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For the right team, raising venture capital money can seem fast, simple, and easy. Here's why it's not that simple.
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Salesforce Connections
By Denis Pombriant on June 15, 2015
Salesforce brings Connections, its marketing show, to New York this week. It'll be three days of the usual breakouts and education along with keynotes and presentations designed to make you think about what could be, not just what is. That last bit is important because too often we embrace new technologies to do what we've […]
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Marketing's next act
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I think marketing is a favorite to overtake SFA and it wouldn't surprise me if at some point sales reports to marketing.
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Why You'll Need Just about $3,000,000 to Build Your First Real Sales & Marketing Team
By Jason M. Lemkin on October 19, 2014
Every week, I meet with several entrepreneurs, often bootstrapped or close to it, who fit the following sort of model: Gotten to Initial Traction (~$1.5m ARR), or getting close to it, or a bit beyond; and With nice growth (>=100% YoY); and Company isn't really burning much cash because The CEO basically is the VP […]
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Marketo's Show
By Denis Pombriant on April 16, 2014
The overall impression I got was that modern, statistical and analytic marketing is still in its early phase though few people I know need to be convinced about its usefulness and efficacy. You could see evidence for this belief in the products and product introductions, the breakouts, and in the speeches. First the speeches. In […]
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Marketo Moves Beyond Revenue To Customer Engagement Platform A growing realization that funnels are dead again (and again) in sales, marketing, service, and commerce drives a big shift in the digital business disruption. In front of 6000 customers, prospects, influencers, and employees, Marketo's CEO Phil Fernandez put to bed some myths about the mix of […]
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By Denis Pombriant on April 9, 2014
Day one of the Marketo Marketing Summit 2014 was highlighted by a speech by possible presidential candidate Hillary Clinton who spoke about the intersection of social media and the Internet during her tenure as Secretary of State. Clinton is no technological light weight and gave example after example not only of how the State Department […]
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CRM Watchlist 2014 Winners: Going Marketing
By Paul Greenberg on March 5, 2014
The reviews never stop do they? This week we take a look at the CRM Watchlist 2014 Marketing companies. Again, they are not "category winners" and they are in alphabetical order. Check out Hubspot, Marketo, and Teradata Applications. Your thoughts?
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The Best Cloud Computing Companies And CEOs To Work For In 2014
By Louis Columbus on March 3, 2014
2014 continues to be a year marked by the accelerating hiring cycles across nearly all cloud computing companies. Signing bonuses of $3K to $5K for senior engineers and system design specialists are becoming common, and the cycles from screening to interviews to offers is shortening. The job market in the cloud computing industry is leaning in favor of applicants […]
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We are nearing year-end and that means it's time for my annual year in review. This is not an attempt at a quantitative inventory just my assessment of things that happened that will matter in the long run. From my spot it looks like marketing took a big step towards greater relevance in 2013, the […]
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Women's boots have come quite a long way, since the time that most of them had the same exact shell and liner as a dude's ski boot. Salomon has toiled long hours to bring you the women's-specific Quest Boot, which is designed to head into the solace of the backcountry or to pop out the resort gates for some powder and fun.
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I am curious what the difference to this boot and the LIve Fit 80 by atmoic would be and if they are similar in skills and features and ability levels? I am currently between the two in making a purchase and not sure why I should get one over the other, or is really just going to come down to fit?
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Thanks for your question. When it comes to comparing the Salomon Quest Boot - Women's with the Atomic LF 80 W Ski Boot, there are definitely a few differences. The Salomon will have a bit of a more performance fit due to the more narrow last width of 101mm (area around the forefoot) and the 3 buckle design. The Atomic has only two buckles, which will help with getting the boot on and off along with a 102mm to 106mm adjustable design last.
Overall, the Salomon Quest Boot - Women's is definitely meant for more of the middle intermediate on piste and beginner touring skiing while the Atomic LF 80 W is geared more towards the upper beginner to lower intermediate on slope skiing and for people with wider feet. I hope this information helps you snag the boot that is best for you!
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I am curious what the difference to this boot and the LIve Fit 80 by atmoic would be and if they are similar in skills and features and ability levels? I am currently between the two in making a purchase and not sure why I should get one over the other, or is really just going to come down to fit?
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So what is the exact difference between the womens quest and the womens quest 10?
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Are the salomon quest boots quest 8? What are your thoughts on this boot if I am not quite an intermediate skier. I am just starting to ski the easier blues. I am also looking at Devine 7 by salomon as well.
Have you rented/owned boots that are a flex 80 or above? If so, were you able to manuveur your skis easily in the way you wanted without major discomfort in your lower back or shines? A stiffer boot on an inexperienced skiier can lead to a bad ski posture- see some youtube videos on skiiers correct body alignment, with knees just extended sit above your toes (not past-to weak of flex or behind - to stiff). If you are looking to increase your skiing ability and move up to mostly blues and such, then I would recommend a boot like this if not this boot (try it on for fit first at a local store). If you are happy with greens mostly and some easier blues, I'd say you would be fine with a more comfort boot (less flex) than this boot offers. This boot however is pretty comfortable, lightweight and has some nice women friendly features.
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Hi there. What is the difference between AT flex index and Alpine flex index? My understanding is that there is a difference between the flex measurement between AT boots and alpine boots, but also understand the Quest series uses the Alpine Flex Index, whereas companies like Garmont and BD use the AT flex index. My local shop says an alpine 80 index is like an AT 100. Any truth to this?


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The drugs Humira, Cimzia, Enbrel and Remicade work by suppressing the immune system, and the FDA says that can expose some patients to serious, even fatal, fungal infections. The agency said Thursday it has received 240 reports of one such type of infection, called histoplasmosis. In at least 21 of the cases, doctors didn't initially recognize the problem, and 12 of the patients died.
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Eat crap, and feel like it too!
With the holiday eating season in full swing, if you are not careful you may do more than just add to your waistline. We all sort of knew it, but how and what you eat can profoundly influence whether or not you become depressed.
"Association of the Mediterranean Dietary Pattern With the Incidence of Depression"
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 2009;66(10):1090-1098.
10,094 university graduates in Spain were followed for an average of 4.4 years to study the relationship between diet and depression. The researchers found the risk of depression was about 30% higher among those who ate a diet of refined foods compared to those who ate a traditional mediterranean diet. They specifically found the more you ate fruit and nuts and legumes and had a higher monounsaturated- to saturated-fatty-acid ratio in your diet the less clinical depression there was.
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Researchers compared two different diets: 'whole food' (heavily loaded by vegetables, fruits and fish) and 'processed food' (heavily loaded by sweetened desserts, fried food, processed meat, refined grains and high-fat dairy products). In the middle-aged English people they followed for 5 years, the 'processed food' dietary pattern was found to be a risk factor for depression. The 'whole food' (not to be confused with shopping at Whole Foods, aka, Whole Paycheck) was protective and associated with less depression.
Of course, if you are someone who tends to be down in the dumps you may also be someone who too often reaches for a pepperoni pizza and the nearest pint of Ben and Jerry's instead of some hummus with whole-wheat pita. But this research does suggest, although not experimentally prove, that bad diets can indeed be risk factors for depression. We just may need to change the old cliche, "a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips," to include "a lifetime on the hippocampus."
(Thanks to Dr. Lynn D. Johnson of the Brief Therapy Center in Salt Lake City for clueing me in to these articles!)
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New Expanded Assists Totals
Posted by Mike on February 20, 2013
Player pages now have expanded assists totals going back to the 1967-68 season, located in the NHL Standard stats section of each page. Compiled from Hockey Summary Project boxscore data, the data breaks out short-handed, power play, and even strength assists, so you can learn that Wayne Gretzky had 15 short-handed assists in 1985-86.
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Greg Ralls Says:
February 25th, 2013 at 12:16 pm
Any chance we'll also get box scores going back to 1967-68 as well anytime soon?


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Rajkumar Yadav, who played the title role in Hansal Mehta-directed biopic "Shahid", may team up with the filmmaker again for "City Lights".
"The film may go on the floors by the first week of December. I don't know exactly who will be directing the film as Ajay Bahl is not directing it anymore," Rajkumar told IANS.
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[caption id="attachment_86958" align="alignright" width="360"] Robert Torgerson, president of RxFiber, uses a tensile tester to measure the mechanical properties of the company's new RxFibron HT medical-grade fiber.[/caption]
WINDSOR -- A local, small manufacturing startup RxFiber, LLC, launched its first commercially available medical-grade fibers.
RxFiber produces custom medical grade fiber used by the medical device industry that is ideal for a wide range of clinical applications, including: endovascular, vascular, orthopedic devices and valves, suture, and biomaterial fiber for other associated uses.
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Amr Hamzawy, one of Egypt's best known liberal members of parliament and one of the founding members of the Carnegie Middle East program in Washington and Beirut, returned to Carnegie for a discussion with Marwan Muasher and Marina Ottaway on the current transition in Egypt.
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It's not unusual for Drew Glentzer to walk through the Edinburgh Community High School gymnasium on a winter Saturday morning and hear the following:
"One ... two ... three ... Lancers."
In the facility's east tunnel will be a collection of elementary-age students, boys unwilling to wait until their high school years to break huddle and run onto a hardwood surface that to them borders on sacred.
The sensation of adulation raining down from all parts of the quaint, 2,080-seat octagon must come later, however. The facility during such mornings is nearly empty.
They come in all shapes and sizes, those Johnson County gymnasiums. Here is a brief history of the seven facilities still utilized for boys varsity basketball games:
Center Grove
Melvin Vandermeer Gymnasium
Capacity: 5,200
First game: Center Grove defeated Greenwood 52-46 on Jan. 5, 1996.
West Gymnasium
Capacity: 2,100
First game: Center Grove defeated Union Township 54-48 on Dec. 14, 1954.
Capacity: 2,080
First game: Edinburgh defeated Mooresville 52-46 on Nov. 15, 1958.
Capacity: 2,700
First game: Franklin lost to Center Grove 58-49 on Nov. 21, 2007.
Capacity: 4,384
First game: Greenwood lost to Whiteland 74-72 in overtime on Dec. 18, 1971.
Indian Creek
Capacity: 2,300
First game: Indian Creek defeated Eminence in November 1967.
Glenn Ray Gymnasium
Capacity: 4,649
First game: Whiteland defeated Clark Township 60-29 in November 1958.
"All the little kids here love it. This year our HBA (Hoosier Basketball Association) sixth-grade team won their league, and I let the kids cut the nets down," said Glentzer, who is midway through his third season as the Lancers' boys varsity basketball coach.
"The gym has such a cozy feel to it. Everyone is on you, and I really do think it gives us an advantage. Our kids play in front of 2,000 people every time."
In Indiana, gymnasiums through the much of the 20th century were integral parts of a community's fabric.
Today, few areas embrace this concept as tightly as Edinburgh, a town of about 4,600 residents that has managed to maintain a sense of status quo in terms of population, rural tranquility and passion for hoops.
It's a big deal when the Lancers play at home. Always has been.
"I've been going there for so many years," said Jackie Smith, 62, a 1968 Edinburgh graduate now in his 31st season of operating the clock at Lancers home games. "When I was in second grade, they opened the gym even while they were finishing up construction and let us walk through it. It was so big compared to the old gym, and it was sunken. Those were the two things that stood out to me. My first time there as a fan was in third grade."
Smith said he still feels a certain adrenalin rush when arriving at the gymnasium. Some of the truly special moments of his life have taken place there, a sentiment shared by numerous longtime Edinburgh residents.
If only those walls could talk.
A new era
The 1950s were a time of change for basketball in Edinburgh. On May 1, 1956, the moniker "Lancers" was voted in for Edinburgh High School sports teams, beating out two other finalists — Highlanders and Scotties.
Black and white became the schools colors, a bold replacement for maroon, which to that point served as both the team's dominant uniform color and nickname.
Next on the agenda would be construction of a gymnasium suited to supplant the old high school's gym, which had been utilized for varsity competition since the 1925-26 season. Cramped with steel girders partially obstructing the view of some spectators, the old facility had more than served its intended purpose.
A new gym would be built a few long bounce passes south of school grounds. The price tag: $521,948.
The final varsity game played in the old Edinburgh gymnasium took place Feb. 7, 1958, against Morgantown. Its most famous tenant, the 1950-51 squad coached by Harold Hickman and featuring seniors Terry Stewart and Dean Fish, went on to twice cut the nets after winning the Franklin Sectional and Greensburg Regional.
The buildup before the first game played in the new gym might have been as impressive as any game played there since.
Commencement exercises for the Class of '58 took place there. An August evening was set aside to officially dedicate the building, which also housed the school's industrial arts and home economics departments. Tours were provided. State and local dignitaries, including IHSAA Commissioner L.V. Phillips, were among the invitees.
The buzz was inescapable. Edinburgh loved basketball and was getting a new gym in which to love it.
Finally, after much anticipation, it would be game time. On Nov. 15, 1957, senior forward Ronnie Richards scored 22 points and sophomore guard Arlis Stapleton added 12 for the Lancers in a 52-46 victory against Mooresville.
Lancers fans rejoiced, every one of them knowing the evening was the beginning of something big.
Greatest moments
Not surprisingly, the community turned out en masse for the gym's first game. It's been remarkably consistent in its support in the years since.
"It gives you that sense of pride and shows how important basketball is to our town," said Glentzer, a 1990 Indian Creek High School graduate who as a teenager attended open gyms at Edinburgh during the summer months. "We're a 'Hoosiers' type town where we've got the coffee shop down the street and a barber shop a few doors down. Everyone is excited about the next game."
The past few seasons have been downright fever-pitch.
After posting a 12-9 record in 1998-99, Edinburgh endured nine consecutive losing seasons before rebounding for a 12-12 winter in 2008-09. Curt Chase's final season as coach (2009-10) produced a 17-8 squad responsible for the program's first sectional championship in 37 years. The 41-year-old Glentzer already has become something of a legend in his brief tenure having gone 51-9, including last season's sectional and regional titles.
Smith claims the greatest game he's seen in the gym was in 1974 — Brown County's 107-101 victory against Edinburgh in five overtimes.
Atmospherically, it would be difficult to top when Waldron and Hauser made it through town on their way to Class A state championships in 2004 and 2006, respectively. Waldron played a regional here, Hauser a sectional. In both cases, additional bleacher seating had been made available, boosting the gymnasium's capacity to 2,500. Both times every seat was filled.
"I am not a fan of the cookie-cutter gyms. In Indiana, people talk about 'Hoosiers,' and this gym reeks old-school basketball," Edinburgh athletics director Tim Jordan said. "It's a throwback, and I love it every time I walk into it."
Here to stay
The Edinburgh gym is impressively preserved. Large colored posters honoring each of the school's senior girls and boys basketball players line a portion of the east wall. Banners devoted to championship teams as far back as coach Billy Webb's 1929 county tournament titlist are fixtures on other walls.
Swaying gently above the east basket are large Final 4 banners. One is dedicated to Edinburgh's 2011 softball squad, the other to the 2012 boys basketball team that advanced all the way to the Southport Semistate before falling to eventual state champion Loogootee.
It's a town that never forgets.
"The sense of pride runs so deep here and runs through so many age groups. We're all in this together," Glentzer said. "I remember leaving Edinburgh for the semistate last year and seeing a sign that said, 'Town closed.' It's true. In your mind you're thinking, 'Nobody's here.' Our kids when they play in this gym are like, 'We can't let these people down.' They know how important it is for them to compete, and I think that's why our program is where it is."
Don't expect Edinburgh to join the cookie-cutter fraternity anytime soon when it comes to its basketball venue. The current gymnasium remains such a vital part of the town that mere mention of something newer would be frowned upon by most residents.
"I would think that place would have to have geese living in it or something so structurally bad for there to be a change," Jordan said. "I can't see that gym going bye-bye anytime soon."
Everybody now, "One ... two ... three ... Lancers."


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Her research and teaching interests include 19th- and 20th-century British literature and culture, feminist theory, women's social history, film studies and early film history, and mass culture.
Her articles include "The Failures of the Romance" (Modern Fiction Studies, March 2001), "'Indecent Incentives to Vice': Regulating Films and Audience Behavior from the 1890s to the 1910s," in Andrew Higson, ed. Young and Innocent? Cinema and Britain, 1896-1930 (University of Exeter Press, 2002), and "'Feminists Love a Utopia': Collaboration, Conflict, and the Futures of Feminism," in Stacy Gillis, Gillian Howie, and Rebecca Munford, eds. Third Wave Feminism: A Critical Exploration (Palgrave Macmillan, 2004). She has also contributed to Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture.
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How did Victorians conceive of the body? In a culture associated in the popular imagination with modesty and propriety, even prudishness, discussions of sexuality and physicality flourished. This course explores both fictional and non-fictional texts from nineteenth-century Britain in conjunction with modern critical perspectives. We will discuss debates over corsetry and tight-lacing, dress reform, prostitution and the Contagious Diseases Acts, sexology, hysteria, and other topics relating to science and the body, alongside novels, poetry, and prose by major Victorian writers. The writings of Freud, Foucault, and other theorists will assist us in contextualizing nineteenth-century discourses of gender, sexuality, and embodiment. Several shorter papers and a longer research project will be required.
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Actress Madhoo, who gained recognition in Bollywood with Mani Ratnam's "Roja" in 1992, now wants the filmmaker to make "Roja 2".
"I would really love to be a part of Mani Ratnam sir's film again only because it was his film that gave me the recognition that is still hands on to me," the 40-year-old said in an interview.
"I know that he understand me and I understand him and I am still hoping that he makes 'Roja 2'," she added.
At the same time Madhoo confesses to be a fan of Karan Johar-type of cinema too.
"I love Karan Johar type of movies because particularly he makes relationship-oriented films, all his films are based on relationships and of course, he make them pretty with clothes and great locations and I would love to be a part of his films," said Madhoo who is doing a cameo in a children's film "Tomchi".
She states that she is scared to take her daugthers along to watch films being made today.
"I love children films. I love animation and that is why I am a part of this movie ('Tomchi'). I wanted to be part of children movie so I can take my children and their school friends and happily show them a film without kisses and bikini," said the actress who debuted in Bollywood with "Phool Aur Kaante" in 1991.
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One command i use few times a day is
repeat-complex-command. This command is great for:
For example, call
query-replace 【Alt+%】 and type the search text and replacement text.
〔➤see Emacs: Find & Replace Tutorial〕
Now, to do that again, you can call
【Ctrl+x Alt+:】. Now you don't have to type the search/replacement text again.
But, the extra beauty here is that it shows the elisp code that's actually called. In this case, it's this
(query-replace "xxx" "yyy" nil (if (and transient-mark-mode mark-active) (region-beginning)) (if (and transient-mark-mode mark-active) (region-end)))
(it might be slightly different on your emacs setup)
the point here is that, it's a convenient way to get the elisp code of a compex command you just called. This is great if you code emacs lisp. You can use it to translate regex string from interactive form use to the elisp string version, with all proper double backslash escape added. 〔➤see Emacs regex tutorial〕 It's also very useful to see elisp version of arguments that are passed by different ways of interactive call.
to really make
repeat-complex-command useful, you'll need to give it a easy key. Example:
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Where can I catch a shark ?
I've a request from Agent.S to catch a shark which she wanted but how am I suppose to catch a shark ?
And anws , where can I get a net to catch bugs ?! Can't seems to find it at all .
3 years ago
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I got a Shark in the ocean on my town's beach. It was in the hour of 4PM at some point. I suspect 4PM-9PM is the target.
Look for a shark fin in the water, it's not 100% to be a shark (can also be an Ocean Sunfish I found out) but that's the best way to locate them.
Just run up and down the beaches until you see a fin! Hope it helps.
3 years ago
there are a lot of sharks on the island Tortimier is on, get there by kappa'n. and a net appears sometime at the shop.
3 years ago
I had a lot of luck finding sharks at the beach at night. You'll know it's a shark because it'll be a big shadow and it'll have a fin sticking out of the water.
3 years ago
You can fish some sharks in your town's oceans from 4PM to 9AM I believe, or you may go and take a boat to the resort island to catch sharks, which is unlocked after a few days of playing and paying off your second loan.
For your net question, you can find one at Nookling Junction. The stock changes each day, so if it's not instock today, it may be there tomorrow.
3 years ago
You go to Tortimer Island via Kapp'n's boat (costs 1,000 bells to travel), and then use a fishing rod (commonly found at Nookling Junction for 500 bells) on Tortimer Island.
Look for the fish that has a large shadow and a fin sticking out of the water.
3 years ago
I got a fishing rod from Isabelle while doing the tutorial thing, she'll ask you if you to get 3 fish/bugs in your encyclopedia and if you don't have a net/fishing rod she will sell you one for 500 bells.
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Posted 10 March 2011 - 01:50 PM ( #3572 )
and Im surprised that they haven't set up demo stations in the US as games and things normally get released there first xD
so- what Zelda games are we all playing at the moment? If any xD
Im not actually playing any at the moment because most of my time is being taken up by revision and stuff because I have exams soon :L
But I hope to start playing phantom hour glass soon (:
Posted 20 March 2011 - 11:47 AM ( #3573 )
As of right now, i'm not really playing any one zelda game in particular. I still haven't beaten zelda 1 or majora's mask yet, so i guess you could say i'm 'working on' those, but i haven't played either in forever. i'm so close to beating majora's mask, i just haven't found the time to finish it. With zelda games, i find i like to have a huge time slot, like an entire weekend day/ summer day to finish the game, so i don't have to be rushed through it, and especially if i don't know how long the last stretch of the game will take. more recently, i've been replaying ocarina of time and twilight princess, being my two favorites, but lately i've been itching to play wind waker again, as it has been a while. maybe i'll even play that today....? kinda want to start a new file and rekindle childhood memories and stuff. that would be quite nice. i'll report later as to whether or not i actually decide to do that.
Posted 23 March 2011 - 06:52 PM ( #3574 )
Okay, I'll get on topic. I'm still working on Majora's Mask and I started Adventure of Link. It's really hard to find stuff...but it's so funny sitting there with my sister reading that stuff out loud. The text goes so slow!!!!! My new favorite quote from anything ever is "I am error."
Posted 27 March 2011 - 09:04 AM ( #3575 )
that's because its the best quote. That's the hardest zelda game though, so good luck!
Still haven't finished Majora's Mask. Still thinking about starting a new Wind Waker file.
Posted 12 April 2011 - 02:09 PM ( #3576 )
so hopefully Ill find some time
Posted 26 April 2011 - 06:08 PM ( #3577 )
Less than two months until Ocarina of Time 3D! And I've pre ordered it! 8D Have you guys seen all the new screenshots? If not I can post them...
Posted 26 April 2011 - 06:13 PM ( #3578 )
I've seen the screen shots.
Posted 26 April 2011 - 06:27 PM ( #3579 )
Oh, do you have a 3DS/ will you purchase one?
Posted 27 April 2011 - 03:21 AM ( #3580 )
Its looks amazing : )
@Jae Hi- I thought you'd died xD Welcome back : )
@Paisly I haven't got a 3DS yet~ but I will definiately buy one soon- probably in the summer : D
Posted 27 April 2011 - 07:45 PM ( #3581 )
Oh, but ocarina of time comes out in june... i think you need a 3DS RIGHT NOW. Lol, jk but seriously if i were you I'd try to get one before it becomes even more popular than it already is.
Yes I have seen them : D
Its looks amazing : )
@Jae Hi- I thought you'd died xD Welcome back : )
@Paisly I haven't got a 3DS yet~ but I will definiately buy one soon- probably in the summer : D
Even more screenshots were released and I'm about ready to implode. I can't wait 7 more weeks.
Posted 28 April 2011 - 02:58 PM ( #3582 )
Okay~ so my mum has said she will buy me a 3DS when I've finished all my GCSE exams- which is mid june so hopefully I'll get it just in time for Ooc <333
I WANT TO PLAY OOC NOW xD
seriously~ I hope it is as good as it looks!
Posted 06 May 2011 - 04:23 PM ( #3583 )
And how come we still don't know the official release date for Skyward Sword? D:<<
Posted 07 May 2011 - 05:44 AM ( #3584 )
Pfffft xD
Yes yes!!! Its aaalll so excitingg!!!
I've looked at multiple websites and all the say is 'June 2011'
They should tell us the date it comes out~ so I can start counting xD
Posted 15 May 2011 - 11:34 AM ( #3585 )
Oh and hey guys, guess what? I beat Majora's Mask a while ago, and I just realized i forgot to say that. The ending is awesome, it was so exciting. And I got the fierce deity mask, so beating Majora was super easy. But it was still rewarding bc i had to work for all the masks in the first place.
Posted 19 May 2011 - 01:56 PM ( #3586 )
...to name a few.
But I can't wait for OoT 3D!
Posted 19 May 2011 - 06:09 PM ( #3587 )
Hey guys, guess what I bought today? Zelda mangas! The ocarina of time and majora's mask ones. 8D


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Jeffrey Masters describes being in the eye of a hurricane as being in a kind of prism, surrounded by white walls. The director of meteorology for Weather Underground, Inc., Masters shared his experience as a hurricane hunter during Hurricane Hugo and his predictions for 12 weather disasters that could happen in the next 30 years at the second day of the Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate, and Security (CIOCS)'s Global Conference on Oceans, Climate and Security (GC '12) at UMass Boston.
Scientists, military and civilian policymakers, and thought leaders from many disciplines are taking part in the dialogue and outcomes-driven conference, which wraps up Wednesday. Tuesday night, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will be on hand as Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus receives the Energy & Environmental Security Award.
Hurricanes and floods dominate Masters' top-12 list of potential weather disasters that he believes have at least a 10 percent chance of occurring, but Masters says he is most concerned with droughts; he says there is a 50 percent chance of a drought in the U.S. in the next 30 years.
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"They had planned for a tsunami water level of 18 feet and it was more like 30 to 40 feet," Davidson said.
Saying that 87 percent of what Americans consume comes through a port, Davidson talked about the importance to the economy and the population to create partnerships to integrate climate information and planning tools, to understand cultural perceptions and values, and to use tools and training to incentivize policy changes.
"I've long been a fan of UMass Boston because this is what you do," Davidson said.
Commander Tony Miller, the director of the U.S. Navy Task Force on Climate Change, talked about concerns over the destruction of wetlands, which protect the coastlands from erosion, as well as melting in the Arctic, because ice dampens the effect of high seas. He says the task force is commissioning a sea level rise study.
Steve Fetter, the assistant director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, spoke about "ocean surprises" and how the release of undersea methane could cause rapid warming.
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Janot Mendler de Suarez, who serves on CIOCS' Council of Advisors and is a facilitator for Wednesday's "Gaming and Communication to Address Impacts and Adaptation" session, said bringing science and policy leaders together presents potential for action.
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Christopher Smith, a 2010 alumnus who received his master's degree in international relations and did his capstone project on climate change, said he looked forward to the opportunity to hear ideas he hasn't heard before.
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Crosstrainer 2:20'51.5 Average heart rate 160 bpm, 50.03 km
One load level and rising speed.
Ski touring 4:55'26.1 Average heart rate 157 bpm, 19.11 km
Lastunen-Tikinmaa-Rutajärvi-Lastunen -16...14°C pääosin umpihankea.
Lähtiessä pimeää ja lumisadetta, loppumatkasta upea auringonpaiste.
Tästäkin pääsi hiihtämällä.
Walking 2:49'02.9 Average heart rate 143 bpm, 21.16 km
Arctic half marathon walk -28,6...-25,5°C.
Nälkäinen mutta tyytyväinen.
Ilmankosteus 69%
Ski touring 4:12'25.8 Average heart rate 157 bpm, 13.68 km
Cycling 2:07'09.4 Average heart rate 156 bpm, 46.76 km
Cycling 1:54'41.6 Average heart rate 156 bpm, 46.70 km
Cycling 2:02'08.7 Average heart rate 160 bpm, 46.95 km
Cycling 4:18'03.9 Average heart rate 145 bpm, 100.3 km
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Share with us your most favorite sport/activity in the shoutbox! Also if you would like to emphasize your specific activity: use the shout box. This time it is funny to see that "Roanne" changed his team activity rugby into triathlon while "MichalBeranek" does the HEAT program, fitness as a team. Nice guys, keep on doing your thing! Which of you has done a bungy jump, measured with your T3? And if you will, don't forget to set your interval #1 at 15 sec and interval #2 at OFF.
Let's do blue moves!
Great to have you in this group, have a nice ride with your bikes!
People who do their moves anywhere&anytime they want!
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