me wonder about her rating system.
Good point comment: "Rated pg 13 in 2013"
I know this would normally be considered the most boring one, but it's my favorite, perhaps in part because it's comparatively the most unique one of the bunch.
Weird comment: "I love how she doesn't have a big, nasty ass and ppl still find her sexy."
...and right back to normal.
Passive aggressive comment: "Only your voice is something which can be appreciated"
And so begins the boob shielding.
Comment that will obviously be taken into account: "I think it's a beautiful shot, but something doesn't look right with the 'complex' font at the top! It looks tacky compared to the rest of the image!! Xx"
All I can think about is how uncomfortable that bra looks.
Weird comment: "I love you baby! I feel like u talking to me when i watch ur videos babyyy ..."
Well, at least you know what one is, I guess. Then again, if I were Rihanna, I would probably be running around having people snap awesome NSFW photos of me, too. Throwing rocks in half-naked houses and whatnot.
Weird comment: "Hope she dont ever need heart surgery its gonna fuk up that nice tat I almost got one in the same spot"
As somebody who spends the majority of her working life on a computer, I can tell you that this is not a sustainable position, no matter how
ridiculous awesome it looks.
Weird comment: "When I'm behind u you lose focus"
She's so NSFW, she put NSFW photos in her NSFW photo so you can gasp while you gasp.
Weird comment: "Lol I gotta track this bitch down"
Ugh, what did I say about collages, Riri?
Weird/sad comment: "!!! I would die if you just liked a single pic of mine.. Lol"
Oh, okay. We get it now. All the other photos were just a rouse, this is what we're supposed to be looking at.
Grammatically incorrect weird comment: "you're asking for it won't you?"


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Albany, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Brian Voelkel recorded a triple-double with
10 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists, as the top-seeded Vermont Catamounts
claimed a 77-60 win over the No. 8 seed New Hampshire Wildcats in the
quarterfinals of the America East Conference Tournament at SEFCU Arena.
Clancy Rugg and Candon Rusin chipped in with 15 points apiece, while Sandro
Carissimo and Luke Apfeld both scored 12 for the Catamounts (22-9). Vermont
will play No. 4 seed Albany in Sunday's semifinal round.
Patrick Konan led all scorers with 19 points off the bench for the Wildcats
(6-24). Jordon Bronner was next in line with 14 points, followed by Daniel
Dion with 10.
UNH had the hot hand early on and led by as many as eight with just under
eight minutes remaining in the first half. However, Vermont closed out the
period with an 18-2 run to take a 35-27 lead into the break.
The Catamounts kept the pressure on in the second stanza as they shot a
healthy 57 percent from the floor over the final 20 minutes to keep UNH at
arm's length.
Vermont dominated the paint all game long to the tune of a 40-19 rebounding
advantage over the Wildcats.
Final Score: Albany 86, UMBC 56
Albany, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Peter Hooley knocked down 5-of-6 shots from
beyond the arc en route to a career-high 30 points as the fourth-seeded Albany
Great Danes completed an 86-56 rout of the UMBC Retrievers in the
quarterfinals of the American East Conference Tournament at SEFCU Arena.
Sam Rowley hit on 6-of-7 field goal attempts to chip in 15 points for Albany
(15-15), which will advance to take on the No. 1 seed Vermont on Sunday. John
Puk and Anders Haas contributed 11 points each, while D.J. Evans netted 10
points. Luke Devlin led the Great Danes on the glass with seven boards.
For the Retrievers (9-21), Rodney Elliot and Quentin Jones finished with 18
points apiece. Will Darley added eight points, seven rebounds and four
The Great Danes knocked down 57.7 percent of their field goal attempts and
converted all four of their shots at the free-throw line in the opening
period. UMBC went into the intermission facing a 38-17 deficit after it was
limited to 25 percent efficiency from the floor, including a 2-of-11 clip from
3-point range in the first half.
Albany extended its advantage after the break by connecting on 7-of-12 tries
from beyond the arc. The Retrivers heated up to sink 56 percent of their shots
from the floor in the second stanza, but it was too little too late.
The Great Danes outscored UMBC, 40-18, in the paint and enjoyed a 36-28 edge
in the rebounding battle.
Final Score: Stony Brook 80, Maine 54
Albany, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Jameel Warney netted 15 points as the Stony
Brook Seawolves ran over the Maine Black Bears 80-54 in the opening round of
the America East Tournament at SEFCU Arena.
Carson Puriefoy chipped in 14 points and Dave Coley had 13 for the second-
seeded Seawolves (22-9), who will face the winner of the Binghamton/Hartford
first round matchup in the semifinals.
Xavier Pollard had 11 points for Maine (6-23) and Troy Knight-Reid tallied
Stony Brook was in control from the beginning, rolling into halftime leading
49-25. The Seawolves sank 48.5 percent from the floor in the opening half and
limited the Black Bears to seven total field goals.
After the break Stony Brook cooled to 36.7 percent shooting, but Maine could
not capitalize, sinking just 35.7 percent itself.
Stony Brook outscored its opposition 26-8 off of turnovers and 36-18 in the
Final Score: Hartford 69, Binghamton 42
Guilderland, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Mark Nwakamma and Taylor Dyson each
scored 19 points to lead the third-seeded Hartford Hawks past the sixth-seeded
Binghamton Bearcats, 69-42, in the quarterfinal round of the America East
Tournament at SEFCU Arena.
Nwakamma recorded six blocked shots and five rebounds for Hartford (17-15),
which will advance to play second-seeded Stony Brook on Sunday in the
semifinal round of the conference tournament. Evan Cooper chipped in 12 points
off the bench for the Hawks in the win.
Yosef Yacob tallied 10 points to lead Binghamton (7-23), while Jordan Reed
grabbed a team-high five rebounds and recorded two steals. The Bearcats shot a
dismal 28.6 percent from the floor in the loss.
Hartford came out firing in the first half, knocking down 54.5 percent of its
shots from the floor, including 6-of-10 from 3-point range. The Hawks took a
31-20 lead into the intermission after Binghamton connected on 29.2 percent of
its field goal attempts, including 3-of-12 from deep.
The Hawks just barely dipped down in the second half with a 50 percent
shooting performance, although they made just 3-of-11 from 3-point distance.
Hartford did add 11-of-17 from the free-throw line in the period. The Bearcats
dropped their accuracy down to 28 percent in the half, and fell behind
Hartford's lead by an additional 16 points.
The Hawks owned 26-10 edges in both points in the paint and points off
turnovers, and held a 16-6 advantage in bench scoring.
The Sports Network


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