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"Mailbag" Continued...
Mere tokens
I regret that I cannot share the optimism in Bob Jones's June 9 cover story, "The check is in the mail." While tax refunds of $300 for singles and $600 for married couples are not to be spurned, they're laughable tokens considering the total confiscated from our paychecks by government at all levels. The reduction in marginal rates is truly marginal, while the full repeal of the marriage penalty and other provisions are set far in the future, by which time the administration of the day may well have very different ideas about taxation. As for the idea that the Democrats, with a slim Senate majority, may not want to risk angering voters by repealing the cuts, Democrats have shown little fear about taxing and spending, and for good reason. Recent history suggests that Americans seem to favor a predominately liberal national government. I find little to applaud in the Bush administration's tax-cut victory, but I am grateful for the gesture. - Ken Williamson, Harrisonburg, Va.
Smelly money
I will be glad to accept a $300 check in the mail, but this handing out of money smacks of buying admiration. Cutting government spending is the best way to fuel our economy. - Marvin L. Doudra, W. Palm Beach, Fla.
Promise made ...
Throughout the campaign, George Bush promised taxpayers they would get some of their money back. Last month he kept his word, signing into law a $1.35 trillion tax cut. We need more people like him in Washington. - Scott Layden, Brandon, Fla.
Dark minds
Kudos for Andree Seu's article about the boundary of the realm of science in relation to matters of faith ("Don't get uppity," June 9). It is the ultimate irony that men reject Christianity as utterly explainable, but in reality they cannot explain anything until they know God themselves. A skeptical effort to explain a creature's desire to know his Creator is what the Apostle Paul would call "the futility of a darkened mind." - Evan Collier, Concord, N.H.
Public tomato-throwing
Marvin Olasky's "crackpot idea" for a punitive divorce ceremony is genius ("Religious cellophane," June 9). He raises a compelling issue: What does the still-confessing church do to discourage divorce among its own ranks? Perhaps a little public tomato-throwing might be a useful feature of the "covenant marriage" arrangements. At least, why not give divorce the same public exposure as marriage-in church bulletins, from the pulpit, and on bulletin boards? If we aspire to hate the sin as much as our Lord does, a little old-fashioned shame, threatened or real, may go a long way to motivate those who are struggling with their marriages to seek Him and struggle on. - Thadd Buzan, Alexandria, Va.
Divorce ritual
"Religious cellophane" hit home for our society and, unfortunately, the church. But, as Christians we do have an appropriate ritual for an individual who institutes a divorce. First Corinthians 5 advises us to put out an unrepentant sinner. Anyone who would seek to dissolve a marriage should expect to be put out of fellowship. This is so that they will see the error of their ways, repent, and return to both their spouses and our fellowship. All too often they can simply go down the street to another church and not be disciplined. - Charles Hollensed, Glen Ellyn, Ill.
It takes two
Nowhere in "Religious cellophane" does Mr. Olasky state that it takes two people to make a good marriage work, but only one to blow it or walk away. Churches need to stop allowing abusive spouses to continue their destructive patterns. There is such a thing as an innocent spouse in divorce. - Terri Von Ehrenkrook, Phoenix, Ariz.
Liturgy for sin
Kudos to Mr. Olasky for his fine analysis of the scandal of divorce. The Episcopal liturgical officer is typical of the many in our denomination who are busy watering down scriptural authority, bowing instead to the Baals of secular pressures, and advocating sub-Christian practices. God will not honor those who ritualize sin or devise a liturgy for it. - Donald Seeks, Fresno, Calif.
Acknowledging life
I was disappointed that Mr. Olasky criticized post-abortion rituals with divorce rituals. I agree that substituting rituals for true repentance is wrong, but I believe that these services, when used in the process of godly healing, can be meaningful and powerful. By giving their children a name and a memorial service, these women are acknowledging that they did not abort bits of tissue but their sons and daughters. It takes tremendous courage and a repentant spirit to admit to this intensely painful, private sin before friends, family, and church. - Leslie Devine, South Barrington, Ill.
Family entertainment
A Knight's Tale wasn't a "Gladiator for dummies" (In the Spotlight, May 26). There was no sex-related dialogue, barely any violence, and the brief nudity in it was when Geoffrey Chaucer was robbed of his clothes. Also, who cares if they had no characters without diseases? Maybe they didn't have time to put that in the movie. It was a wonderful movie for the whole family. It was very clean. So, if you would be so kind as to rewrite this review to say positive things about this movie, that would make me happy. - Kristen Keenum, Kennesaw, Ga.
My mom has a subscription to your magazine, and I usually enjoy reading your Christian perspective on books and movies. However, I was extremely offended by your comment that A Knight's Tale was "dumbed down for public-school teenagers" (The Movies, June 9). I am a sophomore at a public high school. - Amy Wingfield, Prospect, Ky.
Light entertainment
I enjoyed A Knight's Tale, and I have friends who did as well. It wasn't particularly heavy on intellectual material and some of the humor was certainly aimed at an immature audience, but I thought Heath Ledger did an good job and I found the movie to be both humorous and entertaining. But what do I know-I'm just a dumb public-school teenager. - Elspeth Bennighof, 16, Woodway, Texas
Warning magazine
It is nice to know that someone cares enough to tell us or warn us about today's movies. Every time a new movie comes out, I can turn to WORLD to find out about the language, content, and plot. Because of your reviews, I have seen some movies and avoided others. - Amy Crapson, 15, Mountain Lake, Minn.
Ogre of the hour
I was disappointed by your review of Shrek ("DreamWorks' nightmare," June 2). Your criticism of the movie's potty humor was justified. However, you assumed that when the heroine became ugly it was a triumph for the marginalized; to the contrary, it showed that true beauty is internal and that true love doesn't look at the outside. - Joy Hendricks, 17, New Prague, Minn.
Recently I went to the theater with friends to see Shrek. We all wanted to see this box-office hit but our moms were cautious because of your negative review. Instead of walking into a "stale," "inappropriate," and "clunky" film we all thoroughly enjoyed it (including the moms). We were not offended but amused when the movie poked fun at fairy tales in general. - Kiersten Timpe, 12, Blandon, Pa.
Pearl who?
Your comics speak volumes and are more real than many people would want to admit. One such comic is the June 9 one captioned, "A Day of Infamy ... ," depicting movie goers who knew nothing about history. The Tuesday after Memorial Day, a person asked my 14-year-old son what he had done that weekend. He told the inquirer that he had watched a documentary on Pearl Harbor. The person's next question was, "Who's Pearl Harbor?" - Lauri Rogers, LeRoy, Ohio
The problem
Ms. Appenheimer suing to stop student-led prayer is not the problem but the symptom of it ("Neutral or hostile?" June 2). The problem is the recklessly progressive educational system she graduated from. - Adam Dinsmore, Schweinfurt, Germany
A WORLD of help
I've been a loyal reader since my father-in-law introduced me to WORLD six years ago. Thanks for the excellent website. It recently helped me locate an article called "Choosing the right college" from 1999 (even though I couldn't remember when it appeared) in a matter of moments. I also appreciate the links to other excellent features from your printed materials. - Thomas Sawyer, Rota, Spain
No provisions
Kudos to Tim Graham for his good reporting on education ("Neutral or hostile?" June 2). I just received my first subscription issue and am well-pleased. I'm annoyed with federal judges who uphold any federal law regarding education or religion, as there are no provisions in the Constitution that empower the federal government to regulate those areas. - Richard Summers, El Reno, Okla.
Check, please
Joel Belz was right on target when he questioned Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords's "middleman" position in his June 9 column ("Middleman?"). In my opinion, if this supposedly ethical hero had admirable principles when he announced his abandonment of the Republican Party, he would have presented to the Vermont Republican Party his personal check for every cent he took from the Republicans of Vermont and from the Republican national war chest for his election and reelections. - John E. Cormack, Mesa, Ariz.
The photo illustrating "Antiques roadshill" (March 31, p. 14) depicts neither Russell Pritchard III nor George Juno, two antiques dealers who allegedly staged phony appraisals on PBS's Antiques Roadshow.
Gary Bauer came under criticism from fellow evangelicals not while he was president of the Family Research Council but during his presidential campaign (June 2, p. 9). - THe Editors
I am a missionary working in the jungles of southern Venezuela and we just started receiving your magazine about a year ago. To my surprise, I really enjoy it. I normally do not like Christian news publications because their articles leave you feeling discouraged and hopeless. Your publication seems to be well balanced and your articles usually leave me with the sense that we are gaining ground on some of the fronts. Being an expatriate and living in a very remote location, we do not receive much news out here. We do have supply flights at least once a month and I look forward to WORLD to find out what is happening in the outside world. - Walter Mutti, somewhere in southern Venezuela


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If you have a passion for Space Nazis, sign up and we'll let you know when we're ready for your help. -Facebook
Am I the only one who thinks the above is slightly scary?
We really like Facebook, we've been using it for ages and it's a great place to connect. But we're not fans of their problems with privacy and security. Or their bullish ways of doing, well, pretty much everything. Not to mention the time they removed our page for alleged hate speech, even though we did get it back.
Couple of weeks ago Timo tried to leave Facebook, only to discover the existence of a "community page for Timo Vuorensola". These community pages are the result of their new feature – creating pages for almost everything that has a Wikipedia page so they can be listed in the "interests and likes" section of people's profiles.
Turns out this automation creates some problems for a company that tries to keep their nose clean of anything remotely offensive and Facebook now has fan pages for some rather unpleasant things.
So how about letting the world know you "have a passion for Nazism and Fascism" or that' you're into all forms of totalitarianism with Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Or maybe you want to let the world know you like Child Sexual Abuse?
This is a good example of what's wrong with Facebook's plans for world domination. They want to be the one place for all things – but then there's all the nasty stuff no-one likes. If they want to get rid of it it means they need to up the censorship, creating lists of banned words, or getting even more trigger happy with acting on complaints. And the more they try to clean up the
world site, the bigger target they become for ridicule & litigation when something slips past their net.
If they want to be the one place for everything they need to give up control and re-think their strategy of reducing all relationships into "friends" and "likes". The world just doesn't work like that.
p.s. There's little doubt these pages will be removed once the first complaints are made, so don't be too surprised if the links don't work.

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Sign up for Office 365
Learn more about Office 365
Let me post my steps and we'll go from there:
1. I search my sharepoint document for the files
2. click on the file I want.
3. The document opens and I can browse it all the way to the end
4. I click on a piece of text to highlight and click the "edit" option/bubble and then I get the error.
"Can't Edit
Unsupported content. This version of Word doesn't support some of the content in this document. You won't be able to make any changes"
Thanks for the feedback.
This is the official mobile office statement, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsphone/en-us/howto/wp7/office/office-mobile-faq.aspx
You might not be able to edit a Microsoft Office document on your phone depending on what's in it or how it was last saved. Here are some of the more common things that make a document read-only on your phone.
The file is:
• Saved as an older type of Microsoft Office document, such as a Microsoft Word 97-2003 document (.doc), Microsoft Excel 97-2003 workbook (.xls), or Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation (.ppt).
• Digitally signed.
• Marked as final.
• Protected using rights management.
• Protected with a password.
• Protected with restricted editing rights.
Microsoft Word documents are read-only if they have:
• Track changes enabled.
• Frames.
• Custom markup (customxml, sdt tags, or smart tags).
• XML where the XML tags have unsupported values.
Microsoft Excel workbooks are read-only if they have:
• Formulas that aren't supported on the phone.
• Scenarios.
• Data validation in one or more cells.
• Array formulas.
• Data tables.
• Slicers.
• Macros enabled.
• Large column or row widths.
• Formulas that contan links or references to other workbooks.
• Formulas with structured references.
• Formulas that contain references, content, or formatting beyond cell IV16384.
• Longer formulas, such as a formula that is longer than 512 characters or has more than 30 arguments in it.
• Shared workbooks with tracked changes.
• Workbooks with dialog sheets.
• XML markup that isn't formed correctly.
• OLE objects or ActiveX controls.
For Microsoft OneNote notebooks:
• You can't edit a page from a notebook that was sent as an email attachment.
• A notebook that is shared on SkyDrive or on a Microsoft SharePoint site and marked as read-only.
• A page that only contains content that's not supported in Microsoft OneNote Mobile, such as ink drawings, shapes, or unsupported images.
• A notebook that has a corrupted page.
For Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, you can only make certain types of edits on your phone. Some examples include editing text in a text box, changing the order of slides, or hiding slides.
Here are my questions for the moderators. Where do I find more information about this?
• Formulas that aren't supported on the phone. What formulas aren't supported on Windows Phone?
• Large column or row widths. How long?
• OLE objects or ActiveX controls - Will pictures or embedded information from other office products make my documents read only?
Where can I get more details about mobile office?
Does Office365 RE support Project Professional 2010 > www.microsoft.com/.../cloud-services.aspx doing the following? > Project managers can now collaborate with teams to share schedule details quickly with SharePoint® Online task list synchronization. Individuals throughout the organization can view the task list, to quickly see task status and update progress in SharePoint Online—from virtually anywhere. Project managers can then easily synchronize and update the project plan from Project Professional 2010. Synchronization is bi-directional, providing greater flexibility for communicating with the team, no matter their location!
Brad - yes, it should. I haven't tested it myself to be fair but I can't think of a reason why it wouldn't work.
As a Partner at a small business (100 FTEs) and new Office 365 customer, I must say that while we have been impressed by the features, we are absolutely dissappointed at the support. We have had a Sharepoint site outage for almost 20 days with no resolution and little communications. Unfortunatly we are at the point that we have to re-think our whole 365 strategy and move to another cloud-based collaboration solution.
I hope Microsoft puts some serious thought into being a service provider as small businesses cannot afford to have these types of outages.
Happy to talk to anyone who is thinking about moving to 365 and give them a summary of our experiences. Also happy to talk to anyone from Microsoft about this subject as well.
Has anyone ran into this issue a local install of Outlook 2010 configured for 365?
User: Email is coming through, appointments are synching, etc., but I cannot use the scheduling assistant or resource finder (room finder). It says "Cannot determine location of your server.)
Do you have SP1 for Office 2010 installed?
I will have to double check with the user (remote). I wanted to see if this was a common issue before I went to troubleshoot. Have you seen SP1 be a remedy in cases like this?
I haven't seen this specific issue before but SP1 does address some syncing issues so it's a good idea to confirm at least that baseline before you go too far with other troubleshooting.
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Is the XS deluxe mesh bag you have on our site for $49 (BG320) the new model or an older model?
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Far Hills, NJ (Sports Network) - The United States Golf Association and the
Royal & Ancient Golf Club have announced a rule change prohibiting anchored
In essence, players will not be allowed to place the shaft of long putters
against their bodies while making a stroke.
The two governing bodies in golf said the new rule, first proposed in November
2012, will take effect as of January 2016 in accordance with the regular four-
year cycle for changes to the rule book.
Rule 14-1b was given a lengthy review by the USGA and R&A after comments and
suggestions from across the golf community were collected and thoroughly
"Having considered all of the input that we received, both before and after
the proposed rule was announced, our best judgment is that Rule 14-1b is
necessary to preserve one of the important traditions and challenges of the
game -- that the player freely swing the entire club," said USGA President
Glen D. Nager in a joint statement with the R&A. "The new rule upholds the
essential nature of the traditional method of stroke and eliminates the
possible advantage that anchoring provides, ensuring that players of all skill
levels face the same challenge inherent in the game of golf."
Long putters can still be used, but they must be swung without the aid of
"We took a great deal of time to consider this issue and received a variety of
contributions from individuals and organizations at all levels of the game,"
said R&A chief executive Peter Dawson. "The report published today gives a
comprehensive account of the reasons for taking the decision to adopt the new
rule and addresses the concerns that have been raised. We recognize this has
been a divisive issue, but after thorough consideration we remain convinced
that this is the right decision for golf."
The new rule reads as follows:
In making a stroke, the player must not anchor the club, either "directly" or
by use of an "anchor point.
Note 1: The club is anchored "directly" when the player intentionally holds
the club or a gripping hand in contact with any part of his body, except that
the player may hold the club or a gripping hand against a hand or forearm.
Note 2: An "anchor point" exists when the player intentionally holds a
forearm in contact with any part of his body to establish a gripping hand as a
stable point around which the other hand may swing the club.
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|Final Health Fair for Caring and Sharing
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
|Ever since Melissa Memorial Hospital started hosting the annual Holyoke Health Fair, members of the Caring and Sharing organization have volunteered their time, preparing meals, snacks and beverages and distributing them to workers at the event. However, the group recently announced this year's Health Fair, held Saturday, March 21, was to be its last. Members of Caring and Sharing who helped serve workers at the Health Fair one last time are pictured from left, Marge Schneider, Bette Linnenbrink, Lois Carruthers, Eileen Moss, Ardis Conklin, Bijie Anderson and Carole Blomme.


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Some CrownVision Coverage…
Kauffman Stadium's CrownVision will be getting some national attention Wednesday evening when it is featured on the Discovery Channel.
The manufacturing and installation of CrownVision will air on the show "Factory Made" on Wednesday (May 28) at 7 p.m. (CDT). So, in between innings of the Royals-Twins game (first pitch at 7:10 p.m.), tune into the Discovery Channel and check it out. Our CrownVision, according to the Discovery Channel website, should be in the second segment of the show, right after a feature on a burrito production line ("60,000 burritos at one time") and before the segment on "crafting cowboy boots."
Last week, CrownVision received some local attention by gracing the front cover of Ink, a Kansas City Star publication that launched in April. Chris DeRuyscher, Royals Director of Game Entertainment, wears the headset in the CrownVision control room and was featured in the cover shot with the new HD videoboard – the largest HD videoboard in the world! If you haven't picked up a copy, check out the online version of the article here.
And – as always – stay up-to-date on all the on-going renovations at Kauffman Stadium by checking out the Renovation page on royals.com.


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Tucson, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey
announced Monday that he will forego his senior season and enter the 2014 NFL
Carey, who led the nation with 1,929 rushing yards in 2012, was named Pac-12
Offensive Player of the Year this past season after rushing for 1,885 yards,
19 touchdowns and an average of 157.1 yards per game.
He also added 26 receptions for 173 yards and a touchdown this past season.
"I'm excited for the next phase of my career to enter the NFL Draft," Carey
said in a statement. "I want to thank God, my family, Coach (Rich) Rodriguez,
Coach (Calvin) Magee and all of my coaches for everything they have done for
me. My time playing football for Arizona will always be very special to me
and I want to thank the fans and the Tucson community for supporting me
throughout my career."
Carey is Arizona's all-time leading rusher with 4,239 yards, which ranks
seventh in Pac-12 history. He leaves Tucson with a streak of 16 consecutive
games with at least 100 yards, the longest active streak in FBS.
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Variable cd12i : Hit or slapped him/her on the face
Type: Discrete
Format: numeric
Width: 1
Decimal(s): 0
Range: 1-9
Valid case(s): 4736 (4709)
Invalid: 1439 (1362)
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 9
File: hh
One selected child per household aged 2-14
Source of information
Mother or caretaker of the selected child
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
All adults use certain ways to teach children the right behaviour or to address a behaviour problem. I will read various methods that are used and I want you to tell me if you or anyone else in your household has used this method with (name) in the past month.
Literal question
Hit or slapped him/her on the face, head or ears.
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The following questions are specially designed to measure various ways in which parents discipline their children. These questions are not intended to cover ALL ways that parents use to discipline children, but do cover some of the more common methods. It is important that you ask each question in a neutral way - do not let your voice reflect approval or disapproval of the various discipline methods mentioned. First, start with the introductory sentence in CD12. --- Ask the selected child's mother or primary caretaker the questions in the Child Discipline module, beginning with CD12A. It is important to mention that we are interested in knowing only about what may have occurred during the past month - the 30 days preceding the survey. When asking the questions, remind the respondent, from time to time, that you are asking about the last 30 days or one month, and that you are interested if she/he or anyone else has used this method with the child. Circle '1' for 'Yes' and '2' for 'No' in all questions up to CD12K. --- This asks if the parent/caretaker (or someone else in the household) slapped the child on the head or in the face, or on one or both ears. As before, slapping or hitting refers to an action carried out with a bare hand. (All questions using these terms refer to use of a bare hand, unless another object is explicitly mentioned.) Repeat this question slowly, and be sure to wait for an answer before going on to CD12J.


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Professional Development System at the Watson College of Education
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Welcome to the PDS Website
The exemplary Watson College of Education Professional Development System (PDS) Partnership has established collegial working relationships with twelve school districts (including one Department of Defense) and two charter schools. The university recognized early that true systemic reform of teacher preparation would require honest and sustainable partnerships among schools of education, public schools and the general public. Since 1993, the PDS has grown to include 146 schools with over 2,000 partnership teachers. In 2006 the PDS was awarded the Christa McAuliffe Award for Excellence in Teacher Education by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. In March of 2014, the PDS won the National Association of Professional Development Schools (NAPDS) award for Exemplary PDS Achievement. For more information about this award, please visit the following link.


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Topic: Regarding Upgrade & MX2
using CentOs 6.3+iredmail 0.8.3+iRedadmin-Pro 1.9.1+Open ldap.Its working fine
I have recently updated iRedadmin pro to newest version 1.9.1.Is there any need to upgrade base iredmail version from 0.8.3 to 0.8.4.If iam upgrading the same,will it be safe(Do i loss domains and users already on 0.8.3)
Throttling was not working with iRedAdmin pro 1.8.1?Can i use the same iRedAdmin-Pro 1.9.1 license on MX2?Or do i need to again purchase iredadmin for MX2? what settings should i need to make on iRedmail for running as MX2?
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"Ride 'em" or "drive 'em" might be the rallying cry for the Garfield County Fair's main events, which include a CPRA rodeo, freestyle motocross, dancing stallions and the ever-popular demolition derby.
From professional rodeo riders pitted against feisty bulls and horses, to freestyle motocross riders performing stunts such as the kiss of death backflip, to watching your friends and neighbors battle it out behind the wheel at the demolition derby, even being a spectator at the fair can be a thrilling experience.
Family Rodeo: Since the 1800s, the rodeo lifestyle has involved families, and the tradition continues this year. At the Family Rodeo, families can enter and compete as a team. Events include mutton bustin', family barrel racing, family team roping, family daily ribbon roping, stick horse races and sibling poles.
Registration is at 4 p.m.; entry fees range from $10 to $25.
The top five boys and top five girls in mutton bustin' will be invited to compete again in the Friday evening rodeo for the championship title.
Mobile FMX Stunt Show: Mobile FMX, also commonly known as FMX or Moto-X, finds its origins in the sport of motocross. It has emerged as one of the fastest growing high-adrenaline sports of the new millennium and one of the most watched sports at the various extreme sports competitions.
Unlike traditional motocross, freestyle motocross places less emphasis on high speeds and more emphasis on the abilities of daredevil riders. Jumps are usually performed over a stretch of up to 150 feet, with the combination of suspense, danger and the unknown providing an excellent form of entertainment.
Come down and hear the thunder, see the dirt fly and witness the awesome athletes of the Mobile FMX Freestyle Stunt Crew perform death-defying big air jumps and stunts.
Noche Latina: The fair presents an evening to celebrate the Latino culture in Garfield County, with live music, dancing and horsemanship.
Jose Torres and his Mexican Charros headline the show. Torres, born in Michoacan, Mexico, has been training horses in Mexico and the U.S. since he was 14, working under Roberto Torres and Francisco Zamora. Horse dancing, dressage and reining have been his specialties for more than 30 years.
The show also includes a performance by the Grupo Folklorico Sol de Mexico of Rifle, directed by Jessica Hernandez, and a salsa dance demonstration by Tere and Ricardo Hernandez, longtime dance instructors at the Glenwood Springs Community Center and creators of Salsa Night in Aspen and the Basalsa Festival in Basalt.
CPRA Rodeo: Rodeo has been around for more than a century, partly because its events were born out of the real life work performed on ranches every day, and partly because it's a spectator sport like no other.
Enjoy all the thrills, spills and glory of professional rodeo with the return of the Colorado Pro Rodeo Association's rodeo. Events include steer wrestling, tie-down roping, bull riding, team roping, bareback riding, breakaway roping, mixed team roping, saddle bronc riding and ladies' barrel racing.
Starting with less than five rodeos in 1975, CPRA now sanctions 30 rodeos per year while maintaining a growing membership of approximately 600. CPRA finals takes place each September, held around the state. The top 12 contestants in each event compete for year-end and finals championship awards along with prize money.
Demo Derby: For more mechanized excitement, the demolition derby gives local drivers a chance to "crash it out" using junker cars. This quirky sport began in the 1950s, grew in popularity and became a subculture all its own.
As a sport, demolition derby has few rules, with most regulations focusing on the cars' composition and not on the actual action on the track. Competitors have traditionally used full-size, American-made sedans and station wagons, especially those from the 1960s and '70s, which were larger, heavier, and had more robust frames than later full-size vehicles.
Scrap vehicles are purchased from junkyards and private owners, usually for less than $500, though some select (and rust-free) mid-1970s sedans and station wagons may go for more than $1,000. A vehicle may be patched up and re-used for several events.
Pit crews have to work together efficiently in order to repair heat-winning cars so they can return to compete in the feature event. Drivers are required to wear a seat belt and helmet.
An event begins with drivers lined up in the arena with their tail lights facing each other. They begin in reverse and start crashing into each other. Drivers are usually required to crash into another vehicle every two minutes or they are labeled as "sandbagging" and become disqualified. The last running car wins the event.
Plan to get your tickets early, as this event is likely to sell out in advance.
Draft Horse Pull: Featuring the workhorses of yesteryear, this event runs through the late morning and afternoon, starting with the Shire Regional Halter Show. The Farm Show resumes at 1 p.m. with halter classes, including Western riding, Draft English riding, horsecarts, Gambler's Choice obstacle rides, farm teams running obstacles and skidding logs, heavy horse barrel racing and bareback riding, and a heavy horse egg and spoon race.


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WHEELING - It never gets old and it still brings a huge smile to the face of Wheeling Central coach Penn Kurtz.
Yes, the Maroon Knights are heading back to Charleston for next week's West Virginia Class A state girls' basketball tournament after a convincing beating of Trinity on Thursday night in East Wheeling.
Seniors Colleen McCormick and Emily Bucon combined for all but 22 points as the Maroon Knights rolled to a 61-33 victory against the Warriors in a Class A co-Regional final on the Maroon Knights boards.
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Central's Colleen McCormick (3) and Cate Callissie (11) fight for a loose ball with Trinity's Emily Evans (3).
''How about that?'' Kurtz exclaimed afterward. ''This never gets old, it is just a different group, but the same feeling.''
''This is a team with great personality that gets along great with each other. These girls work very hard and they have really earned this opportunity.''
The state tournament opens Wednesday morning, however, the Maroon Knights (21-34 will not know when and whom they play until seedings are released today.
In all, McCormick tallied eight of her game-high 23 points in the opening eight minutes while Bucon nailed a pair of 3s right out of the gate and finished with 10 of her 16 in the first.
''We have kind of been waiting on Emily to catch fire a little bit after she hurt her knee earlier this season and Colleen also got injured,'' Kurtz added. ''It has just been a matter of finding a rhythm, and I think Emily finally found hers in the first quarter. When she is making threes like that, she is awfully hard to guard.
''As for Colleen, what can you say about a girl who is averaging 22 points a game and shooting 55 percent from the floor, 46 percent from behind the arc and 86 percent from the free-throw line? I don't what else you can expect from a player.''
An early 10-4 lead was bumped to a 12-point margin on a 6-0 Central burst that turned into an 18-6 lead after one. A basket from Maria Olson at 6:58 of the second was the first points scored by someone other than McCormick or Bucon for the hosts.
The Knights began the second on an 11-3 run that extended the margin to 29-9 before settling for a 31-13 score at the break. With most of the Central bench already having played at some point, it turned into a 49-28 count after three and turned into nothing more than a waiting game for the Maroon Knights' eventual celebration.
''We wanted to come out running a little bit because we knew that we could use our depth to our advantage and that they were not very deep,'' Kurtz said. ''And when we got running we got some quick, fast and easy baskets. Their half-court zone is tough, but we got to where they were having trouble setting up in it.''
While no other player scored more than four points for the Maroon Knights, they did have 10 players dent the scoring column with McCormick pulling down a team-high nine rebounds. Neither McCormick or Bucon scored in the fourth quarter.
Junior Jackie Halapy paced Trinity with 11 points and a game-high 15 rebounds, but Central grabbed a 32-27 edge off the glass while the Knights had four less turnovers than the Warriors' 19.
The Maroon Knights have advanced to the state championship game five times since the 2003 season, twice bringing the gold back to Wheeling. And while Kurtz's squad lost to four-time state champion Huntington St. Joe's, 57-49, in last year's final, they are the only reason the Irish have not won five in a row, having beat them 41-37 in the '08 finals.
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Glendale, AZ (Sports Network) - Martin Hanzal netted two third-period goals to
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I'm undecided at the moment. I'll wait to read the comics. (I'm subbed but still waiting on Issue 1, so it'll be awhile before I see the new look.)
As it is now, based on what I have seen, I'm "Okay with it." Not excited per se, and not horrified.
YES! I love the new costume - it's a fresh take on He-Man.
Doesn't matter. I'm just glad He-Man's out there.
NO! I can't stand this new costume - it's NOT He-Man.
Some fans/collectors like the new DC Comic He-Man costume, others detest it. How many of you folks like it, hate it, or are ambivalent? With the possibility of DC Comic variants showing up in MOTUC in 2016 and beyond, how much fans like these versions of the characters may determine if they come to us in plastic form.
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I'm undecided at the moment. I'll wait to read the comics. (I'm subbed but still waiting on Issue 1, so it'll be awhile before I see the new look.)
As it is now, based on what I have seen, I'm "Okay with it." Not excited per se, and not horrified.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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I will wait for issue 4, first I need an explanation, a good one and then say "oh now I get it, for that reason used that thing".
I'm not as emotionally invested in the costume as others. I like it.
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If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
I will have to see it in my comic first, but I'll say now, I don't dig He-Man in full on costumes....main reason I don't like NA He-Man.
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I think it looks lame.
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I love it.
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One of the problems with the new MOTU, is that they are using a lame costume to replace a lame costume. I have a hard time caring about the new costume... when I really didn't like the one they started him in either...
Why they didn't just leave the original like they had on the cover to the 1st issue of the mini... I just don't understand.
I like it, wouldnt say i love it.
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
It can't rain all the time.
"Live the journey, for every destination is but a doorway to another."
I don't like it, but I'm not going to rant and rave about hating it. Changes like this are bound to happen.
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I don't like it. It's inconsistent with other power-ups.
He-Man at his core is a barbarian. Mattel keeps on trying to change what he is. It's like trying to put armor on Conan or Tarzan.
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I think it's awful. It looks just as bad as those in-house Mattel variants from the 200X line.
If Mattel is determined to change He-Man's look and put him in a less revealing outfit, then they should at least get the Four Horsemen to design it.
Eh, I like the design of it, but it's not really He-Man, is it? Needs more fur. Now, if it's just an armour variation taken on for a specific purpose, like the Snake Armour in the MYP show, I have no problem with it. If it's intended to be his permanent costume from now on though... Not on board with that. I'd like it better if it were some other character in some other property.
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I'm utterly dismayed over this design, at the point that I would quit reading / buying the series because of it (something that even Giffen's awful dialogue couldn't accomplish).
"A knight is sworn to valor. His heart knows only virtue. His blade defends the helpless. His word speaks only truth. His wrath undoes the wicked."
Conan is my definitve barbarian. However, for me he is defined by the 1983 film. That was my introduction to him and in that film he sports various armors. Mostly medium to light armor but metal is worn in at least one scene. He is not restricted to a specific set or class of armor in my mind.
The MMO Age of Conan expands on that, with there being various tiers of armor for the barbarian class.
The preview image of him (He-Man) being "armored up" didn't phase me because of those things. I just figured he was sporting some padding/leather plates and pants. Conan, Valeria, & Subotai all did at some point in the film so it fits in with how I see barbarians.
Perhaps the illustrator has had the same experience I have and is able to envision He-Man in many different ways. I don't know, perhaps someone can ask him/her.
I'm not saying anyone is right or wrong for their definition of barbarian or their vision of He-Man, but perhaps they're not trying to change what he is versus having an pre-existing expanded definition of all that he can be. Like I said, I don't know. It is just a thought.
Totally on board with the Tarzan comparision though. I'd have a challenging time accepting him in armor, mostly because he is solitary and without sewing/tanning/blacksmith skills. Plus he's acrobatic as hell, he needs free access to movement.
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If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
I stopped buying them after issue 3 and sold them on ebay cause the new designs, sorry but this is not Masters of the Universe.
And the new armor for He-Man is absolutely terrible for him. Same for Teela and the others.
Glad to see most of the votes are same like my opinion.
I was going to vote "Doesn't matter" - in my own poll no less! But you guys have swayed me to vote "No". The main reason for this is because if the promotion that this is He-Man's permanent suit. I'd accept this version if it were explained away as "Horde Armor He-Man" or 2013 Battle Armor He-Man. I'd TOTALLY accept this as 2013 DC Comic Battle Armor He-Man, but not as "the main suit" - gotta have the iron cross, otherwise it's sacrilege.
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Like I said elsewhere! They strip down Teela to be almost naked. Yet cover up He-Man? Will this mean now Adam will be wearing almost nothing? Maybe he'll strip in front of his mother and father like Teela did with Man At Arms!
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My favorite HM costume/variant/power-up is Snake Armor, I just think that HM would take every advantage available to him.
BTW, I absolutely love Pop Mahan's concept......
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It would be horrible if Mattel decided to put any of these new 52 designs into classics! Horrible.
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Voted center. DOesnt matter. Just glad he's out there.
But I would vote specifically: Yes, I like it. Why not?
Really it's fine. It is what it is, and it doesnt hurt anything. Better than NA look. I just like the comic, the story, and where it's going. I cant wait to read more, and people do change clothes from time to time, so I can deal with it.
Plus he's been pretty static for a long time now, and I'll take it for now. I wouldnt mind seeing Barbarian looking He Man come back at some time. He is best as a big beefy nearly nekkid guy, cause that's his trope.
But It would be nice if it had a nice explination. I dont need alot to be convinced because like I said, it's normal to have more than one outfit. I have absolutely no problem with changing clothes.
Specifically I think it's a great design. I just wouldnt want to see it replace something more similar to the original design, for all time. But is it cool? Will it work as an alternate look? Heck yes.
I will say I do think it looks too much (from the one shot i've seen) like Adam in battle gear, and I want it to Be HE MAN, not Prince Adam in battle gear. Remains to be seen.
As far as it goes, it's a really nice Adam in Battle Gear, heheh. But I hope he's very obviously adult beefy he man.


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No. 14 Iowa State 10-0 With 72-50 Win Saturday
How It Happened:
After getting off to a slow start and going down 6-0, the Cyclones rebounded with a 22-8 run to close the half. Iowa State used eight first-half 3-pointers to help close the gap, with Kidd Blaskowsky leading Iowa State with a 3-of-3 performance from deep in the first half. Iowa State would enter the locker room with a 41-22 lead.
The Cyclones continued their momentum into the second half holding Holy Cross to just 28 second-half points. Iowa State also out-rebounded the Crusaders 46-to-35.
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Nikki Moody. Moody got the Cyclones back on track with a clutch 3-pointer after a slow start. The junior guard would notch a season-high nine assists in just the first half while recording her fourth double-digit scoring game with 10 first half points.
In the second half, Moody was quick to knock down a double-double, ending the game with 14 points, 10 assists and four rebounds.
Quick Hits:
*The Cyclones won their 76th consecutive non-conference game in Hilton Coliseum.
*Four Cyclones (Moody, Buckley, Blaskowsky and Christofferson) scored in double-figures for the second time this season.
*Moody became the fourth different Cyclone to record a double-double this season with 14 points and 10 assists. It was also her fifth career double-double
*Moody also set a season-high with 10 assists, her 11th career game with 10 or more assists.
*Tenisha Matlock recorded her first points and rebounds as a Cyclone. She played 13 minutes and recorded four points and six rebounds.
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There are four pivotal information technologies that are rapidly reshaping how enterprises operate: mobile technology, business analytics, cloud computing, and social business. All four of these technologies are potentially disruptive, and they also come with unique security concerns. Many people fear the security implications of employees bringing their own mobile devices to work, or storing mission critical databases in public cloud environments. Fear shouldn't drive organizations away from these potentially transformative technologies. How are organizations overcoming their fears? How are they breaking though the "security wall"?
Recently IBM released the results of its 2012 Tech Trends Report, which looks at the adoption patterns of these four technologies. It is based on a survey of over 1,200 professionals who make technology decisions – the respondents came from 16 industries and 13 countries. As part of the analysis, three different types of organizations were identified:
- Pacesetters (20%) believe emerging technologies are critical to their business success and are using them to enable new operating/business models. They're also adopting ahead of their competition.
- Followers (55%) agree that these technologies are important and can provide critical capabilities and differentiation, but they generally trail Pacesetters in adoption.
- Dabblers (25%) are generally behind or, at best, on par with competitors in terms of adoption. They're less strategic in their use of emerging technologies, namely citing greater efficiency or new capabilities in selected areas.
One common thread across all three of the identified groups is that security is a significant area of importance and concern. In fact, 62% of respondents cite security as one of the three most important areas facing their organization over the next two years, with 27% rating it number one. One interesting aspect is that, the less mature an organization is with respect to the four strategic technology areas, the more security rates as an area of importance and focus. Seventy-seven percent of the Dabblers cited security as a top-three area of importance, versus only 49% of the more mature Pacesetters. Why is that? Perhaps the Dabblers don't fully understand, or trust, that there are security technologies, policies and practices that can ensure a more secure approach overall. Or perhaps they lack the experience the Pacesetters have.
"Security and privacy are not always treated as first-order problems. Things are deployed and made widely available without regard for security and privacy. In a best-case scenario, security and privacy are thought of as add-ons. Worst case, they're ignored completely."
– Dr. Eugene Spafford, Professor and Executive Director of the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, Purdue University
Besides being an area of significant importance, security is also seen as a significant barrier to technology adoption by the survey respondents. Information security is ranked as one of the top two barriers to adoption across the four technology areas – more than integration, inadequate skills or regulation and compliance. Overall, security is the biggest barrier for a majority of respondents for mobile (61%) and cloud (56%) adoption. Security is cited less often as the top adoption barrier in social (47%) and analytics (31%). As shown by the dark blue bars in the graph below, there isn't a huge gap between the groups (9-11%) when it comes to security concerns, but, in general, less mature Dabblers see security as more of a barrier than the more mature Pacesetters. The exception is analytics, which has the lowest adoption barrier. Perhaps Pacesetters better understand the potential risks in implementing advanced analytic systems.
Another part of the security wall blocking the full realization of the benefits of the four technologies is that organizations' current IT security policies aren't sufficient. The figure above generally shows correlations between viewing security as a barrier to adoption (dark blue bars) and inadequate security policies (light blue bars). The Pacesetters are more confident across the board, with a majority saying that their security policies are adequate. The "adequate policies gap" between the Pacesetters and Dabblers ranges from 13% to 32%, a fairly wide margin. This tells us that organizations that have the right security policies in place are more confident, and less likely to see security as a barrier. For the others, there is a gap between their fears and taking the steps needed to address those fears.
Another tool organizations are using to attack the security wall is skills development. A majority of the respondents know that security is an issue and are working hard to boost their confidence. Overall, 70% of organizations are planning to develop or acquire skills in "mobile security and privacy" and "cloud security" – the two technology areas where security is seen as the biggest barrier.
Security is tightly intertwined with the four technology areas discussed. You shouldn't pursue cloud, mobile, social or analytics endeavors without also focusing on needed security technologies, skills, policies and practices. The more you focus on policies and skills, the less likely you will see security as an impediment. Treat security as a business imperative and make it a priority. Design security in from the start of any project. Doing this will increase confidence and help to tear down the walls that are slowing the adoption of important, transformative technologies.


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'Spin Sisters' keep bike-a-thon rolling
The first charity bike-a-thon at the Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA in Encinitas was sort of a training-wheels affair. It was 2002, and a few spin-instructor friends had organized an extended indoor-cycling class to raise money for the facility's annual giving campaign. At the end of the three-hour session, the friends passed a hat, and the Ecke YMCA had $1,100 additional dollars to help send needy kids to camp.
As for the women who would later be known as the "Spin Sisters," they had a monster on their hands.
"The members loved it so much, they said, 'Can we do this every month?' " Spin Sisters ringleader Robin Missailidis deadpanned. "We said, 'No.' "
The members had to settle for once a year, and now the Little Bike-a-Thon That Could has become one of the Ecke Y's signature annual fundraisers. This year's event happens Saturday, and it will run for 10 hours. The festivities will include a health fair, food and prizes from local sponsors and auctions of both the live and silent variety.
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When: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 9
Where: Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA, 200 Saxony Rd., Encinitas
Phone: (760) 942-9622, ext. 1014
Expected attendance? Nearly 300. Funds raised? If the last few years are any indication, the event could bring in more than $45,000 to help financially challenged families and seniors take advantage of YMCA's programs.
It is a nice chunk of change. But while it is more than Missailidis (who coaches cross country and track at Diegueño Middle School) and fellow spinners Patty Barry (an adaptive physical education teacher) and Laura Stuart-Platenburg (a second-grade teacher) ever expected to raise, it is no more than the friends think the Ecke Y deserves.
"We all care deeply about the Y and about the kids in our community," Barry said during a joint interview in Missailidis' Encinitas home. "I worked my way through college as a park and recreation counselor, and I went to camp when I was a kid and I loved it. We all know what that experience is like, and we wanted to make sure other kids have that same opportunity."
Way back in the early 2000s, Missailidis, Barry and Stuart-Platenburg were just three über-active North County dwellers bonded by a mutual love of kids and copious amounts of exercise. Eventually, they all ended up leading indoor-cycling classes at the Ecke YMCA. Inevitably, they were asked to make fundraising phone calls on behalf of the annual giving campaign. Not surprisingly, Missailidis had her own ideas about that.
"The Super Bowl was coming up, and I didn't want to be making these phone calls, so we thought we would do something different," the former pharmaceutical rep said with a grin. "We decided to do a three-hour spin class before the Super Bowl so we could eat more during the game, and then we thought we would pass around the hat when it was over and give the money to the Y."
They also thought that as long as they were making the class longer, they might as well make it more fun. Stuart-Platenburg, who is a PowerBar-sponsored athlete, donated a stack of PowerBar T-shirts. Missailidis threw in a few Rubio's gift cards. A local sock-maker donated some of his wares, and a friend who worked for Zoot kicked in backpacks.
Children were recruited to pass out raffle tickets and husbands helped with cleanup. And when it was all over, the Spin Sisters had done more than organize a fundraiser. They had started a tradition.
"A decade later and hundreds of thousands of dollars raised, I've received phone calls from across the country asking how to put on a bike-a-thon like ours," said Emily Figueiredo, the Ecke Y's director of financial development and events. "These women truly tapped into what the Y is all about — health, fun and building community."


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Sometime Wednesday night their off-site warehouse had its lock cut, and thieves took off with 20,000 pounds of dog and cat food. He doesn't know how they'll sell it, or why they targeted his business, but he knows it's going to hurt his bottom line.
He thinks he's lost as much as $30,000, assuming his insurance won't cover the warehouse like they would his store. Now the Galloways will have to scramble to find out how to get their family of six through Christmas unaffected.
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With help of 11Alive News viewers, Galloway thinks he could catch the people who ripped him off. The stolen food is proprietary; no other store in the state sells it.
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1775. The American Colonies. Civil unrest and political upheaval run rampant, and the flames of a young nation's revolutionary vision have been ignited. The imposing British try to gain control in the streets and fields of this new land, while the Continental Army uses the landscape to its advantage to confuse and destroy the military might of the English empire. As a Native American assassin, you must fight to protect your land and your people, and help shape the fate of a nation. It's time to experience the Revolutionary War that you don't read about in history books with Assassin's Creed III.
Travel back to the infancy of America in Assassin's Creed III. Step into the role of a Native American assassin and join up with the Continental Army as you battle against the British in the most gruesome war in history - the American Revolution. Hunt down the Redcoats in chaotic city streets, engage in massive military assaults in the American wilderness and eliminate your enemies with guns, bows, tomahawks and more. Powered by the Anvil Next game engine, Assassin's Creed III delivers powerful new technology to immerse you in stunning visuals, realistic animations, engaging combat and advanced physics. Get ready to experience the truth of our nation's bloody beginning.
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Pros: The story (and I haven't gotten to the end quite yet) is quite engrossing.
Cons: The controls. They are awful. You cling to stuff when there's no reason, you jump on stones/fences and get detected, the list goes on. Someone did a bad job of coding the controls for the game, and they should suffer. It would have been good if it weren't as if my character had suction cups on his hands and knees, grabbing things all over the place when I'm trying to stay undetected.
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Great game...bad ending
This review is from: Assassin's Creed 3 PC Game
Pros: The game is very fun. It adds to previous installations of AC and makes them better. The PC version is of course ahead of the curve graphically. I got the game for 38 bucks on release.
Cons: The ending is convoluted and terrible. You can tell they threw some random events together just to continue the series.
Other Thoughts: The game is still worth getting but the ending really disappointed me. Don't want to spoil.
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Awesome game
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Pros: Awesome game. Great continuation to the franchise.
Cons: none
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Overall good, but still frustrating control
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Pros: New missions, naval missions and hunting is fun.
Cons: Control is really frustrating.
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Typical Horrible Console Port
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Pros: Looks Nice. Runs well with no frame rate problems.
Cons: Typical junky console port. You'd think that they would do better with a game this big. Obviously made for a controller with no though put into controlling with mouse/keyboard. Has the typical arrogant game design team fault: No saving. We're not all 15 with no lives, let me save so I can go to work or deal with kids. That's really the deal breaker. Try something that doesn't work out? Back to the beginning of the mission with you! Lose an hour of gameplay.
Other Thoughts: Too much console-ness in this one for me. Maybe this is what the kids like these days. I guess I'll stick to Skyrim, Fallout and Far Cry like games. I even really liked Dishonored.
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Can't get it to run, Ubisoft Customer support is useless.
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Pros: Great graphics, as long as the game runs.
Cons: I only gave this game a 1/5 because 0/5 is not an option. Game runs for no longer than 5 minutes at a time before bugging out. Bugging out defined as my desktop overlays the game and all I get is sound. When running Task Manager, the game is reported as "Not Responding". I have been trying to get Ubisoft to do something about this since I got the game on 11/28, and here I am just before Christmas with it still non-funtioning. Good thing I didn't buy this for anyone other than myself.
Other Thoughts: Ubisoft Customer Support is the biggest joke I've ever encountered. I assured them I was up to date on my drivers, both sound and graphics, and then they tried to close my ticket on me. I got them to open it again, but I never actually know what my status is really set to on their system, and the rep tries to tell me that "your graphics card appears modified, please reset it to factory settings and try it again" when I explained to them already that my card IS at factory settings. I then explained to him how that shouldn't matter anyway unless my card was over-heating (never went above 55C). Then he tried to close my ticket again, got him to re-open it again, and then he tells me to update my graphics again. I feel shoved to the side with this issue and Ubisoft won't take it seriously because I already bought the game. When I asked them about a refund, they deferred it to being NewEgg's problem. I will never purchase a Ubisoft game again.
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Pros: Only Pro is the graphics why the 2
Cons: Everything the price all 3 games are hard to play no save you make a mistake back to the start.Its a pointless game you really have no controll when playing you have to do what the developer of the game says.
Other Thoughts: I have arthritis this game is one of the hardest to play with no save.Why the Documentary's the game sucks with no save very easy to make a mistake then you go all the way back to the start again.I spent several hours trying to finish a mission never did gave up on the game.My hands hurt so much.. Developers your stupid.
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Assassin's Creed III is a Killer
This review is from: Assassin's Creed 3 PC Game
Pros: Wonderful graphics - in my Rig, an AMD Radeon 7970, I've set everything in the game to its highest settings, and not a flicker or stutter; everything runs nice and smooth, shadows are perfectly visible, follow people, and are shown on the ground when Nathan is up on the rooftops. When you go close up on buildings, trees, dogs, people, nothing is grainy, but clear and in focus - just as in real life.
Cons: Cons - well, there are a few. Here's one of which I have many: "Desynchronizations"
Other Thoughts: This is the first time I've been back into gaming since the early 1990's, and I'm blown away with the many advances the Software Designers and Engineers have been able to take - with Processor and Graphics capabilities.
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Pros: * Combat system was fun to use, although I did run into difficulty using enemies as human shields. It would not always work as it should which was incredibly frustrating.
Cons: * Music. The Music is a significant downgrade from games like AC2 / ACB. The magic the music created in those games is non-existent in this one.
Other Thoughts: Overall, I'm pretty disappointed with the game. Given how much it was super-hyped leading up to its release, it's been pretty mixed in terms of overall reception from the fanbase. AC is an absolutely epic game series. In 30 years of gaming, it is probably #1 or #2 on my list of best game-series. I really hope the crew that did AC2 and ACB are recalled to work on future games because those guys and gals just "got it" and knew how to make a magical game. Really hoping we head to France next for the French Revolution. The backstory has been created with Lafayette meeting Connor.
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Pros: -I love the assassins creed series
Cons: this game has major frame rate issues even if you have a high end setup...ubisoft needs to release a patch for this problem. Im having trouble playing with 15fps roaming around boston. Even with 2x7870's it shouldnt even be this bad.
Other Thoughts: Ill be waiting for a patch..to continue the campaign.
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Bobby Rush appears this Sunday, October 19, at the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival. Rush, a 50-year veteran of the stage, continues to be one of the most exciting and creative artists in the R&B/blues arena.
In New Orleans this November, "feast or famine" will take on new meaning thanks to a feast of Irish music events taking place as part of the 2014 annual International Irish Famine Commemoration.
Los Lobos, the Grammy–winning American Chicano rock band from East LA, will be headlining this year's Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival, which happens October 17-19. This song, "Don't Worry Baby," comes from their 1984 release How Will the Wolf Survive?
For your weekend viewing pleasure, 1 hour, 45 minutes of Béla Fleck and the Flecktones and their hybrid of jazz-n-bluegrass. This show was produced by ABC, Australian national public television, recorded live at The Basement in Sydney, 2007.
It's about to be a happy homecoming for the tireless Americana bands of New Orleans! On Friday, October 17, locals Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Deslondes, Coyotes, MUSA, and others will take the stage at the Joy Theater for a free show after returning from a busy spring and summer of touring across the United States.
Here's another blues video to get you in the mood for the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival, which happens October 17-19: Big George Brock doing the spiritual "Glory, Glory Hallelujah (Since I Laid My Burden Down)" at the Bogalusa Blues & Heritage Festival, recorded September 27, 2014 by WWOZ.
B.B. King, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew, and Nat King Cole are just some of the artists you'll "see" at this year's New Orleans Film Fest.
Shawn Colvin (guitar), Alison Krauss (violin) and Jerry Douglas (steel guitar) perform Simon and Garfunkel's "The Boxer." This comes from a 2007 tribute show in Washington, DC, honoring Paul Simon as the winner of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, awarded by the Library of Congress.
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I ride my 2006 Electra-X all the time at 70mph GPS, 74 indicated. But that is only for 40 to 60 miles at a time, depending on which larger city I'm traveling too. I have de-restricted the exhaust and the airbox and added a K&N filter to the modified airbox. I also re-jetted the carburetor slightly on the rich side. This helped cool the engine down between 40 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit on average. Heat is your enemy wit any air cooled engine. It tops out at a actual 82 mph by GPS, and will run up to 78mph GPS very quickly where it runs out of carburetor. It still has the stock 29mm unit.
Ambient air temperature is also a consideration. Hot days require moderation on air cooled engines. This would be a logical process.
Quote from: cyrusb on December 11, 2007, 08:20:22 pmNo. I respectfully disagree. The minium Interstate speed (in Kansas anyway) is 40mph. Get out there and maintain your rights! Seriously though......I would rather do 55 on the Interstate where everyone can pass than try and do 55 on some of the 65mph two lanes we have around here. People don't seem to know how to pass, they can have a half mile of clear road and they won't pass. I think it must have something to do with my bad ass biker appearance.
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WASHINGTON (USA Today) -- Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis cleared a security checkpoint with his contractor ID and carried his shotgun, unassembled, into Building 197 within minutes of starting his bloody rampage Monday, federal investigators said Tuesday.
Investigators revised and refined the sequence of events at the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters that left 13 people dead, including Alexis, who was shot to death in a showdown with police.
A federal law enforcement official said Tuesday that Alexis, a former Navy reservists, had sought assistance from the Department of Veterans Affairs for mental illness as recently as a month ago. The official said the 34-year-old contractor recently paid about $540 to buy a 12-gauge shotgun and ammunition at a gun store in Virginia.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the criminal investigation is continuing, said investigators believe that Alexis stopped in a men's restroom and assembled the law-enforcement style shotgun, then proceeded to a spot on the third or fourth floor that overlooked an interior atrium and began shooting.
Contrary to earlier reports provided by law enforcement officials, Alexis was not believed to be in possession of an AR-15 assault rifle, the official said.
Alexis fired several rounds randomly on the people below, the official said, then ran down a flight of stairs where he confronted and shot a security officer.
It is believed that Alexis took the officer's handgun and returned to the overlook where he continued to shoot. At some point, the official said, Alexis again left the location and confronted a victim described as a maintenance person or building staffer. He shot that person and returned one last time to the overlook where he was ultimately killed in a confrontation with police.
Metropolitan Police Chief Cathy Lanier said the first Washington police officers, two units, arrived on the scene two minutes after being dispatched.
Four minutes after the call, five to seven units had gone through the Navy Yard gates, she said. Seven minutes after the first dispatch call, two police units outside Building 197 heard shots fired and immediately entered the building, she said.
Lanier said she did not have the exact time of the final shootout that resulted in Alexis' death, but she said law enforcement officers from various agencies exchanged fire with Alexis several times. She said the entire incident lasted 30 to 60 minutes.
The federal official said investigators are just beginning to analyze Alexis' possessions to determine if they might reveal any motive for the slayings.
"It didn't appear that he had any plan for escape,'' the official said. He also said that "no one believes he was looking for anybody in particular."
A witness, Rick Mason, a program management analyst, said the gunman was aiming down at people in the building's cafeteria on the first floor.
Patricia Ward, a logistics management specialist, said she was in the cafeteria. "I heard three shots - pow, pow, pow. Thirty seconds later I heard four more shots."
Then panic, as people tried to get out of the cafeteria. "A lot of people were just panicking. There were no screams or anything because we were in shock."
The Metropolitan Police Department identified five additional victims Tuesday morning. They are Arthur Daniels, 51; Mary Francis Knight, 51; Gerald L. Read, 58; Martin Bodrog, 54 and Richard Michael Ridgell, 52.
The seven victims identified Monday night are Michael Arnold, 59; Sylvia Frasier, 53; Kathy Gaarde, 62; John Roger Johnson, 73; Frank Kohler, 50; Kenneth Bernard Proctor, 46; and Vishnu Pandit, 61.
All were civilian employees and contractors, officials said.
At least three people, including a city police officer, suffered non-fatal gunshot wounds inside Building 197. Hospital officials said all three were expected to recover. Authorities said five other people suffered minor non-gun injuries.
Meanwhile, FBI Assistant Director Valerie Parlave declared Tuesday that law enforcement officials, who had worried on Monday that a second shooter might have been involved, now believe that Alexis "acted alone."
In another development, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel called for a security review at military installations around the world in the wake of the shootings, a Pentagon official said Tuesday. The review will consider physical security and access to military bases.
It followed a call by Navy Secretary Ray Mabus for a review of security procedures at Navy and Marine bases. It is to be completed by Oct. 1.
"Our sailors, Marines, and civilians are familiar with the dangers of service, but our security is something we can never take for granted," Mabus said in a statement. "I ordered a review of every Navy and Marine Corps base in the United States to ensure that we live up to our responsibility of taking care of our people. "
Adm. William Gortney, commander U.S. Fleet Forces Command, will lead the review for the Navy. Lt. Gen. Rick Tryon, commander U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command, will lead the review for the Marine Corps.
Earlier, Hagel and other officials did not offer any comments as they laid a wreath in honor of the victims, but the setting and the somber mood said it all.
As a servicemember played taps, Hagel, along with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Martin Dempsey and Washington Mayor Vincent Gray, placed the wreath next to "The Lone Sailor" statue at the Navy Memorial that represents "all people who have ever served, are serving now, or are yet to serve in the United States Navy."
U.S. flags were lowered to half-staff on Capitol Hill and at the White House.
Kevin Johnson reported from Washington. Contributing: Tom Vanden Brook in Washington, Associated Press


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The Changes in Japanese Researchers' Usage and Perception of Electronic Resources: Result of SCREAL Survey 2011
Yoshinori Sato, Kenji Koyama, Shinji Mine, Keiko Kurata, Hiroshi Itsumura, Hiroya Takeuchi and Syun Tutiya
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The Standing Committee for Research on Academic Libraries (SCREAL) conducted a questionnaire survey from October to December 2011. Following up this survey, we attempt here to clarify how usage and perception of e-journals and scholarly articles among researchers and graduate students in Japan changed.
The first SCREAL Survey was held in 2007, with the questionnaire items partly inherited from three major preceding surveys on e-journals conducted by the Japan Association of National University Libraries and the Private and Public University Libraries. It also adopted the items of the last-reading surveys by Prof. Carol Tenopir. In the 2011 study, most items remained the same with the first, with only a few new elements on e-books added. The participating institutions announced the survey by email to their researchers and graduate students, the interested parties of whom responded on the webpage. In three months, 3,922 completed responses were collected from across various subject fields, with 6.04% response rate.
The basic findings were as follows. 1) More than 90% of respondents in natural sciences, including pharmaceutical science, chemistry, biology, physics and medicine, reported that they used e-journals at least once or twice a month. 2) E-journals were not as heavily used in humanities and social sciences as in natural sciences, but the proportion of regular users turned out to be more than 4 times that of the 2001 survey. 3) Use of digital devices for e-books was not popular as yet, but the respondents expressed their high interest in the future use. 4) Attitude to the necessity of printed version drastically transmuted. 62.3% of respondents in natural sciences and 53.6% in humanities and social sciences thought "printed journals are unnecessary when e-journals are accessible." Some preliminary discussion is made to identify the factors affecting the usage and/or perception of electronic resources by Japanese researchers.


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London 2012 - An attempt from Elena Isinbaeva as the Russian tries to clear a height in women's pole vault. Isinbaeva finishes third for bronze.
London 2012 - Pole vaulter Holly Bleasdale receives some consolation from her coach after failing to medal for Great Britain in women's pole vault.
London 2012 - Jirina Ptacnikova is not pleased with her day in the Olympic women's pole vault. The athlete from the Czech Republic cleared her first jump at 4.30m, but fails all other attempts and shares a sixth place result with two others.
London 2012 - Elena Isinbaeva appears to have ample excess capacity as she clears the bar in women's pole vault. The Russian was expected to win her third gold medal but is surprised by Jennifer Suhr (USA) and Yarisley Silva (Cuba) who nip the gold and silver.
London 2012 - Lisa Ryzih of Germany vaults to a three-way tie for sixth place tie in women's pole vault. The event debuted for women in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
London 2012 - It appears that Germany's Lisa Ryzih has quite a way to go if she hopes to clear this height in women's pole vault.