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The 2012 Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Tournament concluded last night with first-time participants Toronto Academy walking away with the ladies title, while Hikers won the Veterans and Men's categories. The tournament was played at the National Gymnasium.
In the first final, Hikers defeated GCC 5-4 after a go-ahead goal from Tristan Gomes in the 45th minute. Other scorers for Hikers were: Brian Asgregado in the 1st minute, two goals were scored by Devin Munroe in the 5th and 26th minutes followed by Sheldon Corlette in the 33rd.
The scorers for GCC were Phillip Fernandes in the 10th minute, Alan Fernandes in the 13th and 31st minutes while Devin Hooper scored their last goal in the 38th minute.
In the second final between the Trinidadians and Canadians, the Canadians proved to be the better team with their 6-2 defeat of Magnolias. This is the Toronto Academy's first time in the championship. The scorers for the Toronto Academy were: Ally Evanyshyn with three goals in the 8th, 12th and 27th minutes, Chelcie Mendonca in the 22nd minute and a double from Kaelan Watson in the 26th and 29th minutes.
Mika Tang and Stacey Butts scored for Magnolias in the 2nd and 13th minutes. At half time the score was two-all however, that changed in the second half of the competition when the Canadian ladies returned to the court. Five-time champions Hikers defeated GCC to win the men's final by a 3-1 margin. Jerazeno Bell in the 20th minute, Robert France in the 36th minute followed by Aroydy Branford in the 38th minute were the scorers for Hikers. Orlando Semple in the last minute of the game, managed to score one for GCC. It was a struggle for GCC and they just could not find the net despite their best efforts.
Apart from cash prizes and trophies, several individual prizes were also awarded to the Most Goal Scorers: Phillip Fernandes with 8 goals in the veteran's category, Robert France of Hikers also with 8 goals in the Men's and Stacey Sue Butt of Magnolias with 18 goals in the ladies category.
Most Valuable Players were: Devin Munroe of Hikers, Rohan Thomas of YMCA and Stacey Sue Butt of Magnolias.
The Best Goalkeepers were: Azad DeAbreu of Hikers, Pradeep Kumar of GCC and Alysia Xavier of GCC.


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The driver of an SUV, that fell asleep at the wheel on Highway 264 in Greenville Saturday night and crashed, has been charged.
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Trooper A.B. Smith told WITN Keech's 2002 Ford Explorer was heading west into Greenville on 264 when he fell asleep at the wheel around 8:20 p.m. and crossed into the grass median.
Keech then tried to over-correct and lost control of the vehicle flipping the SUV twice in the median just east of North Campus Crossing.
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Im just now thinking that her crown reminds me of midna. Thanks zeronis for making my favorite champ in the game come to life!
I can't believe my eyes Beautiful
Lovely work, I've seem impressive cosplays of her.
I wish her dark balls on in-game would look cool and very powerful like this.
Reminds me of Dynasty Warriors for some reason! Awesome!
Hello, I'm hoping I get a response to this because I NEED to know. Is Syndra blind? We have two skins for her where her eyesight would be completely blocked out. A lot of us have been wondering if this is true as it seems to be in the realm of possibility.
I've been doodling Syndra for ages and saving this picture... she's my all time favourite champ, simply because of her design.
tbh this looks better than the splash hahah ^-^
Hello! I really appreciate this drawing of yours,I am a LOL player and I was wondering If I could do a re-make of this drawing? I actually want to re-draw the one in the middle,this will be done in order for me to learn and adapt to multiple styles (which I consider worthy, and yours is TRULY great!) and see how far I could go! Of course, CC and re-direct to original piece will be provided
You can check my folder here: xevozzez.deviantart.com/galler…
And one more question: you have multiple drawings in your gallery that I like (most interested in LOL ones), could I re-draw some others too?
Looking forward to hearing from you,cheers!
P.S. And Congratulations for all your artwork masterpieces!
You can check my folder here: xevozzez.deviantart.com/galler…
And one more question: you have multiple drawings in your gallery that I like (most interested in LOL ones), could I re-draw some others too?
Looking forward to hearing from you,cheers!
P.S. And Congratulations for all your artwork masterpieces!
one of my fav. champs.
why teh hell her ingame model doesn't looks like this. i mean at least the whole model could get a rework. her textures look ingame so damb creepy. plz rework her.. that she fits better with others.
Looks so cool, So much untapped power!!
It still bothers me that Syndra doesn't wear shoes...
Thanks for making me lose all hopes in my colouring skills...
love this. you very talented. don't mean to sound derp, but are the actual artish of all these champs, as in LOL riot employee
man this is spar... awesome XD
High precision work. One more time .
Awesome art of yours as allways She looks fantastic
Awww my main <3
This is one of my favorite designs in the game. She's a sorceress whose magic carries her, so she's allowed to dress somewhat sexily, but it's not over the top. Her design says 'regal' first and foremost. There's some flattering curves, but it's not about to fall off, it's not baring everything, and as a whole, just isn't too over the top in any direction. It's prettymuch exactly what an egotistical sorceress with delusions of goodhood would wear. It conveys her character nicely.
Easy on the use of "delusions" there. You'll never know when she's hearing you and waiting to smack those orbs on your face >.< (and yes, totally agree on your statement there. Egotistical, regal sorceress definitely defines her.)
These concepts inspire me so much! I hope to learn more and be able to create art just as mesmerising as you.
Stuck between buying Syndra or Zyra next D; I love them both so much.
she looks like Fran, from FF XII, a little bit. Love it, you're a genius!
Also, my favourite champion <3 I hope we one day see more skins for her.
*guy side speaking* if only i could easily remove her clothes...stuff it tight as heck
I like this better than her final release
i totally love her, she's wonderful and I love the way you draw! Syndra is my favorite champion and i'm going to cosplay her! <3
Syndra is one of my favourite champs. She's so good. ^__^
The boob window.. -,..,-
Looks better than the standard Syndra art. Very nice. ^u^
She has something of Sephiroth, not because of the silver hair, but rather by all mighty power's side. Did he somewhat inspired you ?
man.. i adore that
Looks amazing!
what a gorgeous character!!! You captured her personality perfectly through her pose and through her expression. Simply gorgeous piece of work. Your photoshop is stunning this is a definite masterpiece.
Syndra came out a while ago, why is her Official Concept Art barely on Deviant Art?
Other than that question I guess I'd usually say that this is pretty amazing xD
I love the orbs she's using.
She is Kool !
Syndra and Lissandra would be best friends if you ask me!
Beautiful character design~!
Elegance and power I love her so much.
I love her character design so much, I had to replace my main champion (Janna)'s skin with hers. I absolutely love playing her now


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Mark Ray of Skyview High School has been chosen as Washington's Teacher of the Year.
The announcement was made Monday in Seattle, where state officials honored nine educators from around Washington who had been chosen as regional teachers of the year.
Ray is a teacher and librarian/media specialist at Skyview. He also assists his Vancouver Public Schools colleagues with instructional technology.
In the nomination process, parents and fellow teachers described Ray as "transformational" and credited his enthusiasm for the success of projects ranging from redesigning classroom assessments to igniting an enthusiasm for research among students.
"Every year, I can't wait to see what new techniques he has come up with to help kids understand research," said teaching colleague Brenda McKinney.
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Ray's teaching style was described as one "based on a firm belief that there are many ways to say 'yes' to a student and that even seemingly insignificant interactions can have an enormous impact on individual students."
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Ray also coaches tennis at Skyview, where he has a "no cut" program.
Ray was honored about three weeks ago by the Vancouver school board after being named the Southwest Washington regional representative from Educational Service District 112.
"Teachers don't teach because they expect to win awards," Ray told the Vancouver school board members. "But I'm flattered and honored. I'm happy to represent Vancouver Public Schools."
Ray's father also was a Vancouver teacher, and his mother served lunch to Vancouver students.
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Ray has been a teacher for 19 years, all in Vancouver Public Schools with the exception of a two-year leave to oversee school libraries in Belgium.
Ray also has taught at Hough Elementary and Discovery Middle School, as well as the former Shumway Middle School.
Kym Tyelyn-Carlson, Skyview principal, described Ray as a "slayer of ignorance."
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Ray also received a 2011 award from the Washington Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development for "influencing the instructional leadership and professional growth of educators."
As state Teacher of the Year, Ray will work with community groups, businesses, government officials and future teachers around Washington.
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This year marks Sarah Lawrence College's 71st commencement. A total of 279 Bachelor of Arts degrees were awarded to undergraduate students and 120 graduate students received their Master's Degrees. Sarah Lawrence welcomed back alumnus Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, internationally renowned neurobiologist and expert in pathogen discovery, as commencement speaker.
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On behalf of faculty, family, friends and the greater Sarah Lawrence community I am delighted to congratulate you for what you have achieved here during the past 4 years. As a fellow alumnus let me also congratulate you for the original decision to select membership in this extraordinary community. The significance of your decision will become increasingly evident as you reflect over time. I am not speaking only of the wistful reminiscences that you would have anywhere but rather of the legacy of eclecticism, tolerance, and excellence that is the essence of Sarah Lawrence and the foundation for continuity as our culture evolves.
Commencement speeches should have a theme that condenses a lot of enduringly useful information into a convenient travel sized package. I will try not to disappoint you. Those in the audience over 40, and many more of you through the magic of video, will remember a scene in "The Graduate" where a young Dustin Hoffman is pulled into a corner and given a single word of advice for planning his future: "Plastics." Here the term was used pejoratively as a noun to describe what was shallow and disposable in middle America in the late 60s. Nonetheless, it is good advice. I, too, will distill my vision for the future into the term "plastic." However, I will use the word in its original sense, as an adjective implying the capacity to be molded or the ability to create. The correlate from the field of brain research is the term plasticity, meaning the capacity to respond to the environment. If I have learned anything immutable during the course of 47 years on this planet it is that change is inevitable. The choice therefore is to learn how to embrace change by stretching or to tear. The good news is that education at Sarah Lawrence is focused on process as much as content; thus, you are poised to remain flexible and thrive in a world where the rate of change is accelerating. During the next few minutes we have together I will try to illustrate general and practical principles using examples from my own experiences.
Sarah Lawrence is well represented in the arts and humanities but there are few graduates in the biological and physical sciences. I expect that I was selected as a commencement speaker this year because there is a new emphasis on the hard sciences here. A question I am frequently asked is how I became a scientist-I suspect the question people really want to ask is why I did so or why I chose SLC if my goal was to pursue a career in biomedical research. The answer of course is that while many of us make plans, events have a way of transforming those plans. If we are plastic we view these changes as opportunities rather than inconveniences. When I started at Sarah Lawrence in 1970 I was interested in mythology, philosophy, and cultural anthropology. Does the fact that I spend most of my time now isolating and characterizing viruses or animal models of human diseases mean that this was effort poorly invested? Not at all. Many of the concepts I now use daily in molecular biology and neuroscience are rooted in lessons learned by reading Hegel, Levi-Strauss, and Thomas Kuhn. Perhaps the most important of these is that models are constructs that must be adapted with accumulation of new data. Having an historical perspective on how paradigms emerge has encouraged me to take on projects others thought undoable and to recognize that research is most exciting when the facts (or data) don't quite fit.
In the early 1980s while a neurology resident in San Francisco I was privileged to witness two paradigm shifts in infectious diseases that set the stage for my career in pathogen discovery. The first was the introduction of AIDS. The implications of this virus for clinical medicine, politics, economics and culture are only beginning to be appreciated. As bad as this disease has been for us in the developed world, its devastation in subsaharan Africa has been far worse, where an entire generation of adults has been lost and children are maturing without education or a coherent social structure. I was in the trenches as the disease was recognized and closely followed theories of pathogenesis as they evolved from recreational drug toxicity and immune system exhaustion to HIV. The notion that a virus could cause a slow decline in intellectual function, AIDS dementia, as well as a wide range of other bizarre neurologic syndromes was fascinating and prompted me to take additional training in neurovirology. The second paradigm shift was the discovery of prions. Not only did the notion that a protein could carry the information necessary for its own replication challenge a central dogma of molecular biology it also reinforced the concept that infectious agents could cause neurodegenerative disorders. Whether BSE/Mad Cow Disease or related diseases will ultimately affect a few or tens of thousands of people remains to be seen; nonetheless, I was personally and professionally inspired by the fearlessness and determination with which Prusiner, who ultimately received a Nobel Prize for his work, pursued an iconoclastic hypothesis in the face of public ridicule.
In 1985 while a fellow at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla I read a paper that suggested some neuropsychiatric diseases were due to infection with an unknown virus. Failures to isolate this virus using traditional methods led me to adopt unconventional ones. Listening to my muse I dropped safer projects and focused fully on this new problem. The identification of Bornavirus nucleic acids in 1989 demonstrated the power of molecular technology for pathogen discovery and provided the resources required to launch a research program focused on emerging infectious diseases at the University of California. During the past decade we have recruited an extraordinary international faculty comprised of creative, dedicated individuals who are not inhibited in their criticism of the lab director or one another, love the chase, and happily challenge and overturn doctrines and protocols. I had no doubt that our team would succeed when we were asked by New York State last September to isolate the causative agent of encephalitis, establish diagnostic tests, or find antiviral drugs for treatment of infection.
Much attention has been directed to the emergence and reemergence of acute infectious diseases like West Nile virus encephalitis. Responsible factors include enhanced international travel and trade, increasing population density, deforestation and enhanced interaction of humans and wildlife, and perhaps global warming. Some pundits are also concerned about bioterrorism. We are both creating instruments and reagents with which to rapidly identify infectious agents and actively pursuing surveillance in regions of the globe where new microbes are anticipated to appear. As proud as I am of this work and our contributions to recognition and control of West Nile virus, I also appreciate that capturing such low hanging fruit is straightforward in comparison with other projects now initiating in infectious diseases. Here I am referring to investigating the role of microbial agents in the pathogenesis of cancer, rheumatologic, cardiovascular, endocrine, and central nervous system disorders. There is mounting evidence to indicate that microbes and even vaccines can cause disease via cryptic infection, hit and run mechanisms, or eliciting immune responses that crossreact with normal tissues to induce autoimmunity. I am convinced that the application of pathogen discovery technology to chronic diseases will reveal discoveries as important as those promised by the genome project. Indeed, when we hear arguments favoring the role of genes or environment in behavior or disease we must recall that the nature-nurture dialectic has been argued for millennia. Biomedical research will increasingly require flexibility in thinking and a capacity for synthesis.
1999 was my 25th reunion since graduation. I enjoyed song night, learned to juggle, read the Decameron with Judy Serafini-Sauli and found parallels between the disruption in social fabric associated with plague in the 14th century and AIDS in our own, and had breakfast with Ilya Wachs and Oliver Twist. I held a seminar on how viruses and bacteria cause disease and described the methods and reasoning used to implicate infectious agents in disease and steps required to create vaccines and antibiotics. I shared a bathroom in Titsworth with a graduate from the class of '44. Neither of us felt there was anything unusual in the room assignment. The previous year I was privileged to participate with Joanne Braxton and Susan Meiselas in a panel discussion on creativity honoring then new President Myers where we ran the gamut from history to politics to neurobiology and discovered similarities in motivation and process. Where else but Sarah Lawrence could one indulge in such an smorgasbord of experiences. Given your talent, energy, and potential for achievement I am certain that your reunion in 2025 will also be extraordinary.
I will close with some practical advice: Floss. Use sunscreen. Read the NYT Science Times on Tuesdays and the Book Review on Sundays. Do crossword puzzles. Exercise. There is increasing evidence that mental and physical exercise preserve brain function and enhance immunity. Take vitamins in moderation. Although there are no data at present to indicate that vitamin supplements are beneficial to normal individuals in the prime of life it will take fifty years to do the studies required to assess whether consistent use of anti-oxidants and mineral supplements will stave off such infirmities as dementia, Parkinsons disease, or osteoporosis. Keep a pet. Maintain a long term relationship with a partner. Both have been shown to increase life span and emotional well being. Work and play with people who are smarter than you are. Encourage and welcome criticism. Stay plastic.
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We live under the constant threat every moment of every day of nuclear annihilation. The existence of 16,300 nuclear weapons on the planet places our very survival in great peril. Whether by plan or accident a nuclear attack has no meaningful medical or humanitarian response. As chronicled by Eric Schlosser in his book Command and Control, the number of times we have come close to nuclear disaster is mind boggling and it is a matter of sheer luck that we have not experienced a nuclear catastrophe. Luck is not a security policy and ultimately will run out unless we change our thinking and work to abolish nuclear weapons entirely.
"A man who has committed a mistake and does not correct it is committing another mistake." -Confucius
Half a trillion dollars. With that kind of money we could buy Facebook, Scandinavia, General Motors (again), the Chinese Politburo and all the good bits of the Former Republic of Yugoslavia. And, with luck, Taylor Swift. Instead, we're getting a trouble-plagued new fighter jet that is running $163 billion over budget and close to a decade behind schedule. Worse, by the time it is finally put into service, it is quite possible that it will not be able to perform the missions for which it was intended. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the King-of-All-Jackass-Defense-Programs, the F-35 Lightning II.
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Geneva, Switzerland 10 December 2014 – On the Occasion of Human Rights Day, the International Federation of University Women (IFUW) draws global attention to the fundamental human right to education, which directly enhances sustainable development and is a critical means to combat poverty. The right to education is unequivocally enshrined in core international agreements and treaties including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the Convention against Discrimination in Education, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. Despite the widespread global recognition, the international community as a whole is not on track to meet the most fundamental education target of achieving universal primary education – as set out in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). 58 million children are still out of school,[1] the majority of whom are girls. [2] IFUW urges all stakeholders and policy makers, especially within the fields of education and international development, to adopt, implement, accelerate, and adequately finance measurable plans of action to increase access to, and completion of, all levels of education for all people. IFUW calls for particular commitment and support for at-risk groups, especially girls and women with disabilities, those of rural, indigenous or migrant background, and those displaced by war.
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A '50s photograph of the Main Street Risky Biscuit building does exist, responded local historian Tommy Cobb to last Sunday's inquiry on behalf of Daniel Bilello.
That image will take Bilello back 50 years to the Mardi Gras parade scene that shows the building in the background. I have not seen it yet myself, but it is among the pictures in Cobb's recently published volume of historic local photographs.
The book has been on sale since before Christmas at local book stores. Thrifty Cobb, when he called to tell me about finding a picture of the building, the original home of the Houma Municipal power plant, in his book, invited me to buy one and see for myself.
Good intentions: Equally thrifty, I had delayed my purchase until I needed it for this column. I checked with Bent Pages and was told that while a number of the Cobb books remained in the store, all of them had been put on hold for customers who had ordered them but had not yet picked them up.
The book is still available, salespeople said, and more books are on order, but it is advisable to call to make sure the book is in stock before you make a trip.
The book retails for less than $20, and has already achieved sufficient popularity, Cobb told me, to warrant a second printing. I will tell you more when I see one.
Legion Park Zoo? No response yet to Dwight Shackelford's inquiry about photographs of the park and small zoo that in the ë0s occupied a part of the parish property in the vicinity of Legion Park School and the largely abandoned Legion swimming pool.
Shackelford, who grew up in the vicinity, wants pictures to illustrate a reminiscence of the good times he had there. Surely, a family album somewhere has snapshots of zoo animals or children playing in the park. If you can help, write or call. I will let Shackelford know.
Rare paper: The Terrebonne Patriot was a weekly newspaper published in Houma beginning in 1869. Only two issues, from 1870, are preserved on microfilm available in the Terrebonne public library. If other issues survive, they have not turned up, and it is not clear when the paper ceased publication.
Published and edited by R.W. Francis and associate editor William Wilson, "The Patriot" was a thin paper, just four pages on the front and back of a folded single sheet, and there appears to have been little local news to report.
A full front-page column of the April 23, 1870, issue was given over to "Pen Dippings," short filler items gleaned from issues received in "exchange" with other newspapers.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=50925&th=10111#msg_50925 <![CDATA[I recently managed to leave some FUD pieces overnight* in some cheap nail varnish remover. When I eventually rescued them I found that they had softened and become pliable. I would guess that they would be nearly as pliable as styrene sheet.

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 Frosted Detail printed in thin sheets (0.5 - 0.7mm) is very flexible; it reminds me of Tupperware.]]> GWMT 2012-07-06T19:28:36-00:00 Re: More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52088&th=10111#msg_52088 <![CDATA[I have some wonderful models of World War One biplanes in FUD. Unfortunately, their wings droop. If I soak them in acetone to make them flexible and try to bend them back into shape, do you think they'll stay that way when they dry or go back to drooping?]]> fred_oliver 2012-07-30T15:06:03-00:00 Re: More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52094&th=10111#msg_52094 <![CDATA[You would be better soaking them in very hot water.]]> BillBedford 2012-07-30T16:22:43-00:00 Re: More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52099&th=10111#msg_52099 <![CDATA[Thanks. I'll give it a try.]]> fred_oliver 2012-07-30T17:45:02-00:00 Re: More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52100&th=10111#msg_52100 <![CDATA[Hi fred;

 Try warming it up and weighting it to remove the droop. The material remembers the orientation it was printed in and will try to return to its original shape when heated:  http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&goto=4051 5&&srch=warped#msg_40515]]> GWMT 2012-07-30T17:57:42-00:00 Re: More on FUD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52101&th=10111#msg_52101 <![CDATA[Thank you. I was hoping that would be the case.]]> fred_oliver 2012-07-30T18:05:17-00:00


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In the scope of the Open Screen project Adobe has facilitated the use of Flash on mobile devices. At the same time, Adobe now offers the SWF and FLV specifications as a PDF download.
Whereas software vendors were previously required to pay licensing fees to Adobe for using Flash technology on mobile devices, this obstacle will be removed with the next Flash release.
Adobe has also facilitated access to the SWF and FLV specifications. Previously, Adobe required developers to sign a license agreement before releasing this information, developers now have unconditional access. Adobe will also be looking to open the Flash player API for porting to mobile devices in the scope of the Open Screen project.
Adobe's Open Screen project is targeted at the mobile device market. It is supported by vendors such as ARM, Intel and Motorola, but also by content providers such as the BBC, MTV and NBC. Shantanu Narayen, Adobe's CEO said he was convinced that this would provide a consistent, and more open platform for rapid development of innovations to the benefit of users. Stefan Weigl, Adobe's spokesperson in Germany emphasized that Adobe mainly made money on the Flash CS3 Professional developer environment.
Despite open specifications, the two formats are not under a free software license. The Gnash player on Linux gives developers a free alternative to the Flash player. Although it does not support the full feature scope of the Flash Player, it is under constant development.
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I have been riding down the coast from Vancouver BC after returning from France and I'm tired of having cars whiz by me every second. Where can I go that is quiet like only one car an hour or so? I have to stick to roads or good gravel paths because I have a heavy bike on crummy wheels (long story).
I was thinking of going to Mexico, is this a good idea? I'd need to visit a school for a few weeks to pick up some Spanish so if anyone has advice on where to go and how to do that I would appreciate it. I have only $5000 CAD and want it to last so the cheaper the better. What are roads like in Mexico? Any good Desert roads in Cali, AZ, Nev, NM or TX I should know of?
Anyone want to come with? I'm in Eugene OR and have been mostly alone in foreign countries for a month. Need someone to chat with tho I'm prolly too abrasive for most. W/E msg me if you want.
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Live With Less To Find More
January 28, 2015 I am a bit trendy. I am quick to jump on the band wagon if it is for a good cause, new experience or life-affirming adventure. more »»
Groups Stage 'Friendraiser' Concert
January 25, 2015 What do you do when you want to "raise a roof"? Well, you might begin by staging a "friendraising" event. That's just what representatives of the Wheeling National Heritage Area Corp. more »»
Looking at Learning — and the Moon — in New Light
January 23, 2015 I was challenged recently to "name the one person who influenced (my) passion as a professional and led to (my) resilience." There were so many people who influenced my passion as a professiona. more »»
Vaccine Not Cause of New Symptoms
January 19, 2015 DEAR DR. ROACH: My wife is 69 and had diphtheria as a small child. She was told that she should never have a vaccination or combination vaccination that contains a diphtheria toxoi. more »»
Hard to See Daughter Being Man's Servant
January 19, 2015 Dear Annie: For 10 years, my daughter has been in a relationship with a man from another culture. He is controlling, manipulative, arrogant and patronizing. more »»
Art Alive And Well In Wheeling
January 18, 2015 As readers will notice on today's Life cover and throughout the section, the 2015 art exhibition session has clearly begun. The art scene in the Wheeling area is definitely alive and well. more »»
Not Taking Things For Granted
January 15, 2015 I had the most amazing Christmas. I didn't spend it in Florida or get expensive gifts. My Christmas cards didn't even get in the mail, but this Christmas was one of the best ever. more »»
Seeing Green
January 14, 2015 I was looking out the window this morning over the basil, parsley and sweet potato plants, which are overwintering in the house and dreaming about what was going to be planted in beds covered in the... more »»
Wheeling's Duffy Cast In New Musical
January 11, 2015 Wheeling native Michelle Duffy, an actress who has appeared on Broadway and off-Broadway stages, has been cast in a new musical that is said to be "Broadway-bound. more »»
Gifts Have Both Educational and Entertainment Value
January 9, 2015 Christmas was a wonderful day, and watching our 7-year-old grandson open his gifts was very enjoyable and rewarding. more »»
The Year Of Thanks
January 8, 2015 Bad news is everywhere you look these days. Just check out the headlines. And if we let ourselves focus on these events, we may overlook all the wonderful things that are going on around us. more »»
Child Blamed For Grandma's Suicide
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Wheeling in Big Apple Spotlight
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Boland Not Taking Other Job
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Man Charged With Battery
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Village Raises Water Rates
January 2, 2015 Mingo Junction Village Council this week voted to raise water rates for its residents. more »»
Nonprofits Awarded $7,500 in Grants
January 2, 2015 Wetzel County nonprofit organizations got a boost this week, as the Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley announced $7,500 in donations to various charities, organizations and programs intended t... more »»
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Joe Byrd opened up Byrd Training Facility "BTF"in 2014, after having a successful first year at it and having many riders come through, he is busy making more accommodations for more riders. RESERVE your spot now!!! Joe also will accept payment plans and credit card (with a 5% service charge).
It is open year round for all ages and at any location Joe happens to be at!! Sign up now at email@example.com
People have traveled from countries all over the world including Finland, Sweden, Portugal, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Latvia, England, Russia and many others to attend his schools which teach everything from diet and nutrition to bike set-up.


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Knorr Bouillon Perfect Flavor Rub
- Recipe Serves1
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- 1 Knorr® Bouillon Cube
- 1 Tbsp. olive oil
- 1 lb. chicken or beef
- To make a super easy yet flavorful meat rub, blend a crumbled Knorr® Bouillon Cube with 1 tablespoon of olive oil, mashing until well combined. Rub on meat and prepare as desired by grilling, broiling, roasting or sauteing. For chicken, use a Knorr® Chicken flavored Bouillon Cube and for beef, use a Knorr® Beef flavored Bouillon Cube. It's great for any and all cuts of meat. One cube seasons 1 to 2 lbs. of meat perfectly and you'll be amazed at the savory burst of flavor it will add to your favorite recipes.
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Jul 9 2008I Want: Bubble Wrap Calendar Is Popsome
The Bubble Calendar is a poster-sized calendar with a bubble to pop every day. They're available in vertical and horizontal models and measure 48" x 17.5" (or 17.5" x 48"!). The printed on paper version will set you back $30, but if you want it on a high quality plastic backing you'll have to pop $50. I think I want one, the only problem is I have no self control. The entire calendar would probably last a week. Now a condom calendar -- that'd last a while. And not because I live dangerously, but because I've never seen a vagina. Unless that blurry one I think I saw on the scrambled porno channel counts. Which, let's be honest, totally should. Haha, virgin no more!
Thanks Brendan, I rented a Moon Bounce for my party this weekend if you want to come over and try to pop it.
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Woo!!! My First Post ever and i was first^....neways the calendar looks pretty cool but yah would last too long with my cat... it loves bubble pop stuff. *Pop*
How do you stop yourself from popping everyday? Once you pop...
What they need is reflatable bubble wrap, that way we can pop forever!
I wouldn't be able to stop myself...I'd have to pop them all. I love bubble wrap.
Thats just as likely as getting a ballon that just popped to reinflate itself...would be neat though...
Ahhhh....I'd pop that bad boy within minutes!!
@ #4 - Reflatable bubble wrap? God, just imagine how good that would be!! Sore fingers (from all the popping) but you'd be uber chilled out!!
i'm actually really confused about the set-up of this "calendar"...it just looks like a bunch of numbers with random holidays on it. love it anyway though. *pop* *pop* *pop*
@8: I think the months are written horisontally up top, and the days of each month goes down vertically.
I can't beleive I actually burned calories in order to explain something so obvious. I should be a kindergarten teacher.
I'd pop them quicker than I eat all the chocolates in an advent calendar.
i just bought one for 2009. it ships in september. all of the bubbles will be popped by october.
but it will have been worth it.
Ok, this is just because I've come to love all of you guys so much...
Just don't expect stuff like this everyday. :)
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Mass Effect
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Mass Effect is a role playing game developed by Bioware. It was initially exclusive to the Xbox 360 but was later released for Microsoft Windows both at retail, and through the digital platforms Steam and Origin. PlayStation 3 enjoyed a release through the Mass Effect Trilogy, which is also available on Origin. Mass Effect was one of the first Xbox 360 titles that Microsoft confirmed would be backwards compatible with the Xbox One. As of October 2015, both Downloadable Content packs are available to Preview customers who have already obtained access to the DLC.
Del Rey Books released a novel that acts as a prequel to the events in Mass Effect titled Mass Effect Revelation. The book is 323 pages long and is written by New York times best-selling author Drew Karpyshyn.
Mass Effect is an action role playing game with third-person shooter elements embedded into the gameplay, similar to Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon. A player has the ability to pause real-time combat and issue commands to his or her comrades and resume gameplay. The player also has the ability to upgrade the main character in many ways to allow special skills to be used during combat (i.e. more damage, easier aim, etc.).
During the adventure, the player assumes the role of Commander Shepard. The game features an avatar editor that allows the payer to choose Shepard's physical appearance, including gender. The customization system was heralded as very detailed and photo-realistic. Shepard is in command of a ship called the Normandy and it's crew. The Normandy is the primary space vehicle and carries the crew to their specified destination. The galactic map in Mass Effect houses 30 confirmed planets that range in different environments from Arctic to desert. Some of these planets are not part of the main story arch thus they additional missions to the game.
Mass Effect houses an extensive campaign that runs from between 18 to 30 hours long. The story surrounds an ancient prophecy that a technology-based race returns to the galaxy to eliminate all organic life every fifty thousand years.
Aside from the extensive story involved in the campaign, the game houses a complex dialogue system that allows for detailed character interaction. When a conversation is initiated, a player normally has three choices during the conversation. Each of these choices negatively or positively affects the way the NPC feels and responds to Shepard. For example, during an conversation a player can instruct Shepard to interrupt the NPC and demand an item from them. This same scenario could play out other ways with Shepard allowing the NPC to complete their thought and responding kindly. Not only does this game feature a different dialogue system, it also features realistic physical reactions from both NPCs and Comamnder Shepard.
Prequel Novel
The Novelization by Drew Karpyshyn introduces the potential player to the universe of Mass Effect. The story takes place around David Anderson, a Staff Lieutenant for the System Alliance Military. The story begins with an attack on a research station in Sidon in a section of the galaxy known as the Skyillian Verge. Once the SSV Hastings receives notice it is dispatched to investigate and sends Anderson into the base with a few other marines. To their horror they find that the base has been ransacked and all the scientists and guards have been killed. At the end of their investigation they realize that mercenaries rigged the base with a bomb. Anderson and company barely escape the blast.
After returning to the citadel questions start to arise. It is found that a member of the research team left the station before the attack. Kahlee Sanders is considered a fugitive and the ambassador for the system alliance sends Anderson to find her and bring her back for questioning. His investigation finally turns up a lead with Rear Admiral Grissom, an old earth hero. Grissom is found out to be Kahlee's long lost father.
When Anderson arrives at the Grissom residence Kahlee has already been to her father. He admits she came to him the night prior and asked for help, and he sent her on her way.
Limited Collectors Edition
The Limited Collector's Edition was available through pre-order only at retailers Gamestop, EBgames, Amazon and Bestbuy within the United States, and certain retailers in the EU. The Limited edition featured a Mass Effect fiction book titled "Galactic Codex: Essentials" - A 36-page guide to the Mass Effect universe, including a Citadel timeline and a guide to all non-human races, biotics and the key locations in the Perseus arm of the galaxy.
The Collectors edition originally retailed for $69.99 and included:
- Galactic Codex - A 36 page guide including Timeline, index of non human races, key locations in the galaxy, and information on biotics.
- Mass Effect Art Book - 36 pages of concept art.
- Bonus DVD - includes exclusive Mass Effect videos, two themes, 12 gamer pictures, and various video game demos.
Pre-Order Bonus
Bioware released limited number of pre-order gifts on a disc that included:
- Documentary - introduces the game
- Soundtrack - 3 tracks from the Mass Effect soundtrack
- Theme - 2 exclusive themes
- Gamer Pictures - 12 exclusive gamer pictures
The game received rave reviews, Official Xbox Magazine gave it a 10 and said that it was "a great science fiction [story] in video game form." The game review show, X-Play, gave it a 5 out of 5.
See also
External Links
- Mass Effect on Steam
- Mass Effect on Origin


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Fernando Antonio, Associated Press
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — As workers cleaned up the rubble of the century's deadliest prison fire, a collective rage built among relatives who gathered at the morgue and said the official explanation of a mattress fire was absurd.
Details of the investigation remained thin, and mystery swirled around the possible cause, from a crazed inmate who set fire to his bedding to rumors that gas cans were found inside and that guards deliberately set the blaze, whose death toll rose to 356 when a 31-year-old prisoner died in a hospital early Friday.
Family members said guards fired on prisoners to keep them from fleeing the flames, though guards and firefighters said they were shots in the air to summon help and to respond to what they thought was a prison break.
The attorney general's office said it was investigating all angles.
"It's impossible to believe that prisoners set the fire themselves when they too were going to die," said Felix Armando Cardona, 56, whose son, Luis Armando Cardona, 28, died in the blaze that broke out in Comayagua prison late Tuesday night.
In Geneva, the U.N.'s human rights office said Friday that an independent probe is needed and that Honduras must prevent a recurrence since it was the third fatal prison fire in a Honduran prison in a decade.
From the time firefighters received a call at 10:59 p.m., what should have been a rescue became a catastrophe.
Only six guards were on duty, four in towers overlooking the prison and two overseeing 852 people crowded into a facility built for half that number. Some 57 percent had yet to be convicted, either awaiting trial or being held as suspected gang members, according to a government report.
Survivors said they watched helplessly as the guard who had the keys fled without unlocking their cells.
"He threw the keys on the floor in panic," said Hector Daniel Martinez, who was being held as a homicide suspect.
Martinez said an inmate who was not locked in because he also worked as a nurse picked up the keys and, braving the scorching heat, went from one cell block to another, opening doors.
"He went into the flames and started breaking the locks," said Jose Enrique Guevara, who was five years into an 11-year sentence for auto theft. "He saved us, I tell you."
About 100 relatives of the presumed dead gathered in tight knots outside a barricade manned by police and soldiers at the Tegucigalpa morgue, their faces etched in pain as they waited for a public address system to call the name of the latest identified victim.
Family of the few victims identified by late Thursday were escorted to a cinderblock building where Red Cross workers in white suits unloaded black plastic body bags arriving from the prison farm about 55 miles (90 kilometers) away.
Most wore surgical masks to ward off the heavy scent of decaying bodies. Loads of cheap brown wooden caskets pulled up aboard pickup trucks, apparently donated.
Prosecutors' spokesman Melvin Duarte said 25 forensic examiners were working around the clock, starting with the few bodies that weren't too charred to have finger prints.
Prisoners who survived unscathed or suffered only minor injuries remained inside the prison. Those with more serious injuries were taken to hospitals and were trickling back Thursday. Some were being treated inside by the nurse credited with saving many lives.
Miguel Angel Lopez, a guard on duty inside the prison, said he called the fire brigade as soon as he saw the blaze, but it took firefighters 30 minutes to get inside.
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It makes me very happy to add this butterfly to the gallery here. I almost cried reading Prithivya's email when she shared this picture with me and told me that this was her first cross stitch project!
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I have only been lucky enough to stay on-site twice, and both times were at the Contemporary. I thought it was completely lovely, and really, really enjoyed it.
Going to the Art of Animation next, which I have high hopes for.
Would also love to stay at the Polynesian, the Dolphin, Port Orleans, and All-Star Movies. My husband and my mom are both dying to stay at GF.
So sad to hear so many bad experiences at the Polynesian! But I'd still really love to stay there. I've always thought it was gorgeous, and always heart really high praise for the restaurants. We went to the luau, but that's about it.


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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Very easy recipes for sour cherry preserves and cherry pit vodka.
... A week later my 19 lbs of Lapins arrived and they were gorgeous, sweet & huge! I quickly went to work putting them up for wintertime use so I could get back to picking huckleberries :) ...
Got 10 minutes? Then you've got time for sour cherry bam!
Tart cherries are by far, my favorite summer fruit, and this simple jam is a perfect way to showcase them.
A boozy concoction that is really best in its native territory: cocktails.
This flavorful jam is sweetened with concentrated apple juice and set with Pomona's Pectin, allowing you to nix the refined white stuff.
Did you pick way too many cherries this year? Need to use them up? I've got four delicious ways to preserve the season's harvest.
Say a fond farewell to spring and hello to summer with this Rhubarb Cherry Jam. Do it!
Jam teaches you a lot of these lessons that we learn hovering above a pot with a wooden spoon in hand. And, so, I think God, in a way, is in the food we cook. God tastes delicious in this jam.
Just a couple of things to preserve some more of the summer fruit. I recently made Cherry Plum Jam and Raspberry Lime Syrup.


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'Make mine a double'
Make mine a double, said Beefy. On the first day of The Oval Test against India, Ian Botham scored his 1000th run in Tests to go with his 100 wickets. It was his 21st Test, making him the fastest to the double. He broke the record of India's Vinoo Mankad, who got there in his 23rd. Botham went on to become the second player (Garry Sobers was the first) to do the Test triple of 1000 runs, 100 wickets and 100 catches.
Whenever he reached 100, Jack Hobbs felt his job as an opener was done. Really big hundreds didn't interest him. Except on this day. Batting for Surrey v Middlesex, the great man made 316 not out, the highest score of his career and the highest in a first-class match at Lord's until Graham Gooch hit 333 against India in 1990. Surrey declared at 579 for 5 and won by an innings. Hobbs was the only batsman to score 60,000 first-class runs. You can only imagine what his total might have been if he'd had, say, Don Bradman's appetite for gargantuan scores.
Set a target of 365 by Sri Lanka in Moratuwa, South Africa were saved from defeat by Jonty Rhodes' maiden Test century, an unbeaten 101. Clive Eksteen gave Rhodes valuable support by staying 92 minutes for his four runs. Having survived, South Africa went on to win the three-match series 1-0.
The day that crowd trouble erupted in the Lord's pavilion. With the cricket world's great and good assembled to celebrate the Centenary Test, the third day's play was eagerly anticipated. But overnight rain had left two old wickets wet and spectators grew increasingly frustrated as time passed with no sign that play would be likely. As umpires David Constant and Dickie Bird returned to the pavilion for the fifth time, one MCC member snapped and grabbed Constant by the scruff of the neck. The incident was quickly diffused, and the MCC showed that it would not tolerate such behaviour, sending the offending member a stiff letter of rebuke. That showed him.
Pakistan equalled the record for most hundreds in an innings when five of their batsmen got to the landmark against Bangladesh in Multan during the Asian Test Championship. Faisal Iqbal must have kicked himself when he got out for 9, after which his team-mates, Saeed Anwar, Taufeeq Umar (on debut), Inzamam-ul-Haq, Yousuf Youhana and Abdul Razzaq helped themselves to easy runs against a clueless attack. Pakistan completed an innings-and-264-run win inside three days.
Only seven bowlers have done the hat-trick twice in the same first-class match. One of them did it today, the last day of Worcestershire's home win over Surrey. Worcester's England legspinner Roly Jenkins took three hat-tricks in his career: these two and another one against Surrey the previous year.
Birth of slow left-armer Pervez Sajjad, who took 59 economical wickets (at 23.89) in his 19 Tests for Pakistan. He collected five in an innings three times, always against New Zealand. In Auckland in 1964-65 he finished with 5 for 42. In the 1969-70 series his 22 wickets came at only 15.63, including 5 for 33 in Karachi and his Test-best 7 for 74 in Lahore.
England ended their record run of 18 Tests without a win by beating Sri Lanka in a one-off match at Lord's - but it was scant compensation for having lost 0-4 to West Indies earlier in the summer.
On the last day of the Oval Test, with the Ashes now regained by England, Mick Malone scored 46 to round off an impressive debut. The previous day his medium pace and stamina had brought him figures of 5 for 63 in 47 overs. He is one of just seven players to take five wickets in an innings of their only Test.
Other birthdays
1930 Noel Harford (New Zealand)
1934 Balkrishna "Baloo" Gupte (India)
1967 Justin Vaughan (New Zealand)
1980 S Badrinath (India)


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Hey all- looking to get off my Specialized Crosstrail Sport and onto my first proper road bike. I feel on my a$$ and running isn't working to well these days but riding is awesome. I've worked up to 20+ miles on the hybrid and want to go faster... Easier.
I have read more about road bikes in two weeks than I thought possible. Ads like this :
"For sale is a 2012 Cannondale CAAD10 with 2013 Shimano 105 5700 Shifters, FD, and RD, FSA Brakes, and a Sram Force Crank. The wheels are 2012 Bontrager Race with Continental 4000S tires. Bike size is 54cm. Crank arm length is 175mm with 53/39 chain rings. The bike, components, and wheels are in great shape with little to no wear. The components were bought over the last winter and haven't even seen the road. Shimano 105 pedals and Bontrager RL saddle are included with this bike. Basically it's ready to ride, train, and race. I also have a Cycle Ops Mag trainer and some tires and tubes. Tubes are new in box and tires are a set of Michelin Pro 3 grip and a set or two of Continental 4000S. All in very good shape and ready to go home with a new owner."
Make me want to talk the wife into letting me buy more bike than I should. Any perspective on the deal listed above?


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Very informative and definitely learned new things and I have a better understanding of the software and where things are located. I will definitely be checking your Lightroom course!
This course is so full of good information presented in a way that makes it easy to watch. No tutorial is too long so it is easy to maintain concentration. I shall be using this as a reference for...Read more
By far the best course I took on Photoshop. Easy to follow along with and easy to understand. Thank you very much.
Yanik explains everything, including advanced topics, in a very simple and progressive manner. Good job!


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Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
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WASHINGTON — JPMorgan Chase & Co. has tentatively agreed to pay $13 billion to settle allegations about the quality of mortgage-backed securities it sold before the 2008 financial crisis, a person familiar with the negotiations between the bank and the federal government said Saturday.
If the agreement is finalized it would be the highest-profile enforcement action related to the financial meltdown that plunged the economy into the deepest recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
The person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal has not been finalized, said Attorney General Eric Holder, Associate Attorney General Tony West, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and the bank's general counsel, Stephen Cutler, negotiated the tentative settlement in a Friday night phone call.
The person said the tentative agreement does not resolve a criminal investigation of the bank's conduct.
On Friday night, Holder told the bank that a non-prosecution agreement was a nonstarter — meaning that the Justice Department will continue the criminal investigation, said the person. As part of the deal, the Justice Department expects JPMorgan to cooperate with the criminal probe of the bank's issuance of mortgage-backed securities between 2005 and 2007.
Spokesmen for JPMorgan and the Justice Department declined to comment.
Of the $13 billion, $9 billion is fines or penalties and $4 billion will go to consumer relief for struggling homeowners, the person said.
When the housing bubble burst in 2007, bundles of mortgages sold as securities soured and the investors who bought them lost billions. In the aftermath, public outrage boiled over that no high-level Wall Street executives were sent to jail. Some critics demanded that big bailed-out banks and senior executives be held accountable.
In response, the government in January 2012 set up a task force of federal and state law enforcement officials to pursue wrongdoing with regard to mortgage securities.