text:
KTOO commentator and former sports journalist Mike Sica recaps the State 2-A basketball championship over the weekend and highlights some upcoming spring sports in Juneau.
Recent headlines
Walker picks Fairbanks Four lawyer to serve as attorney generalLindemuth said her work on the Fairbanks Four case is among the most meaningful she's done in her life.
UAS adapts to budget cuts by dropping old programs and launching new onesUniversity budget cuts have forced UAS to lay off staff and rethink which programs to fund.
Report: Revenue at Juneau's city-run pools up 30 percentAccording to the report, the pools recover a nearly a third of the more than $1 million it takes to run them.
Federal agency predicts lean oil decades for AlaskaWhile the EIA baseline case shows Alaska contributing almost nothing to U.S. oil production in a few decades, that's not the only scenario.


text:
What's going on near you
Health Champions - Cooking with Confidence course
When: Monday 27 June 2016
At: Maybridge Children and Family Centre, Worthing, West Sussex
Understanding Your Child's Behaviour - the Solihull Approach
When: Wednesday 29 June 2016
At: Stepping Stones Children and Family Centre, Gardner Road, Fishersgate, West Sussex
Safe in Sussex - The Freedom Programme
When: Wednesday 29 June 2016
At: Kingston Buci Children and Family Centre, Middle Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex
Knit and Natter group
When: Wednesday 29 June 2016
At: Broadwater library, Dominion Road, Worthing,
Welcome to Adur & Worthing Wellbeing
Adur & Worthing can help you to find local wellbeing information and services. You can also get support for things like getting your family fitter, doing some regular exercise, dealing with stress, kicking a habit, or simply improving your general wellbeing.
To get the most from our website choose Your local wellbeing area for events, activities and services near you. As well as using this website, you can talk to our friendly wellbeing advisors over the phone or in person.
Adur & Worthing Wellbeing is a friendly and impartial service from your local authority and other partners, the majority of our services are completely free to users.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Back in the Day Kapri had a threesome with KeIran and James. she is now Married to KeIran and her friend CAndice Married James! years later they all decide that it's time for a visit. Kapri and CAndice have some unfinished sexual buSiness to take care of so they head upstairs into the bedroom to Catch up on old times. in the Middle of some hot dildo action they get busted by their Husbands, who Don't heSitate to get over here on the actionionion!
Categories: Group Sex, Hot Babes, Strapon Sex, Lesbian Sex, Interracial Sex, Hardcore Sex, Black Porn
Starring: Kapri Styles, Candice Nicole
Added 4 years, 3511 views, duration: 01:02 • Embed •
11:19, 516, 5 day
Sex video with my exgf
13:37, 783, 5 day
Hentai game
10:18, 322, 5 day
Amazing milf
12:36, 793, 5 day
Porn game
10:49, 696, 6 day
Hardcore movie
05:14, 1754, 4 years
Two teenies get stunning surprize
05:06, 3499, 2 years
Big shaft during
05:14, 23832, 4 years
Lesbian fuck sex xxx hardcore lick pussy.Girls fucked deep in the pussy.
02:00, 28546, 4 years
Some other blow job winner
12, 810, 3 years
Anastasia Harris looking hot inside her Hustler Lingerie
12, 408, 3 years
Free videos of woman having sex with a huge dick.
02:50, 90, 47 years
Nice Mya Matthews presents Her Awesome snatch And titties
05:00, 1513, 4 years
Blonde tramp Kinzy Jo spreds wide for big black pecker to probe her depths
12, 943, 6 years
Lusty babe teasing with big tits and fucking hard
15, 3591, 6 years
05:04, 1201, 5 years
Ryder Skye have hard Meatpole squeezing in her muff


text:
The Faith Participant's Guide: Six Sessions - eBook
- All Products
- Academic
- Accompaniment Tracks
- Audiobooks
- Bible Accessories
- Bible Covers
- Bible Studies & Curriculum
- Bibles
- Books
- Buy in Bulk
- Catholic
- Children
- Christian Living
- Church & Pastoral
- Church Supplies
- Closeouts
- Clothing & Accessories
- Crafts & Recreation
- Download
- DVDs
- eBooks
- eBooks On Sale
- Family
- Fiction
- Gift & Home
- Homeschool
- Last Chance Bargains
- MP3 Music Downloads
- Music
- New Release
- Non-Fiction
- Pre-Order
- Slightly Imperfect
- Software
- Spanish
- Subscriptions
- Sunday School
- Teens
- Toys
- Videos
Have questions about eBooks? Check out our eBook FAQs.
Product Description
Product Information
|Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2013
Availability: In Stock
Other Customers Also Purchased
The Faith Participant's GuideCharles Colson, Harold FickettZondervan / 2008 / Trade Paperback$7.99 Retail:
$10.99Save 27% ($3.00)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW276074
Cave Quest VBS 2016: Bible Memory Buddies, Set of 5Group Publishing / 2016 / Other$2.96 Retail:
$3.29Save 10% ($0.33)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW73217X
Communion Cups, 1000 - CBD ExclusiveCBD Exclusive / Gift$13.99 Retail:4.5 Stars Out Of 5 187 Reviews
$17.99Save 22% ($4.00)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW29545
Cave Quest VBS 2016: Sing & Play Rock Music CDGroup Publishing / 2015 / Compact disc$6.29 Retail:
$6.99Save 10% ($0.70)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW733504
Related Products
- eBOOK
The Sky Is Not Falling: Living Feaerlessly in These Turbulent Times - eBookCharles ColsonWorthy Publishing / 2011 / ePub$2.53 Retail:4.5 Stars Out Of 5 9 Reviews
$3.99Save 37% ($1.46)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW20276EB
- eBOOK
Loving God - eBookCharles ColsonZondervan / 2011 / ePub$4.99Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW16351EB
Isn't the Bible a Myth? Hasn't Science Disproved Christianity? Reason for God Discussion Guide Group Use [Download]Timothy KellerZondervan / 2012 / PDF Download$4.99Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW22098DF
The Beginner's Bible: The Very First ChristmasZonderKidz / 2008 / Trade Paperback$1.49 Retail:5 Stars Out Of 5 98 Reviews
$1.99Save 25% ($0.50)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW718260
Publisher's Description
The Faith is a study for our troubled times and for decades to come, for Christians and non-Christians alike. Chuck Colson and Gabe Lyons will lead you through six thought-provoking, soul-searching, and powerful sessions on the great, historical central truths of Christianity that have sustained believers through the centuries. Brought to immediacy with vivid, true stories, here is what Christianity is really about and why it is a religion of hope, redemption, and beauty. Six sessions include:
- What is Christianity?
- The Fall and Gods Response
- The Cross and Reconciliation
- The Nature of God
- The Community of God
- The Joy of Orthodoxy
Designed for use with the video.
Author Bio
Chuck Colson was a popular and widely known author, speaker, and radio commentator. A former presidential aide to Richard Nixon and founder of the international ministry Prison Fellowship, he wrote several books that have shaped Christian thinking on a variety of subjects, including Born Again, Loving God, How Now Shall We Live?, The Good Life, and The Faith. His radio broadcast, BreakPoint, at one point aired to two million listeners. Chuck Colson donated all of his royalties, awards, and speaking fees to Prison Fellowship Ministries.
As Willow Creek Community Church's key evangelism leader for over sixteen years, Garry Poole is the innovator of seeker small groups and a strategist of creative outreach initiatives. Passionate about reaching people for Christ, Garry and his team have trained thousands of leaders to launch seeker small groups in their own settings. His award-winning book, Seeker Small Groups, provides a detailed blueprint for facilitating small group discussions that assist spiritual seekers with investigating Christianity. He also wrote The Complete Book of Questions, a collection of 1001 conversation starters and numerous group study guides including The Three Habits of Highly Contagious Christians; The Tough Questions Series, and Experiencing the Passion of Jesus (with Lee Strobel) to accompany Mel Gibsons film, The Passion of the Christ. In 2005, it became the first discussion guide ever to receive the prestigious Charles Kip Jordon Christian Book of the Year award. Garry lives in suburban Chicago.


text:
The Good Twin and the Evil Twin
7:45 p.m., June 29
This bird was desperately trying to get anyone he could, running after them with the lettuce The San Diego Wild Animal Park (I refuse to call it Safari Park) April 2012
Photo by zgottesman
Posted April 12, 2012
7:45 p.m., June 29
Jay Allen Sanford 7:15 p.m., June 29
Jeff Smith 6:45 p.m., June 29
William Cullen Bryant 6:15 p.m., June 29
Dave Good 5:15 p.m., June 29
Ed Bedford 4:45 p.m., June 29
Matt Potter 3:15 p.m., June 29
© 2016 San Diego Reader. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.
Each newsletter subscription means another chance to win!Close


text:
...I love to help students gain an understanding of Italian grammar from an English-speaking point of view, or improve conversational ability for an upcoming trip. I am expert in English grammar as well, and have been published multiple times in local magazines, so I can help students of English wi...
Palm Desert, CAView Tutor
...Not only did I tutor private and group sessions but also taught classes in which I created a syllabus, lesson plan, and homework regiment. I have over 2000 hours of teaching and tutoring experience. I look forward to meeting you and I thank you for your consideration.
San Bernardino, CAView Tutor
...Currently, I am assisting families with homeschooling, setting up curriculums for summer, and creating educational plans to encourage productive learning environments for both parents and children! Please email me with any questions regarding how I can better help your family! I have a BSE in S...
Riverside, CAView Tutor
...I currently play baroque music with the Ad Hoc Consort in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, renaissance and medieval music with the Danse Macabre in Irwindale, CA, and gypsy violin with Gallows Humor at various faires, lounges and other venues. My knowledge and experience in music theory and applications ar...
Redlands, CAView Tutor
...From there I went on to Cal Poly Pomona as an Aerospace Engineering major. Often I found that the root of a problem of understanding a mathematical or physics concept lay in having nothing in the students prior life experience to relate the concept to. I have an ability to cut through the confu...
Apple Valley, CAView Tutor


text:
Dan Harmon
Category page
784pages on
this wiki
this wiki
Articles and Media related to Dan Harmon.
Pages in category "Dan Harmon"
" Makes an appearance during Water and Power episode 6: "Wade Through the Darkness." In a blink...
Dan Harmon's Penis
" You know, as long as I'm here, do you mind if I take a lot at who you are? I wouldn't mind...
Dan Harmon/Quotes
Media in category "Dan Harmon"
Posted in: Acceptable.TV
Posted in: Rob Schrab
Posted in: Dan Harmon
Posted in: ChooseYourOwn SelectAVision.TV


text:
Regents expand diploma options for students with disabilities
On Board Online • July 4, 2016
By Cathy Woodruff
The Board of Regents approved an expansion of local diploma opportunities for students with disabilities with an emergency regulation change in June, acting just in time for some students hoping to graduate with their classmates this year.
The new "superintendent review" option is tailored for students with disabilities who have Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and who have passed their Regents-level courses but have not been able to pass all five of the related Regents exams. To be eligible, students still will need to pass the English language arts and mathematics Regents exams, however.Read the entire article>>
|More On Board Online Stories>>
Report: Receivership and state takeovers not a panacea for school success
Daily Clips
Glens Falls Post Star
A look back at the 2015-2016 school year
New York Daily News
Bronx elementary school teacher shares passion for running with students, prepares to break world record
Phish fans support local music education
Here are the top education stories found in today's NYSSBA e-Clips. If you're a NYSSBA member, you can subscribe to e-Clips to receive education news from over 26 newspapers each day.Sign-up TODAY!
Upcoming Events
|More Events>>
(518) 783-0200 phone | (518) 783-0211 fax | email@example.com


text:
Relevant offers
More than anything, 2012 has shown the power of brand loyalty in politics, over and above the chatter and clatter of the weekly news cycle.
OPINION: After a year in which so much seemed to happen, the major political parties ended 2012 largely as they began it.
Support for National and its leader, John Key, is down only marginally from a year ago, although enough to leave New Zealand First potentially holding the balance of power in the 2014 election.
Labour leader David Shearer remains a deeply flawed work in progress, and the Greens ended 2012 with the same 10.5 per cent level of support they earned on election night just over a year ago.
The Government must be surprised (and relieved) at the public's relative fidelity.
The string of disasters on its watch included the privacy violations and disarray at ACC, the postponement of the asset sales programme, the ongoing embarrassment of the Kim Dotcom arrest and extradition case, and the fumbled rebuild of Christchurch . . . to name just a few.
In no time flat, Education Minister Hekia Parata went from having a promising career to being a slogan-spouting disaster zone. Singlehandedly, Parata presided over the class sizes debacle, the botched Christchurch school closures and the Novopay fiasco, in a year that gave her no respite.
On the wider front, New Zealand's economic growth all but flatlined during 2012.
Serious problems with unemployment, child poverty, income inequality, river pollution and the provision of affordable housing all spent 2012 in the Government's "too-hard" basket.
The much-touted hopes for prosperity based on oil and gas exploration all but evaporated, as the likes of the Brazilian oil giant Petrobras (and others) either handed back their exploration licences or suspended their operations here.
For much of 2012, the Government appeared confused and irritated by the problems at hand.
Repeatedly, it tried to pass off distractions like The Hobbit movie or the mooted convention centre in Auckland as if these were matters of national significance.
Remarkably, the public did not crucify them for doing so.
One reason for that was that Labour consistently muffed its chances to capitalise on the situation.
For most of 2012, David Shearer seemed like a vacancy looking for a job. Often inarticulate and indecisive, Shearer led a Labour front bench that was consistently outperformed by the Greens even on its own policy ground, let alone when confronting the Government.
Ironically, Shearer's most decisive moment during 2012 involved banishing his talented colleague David Cunliffe to the back benches, largely because of Cunliffe's failure to rule out a possible leadership challenge next year - a challenge that seemed credible solely because of Shearer's underwhelming performance this year.
The Greens have perhaps the most reason to feel frustrated by the year's outcome.
Despite outperforming Labour at every turn and despite the formidably articulate Russel Norman emerging as the most credible centre-left spokesperson on economic policy, the Greens ended 2012 with their old hoodoo intact.
Seemingly, the Greens can't break through the 15 per cent polling barrier.
Until they reach and maintain that level, they can't seriously expect to engage with Labour as virtual equals in any future government.
For all these reasons, few around Parliament will be sorry to see the back of 2012.
- Kapi-Mana News
Sponsored links
Wellington trains back to normal after morning peak delays
Porirua Schools take part in Aotearoa's first te reo parade for Maori Language Week
Top cop graduate looking forward to new role as Porirua constable and first time dad.
Arohata Prison yoga teacher aims to curb re-offending and waistlines
Porirua teenager says age doesn't define ability to be a good parent
Registration time: who pays the most dollars for dogs?
Heavy rain for the Wellington region
Otaki to Levin highway plans back to drawing board
Porirua council staff start installing an unwanted cycleway in Aotea
Wellington man missing for 5 days
Complaints of 'despicable' mould and leaking prompt Housing NZ to act
Punching 'normal' in Porirua: proud transgender teen challenges mayor
Two men arrested after Otaki burglary
1200 school lunches in under an hour: Porirua community pitches in to help hungry kids
Farmer refuses to pay $224,000 for a bridge to access his land
Rosemary McLeod: It's not Mike Hosking's wealth and sportscar that alienates him
Peter Snell Olympics singlet sold to Te Papa not the one worn in the gold medal-winning run
Foxton Beach sand dunes could be cleared to open up the view
New global help desk for technology sector could create 300 jobs in Wellington
Jamie Oliver's Italian operator in receivership, leaving unpaid debts in Wellington
Stepdad who failed to divvy up dead partner's estate declared bankrupt
Air NZ helped bring Singapore to capital, and next it might help extend the runway
Lorde gives Upper Hutt children's charity $20,000 boost
Westfield Queensgate mall hit by Hutt Valley power cut
Wellington City Council locks in 3.6pc rate hike and moves forward with disaster plans
Swee Tan questions the 'hype' around drugs that don't attack cancer stem cells


text:
Roll Over Image to Zoom
Find out when you can expect your delivery to arrive at your door.
Just enter your zip code and get a real time delivery estimate.
In Stock
You Save $18.02
item#: 414740
Questions? Call us 866-740-9830
Phone Code: N/A
Laminated wall planner features erasable surfaces and academic calendars. 12 months of dated planning range from July to June on both sides. One side has a horizontal format, and the other side offers a vertical format. Both sides also have 1" x 1" daily blocks and a write-on/wipe-off surface. Each month has days remaining and unruled daily blocks to write reminders, deadlines and more on the heavy laminated surface. Planner is printed with soy ink on paper made with a high percentage of recycled material.


text:
Search by BreedSearch Breeders by Georgia Gun Dog Classifieds
- Post Your Ad
Brittany Puppies - Great Lines, Pro... Cove Mountain Kennels in Pocatello, Idaho
HANDSOME BLACK LAB MALE PUP AVAILAB... Just Waterfowl Stud Service and Hunting Supplies in Claremore, Oklahoma
Great Puppies, Both Sire and Dam AKC fie... Morningside Brittanys in Bangor, Pennsylvania
JNEK Vizslas Awesome Litter JNEK Vizslas in Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Master Hunter AKC Lab Pups Brown Water Kennels in Palestine, Texas
12 Week Old GSP Female Pup Suma German Shorthaired Pointers in Springfield, Missouri
puppies for sale Sporting`Life British Kennels in Oxford, Mississippi
WELL-BRED, HEALTHY YELLOW LAB PUP -... Opossum Slough Retrievers in Springdale, , Arkansas
FEMALE PUPPS Hunting Dog Breeder in Walnut, California
LITTER DUE JULY 15 Covey Flush Kennels in Sasser, Georgia
(MS) Lab Pups FC AFC Coolwater's Le... Prairie View Retrievers in Macon, Mississippi
One female available Treiben Kennel in Saratoga, Wyoming
Bentley x Mo Puppies AF's German Shorthairs & Fellows Shorthairs in Rochester, Minnesota
Male Vizsla Pup Au Sable Vizslas in Germantown, Wisconsin
English Springer Spaniel pups for sale Cedar Bend Springers in Colfax, Wisconsin
Upcoming Litter of Black & Chocolat... Chesbro Hunting Retrievers in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Boykin Spaniel puppies TwoMorrows Boykins in London, Kentucky
2 Yr Old Female AZKABAN KENNELS REGISTERED in Henderson , North Carolina
AKC QAA Yellow Puppies Birch Run Premier Labradors in Minnesota
More Gun Dog Classifieds
Hunting Dog Puppies For Sale
Started Gun Dogs For Sale
Finished Bird Dogs For Sale
Hunting Dog Stud Fees
Trainers & Dog Training
Blue Line Labs - Georgia Labrador Retriever Breeders
Want to list your puppies for sale? Post a classified today!
About Blue Line Labs
Quality breeders of AKC Registered Labrador Retrievers. Over 20 years experience. Specializing in chocolate labs, we also have yellow and black available as well. All puppies are hand raised and well socialized. Our puppies have been successful in hunting, agility, earning points, and make GREAT family pets. Each puppy comes with a health guarantee, consistent worming, up to date vaccines, and puppy pack.
Hunting Dog Breeds Raised
Labrador Retriever
Breeder Contact Info
Mansfield, Georgia 30055
Breeding quality gun dogs for over 20 years.
678-614-4023Send Email to Blue Line LabsClick here to visit Blue Line Labs website
Testimonials (0)
No testimonials for this breeder


text:
Library Journal - Library JournalStine describes how to build a number of devices that appear to contradict the laws of physics or mechanics, and that, in his words, ``work for some people'' but ``sometimes . . . don't work for everyone.'' His purpose is to stimulate people to build and test these gadgets, in the hope that they may discover new scientific principles to explain them. An example is the cardboard pyramid that will keep razor blades placed inside it sharp. Stine, despite his education as a physicist and work as an engineer, forgets that a scientific experiment, by definition, is one that can be duplicated by anyonegiven the same equipment and complete directionsand give the same results. The title should use the term ``pseudoscience,'' not science. Not recommended. Kenneth Quinn, Geology Dept., Oklahoma State Univ., Stillwater
On the Frontiers of Science: Strange Machines You Can Buildby G. Harry Stine
Editorial Reviews
Product Details
- 9780689115622
- Publisher:
- Scribner
- Publication date:
- 01/01/1985
- Edition description:
- 1st ed
- Pages:
- 111
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
Write a Review
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >


text:
"I stand at the door and knock," says the Lord.
What a wonderful privilege
that the Lord of all creation desires to come to me.
I welcome His presence.
Jump to navigation
"I stand at the door and knock," says the Lord.
What a wonderful privilege
that the Lord of all creation desires to come to me.
I welcome His presence.
Thank you for the gift of freedom, Lord.
Grant that I may always choose to follow You.
Keep me ever mindful of your ways.
Of your love and concern for all people.
Knowing that God loves me unconditionally,
I look honestly over the last day, its events and my feelings.
Do I have something to be grateful for? Then I give thanks.
Is there something I am sorry for? Then I ask forgiveness.
John said to him, "Teacher, we saw someone casting out demons in your name, and we tried to stop him, because he was not following us." But Jesus said, "Do not stop him; for no one who does a deed of power in my name will be able soon afterward to speak evil of me. Whoever is not against us is for us."
I begin to talk to Jesus about the piece of scripture I have just read.
What part of it strikes a chord in me? Perhaps the words of a friend - or some story I have heard recently - will slowly rise to the surface in my consciousness. If so, does the story throw light on what the scripture passage may be trying to say to me?
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit,
As it was in the beginning,
is now and ever shall be,
world without end.
If you appreciated the daily prayer or have any suggestions or insights we will be glad to hear from you.


text:
More than 1,000 protest abortion bill at Statehouse
HB 1337 bans abortions conducted because of genetic abnormalities, race or gender.
HB 1337 bans abortions conducted because of genetic abnormalities, race or gender.
The car was nicknamed the yellow jacket and it averaged 74.602 mph.
A freeze warning is posted for much of our area, including Indy, Columbus, Bloomington and Lafayette.
The man was crying as he called to report the note, the sheriff's office says.
Emergency crews attempted to treat him for a medical issue, but they were unsuccessful.
The Coast Guard was notified that the three men were missing Tuesday morning.
Witnesses told investigators the stabbing victim said her boyfriend did it and he killed her brother.
Deputies say Lemming claimed to have once lived in the home but moved out about a year ago.
Mary has dreamed of being a zookeeper, and the Columbian Park Zoo helped make that possible.
Prior to the 10-mile race Saturday, the 500 Festival Miler Series included a three-mile course and a six-mile course.


text:
Sprint Triathlon
I have been training for a triathlon (very short one) and I just found out I am pregnant... the tri is not long and I'd like to continue training and compete too. Is this a wise decision?
You must log in to reply.
Are you New to the forum? Sign Up Here! Already a member? Please login below.
Sign Up Here!
Already a member? Please login below.
The Risks of Exercise
Physical Activity
Walking and Pregnancy
Post-Cesarean Pilates
Exercise And Depression
Curves Workout And Pregnancy
Exercising During Pregnancy
Slim And Healthy Pregnancy Tips
Is Sitting In A Spa Or In A Sauna Room Okay For The Baby
Tickling During Pregnancy
About Us | Terms of Use and Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Forum | Advertise With Us
© 2016 Pregnancy-Info.net. All rights reserved.


text:
Patriot Gamer Series PC3-12800 6GB DDR3 Kit
The Package
Looking at the package, there isn't anything too exciting going on. We've got a blister pack that is held together with two little plugs at the top. Across the top we can see the Patriot logo while at the bottom we have a barcode. In the middle of the package we can clearly see that this kit is part of the G Series which is something we've mentioned in the introduction.
In the middle of the package we can also see that this is a 6GB kit in the form of 3 x 2GB modules, making this a triple channel kit. Below this we have the speed which is PC3-12800 or 1600MHz. Finally, we also see that Patriot mention Extreme Performance and Low Latency. Unfortunately on the front of the package we don't see what those latencies are, though.
Having a look at the back of the pack, we actually get our first look at the modules. If we take a closer look we can also see what the timings are. We'll have a closer look at that in just a few moments.
The Modules
Pulling the modules out of the package, we can see like most companies Patriot has opted for a heatsink with fins that protrude out the top of the modules. Both sides of the memory modules are very similar. To the right we're able to see the G Series logo.
On the left side, depending which one you're looking at, we have the P from the Patriot logo or a bit more detail on the modules.
Having a closer look at that sticker, we're able to get a better idea of what exactly we're looking at today. As we saw mentioned on the front of the package, they are a PC3-12800 kit of 1600MHz. We can see the 9-9-9-24 timings which don't really put them in the "Low Latency" area as mentioned on the front of the package.
This isn't the end of the world, though, as we also mentioned you're able to see what the timings of the modules are before buying. This is also pretty standard for a kit in this price range. We also see that these speeds are acquired with the help of 1.65v, which again is pretty standard for most overclocked modules.
PRICING: You can find products similar to this one for sale below.
United States: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon's website.
United Kingdom: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon UK's website.
Canada: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon Canada's website.
- Page 1 [Introduction]
- Page 2 [The Package and Modules]
- Page 3 [Overclocking]
- Page 4 [Test System Setup and wPrime]
- Page 5 [Benchmarks - EVEREST Ultimate Edition]
- Page 6 [Benchmarks - SiSoft Sandra]
- Page 7 [Benchmarks - Sciencemark]
- Page 8 [Benchmarks - Far Cry 2]
- Page 9 [Final Thoughts]
Recommended for You
- We at TweakTown openly invite the companies who provide us with review samples / who are mentioned or discussed to express their opinion of our content. If any company representative wishes to respond, we will publish the response here.
Related Tags
Latest News Posts
- Four-part Mass Effect book series links original trilogy to Andromeda
- Sonic the Hedgehog's new 2017 game to have 'huge emphasis on quality'
- If you own an HTC Vive, you have to play Pool Nation VR
- Nintendo NX might use both cartridges and discs
- This emotional AMD commercial invites you to join the Radeon Rebellion
Forum Activity
- Why does my Monitor show static and lines occasionally when using 144hz?
- Considering a DK-04 when they come in stock, just have a few questions beforehand.
- Skylake Overclocking i7 6700k help please
- X170 EXTREME ECC Build
- GA-Z77-UD5H and W10 Sata Port Recognition?
Press Releases
- ADATA launches the Premier SP550 M.2 2280 SATA 6Gb/s SSD
- Mangstor's NX-Series storage arrays accelerate HPC throughput with new burst buffer capabilities
- Swiftech unveils new Komodo Waterblocks for NVIDIA GeForce GTX1080 and GTX1070 flagship video cards
- ADATA releases the HD700 and HV620S external hard drives
- BIOSTAR teams up with Apacer and Thermaltake to showcase high-end gaming machines


text:
I must say, I have never had a bad experience with MJM Magic. The service is ALWAYS fantastically fast, the email updates are ALWAYS prompt and...
Read More ->
Same day shipping...FREE (with min $15 order)!
And they actually ship the day they said they did!!
Package this with some great pricing...
Read More ->
MJM Magic is my new favorite shop online; they are always quick to ship things, they are very quick with sending invoices, and they have awesome...
Read More ->
This Magic Shop has my vote unamiously
as my #1 magic web site for all my magic
supplies. Not only are their prices low,
they are just simply...
Read More ->
All items came on time, and were exactly what I expected. Excellent service, would buy again! Thanks MJM Magic!
Read More ->


text:
Welcome Home
Thanks for stopping in at the NEWEST digital home of the Thompson family, The Thompson Branch version 3.0, it's a new look and feel for the site!!! I hope the information you find here is useful to you... I know I have many dead ends and missing data, so if you have information that you would like to add, please let me know... I would love to add your branch to the tree!
If you would like to know about updates to the site, drop me a line and I will be happy to fill you in on any changes I make...
Michael A Thompson
Today... Many Years Ago
844 years ago
Guillaume De Bellême
Death: 29 Jun 1172
764 years ago
Abel of Denmark
Death: 29 Jun 1252
385 years ago
Ralph Earle + Joan Savage
Marriage: 29 Jun 1631
348 years ago
Joseph Brown
Birth: 29 Jun 1668
325 years ago
Peter Smith
Death: 29 Jun 1691
277 years ago
Abigail Hammock
Birth: 29 Jun 1739
252 years ago
Dycie Copeland
Birth: 29 Jun 1764
242 years ago
Susanna Wakefield + Jacob Blaisdell
Marriage: 29 Jun 1774
233 years ago
Rogeneah Cartmell
Birth: 29 Jun 1783
221 years ago
Elizabeth Durrell
Birth: 29 Jun 1795


text:
More About Searching
Now that we have created an index, we will need a program to retrieve results from it. Indeed, that's just the beginning—if we want, we can write multiple programs that read through the DBM file, searching in a variety of ways.
Our first and simplest search will accept input from an HTML form. The form will allow users to specify a single word to search for. Unfortunately, the way we have indexed the files makes it easy to retrieve single words, but impossible to retrieve phrases. A different data structure would make it easier to perform such searches, but would undoubtedly increase the size of the index.
Listing 1 is a simple HTML form we can use for searching. This form expects to submit its results to a CGI program called dbsearch.pl, which is in Listing 4 (see Resources). dbsearch.pl opens the DBM file—again, using MLDBM and DB_File—and retrieves the keys from the hash associated with the search term. By sorting the keys (which contain URLs) by their values (which are integers indicating how many times a word appeared in a file), it's easy to create a simple frequency chart. In this particular case, dbsearch.pl displays all of the results, but it would not be difficult to display only the top 20.
Searching for a single term might be easy to implement, but the best search engines allow for AND and OR searches. Listing 2 is an HTML form that differs from the previous version by adding a radio button. If the radio button is set to the default OR position, any one of the search terms may appear in the document. An AND search requires that both or all of the search terms appear in the document in order for it to match.
A version of better-dbsearch.pl, which allows for AND and OR searches, is in Listing 5 (see Resources).
If the user chooses OR, dbsearch.pl will have to find the highest total for a combination of hashes, rather than just one. A simple example would be the hashes %odds and %evens, as follows:
%odds = (one => 1, three => 3, five => 5); %evens = (two => 2, four => 4, six => 6);
We can turn this into a simple hash by mixing them together:
%numbers = (%odds, %evens);This technique will not work in our case, because it is quite possible that both words will appear in the same file. If that happens, there will be duplicate keys—unlike %odds and %evens, where no key appears in both hashes. For our OR search to work, we will need to combine the values in a master hash:
foreach my $word (@terms) { my $frequency = $data{$word}; foreach my $filename (keys %$frequency) { $full_results{$filename} += $frequency->{$filename}; } }The above code is not very different from its predecessor in dbsearch.pl. The main change is that it introduces a new hash, %full_results, where the keys are file names and the values reflect the total scores for each of the search terms. This algorithm means a file containing one copy of both search terms will be ranked the same as one in which the same search term appears twice.
To handle AND searches, we must keep track of how many search terms appear in each file. If a file contains the same number of search terms as are in @terms, the file is acceptable. If it contains fewer matches than @terms, the file should be dropped from consideration.
We can implement this by using the %match_counter hash, where the keys are file names and the values are integers representing the number of search terms contained in a file. By adding a single line to the foreach loop, we can keep track of how many search terms appear in each file:
$match_counter{$filename}++ if ($boolean eq "and");
Once we have exited from the foreach loop, but before we announce the results to the user, we prune file names from %full_results. Because the keys for %full_results are the same as for %match_counter, the code is relatively simple:
foreach my $filename (keys %full_results) { delete $full_results{$filename} unless ($match_counter{$filename} == @terms); }Notice how we use delete to remove the hash element. Using undef on $full_results{$filename} would make the value undefined, but would leave the hash key unaffected. delete removes the key and its corresponding value from the hash completely.
Also notice how we can get the size of @terms simply by naming the array itself. The == forces scalar context on both of its operands, so there is no need to use the scalar keyword before @terms.
Trending Topics
Fast/Flexible Linux OS Recovery
On Demand Now
In this live one-hour webinar, learn how to enhance your existing backup strategies for complete disaster recovery preparedness using Storix System Backup Administrator (SBAdmin), a highly flexible full-system recovery solution for UNIX and Linux systems.
Join Linux Journal's Shawn Powers and David Huffman, President/CEO, Storix, Inc.
Free to Linux Journal readers.Register Now!
|Peppermint 7 Released
|Jun 29, 2016
|Libarchive Security Flaw Discovered
|Jun 28, 2016
|Sony Settles in Linux Battle
|Jun 27, 2016
|Astronomy for KDE
|Jun 23, 2016
|Profiles and RC Files
|Jun 22, 2016
|Understanding Ceph and Its Place in the Market
|Jun 21, 2016
- Download "Linux Management with Red Hat Satellite: Measuring Business Impact and ROI"
- Sony Settles in Linux Battle
- Libarchive Security Flaw Discovered
- Peppermint 7 Released
- Profiles and RC Files
- Maru OS Brings Debian to Your Phone
- The Giant Zero, Part 0.x
- Snappy Moves to New Platforms
- Git 2.9 Released
- Astronomy for KDE
Geek Guides
With all the industry talk about the benefits of Linux on Power and all the performance advantages offered by its open architecture, you may be considering a move in that direction. If you are thinking about analytics, big data and cloud computing, you would be right to evaluate Power. The idea of using commodity x86 hardware and replacing it every three years is an outdated cost model. It doesn't consider the total cost of ownership, and it doesn't consider the advantage of real processing power, high-availability and multithreading like a demon.
This ebook takes a look at some of the practical applications of the Linux on Power platform and ways you might bring all the performance power of this open architecture to bear for your organization. There are no smoke and mirrors here—just hard, cold, empirical evidence provided by independent sources. I also consider some innovative ways Linux on Power will be used in the future.Get the Guide


text:
This profile was last updated on . .
Is this you? Claim your profile.
Parenting Director and Certified Family Life Educator
Mental Health Association of Broward County
Direct Phone: (954) ***-****
Mental Health Association of Broward County
7145 West Oakland Park Blvd.
Lauderhill, Florida 33313
United States
Working for mental health and victory over mental illness through education, prevention, advocacy and empowerment. more
Ted R Sanderson's Real Estate Links
tedshouse.home.att.net [cached]
The Family Source of Florida - Florida's child abuse prevention and family support network.
www.familysource.org [cached]
Carol Harrell
Frank Harrell
NeuroPoint Alliance
Kristina Harrell
Educational Data Systems Inc
David Harrell
LRC Properties LLC
Andi Harrell
Abba's House Academy


text:
from Rio tinto, Portugal
- About me
- Comments
- Share
xTip: Sending a positive vote will save this user to your account, like a personal bookmark. Additionally, they will see this vote and may like you back, which will allow the exchange of your private contact information.
Profile hits: 105
Subscribers: 0
City:Rio tinto
Signed up: January 14th, 2016 (167 days ago)
Last activity: 167 days ago


text:
Share < br />this article:
Disney Dream Portraits: The Complete Collection
Gabrielle Chung
| August 2, 2012 - 8:09 pm
Share < br />this article:
View Full Size
Return to Story
Jack Black
Jason Segel
Will Ferrell
Recommended for you
This Is What Jason Segel's $1.599 Million House Looks Like
Will Ferrell Backs Out of Controversial Ronald Reagan Comedy
16 Male Celebrities That Have Braved Full-Frontal Nudity
Giveaway Alert: Win a 'Daddy's Home' Prize Pack!
Movie Casting Update: Michael Keaton Will Train an Assassin, Jason Segel Must Face the Afterlife
Kanye West Worships at the Altar of 'Comedy God' Will Ferrell
Around The Web
2016 BET Awards: Justin Timberlake Receives Backlash Over Tweet About…
Ray J Is Not Happy He's in Bed with Kim Kardashian in Kanye West's…
Sarah Paulson Poses Topless in Sultry W Magazine Spread, Plus More…
Taylor Swift Never Met Calvin Harris' Parents Once During Their…
Winona Ryder on Ex-Fiancé Johnny Depp: He Was Never Abusive with Me
Sign Up For The Latest Celebuzz News
Thank you for signing up for our newsletter. You will receive a confirmation shortly.
Sign Up
Top Photos
All »
Matthew McConaughey to Teach Film Class
Demi Lovato Shows Off Her #Confident Bikini Body in Miami
Zac Efron and Adam DeVine Goof Around on the Red Carpet at the Premiere of 'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates'
Kate Moss Joins Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders for 'Ab Fab: The Movie' Premiere in London
WATCH: Rihanna Channels a Familiar Look in 'Sledgehammer' Music Video After Partying with Drake
Ariel Winter's 'Office' Looks a Lot Better Than Ours
You'll Love
Khloé Kardashian Lived with The Game
Meet Erika Christensen's New Baby Girl


text:
The Last Of Us was what brought me over from Camp Xbox. Never looked back. I loved the Last of Us but I'd rather have something completely new and let The Last of Us stand as the one sole beacon of success it was.
Also: Besides wearing that gas mask I still think it's Ellie. Same haircolor and basically same shirt-color as her default shirt in the game. I don't think it's that exact color by mistake or coincidence.


text:
In Boston, there was reason to believe in the promising future of Felix Doubront. The left-hander proved poised in his major league debut, a trait that – along with his arsenal of a legitimate fastball and changeup that are complemented by flashes of a curve – suggests he could be a solid major leaguer in the not-too-distant future.
But in El Toro, Dominican Republic, the significance may have been even greater. The 22-year-old's big league debut represented hope.
Doubront became the first player signed under GM Theo Epstein as an amateur out of Latin America to reach the majors in Boston. At first glance, the statement is somewhat striking. Epstein has been in charge of baseball operations for nearly eight years. The team has witnessed a steady flow of impact talent from the draft into the majors.
Yet until Doubront's successful debut – an outing in which he picked up the win in Boston's 10-6 victory over the Dodgers (recap) by pitching five innings and allowing five runs (three earned) on six hits while walking a pair and striking out a pair – not a single Latin American amateur signee who joined the Sox after 2003 had progressed all the way through the farm system to Boston.
As such, there was some meaning to Doubront's performance.
"I think it is significant. He's kind of the first graduate [of the team's Dominican baseball academy] to come all the way here," said Sox Assistant GM Ben Cherington. "I think it is significant for the players at the academy. Boston seems a long way away when you're down there. Now we have a player in the big leagues who took a path through the academy to get there."
The fact that the Sox (under Epstein) have not had a Latin American amateur signee reach the majors until now does not represent a failure. Instead, Doubront's status as the first Latin American amateur signed under Epstein to play for the Sox serves as a commentary on the nature of signing young players from the region.
Current Sox Senior Vice President/International Scouting Craig Shipley joined Boston's international operation in 2004. That year, he was involved in the signing of Doubront out of Venezuela in 2004 during the annual window (from July 2 through the end of August) to acquire international amateur free agents who are at least 16.
"He was projectable with a solid delivery and very clean, smooth arm action," Shipley recalled.
The Sox gave the left-hander a bonus of around $150,000. A year later, Doubront enjoyed tremendous success at age 17 in the Venezuelan Summer League. He came to the U.S. as an 18-year-old in 2006, and slowly made his way up the minor league ladder, enduring significant periods of struggle along the way.
"I played with him down in [Single-A] Greenville three years ago," noted Sox reliever Daniel Bard. "Neither one of us had a very good season there. We both had 6.00-plus ERAs."
Just as Bard did, Doubront learned from those struggles and turned a corner with his performance in 2008. He started the year back in Greenville (for the second straight year), finished it in High-A Lancaster and then moved up to Portland in 2009. He enjoyed success there, but returned to Double-A at the start of this year. He showed enough developmental strides to warrant a promotion to Pawtucket last month, before reaching the majors on Friday.
It took nearly six full years for Doubront to reach the majors after signing. And yet, in some respects, that represents an efficient climb for a player who is just now 22, an age that is roughly one year older than many of the top college talents taken in the domestic draft.
His path was a very reasonable one for a player who turned pro at such a young age. Indeed, his timetable to the majors would seem a success, particularly given the tremendous challenges associated with scouting in Latin America. The undertaking remains something of a crapshoot even as it features increased risk thanks to dramatic increases in the size of bonuses, with seven-figure deals becoming increasingly commonplace.
"Bonuses are out of control on the upper-end guys internationally, and getting them is very difficult," Shipley said this spring. "Personally I think the money is out of control, especially given the information about the age, you have to make that decision. It is what it is."
The process of projecting players who typically would be halfway through their high school education can be vexing. As inexact as the major league draft is for players from the U.S. and Canada, it is even more difficult to identify accurately talent that is a couple years younger.
That challenge is multiplied by the fact that many young baseball players in Latin America are trained to develop raw tools for showcases rather than in-game skills. In the extreme, there are stories of players who do not know what a force out is.
"When you sign [players] at 16 the risk is huge. The risk is way more at 16 than it is at 18," said Shipley. "The amount of information we can get on any kid internationally is maybe 25-30 percent of what you can get on a kid domestically. You know what the kid's name is here, you know where he goes to high school, you can go watch him play.
"Internationally, specifically Latin America, that's very difficult because most of them don't play in organized leagues. It's turned into like a workout circuit, which is not a good place to evaluate. We try to get around that by putting them in games in our academy but that's still not the perfect setting, because it's a game that we organized and not a real league.
"I think you have to temper the expectations and be patient.
Once a 16-year-old is signed from Latin America, the process of player development can be complicated by the need for personal development. There is an adjustment to the professional baseball environment. There is significant physical maturation that a player must go through, and to which a player must acclimate.
There is a need to endure a cultural transition when going from a baseball academy in the Dominican to the U.S. All of those elements can be tremendously challenging for an individual, which is why Shipley and his staff have spent years building and refining the process by which they get to know the players whom they sign.
While tools can be fairly straightforward to evaluate, Shipley insists that learning about whether a player is signing for the right reasons -- whether they love the game, and have the personal maturity to deal with both success and failure -- is a crucial element of the process. That is because in the States, the players must learn to perform (and, typically, fail) against much older competition in U.S. minor league affiliates.
"When you're throwing a kid who's 18, 19 years old in the [Single-A] South Atlantic League, there's a pretty good chance he's going to struggle," said Sox Assistant Director/Latin American Operations Eddie Romero. "We recognize that if a kid goes up there and hits .200, we have to understand that. We can't get frustrated by that because the kid is still so young. We still have five years before he's 23, 24.
"We really do need to be patient and not making conclusions on these kids too early. We don't want to judge them too early and make a rash decision."
Progress for such young players must typically be measured incrementally. Patience is an essential characteristic for judging the strides being made by players who start their pro careers at 16.
On Friday, the patience paid off for the Red Sox. Doubront (who never pitched in the Dominican Summer League, but who has spent time honing his craft at the team's academy) looked like a pitcher with a big league future.
He pitched aggressively and attacked the strike zone, recording a strikeout against the first batter he faced (Dodgers slugger Matt Kemp). He moved efficiently through the first five innings before tiring in the sixth. Though his line (5+IP, 6H, 5R, 3ER, 2BB, 2SO) wasn't memorable, he showed a powerful fastball and a changeup that represents a swing-and-miss offering.
"He's a young pitcher developing but he threw the ball pretty well," said manager Terry Francona. "The significance of his first major league start didn't throw him. He pounds the zone and does what he's supposed to do."
The Sox are hopeful that they will benefit not just from more such contributions from Doubront in the future, but from other players from Latin America. The team features other promising talents such as pitchers Stolmy Pimentel and Manny Rivera and position players such as Oscar Tejeda and Jose Iglesias who may knock on the door to the majors in coming seasons.
If that happens, then Doubront's debut may take on added significance over time.
"It's nice to see an international signee making his way through our minor league system and into the big leagues," said Epstein. "We are hopeful for more of that in the future. We look forward to a continuing impact from our international players."
That may not come tomorrow. The payoff for Latin American scouting operations typically comes at a trickle rather than a torrent.
Nonetheless, for the first time under the team's current international scouting staff, a player showed that the pipeline can end in the majors. For some in the organization – particularly the teenagers at the Dominican academy – that lesson was no doubt a powerful one.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Mut is flying solo the last hour, but he's giving reaction and analysis as the Celtics draft a power forward out of France by the name of Guerschon Yabusele and getting some early grades for the Celtics
Mut and Kirk are talking more about the Celtics pick of Jaylen Brown and can't seem to find anyone who thinks it's a good pick or can make a case for why the Celtics took him third overall.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Eduardo Rodriguez and the Sox stumbled in their 13-7 loss to the Rays. Mut recaps the game and takes your calls on all things Boston baseball.
Christian recaps the Red Sox 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
The guys finish the show bantering about Max Kellerman apparently getting the Skip Bayless job, Iceland's win over England in the Euro 2016, and Caitlyn Jenner on SI
Texas Rangers sideline reporter Emily Jones likes getting doused by Gatorade. A D&C caller accuses the guys of being sexist in their analysis, which leads to a debate of the hottest sideline reporters in sports.
Dino, Gerry and Kirk discuss Tuesday's Dale and Holley show which feature some measure of tension during the interview with John Farrell and during a Rick Porcello debate
The Red Sox needed a big start from a pitcher, and Porcello delivered. Glenn and Lou talk about last night's win in Tampa and discuss what ERod needs to do while down in Triple A.
David Price is on the mound this afternoon in Tampa, but after last outing's terrible performance, the pressure is on for him to perform. Glenn and Lou discuss Price and his need to take over a game.
Red Sox GM Mike Hazen joins Glenn and Lou to talk about what went into sending ERod down to Pawtucket, and what the trade market looks like at this point in the season.
Ugh. Dale and Michael after another crap-fest of a Red Sox game break it all down and listen in to John Farrell and David Price's post game comments.
We close the show out with some of the best cuts of the day.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
Kirk Minihane is joined by one of his radio heroes, Artie Lange. They discuss everything from Artie's comedy career, his time with Howard Stern, his issues with drugs and prostitutes, and the comedy show to benefit slain Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr.
Jerry Thornton and "Uncle Buck" Adam Cormack break down the greatest season finale of all-time, the season 6 finale of Game of Thrones. Jerry and Uncle Buck debate if this season was the greatest season in television history.
Ben, Russ & Alex recap the 4-0 loss the USMNT suffered to Argentina in the COPA America Centenario semifinal. Then they catch up with the EURO's, and recap if their predicted winners are still in the tournament.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
The guys finish the show bantering about Max Kellerman apparently getting the Skip Bayless job, Iceland's win over England in the Euro 2016, and Caitlyn Jenner on SIMore from this show
It's somewhat of a rarity on D&C, but the phone lines were open on Tuesday as the Kirk Minihane haters and MiniFans alike called in take him on.More from this show
Dino, Gerry and Kirk discuss Tuesday's Dale and Holley show which feature some measure of tension during the interview with John Farrell and during a Rick Porcello debateMore from this show
Texas Rangers sideline reporter Emily Jones likes getting doused by Gatorade. A D&C caller accuses the guys of being sexist in their analysis, which leads to a debate of the hottest sideline reporters in sports.More from this show
Should Callahan go to the Donald Trump luncheon at the Langham Hotel? The guys discuss as well as the risk of celebrities endorsing Trump publicly.More from this show


text:
About bombroot : I feed on your souls just for an evening snack
bombroot's FML badges
An insomniac or a creature of the dark
You commented on an FML between 1 and 3 am.
You've used FML's private messaging service for the first time. Will they reply? Wait and see…
Who's the fairest of them all?
This is now the third time you've changed your profile pic.
bombroot's favorite FMLs
Doh! This user still hasn't added any FMLs to their favorites. :(
- 1
- « Previous page
- Next page »
- 1Today, my neighbor's 4-year-old daughter came up to me and asked if she could have my dog. When I… 2Today, after working for Uber for a few weeks I realized that my driver rating was dropping. After… 3Today, I received a phone call, angry at me for not calling my dad on Father's Day. When I told her…
- Today, I told my son off because he lost a form. A form that I later found in my right-hand pocket.… Today, I'm a French teacher abroad, and as my beard has a huge hole near my chin, my students call… Today, I'm teaching French in a university in India. One of the students asked me if Paris was the…


text:
Kukla's Korner Hockey
The Making Of "The Mask"
by Paul on 03/04/06 at 11:04 AM ET
Comments (0)
Enter Al McKinney of Lachine, until now the unknown Igor to whom every hockey goalie of the past five decades owes a few of their own teeth. Almost 50 years ago, face caked in a thick plaster, straws inserted up his nostrils so he wouldn't suffocate, McKinney surrendered himself to Bill Burchmore, a sales and promotion manager at Montreal-headquartered Fiberglas Canada Ltd. Then, on Nov. 1, 1959, Canadiens goaler Jacques Plante skated onto Madison Square Garden ice behind a fiberglass mask. He was the NHL's startling answer to Lon Chaney in the 1925 horror film Phantom of the Opera - or, of a more recent vintage, Anthony Hopkins's Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs.more...long read but very informative... picture via hockemasks.com
Filed in: | KK Hockey | Permalink
Be the first to comment.
Add a Comment
Please limit embedded image or media size to 575 pixels wide.
Add your own avatar by joining Kukla's Korner, or logging in and uploading one in your member control panel.
Captchas bug you? Join KK or log in and you won't have to bother.
Most Recent Blog Posts
Two-Year Extension For Tom Wilson And The Washington Capitals
Jumping In The UFA Pool Tomorrow?
Audio/Video- First Time Caller Patrick Kane
The Problems With P.K. Subban And The Montreal Canadiens
San Jose Sharks Make Tomas Hertl Signing Official
Jared Boll On Waivers, Will Be Bought Out
Video- Best Free Agent Signings Of All Time
About Kukla's Korner Hockey
Paul Kukla founded Kukla's Korner in 2005 and the site has since become the must-read site on the 'net for all the latest happenings around the NHL.
From breaking news to in-depth stories around the league, KK Hockey is updated with fresh stories all day long and will bring you the latest news as quickly as possible.
Email Paul anytime at email@example.com


text:
England's Mistress: The Infamous Life of Emma Hamiltonby Kate Williams, Josephine Bailey
View All Available Formats & Editions
- Overview
- Editorial Reviews
- Product Details
- Related Subjects
- Read an Excerpt
- What People Are Saying
- Meet the author
Emma Hamilton was England's first superstar. She fought her way out of dire poverty to become a fashion icon, an Ambassador's wife, a confidante of both Queen Marie Antoinette and the Queen of Naples, and the mistress of Lord Nelson, England's greatest military hero. Drawing on hundreds of previously undiscovered letters, England's Mistress follows Emma's dramatic journey from the slums of Northern England to the Royal Court of Naples, and from the brothels of St. James's to the tragedy and glory of the Napoleonic wars. Muse and mother, wife and mistress, celebrity and villain, victim and survivor: Emma Hamilton was one of the most remarkable women in British history. Emma set out to make herself a star - and she succeeded beyond even her wildest dreams. By her early twenties, she was the most painted woman of her day. Her 'Attitudes', classical postures in diaphanous outfits, thrilled aristocrats and intellectuals while her innovations in fashion and dress changed the way women looked for ever. Shrewdly manipulating the media's fascination with her, Emma made herself into the most famous woman in England, desired by every man she met, adored by thousands, and, for a time, very rich. Yet, she was willing to throw it all away for the man she loved. Extensively researched but told with a novelist's flair, this is the story of one woman's fight to live on her own terms. England's Mistress captures the relentless drive, innovative style and burning passion of a true heroine.
Editorial Reviews
The Washington Post
Product Details
- 9781400133024
- Publisher:
- Tantor Media, Inc.
- Publication date:
- 11/22/2006
- Edition description:
- Library - Unabridged CD
- Product dimensions:
- 6.90(w) x 6.90(h) x 1.80(d)
Read an Excerpt
England's Mistress
By Kate Williams
Random House
Kate Williams
All right reserved.
Chapter One
Harsh Beginnings
Emma Hamilton was born Amy Lyon on Friday, April 26, 1765, into squalid poverty. Ness was a ramshackle huddle of thirty or so miners' hovels set in scrubby, stony, infertile land. Moored on the Wirral peninsula in Cheshire, just over twelve miles from Liverpool, near England's northwest coast, the village now gleams with luxurious houses for commuters, but for a girl child in the eighteenth century, it was a one-way ticket to misery. The Stanley family, the owners of the area around Ness, reclined in elegant splendor at nearby Hooton Hall, ignoring the miners and the few fishermen scraping out a miserable living by the bleak shore. Ness was at the forefront of the burgeoning industrial revolution, and Amy was destined for a cruel and meager life: backbreaking labor by the age of ten, a hard marriage, and an early death.
Baby Amy owed her very existence to coal--the black gold of the eighteenth century. For the first half of the century, the factories, sweatshops, and businesses in nearby Chester and the surrounding area had been powered by coal shipped in from North Wales along the connecting Dee estuary, but the waterway was silting up and Welsh coal was growing very expensive. When reserves were discovered in 1750 at nearby Denhall, the landscape of Ness changed forever, from an area only sparsely populated by fishermen and the odd farmer to a mini Wild West town teemingwith investors and get-rich-quick merchants. After the Stanleys finally opened their mine to huge excitement in the late 1750s, cartloads of brawny young colliers arrived from Lancashire, Staffordshire, and North Wales. Others trekked over from Ireland to build a quay for exporting the coal, and laborers came to build the Stanleys' new mansion on the banks of the River Dee. Ness was designated as the village to house them, and quickly built, cheap cottages mushroomed on the stony fields. In this brand-new village, much of it still a building site, twenty-one-year- old Mary Kidd arrived in 1764. Since there were five men to every woman in Ness, she was guaranteed to be popular.
Ness's men were hardened by dangerous work. Conditions at the Denhall mine were notoriously poor, and they had to crouch in muddy, icy water and hack at the sides of the flooded tunnels. Mice and cockroaches scampered into their pockets to eat their food, especially if they worked near the areas where the pit ponies were stabled. Once extracted, the coal was loaded into boats roped together in sets of four or five on the underground canals. Miners lay on the boats and "walked" their feet along the ceilings of the tunnels to push the boats to the bottom of the shaft, where the coal was hoisted up. Men of twenty were bent and crabbed within a few years of beginning work, and others were dead, poisoned by pockets of methane gas or killed by rock falls.
Emma's mother had traveled from Hawarden, a small village just outside Chester across the Dee. She was in Ness for a holiday of sorts. William Kidd, Mary's elder brother, had moved to Ness and was working as a miner. Banns were published for his marriage to Mary Foulkes, a Chester girl, in January 1763, and their first son, Samuel, was born in the spring of 1764 and christened on April 15. In the eighteenth century, every available female relative was roped in to help with a new baby, and so Mary traveled to Ness around the time of Samuel's birth to be an unpaid nursemaid, cleaner, and cook to her brother and a sister-in-law she hardly knew. On the ferry across the Dee between Flint, near Hawarden, and Parkgate, and then the walk to her brother's home, Mary was excited, buoyant with holiday spirit. Ness was the first place she had seen other than her dead-end home town, and she was determined to make the most of it. Having escaped her other siblings, dreary cottage, and angry, resentful mother, she was intent on enjoying herself.
Mary was slim, lively, and fond of fun, and men competed for her attention. She was the new belle of the village (although there was hardly much competition). Frantic to escape Hawarden and the iron grip of her mother, Mary flung herself at Henry Lyon, the blacksmith at the mine. Emma later implied her father was from Lancashire; he was possibly from Skelmersdale or Ormskirk, where his surname is common in the parish registers. In order to have reached the position of a blacksmith, he would have to have been in his late twenties, and so was probably born around 1737. Judging from Emma's stature and appearance, Henry was tall, broad, handsome, and dark. To impoverished Mary, he would have appeared impossibly wealthy and independent. Henry's courtship was swift, perhaps rough. By May 27, perhaps less than two months after Mary's arrival, the banns were published for their wedding.
Emma's parents were married on June 11, 1764, in Great Neston church. As the wedding was held on a Monday, it is unlikely that any relative, even William Kidd or his wife, attended. Like many workingmen, Henry was illiterate and signed the register with an X; Mary also signed with a cross. Henry probably had to return to the smithy soon after the ceremony. Even though working-class weddings were low-key affairs, Mary's seems hurried. Most women were married in their late twenties--the average age was twenty-six--after their fiancés had set aside sufficient money to set up a home. Mary, however, was unusually young. Pregnancy may have made marriage a necessity.
First babies were often conceived outside of wedlock; indeed, many communities encouraged it to preclude the disaster of marriage to an infertile wife. As there is no birth certificate, we must assume that Emma claimed her birthday on the day her mother told her to do so. Henry and Mary were not religious, and there is no reason why Emma should have been any different from most of the first children born in Ness. Emma's fondness for celebrating a birthday on April 26 and stressing 1765 as the year of her birth suggests she was concerned to emphasize her legitimacy. Only Mary and her brother William knew the actual date of Emma's birth, but the possibility that Mary's pregnancy had forced the marriage might explain the couple's unhappiness. Mary came to Ness looking for a life more exciting than the one she had left behind, only to find herself trapped in poverty and despair in a part of England far harsher than Hawarden.
Mary's new home was a miner's cottage near the road to Denhall, rented from the mine authorities. A low-built house, connected to two others, it was one of hundreds of similar workers' cottages in the area. Sandstone steps skittered up to the low door. Now it is a pretty cottage and the subsidence gives it a picturesque appeal, but then it was a rackety, dirty, cramped place to live. At twenty-one, Mary was a drudge in a dirty hovel, her day consumed by domestic chores, in a village populated by people who were in the 1850s, according to visitors, "as primitive as their village was secluded." At four, she awoke to fetch water, light the fire, and prepare Henry's breakfast. After he left at five, she began her daily battle against the dirt that silted up the windows and covered every surface with a grimy film. Outside her window lay a treeless expanse of scrub scarred by heaps of coal waste and cheap stone cottages blackened by sooty rain. She knew that soon after she gave birth, she would be expected to work in the mine with the other women. There was little to look forward to and not much to enjoy. Henry returned in the late afternoon, exhausted by a day of laboring in hot and dangerous conditions, and like most men in Ness, he drank and probably beat his wife.
Helped only by neighbors, women drank gin to dull the pain or pulled on a knotted rag. Mary called the child Amy, her sister's name and a Kidd family favorite. Perhaps Henry was not particularly interested in his daughter's name. Many communities held a form of party for new mothers twenty-eight days after the birth, a version of the older "churching" ceremony, which was an attempt to combat postnatal depression and to celebrate the mother's survival, but it appears that Mary had no such party. No relations came to assist her, and because there were so few women in the village, she had little companionship. Lonely and overwhelmed, the young Mrs. Lyon struggled not to vent her frustration on the child. She might have had a closer immediate bond to a son, but Amy was a burden and a seemingly inescapable tie to Ness. Mary's life stretched out drearily before her, a monotony of children, domestic labor, and poverty.
Emma was baptized on May 12. On the register, her name looks like "Emy," but Emma herself always claimed it was Amy, a common name in the Kidd family. It is likely that the registrar simply misspelled it: parents were at the mercy of the registrar's choice of orthography, particularly if, like Henry and Mary, they could not read. One in three children like Emma died within infancy, but she was born in the best season for survival: disease was more virulent from June to September, and babies died of cold from November to February. There was hard work ahead for the infants who lived. Denhall employed most children over nine or ten as cheap labor. All the girls born in Ness were, by the age of ten, pulling baskets to the surface every day, covered in dirt and regularly harassed by the men. At the end of the day, they returned home to cook and clean for their family or, as was nearly as likely, since many women died in childbirth, stepmother.
The grim cycle of Emma's life seemed preordained. But two months after her baptism, Henry died suddenly. By June 21, 1765, he was buried. Mary and Emma were free.
Emma never discussed her father, and her mother did not disclose any details. Research into death in the eighteenth century gives us some clues about the cause of Henry's demise and his daughter's refusal to discuss him: Emma and her mother might have been covering a scandal.
Men who worked in or near a mine had a short life expectancy, but their deaths from respiratory diseases were lengthy and agonizingly protracted. If Henry had been tubercular, he would no longer have been working. He would have been visibly sick, and Mary would have been unlikely to marry him. There are no records of any pit disasters or smallpox epidemics in the summer of 1765. No cause of death is recorded, and in the yard of Great Neston church, there is no marker for his grave. Mary did not receive a pension or payout from the mine, which was usually awarded if the employee died on site. She had no contact with her husband's family following Henry's death. Instead, she fled back to Hawarden. If she had expected a pension or if there had been help forthcoming from the local community, she would have stayed.
Only Mary knew the whole truth about what happened on that hot night in June. It is very likely that alcohol was involved. Alcohol killed more men than tuberculosis or smallpox and caused most accidental deaths. The gin sold in Ness was much cheaper and stronger than what is sold today, and a few pennies bought immediate oblivion. Nowadays, the majority of deaths from alcohol or other substance abuse occur in the first half of the month, after people have received their pay. More than 250 years ago, Henry was probably following a familiar pattern: he received his wages and drank them away.
It is possible that Henry killed himself in a fit of drunken despair. If he had simply knocked himself out on the way home from the pub or fought with another man, Mary would have had less reason to flee in shame. Nowadays, suicides peak in the months of May and early June, and it is unlikely the eighteenth century was different, although suicide was hardly ever recorded as the cause of death. Many more men committed suicide than women (and the women who did so were generally driven to it by extreme poverty or unwanted pregnancy). Ness was an alienating place, Henry's job was exhausting, life with his wife was difficult, and the sleepless nights with a new baby perhaps tipped him over the edge. Suicide was common, but it was considered a disgrace and a sin, and unless the local rector was particularly sympathetic, Henry would have been denied a funeral and a grave in the churchyard, incentive enough for Mary and Emma never to mention him.
Alternatively, Henry's death may have been the consequence of an argument. Exhausted and irritable after a day with the baby, Mary may have begun a bitter argument when her husband strolled in, squandered wages reeking on his breath. After a struggle, Henry might have fallen so violently that he died. There was no local police force or constable, so the law in Ness depended on the justice of the peace, presumably Lord Stanley at Hooton Hall. As the local landowner, he would have been most interested in protecting his property. In the eighteenth century, justice was dominated by the propertied classes, and an offense as trivial as stealing a handkerchief was punishable by hanging. Men such as Stanley dismissed fights between poor workers as the feuds of the lower classes. Death from a drunken fall was common enough, and without the medical science that exists today, the exact cause of death would have been impossible to determine.
Henry's death was one of the greatest mysteries in Emma's life. It seems most likely that he and Mary fought, but we will never know the truth about whether the cause of death was accident, suicide, ill health, or murder. Whatever the reason, the consequence was the same: Mary was a widow and Emma was fatherless. At the time, 80 percent of those accused of witchcraft were older women and widows. No longer controlled by their fathers and without husbands, they were objects of intense suspicion and hatred. A widow at twenty-two, Mrs. Lyon was not going to be popular.
Mary was a determined girl, but within fifteen years she was working for free as Emma's housekeeper. She remained submissive to her daughter's every desire until she died. Her devotion was self- sacrificing by any standard, but particularly when most children made their own way through life; moreover, mother and daughter were very distant in Emma's childhood and teenage years. Perhaps Mary's willingness to cater to Emma's every need and whim, like a servant rather than a mother, stemmed from guilt. In the eighteenth century, widows habitually bolstered their shaky respectability by wearing black dresses and veils, weeping over lockets of their spouse, and persistently recalling the days of their marriage in conversation, but nobody reports that Mary ever mentioned her husband. Emma never spoke of her father, and when she holidayed near Ness she did not visit the village.
Excerpted from England's Mistress
by Kate Williams Excerpted by permission.
All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
Excerpts are provided by Dial-A-Book Inc. solely for the personal use of visitors to this web site.
What People are saying about this
Meet the Author
British actress and narrator Josephine Bailey has won ten AudioFile Earphones Awards and a prestigious Audie Award, and Publishers Weekly named her Best Female Narrator in 2002.
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >


text:
Roster Updates
The following roster updates have been made this week:
From Pup to Cub
Almaresáre, Anxurus, Arxondas, Ashlaak, Balgrah, Chejdysz, Chillblaze, Crabbing, Darkhide, Decktwo, Dondius, Eruvande, Etintnetoiv, Etrayu, Forcedmage, Hoinz, Hoynze, Jamslice, Kronix, Kronoth, Malcobo, Melza, Mpazokouti, Nagrel, Ngah, Nin, Nixil, Nixle, Oleander, Randomert, Robustus, Rock, Sakuradesu, Sakurasaku, Seraphstar, Seraphstars, Sjemrock, Smashmoawr, Soxie, Thorla, Thorstagg, Vampiri, Vampirio, Vampiro, Vampirot, Vampirsha (I feel there is a theme there!), Veneratór, Zaragus, Zulmara, Abro.
From Cub to Juvenile
Aspya, Athéná, Avardus, Fulgrim, Huntardos, Krónargh, Nomek, Rodelem, Sevathar, Shoota, Suffe, Thorfrostt, Xarachi, Oscura.
From Juvenile to Wolf
(alts placed in Wolf Alt rank)
Caladan, Lernil (Galadeth), Trocco, Voidan (Sukergi).
From Wolf/Wolf Alt to Werewolf
Mscowiespet, Pricepriest, Seena.
As we're fast approaching Legion I'm giving people prior warning that, at some point in the next few months, I'll be having a late "Spring clean" of the roster - any member that has not been online for 6 months or more (2 months or more for those in the bottom rank) is potentially likely to be removed from the roster.
Please note that this is any MEMBER, not character. If you have characters that haven't been on for months or years, as long as they have a note in the roster notes that they're your alt, and you've been online within 6 months (or 2 months if none of your characters are above bottom rank) on ANY of your marked alts or main, then don't worry, you'll be safe.
Therefore, please ensure all alts are marked as such, correctly. If you have any problems or questions, let me know.
If you are currently having a break from the game, are still in the guild and wish to remain in the guild, and think your characters may possibly qualify for removal, please let me know and I'll ensure they are kept.
After Legion has arrived, I will start looking at removing those in the "MiA" list, working on the assumption that, if people were going to come back to the game after a considerable time away, the new expansion would be the time to do so.
Anyone currently on the MiA list, who isn't intending to come back within a week or so of Legion's launch, but still wishes to remain a member, please let me know.
Anyone who is completely removed from the guild, who wishes to return, will need to reapply in the usual way on this website (although there will be a week or so grace period where they can speak to me for a re-invite, just in case someone got removed by accident!).
Please note - once Legion arrives and we are no longer at "max level", all characters currently in the "Werewolf" rank will be placed back in their relevant Wolf/Wolf Alt ranks.
The Werewolf rank will then be repopulated once we start raiding, and we see who is eligible to be there.
Is Your Computer Ready for Legion?
With Legion, Blizzard have improved the graphics again. You can still play on the previous settings, but there will be three additional, higher settings above what is currently the "Ultra" setting.
I've just had a quick check on the test realm, as these settings will come into effect in the pre-expansion patch, to check them out.
Currently my graphics card is running ultra smoothly and I rarely drop below 50fps even in raids - my current card is a Nvidia Geforce GTX560ti. However, having played with anything above the previous "ultra" setting, the graphics become obvious and laggy, with the framerate dropping significantly even when simply moving about in a low population area.
My current graphics card WILL, I have no doubt, continue to work well within Legion, albeit not on the highest settings, however, for those who are considering upgrading, I've come across two interesting sites.
One is a comparison site of various GPU's, including cost and performance, together with a suggestion of alternatives that offer better value for money:
The other is a post Blizzard Watch made a while back, fairly recently updated, that discusses all the possible bottlenecks that may occur, and suggesting possible upgrades:
Pre-Expansion patch now on PTR
Blizzard have announced that the pre-expansion patch has now gone live on the PTR (Public Test Realm), meaning that anyone can pop along and have a look (and test) the changes arriving soon. The general consensus of opinion is that usually once something has gone onto the test realm, it usually takes 3-4 weeks before it arrives on live (although if there are major problems with it, it may take longer). So we have only a few weeks left before we may be seeing this new update. Most guesses for launch of this patch seem to be around the 13th July.
The full patch notes can be seen on the Blizzard blog post here: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/blog/20151959/legion-pre-expansion-patch-ptr-notes-15-06-2016
The basics are as follows:
- The Wardrobe and updated transmogrification system will arrive
- PvP currency and gear will change, along with "equalisation" of gear in set PvP environments.
- Some secondary stats will be removed/changed.
- Dual Spec options removed - you can pick any spec you want, a bit like hunter pets - restrictions apply.
- Glyphs removed. Some glyph effects will be added to spellbooks/combined with spells or changed to vanity items.
- Additional items have been changed to toys, and can be added to the toy box.
- Changes to graphics and UI, including three settings higher than the current "Ultra" and changes to nameplates.
- Gold hoarders rejoice - you can now hold more!
- Additional character slot available, taking us to a maximum of 12 characters per realm (24 on our connected realms!!).
- A whole bunch of class changes (don't know specifics yet, and won't panic about it until closer to the time!).
I think I might have to pop onto the test realm and test out my graphics!
Legendary Quest - Days are Numbered
Blizzard have just posted the following to encourage those who haven't already completed the Legendary Ring questline, to do so:
If you've braved the challenges of Draenor, but haven't yet completed the Legendary ring questline, now is the time to strike! The days are numbered for you to finish this unique adventure, but you have a chance to earn this fantastic prize and an unparalled Follower if you get started immediately and work diligently. Since the final chapter was released with Patch 6.2, some of the steps have been modestly streamlined, especially for alts and all characters who have a lot of Apexis crystals, Garrison Resources, and Oil. For example:
Kluk'kluk in Tanaan Jungle offers additional Abrogator Stones for 14,958 Apexis Crystals, weekly.
Renegade Ironworker in Tanaan Jungle offers additional Elemental Runes for 20,000 Apexis Crystals, weekly.
Several Garrison Missions and Naval Missions reward Abrogator Stones and Elemental Runes. Check your mission tables regularly!
You can do this! Check out Wowhead's comprehensive guide for more tips on quickly attaining Draenor glory before it's gone forever, and don't miss your chance to slip a legend on your finger.
The road ahead is fraught with embers and blood, as it was before—so it goes and ever goes. . . .
You've survived a long and dangerous journey thus far on Draenor. One portal has been destroyed within Tanaan Jungle . . . but Gul'dan and the twisted remains of the Iron Horde still strive to open another portal into Azeroth. You've allied with powerful forces to counter these nefarious plans, including the Archmage Khadgar. His efforts to fight the rising power of Gul'dan have presented countless new challenges and powerful rewards—but only for those stalwart enough to take on his formidable tasks.
Follow along with us, won't you, as we walk you through the next—and final—chapter in Warlords of Draenor's Legendary Ring quest line, culminating in Patch 6.2. And if you're just getting started—or want to pick up where you left off—we've put together a guide of the journey so far.
You can read more on their post: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/blog/20124376/legendary-quest-time-to-grab-the-ring-20-05-2016
Website and Roster Maintenance
Further to the previous Notice to remove some characters, the following characters were removed today:
Those marked with an asterisk appear to be alts that hadn't been marked as such. This is indicated by the fact that, when I checked the number of accounts within the guild, that number did not go down when those characters were removed from the guild.
Please do note that although we ask those who invite alts into the guild to make a note on the roster to that effect, the onus is on the owner of the character to ensure that alts are marked as such. Reminders are given regularly.
Alts that are not noted as alts will not be promoted to the correct rank when a member reached the Wolf rank and, as you see from above, are more likely to be removed when they are inactive (because there are no other characters to check for activity, on the same account).
If these are your characters, and you would like them returned to the guild, please speak to me.
Finally, the last character on the list previously, Seraphstar, is possibly an alt of another character (neither of which are linked) called Seraphstars. The latter having been online around 3 days ago. I have therefore marked Seraphstar as a possible alt, but I'd like confirmation please.
Website and Roster Maintenance
In order to get as much in place admin-wise before the start of Legion, I'm currently in the process of ensuring as many as possible characters on the website roster are linked to their relevant owners. In the process of carrying this out, I've found quite a few characters who belong to members that don't appear to be registered members of this website.
We highly encourage people to register with the website - not least because quite a lot of information and organising is carried out in our members-only forums. We also occasionally run polls where we ask for registered members votes - which you cannot take part in if you're not a website member.
Some of these unlinked accounts may simply be due to the fact that we've not got them correctly marked up in the in-game roster, for example if they're an alt and we've either marked them as an alt of someone else, or no-one at all. Others may be due to them being invited as a "family or friend" of a current guild member.
We do ask those who enter the guild as a "family or friend" still register with the website and ensure they read the guild rules - in fact we actually assume EVERYONE is a member, and HAS read the guild rules.
The following characters are likely to be removed very shortly - partly because they do not seem to be linked with a guild member who is registered with the website and partly because they've not been online for a time longer than the minimum set out in the guild rules (most, a lot longer):
If any of the above are your character, please let me know immediately.
If you haven't yet registered with the website, and are a current guild member, you can do so using a launch code/password to bypass the recruitment process. Please ask in-guild or check our guild info in-game for the password.


text:
Sign in
Email / Username:
Forgot Password?
Remember me
Create Account
Contact us
My Cart
item )
No products
To be determined
Check out
Product successfully added to your shopping cart
There are
items in your cart.
There is 1 item in your cart.
Total products
Total shipping
To be determined
Continue shopping
Proceed to checkout
Boston Red Sox Jersey
Allen Craig Jersey
Bill Lee Jersey
Blake Swihart Jersey
Bobby Doerr Jersey
Brock Holt Jersey
Carl Yastrzemski Jersey
Carlton Fisk Jersey
Christian Vazquez Jersey
Clay Buchholz Jersey
Craig Kimbrel Jersey
David Ortiz Jersey
David Price Jersey
Dustin Pedroia Jersey
Fred Lynn Jersey
Hanley Ramirez Jersey
Jim Rice Jersey
Jimmie Foxx Jersey
Joe Kelly Jersey
Johnny Pesky Jersey
Koji Uehara Jersey
Mookie Betts Jersey
Nomar Garciaparra Jersey
Pablo Sandoval Jersey
Pedro Martinez Jersey
Rick Porcello Jersey
Rusney Castillo Jersey
Ted Williams Jersey
Wade Boggs Jersey
Xander Bogaerts Jersey
Authentic Jersey
Replica Jersey
Men's Jersey
Women's Jersey
Youth Jersey
Throwback Jersey
Trending Boston Red Sox Jerseys
Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox Women's Authentic Majestic MLB 15 Jersey - Red
Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 15 Flexbase Collection Jersey - Grey
Hanley Ramirez Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 13 Flexbase Collection Jersey - White
Rusney Castillo Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 38 Salute To Service Jersey - Green
Clay Buchholz Boston Red Sox Men's Replica Royal Majestic MLB 11 American League 2013 All-Star BP Jersey - Blue
Bobby Doerr Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 1 Road Jersey - Grey
Blake Swihart Boston Red Sox Men's Replica Majestic MLB 23 Home Jersey - White
Blake Swihart Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 23 Flexbase Collection Jersey - Red
Bill Lee Boston Red Sox Men's Authentic Majestic MLB 37 Alternate Jersey - Red
Jim Rice Boston Red Sox Mitchell And Ness Men's Authentic Throwback MLB 14 Jersey - Grey


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Arcade
Big Bad Booty Daddy
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: New York
Posts: 20,852
Quoted: 1480 Post(s)
Rep Power: 200000
Points: 2,502,129,680,728.90
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 2,502,129,680,728.90
Comments Thread For: Photos: Pacquiao Given a Hero's Welcome in Manila
Philippine boxing icon Manny Pacquiao speaks to supporters upon his arrival at Manila's international airport on his return from the United States after his knockout loss to Mexican rival Juan Manuel Marquez in a non-title bout in Las Vegas last Saturday night at the MGM Grand. Despite facing calls from family members to retire, Pacquiao promise to continue fighting. Pacquiao was welcomed as a hero by supporters.
[Click Here To Read More]
World Class
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 5,820
Quoted: 14 Post(s)
Rep Power: 28
Points: 5,802,813,420,365.37
Bank: 469,658,319,498,668,352.00
Total Points: 469,664,122,312,088,704.00
Well deserved. He put it all on the line like a true warrior. Nothing but respect.
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 7,456
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 35
Points: 11,009,491,372.66
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 11,009,491,372.66
Well deserved. He put it all on the line like a true warrior. Nothing but respect.
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,540
Quoted: 9 Post(s)
Rep Power: 12
Points: 10,061,805.85
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 10,061,805.85
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 5,969
Quoted: 212 Post(s)
Rep Power: 22
Points: 5,000,010,000,077,481.00
Bank: 6,749,387,528,708.27
Total Points: 5,006,759,387,606,189.00
Class ACT
Nonpareil 8 weight class champion
Face not marked unlike our great champion KO KILLER JMM
All my points are up for you haters in his next fight or the 5th fight with JMM
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Slipping into a Stream of Consciousness
Posts: 2,926
Quoted: 1251 Post(s)
Rep Power: 21
Points: 1,000,000,005,001,080,448.00
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 1,000,000,005,001,080,448.00
Contrary to what some are saying, his brutal loss absolutely does not affect his legacy, on the contrary, it's all part of it. A fighter has to own his entire career and not just the parts where he looked good. But when Manny looked good he gained a loyal following, that's good for Manny, and that's good for boxing. He received the welcome a champion should receive when he's respected regardless of whether he has a belt or not, or if he lost.
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: haters
Posts: 597
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 0
Points: 97,742.14
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 97,742.14
he looks happy.......good for him
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Tejas
Posts: 17,226
Quoted: 85 Post(s)
Rep Power: 92
Points: 47,469.43
Bank: 343,302,556,572,186,560.00
Total Points: 343,302,556,572,234,048.00
Wow, you do realize that Manny might not wake up if Marquez hit's him with that same shot again right? I hope there isn't a 5th fight, Manny should just retire rich and enjoy the rest of his life with his family.
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Jersey
Posts: 164
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 5
Points: 1,723.76
Bank: 4,504.40
Total Points: 6,228.16
Marquez mobbed in Mexico lol at least they have more then one pic of Pacman
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 3,894
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 17
Points: 13,726,696,951.85
Bank: 14,632,698,538.18
Total Points: 28,359,395,490.03
good to see Pacquiao is an ATG nad I hope to see a 5th fight between Pacquiao-Marquez
|Share This With Friends
|Thread Tools
Cookie Policy -
Privacy Policy - Submit
News - Feedback
- Site Map - Advertise
with Us
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.


text:
It's a tee. It's a dress. It's the new Graphic T-shirt Dress.
A true symbolism of patriotism.
box flag mail mailbox patriot patriotic us
Oh, so nice. Nice atmosphere.
10% off
for joining the Redbubble mailing list
Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
Free for your convenience.


text:
Popular How To Take Off The Background From My Page Facebook Themes
perfect for seein...
Sep 19, 2007
"this is perfect if you want to see your background clearly"
Dec 10, 2008 simple clear see-thru transparent clear background glass White plain sharp modern simple
"clear background with borders white letters and white symbol in the contact box,and white header above the nav. bar and other change in the 2.0 "
Blu Static w/blac...
Sep 29, 2007 static Blue_Network Blue_Contact Blue
"I just added a black background to the Blu Static theme by ~*LizardKitty*~ is attending class in Austin"
Bettie Page
Aug 13, 2007
"I made this theme to set mine aside with others. I looked all over for a vintage pin-up layout and couldn't find one that I fell in love with. However I saw this pic of Bettie Page and knew right away I had to make it a layout from it. So I made this theme to go with my background. Hope you all can use it. I left the contact box empty too so you could add one of your own that fits your background."
Pin Up Girl, basi...
Aug 14, 2007
Transparent Backg...
Jan 15, 2009 transparent modern sharp black simple see-thru see-through clear
"simple transparent background with no borders and black bold letters works great with light background,also contact box has black letters and symbols also the default image on 2.0 is flip to the right."
The best ford lig...
Oct 05, 2007
"i made this theme with adobe photoshop as well as my backgorund....it is by far the best sports truck out there so this is by far the best page set up out there!!"
Transperent for b...
Jul 23, 2008 clear transperent black White Text galifry DEATH
"Designed to go over a black background and be plain and transperent enought to see the cool background below, contains white text"
Explore other themes:
- barbie
- wolves
- black and blue
- quotes
- baseball
- skulls
- los angeles
- cool
- family guy
- modern warfare 2
- rock
- nike
- ford
- john deere
- alcohol
- new york
- the beatles
- emerica
- Eminem
- zebra
- alabama
- smile now cry later
- kottonmouth kings
- Dark
- stripes
- flames
- water
- puerto rico
- yankees
- metal mulisha
- crazy
- lil boosie
- spongebob
- flashing stars
- jordan
- suicide silence
- music hiphop rock grunge
- Transformers
- army
- twilight new moon
Disclaimer: This page in no way claims any trademark ownership over the keyword how to take off the background from my page. Layouts and themes are made and named by CoolChaser users.