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Oh I'd take fossil hunter. Kabuto is epic! ok I know exactly what I'm going with. a mostly fossil based team. kabuto as my starter.
and RHCP you didn't add me to the reserved list. WEll I guess that shouldn't matter much now, though I need to know pictures or no for the appearance section?
Real Name: Jason Wolf
Real Age: 17
Real Gender: male
Personality: Jason has always been a bit… "energetic". With a mild cause of ADHD, you'll always find Jason unable to sit still, shut up, or keep on topic. Despite pushes from his parents to put this energy into sports, Jason preferred to sit around, and soak up random trivia on the internet and play video games. This combo has led him to be have a wealth of semi-useful information, and a slight addiction to the pokemon franchise, one that goes so far that he has almost memorized the pokedex. Typically he's not so bad a pretty average guy who you might hang out with thanks to the medication he's on since it helps him stay in control a bit more. Though if you start a conversation with Jason you'll run the risk of a never ending debate on what Pokemon should do for the next game, and that argument will not end well. Jason is terribly opinionated, and his temper is as short as a Primeape's. Despite his pathetically average build, he can be rather threatening. He's willing to start a fist fight over some of his most dearly held values, like what he's willing to do to succeed, his stance on war, and sadly his pokemon games. Those fist fights also got started over his bullying issues, being a nerd never was easy. Over all highly volatile and extremely unpredictable Jason is someone who you'd better be careful around, but the benefits may out weight the costs.
History: Up in a reserved northern Maine community Jason Wolf was brought into this world. Many of teachers wish he hadn't. Through his early years Jason was notorious for being an uncontrollable wild child. For some reason it took until his late middle school years for them to realize the child had ADHD. By then it was a bit too late though, Jason reputation was set in stone. The small town would always know him as what he was, an incredibly brilliant, but terribly obnoxious and hyper kid. With that as his rep, high school was rather aggravating. He was the easiest target with a couple of emotion and real scars from the idiotic things he did when he wasn't thinking things through. Climbing the statue in the middle of town in a dare, getting lost in the woods while playing cops and robbers, and catching his neighbor's cat in an elaborate trap out of boredom are a few examples. Probably the only hobby Jason enjoys that never got him in trouble was fossil hunting. With the high rocky coasts Jason could easily find the preserved remains in the shale. He kept a six piece collection of his best fossils on the shelf over his computer.
Jason thought it'd be the best week of his life when his school closed because it was damaged in a lightning storm, and a new pokemon game was coming out. It would be the perfect escape. Especially with how bad the one of the bullies had gotten. Normally they kept to rude comments and obnoxious jokes, but this guy was pushing it. He had broken into Jason's locker and stole all the books then returned them covered in grafiti, and even more recently had tried to plant fireworks in his locker, but accidently set one off before he finished the job. This week was suposed to be vacation from it all then it became his new torment.
((is it ok that some of the personality section explains his history too since I didn't put those points in the history as well.))
Avatar Name: Jercio Shade
Avatar Age: 17
Avatar Gender: male
Avatar Appearance:
Jason may have spent a bit too long customizing his avatar, and ended up rather unsure what he wanted to make. He originally considered copying red, but realized that was fartoo cliché. Instead Jason designed a rather average character, but one prepared for whatever could come his way. If this game was as immersive as it said then Jason wanted to be ready. Jercio stands right at six foot two inches, and has a fairly average build and weight maybe a little under. His face has sharp features which frame his glaring amber eyes. Jason specially made it so theymade it obvious when Jercio looked at you. Jason added a tiny scar just to the left of the center of Jercio's upper lip to mirror his own. Jercio has rather shaggy brown hair,but he hides it under a dark brown leather fedora.
To match this Jercio wears a leather duster, but it's adarker grayish brown that Jason spent forever trying to make. Under that Jerciohas two shirts a light gray short sleeve shirt over a long sleeve dark red shirt, for pants he wears black carpenter style jeans, and for footwear he has brown steel toe hiking boots. To keep up the theme of leather Jercio also has a leather belt with a pokeball holster on its right side, and carries a black leather satchel.
Starter Pokémon: Tyrogue, Yohi
Male; Vital Spirit; Hasty; Tackle, Fake Out, Foresight, Helping Hand.
---------------------------(updated team)
, Yohi; Male; Hasty; Vital Spirit; Tackle, Fake Out, Helping Hand, Foresight;
, Hurek; Male; Hasty; Keen Eye; Tackle, Sand Attack, Gust;
, Witor; Male; Naughty; Sniper; Poison Sting, String Shot, Scary Face;
Roleplay Sample: (provide a post from another RP you've been in. As recent as possible, but it should still reflect how you are planning to post in this RP. If you really have no sample post, type something up on the spot to show off!)
Wish I had a more recent pokemon one, but I'm between pokemon RP's. This also may not have been the best as this is a robot, with minimal emotion and personality. If you'd prefer I write one more relatable to Jercio/Jason I'd be happy to.
Relak the Golem
A Machine's will
Relak's body crashed to the floor smashing the cobbles. Relak glared at the new creature. His magnetic powers still needed a moment to charge up. When they did glowing red arcs of electricity shot out hitting all of his limbs and pulling them towards him. Re-assembled the golem towered over all the others. With a inhuman laugh Relak smashed his fists into the ground cracking the stone floor even more. Another burst of energy flew outward twisting the restraints that had once held him. Relak tore them off the wall and imbued them on his chest to seal the damage from the draining machine. It appeared like a baldrick across his chest.
"Repairs fulfilled. Begin retreat." Relak bellowed.
He stomped after the beast who had barked an order at him. He was far from subtle in his escape leaving a path of destruction behind him. At least the others could follow him easy. Unlike him trying to follow the wolfos he only barely kept up using his runic eyes to see the energy flowing off of him. Even as he ran Relak was deciding whether or not he should keep following this creature, or if he should just break off. After all Relak had minimal knowledge on these organics.
Also due to the hostile nature of the other nearby life forms the assumption that these organisms could be hostile led Relak to begin sharpening his fists on the walls. Anyone who got in his way would be trampled or just be ripped apart. The golem was on a mission. Survival now and return home later.
All was going well until Relak got cut off by two vile creatures. Their bodies were disfigured masses of flesh and fat, and their repulsive tusked faces looked as though they had been flattened by the impact of massive hammer. They wielded bladed weapons on the end of a staff, but Relak didn't see them as polearms due to their very crude construction. The blades were jagged and seemed as though they were forged using stones. The creatures prodded Relak with the pathetic weapons, but the shabby craftsmanship led to the tips shattering on Relak's metal skin.
"Futile attempts. Demonstration of resolve necessary." Relak roared.
The golem pulled back his right fist and thrust it forwards. Contact was made on the first monster's neck, and easily cracked the spinal cord. The sharpened edges on Relak's hands also cut and tore the creature's throat letting blood spew from its veins. Enraged the other creature increased its attacks, but they were still not enough to cause any real damage. Relak raised both of his fists and slammed them down on the creatures head splitting its skull and spilling it's small mind. With the monster's dispatched and his hands covered in their blood Relak tried to find the creature he had been following before.
"Objective lost. Inferring possible routes." Relak said doing his best to pick up the remaining traces of energy.
((final thing I jsut wanna ask why do some of you guys go out of your way to make these over the top SU's? I'm not talking the content, that you should strive for, but the formating. It feels like a bit much. sure it looks nice, but I don't even know how you do it. It seems a bit odd for a very much text based media.))
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I've never used the Flash...
The beep sound was bad. Not the loudness, but the sound of it. So I did silent mode as soon as I fist touched the camera.
This was last December... 10 month ago. Sounds ridiculous, but I only figured out why it did not work all this time, just now...
Yes, silent means no flash according to fuji. But if you don't want flash, you simply don't open it. Silent mode and Flash should have no connection to each other. Bad decision on Fuji.
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Major League Baseball believes the Los Angeles Dodgers do not have enough money to make their end of May payroll
AP Source: Dodgers lack cash for May 31 payroll - MLB - Yahoo! Sports
"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein
"If your worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on" Lance Armstrong
"Dress cute wherever you go, life is too short to blend in." Paris Hilton
"Money is one of the greatest instruments of freedom ever invented by man." F.A. Hayek
As a baseball fan I say what a shame. As a Giants fan I say lololololololololol!
That rug really tied the room together, did it not dude?
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no big deal. we had the same "problem" last year and we made the world series.
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no big deal. we had the same "problem" last year and we made the world series.
Did YOU?
Sorry, pet peeve.
No one but them will notice.
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no big deal. we had the same "problem" last year and we made the world series.
What's this WE ****?
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I have 2 car loans from Collins CCU, wonder if they would give me one more for the Dodgers.
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Data analytics is nothing new, with all kinds of organisations around the world trying to join-the-dots of all the data they hold and the swathes of data available online, much of it being published by individuals with little thought to the full range of people who might be trawling through cyberspace for nuggets of relevant information.
Yesterday's Observer and today's Metro lead with the story about Raytheon, the world's fifth largest defence contractor, and a product currently being developed that can 'gather vast amounts of information about people from websites including Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare.'
As we have warned before, privacy as we know it is being slowly eroded and it's not just our friends that are looking at what we share.
A wide range of companies are trying to develop tools that capture data online and analyse it in difference ways, exploiting the growing amount of information we share online and the wider opportunities to track us. If the only barrier is the amount of computing power at your disposal, clearly Governments have the potential to use these tools to profile and analyse their populations in ways never before possible.
This kind of tool joins the dots of our online lives, exploiting data for whatever purpose the user wants. The best way to protect yourself is to control the data you share, but Governments around the world need to be clear with their citizens how they are using these kinds of tools and if they are trying to search for criminals before they have committed a crime.
With so much of this data collecting, mining and analysis being done by private companies and governments around the world looking to exploit cyberspace as a means of control and surveillance, controlling these kinds of technologies is the greatest challenge to civil liberties and digital freedom of our age.
Incidentally, this kind of issue is exactly why Big Brother Watch was founded – can you support our work?
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As the cause behind the formation of the first particle is the cause behind the organisation of the universe, that single Cause is more profound than the entire universal phenomena. In every atom and cell, energy and life, in the reasons for their functioning, and in making them work the way they must, mathematics functions ceaselessly. Hence, mathematics is the universe. We know it acted behind the formation of the first particle too. What was its medium of functioning then? It was indeed not another particle. At that stage, only space and time were present; for them to be functional, consciousness too was necessary. But consciousness can exist only in the "unseen". Time is recognised as a feeling that shows the live state of energy and motion. In this mathematical law in consciousness, time acts as energy, and space as the medium of functioning. In the absence of anything besides these three, a sublime law in the unseen has acted as the cause. That cannot but be from a Commanding Source. The only possibility there was to have a flow of energy in space; the same mathematics exists even now. The universe originated from either a single particle or countlessly many but all at one time, from the cloudy infinite atmosphere to the present form with billions of stars, galaxy clusters and black holes. Let "black hole" indicate the extensive, intricate and profound causal relations that existed at first, continue now and ever. It handles in every nanosecond far more energy than myriad galaxy clusters together, and will guide us to the first cause behind the origin of the universe. The only system that deserves to be led to the first cause is the human mind. The black holes will fetch facts for thought before the intellect. While exploring the origin of the universe, should we think about particles or before them, a first cause? Know that the first cause is before the first particle. With the knowledge of the first cause, let us begin to read the great Book called the universe. Humankind is greatly indebted to the innumerable dedicated scientists and the extensive experimentations for all the precious knowledge gathered until now about particles to galaxies. We exist upon this solar system and think about the unseen supreme truth with a tiny part of the Original Consciousness. Mathematics has not disclosed the cause for its formation yet except its value or positions. We call a particular mathematical order the golden ratio; so far, it just had a mathematical structure but not a form of its own. Colour is known to be a command from the Source; light and matter are made the reason for it to appear. The three basic colours represent space, time and consciousness; expanding its value thrice again based on space-time-consciousness, we obtain the 9 stages or digits; the natural numbers and golden sequence meet at 5; and this when added to itself dissolves in fulfilment. These laws existed before the formation of particles and not after. Testifying evidences are recorded precisely upon the Sun, the planets, in their arrangements, active signs and phenomena, in myriad happenings on the Earth, in nature and species, in the way human body is organised, in the inner constitution of atoms and cells, and in the entire universe. A part of the signs revealed from laws of mathematics and geometry in fundamental laws and "own form" of the golden ratio perceived with the five senses and inner vision, with logic and rules of accessing the unseen, is included overleaf. The "human face", distinct from everything else in the universe, is realised to be a depiction of laws of space, time and consciousness and a form of the golden ratio. It is also a system intended to gather, testify and expose the instructions of the Unseen. It reveals human deeds markedly as masculine and feminine. These pages must be revisited by a mind that goes steadily through this Message with absolute attention and supreme intellection. We read now about us, about why we are here and what our final destination is. Answer to this intellectual enquiry that began from the first human is getting obtained. The journey to the true, intended human destination commences.
Our body and life acquire the mathematics they need for existence; consciousness draws it too, but to an incomparably greater extent. In the absence of consciousness, the body slips into sleep, unconsciousness or coma. During coma, nature is burdened to preserve the body for the return of consciousness. As no other consciousness can enter a body, it cannot be put to any other use until the return of its consciousness; and as life persists the body cannot be recycled either. Although the body and life are invaluable, they are trivial when compared to consciousness. The measure of mathematics that acts in matter and energy within a particle or in the entire universe is unthinkably huge. Drowsiness and inaction do not affect them as they are not prescribed in their laws. The measure of mathematics behind the universe's consciousness is incomparably immense. It is consciousness that retains an atom, cell or a planet in its path. It is this underlying law that we name as particle or the universe. As consciousness is in the unseen, the entire visible universe turns insignificant in comparison. We may wonder what the 'unseen' is. This is like a fish looking for water or we, surrounded by air, searching for atmosphere. The place intended for soul is the "unseen". We only enter the live physical body from the unseen and return after fulfilling our deeds. Each day, our consciousness stays away leaving behind the body and life; it may return the moment the two are disturbed, for protecting the system or for completing its deeds. The soul guards the two from accidents; hence, we are unable to escape accidents while unconscious. Were we not in the unseen or were we travelling from the visible to the unseen and back, the soul should have remained here before our birth and after death. Hence, the unseen is our permanent abode and not the place we frequent. As we are a depiction of the unseen, and as human is the only species with intellect allowed to enter the unseen systems and true mathematics of the universe, let us try to learn a little. If a baby in the womb is asked about its stay it promptly replies, "This and only this can be my abode, safe and quiet". But after a certain stage, the same baby utters, "I cannot stay here a moment longer". Based on laws of space-time-consciousness, that was the first womb, the first essential phase. The second phase we are now in is not possible without completing the first. This is the 'womb' of the time phase; in this system as vast as the universe, we are surrounded by visible, live lessons about the unseen. We must enter the third consciousness phase. The first was the necessary step for the present; the present is the preparatory stage for the third "unseen" phase, our true destination. The sign shown above has evolved out of 3 and its 3 multiples making up the 9 stages of unique mathematics and fundamental systems of both mathematics and golden ratio. The digit 3 designates space, time, consciousness, the foundation of mathematics; the mathematical operators denote the related laws of the universe. In short, mathematics represents mathematics itself, and is intricate and profound. The measure of mathematics behind the universe and its energy are trivial when compared to mathematics underlying consciousness that acts above the entire mass and energy. In the absence of consciousness, mathematics needed for mass and energy in a body alone functions. But, as consciousness enters, it extends boundlessly. A particle gets the mass and energy it needs; its consciousness keeps it functional for all its time. The universe gathered matter and energy for the entire visible world; but its consciousness remains in the unseen as a fundamental fact and an existing system in reality. This thinking process is as complex as multiplying infinity by itself. As we are at the earliest stages of intellection, it is necessary to undergo a rigorous preparation with complete dedication. We cannot but enter it; we are here only to enter it. The sublime Message to fulfil this birth obligation of human is getting revealed. The most exciting of all expeditions humankind has ever undertaken commences.
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SAN BERNARDINO: Officers justified in 2012 Cal State shooting, DA says
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Benin Lemus of Los Angeles, far right, sister of Cal State San Bernardino shooting victim Bartholomew Williams, stands with husband, Nelson Benin during a candlelight vigil held at CSUSB on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012. (FILE PHOTO)
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Cal State San Bernardino police officers were acting in self-defense when they fatally shot a mentally ill graduate student during a fight a year and a half ago, the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
The officers, Helen Skaggs and Matthew Verhulst, were involved in a violent 15-minute struggle with Bartholomew Williams, 38, who had bipolar disorder but not had not been taking his medications for at least a week, his mother told investigators.
Williams' parents, Barbara and Paul Williams, in March 2013 filed a federal wrongful-death lawsuit alleging violations of Williams' rights. Their attorney, James DeSimone, said officers used excessive force in dealing with Williams.
"This was a situation where a young man needed help," DeSimone said in a phone interview Thursday.
"He was in psychological distress. He was not a danger to anyone."
The District Attorney's Office released a report, based on interviews and witness statements, providing the following account of the events that led to the Dec. 8, 2012, shooting:
That day, officers had received several reports of outbursts by Williams. That evening, police received a complaint from a housing supervisor about threats Williams had made.
When the officers and a sergeant, Leandre Fields, went to Williams' dorm room to check on him that evening, a confrontation ensued outside the apartment.
Fields, who had two previous encounters with Williams that day, believed Williams was a danger to himself and others based on earlier outbursts.
When Fields tried to handcuff Williams and take him into custody for a mental evaluation, Williams aggressively resisted, causing Skaggs to shoot him in the face with pepper spray.
The spray had no effect, and Fields was unable to handcuff both of Williams' wrists.
Skaggs subsequently hit Williams in the legs and buttocks area about 20 times with her baton, but the strikes had little effect.
Williams was able to grab the pepper spray can that was on the ground and use it against Fields, who wrested it away. Williams opened his apartment door and tried to drag Fields inside.
At that time, Verhulst struck Williams with a baton 15 to 20 times in the left arm and shoulder area, while Skaggs also continued hitting Williams.
The three officers noted that Williams appeared to have "superhuman strength," the report said.
With Fields on the ground, Williams stomped on the left side of his chest with his foot. Fields unsuccessfully tried several times to kick Williams in the groin.
Seeing Verhulst draw his weapon, Williams said, "Kill me. Kill me." Williams then stomped on Fields' head, according to the report.
Skaggs, believing Fields was about to be killed or seriously injured, shot Williams three times. Verhulst fired two rounds at him. They believed their lives also were in danger.
Based on Williams' "violent actions toward the officers, especially the stomping of Fields' chest and head," Skaggs and Verhulst were legally justified in shooting Williams, the report said.
Following the shooting, Cal State San Bernardino officials said they would reconsider whether their police force should be armed with Tasers, which disable a person with an electric shock.
On Thursday, campus spokesman Joe Gutierrez said the university was told to refer all questions related to the shooting to the Cal State University chancellor's office in Long Beach.
Laurie Weidner, spokeswoman for the chancellor's office, said in an email that decisions regarding the use of Tasers are made at the campus level.
DeSimone, the attorney representing Williams' parents, said it's his understanding that Cal State
San Bernardino officers
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In light of the shooting, DeSimone said he hopes officers across the Cal State system receive additional training in how to deal with mentally ill people in crisis situations.
He said the civil case is scheduled to be heard
Jan. 27 in U.S. District Court in Riverside.
"I'm hopeful a final settlement will be reached to give my clients' closure and to address the training deficiencies that precipitated Mr. Williams' death," DeSimone said.


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The number of new highway projects awarded, which peaked in 2011-12 at 6,491 km, has come down to 1,116 km in 2012-13. Indications are that the figure could fall to an even more abysmal level this fiscal. The reason: Economic slowdown that has constrained the finances of players in the sector and made toll revenue targets unattainable. A tight monetary policy, which made loans costlier, has also hit potential developers hard.
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There is also an intent among large players to exit or renegotiate some projects awarded earlier. While the decline in investor interest may be attributed partly to the subdued environment, the weakening of the financial profile of many developers has also led to a lukewarm response to the bidding processes.
Given the sentiment towards the BOT projects in the sector is expected to continue to remain weak in the short to medium term, the NHAI's new initiative to award more projects on the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and operate, maintain and transfer (OMT) modes could bring some respite to the sector.
Experts said the decision to resume awarding projects again on the EPC mode virtually stopped in 2008-09 is a welcome step as this would unbundle the execution, funding and traffic risks and could stimulate participation from the private sector.
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I would like to know the answer to that myself but I'm sure its pretty much a secret at the NCSoft headquarters!:)
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I know from a very reliable source that they've sold at least one copy... The same source has also confirmed it is likely they have not yet sold 6 billion.
Hmmm... suspicious Weasel is suspicious...
On topic: I think it's ~1.5 million.
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So its looking like it might surpass SWTOR after all right?
looking like it.. we will see
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So its looking like it might surpass SWTOR after all right?
I'm gonna say it will blaze a trail leaving swtor in the dust in sales.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Twitterverse was panicking and the in-game chat on ESPN Dallas was buzzing about Joe Nathan's blown save Sunday afternoon. Some of you were worried Nathan was beginning to lose his mojo just as the calendar was ready to flip to October.
Don't worry about it, folks. Nathan has been as close to a sure thing this season as a closer can get. He gave up a two-run double to Torii Hunter in the ninth inning of the first game of a doubleheader for his third blow save of the year. The loss left the Rangers needing a win in the nightcap to clinch a playoff berth and head to Oakland one win shy of an AL West title.
They got that big win with Nathan throwing the final pitch. Six hours after he blew the save, he earned his 37th of the season in navigating through the heart of the Angels' lineup.
"I feel OK," said Nathan after two straight outings in the same day, including a 28-pitch appearance in Game 1. "I definitely wanted to get back on the horse. This is a quick turnaround to get back out there but I think any reliever would ask to get out there and try and put this afternoon's game behind them."
Nathan's velocity was still there and even after the first game, he made it clear that there "are no off days right now" when asked if he could pitch again. Manager Ron Washington wouldn't even rule him out for Monday's game if the Rangers are in position in a close game late to clinch the division.
But don't let Nathan's rare struggle cloud the big picture. The guy is 37-for-40 and in most of those saves, he doesn't even make it interesting. He's got swing-and-miss stuff, a slider that is normally nasty and constantly attacks hitters.
Nathan also has the right attitude for the postseason. He puts rough outings behind him and always wants the ball. And his experience doesn't allow him to get rattled, as Sunday night's save showed. He walked the second batter he faced and got Mark Trumbo and Kendrys Morales as both stood in as the go-ahead runs.
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Marcus Thompson II of The Oakland Tribune: "Warriors coach Keith Smart said before the season opener that his team's calling card would be teamwork. The reason, Smart said, was the Warriors 'don't have that dominant guy.' Wednesday night, however, guard Monta Ellis begged to differ. So might the Houston Rockets. Ellis scored 46 points, tying his NBA high, while leading the Warriors to a 132-128 season-opening win over the Yao Ming-less Rockets (0-2) at Oracle Arena. 'I'm just happy we got the win,' said Ellis, who made 18 of 24 shots. 'It was just one of those games where shots were going in early on and they just kept falling.' Wednesday marked Golden State's first season-opening victory since 2005, when it routed visiting Atlanta under then-coach Mike Montgomery. The Warriors had lost their previous four openers, including a one-point loss to visiting Houston last year."
Mary Schmitt Boyer of The Plain Dealer: "I have covered the Cavaliers since 1996, and I'm not sure I've covered a more important game that their 95-87 victory over the Boston Celtics on opening night Wednesday night at The Q. If they had lost, we'd all have written, well, it's the Celtics after all. Defending Eastern Conference champions and all that. But to be able to rally against the Celtics and prove to the fans -- and to themselves -- that there really is life -- and success -- after LeBron James was major. I know the Celtics are old and that they played the night before. But that's missing the point. The Cavs are young. They're still learning this offense. They're going to have to play hard every minute because, on most nights, other teams are going to have better -- and often taller -- talent. They are going to take their lumps. But from an emotional standpoint, they had to have this victory to get over the summer-long hangover. Byron Scott admitted the team was nervous and anxious in the first half. That was exactly how their fans felt. But now everybody can exhale and get on with things. It was loud in The Q on Wednesday night. It was fun. Life goes on and, finally, the Cavs can get on with it."
Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe: "The Celtics were force-fed a valuable lesson in humility last night at Quicken Loans Arena. The Celtics arrived in Cleveland still buzzing from their impressive and emotionalvictory over the new-look Miami Heat Tuesday night, and believing a mediocre effort against a lesser team would be enough. And deep into the third quarter, they were correct. The Celtics dominated the first few minutes of the second half, built an 11-point lead, and waited for the LeBron James-less Cavaliers to fold. But in the final 15 minutes of the game, the Celtics' arrogance came back to haunt them. The predominantly jump-shooting Cavaliers began finding a rhythm. Daniel Gibson, relegated to a bench player the last two years, knocked down a pair of 3-pointers. And finally, the Celtics lost their composure and eventually the game, 95-87, in front of a sellout crowd of 20,562 eager to see the Cavaliers move on without James. .... Doc Rivers already has seen enough in two games to determine that the Celtics are a very good team, but lack consistency. 'When we got a lead, you could see us relax, you could feel it,' he said. 'It's more the mental toughness part as a group. I didn't like the way we played for a lot of the game. We're a better team than that.' "
Dave Hyde of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel: "Even by the second quarter, the fan holding the sign, 'Cleveland Will Never Forget,' couldn't sustain the venom. When LeBron James entered the game, the fan held the sign a few seconds then dropped it to his side. Spent. Done. Bored. It's all so temporary, this typecasting of James as America's villain. The booing of him in Boston Tuesday night had no hatred behind it. The booing Wednesday night in Philadelphia was pro forma treatment of an opposing superstar. In other words, it's already time to move on to the fascinating subject about LeBron: LeBron as point guard. 'Man, he's Magic [Johnson], isn't he?' Philadelphia coach Doug Collins said after the Heat's 97-87 win. 'That's who he reminds me of.' That's the name Heat President Pat Riley invoked this summer upon meeting James, the same meeting Riley set a sack of championship rings on the table and said, 'Try one on.' "
Bob Finnan of The News-Herald: "The Heat certainly aren't bending over backward to LeBron James. Sources say trainer Mike Mancias and former Cavs liaison Randy Mims, who followed James to South Beach, aren't allowed to fly on the Heat's team jet to away games. Neither was hired by the Heat."
Benjamin Hochman of The Denver Post: "Part of George Karl's desire to not overdo things this season is handing off more tasks to his assistant coaches. That started before Wednesday night's season opener against the Jazz, when he allowed assistant Chad Iske to write the game plan on the dry erase board in the Nuggets' locker room at the Pepsi Center. 'It was the first time in my life I didn't do the board,' Karl said. 'I think I write a lot on the board, (but) I want you to know Chad Iske destroyed the board. Talk about taking opportunity and grabbing it.' "
Bill Plaschke of the Los Angeles Times: "In a variety of ways Wednesday, Blake Griffin made you believe. During a brief welcome speech before the game, he flashed a huge grin for the fans. After a brief lockup in the third quarter, he angrily stared down Andre Miller. Griffin was more than strong, more than skilled, he was also entertaining, and when is the last time the Clippers have had someone who could even make you smile? He was so much fun that even his teammates became giddy, as evidenced by a second attempted alley-oop pass thrown to him by Davis -- from the other foul line. When he left the floor in the final moments of the first half, several fans even gave him a standing ovation and, yeah, we've all sort of been waiting for this."
John Smallwood of the Philadelphia Daily News: "Sure it was only one game, a game the Sixers lost, but Evan Turner's performance in his first real NBA game afforded Sixers fans an opportunity to exhale. Fair or not, there have been concerns about Turner, the second overall pick in the 2010 draft. And then there was his disappointing performance in the Orlando Summer League. And much of the talk coming out of Sixers training camp has been about the struggles Turner has had making the transition from being a primary ball-handler to playing without it in his hands. ESPN the Magazine recently lit up Turner in its NBA preview, with four of its five experts tagging him as the biggest bust in the draft. Criticism has been a bit harsh on a kid who hadn't played a meaningful game since Ohio State was eliminated from the 2010 NCAA Tournament. One night isn't likely to change many minds, but when that one night is the first night of Turner's NBA career, it has to ease some concerns."
Jason Jones of the The Sacramento Bee: "Midway through the fourth quarter, the Kings looked as if they were about to falter, as they did in many of their 57 losses last season. There were plenty of reasons to do so. They were on the road. They didn't have Tyreke Evans to save the day. And they were missing free throws at a rate that could have led to another close loss. But things were different during Wednesday's season-opening game. The Kings threw the ball inside to their prized draft pick, DeMarcus Cousins, he made plays, and the Kings beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 117-116 at Target Center. The Kings trailed 100-98 with 5:32 left when Cousins came through with two free throws to tie the score. He scored five points in a little more than a minute to help stabilize things and allow the rest of the Kings to get going again and eventually put away Minnesota. 'DeMarcus has fantastic poise,' Kings coach Paul Westphal said. 'The tougher it gets, the more faith I have in him. His mind wanders a little bit early in the game or when he's not challenged. But he really makes plays when you need him the most.' "
Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman: "Talk about a tone-setter. Somewhere in the Oklahoma City Thunder's film room should be a special spot for Game 1 of the 2010-11 NBA season, a place so prominent it sits on display like a trophy piece. Because what transpired in the final 12 minutes of the team's 106-95 season-opening victory over Chicago could very well serve as the definitive blueprint for this club's success this year. And it started with one simple edict. Just before the start of the fourth quarter, Scott Brooks huddled his team around and commanded it to do something it couldn't do all night. The Thunder coach ordered three straight defensive stops. Mind you, the Bulls spent the first three quarters shooting 50 percent while bullying the Thunder on the offensive glass and watching their star point guard deliver a superb performance that the Thunder couldn't seem to counter if the game stretched eight more quarters. But when the horn sounded for the start of the final period, the Thunder's defense came alive. One by one, Thunder players pitched in."
Michael Cunningham of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: "The Hawks turned back Memphis' third-quarter rally with just enough defense and all kinds of offense and went on to a dominating 119-104 victory. It was an impressive debut for under new coach Larry Drew, whose goals include developing the Hawks into a team that can win big away from Philips Arena. 'I always look at it as a real time to grow as a team,' Drew said. 'Playing at home there is a slight tendency to let your guard down because you fall into a comfort level. When you go on the road, it's you against the road. It kind of forces you to grow up.' No doubt the Hawks won't always look this good for their remaining 81 games. But in their debut they showed few shades of the disorganized, mentally suspect team that regularly squandered second-half leads on the road last season."
Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas.com: "When he has fresh legs, the old man is still a premier point guard. Jason Kidd proved that during Wednesday night's 101-86 season-opening win over the Charlotte Bobcats. He stuffed the stat sheet with 12 points (5-8 FG), 18 assists, three steals and only one turnover. But Kidd's favorite number in his line was the first. He played 31:46, and he hopes that's the beginning of a trend. 'If I'm playing 31 minutes and we're winning, maybe we should have tried that a long time ago,' said Kidd, a 37-year-old who was out of gas in the playoffs after averaging 36.0 minutes per game last season. If Kidd keeps playing like this, it'll be a lot easier for coach Rick Carlisle to limit his minutes. He can rest comfortably on the bench for the final few minutes when the Mavs have a double-digit lead. However, the Mavs will have to get better play from their bench for that to happen on a regular basis. They outscored the Bobcats by 30 with Kidd on the floor. The Mavs were outscored by 19 with J.J. Barea playing point guard."
Rick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer: "Someday, the housing market will recover. Someday, they'll produce a car that runs on tap water. And maybe someday ... The Charlotte Bobcats will beat the Dallas Mavericks. Make that 0-13 all-time versus the only NBA team still undefeated against the Bobcats. A brutal third quarter did in the Bobcats for good in a 101-86 loss at American Airlines Center. Whenever the Bobcats beat the Mavericks, it figures to be after Jason Kidd retires. Kidd controlled this game as few point guards could, finishing with 12 points, 18 assists, three steals and a single turnover."
Michael Grange of the Globe and Mail: "As a third-year coach heading into the final season of his contract with a losing career record and scant chance of that changing this year, Jay Triano would seem to have as much riding on this season as anyone. It's only his career, after all. But there is no one better positioned to benefit from what every major publication predicted would be either a really bad season for the Toronto Raptors (out of the playoffs) or a horrible one (last in the Eastern Conference). Last night's 98-93 loss to the New York Knicks wasn't an ideal start, but Triano's team scrapped, and when you're coaching a bad team, moral victories count. After all, there are only two sure ways to prove that you're making an impact in a job with as many dependent variables as coaching in the NBA: Make like Phil Jackson or Gregg Popovich and win championships with established stars, or take a team with weak talent and elevate them. Since the first scenario is clearly not happening, Triano can count himself lucky to have little choice than immersing himself in the time-honoured tradition of coaching them up."
Mike Wells of The Indianapolis Star: "Jim O'Brien has no problem with the NBA suspending swingman Brandon Rush five games for failing the league's mandatory drug test three times. The Indiana Pacers coach also doesn't have a problem with Rush losing nearly $115,000 in salary for the suspension. The problem O'Brien has with the situation is the Pacers have to pay the price for Rush's inability to leave drugs alone. The Pacers can dress only 11 players a game during Rush's suspension. 'I understand them suspending the player and withholding his wages for five games,' O'Brien said. 'The nature of the situation is that we're not informed a player has failed the drug test the first or second time, and we're not told he has a problem. Then they turn around and penalize a franchise. I don't understand where that comes from, frankly. If we were the ones drug testing and we were the ones that knew and were responsible to get him back on track after the first one, I understand that, but I can't follow this.' Rush can travel and practice with the team, but he's not permitted to attend games. He is eligible to return to the lineup Nov. 9 against Denver. 'There's no way of sugarcoating it: This is a disadvantage, especially with our group,' O'Brien said."
Mike Monroe of the San Antonio Express-News: "How frustrating has rookie center Tiago Splitter's absence from the court been since he strained a muscle in his right calf a month ago? He doesn't even enjoy a post-workout massage. 'I've never met anybody who didn't enjoy a massage, so I figure he's pretty frustrated,' Gregg Popovich said. Popovich believes Splitter may be ready to make his Spurs debut -- he didn't play a single minute of his first preseason -- next week. 'I think after New Orleans he's got a good shot to be ready,' Popovich said. 'He's been playing three-on-three now, and he's been in contact in competitive situations. If we can get another practice or two in, five-on-five and get up and down and see how he comes out of that, I think he'll probably be ready. I wouldn't expect him for Saturday, but after that I think he'll be beating my door down.' "
From NBA.com "The Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., has been selected to host the 2011 NBA Draft, scheduled for June 23, 2011, NBA Commissioner David Stern, Chairman and Managing Partner, Devils Arena Entertainment, Jeff Vanderbeek, and the Honorable Cory A. Booker, Mayor for the City of Newark, announced today at the Prudential Center before the New Jersey Nets' home opener against the Detroit Pistons. This marks the second time the NBA Draft is being held in New Jersey. 'We are delighted to bring one of the NBA's premier events to Newark,' said Stern. 'The Prudential Center is a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose arena that will be a great host for another exciting NBA Draft.' "


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The Philly Mac Programming Group was originally started by MLMUGers that had interest in programming and programming languages for the Mac, as a SIG. The Mac Programming SIG.
We have outgrown the status of SIG and became a full fledged programming group. Nevertheless we are still also The MPSIG for MLMUG. We draw our members from the greater Philadelphia Area, and they do not necessarily belong to MLMUG.
Currently there are no membership charges and all are encouraged to join.
Mac is our common interest, however, we are flexible and discuss languages that have broader range than just the Mac. We meet on the first Saturday of every month. Currently we are meeting at the Ludington Library, in their main presentation room. (*click map below). The goal of the group is improve each other's skill through discussions and presentations of projects developed by group members.
The level of the programming skills of the members is varied, and we welcome anybody who is willing to learn any programming language... On a Mac of course!
We meet at 10:30 AM on the first Saturday of the month except for January and August.
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The Bombay High Court Monday granted bail to Sooraj Pancholi accused of abetting the suicide of Bollywood actress Nafisa alias Jiah Khan.
Sooraj, son of actor Aditya Pancholi, has been ordered to pay a surety of Rs.50,000, surrender his passport and report to police whenever required for investigations. He was arrested June 11.
He was charged with abetting Jiah's suicide after the actress' family recovered a letter penned by her a few days after her death last month.
A sessions court earlier rejected Sooraj's bail plea June 21 following which he moved the high court.
The New York-born Jiah - who acted in blockbusters like "Ghajini" - was found hanging at her home here shortly before midnight of June 3.
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The issue began after a clutch was replaced. Both master and slave cylinders have been replaced which did not make the issue any worse. It seems to be more frequent when in gear rather that idling My thoughts are the Synchronizer(s) are going out. I do not hear it in 4th or 5th maybe because of road noise. Thank You.
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Albergo Firenze - Florence (province)
Albergo Firenze is a 3-star budget Florence hotel located within the city's historic center. Sitting right on the Piazza Donati, just off the main shopping street of Via del Corso, Albergo Firenze is surrounded by boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and ancient monuments. Piazza della Repubblica is just a 2-minute walk from the hotel, as is the former home of Italy's most famed poet, Dante Alighieri. Piazza della Signoria can be reached in 3 minutes on foot. The must-see Florence Cathedral, Santa Maria del Fiore, and the Baptistery of St John, are both a mere 4-minute stroll from this affordable hotel in central Florence. The world-renowned Uffizi Gallery, home to paintings by Michelangelo and Rembrandt, among many others, is 4 minutes' walking distance. The medieval bridge of Ponte Vecchio is only 7 minutes from Albergo Firenze on foot, and the main train station, Santa Maria Novella, is just 15 minutes' walk away.
Albergo Firenze is steeped in Florentine history, located as it is on the side of a medieval tower, the Torre dei Donati, birthplace of Dante's wife, Gemma Donati. Past centuries can be felt as you enter the hotel through its gorgeous stone entryway. In contrast, everything within is bright and modern, from the welcoming, well-lit lobby onwards. Each morning, start your day with the free continental buffet breakfast in the sunny breakfast room. There is free WiFi available throughout the hotel, and the staff are available to help with any ticket or touring queries. There are also parking facilities available, if you have a vehicle with you.
Albergo Firenze's guests are delighted by its excellent location, right in Florence's center. The staff and the comfortable, clean surroundings also come in for special praise.
Albergo Firenze - Florence (province)
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $101
- Standard Double or Twin Room
- Quadruple Room
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Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 58 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2:30 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets stay free (dogs and cats only)
- 1 per room (up to 10 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
- Valet parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 21-inch LCD TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Albergo Firenze - Florence (province)'s small print
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning may be restricted to certain hours from 1 November to 31 May.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 25 per day
Valet parking costs EUR 25 per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Tripp Lite's PDUMV40 Metered Distribution Unit gives you the performance and flexibility of two independent, high-current power circuits—without the extra expense, space requirements and management demands of two separate PDUs. It provides 32 outlets arranged in two independent 16-outlet banks, each with its own digital meter that displays continuous power consumption. This enables IT personnel to monitor the PDU's load on site. The PDUMV40 features an all-metal housing and a switchless design to prevent accidental shut-off. Included hardware supports vertical 0U rack installation as well as wall-mount, workbench, under-counter and similar installations. It is also configurable for toolless button-mount vertical installation in compatible rack enclosures. The PDUMV40 comes with a two-year warranty.
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Unfiltered electrical pass-through makes the PDUMV40 ideal for distributing alternate waveform utility, UPS or generator power in rack enclosures, network closets and more. It provides 32 5-15/20R outlets in two separately powered, breakered and metered 20A load banks, and dual 10ft power cords with locking L5-20P plugs. Included plug adapters enable the PDU to be connected to standard 5-15/20R outlets.
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Pros: Space efficient, organized, snap in mounting
Cons: 20-amp plugs instead of more common 15-amp, due to the high concentration of outlets
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US officials say Russia now has complete operational control over Ukraine's Crimea, after sending more than 6,000 forces to the region.
Associated Press, Reuters
Published: 03.03.14, 11:42 / Israel News
Associated Press, Reuters
MOSCOW/WASHINGTON - After reportedly sending over 6,000 troops into Ukraine's Crimea region, Russia has been barred from participation in G-8 talks due to start Monday.
Western powers were prepared other tough measure to Russia's military advance into Ukraine and warned that Moscow could face economic penalties, diplomatic isolation and bolstered allied defenses in Europe unless it retreats.
Moscow said on Monday that the United States abruptly withdrew an invitation for Russian veterinary officials to attend talks this week and accused Washington of "sabotage", an apparent sign of tension over Ukraine.
Russia's veterinary oversight agency, Rosselkhoznadzor, was informed less than 24 hours before its delegation was to depart for Washington that the visit was "unacceptable" for the United States, Rosselkhoznadzor said.
In a statement, it accused the United States of "sabotage of Russia's participation" in March 3-6 talks aimed at agreeing veterinary
On Sunday evening, the White House issued a joint statement on behalf of the Group of Seven saying they are suspending participation in the planning for the upcoming summit because Russia's advances in the Ukraine violate the "principles and values" on which the G-7 and G-8 operate.
The European Union. however, is unlikely to match the United States in threatening sanctions against Russia when its foreign ministers meet to discuss Ukraine on Monday.
Instead, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who spoke by telephone to Putin late on Sunday, is pushing for high-level mediation and a "fact-finding" mission to Ukraine, possibly led by the Vienna-based Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, currently chaired by Switzerland.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said he has consulted with other world leaders, and "every single one of them are prepared to go to the hilt in order to isolate Russia with respect to this invasion."
President Barack Obama spoke Sunday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister David Cameron, and Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski.
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, discussing the potential of US military strikes against Russian troops in Crimea, said, "I don't think anyone is advocating for that."
One of the administration officials indicated that the US was not weighing military action to counter Russia's advances, saying the Obama administration's efforts were focused on political, economic and diplomatic options.


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How much is this card now and ive read that tips are now added automatically? does anyone know what % is added and doesnt this get rid of any benefit ??
How much is this card now and ive read that tips are now added automatically? does anyone know what % is added and doesnt this get rid of any benefit ??
18% is added, but if you disagree with that you can speak to a manager. I've never disagreed with it, so can't tell you how that would go, if you did.
We really like the DDE, and have saved the cost of the card within the first couple of uses each year. I honestly can't remember the cost? I think somewhere around $60-75 depending?
You can use it for all DISNEY table service, including alcohol. Some bars take it (but not all) and I believe the All Stars food court takes it too.
You get a list of participants with the card.
20% added at v&a... assuming that's the only place
Yeah I think even if you consider it to be a pre-payment of all tips, it's still worth it just for that alone
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Oh, I didn't know about the V & A percentage. It is 18% at the places we've used it.
You can of course, add to the tip if you choose.
The card costs $60.00 for an AP holder. And the auto tip is indeed 18% at all TS and lounges. There is NO TIP at the food courts where you can also use the card. Some waitpersons will tell you that the tip is included and some won't. Our waiter at Yachtsman (Ricardo) told us and even scratched out the tip line. I tried to add an additional tip and he wouldn't let me saying that the 18% was plenty. If I had some cash in my pocket I would have left that but I didn't.
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That's what we did with Ricardo. He was nearly apologetic about the "automatic" gratuity. I left cash in the tab folder along with the signed receipt.
Trust me, as you well know, Ricardo is one of those incredibly rare servers that make it very easy to leave a special gratuity for.


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Las Cruces, New Mexico 14.59 miles NW
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Anthony, New Mexico 18.4 miles SW
Radium Springs, New Mexico 43.74 miles NW
Holloman AFB, New Mexico 45.56 miles NE
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This was an absolute hidden gem! There were full hookups; the sites were pull through and roomy; and the campground was immaculate. The camping area sat right in front of the Orgam Mountains. In addition, the entire base facilities were available (BX, commissary, gym, etc.). We would definitely stay here again!! - Melodycthomas
Dec 2011 - $15.00
Must be military to camp here. Best approach is via US 70 from Alamogordo or Las Cruces. Watch the weather; pass from the west sometimes closes due to snow; monitor US Park Service site, White Sands National Monument (WSNM), for road closures due to missile test firings. Convenient to WSNM (also consider Holloman AFB), Alamogordo. On-base missile museum is interesting. We didn't do much more because of wild, windy, cold weather. No Wi-Fi. Good connection with Verizon cellular. Restrooms / showers were unheated. - TravelerRog
Jan 2011 - $10.00
Drive, wide, drive through sites and each of the eight sites have a covered cabana over the cement picnic table and grill. Sites are level, far removed from the base and magnificent views of the Organ Mountain Range in our front window. Used our own Wi-Fi broadband and satellite and both came in very well. There are also four overflow sites with electric only adjacent to the park. For the price, this park can't be beat - rather isolated and long drives to get to "civilization" - but that's just what we wanted. Definitely would stay here again. - J&L Coleman


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The Papermakers rode impressive special teams play to a dominating win at McKenzie Stadium.
Camas blocked one punt for a touchdown, and used long punt returns from Zack Eagle to set up a couple of more scores en route to a 52-6 halftime lead.
Kicker Roland Alcobendas was busy putting kickoffs through the end zone to make Heritage start drives from its own 20.
During a four-play drive to open the game, Zack Marshall carried the ball 85 yards on three runs and one reception. He scored on first-quarter runs of 16 yards and 17 yards, helping set the tone. Marshall finished with 105 yards, all in the first half.
The second half was played with a running clock.
Heritage pulled within 10-6 with 4:48 left in the first quarter on a 18-yard run on a quarterback draw by Joseph Cooper.
But Camas went 69 yards in 10 plays with Marshall rushing for 55 yards and backup quarterback Reilly Hennessey completing a pair of passes.
The Papermakers made sure the second half would move quickly by scoring four touchdowns in the final eight minutes of the first half.
Next week: Camas vs. Fort Vancouver; Heritage vs. Battle Ground.
Camas 17 35 7 0—59
Heritage 6 0 0 0— 6
First quarter
Cam — Zack Marshall 16 run (Roldan Alcobendas kick)
Cam — Alcobendas 30 FG
Her — Joseph Cooper 18 run (kick blocked)
Cam — Marshall 17 run (Alcobendas kick)
Second quarter
Cam — Nathan Beasley 6 run (Alcobendas kick)
Cam — Max Goss blocked punt recovery in end zone (Alcobendas kick)
Cam — Zack Eagle 15 pass from Tony Gennaro (Alcobendas kick)
Cam — Jonathan Warner 16 run (Alcobendas kick)
Cam — Marshall 14 pass from Gennaro (Alcobendas kick)
Fourth quarter
Cam — Jared Borja 1 run (Alcobendas kick)
Individual statistics
Rushing — Camas: Marshall 7-105, Nathna Beasley 6-40, Tony Gennaro 1-13, Warner 1-16, Borja 3-8, Reilly Hennessey 2-11. Heritage: Rajheem Carrie 8-20, Gage Boyce 5-0, Nate Jenkins 3-4, Cooper 11-(minus 14), Brandon Burns 2-17.
Passing — Camas: Gennaro 4-6-0-61, Reilly Hennessey 5-6-0-57. Heritage: Joseph Cooper 10-19-0-129.
Receiving — Camas: Marshall 2-31, Eagle 2-26, Warner 2-25, Kamari Brown 1-15, Dylan Jones 1-9, Dylan White 1-14. Heritage: Michael Quintana 3-41, Carrie 2-7, Jenkins 1-14, E'lon Mack 1-14, Tanner Ulsh 1-18, Victor Duran 1=28, Cherno Sowe 1-7.
Video highlights from week 7 Camas v. Heritage, courtesy of GSHLfootball.com special to 360Preps. Full highlight videos are available at gshlfootball.com.


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Plug2*, 29, women's merchandising for the Gap, whatimseeing.com blogger
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My most recent fashion find: dusty rose-colored sweater poncho
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Lives in: Inner Sunset
Wearing: Banana Republic hat, HUF sweatshirt, Levi's jeans, Nike shoes, Tecate beer in hand
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Lives in: Upper Haight
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My style icon: I heart Marc Jacobs.
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Live in: Bernal Heights
Bart is wearing: Fred Perry Portugal track jacket, Levi's jeans, Adidas shell toes
Claudine is wearing: A.P.C. and agnès b.
Darby is wearing: Petit Bateau, Robeez
Bart's style icon: Fred Perry, Bill McMillen
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Lives in: Castro
Wearing: alternative cap, Loyal Army "Asterisk" hoodie, John Varvatos pin-stripe jeans, Nike SB kicks
My style icon: Yves Saint Laurent
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Lives in: Oakland
Wearing: vintage coat with rabbit fur
My style icon: Evan Picone
My most recent fashion find: a vintage go-go dress
Mai Ling (right), 36, owner of Blue Jean Vintage (bluejeanvintage.etsy.com)
Lives in: Western Addition
Wearing: All vintage items from my shop.
My style icon: Anna Sui and Chloé
My most recent fashion find: Dead stock runners from 1980 on my website.
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Lives in: Financial District
Wearing: Burberry, Giorgio Armani, Icon, Marc Jacobs
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How to Get Rid of Ants Without Ant Sprays or Baits
Ants are pests to everyone, and they can carry diseases. Also you don't know exactly what's in the pesticide you're using. Here are a few easy steps to let them know to abide in another home.
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- Vinegar
- Almond extract
- Peppermint extract
1Get the ingredients.
2Get the tools needed. You will need a Spray Bottle. (That can be found at a drug store near cosmetics)
3Mix the Vinegar, Almond extract and the Peppermint Extract together.
4Pour the mixture into the spray bottle and give a few test sprays.
5Spray this mixture into the kitchen and doorways and all of the areas where they infest.
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- You always want to use natural ingredients so its pet and child safe.
- Spray bottle
- Spray bottles can be found in a drugstore or at Walmart
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