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When getting pregnant this time around my husband and I decided that we would not be finding out the gender of the baby, so for my baby shower, it was very hard to settle on a theme that would be gender neutral but allow me to be gender specific with colors since we were revealing something: our choices for the baby's name! Shopping around and playing with colors I loved the combination of the navy, aqua, chartreuse green and pink/coral. That was the first thing I narrowed down. I settled on the theme and began to design.
I decided to break the party into two sides making separate tables in different two different color combinations: one for our boy choice Lucas and for our girl choice Maya. For the centerpieces I took a wine crates I had previously collected for my daughter's birthday party and filled them with white sand. I purchased sea shells at my local craft store and scattered them on top of the sand and added 4 white candles to each table. The candles looked like rope and fit the theme perfectly.
I made extra sure to make games that would get everyone chatting and having fun. So we went with baby scattergories, how big is Laila (guess the belly size), a lullaby competition and what's in the bag. I made the game cards using the patterns I had used in the party to tie everything in.
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What constitutes a 'dumb' pokemon, may I ask?
i dont like minun and plusle, dont get me wrong they are adorable but unless you get them up to like a level 63 they have no good moves
any pokemon that sucks or u dislike
k so anyone who wants to speak out about any pokemon they dont like or think is retarted please type it and send it the world wants to know even though tere are only 18 people only or 4 14 are guests
Well, a crappy or useless pokemon isn't necessarily 'dumb'. But anyway; I really REALLY don't like Carnivine with a passion. It just doesn't seem like a pokemon to me. Plus, we already have flycatcher pokemon (Victreebel) so this is just stupid.
koi901 just isn't into Gen V mode yet, kirbx.
That's pretty vague. Mind telling us what 'stuff' makes Ditto good?
koi is just a kid... let him some slack (aka let dogar do it xD)
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i dont like bidoof and it looks dumb so ha i win
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Ahhhhhh some pokemon are cool just talk about the cool ones ill change it
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I don't like Magikarp, even though Gyrados is decent.
Poor Magimakarp. I never really liked Gyarados so mine lives in my PC.
Dumbest pokemon?
Hard to say. There are many. Slowpoke...
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Comedic actor and sometimes lewd mess Andy Dick, here pictured attempting to tongue Fred Durst at the MTV VMA's circa 01, has been arrested for alleged sexual assault in West Virginia, FoxNews reports .
"Based upon statements of two victims and independent witness accounts alleging that he had engaged in unwanted and uninvited groping of the two victims' genital areas, Andrew R. Dick (AKA Andy Dick) of South Pasadena, Calif., was arrested and charged with two counts of Sex Abuse in the First Degree," Huntington Police Department statement reads.
The one time uber funny and talented "News Radio" alum has, in recent years, been on a steadfast downward spiral with alcohol and narcotics his constant companion. Seriously y'all this mothafucka has been thru rehab more times than LiLo and Winehouse put together.
This marks one additional bout with molestation charges – which violates his 2008 probation on a similar conviction involving a teen.
Sad part in the story is that Dick is actually funny. But brotha man, one can only look past a talents shortcomings but so many times before you get written off!


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Dolphins depth chart poses tough decisions
There is no comparing last year's Miami Dolphins roster to the 2009 version. The 2008 edition was filled with holes the Dolphins' front office continuously plugged all season, scouring the waiver wire like a coupon-cutting house wife on a budget attacks a grocery store.
Through the draft and free agency the Dolphins have clearly filled out the roster in a number of areas (O-line, CB, WR, OLB). That's the norm in the second-year of a Bill Parcells reclamation project.
How am I certain this team is deeper as a result? Because projecting the 53-man roster is five times harder to do now than it was at this point last year. So difficult that I'm predicting a player who started 16 games last season (offensive lineman Ike Ndukwe) might be on the churn list if he doesn't start dominating during training camp, especially if everyone in his unit begins the season healthy.
And that wasn't the only tough projection to make when breaking down the training camp roster, guessing on which players make the 53-man squad, and which eight players might find a home on the practice squad (without factoring in the Trifecta's waiver wire pickups made after the second wave of cuts).
For instance, the addition of Jason Taylor puts Cameron Wake in the cut zone if he can't outperform Erik Walden as a core position player. Late last season Walden established himself as one of the Dolphins' top special teams contributors. I project the Dolphins keep eight linebackers on the 53 (three inside, and five outside), which means Wake, Walden and Charlie Anderson are realistically slugging it out for that final spot.
Last year the Dolphins kept eight defensive linemen on the 53-man roster, but I thinned out that unit by one to keep an extra cornerback because they are more valuable on special teams. Plus, Roth and Taylor can play on the defensive line in a pinch. That's what this regime calls roster flexibility, and there's plenty of it this year.
Here's a look at my projected roster breakdown before we enter training camp, where each player's performance will either move them up or down the list (I didn't project Greg Camarillo on the squad at this point last season, so you never know).
The players highlighted in orange represent those who are practice squad options. Some rookies were not highlighted because cutting them to stash them on the practice squad isn't an option considering they'd likely be poached by another NFL team.
Quarterbacks (three on the 53-man roster)
Chad Pennington, Chad Henne, Pat White (R)
Running back (three, one on practice squad)
Ronnie Brown, Ricky Williams, Patrick Cobbs, Lex Hilliard, Anthony Kimble (R)
Fullback (one)
Lousaka Polite, Chris Brown
Receiver (six, one on practice squad)
Ted Ginn Jr., Anthony Armstrong, Patrick Turner (R), Brandon London
Greg Camarillo (Inj.), Davone Bess, Brian Hartline (R), Chris Williams(R), Brennan Marion(R - Inj.)
Tight end (three, one on practice squad)
Anthony Fasano, David Martin (Inj.), Ernest Wilford, Joey Haynos, John Nalbone(R), Jared Bronson (R)
Offensive line (nine, one on practice squad)
LT – Jake Long, Andrew Gardner (R), SirVincent Rodgers (R)
RT - Vernon Carey, Nate Garner
LG – Justin Smiley, Shawn Murphy, Mark Lewis (R)
RG – Donald Thomas (Inj.), Brandon Frye, Ikechuku Ndukwe
C – Jake Grove, Joe Berger, Andy Alleman (Inj.), J.D. Quinn (R)
Defensive line (seven, two on practice squad)
LE – Kendall Langford, Tony McDaniel, Rodrique Wright, Ryan Baker (R)
NT – Jason Ferguson, Paul Soliai, Joe Cohen, Louis Ellis (R)
RE - Phillip Merling, Randy Starks, Lionel Dotson
Linebackers (eight, one on practice squad)
SLB – Matt Roth, Jason Taylor, Erik Walden, Tearrius George
WLB – Joey Porter, Charlie Anderson, Cameron Wake (R), Quentin Moses
ILB – Channing Crowder, Reggie Torbor, Orion Martin (R)
ILB – Akin Ayodele, William Kershaw, J.D. Folsom (R)
Cornerbacks (six, one on practice squad)
LCB – Will Allen, Vontae Davis (R), Nathan Jones, Joey Thomas
RCB – Eric Green, Sean Smith (R), Jason Allen, Will Billingsley
Safeties (four)
FS – Gibril Wilson, Chris Clemons (R), Ethan Kilmer
SS – Yeremiah Bell, Tyrone Culver, Courtney Bryan
Special Teams (three)
K – Dan Carpenter
P – Brandon Fields
LS – John Denney
So, in your opinion, what do you project will be some of the tougher cuts Tony Sparano and crew will face?
Also, I promised you fine folks a Live Q&A last week and didn't deliver, so I'll make it up to you on Wednesday morning by hosting one till noon.


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Former Sun Devil pitcher Jeff Mousser enters his fourth season on the baseball staff in 2008. Mousser is heavily involved in the day-to-day administration of the baseball program and helps direct Coach Murphy's Cleats All Nine Baseball Academy. As a former ASU student-athlete, Mousser is also involved in various alumni outreach programs. Mousser started his collegiate baseball career at BYU, where he spent three seasons. His freshman season with the Cougars saw him go 3-0, and earn a MWC Pitcher of the Week honor. During his sophomore campaign, Mousser was 9-4 with a 4.88 ERA for the Mountain West Conference Champs. He earned Second Team All-MWC honors. He went 5-7 during his third season in Provo and decided to transfer to Arizona State for his senior season. Mousser went 6-4 with a 3.94 ERA during his only season in Tempe, earning an All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention. He was selected in the 35th round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins and went 2-0 with a 4.63 ERA for the Elizabethton Twins.
The Tempe, Ariz., native was a prep standout at Marcos de Niza High School. Jeff earned earned team MVP honors twice at Marcos, and was named First Team All-State his senior season. He was married to his wife, Autumn, in June 2004. The couple had their first child, Max, in August of 2006.
Career Stats at BYU (2001-03) and Arizona State (2004):
Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2001.... 6.38 3-0 12 4 0 0/0 0 36.2 47 30 26 11 35 2002.... 4.88 9-4 19 12 1 0/0 1 90.1 109 68 49 38 73 2003.... 6.40 5-7 16 16 3 1/0 0 95.2 117 77 68 22 73 2004.... 3.94 6-4 17 17 1 0/0 0 89.0 82 46 39 42 42 TOTAL... 5.26 23-15 64 49 4 1/0 1 311.2 355 221 182 113 223
"Jeff was a great competitor and is very passionate about the game -- it showed when he played." -- Former ASU pitcher Jason Urquidez
"Jeff was an outstanding competitor whenever he took the mound. I expect his competitiveness will carry over into his baseball career. He has extensive knowledge of baseball, and I expect the relationship he has with young people to be very significant in the development of a student-athlete." -- Ryan Roberts, BYU assistant coach
"Jeff was always the consummate pitcher. He had a great feel for what kind of pitcher he was and how to maximize that to the fullest in order to achieve success for himself and his team. Although I never had the pleasure of coaching him, I'm sure that he will have success in his baseball career." -- Jim Schlossnagle, head coach, TCU


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Scholars believe that about eighteen million Native Americans lived in North America when Columbus arrived. In the first 130 years after contact by Europeans, Native America lost about 95 percent of its population.
Benjamin Franklin used the constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy, known to Natives as the Great Law of Peace, as a model for the Articles of Confederation, the precursor to the U.S. Constitution.
The Pilgrims would never have survived their first winter on America's shores if members of the Wampanoag Nation had not brought them food, clothing and provisions. Later, this tribe was almost completely wiped out.
Pipes and tobacco are sacred to Native people, because they view smoke as the vehicle by which prayers are carried to the spirits. Tobacco smoke still plays a key role in many Native ceremonies.
Native Americans do not receive checks from the federal government. Federal funding for Indian programs goes to tribal governments, not individuals. Individual tribal members may share in the funds gained from land settlement or other claims, however.
Indian people pay the same federal taxes everyone else does. They also pay all state and local taxes, except in cases where they both live and work on the reservation. This is a small percentage of all Native Americans.
Some tribes have elected leaders as well as hereditary spiritual leaders. The elected leaders may be known as chairmen or chairwomen, president, governor, chief executive, or simply chief, depending on the tribe's preference.
Native Americans cherish their treaty rights because they see themselves as part of the natural world, not separate from it. For many tribes, family groups or clans are associated with certain animals whose traits are highly valued.
The eagle is considered sacred in Native American cultures because it is said to the messenger between humans and the Creator. Eagle feathers are treasured for their spiritual value, and often handed down from generation to generation. To be given an eagle feather is an honor and a sign of high esteem.
At least 300 different Native languages were spoken in North America before Europeans arrived. In Minnesota, Sioux and Chippewa language speakers can still be found, particularly among tribal elders. A strong language revitalization effort is underway throughout Indian country today.
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Free agent defensive end Mark Anderson visited the Miami Dolphins on Friday, according to a team spokesman.
Anderson played for the New England Patriots last season, the seventh of his NFL career. In 16 games, Anderson had one start totaling 18 tackles including 10 sacks.
The Boston Herald and Boston Globe each report talks of between Anderson and the Patriots have stalled leading to his latest visit.
Whether Anderson is using a visit to the Dolphins, an AFC East rival of the Patriots, as negotiating leverage is unclear.
Anderson was utilized in a rotation-type role in New England.
One his better games in December, a 41-23 victory over the Denver Broncos. Anderson had three tackles including two sacks of Tim Tebow, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
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In a state rife with land disputes, few are as polarizing as the one regarding SkiLink, a proposed transit lift between Canyons and Solitude. SkiLink is a hot-button social, environmental and economic issue for Utahns, and the divide between stakeholders is gaping. This is the third in a series of stories that will teach you everything you need to know about Utah's most controversial ski lift.
11 resorts less than an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport. (Bryan Rowe/SkiUtah)
Many aspects of SkiLink are still a mystery. We don't know what the lift's environmental impact would be, how many local skiers and snowboarders would use it, or if it will even be built. There is one certainty surrounding SkiLink, though—it would make money, and there's a good possibility it could become a cash cow for Utah tourism.
The numbers are staggering, even if they may be exaggerated. A Talisker-funded study found that SkiLink would pump $51 million into Utah's economy and create 500 jobs in the first year alone. What's more significant is the future impact SkiLink could have, as it would likely be the first step in a wider interconnect scheme that would connect all seven Wasatch resorts in Salt Lake and Summit counties.
"If it attracts more visitors, then it's an economic plus for our state," says Natalie Gochnour, chief economist at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. "Our ski resorts are an economic treasure to our state. They bring in a lot of wealth and if the resorts are connected, we would have a phenomenal asset, but it has to be done right."
Paving the way for the grand interconnect scheme is where SkiLink's true value lies. The central Wasatch resorts have long wanted to install an interconnect system. According to Canyons managing director Mike Goar, SkiLink is the decided first step because connecting Summit county with Big Cottonwood has proved to be the biggest challenge for the resorts. If Canyons clears that hurdle, a precedent will be set for future transport lifts, which would create a unique, Alps-esque ski experience in Utah. And the tourists would likely come in droves.
"If you are a skier who is staying at the Grand Summit hotel or Waldorf Astoria at Canyons and your family is planning to ski Solitude tomorrow, the vast majority of those users are thrilled with the prospect of not getting in a rental car and driving all the way down I-80 and up Big Cottonwood," says Goar.
Detractors acknowledge that tourism dollars will flow if the transit lifts are built, but they argue a sustainable increase in revenue is unlikely.
"They build these glitzy, gimmicky type of things because it attracts a fast influx of people," says Save Our Canyons Director Carl Fisher. "Then it trails off, and they have to do something else to bring the crowds back."
Even if the crowds eventually wane, SkiLink and a greater interconnect system will undeniably bolster Utah's already favorable image with tourists, and their out-of-state dollars will likely follow.


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Milton John Popovich
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 196 lbs.
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Drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in the 2nd round (15th overall) of the 1938 NFL Draft.
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I dislike that word spirituality because it is so greatly misunderstood and unpleasantly loaded for many people. But there are things I need to say in this article that require its use, so — in the hope that I have not already lost a number of readers — let me start by defining it. I do not mean religion; all experiences of spirituality, whether experienced in a group or not, are deeply personal, whereas religions are institutions with a certain amount of dogma. While dogma can be interesting, it rarely facilitates a deep individual understanding of truth, and it sometimes discourages the seeking of truth.
Although spirituality is based on the belief that there is much more to reality than meets the eye, it is akin to philosophy. If philosophy is a study of the nature of reality, then spirituality is a study of the nature of reality based on the premise that there is some force at work that is much greater than the physical laws we constantly see in action around us. However, that understanding varies enormously from individual to individual because the nature of reality encompasses such vastness that there are a million different paths and angles from which to view it. Very few people manage to investigate very many in one lifetime, and besides, our physical brains are not equipped to encompass and grasp the true vastness. Indeed, it might be a prescription for a person who is "spiritually advanced" that she has grasped a method of understanding that is far beyond the abilities of the brain.
This greater force I have referred to above is often called "God." I don't use this word as it is far too loaded. If I had to define it, I would say that everything and everyone is God; it is the energy of life-force itself. Energy is everything, everything is energy, which can be more or less intense, more or less concentrated. Now let's define spirituality as the study of the nature of reality with the basic premise that everything is manifested from energy; everything is energy in one form or another. Most of us will find that to be a concept that has been made acceptable through the study of physics. People assume that spirituality is about the study of spirit, which could be defined as that energetic part of ourselves that has not coalesced in physical form, or that is left after the physical form has died. Philosophy could be defined as questioning why energy takes a particular form in a particular situation, whereas many forms of spirituality (shamanism, for instance) are about learning how to consciously work with energy. My interest in spirituality stems from my belief that understanding our place in the cosmos and learning how to work with energy — which encompasses a huge range of activities — can make us much happier beings.
Now: sexuality. I consider sex to be a very shamanic activity because it is about working, or rather, playing with energy. It's fair to define sex as concentrated energy, which, when it flows through us, gives rise to very pleasant sensations – that might by some people be called ecstasy or bliss. You'd think from this description, that we would all want to be having sex all the time. Yet many people, women especially, have placed a lot of restrictions (conscious and unconscious) on allowing sexual energy to move freely. Is it simply socially imposed conditioning, or does it go deeper? Do we have the same ambivalence about allowing other kinds of energy to flow? I would say we do, and that is a problem we need to address, because if we want to shape energy into forms of our own choice (that's what manifestation is) then we first need to allow it to flow. Perhaps allowing a flow of energy is not as simple as it sounds – and perhaps there is something very profound to look at there.


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Scott Hardkiss' Come On, Come On (Part II) – EP features all new remixes that take the unique track into completely different sonic territories. The mythical Joaquin "Joe" Claussell (Body & Soul/ Sacred Rhythm) unleashes new remixes that push the boundaries of dance music by combining fiery house & techno with experimental jazz in a new way that's sure to bring the more adventurous dancefloors to their knees.
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this could become a very interesting rp.
this could become a very interesting rp.
DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH! IT WAS MADE IN CHINA!!!- Alora Owens: Age 6
as soon as I was about to post I got raped... -Kirby: Age... whatever
Originally made by LM:
~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
hmm... should I go through everything and do up a breakdown of the Piratesverse in this thread for new people and our own reference? I mean like the different races of the world, places, etc?
Sounds good.
You could expand upon my own recap from the end of pirates last time if you wanted, that would make your job easier. It was a huge fucking deal to go through those 100 pages and write a recap
Up to you though.
If you need any help, hit me up. I have free time and I did set most of the races and places up. I still have all the original crap in a folder on my HD since it was my RP.
Yes, a recap would be much appreciated.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
Ragtag band of outlaws (see Generic Fantasy RPG LXXVIII) fought monsters.
Allright... so a group of varied individuals, gathers together and decides to become pirates. Unfortunately, a mere life of raiding and pillaging is not in the cards. Prophecy rolls around and an evil Chaos is threatening to destroy the world. They go off to find a series of Oracles to learn about this mystery threat and how to stop it. First Oracle is found and they learn of the approximate locations of the others. And so with a stolen ship they began their adventure, heading toward their next stop... The Kingdom of Jade - China. Unfortunately said ship was destroyed and it's crew shattered. Keke and Ervan have managed to find each other and our now hiding out in a small tavern along the docks of Hong Kong. They've got to find the rest of their crew and/or other like minded individuals and head north into the land of the Mongrol.. there the second Oracle awaits them. Unfortunately an old frenemy in new clothing has taken notice of their arrival and plots their downfall. Post your sign ups in this thread.
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Name: Cho'Kar
Gender: Male
Race: Sav'ran
Nationality: Africa
Age: 20's
Appearance: Cho'kar is a little over six foot, with well corded muscles and a generally wiry frame. His dark hair is dreadlocked and pulled back into a semi pony tail. His skin is a dark tannish with a tint of green, almost scaly. A huge tattoo of a spider on a web dominates his back. Despite his non human appearance, the most obvious trait is Cho'kar's eyes. They are shaped like an eagle's but the color is that of constantly burning flame. Most find it difficult to look into Cho'kar's eyes for long. He wears a loin cloth, a pendant crafted from the feather of the Phoenix, and two bone handled khukri are always at his side.
History: See PIrates Chap 1 &2 for full story but... Cho'kar's people were the Sav'Ran, plains dwelling tribesmen with an affinity for wild beasts. They were also keepers of a rare artifact, an artifact that Rama Doom, God King of Ygypt desired. He sent his forces to wipe out the Sav'ran and steal the artifact. Cho'kar escaped but due to the artifact's need for a Sav'Ran to activate, Rama Doom is looking for him. He joined up with the Pirates, seeing their quest against Chaos as a paralel to a story from his own people about The Devourer. The Oracles they were seeking were near the locations of the Four Great Beasts, the prime deities of the Sav'Ran's religion. He intended to visit the Great Beasts as the Pirates went to the various Oracles. He has met with the Phoenix, who changed him, giving him a strong empathic ability and set him on the path of becoming the Beastlord, a being of legend from his people.
Prior to the shipwreck which separated the Pirates, Cho'kar was knocked overboard in a battle and was presumed lost. He travelled through a series of underground passages and after a lengthy journey has arrived in the Kingdom of Jade, hoping he can reunite with his comrades but more eager to face the Trials of the Second Great Beast - Bahamut.
Cho'kar travels with his now much larger than the small thing it was when it hatched, young Wyvern, Carai.
(Editor's note, I am AMAZINGLY out of practice. I don't know if I'd accept this profile in an rp if I saw it. I may edit it later...hopefully, active participation will flake off some of the rust.)
Eh... Kirby, there's no Kirbies... if your sign up was at least a little though out, MAYBE we could work something out... it's possible we could come up with SOMETHING Kirby like...
Name: Ervan Remoh
Gender: Male [allegedly] (I heard that! - Ervan)
Race: Human
Nationality: Scotirish (Och aye an' begorra.)
Age: Thirty-three and three thirds.
Appearance: Five foot nine with a slim build. Has a healthy tan, sun-bleached brown hair and dark brown eyes. Wears a black dress- sorry, 'hanfu', which is open at the chest, with a red sash around his waist and leather sandals. Has bandages around his chest, along with a pistol holster and a leather strap with several pouches. Owns a pair of charred wool gloves. He carries his katana openly, but keeps a flintlock pistol hidden. Perpetually clean shaven for some reason.
History: He's been adventuring most of his life, spending several years as first mate aboard the pirate ship of the dreaded Captain Kitty. He got dragged into this world saving malarkey by his boss and hasn't been able to give it up since. Still, he's met a few nice girls, beat a man to death with his own arms (or so he claims), and always gets a bottle of whisky at the end of the day.
[I'll make a better history if asked.]
Special Skills: Occasional bouts of unstoppable rage; immune to grapples when aflame.
Special Equipment: Charred gloves (melee attacks are flaming. Also toast bread).
Name: High Lady Camilla Zarine Kelsy
Nickname: Keke, Cammy
Occupation: Regent of Dublin and assassin, though the latter isn't common knowledge
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Race: Elf
Build: Willowy and graceful, quite short, as are all elves, but still curvaceous and feminine
Hair: Platinum Blond, so fair it is nearly white
Eyes: Emerald green, tip tilted and almond shaped
Black thigh boots. Tightly fitting tan colored pants, loose white shirt that laces up the front, black hooded cloak with a forest green satin lining, black gloves. Brown leather "never ending" enchanted satchel.
Armour: A full suit of light tanned leather armor, with both pants and a skirt but she doesn't often wear it
Jewellery: 1 of the 3 Diadems of the Broken Crown, and other misc jewellery which she rarely wears.
Weapons: A Nimcha (type of scimitar) with a brown leather wrapped hilt and a filigree gold wire hand guard. An adamantium dagger which also has a brown leather wrapped hilt but a sapphire the size of the first digit of her thumb glitters at the end, waiting for an enchantment. A green and blue quiver with gold needle work decorating it and short bow. Both sword sheaths are made of hard leather but have a green and blue velvet cover with gold needle work matching the quiver.
Misc: Various potions, poisons and flame oil to tip her arrows.
Personality: Camilla is quiet and avoids crowds at all costs. She is sure of herself to the point of recklessness and has been known to act superior. She wears her arrogance like a shield. Possessing few close friends, she shows complete loyalty to those she does have. She is ruthless with enemies and will do whatever it takes to get the job done. She is cynical and jaded, she often looks at the world with distaste and startling pessimism for one so young (by elven standards.) As a result of her military upbringing, she usually looks at those around her as pieces to be moved about on her game board. She is calculating and sly, but also undecided in her own mind about how to fit in, and what to do.
Elves typically have Gaelic or Irish sounding names, although it is currently in fashion to give young elves British names, thus Camilla. She is very touchy about her name, so I do not suggest commenting on it.
History: She is the third daughter of a very highly respected General, while she was not the heir apparent her father still showed signs of favoring her. He taught her all he would have the son he never had, including the art of war, tracking and horsemanship.
When it became apparent that her mother would never produce a male heir, her father settled for the daughter whose appearance best pleased him, Camilla. And so at a very young age she was taken from her mother and placed in the war camps with her father. He rode her around in front of him on his horse, drilling into her the art of war, the art of diplomacy and government. He taught her that appearance was more important than the reality of the situation and that keeping the Empire safe and pure was the most important of all. As she grew, she taught herself to copy her father's posture, mimic his opinions and expressions right down to his disdainful frown.
Before long Camilla was provided with her own pony and soon gave up the skirts of girlhood and developed a habit of wearing tight pants for ease of movement and comfort while riding. This was well and good for an adolescent girl, but as she matured her father insisted she become more feminine and forced her into a school of etiquette at the age of 12. There she learned how to dance, and how to behave in polite company as well as how to wrap boys around her little finger. The lessons she learned in those classes would prove useful later, at least as useful as what her father had taught her. Those who assumed she was an empty headed girl were almost certain to underestimate her to their own demise.
On some level she realizes she was her father's pet, brought up in a manner he saw fit: Chiseled into the perfect elven queen, taught what an honor it was to be born into the generation where a Kelsy would ascend the throne, as it would pass on at her death one of the other two families who share the Broken Crown. It has been drilled into her that it was good and proper to serve ones country body and soul. If that meant giving up who she is, and what she believes in, then those were only sacrifices to be lain on the alter of her country.
She made her father her entire world, worshiping him as she should have her god. And in his own way he returned the sentiment. They were the center of their own universe, none mattered but themselves and their mission: To retake the British Isles for the glory of their family name and restore their race to its proper place.
Camilla's full honorific title:
High Lady Camilla Zarine Kelsy
Lady of Connachta, An Mhumha, and Mídhe,
High Seat of House Kelsy,
Defender of the Heartland,
Guardian of the Forest ,
Daughter Heir to the Broke Crown of Ireland
Skills: Dual Wield, Archery, Fletching, Tracking, Navigation, Light Field Medicine, some alchemy, some camping, some cooking skills. She's a pickpocket, though not a very good one.
OOh, this looks like fun, can I play?
Name: SHelly Hildegarde
Gender: Female
Race: Frankenchick
Nationality: German
Age: 17...in apperance, in actuality like, three years?
History: Shelly was created by a brilliant alchemist in Germany. She was his second project, the first was a more dangerous looking creature, and her 'father' actually made her in an attempt to find a way to counter his first creation. Unfortunately, he died before she could be fully told of her purpose. Now she's wandering the world, seeking...for a reason to exist.
Special skills or equipment: Shelly has a big sword, and she's super strong, close to being indestructable...well at least very tough, she doesn't like fire though... and she can be a little naive.
hmm, seems okay to me, and we can always use more players. Actually that backstory gives me some ideas!
Do we have a recurring villain now?
New Asian Dareid, Calamity, Rama Doom, The nebulous unspecified evil Chaos that you guys set out to stop... several.
Oh yes. I forgot we had so many enemies.
Oh, also the British Government, Maurietta's Father's shipping company, random people we've slighted... all part of the business
Keke and I are waiting for other people to post, btw.
I'll Post!


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Busy Day for Princeton Track & Field Sees Big Results
Sykes-Sabock Results
Valentine Invitational Results
Armory Collegiate Invite Results
The Princeton men's track & field team completed a busy day, competing at three different meets.
The Tigers began the day with a win by senior Damon McLean in the triple jump championship at the Armory Collegiate Invitational in New York. McLean leapt to 15.71 (51-6.50) to beat out the other 11 competitors.
In Boston the Tigers top distance and middle distance runners had an excellent day, running a sub-4-minute-mile, a sub-8-minute-3k and a near sub-14-minute-5k at the Valentine Invitational at Boston University.
Senior Michael Williams joined the sub-four-minute-mile club with a 3:59.63. He had the third-best collegiate time in a mile race that featured more than 300 runners. Williams' PR moves him into the top-10 in the country, ninth.
Senior Chris Bendtsen was sixth and junior Sam Pons 11th in the 3,000 as each ran a PR. Bendtsen ran an impressive 7:57.44 while Pons ran an 8:07.99.
Senior Tyler Udland was second in the 5k with a PR of 14:01.93. His time is the fourth best time in the nation.
Beginning the day was junior Bradley Paternostro in the 800. Paternostro clocked a 1:51.39, the sixth best collegiate time and was 17th overall out of 235 runners. Sophomore Jamie Fehrnstrom was 93rd at 1:57.47.
Sophomore Luke Brahm was third in the 1,000 with a time of 2:23.78 and freshman William Paulson wasn't far behind at 2:26.11 for eighth place.
Meanwhile the rest of the Princeton men's track & field team was competing at Penn State's Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup. The Tigers earned 35 team points to finish seventh.
Sophomore Adam Bragg earned a win in the pole vault in his first competition as a Tiger this season. Bragg cleared 5.11 (16-9.25) for a new personal best. Freshman Ben Gaylord earned two points, finishing sixth, as he made it over 4.66 (15-3.50).
In the 400, freshman Ray Mennin finished in fourth place. He ran the lap in 49.17. He later helped the 4x400 relay place fourth. Along with sophomore Jabari Johnson, senior Daniel McCord and sophomore Jordan Myers the relay clocked a 3:16.74.
Sophomores Sam Berger and Michael Sublette went 5-6 in the 3k with times of 8:31.93 and 8:32.35. Junior Matt Mazzaccaro also earned a point towards the team total with an eighth-place finish of 8:35.16.
In the shot put, junior Scott Rushton was fifth with a throw of 16.74 (54-11.25) to give his team four more points.
Princeton competes in the annual HYP next Saturday, Feb. 15 at Yale.


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Kraig Burgess, MD, is a board-certified orthopedic hand and upper extremity surgeon at Banner Estrella Medical Center.
Question: I have lately felt shooting pains and a tingling sensation in my right arm and hand when working my mouse or typing on my keyboard and my hands "go numb" frequently. Do you think I have carpal tunnel syndrome?
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If your pain is found to be a result of carpal tunnel syndrome, early diagnosis and treatment are important to avoid permanent damage. The condition can be progressive and is caused by the compression of the median nerve, which controls sensation and muscle control to the hand, fingers and thumb. Carpal tunnel syndrome gets its name from the rigid passageway of bones and ligament at the base of the hand – the tunnel, which surrounds the median nerve.
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|Washington standout Rachel Choi signs with Vandals
Rachel Choi is one of the most talented female golfers in the state of Washington, and soon will be become a University of Idaho Vandal.
"She ranks among one of the finest recruits from the State of Washington to commit to the University of Idaho," Johnson said.
Choi has many qualities that will help her make immediate contributions to the golf team.
"Rachel's greatest strengths as a golfer are her solid fundamentals, strong work ethic, commitment to improvement, and competiveness," Johnson said.
Choi is a player that has proven that she can perform at the highest level when it truly counts. This ability to perform under pressure should help Choi make an instant impact at the University of Idaho.
Her biggest accomplishment competing at the highest level was the Washington Junior Golf Association state championship in 2008. In that tournament Choi finished second place with scores of 76, 76, and 77.
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Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 1st round (2nd overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
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