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|March 12th, 2011, 07:28 PM
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Haggar Mission 7 Help!
Recently I got my grubby mits on Marvel Vs Capcom 3 instantly tried the combo mission to be defeated instantly, then my mate wanted to try to suddenly get addicted. Now I can't get him off my PS3!
Recently he reached mission 7 of Haggars trials to be cheaped out by the last few buttons (Air H followed by Air S) We even but on the input commands at the bottom to prove he was landing the hits but still to no avail this mission remains undone.
Can anyone suggest anything for this annoyance?
We have already watched countless YouTube videos but still nothing.
Help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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|March 12th, 2011, 08:33 PM
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Just because the command input says you've inputted it doesn't mean the character will do them.
Try doing it in Xfactor (although I doubt it'll make much difference due to Haggars size)
Otherwise you need to mix up the times when you enter the commands. Idealy, after the hyper combo, when you enter S you need to imediately jump and enter the first M so Hagger hits either below or just as he's level with the dummy.
I guess the problem is that the H input is either missing or hitting too low (as Haggar has a bit of a delay between his second M and the H, meaning the air S will always miss.
Also you need to be aware, the S after the hyper will also affect if you get the final part of the combo. This is due to how high the body travels after the combo, which can make the world of difference, this is exceptionally true with other characters which have a similar combo.
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|March 12th, 2011, 10:33 PM
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Thanks man! He did it =]
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I'll post photos tomorrow, but I did some big upgrades:
1. Put on a Tiagra 4500 crankset that I bought new for $65 (incredible deal) - chainrings are 52T-39T
2. Put on a Tiagra 4500 Hollowtech II bottom bracket
3. SRAM 870 chain
4. Shimano HG51 8 speed cassette (11-28)
LOVE the way this thing is handling now. The hollowtech II crankset + cassette have a great feel.
Oh, and for those that haven't disassembled the bike here are some of its parts that aren't described well on the website:
1. Lasco CF12 crankset (886g)
2. VP-BC73 square taper bottom bracket (273g)
My weight savings for this upgrade:
Chain 280g - 285g = -5g
Bottom bracket: 95g -273g = -178g
Crankset: 839g - 886g = -47g
Cassette: 252g - 283g = -31g
Total saved: 261g (~0.575407lbs)
I want to upgrade to a Tiagra FD so that I can accommodate a 56T chainring and perhaps put on a quality 44T chainring as well. I'm content with my changes for now. The problem with the bike is now me and I can't say it's the components anymore. I'd love to put on 2300 STI shifters, but that's also down the line. I've already spent a lot on this bike, but I'm glad I've learned as much as I have. It's been a great little project for me.
Grats on the upgrade NMBuff, looking forward to see your bike. My friend bought a 21spd mercier galaxy, his bike is about 17lbs... I'm pretty sure that the stock nano will have a hard time keeping up with him but do you think your upgraded nano will/can be as fast or at least keep up with a regular road bike? I've been using the bike for a good while now and it really is somewhat slow.. a regular mountain bike overtook me yesterday with ease
Either the GI needs to go up with a much larger chainring, or you need to step up your cadence. Even at fairly blistering 100rpm though, a 52/11 on a minivelo with 1.5 tire is only good for about 26mph. That ain't slow, but a 700cx25 wheeled rider with a 54/12, and determined not to get passed by a mini, is gonna easily drop you pushing a leisurely 85rpm.
Chaad--'95 DeKerf Team SL, '02 Lemond Buenos Aires, '05 Novara Buzz, '73 Schwinn Collegiate, '06 Mountain Cycle Rumble, '09 Dahon Mariner D7, '12 Mercier Nano, '12 Breezer Venturi
I'm tempted to buy one of these to convert to a single speed foul weather bike.
Sorry I haven't posted a photo yet, but I'd like to get a few close ups of my mods and I'd like to do it in daylight.
chad, what FD are you using for your 56T chainring? Tiagra FD-4500 (dual only)? 105?
What about the FD ??? ... My stock one ( fd ), works fine with my 58t/48t ( SS, no pins/ramps ) on my gossamer ( 8 speed, square taper ) crankset AND my 10 speed chain...
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Yeah, Martinus said it right; there's no concern with the stock FD accommodating larger chainrings (at least up to his 58t) and it works fine, great even, with my pinned 54t and 44t rings.
What, Buff, happened with your derailleur hanger, btw?
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And yes, I know you're all probably sick of my photo set by now, but I've got a bum knee so I've not been riding, and in fact, go in for a surgery tomorrow that will have me off the bike for another six weeks! So cut me a little slack, and be glad you can ride to new and delightful places to shoot your bikes!
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nice bike chaadster! I guess I'll be on the look out for cranksets as well (you guys are my nano idols!Attachment 270969 and because i have very limited knowledge with bikes..) would it be okay to fit a 10spd shimano 105 / tiagra (whichever is affordable) crankset and bb on the nano with the stock derailleurs and chain? o: I just don't know what measurements to look out for.. would be upset if I bought something and found out that it doesn't fit the bike..
Went to the LBS, but found out they were frauds. They "fixed" the derailleur so now it shifts correctly, but it's still bent. I did this before the changing of my crankset (where I found out that they didn't grease the BB!).
I'm going to take this little bike in since I need to get the BB faced (and probably chased) to a different LBS and also have them fix the hanger.
marquee, we need more info on the BB type. Square? Hollowtech (External BB)? Your chain would probably be fine, but I thought the chain was crap and I like the powerlink chains anyway. I found a great deal, but also had to buy an external BB tool to tighten as well as now going to a new LBS to get it faced and chased. Going to be another $20-30 and you aren't going to have the tools for those (they are in excess of $400+).
Except for the Kilo TT I don't know if I'd purchase another BikesDirect bike.
Of course, it can get crazy on the tools-- I actually have all the tools to fix NM buff's bike up, including the taps and facers...to bad you're not local to me, I might do it.
Why does it need chased AND faced ... is it repainted ?
Bend the knees, watch the trees ... 5 $ please .
Thanks NMbuff. Well from what I understand so far is that I need to get about the same size BB as the one in my nano correct? 68x113mm is what it says in bikesdirect.
will a Shimano BB 5500 105 Octalink 118.5 X 68 fit mine? that also means i'll need to get shimano 105 octalink cranks ya? still confused...
105 BB is fairly high end for this bike, IMO. Your money, but I'd save up for 105 sti shifters
The chainline on the bike right now is 43.5. With that setup it would be 47. That could affect shifting, but I'm not a bike expert on this.
The 109.5 looks like it'd be fine. I'd wait for advice from people here.
The threads on a bottom bracket depend on the bike (Nano is english thread, pretty much the standard now). The spindle length for the bottom bracket is dependent on the crank. In other words, you need the same thread as the bottom bracket now on the nano, but the spindle length is more specific to the crank. Same with spindle type.
+1 on finding some eight speed brifters. And a second hand crank/bb combo should be fine. Eight speed stuff is a bit cheaper on the used market. I spent 60$ on my brifters (105 eight speed) and 35$ on my crank/BB combo. Finding this stuff takes a bit of patience, but the stock parts on the Nano will likely last longer than your search.
Why stop with the octalink, an fsa gossamer can be had for ~140 WITH an ext bb.
I still wouldn't face it, just swap it out ...
Bend the knees, watch the trees ... 5 $ please .
Ok, I have a few questions before I buy a Nano,...
1. Can I install an adjustable stem & riser bars on the Nano?
2. Will the Nano be able to accommodate Big Apple tires?
3. Mudguards - yes or no?
4. Can a smaller sized rear rack be installed, and if "Yes" what model?
5. How difficult is it to switch the shifting mechs to something more simple - bar mounted, click or twist-type?
I'm asking you guys, as I truly consider you all the experts. I'm thinking either a higher priced Lombardo Power 2000, Xootr Swift, or the Nano. The answers I receive will help greatly,...thank you all in advance.
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I am no expert but I have some experience with some of your questions.
2. You are risking it. The web site actually said that with 20x1.75 tire, the clearance is a bit tight. Not to mention 20x2.00 big apple.
3. Yes but you need Sheldon fender nuts as the brakes use recessed nuts.
4. You can use regular sized rear rack but if you use panniers, you may occasionally have heal strikes.
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"Storage Wars," "American Hoggers" return April 16
Season Four of A&E's hit reality series "Storage Wars" debuts with back-to-back episodes at 8 and 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, followed by the Season Three premiere of "American Hoggers" with back-to-back episodes airing at 9 and 9:30 p.m.
Details on "Storage Wars" and "American Hoggers," provided by A&E, are as follows:
"Storage Wars," which follows teams of bidders looking to score big in the high stakes world of storage auctions, returns for season four with twenty-six brand new episodes. Last year, "Storage Wars" ranked as A&E's number one series among adults aged 18-49 and 25-54 and the number three non-fiction show on cable among adults aged 25-54. The series' third season averaged 4.2 million total viewers.
In the season four premiere episode of "Storage Wars," it's an auction standoff in Stanton, California. Darrell reemerges after scoring the biggest hit in "Storage Wars" history. Barry gets his motors running. And Nabila gets run up on a locker…that's fit for a dummy. Celebrity ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham guest stars as an appraiser. At 8:30 p.m., the buyers are back in Surf City, USA. Barry brings the king of kitsch, Charles Phoenix, to "view" an auction first hand. Darrell finds there's no such thing as home field advantage. And Jarrod buys solo only to have Brandi drag him down to the station!
Immediately following "Storage Wars," it's an all-new season of "American Hoggers," premiering at 9 p.m.. The series follows legendary hog hunter Jerry Campbell and his family as they rescue Texas residents and ranches from the devastating chaos caused by millions of invasive wild boars.
Last season on "American Hoggers," a divided Campbell family banded together to take down Jerry's nemesis, fellow hog hunter Ronnie Creek, a victory that reestablished Jerry Campbell as THE Boss Hog of Texas. However, it was bittersweet for Jerry's daughter Krystal. Now, after a blow-out fight with her dad on the first hunt of the season, Krystal decides it's time to step out from Jerry's Texas size shadow and form her own hogging company, Wild Women Hogging, with best friend, Leah Penick. With the Campbells divided and the family weakened, Ronnie Creek returns to retake his title as Hog Boss leaving Jerry to fight for his title and his family.
"Storage Wars" is produced by Original Productions, a FremantleMedia Company ("Ice Road Truckers" and "Deadliest Catch") for A&E Network. Executive producers for Original Productions are Thom Beers, Philip D. Segal and Jeff Conroy. Jeff Bumgarner is co-executive producer. A&E executive producers are David McKillop, Elaine Frontain Bryant and Fred Grinstein.
"American Hoggers" is produced by Original Productions, a FremantleMedia Company for A&E Network. Executive producers for Original Productions are Thom Beers, Philip D. Segal and Jeff Conroy. Brent Henderson is series producer. A&E executive producers are David McKillop, Elaine Frontain Bryant, Lily Neumeyer and Evan Lerner.
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Neal Ardley dedicated promotion to the fans after AFC Wimbledon beat Plymouth 2-0 in the Sky Bet League Two play-off final to secure a historic victory.
Neal Ardley dedicated promotion to the fans after AFC Wimbledon beat Plymouth 2-0 in the Sky Bet League Two play-off final to secure a historic victory.
Simona Halep survived a major examination from a rising star to reach the fourth round at the French Open but two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova is out.
Serena Williams shrugged off her knee injury to beat Italian Camila Giorgi in the first round of the Australian Open, while Caroline Wozniacki and Sloane Stephens both crashed out.
Seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer has confirmed he will team up with former women's world number one Martina Hingis in the mixed doubles event for Switzerland at next year's Olympics.
Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will bid for a second WTA Finals crown on Sunday when she meets Agnieszka Radwanska, after both players emerged victorious from their semi-final clashes.
Novak Djokovic displayed the true depth of his steely core to end Roger Federer's hopes of a record eighth Wimbledon title with a 7-6(1) 6-7(10) 6-4 6-3 victory.
Despite an early break of serve and a late stutter, Serena Williams claimed yet another Wimbledon ladies' singles title with a 6-4 6-4 win over Garbine Muguruza.
Roger Federer insists last year's final defeat to Novak Djokovic is not on his mind as the Swiss looks to beat the world number one and secure a record eighth Wimbledon title.
Andy Murray's hopes of winning Wimbledon for a second time were blown away for another 12 months as Roger Federer rolled back the years with a sublime display to reach his 10th final, and Federer now meets Novak Djokovic in the final.
Defending champion Novak Djokovic has beaten 21st seed Richard Gasquet in straight sets to reach the final of Wimbledon.
Spain's Garbine Muguruza has a fairytale first Wimbledon final to look forward to on Saturday after seeing off Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2 3-6 6-3 in a dramatic Centre Court clash.
American top seed Serena Williams has reached her eighth Wimbledon final after beating Russian fourth seed Maria Sharapova 6-2 6-4 in their semi-final and will now meet Spain's Garbine Muguruza.
Serena Williams has flexed her Wimbledon authority by firing an early mind-games salvo ahead of her grudge semi-final with Maria Sharapova.
Roger Federer set a new serving record as he defeated Gilles Simon to book a Wimbledon semi-final with Andy Murray, while Novak Djokovic and Richard Gasquet also advanced to meet in the final four.
Novak Djokovic survived a Court One shoot-out with Kevin Anderson to keep the defence of his Wimbledon title going.
Nick Kyrgios has called former Australian swimming champion Dawn Fraser "a blatant racist" after she claimed the country's tennis stars should be setting a better example or "go back where their parents came from".
Top seed Serena Williams overpowered Victoria Azarenka in an absorbing Wimbledon quarter-final, recovering from a set down to win 3-6 6-2 6-3 and book a semi-final clash with Maria Sharapova.
Serena Williams powered past big sister Venus to reach her 11th Wimbledon quarter-final, while best friend Caroline Wozniacki's wait for a place in the last eight at SW19 goes on.
Andy Murray and Roger Federer advanced to the quarter-finals stage at Wimbledon on Monday, but defending champion Novak Djokovic suffered an almighty scare against South African giant Kevin Anderson before bad light halted play with the score tied at two sets all in their fourth-round match.
Former semi-finalist Angelique Kerber was dismissed in three sets by dangerous Spanish player Garbine Muguruza in a Wimbledon third-round upset.


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According to republican theory, we are free persons to the extent that we are protected and secured in the same fundamental choices, on the same public basis, as one another. But there is no public protection or security without a coercive state. Does this mean that any freedom we enjoy is a superficial good that presupposes a deeper, political form of subjection? Philip Pettit addresses this crucial question in On the People's Terms. He argues that state coercion will not involve individual subjection or domination insofar as we enjoy an equally shared form of control over those in power. This claim may seem utopian but it is supported by a realistic model of the institutions that might establish such democratic control. Beginning with a fresh articulation of republican ideas, Pettit develops a highly original account of the rationale of democracy, breathing new life into democratic theory.
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The always chatty and affable director Guillermo del Toro is the gift that keeps on giving. Always having his fingers in several pots, the filmmaker wears several hats as a producer, writer, visionary and more. This month he's shepherding another ghost story to the screen as a producer of "Mama." No...Read More »
Easily one of the biggest pieces of movie news that arrived in 2012 was the announcement that more "Star Wars" sequels were on the way. And heading into 2013, it's still on everyone's mind, even though "Star Wars: Episode 7" isn't due into theaters until 2015. What we...Read More »
It may seem a bit weird that Jessica Chastain is doing what appears to be a pretty low-rent horror movie, but we'd reckon it's another way to get an auteur notched on her belt that already includes names like Terrence Malick, Jeff Nichols, Kathryn Bigelow, John Hillcoat and more. Guillermo del Toro ...Read More »
A few days before the film Guillermo del Toro was attached to direct but didn't, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," opened to record-breaking numbers last Friday, Warner Bros. unleashed the trailer for "Pacific Rim," the auteur's first outright foray into mainstream summer blockbuster fare (despit...Read More »
For a long time, it seemed as though "The Hobbit" would never get made. Despite the multi-billion dollar success of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" films, the rights to J.R.R. Tolkien's earlier novel were tangled up, and Jackson didn't even seem to be sure he wanted to go back to Middle Earth. E...Read More »
The first trailer for Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim" has landed. The film is an homage to Japanese giant monster films (called "Kaiju"), and features Idris Elba, Charlie Hunnam, Rinko Kikuchi and Charlie Day as humans caught up in a robo-monster war. It looks like Godzilla vs. Transformers, styl...Read More »
Though it's been over four years since a Guillermo Del Toro-helmed film has graced the big screen, he hasn't been resting on his laurels. Amidst all the projects he has lined up to direct himself, the Mexican filmmaker has also turned to producing interesting projects by promising up-and...Read More »
There's a lot of big hitters arriving in theaters next summer; "Iron Man 3," "Man Of Steel," "The Lone Ranger," "Star Trek Into Darkness," "The Great Gatsby," "The Wolverine," "Elysium." But if you'd asked us this morning what our most anticipated film of the warm months of 2013 was going to be, we...Read More »
If you ever thought that a trippy fantasy set against the backdrop of Fascist Spain in 1944 would make for a great night of musical theater, well today is your lucky day -- Guillermo Del Toro's beloved and critically acclaimed film "Pan's Labyrinth" is headed to the stage.Read More »
After a torrid few years that have stalled Guillermo del Toro's involvement with a number of projects, we're positively ecstatic that things are looking up for one of cinema's most affable filmmakers. After the well-documented troubles he went through on "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" and with ...Read More »


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Its time to have a look at the smart and stylish LG prada 3.0 phone. The third phone designed by Prada and built by LG has the name Prada at the back which appeals a lot in style and also its black body is tremendous. LG Prada 3.0 is mainly targeted to the fashion conscious audiences and for sure it will be very much popular with them. This phone has a long list of features including a 4.3" NOVA display, 1GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 processor, 1GB ram, 8MP auto-focus camera, HD video recording and many more. So lets have a detailed look at the phone.
The first impression of the phone makes you feel attracted towards the phone. you will find a Prada imprint on both the front and the back of the handset which makes the device easily recognizable from a distance. The rear cover has a Saffiano pattern for a better grip. However you would be disappointed to hear that the body which actually looks like a metal is not a metal in reality, its a plastic. However good finishing work and powerful styling compensates for that.
It has a 4.3" NOVA display which produces a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, and 217ppi pixel density which can give brightness of 800 nits. However thats not a big deal since there are many nokia phones which can push the brightness of the screen upto 1,000 nits. Still Prada scores well above all the LCD phones that are there in the market and gives a commendable contrast ratio with enough brightness.
LG Prada has 4 standard Android buttons from left to right they are Menu, Home, Back and Search. At the top there is a 3.5-mm audio jack, power button, the dedicated camera button as well as a micro-USB port. One interesting thing about the camera button is that, on hitting the camera button the front camera 1.3 megapixel gets opened up instead of the rear camera. Good thing for fashionistas to quickly use the phone as a mirror to see if their makeup needs touching up. The bottom side of the phone has only a microphone, two corner edges have steel buttons on the opposite end. Volume controls are on the left side, while interestingly nothing is placed on the right it is kept clean.
On opening up the phone it has a microSD card slot, a SIM card compartment and a 1540 mAh Li-Ion battery.
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The following are the specifications of this phone
- Quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G support
- Android 2.3
- 4.3" 16M-color IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
- 1 GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 processor, PowerVR SGX540, TI OMAP 4430 chipset
- 8 megapixel rare camera and 1.3 megapixel front camera
- 1080p video recording @ 30fps
- HTML5, Adobe Flash support
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n; DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct and Wi-Fi hotspot
- 21 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA speed
- A-GPS, digital compass
- Internal memory: 8GB and microSD slot
- Accelerometer, gyroscope and proximity sensor
- microUSB port
- 3.5mm audio jack
- Support for applications such as YouTube, Google Talk, DivX/MP4/H.264/H.263/ MP3/WAV/eAAC+ player
The interface of this phone has a classy gray and white theme unlike the other prada phones. The phone opens up with default icons such as Phone, Contacts, Messaging, Applications but you can easily rearrange them anyhow you want. There are total 78 homescreens in the phone and placing the icons is much fun in this phone. you have to tap and hold on the display or hit the add button in the menu a gridlines appear on the screen with widgets, shortcuts, folders and wallpapers to choose from. Select a item that you want to add in the homescreen and just tilt the phone. the item will get automatically added in the homescreen with the help of Gesture support.
The notification area of the phone has 5 options Sound, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC and Sync. LG Prada 3.0 Scenes is much similar to the HTC Sense's Scenes.
There is a task manager as well with a small dedicated widget on the homescreen you can access it directly from the homescreen only.
Contacts handling and messaging is quite easy in this phone. it can send all types of messages such as SMS, MMS and email. Email support is excellent with support for Exchange. You will definitely love it.
The on- screen keyboard is quite responsive and looks good in both portrait and landscape mode as well.
The phone has a very good music player with songs to select from writing the initial alpahabets in the search. Also one unique thing that we noticed in the phone is that on flipping the phone on one side it displays a cool 3D wall of all the albums that you have in the collections. Tapping a album will display all the lists of songs from it. Music player displays a big pic of the album cover in the center while the controls are at the top as well as bottom. This phone has an above average video player. The interface of the video player is kept very simple, there is a alphabet scroll to help users locate videos faster, with the help of the scrubber you can skip some part of the videos very easily, the video player supports files of all formats including 3GP, MP4, MKV, WMV and AVIs using DivX and XviD. This phone has a very descent audio output.
Having clicked some photos from the camera of this phone we realized that taking a picture was quite the slow affair. The clarity was good but the image processing was taking some time. So photography lovers who have the habit of clicking many photos at a time would be disappointed but the surprise package was the video recording. The 1080p video recording was excellent and clarity was awesome.
Talking about the browser of this phone with the help of flash support it can play all videos in it. The Prada 3.0 browser offers a handy option to bookmark a page in a quick section, it also supports double tap zoom and pinch zoom feature. I found the whole browsing experience really good.
As far as organizing is concerned then there are various apps such as Timer, World Clock, Stopwatch, voice recorder, Rich Note app and many more.
LG Prada 3.0 does not have a separate applications for the social network sites instead it has a single app called as Social+ widget, which does all the work of handling social networks. This phone has the latest version of android market with separate sections for top featured apps, paid apps and free apps.


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Kim's free-kick was deflected off the wall and into the net after Hassan Maatouk's 12th minute strike had put the unfancied hosts ahead in Beirut.
Korea lead the table with 11 points from six games ahead of Uzbekistan on goal difference. Iran are third with 10 after their 1-0 victory over Qatar (7) in Doha earlier on Tuesday.
Lebanon remain bottom with five points and, like Qatar, have now played seven matches and have only one remaining.
The top two from the group qualify directly for next year's finals in Brazil, while the third-placed team will still be in with a chance of joining them via the playoffs.
Maatouk raised Lebanon's hopes of pulling off an upset win over South Korea when he slotted Mohamad Haidar's cross into the bottom left-hand corner of the Korean goal.
The stunned Koreans went on the attack but Lee Chung Yong hit the post after combining well with Lee Dong Gook.
The visitors mounted several raids but Lebanese goalkeeper Abbas Hassan thwarted them time and again to preserve the hosts' lead at half-time.
After the break Korea's forwards spurned a hatful of chances.
In the 72nd minute, Kim Keehee headed Kim Chi Woo's cross against the post and seven minutes later Lee Dong Gook failed to slot home from close range after Hassan denied Kwak Taehwi.
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Unplug with us at our once a month music session. If you're a teen-or-older musician, bring your acoustic instruments and play together around the "campfire." Share your own songs with the group and/or we'll showcase songbooks and other resources from our collection. Arvada is full of fine musicians and this is a great way to mingle and learn a thing or two from the more experienced instrumentalists. Come pick a little, play a little...or just listen!
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Feb. 24 is an Early Release Day for Jeffco schools! Celebrate getting out of school early by dropping by the Golden Library's Teen Area for games of all shapes and sizes. Grab a group of friends for an Xbox 360 or Playstation 4 tournament. Or, if you'd rather not spend your extra free time in front of a screen, we've got board and card games for an old fashioned face-to-face challenge!
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Suitable for: Grades 5-8
Tomatoes in Evergreen? You Bet!
Choose the right produce to grow in your mountain food garden. With our short growing season, mountain soil, and cool summers, what provisions can we possibly grow in our gardens that will produce? As it turns out, a lot! Just in time to plan for a great 2016 garden season, join master gardener Margaret Rode in a fruitful discussion of seeds and plants that are specially adapted for our conditions. Learn about sources for high altitude seeds, easy tactics for getting an early start on things, and choosing varieties that are tough, hardy, AND productive.
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Sometimes love hurts. Sometimes love can be deadly. Cue the ominous music…
Kick off Valentine's weekend with a mystery. Here's the scenario: A harmless date between four couples quickly turns sour as a murder among the group brings out old wounds and secrets. With everyone having something to hide, who could have committed the murder? Is one of the friends a murderer or does someone working in the restaurant have a greater secret to tell?
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Please register in advance.
Are you "yarning" to learn to knit or crochet? Or do you already know your way around the needles and want to share your "purls" of wisdom? We invite you all to join us for the Evergreen Knitters Group! Pick up new tips and tricks, have other knitters/crocheters help you through difficult patterns or simply explain a new-to-you technique. It's a tightly knit group that will keep you in stitches, so come share your project with us!
6 p.m. Wednesdays
Jan. 27
Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24
Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23
Suitable for: Adults and Teens
Fact: A regular writing schedule keeps you motivated and makes those creative juices continue to flow. Join our teen writing group at 4 p.m. on the last Monday of each month and discover the magical words within you. This writing group is all about you.
No matter the plan, this program has something for you. Who knows?! By the time Summer Reading rolls around, you just might have something that's ready to be published as an eBook. We'll explore the technology involved in publishing eBooks, too. Imagine publishing your own story online…
Monday, Jan. 25
Monday, Feb. 22
Monday, Mar. 28
Monday, Apr. 25
Monday, May 23
Monday, June 27
Monday, July 25
Suitable for: Grades 6 – 12
Library research has evolved. Instead of stacks of books, encyclopedias, microfiche, and old newspapers, today's research is all about the Internet.
That's why we're hosting a workshop to show you how to use the amazing and free research tools available through Jefferson County Public Library (JCPL)'s FreeSearch.
Bring a topic to explore and our librarians will open your eyes to all the "FreeSearch" tools available for free with a Library Card (also free). Learn how to delve deeper than simple top-tier searches and discover more through credible sources. This workshop is limited to 12 participants, each of whom will have use of a touch-screen laptop.
1 - 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23
7509 S. Alkire St., Littleton – in the McDonald's near the Bookmobile
Registration required.
Suitable for Teens & Adults
What's a Teen Advisory Board (TAB)? It's a fancy way of describing a group of teens who are interested in becoming more involved in their community and library. These teens work with teen librarians to determine which areas of service they wish to focus. Teens can give input on library Young Adult books and materials, help lead/create programming, volunteer at events, organize community service projects, and influence how their library serves their community.
We asked some of our Teen Advisory Board members why they decided to get involved with Jeffco Library and here's what they said:
"I decided to join TAB for a few reasons. One thing was that I had been to a few teen functions at the library before, and it seemed like planning the events would be something I would enjoy. Also, I had been to a meeting at another library with some of my friends, and the experience was a unique and really enjoyable one."
-Izzy, Columbine Library
"I decided to join TAB because I decided I would like to be more involved with the community and help others (give back)."
-Angelica, Lakewood Library
"I wanted to help the library with its events, and I had some ideas that I wanted to put in. I also volunteered at the library over the summer and I wanted to continue to support some of its great programs."
-Ellie, Columbine library
We also asked our TAB members why they think other teens should join them. Here are their reasons.
"Everyone in TAB is super fun, creative, and really amazing to be around. The behind-the-scenes planning is a very unique and awesome experience that can spark many creative muses in anyone. And, lastly we get to talk about a lot of awesome stuff that is exclusive to TAB. And the cookies; cookies are one of the best parts."
-Izzy, Columbine Library
"It's fun to plan events, it makes you think about younger kids, after hours parties are fun, especially for 8th-9th graders. "
-Annie, Lakewood Library
"TAB is a great way to get involved with the community and know what's going on with your local library (events, movies, etc.)."
-Angelica, Lakewood Library
TAB is fun, helps with creativity and planning skills, and you can meet some awesome people that have similar interests to yours.
-Ellie, Columbine Library
If you love what's going on at the library and you want to supply a little bit of your brand of awesomeness to the events that will going on in the future, come on over the TAB side, we have cookies!!!
-Mykenna, Columbine Library
To review: TABs let you get involved with your library, plan teen events, and give back to your community. It's also fun and creative, lets you connect with other cool people, allows you to see behind the scenes, and you occasionally get cookies. Want to get involved in your library's TAB? We're taking new members for 2016 now! All you have to do is connect with your local Teen librarian to get involved!
Friday, December 4th
10:30am: Festive Family Fun
Join us for a special outdoor hayride storytime! You might need mittens and parkas, you might need sunscreen, but we'll be doing a holiday craft and you can get your picture taken with Santa! No registration required (weather permitting)
12-8pm: Holiday Used Book Sale
Make a massive dent in your holiday shopping list - without making one in your wallet - at our annual Holiday (gently) Used Book Sale. Presented by the Friends of Jefferson County Public Library. All proceeds benefit library programs like Summer Reading!
5:30-8:30pm: Holiday Open House
We close at 5pm, but only so we can snazz up the place and re-open at 5:30pm! We're celebrating the Candlelight Walk with:
Come see us before the fireworks!
Saturday, December 5th
10am-4pm: Holiday Used Book Sale
Too much going on last night to concentrate on our great selection of used books for sale? It happens. Come by on Saturday and browse at your leisure!
Saturday, December 12th
8:30-10:30am: Breakfast with Santa at Table Mountain Inn
A pancake breakfast storytime with Santa? Yes, please! And wait...do Santa's elves seem familiar? Reservations required: http://goldencochamber.org/olde-golden-christmas
Holiday Open Houses
You are warmly invited to join us for our lovely holiday open houses. Several Jeffco locations are readying the trimmings to help us welcome you for a bit of holiday cheer. Please see below for times and locations. We look forward to seeing you and getting into the spirit of the season.
5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 1
In conjunction with Old Town Arvada's Lagniapppe celebration, the library invites you to attend our holiday open house! Enjoy the season among friends with music from Celtic guitarist Jerry Barlow, light refreshments, crafts, and pictures with Santa.
2:45 - 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 16
Join the Conifer library for holiday cookies, crafts, music and games.
5 - 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12
12 - 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13
Evergreen Holiday Open House and Book Sale
Join us for holiday festivities as we say "thank you" to our community. You'll enjoy live music from the Evergreen High School Choir Friday night, light refreshments, activities for kids and adults, and a "gently used" book sale.
Book sale:
10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 12
12 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13
5:30 - 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4
Join us for cookies and hot cider, balloon sculptor and music, live harp music performed by Maria Obryan as well as nearby entertainment (Golden Visitor's Center down the street) and fireworks (presented by City of Golden). The Candlelight Walk/Holiday Open House is a wonderful tradition. And do a little shopping too! Our Holiday Used Book Sale presented by the Friends of Jefferson County Public Library will be open:
12 – 8 p.m. Friday, December 4
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Saturday, December 5
2 - 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12
'Tis the season for music, crafts, and cookies! We're hosting an Open House with Celtic fingerstyle guitarist Jerry Barlow. Join us for cookies, cider and kids crafts.
Wheat Ridge
12 - 4 p.m. Sunday Dec. 6
Get that ho ho ho spirit with our kids craft party. Kids are invited to create a craft for holiday gift giving and to have their faces painted from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m.


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January 23, 2012 - From the field
UN's Ban Ki-moon Says "Responsibility to Protect" Works
At a MacArthur-supported conference on the doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon voiced his strong support for R2P. Read More
January 6, 2012 - From the field
More Countries Join the International Criminal Court
Seven additional countries have joined the International Criminal Court and ratified the Rome Statute due, in part, to the work of MacArthur grantee the Coalition for the International Criminal Court. Read More
December 23, 2011 - From the field
UN Ban on Torture Invoked in Nigerian Police Case
The High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, ruled that Nigerian police violated the rights of a cab driver who was tortured and detained for 27 days without trial. Read More
December 16, 2011 - From the field
Russian Grantee Wins Ruling, Repayment on Tax Status of Foreign Donations
Russia has repaid Agora Human Rights Association nearly one million rubles in excess taxes, the result of a precedent-setting ruling which found that Russian nonprofits are not required to pay tax on donations from foreign donors. Read More
November 4, 2011 - From the field
Advancing Accountability for Atrocity Crimes in Latin America
George Washington University's National Security Archive was featured on PRI's The World to discuss the progress being made to advance accountability for atrocity crimes in Latin America. Read More
August 25, 2011 - From the field
Mexican Court Requires Civilian Trials for Human Rights Violations by Military
Influenced by MacArthur grantees like the Comision Mexicana de Defensa y Promocion de los Derechos Humanos, Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that members of the military accused of human rights violations be tried in civilian courts. Read More
July 26, 2011 - From the field
Benetech Helps Establish "Forced Disappearance" as a Crime in Guatemala
Using statistical analysis of evidence from the Guatemalan National Police Archives, MacArthur grantee Benetech helped convict and sentence two policemen for the disappearance of a prominent union leader. Read More
July 20, 2011 - From the field
MacArthur Grantees Receive 2011 Emmy Nominations
ProPublica, Independent Lens, ITVS, PBS FRONTLINE, and POV — all MacArthur grantees — received a combined 30 Emmy nominations in 2011. Read More
July 4, 2011 - From the field
ASILEGAL Helps Man Go Free After 12 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment
Arrested in the Mexican state of Guerrero in 1999 for murder, Pedro Gatica became a victim of excessive and unwarranted delays in Mexico's criminal proceedings. Read More
June 14, 2011 - From the field
Law Student Clinic in Mexico Aims High
This news story by Ken Ellingwood profiles a legal aid clinic that frequently takes cases that yield legal precedents or lead to new laws in an effort to modernize Mexico's legal system. Read More
May 1, 2011 - From the field
Peace versus Justice: A False Dilemma
In recent years, there has been a marked shift away from making compromises on justice with powerful perpetrators of mass atrocities in order to end conflicts. Read More
April 28, 2011 - From the field
MacArthur Grantees Support Nigerian Elections
Many MacArthur grantees, including Enough is Enough, the Policy and Legal Advocacy Center, the West African NGO Network, and the Transition Monitoring Group, assisted in or helped oversee the country's general election. Read More
April 28, 2011 - From the field
National Human Rights Commission in Nigeria Gains Independence
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan signed an Amendment establishing the autonomy of the country's formerly semi-governmental National Human Rights Commission. Read More
April 11, 2011 - From the field
Grantee Awarded Human Rights Prize by the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly
The Committee Against Torture, a human rights grantee based in the Russian city of Nizhny Novgorod, was awarded the biennial Human Rights Prize by the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly to honor "outstanding civil society ... Read More
March 31, 2011 - From the field
Grantee Leads Effort to Improve Accountability of Police Officers
The Institute for Security and Democracy formalized agreements with the Mexican state governments of Baja California and Nuevo León for ongoing monitoring of police performance. Read More