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Some Important Event in our history
1942 Doktor Professor Tricloptus seeks world domination with Nazi Cyborg Zombies, He is defeated by the Friends of Liberty
1975 The Red Scare unleashes a nanovirus on the earth, intent on making all people, ONE PEOPLE, Sister Superior and the Gentleman of Leisure stops the virus and saves mankind.
1999 The Doomcult summons Astroidus from Beyond... The Eastern Seaboard of the United States becomes covered with an evil malign intelligence which seeks to consum everything, The Merlots team up with Bad Boyz Inc, The Plush Dolls, and Mojo Force VII to banish Astroidus and return the world to it's rightful state.
2010, The Nihlorn arrive from another galaxy. They are highly advanced and they are prepared. Within months all superheroes have been destroyed. Conquest and assimilation of the planet begins. We are all doomed.
They're all gone... your enemies, for what that's worth. You weren't the one to defeat them and now the planet is being taken over by an alien empire. You are a super villian, a public enemy. And you are Earth's Last Hope.
The super heroes are all gone and now it's up to the villains to have any hope of defeating the Nihlorn. Maybe you're not evil...just misunderstood, Maybe you don't like the competition, Maybe you can't Show Them, Show THem All! if no one is left to see you be triumphant. Whatever the reason you've joined the resistance against the Nihlorn empire's conquest of the planet.
SO It's a superhero game... with a twist. You don't have to be perfect... you don't even have to be good, or even likeable. That's not the point. The point is you survived and have a chance to save this pathetic world. It all starts in Virgin City, Pennsylvania. Some of you have gathered at a safehouse to try and find a way to remove the alien menace from your neighborhood and hopefully...one day, from Earth.
Character Creation: Be prepared to edit your posts... once you've got a sign up I'll PM you if there's any changes I'd like to discuss with you. Also be prepared to make another character down the line. If you're tough and smart you might not die, but the odds are stacked against you... the enemy is viscious and powerful and your allies are none too trustworthy. (Yes you can stab each other in the back if it's in character for your villain and if it's good for the story.)
SIgn up
Code Name: You don't HAVE to have one... but they're cool
Real Name: This you'll very likely have.
Age: how old you are.
Sex: Male, Female, Both or Neither (Trannies, Robots, and the like DO exist)
Power Type: This will most likely be Technological, Magical, Scientific,
Mistake of Birth, or Natural... I'll define these a little farther down.
Powers: What can your character DO. This is the part we'll have to work on together, to make it fit the setting and to keep you from being totally useless or too powerful
Origin: How did you come to be who you are. Include some history. Tell us why you're a villain. (Or if you don't see yourself as a villain, tell us why the World thinks of you as one.)
The Power Types:
Technological - USe this if your character uses advanced technology (lasers, battle armor, etc.) or if you're a robot or a cyborg.
Science - Use this if your character exists or has their powers as the result of some sort of scientific experiment or mishap... chemical spills, testing gone wrong, etc.
Mistake of Birth - In another world you might be called a Mutant. Not here. You're stronger or faster or have scaly skin, or whatever because you were Born Different
Magic - Sorcerous power. The Nihlon do NOT have an easy time with magic. That's the reason they attacked and destroyed the House of Merlot as quickly as possible. You'll have an edge but you can better believe you'll be a prime target for extermination.
Natural - you don't have POWERS per se. You're just highly trained, or naturally gifted... ninjas, good leaders, and the like.
Oh yeah... Happy 5k.


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By Stephanie Johnston
OWNER:8City of Lafayette, Ind., Water Pollution Control DepartmentLEAD DESIGN ENGINEER:8Greeley and Hansen LLCGEOTECHNICAL AND TUNNELING/DESIGN:8Haley & Aldrich Inc.GEOTECHNICAL AND TUNNELING/ CONSTRUCTION:8Jacobs AssociatesCONSTRUCTION OVERSIGHT:8Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd.CONTRACTOR: A joint venture of Triad Engineering Inc. and Frontier-Kemper Constructors Inc.BUDGET: $21 millionFINAL COST: $18.8 millionPROJECT DELIVERY METHOD: Design-bid-buildCOMPLETED: April 2010
Tunneling projects are scary, and for good reason: their 15%-to-25% change order rate and the potential to end up on the wrong end of a safety-related lawsuit. Yet a community of 67,000 residents safely managed risks with only a 2% change order.
One of the 900 or so communities nationwide that have a combined sanitary and stormwater sewer, Lafayette averaged 96 overflows in a typical year and was working to reduce that number over 466 miles of pipeline serving the 20-square-mile city. But because the alignment that would eliminate one of the city's 11 outfalls lay directly under the central business district and four sets of active railroad tracks, open-cut construction wasn't an option.
The city spent $60 million to expand its wastewater treatment plant from 22 mgd to 52 mgd. In 2009 it signed off on a $179-million, 20-year long-term control plan (LTCP) to reduce the volume of untreated sewage discharged into the river that separates Lafayette from its sister community (and home of Purdue University), West Lafayette.
Hired to develop and evaluate potential solutions, consultants Greeley and Hansen explained how a 2,300-foot tunnel with 1.2 million gallons of storage capacity was the most cost-effective option.
A geotechnical analysis revealed sandy soils, which often contain a lot of water. So instead of a boring or earth pressure balance machine, the contractor recommended using a tunnel digger shield (TDS) equipped with compressed air technology. The air stabilizes the tunnel as it's dug with a digger arm similar to a backhoe. The soil is collected in a hopper and passed from the compressed to the non-compressed side of the machine via a screw conveyer, which dumps it into mining cars that exit the tunnel on a system of rails. The method is often used for alignments that are particularly susceptible to collapsing.
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration limits how long someone can work in compressed-air conditions and requires project sites to have a decompression chamber available to prevent exposing workers to the same dangerous condition (a.k.a. "the bends") that deep-sea divers face. But the contractor's $6 million machine has a bulkhead with a window that separates the digging area from workers, so additional safety measures weren't necessary.
Originally, the tunnel was going to stop at a trunk sewer that runs directly to the river and, five to 10 years later, a structure would be built around the trunk so the tunnel could be extended. A smaller pipe would then connect to the interceptor sewer near a lift station at a city parking lot.
Value-engineering by Greeley and Hansen and the contractor, however, determined that a slight alignment shift would enable extending the tunnel another 325 feet to connect directly to the interceptor sewer. This eliminated the need for a 42-inch sewer, but meant the new alignment would run through the trunk sewer. The solution: install an inverted siphon to route the trunk's flow over the tunnel.
The additional storage space this design change provided meant the Water Pollution Control Department could remove the 1960s lift station, which was at capacity and had become a bottleneck, from service and let the city use the space to enlarge its bus depot.
This was the only change order. It cost $290,000 and delayed completion from September 2009 to April 2010, but the project still beat regulators' deadline of July 1.
"People were amazed this had all been done underground," says Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent Brad Talley, who began getting tour requests when the tunneling machine (right) was being assembled.
He recently told a local newspaper the tunnel's performing better than expected. The volume of untreated sewage being discharged has been reduced by 35%, better than the anticipated 30%. In addition, outfalls connected to the tunnel have experienced a 60% reduction in discharge.
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Children ages two (2) and under will be admitted free to the football games with a paid adult admission. Please note that this free admittance is only valid for a seat on an adult's lap. There is no required pass or ticket for this admittance.
Sun Devil Stadium has nine (9) Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) for your convenience:
- East Stands: Located behind section 27
- West Stands: Located behind section 7 near the police station
- North Stands: Located behind section 18
- MidFirst Bank Loge Level: Located behind section 104
- Upper Concourse: Located behind section 206 & 236
- Southeast Gate: Located next to Carson Student Athlete Center
- Southwest Gate: Located next to Carson Student Athlete Center
- Southeat Gate: Located in front of the Carson Student Athlete Center
Bags including fanny packs, back packs, and purses all smaller than 12"x12"x12" are allowed into Sun Devil Stadium. Please be aware that for the safety of our fans, all bags will be searched upon entry into the stadium.
In addition to close friends and school spirit, the ASU Sun Devil Marching Band offers musical rewards for the aspiring musician, as well as, a unique and rich experience for the non-music major who enjoys music as an avocation.
The ASU Sun Devil Marching Band is recognized as being one of the finest marching bands in the nation. The 350+ member ensemble has appeared in the Rose Bowl half-time show as well as the 1987 and 1997 Rose Bowl parades and was the 1991 recipient of the John Philip Sousa Foundation Sudler Trophy, which is the highest award given at the collegiate level. Performing in the 74,000-seat Sun Devil Stadium, the band features new musical arrangements as well as a mixture of precision drills and pageantry at all home games. Hard work, high standards, and a family atmosphere bring a very special Sun Devil Pride to the organization.
The Sun Devil Marching Band is seated in Section 19. The Visiting Team Band is seated in Section 231.
Sun Devil Stadium event management allows fans to bring banners and signs to the game, provided these items meet prescribed guidelines. Banners and signs cannot be hung over any existing signage, block the view of another guest, or contain any advertisements or profanities. Poles of any kind or size are not allowed into Sun Devil Stadium.
Clean Air Cab is the official Sun Devil Football game day cab service. Fans can reserve a ride by calling (480) 777-9777 or online at www.cleanaircab.com. For a ride immediately following ASU football games, please proceed to 6th Street and Alpha Drive, which is located near the southeast side of Wells Fargo Arena.
Fans are welcome to bring personal cameras and video cameras into Sun Devil Stadium. However, flash photography, monopods and tripods are not permitted in the stadium.
Professional photography/cameras are not allowed in the stadium without a media credential. The lens on a camera must not be longer than the width (base) of the camera.
Sun Devil Athletics provides exterior cart service to every home football game beginning 2 ½ hours prior to kickoff. All carts are staged for pickup on the lower level of South Packard Structure; however, can be requested in surrounding lots by notifying the Parking Services Representative at your respective location. Guests needing ADA shuttle service should ask a representative for assistance. Please be advised that this service will drop you off at your desired gate and you will need to find the designated in-stadium cart service if you would like additional assistance to your seat. Cart service will be available back to your car from your respective gate for an hour after the conclusion of the game.
Cart service (including passenger and wheelchair carts) is provided for guests requiring assistance within the gates of Sun Devil Stadium. Carts will transport guests from inside the stadium gates to the main concourse upon arrival and from the main concourse to the stadium gates upon departure. The cart service begins when the gates open to the public, 90 minutes prior to game time, and conclude once the stadium has been cleared. Travel to the loge and upper deck is limited, so please arrive early. All travel to the loge and upper deck stops 15 minutes prior to kick-off. There are five (5) designated pick-up and drop-off areas located just inside the southeast, southwest, northeast, north and northwest gates. Post-game cart service pick-up locations are at the top of the southeast, southwest, northeast and northwest ramps.
Multiple concession stands are located on all levels throughout Sun Devil Stadium. All stands offer a variety of food and beverage items.
See Ed and Nadine Carson Student-Athlete Center.
Designed to allow guests to have a safe and enjoyable time at Sun Devil football games, this program helps promote responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. Guests wishing to participate may go to the Designated Driver table at Section 107 and be entered to win a special prize.
Be there, be loud and cheer on your Sun Devil Football team as they arrive on game day. This Sun Devil tradition takes place in Wells Fargo Arena two and a half (2.5) hours prior to every home game kickoff. Show your Sun Devil Football squad you are #AllIn. Come early for the Sun Devil Marching Band concert and get a seat in the north stands close to the action when the team enters. Devil Walk is a great event for fans of all ages.
From the North (Scottsdale):
Take the Loop 101 South to the Loop 202 West
Exit Scottsdale Rd. (exit #7), head South
Turn right on Rio Salado Dr.; the stadium is on your left
From the South (Chandler/Gilbert):
Take the Loop 101 North
Exit University Dr (exit #52) and take a left (west)
Turn right on Veterans Way; the stadium is on your right
From the East (Mesa):
Take US-60 West to the Loop 101 North
Exit University Dr (exit #52) and take a left (west)
Turn right on Veterans Way; the stadium is on your right
From the West (Glendale):
Take I-10 East to the Loop 202 East
Exit Scottsdale Rd. (exit #7), head South
Turn right on Rio Salado Dr.; the stadium is on your left
Sun Devil Athletics is committed to providing every guest with a comfortable and enjoyable experience at the stadium including guests with disabilities. To accommodate disabled guests, Sun Devil Athletics offers the following while in and around Sun Devil Stadium:
- Drop-off zone located at the northeast gate of Sun Devil Stadium
- Parking for guests displaying a state issued handicapped placard or license plate is available in the parking lots located on the east and south sides of the stadium. For more information on Sun Devil Stadium parking and rates, call 480-965-6124. Disabled parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Captioning on the video boards in Sun Devil Stadium
- Accessible seating options located throughout the stadium. For more information on accessible seating, call the ticket office at 480-727-0000.
- Accessible restrooms, ATMs and counters at concession stands
- Electrical outlets for recharging wheelchairs and other necessary equipment in the seating areas designated for guests with disabilities. Please locate any usher for assistance.
Sun Devil Athletics is housed in the Ed and Nadine Carson Student-Athlete Center. This comprehensive facility has several state-of-the-art features. A Sun Devil student-athlete can meet with an academic advisor, receive treatment or prepare for practice within the center. The Lawrence Strength and Conditioning Center, located within the CSAC, contains Powerlift and Hammer Strength equipment, resistance machines, a nutrition area and warm-up track. Aquatic therapy is available in the SwimEx sports and conditioning pool.
Elevator access is limited throughout Sun Devil Stadium. Individuals with specific needs for elevator access to seating areas should contact Guest Relations for more information at (480) 965-3933.
All Sun Devil Stadium guests are expected to maintain reasonable and appropriate behavior at all times. Any behavior defying the code of conduct as determined by facility management can result in ejection and possible arrest. Ejected guests will not receive a refund for their tickets or be compensated in any way. Inappropriate behavior includes, but is not limited to:
- Throwing objects of any kind
- Demonstrating unruly behavior
- Attempting to enter the field of play
- Engaging in behavior that endangers the safety of student-athletes, coaches or officials or other guests
- Attempting to climb the goal posts
- Removing any property of Sun Devil Stadium or Frank Kush Field
- Taunting Public Safety Officials
ASU Athletics management reserves the right to deny entry or eject from the facility guests displaying inappropriate behavior, as determined by facility/event management. Students attending Sun Devil Athletic events are expected to adhere to the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) Code of Conduct. Failure to follow the ABOR Code of Conduct may result in ejection from the premises and disciplinary action through Student Judicial Affairs. The ABOR Student Code of conduct can be viewed HERE.
Guests without parking passes, with extenuating circumstances (i.e. mobility impairments) may be dropped off just inside the reserved disabled lot located near the Northeast Gate.
The first aid stations are staffed by registered nurses and physicians and are located in the south end zone (behind Section 40) and at the north end of the main concourse (behind Sections 14-18). Paramedics are available during all football games and regularly patrol the stadium.
Join fellow Sun Devil Club members and fans in the Arboretum for Fry's VIP Tailgate three (3) hours prior to every home game kickoff.
This will be the ultimate tailgating experience with visits from the band, spirit squad and Sparky! TVs, front row access to the live pre-game radio show, food and beverages are all provided with admission.
All Sun Devil Club members that donate $250 or more above and beyond ticket contribution get admission for 2 free. Fans can also purchase select merchandise from Fry's the week before each tailgate. Click here for more information and to check out current qualifying purchases from Fry's.
Sun Devil Football start times vary. Because of our affiliation with the Pac-12 Conference it may be necessary to change kickoff times for games selected for the Pac-12 Networks. Sun Devil Athletics will publicize the correct game time and any changes due to a network time adjustment. For current start times check thesundevils.com.
The Sun Devil Stadium gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Every area in Sun Devil Stadium can be accessed from each gate. For ease of entry, below are suggested entry gates based on seating sections:
- Southwest Gate: Sections 1-10, 37-41, 101-114, 144-154, 201-213 and Suite Guests
- Southeast Gate: Students, SEF, NEF, Sections 26-41, 128-150, 236-247
- Northwest Gate: Sections 7-24, 107-125, 207-230
- North Gate: Students wishing to sit in the Upper Deck Student
- Section, NF, NEH, NWH, Sections 11-26, 111-127, 212-235
- Northeast Gate: Sections 15-35, 120-140, 222-247
Student Gate Students may enter through the Southeast Student gate, North gate or Northeast gate.
Player Guest Entrance ASU player guest will-call is located at the southeast gate. Visiting Team will-call is located at the north gate. Player will-call tickets can be picked-up 90 minutes prior to kick-off. NCAA regulations require a valid government issued ID to pick up all will-call tickets.
Credential Entrance Credentialed individuals may enter though the southwest pass gate or the north pass gate. Members of the media with credentials can also enter though the TV Pad gate on the west side of the stadium. Pass gates open 90 minutes before kick-off on game days.
There are five (5) Guest Assistance Centers located inside Sun Devil Stadium. They are located just inside the southeast gate, on the lower level concourse behind Section 14 & 24, and on the loge behind section 113 & 144. Guest Relations representatives are available to assist with directions, game day giveaways, seating issues and any other questions or comments you may have.
The Sports Hall of Fame, located in the first floor lobby of the Ed and Nadine Carson Student-Athlete Center, features items chronicling the history of ASU athletics dating back to the early 1900's. Visitors are able to use interactive stations to look up information on former student-athletes, as well as view video from games and read feature stories about past student-athletes. The Sports Hall of Fame also features window graphics, legends banners of the Top 20 student-athletes in ASU history, and memorabilia from the Olympic Games, as well as student-athletes who have gone into the professional ranks.
The Bill and Judy Schaefer Sports Hall of Fame was designed by Gallagher & Associates, a design firm from Bethesda, Maryland; Phoenix based Image Craft provided the graphics; and Nashville based 1220 Exhibits provided the fabrication and installation. The audio and video technology is from True Story Films, based out of Phoenix. Bob Eger, author of Maroon & Gold: A History of Sun Devil Athletics, provided all the text.
The Bill and Judy Schaefer Sports Hall of Fame is open to the public Monday through Fridays during regular business hours and 5 hours prior to kick-off on game days. For more information, log on to www.TheSunDevils.com.
Parents of lost children should contact the nearest game management staff member, including ushers and security, regarding their lost child. They may also go to the Sun Devil Stadium Police Station located behind Section 7 on the concourse level for assistance or send a text to 69050. Please include your location (seat/section number) and issue (lost child).
For tickets lost or misplaced, a full face value fee per ticket will be charged for each ticket duplicated. If the original unused tickets are mailed to: Sun Devil Ticket Office, PO Box 872405, Tempe, AZ 85287-2405, within 2 weeks of the event only a $5 per ticket charge will be assessed. Only credit cards will be accepted for reprint charges. Season ticket holders will be permitted one reprint at no charge.
Stolen tickets must be reported in advance of the game to the ticket office and a stolen property report filed with the police. The ticket office will then issue duplicates at no charge.
Sun Devil Stadium provides lost and found services for its guests located at the Police Station behind Section 7 on the concourse. Found items should be taken to this location or given to a game day staff member. Lost and found items will be logged and kept for two weeks. Unclaimed items will be donated to charity after the two-week holding period. To check on or claim a lost and found item following the football games, please call (480) 965-3933.
Sparky's Stadium Shop features a wide variety of the latest in Sun Devil sportswear and memorabilia. This shop has everything a Sun Devil fan could need. From t-shirts and hats to kids clothing, sandals, and picnic items, Sparky's Stadium Shop has fans covered in maroon and gold. On game days visit the Sun Devil Stadium Shop located inside the lobby of the Carson Student-Athlete Center open before, during, and after every home football games. Novelty stand are also conveniently located throughout Sun Devil Stadium, including:
- Southeast Gate
- Southwest Gate
- Main Concourse behind section 3, 13, 24
- Sections 105, 208 and 234
- North tunnel entrance
- Southwest plaza area just outside of Sun Devil Stadium - east of the light rail station
Score with the Devils - Guests can receive 5% off their entire purchase per Sun Devil touchdown scored (some exclusions apply) on the Monday following the Saturday home football game. For home games played on Thursday, the discount will be honored the next day (Friday).
Sparky's Stadium Shop hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM and from gates opening to the end of the game (GAME DAYS)
Sunday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM (September - December)
Hours subject to change.
Gameday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, opens 90 minutes prior to kickoff for ticketed guests.
For more information on ASU merchandise visit www.sparkysstadiumshop.com or call (480) 965-6099
The MidFirst Bank Loge level is located between the main and upper levels. The MidFirst Bank Loge level contains Sections 101-154. Ramps to the MidFirst Bank level can be found at various locations around the main concourse. A loge ticket is required for entry into the MidFirst Bank Loge level.
For all parking information and to view a Sun Devil Stadium Parking Map click HERE.
Access to the playing field is restricted to players, coaches and credentialed individuals with the proper access code. Fans entering the field of play will risk ejection from the stadium and prosecution for criminal trespassing.
The Sun Devil Stadium Police Station is located on the concourse behind Section 7.
Sun Devil Stadium opens 90 minutes before kick-off, so come in early and enjoy the pre-game entertainment. Sun Devil trivia, team warm-ups, the Sun Devil Marching Band and highlights of the previous games are just a few of the features of our countdown to kick-off.
Programs will be available on a first come, first served basis at the seating sections and Guest Assistance Centers.
For the safety and security of our guests, the following items are not permitted into the stadium:
- Soft or hard sided coolers, ice chests
- Thermos bottles
- Bikes, skateboards or scooters
- Cans and glass containers
- Artificial noisemakers
- Outside beverages (Exception: sealed water bottles 51oz/1.5 liters or smaller)
- Banner poles/masts
- Pitchforks
- Bags larger than 12"x12"x12"
- Large golf umbrellas (Feel free to bring a small retractable umbrella)
- Tripods/Monopods for cameras
- Firearms/weapons
- Full size strollers
- Tortillas
*Please note that this list is not inclusive, as other items may not be allowed
Valley Metro provides various means of public transportation to and from Sun Devil Stadium. The newly completed light rail drops fans off just West of the Southwest Gate. Click HERE for information regarding the Light Rail and Valley Metro busses including fares, schedules and routes.
Fans in the Tempe area can also take the Orbit to all home football games free of charge. If you are not a Tempe resident, you can park at the Tempe Library Complex on the South West corner of Southern Avenue and Rural Road and utilize the Orbit. The Orbit will operate until midnight on ASU Football game days. For more information, please call 480-858-2350 or visit www.tempe.gov/tim.
See Zero Waste
Re-entry to Sun Devil Stadium is allowed with an original game day ticket and a hand stamp. Guests can receive a hand stamp from an usher at any stadium gate.
Re-SALE OF TICKETS
Resale of event tickets, regardless of price, is prohibited at Sun Devil Stadium. Fans that purchase tickets from someone other than the Sun Devil Ticket Office do so at their own risk and those tickets could be counterfeit. ASU is not responsible for and will not provide a replacement or refund of any kind for invalid tickets purchased through a secondary ticket provider
There are a total of 35 restrooms located throughout the stadium. For the guest's convenience, 14 restrooms (7 women's and 7 men's) have baby-changing tables.
There are four (4) family restrooms located behind Sections 10, 28, 38/39 and in the northeast field-level tunnel next to the women's restroom.
There are six (6) men's and six (6) women's restrooms that are wheelchair accessible, located at field level in the north tunnel as well as on the east, west and north main concourse.
Commemorate a special occasion by displaying a message on the Sun Devil Stadium video board during an Arizona State football game. Scoreboard messages can be purchased for $250. Messages can be up to 75 characters, including spaces and punctuation, and will be reviewed for content by Sun Devil Athletics. Messages that are obscene, controversial, offensive include foul language or refer negatively to ASU, our opponent, or any subject matter will not be accepted.
The message cannot be used for commercial purposes. Payment must be made prior to announcement. Payment can be made by check or cash only… no credit cards. There are a limited number of messages available each game. so reserve your space early. Reservations and payment must be made by 5:00 PM MST the Tuesday prior to a Saturday game. To reserve your message, contact Conrad Bradburn at firstname.lastname@example.com, or mail your payment and message to Conrad Bradburn, c/o Athletics Marketing, 500 E. Veterans Way, Tempe, AZ 85287-2505.
There are 440 disabled seats in the Stadium located in seven (7) different areas of the lower bowl:
- Northwest Disabled, directly behind sections 14-18
- Northeast Disabled, directly behind sections 19-23
- West Sections, 4-10
- East Sections, 27-33
- North Field, in front of sections 17-20
- Northeast Field Disabled
- Southeast Field Disabled
- Student Disabled Seating
**Note both North and Southeast Field Disabled areas can only be accessed from their corresponding field gate.
Seat backs are available for rental ($6) at various locations throughout Sun Devil Stadium, including gates and the concourse level. If you would like to reserve your seat back prior to the football game you can log on to www.sundevilseats.com or call 1-800-510-5614.
Guide dogs, signal dogs or other animals individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability may enter the stadium with that individual.
SMOKING - also see Tobacco Free.
On August 1, 2013 ASU joined the more than 800 colleges and universities nationwide in becoming a tobacco free campus. Tobacco products are not permitted inside Sun Devil Stadium. For more information pleae visit one of our Guest Assistance Centers within Sun Devil Stadium.
See Merchandise.
Student season tickets holder can go online Monday at 8:00 am through Wednesday at 5:00 pm to www.asustudenttickets.com to reserve their preferred football section. Once the section is reserved, an e-voucher will be generated. Students will need to print the e-voucher and exchange it for a wristband prior to/ or on game day. Students at the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, and West campuses will have an opportunity to exchange their e-vouchers for a wristband the day before game day. The time and location of wristband distribution at these campuses will be announced soon. Students at the Tempe campus can exchange their e-vouchers for a wristband on game day at Wells Fargo Arena from 9:00 am to kick-off. Students without student season tickets can exchange their single game tickets for wristbands day of game from 9 am to kick-off at Wells Fargo Arena.
The suite entrance elevators are located on the concourse level behind section 7. A suite ticket or suite guest pass is required for entry. Click HERE for a map of the suites complex. If you have any questions, concerns, or special inquires regarding the suites, please call Lauren Griswold at (480) 727-3504.
For information on the Sun Devil Club and membership benefits contact the Sun Devil Club at (480) 727-7700 or online at sundevilclub.com.
Come rock with Sparky, the Spirit Squad and the Sun Devil Marching Band in Wells Fargo Arena three hours prior to kickoff. Join fans of all ages as the Sun Devil Marching Band fires up the crowd and performs their signature pre-game concert. This event is Free!
Located on the campus of Arizona State University, Sun Devil Stadium has been the home of the ASU Sun Devils for over 50 years. In the mid 1950s, Arizona State University decided to construct a stadium for its football program. The stadium was constructed between two small mountains and was completed in time for the start of the 1958 season. It was named after the team and had a seating capacity of 30,000 when it opened on October 4, 1958 when ASU beat West Texas State. Since its opening many additions have been completed to Sun Devil Stadium. Beginning in 1976, the capacity was increased to over 57,000. The following year the capacity was increased to over 70,000 when the upper deck was completed.
After the 1987 NFL season, the St. Louis Cardinals moved to Arizona and Sun Devil Stadium. Prior to the team's first season at Sun Devil Stadium, more renovations were completed at the stadium. Over 1,000 seats were added, along with an athletic complex on the south end of the stadium, a scoreboard and four video boards. In 1989, a three-story, 60,000 square-foot building was constructed atop the upper deck on the west side, that contains two 30-suite levels, a modern press box, and eight additional private suites. Today, Sun Devil Stadium has over 73,000 seats. The main grandstand is in the shape of a horseshoe. Additional seating is located in the south end zone where the main video/scoreboard is located. Fans who attend games at Sun Devil Stadium receive outstanding views of the surrounding area. The Arizona Cardinals moved from Sun Devil Stadium and to University of Phoenix Stadium after the 2005 season. In addition to being the home of the Sun Devils, Sun Devil Stadium is the home of the annual Insight Bowl Game and has previously hosted the Fiesta Bowl from 1971-2006 including 4 National Championship games (1987, 1989, 1999, 2003).
Conference: Pac-12
Capacity: 73,379
Surface: Natural Grass
Opened: October 4, 1958
Cost: $1 million
ASU has policies and procedures in place in order for our patrons to have a great atmosphere inside and outside of Sun Devil Stadium for home football games. All persons entering the tailgating areas are subject to the restrictions and requirements listed below as well as the Arizona Board of Regents and Arizona State University rules and regulations, and the laws of the State of Arizona. Sun Devil Athletics may revoke the parking pass and eject or refuse entry to persons for violation of these rules, for disruptive behavior, illegal activity, or other misconduct detrimental to the tailgating environment. No refunds will be issued. You are responsible for yourself and for any of your guests. If your guests violate policy, your parking privileges/pass may be revoked without refund. ASU Students and Employees must adhere to university standards of conduct. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.
Tailgating restrictions and requirements include:
- No one under the age of 21 is allowed to consume alcoholic beverages.
- Tailgaters may not provide alcohol to persons under the age of 21 or to an intoxicated or disorderly person. Individuals are also subject to criminal charges and civil liability.
- Alcoholic beverages are limited to beer and wine. No spirituous liquor or other alcoholic beverages are allowed.
- No public intoxication or disorderly conduct.
- No glass containers or bottles are allowed in parking lots/structures.
- No kegs or common source of alcohol are permitted.
- Drinking apparatuses, including but not limited to beer bongs are not permitted.
- No drinking games or activities that encourage reckless consumption of alcoholic beverages, including but not limited to beer pong, shot gunning, and flip cup.
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- Parking lots near Sun Devil Stadium, (Lot 1, Lot 3, Lot 4, Lot 6, Packard Drive Structure, Stadium Structure, Gold Lot, Fulton Lot, Disabled Lot, North Reserved, South Reserved, Tennis Reserved, RV Alpha Drive, RV University Center and Lot 8) open 5 hours prior to kickoff; all other ASU lots and structures open 3.5 hours prior to kickoff.
- One space per vehicle, per pass is allowed. For corporate or tailgate parties of 20 or more, please contact us at email@example.com.
- No saving parking spaces for others.
- No open flames or charcoal grills are allowed; please use only propane gas grills in lots. In parking structures, grilling is only allowed on the top level (roof).
- Generators, which meet ASU Fire Marshal requirements, must be placed in non-confined, well-ventilated areas. (see requirements, thesundevils.com/parkingcentral)
- Tailgaters may not provide unregulated bathroom facilities or Port-a-Johns. ASU provides approved bathroom facilities in designated pass lots.
- For the safety of our guests and fans, the use of golf carts, scooters, gators, pedicabs, and other modes of transportation, for either personal or proprietary reasons, are strictly prohibited in the parking lots or streets surrounding Sun Devil Stadium. This restriction is not intended to limit or redirect use of mobility devices by individuals with disabilities.
- All designated tailgate areas must be cleared within one (1) hour after the conclusion of the game.
- Vehicles pulling trailers will be directed to the RV parking lot.
ASU encourages its fans to tailgate in a responsible manner – respectful of the campus and respectful of other Sun Devil fans and fans from visiting schools.
All guests are encouraged to utilize the text messaging system if you have an issue or concern while attending an ASU Football game, within and around, the surrounding areas of Sun Devil Stadium. To operate this system, please text "Sparky issue and location" to 69050. Standard text messaging rates apply.
Effective Aug. 1, 2013, tobacco use is prohibited on university property, facilities, grounds, parking structures, university-owned vehicles and structures owned or leased by the university. The tobacco-free policy is a collaborative product of students, staff, faculty and Arizona State University administration.
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Video boards are located on the Southeast and Southwest corners of Sun Devil Stadium. Captioning is provided on both video boards.
To visit Sun Devil Athletics Parking Central, click HERE
The visiting team locker room is located on the north end of Sun Devil Stadium.
Visiting Team Will-Call is located at the North Gate. Visiting Team Will-Call opens 90 minutes prior to kick-off. NCAA regulations require a valid government issued ID to pick up all will-call tickets.
Water is available at water stations, drinking fountains, and concession stands throughout Sun Devil Stadium on every concourse on every level.
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- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup whipped topping
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup graham cracker crumbs
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1-1/4 cups buttermilk
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 3/4 cup maple syrup, warmed
- Additional blueberries, optional
- For topping, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese and whipped topping until smooth. Chill until serving.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, cracker crumbs, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Combine the eggs, buttermilk and butter; add to dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in blueberries.
- Pour batter by 1/4 cupfuls onto a greased hot griddle; turn when bubbles form on top. Cook until the second side is golden brown. Spread topping over pancakes. Top with warm syrup; sprinkle with additional blueberries if desired. Yield: 12 pancakes (3/4 cup topping).
Reviews for Blueberry Cheesecake Flapjacks
"Just didn't think this was worth the effort. I cannot taste the graham cracker and the pancakes were very dense. The topping was disgusting with the heat of the pancakes melting it all over the place. I will not be making these again without some major modifications."
"These were just ok. In my opinion, it was a lot more work that they were worth. The graham cracker crumbs added no additional flavor, and I wasn't that impressed with the cheesecake topping although my housemates both loved it."
"Wonderful! Made these for Mother's day for my mom, sister, and sister-in-law and they loved them!"
"These pancakes to my family were just OK. My 4 year old son did not like them at all. My husband & I just were not that impressed. The batter is not very sweet, but I understand that because you have the blueberries, topping & syrup. It is just the the whipped/cream cheese topping wasn't that great. It sounds like it would be, but all together everything was just average. I would not make these again."
"There are not too many recipes I make twice, and this one will miss the cut. Good but too dense. The graham cracker makes it taste like whole wheat, might as well make whole wheat. I tried to make it look like the picture except for a serving size is three pancakes, which is what should be in the picture, and if you like hot pancakes (as most people do) the whipped cream cheese melts and the pancakes slide to the side. It isn't going to looks like that. But, the family ate them all gone."


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Quite simply, it was one of the shows of the year in Salt Lake City.
The acoustic, old-time sounding folk of Gillian Welch and low-fi guitar hero David Rawlings lit up a near capacity crowd Friday night at Kingsbury Hall. The performance earned the duo three separate standing ovations. Four, if you include the small amount of people who stood and applauded when the pair first walked out onto the stage.
Opening with the haunting, almost churchy sounding "Orphan Girl," Welch and Rawlings revealed their full bag of tricks early on. While Welch sings haunting melodies in her beyond-lovely voice and provides fine rhythm parts, Rawlings spews guts, gravel and soul all over the songs via his fast playing on his ancient sounding 1935 Epiphone acoustic.
Not very tricky, eh? No, and these two don't need them. Instead they rely on strong lyrics, great singing and fine playing. That's all they have and it's all they need. The show's first set was virtually a non-stop highlight with "I Wanna Sing That Rock and Roll," "Red Clay Halo," and "Elvis Presley Blues." But, the truth is I could name any song in the first set. It was all tremendous and just might have been the best live set of the year in Utah.
Playing with virtually no light show, save for a backdrop that made it appear the two were in a wooded valley, and surrounded only by their banjo, harmonica rack and two glasses of water, the duo repeatedly proved that music is their only weapon in winning over a crowd.
The second set dialed back the energy just a notch, but Rawlings' medley of his own "I Hear Them All," mixed in with Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" raised the roof as did Welch's "Time (The Revelator)." Other second set highlights were the cryptic ode to the futility of life on earth, "Annabelle" and the eerie folk song, "Caleb Meyer."
Both encores, which each ended with standing ovations, kept up the intensity with great takes on "The Way The Whole Thing Ends," I'll Fly Away," and "Jackson."
The only thing wrong with the night is that you knew it had to end. After a 45-minute first set and and just over an hour with the second set and two rounds of encores, it seemed to go by too fast. I'm not sure when the last time Welch and Rawlings hit SLC, but I know it hasn't been in the past four years. And I also know the next appearance won't come soon enough.
Follow Salt Lake Magazine's arts/entertainment writer Scott Murphy on Twitter @murphyinfo.


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ZF-6728: Zend_Service_Amazon_S3::createBucket(): Allow to specify location
Currently you can not specify the location constraint of new buckets through Zend_Service_Amazon_S3::createBucket().
See http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/latest/… for more information.
Quick patch.
I took a look at Kristof's patch - I would suggest a location parameter rather than an isEU paramater, as Amazon S3 may add further locations in the future.
Assigning to Stas.
I agree with David.
fixed now, thanks
The issue is not resolved, I tried with 'EU' location. Seems that the createBucket() doesn't not prepare the PUT request in a correct way. The Content-type is binary instead of text and the Content-size is missing (according with the Amazon S3 API syntax).
Fixed on trunk (commit 24049).
Resolved in branches/release-1.11 (commit 24050)


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The Friends of the Semel Institute and their guests savored a delicious "mind-healthy" lunchtime feast at the Food and Friends at Bouchon event on Wednesday, April 9th. A capacity crowd of 130 guests gathered at Thomas Keller's Bouchon Bistro in Beverly Hills in support of The Friends of Semel's Scholar Program, which awards grants to brilliant young scientists doing research to better understand the mind and brain and develop new and improved treatments for mental and neurological disorders.
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No comic book or city is complete without a band of slightly eccentric outsiders to bring a bit of color from the fringes of society. Salt Lake City is no different. Here are the best Misfits of 2012.
Self-appointed Superheroes
Black Monday Society
Only reality separates the members of Salt Lake's Black Monday Society from the Dark Knight: Red Voltage, Professor Midnight, Ghost et al, patrol the streets to make SLC safer. blackmondaysociety.webs.com
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The Yanks and Rebs
Utahns reenact the Civil War's bloodiest battles with frightening authenticity. "When you read about a soldier sleeping in the rain, getting his powder wet and eating salt pork, it means more if you've done it," says Jake Beckstrand. Watch a battle during the This is the Place Civil War Days Aug. 10–11. utcwa.org
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"The style is sort of an acoustic-gypsy-punk-underground-folk-rock band," says Leisl Bonell, who started Juana Ghani with husband, Brian. The gypsy troupe includes as many as 20 dancers and 13 musicians singing in four languages. Don't miss Juana Ghani and the Underground Gypsy Cabaret on July 13 at Bar Deluxe. 666 S. State St., 801-532-2914, juanaghani.com
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Pointy hats and celestial embroidered robes will be mandatory when nearly 100 members of the Black Hat Society, founded by Salt Lake City Pagan Pride board members TaMara Gold and Chrissy Lee, descend on the gilded lobby lounge of The Grand America Hotel for their annual tea party. "Warts and toads are optional." 2470 S. Main St., 801-906-0470, croneshollow.com
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Swordsmen—and women—in tunics and sashes gather in Liberty Park on Saturdays to hone their long sword techniques and learn to use daggers and bucklers in old-fashioned hand-to-hand combat. Note: steel swords have been replaced with wood or plastic. theucsa.com


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo – The Arizona State dove well at the NCAA Zone E Championships, the qualifier to send Sun Devil divers to the NCAA Championships, but the team members are still seeking the first individual bid after day one.
In each discipline, ASU was only a handful of points shy for the automatic qualifying bid. Junior Hailey Casper, who was second in the 1-meter springboard after prelims, finished in fourth overall and narrowly missed one of the 3-meter automatic bids.
Senior Riley McCormick was also at the top of the leaderboard in third place following prelims. However, the Canadian National Champion would finish the event in fifth place with ASU freshman Luke Clohessy diving strong in the finals to pass McCormick and finish fourth.
In the complicated rules of diving qualifying, the Sun Devils still have an excellent chance of qualifying for the NCAA Championships. The current divers who have already punched their tickets are now out of the field of contention for the remaining qualifying spots. Even if the diver were to compete, the NCAA would select the next highest diver.
Competition continues tomorrow with the men's 1-meter springboard and the women's 3-meter springboard competition.
Qualifying finishes are as follows:
1st Qualifier: 1st place finisher on platform
2nd Qualifier: Kristian Ipsen, Stanford
3rd Qualifier: 1st place finisher on 1-meter
4th Qualifier: Bradley Christensen, Stanford
5th Qualifier: 2nd place finisher on 1-meter
6th Qualifier: Amund Gismervik, Hawaii
7th Qualifier: 3rd place finisher on 1-meter
8th Qualifier: 2nd place finisher on platform
1st Qualifier: 1st place finisher on platform
2nd Qualifier: 1st place finisher on 3-meter
3rd Qualifier: Haley Ishimatsu, USC
4th Qualifier: 2nd place finisher on 3-meter
5th Qualifier: Alexandra Clay, Stanford
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|Football awards banquet
The University of Idaho football team honored its captains, graduating seniors and award winners at its annual banquet Saturday night at the Student Union Ballroom.
Safety Shiloh Keo, a fixture in the secondary since his arrived on campus in 2006, earned the team's Most Valuable Player honor. Quarterback Nathan Enderle and receiver Eric Greenwood were honored as the team's Offensive Players of the Year, while defensive end Aaron Lavarias was the Defensive Player of the Year and punter Bobby Cowan the Most Valuable Special Teams Player.
Also recognized were running back Deonte' Jackson as the Wayne Walker Ironman Award winner and safety Brandon Artz was the Special Teams Ironman award winner. The Hec Edmundson Most Inspirational Player went to linebacker Tre'Shawn Robinson and the Wayne Anderson Coaches Award went to defensive tackle Michael Cosgrove. Defensive tackle Jonah Sataraka earned the Vandal Pride Strength Award and Lavarias, as the night's only double honoree, was the recipient of the Kathy Clark Scholar-Athlete Award.
The scout team awards went the Justin Podrabsky (offense), Maxx Forde (defense) and Tom Hennessey (special teams).
Keo leaves Idaho with the all-time punt return yardage record (585) and is in the top six on five other career and single-season lists. He accumulated 358 tackles (fifth all-time at Idaho) as well as 11 interceptions (tied for sixth all-time), 21 passes defensed (sixth career) and 18.5 tackles for loss in a career that included redshirting for part of the 2008 season with a shoulder injury.
Enderle became Idaho's first quarterback to surpass the 10,000-mark since the Vandals moved to Division I in 1996. He's the third overall with his 10,084 yards, which capped a senior season during which he was on three national watch lists and was a top 10 player on the Manning Award list. He leaves Idaho as the all-time leader in pass attempts (1,427) and is second in completions (779). He is fourth all-time in average per game (224.1), TD passes (74) and total offense yards (9,935).
Greenwood capped his career by leading the Vandals in receiving during his senior season. He pulled in 46 passes for 741 yards for an average of 16.1 yards per catch. He graduates with 1,246 yards on 89 receptions after playing since his true freshman year.
Lavarias came into his own as a senior and led the team with 17 tackles for loss totaling minus-85 yards. He finished his career 30 tackles for loss (-127 yards), 14 quarterback sacks (-94 yards), 19 quarterback hurries and a total 152 yards. He scored the first touchdown of his football career (dating to junior high school) when he recovered a fumble in the end zone against Boise State.
Cowan has made a big impression as Idaho's punter and is the current career average leader (44.2 on 101 punts). More than one-third of his punts have been longer than 50 yards with his longest a 67-yarder in 2009. His longest in 2010 was 65. His 2010 average of 45.1 yards per kick is second best for a single season in school history.
Sataraka, a two-time team captain, wrapped up his Idaho career with 91 tackles, which includes 10.5 for loss (-39 yards) and five sacks (-30 yards). He also had four quarterback hurries and two passes defensed in addition to one fumble recovery.
Cosgrove, as a junior one of three underclassmen to be honored, had 30 tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss (-15 yards) and 10 quarterback hurries during 2010 as he accumulated career totals of 82 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss (-37 yards) and 6.5 sacks (-31 yards).
Robinson was called on to step into a starting linebacking role when JoJo Dickson was lost for the season with a broken ankle. He responded with three double-digit tackle efforts, which includes 16 against Nevada, in totaling 80 for the season. Included in his 2010 total were 10 tackles for loss to bring his career numbers to 143 total tackles and 17.5 tackles for loss (-66 yards).
Artz, a backup safety, earned a scholarship prior to the start of the season and was voted Special Teams Captain alongside Keo. He had seven tackles on the season and was an integral member of the special teams unit.
The scout team honorees are Podrabsky, a 6-foot-6 quarterback from Lewiston; Forde, a 6-foot-4 defensive end from Woodinville, Wash., and Hennessey, a 5-foot-11 cornerback from Mountain Home whose father, Tom, was a linebacker at Idaho and still is third on the Vandals' all-time tackles list.


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WARNING: Bupropion is an antidepressant used for smoking cessation and to treat a variety of conditions, including depression and other mental/mood disorders. Antidepressants can help prevent suicidal thoughts/attempts and provide other important benefits. However, a small number of people (especially people younger than 25) who take antidepressants for any condition may experience new or worsening depression, other mental/mood symptoms, or suicidal thoughts/attempts. Therefore, it is very important to talk with the doctor about the risks and benefits of antidepressant medication, even if treatment is not for a mental/mood condition.
Tell the doctor immediately if you notice new or worsening depression/other psychiatric conditions, unusual behavior changes (including possible suicidal thoughts/attempts), or other mental/mood changes (including new/worsening anxiety, panic attacks, trouble sleeping, irritability, hostile/angry feelings, impulsive actions, severe restlessness, very rapid speech). Be especially watchful for these symptoms when a new antidepressant is started or when the dose is changed.
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What Happens During External Radiation Therapy for Bladder Cancer
External radiation therapy is usually given on an outpatient basis in a hospital or a clinic. If you have questions about your external radiation therapy, be certain to ask your doctor before agreeing to treatment. All of your concerns should be addressed before the procedure begins.
This type of radiation usually comes from a machine called a linear accelerator.
Before your first appointment to get radiation, you will have an appointment to learn exactly where on your body the radiation beam needs to be directed. This process is called simulation.
What happens during simulation
The appointment may take up to 2 hours. Here's what you can expect to happen during the simulation process:
You'll lie still on a table while a radiation oncologist uses a machine, either a CT scan or an X-ray machine, to define your treatment fields. These fields may also be called your ports. This is the exact spot on your body where the radiation will be aimed. The therapist marks your skin with tiny dots of colored permanent ink or tattoos so that the radiation can be aimed at the exact same place each time.
You may also have imaging scans. These may include diagnostic CT scans. Imaging scans help doctors know the exact location of your tumor to better aim the radiation.
You may also have body molds made to help keep you from moving during the treatment.
What happens during radiation
On the days you have radiation, you may have to change into a hospital gown. You'll lie on a table while the machine is placed over you. The experience is like getting an X-ray, only it lasts longer. The whole process takes about 15 to 30 minutes. A radiation therapist may place blocks or special shields to protect parts of your body that don't need to be exposed to radiation. The therapist also lines up the machine exactly with your marked treatment fields, located during the earlier simulation process. Each time the beam goes on, it will go on for 20 to 30 seconds and will go on several times during each treatment day.
The radiation therapist will leave the room to turn on the machine, but you will be able to talk to him or her over an intercom. You can't feel radiation. You may hear whirring or clicking noises. Most treatment plans require that you get radiation treatments every day for 5 days in a row for several weeks. You will not be radioactive afterward, so don't worry about that.


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Attorney General Beau Biden announced Sept. 10 that his consumer protection unit is sponsoring consumer shredding events statewide this month.
The shredding event will help consumers guard against identity theft by disposing documents containing sensitive identifying information. At each event, free on-site document shredding will be offered and consumer protection staff will provide information and answer questions about consumer frauds and scams. Consumers may bring up to three file-sized boxes of documents, which may contain paper file folders and paperclips.
Shredding events will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the following dates and locations:
Sept. 21, Lowe's/BJ's parking lot, Peninsula Crossing Shopping Center, Route 113, Millsboro.
Sept. 28, DelDOT administration building parking lot, 800 Bay Road, just south of the Route 13-113 split, Dover.
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Koelzer's First Career Goal Ties No. 5 Boston College
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PRINCETON, N.J. (11/16/13) - Freshman Kelsey Koelzer's first career goal couldn't come at a better time as it marked the equalizer for the Princeton women's hockey team in a 1-1 tie with No. 5 Boston College.
The Tigers are now unbeaten in the last five games and are now 5-2-1 on the season.
Freshman Cassidy Tucker and senior Gabie Figueroa played the puck back-and-forth along the blue line as Princeton went on its third power-play of the game. Tucker rifled a shot that was tipped out in front by Koelzer.
The teams were evenly matched through the first two periods but it was BC that struck first. Leading scorer Haley Skarupa tallied her 13th goal of the season, converting on the team' second power-play opporunity at 11:10 of the second. Kate Leary and Meagan Mangene assisted on the goal.
BC started to come alive and started to drive pucks on net and outshot Princeton 5-0 in overtime after an 11-3 Princeton edge in the third period.
Sophomore Kimberly Newell made 32 saves in her first tie of the year, while Megan Miller stopped 33 on the other end for the Eagles who fall to 9-3-1 overall.
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In part 2 of Okayplayer's sit down with Lupe Fiasco, Lupe talks about his love for Houston, his current feelings about the controversial MTV hottest emcees list, and his new crew All City Chess Club. Video shot and edited by Datubo MacHarry and Winfrey Oribhabor.
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In part 2 of Okayplayer's sit down with Lupe Fiasco, Lupe talks about his love for Houston, his current feelings about the controversial MTV hottest emcees list, and his new crew All City Chess Club. Video shot and edited by Datubo MacHarry and Winfrey Oribhabor.
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I was at the Houston show at the House of Blues....Him and B.O.B rocked it. And the fact it was the day before B.O.B. album release the atmosphere was unlike anything I could put in words. LASERS....Love Always Shines Everytime...Remember 2 Smile!!!! Soul food!!!!!
That's a whack ass clique. I guess a plus is that those rappers actually rhyme... Some of Lupe's decisions are getting lame in my opinion but that's just me. He should have died on top of that mountain.
I really like Lupe, I honestly do, but does anyone else see a problem with an artist that is supposed to be counter-culture and against the grain stomping on his soap box about money? If Lupe is as revolutionary as he claims shouldn't material gains mean nothing to him? Shouldn't he embrace the pirates of the internet as the last keepers of the rebellion? I know everyone has to eat and music is the intellectual property of the artist, but Lupe is def not struggling to put food on the table. Maybe that intern who leaked, aka stole, the track didn't want to feel bigger than he was but wanted to give back to the movement that got him his gig in the first place. The dawn of electronic information has fundamentally changed traditional property notions in our society, and it's time artists take this into account rather than cry about all of their lost sales. "I don't trust America, after watching Zeitgeist," that may be true Lupe but you still love the capitalistic structure that keeps Uncle Sam's, and your, pockets fat.
I heard that! asher roth on im beamin' remix..yeah thats gonna be crazy. I havent seen Lu's whole journey since the beginning but i have been given the honour to witness his evolution since kick push up until this point and had to do some of my own research on revenge of the nerds, da pak, etc and i've seen trmendous growth , change,alot of traveling to different countries, across the nation, one time in cleve although i was never informed, smdh,lol but never once witnessed him 2 be fake or phoney...a lil commercial for the cool album but that was logical reasoning. Im happy for him and blessings to everything he touches..hes already #1 on the list, flat out!
Definitely wanna get in wit that same group. And MTV list was what it was and what it will be. Good Response to it. http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.datpiff.com%2FBeatman_Rowdy_Rod_Piper_Sal_Simmons_St_Pauls_F.m115750.html&h=9a8fb
That's not Trilly, and if it is I'm pretty sure we can't cop it. I want bolt and bones tee he had on in concert. Will save a couple checks to cop that! I still want that Varsity jacket too, all dreams just eating to come true. Just ordered the jeans via RSVP gallery. Waiting on that spring line. "Lightning gave them Life"....
i gotta cop me one of those hats! Is that trilly and truly!? or does anyone know where i can find em?
Best Rapper to pic up tha Mic, Hands Down! He needs his own list.... That is a craaaazzzy Group! Lovin the DJ Skateboard P! All we need is a couple of tracks a year and a features on eachothers albums. ALL CITY CHESS CLUB!!! Make it work Lu!
OMG a beamin remix Asher Roth Blu he gettin wit them I like that Lu...man put me on homie I got some stuff I need to share check me out if you ever see this at poemhunter.com/corey-threet my random poems are more rap type but I got some songs that I finished I just gotta get to the studio (pockets is pretty light but) check me out man see if you like my stuff I'm from Buffalo, New York your biggest fan here and in the world hopefully I hear from you ~Xeniyah
Noooooo....I should be on the I'm Beamin remix too....noooooooo lol. Damn. That shyt should be hot though. Teardrop Jones - Willie Beamen (I'm Beamin' freestyle) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ8ZzqU9e1Y
After I heard he wants to bring all the how, I calle them "New Generation", rapper ... a dream would come true. I always tell my friends "Lupe needs to work with people like B.o.B, Asher Roth, Wale and so on ..." and that would bring a new revolution of rap. I got the album from them all and they bring a new vibe, soul, beat and vision to this game. If they would work together ... it would be the deadline xD FNF MUCH LOVE


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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:33 pm
Post subject: Looking For Good Japanese or Asian Romances
I recently read and enjoyed Anne Stuart's Ice Blue & Fire and Ice, which both feature Japanese heroes. I found it interesting to find out little tidbits of Japanese culture while I was reading them (just like I used to soak up little tidbits of Regency England). I was wondering if anyone knew of any other good romances with Japanese heroes or heroines. Actually, I'd really be interested in hearing about any good Asian romances, although I prefer modern stories to historical. Thanks so much in advance for any suggestions!
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:51 pm
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I remember a book called
Jade Island
by Elizabeth Lowell. It's contemporary and I quite enjoyed it. The heroine is a Chinese American. You might want to check out Special Title Listing too for this theme.
Edited to add: Jade Island has been reviewed on this board.
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 5:09 pm
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Well I'm not sure if this will apply to what you want, but Mary Jo Putney has a historical book called China Bride, where the heroine is half Chinese and half Scottish. She was raised in China though. Although to be honest I felt it was very western portrayal of eastern culture.
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:47 pm
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Kren: Also check out the special title listings for Inter-Ethnic romances.
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Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:34 pm
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I have been reading Eileen Wilks's Lupi series--shapeshifters and magic. One of the main characters is Lily Yu, who first appears as a homocide detective in San Diego. She is of Chinese descent. Wilks also introduces Lily's family; her paternal grandmother is a "real tiger." The books are:
Tempting Danger
Mortal Danger
Blood Lines
, and
Night Season
, so far. I have read the first two and am almost finished with the third. These are more paranormal, adventure stories with romantic elements than true romance novels; Lily and Rule continue from book to book.
Another paranormal with Asian characters is Marjorie M. Liu's
Red Heart of Jade
. The heroine is American of Chinese descent, and the story takes place in Asia. Liu's book
Tiger Eye
takes place mostly in China; the hero is Asian.
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:39 am
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In Suzanne Brockmanns
Into the Storm
, the heroine is Japanese American.
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 12:16 pm
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I share your interest in changing things up a bit and looking for romances that feature heroes and heroines from different ethnic, religious or cultural backgrounds. I must admit, though, when an author I enjoy *always* writes about a particular ethnic group, as if it's a cause, I get a little tired of it. I like authors to shake things up, either way.
That being said, I think there are two romances not mentioned in the "Special Titles" list, linked to above, which might interest you.
Although I haven't read this book, I've been curious about it and have it on my radar screen when I hit any UBSs:
"The Businessman's Bride,"
by Jackie Braun. It's a category romance from last year, so it's already OOP. The heroine is Japanese and I take it she was a minor character in a previous book.
The Businessman's Bride
This second book I *have* read and really liked. The heroine is half Filipino. But, unfortunately, you're not going to get much of her ethnic/cultural background from the story. However, there are references to the heroine feeling that there are racist attitudes against her. It's been a while since I read the book, so I can't remember it being a big, big part of the story. Just sort of a underlying thing.
Anyway, the book is Anna Jeffrey's
"The Love of a Cowboy"
The Love of a Cowboy
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:34 pm
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Marie Donovan had a book out in 2007 (a Silhouette or Blaze?) titled
Her Book of Pleasure
. It's a contemp about a half-Irish American and half-Japanese woman who meets a man who finds a Japanese "pleasure book" that his grandfather brought back from WWII Japan. It was kind of interesting . . .
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 5:21 pm
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I really enjoyed Tempted Tigress by Jade Lee. It is set in China in the early 1900s and has a Chinese hero and an English heroine. The plot is very different - the heroine is an opium smuggler and the hero fights the drug trade.
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 11:54 pm
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Karen Harbaugh has a Japanese hero in a short story called "Anna and the King of Dragons" in the "Dragon Lovers" anthology. He's a samurai who shape shifts into a dragon. It's very good.
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 5:35 pm
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I suggest Cloud of Sparrows by Takashi Masuoka. Not precisely a romance, but historical fiction with some romance thrown in. It takes place in 19th Century Japan and features a Japanese samurai warlord and the Christian missionary who comes to Japan and how they end up hiding the love they develop for from another. I think it is an exquisite story. Religion makes only a small appearance in the book. it really deals more with the politics at the time and the Japanese culture is front and center. Again, not a romance, but the romantic overtones deepen as the story goes on.
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 9:42 pm
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Love Conquers All - Roseanne Williams - Harlequin Temptation
#350; 7/1991
The hero is of Japanese descent. The story is set in California.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 2:40 am
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Two recc.s within the romance genre:
Allison Leigh's "Mergers & matrimony" was my favorite 2006 series romance and is worth hunting down if you can. It is set in Japan and features a Japanese hero, with whom the heroine is concluding a business deal. They are wonderfully sensible about the whole thing.
Laura Kinsale -The Shadow and the Star: the hero is Japanese trained and it is set in Hawaii. This was actually the book that made me realise why everyone raved about Kinsale - I never got it before.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 12:55 pm
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Although they are not romances, I have enjoyed Sujata Massey's mystery series about Japanese-American Rei Shimura. Most of the books are set in contemporary Japan, and Rei's romances form a significant element in the plots.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 2:24 pm
Post subject: Far East Romances
Try the following
Pat Barr
Kenjiro - set in Japan - as far as I can remember the heroine is British and the hero Japanese
Chinese Alice (published as Jade in the USA) - heroine is British and the hero? is Chinese
It is a long time since I read these books but I did like them very much.
Alexandra Jones
Fire Pheasant - set in Thailand (Siam 1873)
Heroine is Danish and the hero is Siamese.
I read this book a couple of months ago after having had it in my TBR pile for years. I loved it and wished I hadn't let it lie in the pile for all those years.
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Bellaire and Harrison Central are both coming off emotional highs from their games last week.
Both Jose Davis and Justin Kropka had little trouble in getting their players back on the ground to begin work toward this week's encounter at Nelson Field because life in the Buckeye 8 doesn't permit too much time for celebration.
"We talk to our kids all the time that whether we win or lose, you have to get back to work on Monday," Davis said. "You have no control of what's in the past. You do, however, control what's in your future."
The Big Reds are coming off a cherished 38-28 victory against previously unblemished St. Clairsville. The Big Reds now control their destiny for the Buckeye 8, OVAC and a home playoff game in Division VI.
Not bad for a team that was 1-2 and some were ready to write off.
"I am sure some people were ready to jump ship on us," Davis said. "That's part of it. But, everyone, within our football family, was all in. The season is a grind and you have to take the task at hand."
Harrison Central, meanwhile, comes into Saturday's 12:30 affair with a 3-4 record and are still alive in the ultra competitive Division V, Region 15. The Huskies are ranked 10th.
The Huskies' roller coaster ride of a season has had plenty of peaks and valleys.
"I don't know how to explain it other than we're young," Kropka said. "It's all about matchups and sometimes you can't tell from who play to the next or one game to the next. But, I can tell you we play hard and we dance to all the dances."
Dancing to all of the dances this weekend will involve trying to slow down a Big Reds' offense that's been clicking on all cylinders and has found the desired balance that coaches usually only dream of.
"It's definitely taken a lot of pressure off our quarterback and wide receivers," Davis said. "It also keeps everyone guessing. It's been a blessing to be able to run the ball as effectively as we have the last four weeks."
The Big Reds' ground game has been turned over to junior Brandon Laughman, who has played the last two weeks, after sitting out the first five weeks because of OHSAA transfer rules. Since his return, Laughman has ran for 379 yards and is averaging 189 yards a contest.
Hunter Westlake is also a viable threat in the backfield.
The offense, however, begins with senior quarterback Spencer Badia, who is closing in on yet another career milestone. He's 114 yards shy of 7,000 in his career. This season, he's passed for 1,493 yards and 21 touchdowns.
The receiving corps is balanced with Nick Patrone (27-518-8td), Kenny Hess (24-401-5td); Brendon Ross (20-235-4td); Westlake (17-146-3td) and Tyler West (15-181) all contributing.
"I saw Bellaire at the beginning of the season and they look like a different team," Kropka said. "They've just continued to get better and things are really clicking for them. I think this Bellaire team, right now, is playing as well as the 2006 Bellaire team. They're not just a finesse team anymore."
The Huskies' offense has taken on a different look as they're more of a pass-oriented offense. Senior quarterback David Miser has been impressive, completing 95-of-172 passes for 1,314 yards and 13 touchdowns. However, he's been picked off 15 times.
The Huskies' receiving corps is fueled by seniors Nate Olmstead (28-577-7td) and Dalton Rutter (30-467-3td). The Harrison Central ground attack is led by Travis Stenson's 383 yards and four touchdowns.
"You think Harrison Central and Coach Kropka, you think run and grind the clock, but they're able to sling it around," Davis said.
"Miser has experience and they have skill guys who can run and catch. We have to be balanced and disciplined to slow them down offensively."
The Big Reds' defense is led by Dom Vinka (61 tackles), Myliek Green (58.5), Hess (56) and Austin McConville, who is coming off an 11 tackle performance last week.
The Huskies' defense is led by Niko Williams (73 tackles), Nate Maykowski (58) and Stensen (37).
The series between the Huskies and Big Reds has been back-and-forth. Bellaire won last season in Cadiz, 29-28, on a walk-off field goal. All time, the series if 4-3 in favor of the Big Reds.
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Suspect in death of cyclist allegedly set apartment fire
Published: Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 1:53 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 8:35 p.m.
A woman who is the suspect in a car crash that killed a cyclist Thursday morning also is the suspect in an apartment fire arson.
Christina Marcotte, 59, of Wilmington is charged with driving while intoxicated, police said.
Witnesses told police Marcotte was the driver of the Saturn SUV that ran into Robert Bennett Byrd, 49, of Wilmington, who was riding a bicycle at the intersection of Fourth and Greenfield streets, according to a news release from Wilmington Police Department spokeswoman Linda Rawley.
Marcotte was in police custody Thursday evening, Rawley said.
"At the scene for the bicyclist, she admitted to setting a fire, something do with an ex-boyfriend, and shortly after that the fire call came in," said Lt. Obbie Blanton of the Wilmington Police Department.
Blanton earlier said the woman, later identified as Marcotte, was at the hospital seeking treatment for an unrelated ailment.
Charges for both the cyclist's death and the arson were awaiting her release from the hospital, Blanton said.
Before she got in the car, though, Marcotte allegedly set a fire in an apartment at 5008 Hunt Club Road, police said.
The first calls about the fire came in to New Hanover County dispatch about 12:15 p.m., and crews from Wilmington and New Hanover County fire departments responded to the scene.
"An aggressive offensive attack helped to confine and extinguish the fire to the apartment of origin," said Battalion Chief Sammy Flowers of the WFD.
Firefighters extinguished the blaze shortly after 1 p.m., limiting damage to one bedroom. No firefighters or civilians were injured by the fire.
By 2:26 p.m., firefighters had left the scene, and investigators later determined that the fire had been intentionally set.
The fatal cyclist accident was at least the eighth involving a cyclist since 2007 and the third in 2013.
On June 13, Zachary Paul Tyler was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Wrightsville Avenue. Terry Benjey, one of the founding members of Cape Fear Cyclists, died June 17 from injuries he'd suffered during a ride around Greenfield Lake the week before.
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A 38-year-old Lexington man turned himself into the High Point Police Department on Friday after officers drew warrants Thursday alleging he attempted to murder a woman in 2009.
Bobby Lee Gordon Jr., of 1063 Old N.C. Highway 109, has been charged with attempted murder, first-degree sex offense, first-degree kidnapping, attempted first-degree rape and assault by strangulation. He was given a $250,000 secured bond and a court date of Feb. 8 in Guilford County Superior Court.
HPPD Capt. Tim Ellenberger said Gordon's charges stem from an incident that occurred during the evening hours of April 27, 2009, in the woods off of South Main Street in High Point.
There was no relationship between Gordon and the woman who was in her 20s when the incident occurred, Ellenberger said.
Ellenberger said the woman was "forced" at gunpoint, and one shot was fired at her. She was not struck by the bullet, but Gordon is charged with attempted murder because he fired a shot with the handgun at the woman, according to the HPPD.
Ellenberger said his department was investigating a series of incident exposures, at which time it matched Gordon to a description from the 2009 case. A news release from the HPPD stated Gordon was also wanted for two counts of felony indecent exposure, two counts of indecent liberties with a child and a count of misdemeanor indecent exposure for an unrelated incident.
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
February was a bad month for eBooks and public libraries. Despite the thrilling announcement that J.K. Rowling's complete Harry Potter series would be available to libraries starting April 30th; a number of unexpected developments have made patron access to eBooks even more challenging.
You may not know this, but libraries can't buy eBook titles from bookstores or directly from publishers, but instead must buy from third-party vendors. While the increased popularity of eBooks has a number of new vendors breaking into the market, the industry leader is our provider, OverDrive. Publishers, particularly what is known as the "Big Six" (HarperCollins, Hatchette, MacMillan, Penguin, Random House and Simon & Schuster) have tightly controlled and limited library access to eBooks and other digital content.
Only Random House allows for libraries to have unrestricted access to their eBook catalog, but just this month significantly increased their pricing. Many titles that were $15 last month are now $45; some titles are as much as $120.
Last year HarperCollins famously implemented a 26-circ limit on each copy of a title, forcing libraries to repurchase copies of titles on their 27th checkout if libraries wanted to continue to offer that copy to their patrons.
Penguin abruptly announced that it would join the ranks of the remaining Big Six publishers: Hatchette, MacMillan and Simon & Schuster and not sell copies of eBooks to libraries, with a twist. Penguin would now require 'that Penguin eBooKs loaded for reading on Kindle devices will need to be downloaded to a computer then transferred to the device over USB. For Library patrons, this means Penguin eBooks will no longer be available for over-the-air deliver to Kindle devices or to Kindle apps."
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