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New jedi robe
Hello, I'm back and I have a new request.
About the file g_a_jedirobe04.uti. I modified the texture value from 4 to 5 to associate my. tga. It works well
But if I try to add a property, or changing the name or description. In kotor lose everything and the icon appears without a name, description and properties.
I'm following the guide "How To Make A Custom Jedi Robe. PrtyLizardJedi by"
I did this step correctly:
"go to LocalizedName. In the STRREF enter -1 in the first box, (right next to the STRREF: letters) and 0 to the one below. Here you will enter the name for your item. I will name it Jedi Battle Robe, choose the name yourselves if you want to. Now go to DescIdentifed and do the same thing (enter the -1 and 0). Write here the description eg. background of the Robe. Then go to Tag. Change the g_a_jedirobe01 to g_a_jedirobe02. Do the same with the TemplateResRef. Then change Texturevar from 1 to 2. Then save the file as g_a_jedirobe02.uti."
But I do not get the result.
I am using 1.3.1 Kgff
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You appear to be using the Italian version of the game. If in K-GFF you see only "[LocalString 1] (Male English)" under the name and description structures, that means the text you entered will only show up in the English version.
I'm not entirely sure how the language properties work, but I'm sure it's easy to add support.
Thanks a lot
yes! all description and name works!!
But proprietis still does not work.
Really is not important, but ...:rolleyes:
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Well here they are ladies. Surgery is at 8 am west coast time. Thank you all for your kindness and support. I'm so nervous and excited. These pics are a tad deceiving in my opinion. Its a very stretchy tank so it supports them a tad better than they are. I will only have sad deflated boobies for a few more hours! I will update as I can! Thanks ladies!!
Pre op pics
Posted 10/13/2013
They look so great! I'm so jelous right now!
Mine are lame now that I've had a baby. Can't wait to get mine done :-)
Mine are lame now that I've had a baby. Can't wait to get mine done :-)
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I'm just curious what size you were before the surgery? I'm a 32 C right now, but they are so small in my opinion. Just scared to stretch them out too much with big implants!
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Vanessa, small or big is relative. I think as long as it looks proportional AND NOT SAGGY like mine, it's good.
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So jealous! You look great!
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Ok ill post my pre op nudes....scary I apologize in advance. I was a 34 B. I had a lot of stretched out skin very loose. The more weight I lost the worse it got. So he performed a lift which basically made me almost flat before he put the implant in. I wanted bigger boobs. I've always had boobs and I figured for that kind of $$ why not go a tad bigger.I cannot even begin to tell hou how sexy I feel. Before when I would bend over they were like floppy banannas. I freaking love them. Can't wait till I'm healed enough to test them out lol...mand again if nudes are a vio I apologize..just delete them :)
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The blue tank one was on our trip to where our surgery was. I looked down amd saw my pitiful nipple peaking out the way it always used to fall out. I'm sure you all know the feeling. It was such a liberating moment knowing I'd never have that view again. Thanks girls for letting me share my journey with you guys. I've wanted this for ten yrs now.
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You look amazing! Your pre op pictures remind me of myself, which makes me want implants at some point. I don't know if I have the guts, but if I got back into shape it would definitely help me feel sexy. My boobs are a 36 dd and saggy, not attractive.
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After two pregnancies, I'm still and always have been flat as f*ck lol
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Jorge Acosta
A Song and a Smile
Every day, singer Jorge Acosta goes table to table, flashing his marvelous smile as he offers his services: singing from the heart and showing his pride in Mexican music. This 35-year-old artist is originally from Jalapa, Veracruz, also known as the City of Flowers, where he earned his living as a singer in various locations, until his brother invited him to visit Puerto Vallarta.
"I got my charro suit, and within three days I was working in two places well known for Mexican music." Nonetheless, one day he began visiting restaurants and that began the path he still follows today.
For Jorge, the moment someone accepts his offer to sing is magic. He completely enjoys it. It is the realization of a dream that began when he was a child, listening to his grandmother sing or watching films featuring his hero, Mexican idol Pedro Infante. He wanted to study opera and emulate Plácido Domingo but wasn't able to afford it.
But he didn't let his dreams of a musical career die, learning to play guitar, taking singing lessons and gaining experience. Today, his experience includes five CDs of passionate songs, with a sixth on the way.
Jorge continues to live happily with his wife and son, becoming a versatile performer and enjoying contact with the lovely people who visit Puerto Vallarta. For private performances, call 222-4093.
Local Mariachi Singer Reprises Performance
Folks who missed local singer Jorge Acosta's outstanding performance this past Friday at The Palm (Olas Altas 508, E. Zapata), have a unique opportunity to catch up with him at a repeat performance this coming Friday, December 9, at 8 pm. Here's what to expect.
Repeat clients at Daiquiri Dick's and many other restaurants in the Olas Altas neighborhood will quickly recognize Jorge Acosta as one of several troubadours that saunter from eatery to eatery, performing by your table as you enjoy dinner. Given his knack of performing traditional Mexican ballads, nothing could have prepared us for his unexpected first act at The Palm, which consisted of rock and roll ballads, including vintage Elvis. English-speaking spectators will quickly recognize familiar US top-40 hits that were sung in Spanish, and may be amused to realize that many popular American songs are translated to different languages throughout the world.
To accompany this set, Acosta relied on pre-recorded tracks, a practice both popular and regrettable. However, and very much to his credit, the performance included a handful of male and female dancers who relied on well-choreographed improvisation to help carry the context of the songs and keep things visually interesting. All things considered, watching Acosta deliver with aplomb in a style so far removed from what we've gotten used to enjoy from him, was absolutely delightful.
For the second half, Acosta returned in full mariachi regalia and relied on several traditional Mexican music instrumentalists for live accompaniment, namely, a guitarist and a guitarrón player (the latter a large, deep-bodied Mexican acoustic bass guitar played in mariachi groups). Once again, the dancers returned to help convey the largely romantic message that has been the singer's ongoing trademark choice of repertoire. Acosta's pipes are beautifully powerful, indeed, commanding full attention from the audience and sometimes even overshadowing his accompaniment. But this was skillfully compensated by The Palm's sound man, who provided a well-balanced, comfortable audio mix throughout the performance.
Singing with Love
Singer Jorge Acosta Soto, who is 35 years old, was born in Jalapa, Veracruz, which has been referred to as the City of Flowers. This cosmopolitan center is also known for its bustling students who attend the several local universities and who are actively involved in the rich cultural movements. Jorge first worked for city hall, bringing his music to various social events and spaces, until the day that his brother invited him to discover Puerto Vallarta. "I came for the adventure, brought one of my charro suits and something magical happened. I opened the door easily and the third day I was already working at two very popular Mexican music venues."
Soon after, this entertainer began to visit restaurants to work in, with these experiences turning him into a versatile singer who currently offers his work table by table. "I try to look nice and give a smile to people. I enjoy so much the contact with people. When I come to a table and I offer my music and they say, "Yes!" I begin to enjoy the moment."
Acosta's dreams started when he was a child and he listened to his grandmother sing Mexican songs and also when he saw Pedro Infante's films and dreamed of climbing on stage. "In high school I made my first appearances at school events. I also began to make presentations at private and social events. "
He considers himself more of a singer than a musician and used to take classes in his hometown where he particated in rondallas and choirs. Being declared a Plácido Domingo fan, he tried to study at the conservatory of music but could not do it due to personal economic issues. "My dream was to be opera singer as I believed that had the power in my voice, but was not given the opportunity, however I still enjoy my job."
Acosta has recorded five compact discs: the first was called Un Romance con Jorge Acosta and is made up of romantic Mexican music; the second is Fusion, a duet of pop ballads; the third is Coincidir, a merger of trova with Mexican music; the fourth is fraught with Mexican songs full of passion; and the fifth is Fusion Tributo, duets sung in English and Spanish. He remains determined to continue his recording career. "I love to introduce to my friends and the people who listen to me, something new and different".
This performer has lived in Puerto Vallarta for 13 years, and is happy with his girlfriend and their four years old son Cristo, who recently had a difficult health situation. "I would like to thank the support that I received when were fighting against the cancer of my son Cristo. The Daiquiri Dicks' owners and team, Puerto Nuevo's owner, Grupo ACIR Radio, and all the people who gave us the strength to continue."
"The direct contact with people fulfills me completely. I love to work at particular parties with people that invite me. That is how I made a lot of friends." To contact Jorge Acosta email firstname.lastname@example.com or call to 222-4093.
Four Minutes with Jorge Acosta
We have featured favorite local mariachi crooner Jorge Acosta several times in our publications for obvious reasons: those of us who know him personally can attest to his charismatic personality and amazing voice. Readers who haven't enjoyed Acosta's singing, either at Olas Altas restaurants he frequently visits, or onstage, will undoubtedly enjoy this four-minute video, featuring selections from his recent performances at The Palm.


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I could have written the article about gout in the December issue. My case, however, is even more rare. I first contracted gout at age 21, but was undiagnosed for 4 years. My first experience was very similar to the author's. I literally got out of bed one day and couldn't walk. I thought I had done something to my foot in my sleep! lol My doctor thought I had a stress fracture. I was surprised that the genetic component was downplayed in the article, for it certainly was a factor in my case. My father, uncle and SISTER all had gout. Amazingly, it didn't dawn on even my own mother that I had gout, too. I went to many doctors, back in the 80's, and none of them believed me. Also, they felt diet was NOT a factor. I agree that it most certainly is, but I believe that different foods trigger gout in different people. My problem was citrus fruits - oranges, lemons, grapefruits - used to set me off. I have never been overweight, and not a big drinker, but I do love my red meat and my tuna and veggies. These never set me off, though, like the citrus fruits.
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I am writing this blog post because I have recently come across numerous blog posts and articles discussing how you can directly query SharePoint databases. I have also stumbled upon a web part available for free that shows the most popular content among the SharePoint farm, this web part directly queries the SharedServiceProvider database to retrieve the information needed by the web part. Moreover, I have recently downloaded a tool that grabs deleted documents from the content database and saves them back to your hard drive.
Before diving into the pros and cons of querying SharePoint databases, let's explore them and see how we can write direct T-SQL queries against them.
Below is a very high-level database diagram. I would like to extend a special Thank you to Ethan for coming up with this useful diagram.
For instance, dbo.AllUserData is a table that holds information about all the list items for each list. Here is a sample query to retrieve the contributions of each user in a certain site collection:
SELECT tp_author, count(*) as 'Number Of Documents & Items'
FROM dbo.AllUserData
Where tp_SiteId='GUID'
Group by tp_author
And here is another query to the SharedservicesProvider database that retrieves the most popular documents:
SELECT ANLResource.DocName, COUNT_BIG(*) AS HitCount
FROM ANLResourceHits
ON ANLResourceHits.WebGuid = ANLWeb.WebGuid
ON ANLResourceHits.ResourceId = ANLResource.ResourceId
WHERE (CHARINDEX('.aspx', ANLResource.DocName) = 0)
AND (CHARINDEX('.swf', ANLResource.DocName) = 0)
GROUP BY ANLResource.DocName
ORDER BY HitCount DESC
Well, I know it's incredibly easy, you can extract as much data as you want and consume this Data in your custom solutions (Reports, Web Parts,…) and the sky is the limit.
A Debate about the stability issues
I have recently took part in a debate on one of the forums with a guy who claims that there are no stability issues when you directly query the database since you can use the With (NoLock) clause in your TSQL Queries as follows :
Select * From dbo.AllDocs With (NoLock)
This may seems better, you can avoid the deadlocks by using (NoLock) clauses BUT you will run into another problem which is retrieving incorrect data because you will be observing the database in an intermediate state (Data are not committed yet).
Insertions and modifications of the SharePoint databases
It is clearly unsupported to update, delete, or insert records. The risks are surly far more obvious.Also be aware that any database changes would definitely break the supportability as stated by Microsoft. Examples of such database changes include, but are not limited to, the following:
The proper and supported ways for data access in SharePoint
The process of data-retrieval in SharePoint should be executed via the SharePoint object model or the built-in SharePoint web services and this is attributed to the following:
Direct Queries to SharePoint databases is a considered a no-no, you should use SharePoint object model or web services instead.Do not worry, I will show you in later posts how to do the data access through the object model, stay tuned!


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Today elitist Rockefeller Republican Mitt Romney announced he will run for President. In his ad, he talked about creating good jobs and the usual GOP talking points of the last 21 years.
Mitt Romney bragging about creating jobs in the Private sector and his time with Bain Capital. Well the truth is Mitt Romney didn't create jobs. Bain capital took over companies, sent the jobs overseas and then sold those companies. He was a net destroyer of decent paying American jobs.
Likely Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has been out on the pre-campaign trail this month saying he is the man to get Americans back to work, despite a spotty jobs record while on Wall Street.
However, the former private equity firm chief's fortune — which has funded his political ambitions from the Massachusetts statehouse to his unsuccessful run for the White House in 2008 — was made on the backs of companies that ultimately collapsed, putting thousands of ordinary Americans out on the street. That truth if it becomes widely known could become costly to Romney, who, while making the media rounds recently, told CNN's Piers Morgan that "People in America want to know who can get 15 million people back to work," implying he was that person.
Yet Geoffrey Rehnert, who helped start Bain Capital and is now co-CEO of the private equity firm The Audax Group, told me for my Penguin book, "The Buyout of America: How Private Equity Is Destroying Jobs and Killing the American Economy," that Romney owned a controlling stake in Bain Capital between approximately 1992 and 2001. The firm under his watch took such risks, time and time again.
Mitt Romney is a Transnationalist Republican, who could care less about this country. He is a believe in the International Community and will continue the policy of making America the world's sucker. Romney will do nothing to create jobs. He will continue to encourage outsourcing and the creation of low paying jobs in America. He is an open borders type and will do nothing to secure our borders or address the issue of illegal workers in America.
Mitt Romney is also a fan of Islam. He has called it an honorable religion and said Jihad is not part of Islam. Clearly he doesn't grasp the nature of the enemy America faces. This is a problem that 2 out of our 3 last Presidents didn't grasp. In Obama's case, he outright supports Islamic Imperialism.
Romneycare was the blueprint for Obamcare and Obama even praised it. Romney is Progressive Rockefeller Republicans. He's not the answer, he's part of the problem.


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What does the fox say? LbNA # 66198
|Placed Date
|Nov 9 2013
|St. Louis
|Forest Park, 5595 Grand Dr, St. Louis, MO
|Found By
|Octavia Pitts
|Last Found
|May 6 2016
|Hike Distance
|Last Edited
|Nov 21 2015
I planted this letterbox with my boxing buddy, G-MA, while we were in town for the Cookie Exchange 2013 Event. The last time that we boxed together we went to Ouabache Park in Vincennes, In. While we were there G-MA was stung on the head by a hornet and I saw a fox. To find out what he told me you need to find this box.
Go to Forest Park in St Louis, Mo. You want to park on Carr Lane Drive. This road is tricky to find because it is one way. One way to get there would be to enter the park from Hampton Ave. At the first roundabout go east. At the second round about you go north past the Jewel Box. Stay left and there will be a small drive on the left to get you to Carr Lane Drive.
Once on Carr Lane Drive you want to park near the handicap parking signs. On the right will be a paved path leading down to Carr Lane Drive and on the left is a path into the woods with a stone bridge. You want to walk into the woods, across the bridge, and hang a right on the first path. You will cross a wood bridge; watch out for trolls. Up ahead is a large Sycamore tree on the right and the fox is tucked away on the back side under some vines.
I live out of town and will not be able to perform maintenance on this box. Please reseal the baggie and rehide the box well. Thanks :)


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Celebrating 45th anniversary of the moon landing: Covering the Apollo 11 moon landing at NASA
It's hard to believe that 45 years have gone by since man first set foot upon the moon.
In 1969, I was a wide-eyed, 20-year-old radio reporter in Texas, covering the moon landing from the Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC) outside Houston. I was one of more than 3,000 reporters covering the event in the special area set aside for the press that had gathered from all over the world.
This was NASA's heyday, as far as budgets go and the NASA public relations team bombarded the assembled press with stacks and stacks of material related to the flight. There were separate loose-leaf manuals on each of the spacecraft components used in the mission: the Saturn V rocket, the Command Service Module (CSM) and the Lunar Excursion Module (LM). We were also given copies of the complete, second-by-second flight plan, which was about five inches thick.
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In the months leading up to the mission, I spent hours trying to learn as many of the acronyms that NASA used as I could, so would understand what was being said in communications between MSC and the astronauts. The list was daunting for me to memorize.
The media for the larger organizations had their own booths in and around the press room. For those of us from smaller, low-budget organizations (I represented a three-station radio network), we were assigned chairs on long tables. Most everyone had telephones installed at their work space but the stations I worked for wouldn't pay for that expense. Instead, I was forced to use a pay phone down the hall to phone in reports on the landing. To ensure there would be a pay phone available, I had snatched a Southwestern Bell "Out Of Order" card that I put on the end payphone -- hoping that would keep anyone from using it.
We all tied in to the NASA Mission Control audio feed by way of something called a "Mult Box." They were large wired boxes with multiple terminals that we clipped into in order to hear the NASA audio feed. Because my "phone" was down the hall at the pay phone bank, I had to run a long line from the mult box to a battery operated speaker with a volume control. I couldn't just leave the speaker near the phone because someone might knock it over or trip over the line, so I hid the speaker behind a soft drink machine next to the pay phones. When the time came for my live coverage to start, I pulled out the speaker, removed the "Out Of Order" sign from the phone and called the telephone number that hooked me into the three-station network I was reporting for. I had no television monitor near me, so all my cues came from the NASA audio feed I had going on in the background.
My live radio commentary began when the lunar module fired its descent engine and began its 12 1/2 minute controlled de-orbit trajectory that would take the spacecraft to the lunar surface in the Sea of Tranquility. In a practice run, Apollo 10 had dropped to within 50,000 feet of the lunar surface before firing its ascent engine to return to the Command Service Module. This time, the Apollo 11 crew was going all the way to the surface -- if everything worked as planned. It is a credit to all involved that the landing was successful, despite things not going as planned.
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One my very distinct memories was the increase in overall noise from all the reporters in the press area. As the lunar module got nearer the moon's surface, the decibel level of the background noise increased as excited reporters were practically yelling into their microphones.
There were several problems as the lunar module descended: the landing radar that was supposed to tell the astronauts how far they were from the surface overloaded the tiny Apollo Guidance Computer several times causing several 1201 and 1202 (data overflow) alarms. Despite that, Houston gave the astronauts the go ahead to continue the landing mission.
While Neil Armstrong was manually guiding the lunar module in the final minutes, Buzz Aldrin was calling out speed and altitude. NASA would occasionally interrupt to tell them how much fuel they had left for the descent.
I was describing the final seconds of the descent when I heard "Contact Light!" and I relayed that the lunar module was 5 1/2 feet above the surface of the moon. The "Contact Light" illuminated on the control panel when any one of the three 67-inch probes below the footpads touched the surface. That is the point where the astronauts were supposed to cut the engine and drop to the surface. Neil Armstrong later said he didn't hear Buzz Aldrin call out "Contact Light."
When Armstrong called "Shutdown" and Aldrin called "Okay, engine stop," I knew they were on the surface. Mission Control then confirmed by saying "We copy you down, Eagle." At that point, there was pandemonium in the press room and everyone was yelling, including me. I pulled the phone from the NASA audio feed speaker and yelled, "They're on the moon! Apollo 11 is
on the moon!" Unfortunately, I was yelling so loud about Apollo 11 landing that I didn't hear Armstrong say, "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed." Yes, I had talked over the historic declaration from Apollo 11 and the people listening to my broadcast never heard it.
The PR folks from Grumman Aircraft, the company that built the lunar module, ran around handing out green "Contact Light" pins to the media. I still have mine, along with other souvenirs from that historic event.
The next day, The Houston Post ran a caption beneath a picture that said "First Word Uttered From the Moon Was Houston." That seemed to reinforce the myth that "Houston" was the first word uttered from the lunar surface, even though Buzz Aldrin later claimed that "Contact Light" were really the first words from the lunar surface. For Neil Armstrong, the first word spoken on the surface was "Shutdown" (meaning he had shut down the engine because the lunar module had landed).
Another discrepancy occurred some hours later when Neil Armstrong stepped off the landing pad and placed his boot on the lunar surface. The astronaut's radios were voice operated -- called VOX -- so the first part of first words were sometimes clipped because the VOX wouldn't turn on until the astronaut started speaking. We heard Armstrong say "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Armstrong later said the voice-operated relay cut "a" from the transmission and he really said, "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."
Either way, covering the Apollo 11 mission from the Manned Spacecraft Center was the experience of a lifetime for me and one I will never forget.


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College Hockey:Casey Gets Hat Trick As Knights Top Stags
WEST POINT, N.Y. — Army freshman center Chris Casey netted his first career hat trick and chipped in two assists, helping the Black Knights to a 7-4 victory over visiting Fairfield before 2,561 fans at Tate Rink Friday night. Fellow plebe Chris Garceau had a goal and three assists.
It was the second hat trick of the season for an Army player and marked career highs for Casey in both goals and points in a game. His five points on the night was a season high for an Army player. Chad Mayfield had a three-point night as the freshman line racked up 12 points in all against the visiting Stags.
Army (8-16-5/6-10-5) erased two one-goal deficits and did not put the game away until late in the third period, when Mayfield scored the eventual game-winner at 8:24 to give the Black Knights a 5-3 lead.
Fairfield (5-20-2/3-16-2) drew within one two minutes later on a goal by Ryan Tormey, but Army struck again with 2:14 left in the game. Casey took a pass from Garceau and lifted the puck into an open net from the right post, clinching the hat trick. Junior Derek Hines added an empty-net goal with 47 seconds remaining.
Fairfield jumped out in front early with a goal from Blaise Silka 2:32 into the contest. Casey scored the first of his three with six minutes remaining to tie the score 1-1 at the end of one.
Army's Nathan Mayfield put the Black Knights up 2-1 four minutes into the second, but Fairfield answered with two power-play goals, by Dan Cotter and Rae Metz, in the next seven minutes to jump in front 3-2.
Garceau countered with a goal on the power play two and half minutes after Metz's tally, and Casey gave the home team a two-goal lead with his second of the night at 17:19.
Senior goaltender Scott Hamilton picked up his 31st career win, tying him for ninth on Army's all-time list. He made 24 saves to improve to 5-8 on the year. He now has 1,910 career saves as he climbs closer to the 2,000-save plateau, reached by only three other Army goalies.
Senior Tim Fisher picked up two assists in the win, giving him 102 career points. He is now tied for 50th on the Academy's list of all-time scorers.
Army and Fairfield face off again Saturday night in Bridgeport, Conn. Game time at the Wonderland of Ice is set for 8 p.m.
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Television: FOX Sports 1 with Gus Johnson (pxp), Charles Davis (analyst) and Kristina Pink (reporter). Radio: Oregon IMG with Jerry Allen (pxp) and Mike Jorgensen (analyst). Satellite Radio: Sirius 91, XM 91.
•UW leads the all-time series with the Ducks, 58-42-5, including a 33-24-4 edge in Seattle.
•The Ducks have won the last nine meetings against the Huskies, their longest current winning streak against any conference opponent. The nine-game streak is also the longest by either side in the 112-year history of the rivalry.
•Oregon's average margin of victory vs. UW during the streak is 25.8. The Ducks' 34-17 win in 2011 was their closest during the stretch.
•Saturday's game is the second straight top 25 matchup between the two teams. No. 2 Oregon defeated No. 23 Washington, 52-21, at Autzen Stadium in 2012.
•SO QB Marcus Mariota has a 17-1 record as a starter, including a 8-0 mark away from Autzen Stadium.
•Mariota has played in 55 of UO's 79 drives this season, leading UO to a TD every 1.67 drives.
•Mariota has passed for at least one touchdown in every game of his career (all starts). He has scores both passing and rushing in seven straight.
•The Ducks rank second nationally in scoring offense (59.2) and defense (11.8).
•Oregon has scored 55 or more points in five straight games. Only the 2008 Oklahoma Sooners have a longer such streak at six.
•JR DE Tony Washington is tied for fourth in the FBS with three forced fumbles and ranks 20th nationally in sacks (4.0).
•FR RB Thomas Tyner has run for at least one touchdown in all four games he's played.
•The UO offense leads the nation in plays of 20+ yards (48) while the Ducks' defense is tied for the fewest allowed (10).
•31 of Oregon's 39 offensive touchdown drives (79.5%) have lasted less than two minutes.
Mark Helfrich is in his first season as Oregon's head coach after serving as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 2009-12. During that span, he was directly involved in the success of a program that constructed a 46-7 record and appeared in four consecutive BCS bowl games, including the 2011 BCS National Championship game. Helfrich began his coaching career as a graduate assistant with the Ducks in 1997 and has since accumulated seven seasons as an offensive coordinator at two BCS schools and 15 years coaching quarterbacks. He was named Oregon's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach on April 30, 2009 following three seasons in the same capacity at the University of Colorado (2006-08), five years as quarterbacks coach at Arizona State (2001-05) which included his final three campaigns in Tempe, Ariz., as passing game coordinator, and three seasons as quarterbacks coach at Boise State (1998-2000). Along the way, Helfrich was named National Quarterbacks Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2012 by FootballScoop, in addition to being one of three finalists as its national offensive coordinator of the year honor. Over the course of his last 13 seasons, Helfrich has played a role with offenses that have ranked among the nation's top-eight teams in scoring offense six times, the top six in rushing on four occasions, the top five in total offense four times as well as the top five in passing twice. As Oregon's OC he helped orchestrate attacks that were responsible for the top three total offense outputs in school history (2010-12) - including a school-record 7,319 yards in 2011 - as well as the only teams to account for more than 600 points in each of the last three seasons. Helfrich is the first native Oregonian to head the university's football program since John Warren in 1942.
As the Ducks continue their quest for a fifth straight BCS bowl game appearance, all eyes are on second-year starting quarterback Marcus Mariota. The redshirt sophomore from Honolulu has the challenge of following up a campaign that saw him set the Pac-12 freshman record for touchdown passes (32) and lead the conference in passing efficiency (seventh nationally) en route to Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year and All-Pac-12 first team QB honors. Through the first five games of the season, he has totalled 1,358 yards passing and 338 rushing with 21 total touchdowns (14 pass, 7 rush) and zero turnovers. Mariota currently ranks eighth nationally in pass efficiency rating (176.33), second in points responsible for (126), second in yards per carry (12.07) and ninth in total offense (339.2 ypg). Considered by many national outlets as a Heisman Trophy candidate, Mariota is on four prestigious watch lists: Davey O'Brien Award (national quarterback award), Maxwell Award (most outstanding player), Walter Camp Award (most outstanding player) and Manning Award (top quarterback honor, including bowl game).
Marcus Mariota continued his streak of touchdown passes in a game with five TD tosses in Oregon's 57-16 win at Colorado on Oct. 5. The sophomore has thrown at least one touchdown pass in all 18 games of his career, totaling 46 scores through the air. Mariota, who has 14 touchdown passes this season, has thrown for two or more TDs in a game 12 times with a career-high six touchdown passes at California as a freshman. He also has thrown four or more touchdowns in a game six times. Mariota's 18-game touchdown pass streak is tied for third in the nation behind Fresno State's Derek Carr and Marshall's Rakeem Cato.
Of Oregon's 39 drives resulting in touchdowns this season, 31 (79.5 percent) have lasted less than two minutes.
The Ducks are 15-6 against AP top 25 teams since Mark Helfrich's first year on staff as offensive coordinator in 2009, including a 5-1 mark last season. At home, UO is 10-2 vs. the top 25. Oregon is 3-1 in road games against ranked foes and 2-3 at neutral sites during that span.
Oregon has won 17 straight road games, which leads the country. Northern Illinois is second on the list with 12. The Ducks' last road loss occurred on Nov. 7, 2009, at Stanford (51-42) – the only conference road setback in the past four seasons.
1. Oregon - 17
2. Northern Illinois - 12
3. Alabama - 10
4. Texas A&M - 7
5. Oklahoma - 6
With seven total touchdowns at Colorado Oct. 5, SO QB Marcus Mariota set the modern day school record for total TDs, besting the previous mark which had been accomplished six times, including Mariota's own six-touchdown effort at Cal in 2012. The second-year starter was 16-of-27 passing for 355 yards and five touchdowns against the Buffaloes. He also ran seven times for 43 yards and two scores.
SO WR Bralon Addison, who took over as the Ducks' primary punt returner at the end of last season, tied the Oregon and Pac-12 records for punt return touchdowns in a game, bringing back two (75 and 67 yards) in the Sept. 28 win vs. Cal. He joins Cliff Harris as the only other player in school history to duplicate that feat (vs. New Mexico in 2010), while they join USC's Mike Garrett (1965 vs. California) and UCLA's Sam Brown (1954 vs. Stanford) as co-holders of the league record. Addison's punt return total of 142 yards was the most by any Oregon player in one game since Keenon Howry's school-record 186 yards vs. Stanford in 2001. The Missouri City, Texas standout currently leads the country in punt returns, averaging 30.9 yards on six returns
With top rusher JR RB De'Anthony Thomas sidelined since the opening kickoff vs. Cal Sept. 28, SO RB Byron Marshall has taken over as Oregon's backfield workhorse and put up back-to-back 100-yard games, including career-highs of 130 yards and two touchdowns against the Golden Bears and a career-best 23 totes (122 yards) at Colorado. The playing time is hardly new to Marshall, who has started four of five games this season and amassed 448 yards and four scores on a team-high 71 attempts.
Tight end Johnny Mundt made quite a debut catching passes in Oregon's win vs. Tennessee Sept. 14. With expected starter Colt Lyerla out of action, the true freshman made his first start, recorded the first five receptions of his career, including a pair of touchdowns, while amassing 121 yards. That yardage total ranks as the ninth-most in a single game by a tight end at UO and is the highest total since Ed Dickson had 148 yards on 11 catches vs. Cal in 2009. Mundt was named the John Mackey Award's national tight end of the week.
The Ducks have eclipsed 50 points in all five games this season, ranking second nationally in scoring average at 59.2 points per game. UO's streak of five straight games with at least 50 points is the first in school history.
SO QB Marcus Mariota has not been intercepted in 202 pass attempts, dating to last season. That streak is an Oregon record, besting Kellen Clemens' streak of 178 in 2004. No other QB in the FBS has more than eight touchdowns without a pick this season, while Mariota has tossed 14. Mariota's last INT came at the end of the first half vs. Stanford on Nov. 17, 2012.
JR CB Dior Mathis, also a member of the UO track & field team, put that track speed on display at Virginia Sept. 7, when he intercepted a pass deep in the end zone and ran more than 100 yards before getting knocked out at the UVa 3-yard-line. Officially, the third pick of his career went in the books as a 97-yard return, tying Kenny Wheaton (vs. UW in 1994) and Kenny Bryant (at TCU in 1977) for the second-longest in school history. It was the longest non-touchdown interception return by a Duck.
The 59 points yielded by Oregon's defense in its first five games of the season is the fewest number of points allowed through the first five games of any season since 1964's defense gave up only 48 points. That defense shutout Washington in the sixth game in a 7-0 win.
The Oregon blur offense may generate the most buzz among college football fans and media, but the UO defense has made more game-changing plays than any other defensive unit in the country since the start of 2012. The Ducks led the nation with 40 takeaways (25 interceptions, 15 fumble recoveries) a year ago - 32 by current players - and already have 14 (6 INT/8 FR) in 2013.
An often overlooked facet of Oregon's run of success has been the continuity of its coaching staff. First-year head coach Mark Helfrich is in his fifth season on staff, but he is supported by several assistants who have served the last three UO head coaches. Running backs coach Gary Campbell is in his 31st year on the Oregon staff, which is the longest tenure of any Oregon assistant football coach in school history. In addition, offensive line coach and running game coordinator Steve Greatwood enters his 27th season at UO, linebackers coach Don Pellum is in his 21st campaign, while defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti has spent 21 full seasons at Oregon over three separate stints.
The Ducks' current roster features three players who have etched their names on a prestigious rushing list. SO QB Marcus Mariota, JR RB De'Anthony Thomas and SR WR Josh Huff own three of the longest runs in school history. Thomas' 91-yard touchdown run in the 2012 Rose Bowl Game is the second-longest at Oregon, Mariota ranks fifth with his 86-yard score at ASU - the longest rush in the Pac-12 during the 2012 season - and Huff is tied for sixth with an 85-yard TD vs. Arizona in 2010.
After 100-yard rushing performances the first two weeks of the season, SO QB Marcus Mariota became the first Oregon signal caller to accomplish the feat in back-to-back games. Mariota leads the nation in average yards per rush (14.05), while ranking 70th in average yards per game (73.75).
With 1,090 yards on the ground through his first 18 games, SO QB Marcus Mariota is closing in on the UO career mark for rushing yards by a quarterback. At his current pace, Mariota would hit the mark in the Ducks' tenth game of the season (Nov. 16 vs. Utah). Jeremiah Masoli has the record with 1,386. Like Mariota, Masoli also attended Honolulu's Saint Louis High School.
1. Jeremiah Masoli (2008-09) - 1,386
2. Reggie Ogburn (1979-80) - 1,358
3. Dennis Dixon (2004-07) - 1,208
4. Marcus Mariota (2012-) - 1,090
The Ducks have scored a program-best 645 points in each of the past two seasons, finishing second nationally in 2012 (49.6 points per game) and third in 2011 (46.1). Last year's team set the UO bar for touchdowns with 89, despite playing one less game than the 2011 team, which found the end zone 88 times. This season, Oregon has 41 TDs and 296 points, which is the most by any team that has played five games. UO has at least eight TDs in every game this season (9-8-8-8-8).
The 2013 Oregon Ducks return 56 letterwinners, including 16 starters - nine on offense and seven on defense - from last season. By contrast, the 2012 squad, which finished the season ranked No. 2 nationally, had 52 returning lettermen and 12 starters, including only five on offense.
Four true freshmen saw action in the season-opener vs. Nicholls: OL Cameron Hunt, TE Johnny Mundt, DE Torrodney Prevot and K Matt Wogan. Joining that quartet in Week 2 was LB Tyrell Robinson and RB Thomas Tyner.
With a standing room only crowd of 56,987 at Autzen Stadium on Sept. 28 vs. California, the Ducks ran the nation's third-longest sellout streak to 92 consecutive games (cap. 54,000), dating to 1999.
A staple of Oregon's blur offense in recent years has been "explosion plays" of 25 yards or more from scrimmage. After five games, the Ducks have already racked up 35, with 14 resulting in touchdowns. In 2012, Oregon accumulated 46 after an incredible 69 such plays in 2011.
75 - Addison rec. at COLO (Mariota)*
71 - Mariota rush at UVA*
57 - Mundt rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)
54 - Huff rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)*
49 - Marshall rush vs. NICH*
47 - Marshall rush vs. NICH
46 - Mariota rush vs. NICH*
46 - Huff rec. vs. NICH (Mariota)
45 - Hawkins rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)*
45 - Forde rush vs. NICH
44 - Addison rec. at COLO (Mariota)*
40 - Forde rush at COLO
40 - Thomas rush at UVA*
40 - Lowe rec. vs. NICH (Mariota)
39 - Huff rec. at COLO (Mariota)
38 - Addison rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)
37 - Allen rec. vs. COLO (Rodrigues)
36 - Marshall rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)
31 - Huff rec. at UVA (Mariota)
31 - Tyner rush at UVA*
31 - Huff rec. vs. NICH (Mariota)
30 - Addison rec. at UVA (Mariota)*
28 - Mundt rec. vs. CAL (Mariota)
28 - Thomas rush vs. TENN*
28 - Thomas rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)
28 - Huff rec. vs. TENN (Mariota)
28 - Thomas rec. at UVA (Mariota)
28 - Rodrigues vs. NICH
27 - Huff rec. vs. NICH (Mariota)
27 - Addison rec. vs. NICH* (Mariota)
27 - Mariota rush vs. NICH
26 - Mariota rush vs. NICH
26 - Huff rec. at COLO (Mariota)*
25 - Marshall rush vs. CAL*
25 - Huff rec. vs. CAL (Mariota)
* indicates touchdown
Since 2000, Oregon is 37-6 (.860) in regular season, out-of-conference games, earning notable victories against the likes of Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Michigan (x2). During that stretch, the Ducks are 4-1 against the SEC, 1-0 vs. the ACC, 5-2 vs. the Big Ten, 1-1 vs. the Big 12, 4-0 against the Mountain West, 12-2 vs. the WAC, 2-0 against Conference USA and 7-0 vs. FCS sides.
For the second year in a row, the Ducks are taking the field wearing the fully integrated Nike uniform system that debuted at the 2012 Rose Bowl. The uniform incorporates pinnacle performance innovation and design while providing enhanced thermoregulation and more durability with the inclusion of Nike Chain Maille Mesh - a lightweight ultra-breathable material - used in both the jersey and pant.
2013 Combinations
1-White-White (a) White
2-Carbon (1)-White (b) Steel
4-Black-Green (c)-Green (c)
5-Green-White (a)-Green
(1) sunburst faded wings (aka "Sonic Boom")
(a) green numbers trimmed in silver, green wings
(b) green numbers trimmed in yellow, silver wings.
(c) Fighting Ducks apple green
Bralon Addison, So., WR
Week 5 -Cal
Pac-12 Player of the Week (special teams)
Marcus Mariota, So., QB
Week 6 - Colorado
Pac-12 Player of the Week (offense)
Johnny Mundt, Fr., TE
Week 3 - Tennessee
John Mackey TE of the Week
De'Anthony Thomas, Jr., RB
Week 2 - Virginia
Pac-12 Player of the Week (offense)
Week 3 - Tennessee
Paul Hornung Award Weekly Honor Roll
Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Jr., CB
•Bednarik Award (defensive player)
•Bronko Nagurski Trophy (defensive player)
•Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back)
Hroniss Grasu, Jr., C
•Outland Trophy (interior lineman)
•Rimington Trophy (center)
•Rotary Lombardi Award (lineman/linebacker)
Josh Huff, Sr., WR
•Biletnikoff Award (wide receiver)
Tyler Johnstone, So., OT
•Outland Trophy (interior lineman)
•Rotary Lombardi Award (lineman/linebacker)
Boseko Lokombo, Sr., LB
•Butkus Award (linebacker)
Colt Lyerla, Jr., TE
•John Mackey Award (tight end)
Marcus Mariota, So., QB
•Walter Camp Award (player of the year)
•Maxwell Award (player of the year)
•Davey O'Brien Award (quarterback)
•Manning Award (quarterback)
Terrance Mitchell, Jr., CB
•Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back)
•Bronko Nagurski Trophy (defensive player)
De'Anthony Thomas, Jr., RB
•Walter Camp Award (player of the year)
•Maxwell Award (player of the year)
•Paul Hornung Award (most versatile player)
•Doak Walker Award (running back)


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GreenCarReports Names the 2011 Nissan Leaf Its 'Best Green Car to Buy 2011′
L.A. Auto Show Announcement Says First Mass-Market
Electric Vehicle Changes the Green Car Game
PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — GreenCarReports, the Web's fastest growing green car information site, today named the 2011 Nissan Leaf its "Best Green Car to Buy 2011″ as part of its coverage of the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show, which includes reporting, analysis, photography, as well as real-time Twitter coverage from the show floor.
GreenCarReports' "Best Green Car to Buy Award" is chosen from a field of the most significant new vehicles with advanced fuel-saving technology, including stand-alone nameplates and single models alike. Editors judge the award using the same system sister site TheCarConnection employs to rate mainstream passenger cars and trucks, with environmental impact being the deciding factor in favor of the winner.
The 2011 Nissan Leaf makes history as the first mass-market electric vehicle offered for sale in the U.S., according to John Voelcker, Editor of GreenCarReports. The Leaf was chosen from among finalists such as the 2011 Chevrolet Volt, 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid, 2011 Lexus CT 200h, and the 2011 Honda CR-Z.
"The 2011 Leaf is a huge step for green car shoppers as they try to kick the oil habit and move on the grid," Voelcker says. "The Leaf simply acts like any conventional passenger vehicle, but one with a purpose—to turn on car shoppers to electric cars, for once and for all."
GreenCarReports reports on what's coming in the auto industry's future, and explains how the green movement matters to car shoppers today. The site is part of High Gear Media, a vertical publishing company publishing more premium automotive content than anyone in the world. Other High Gear Media web sites are also announcing awards as part the company's L.A. Auto Show coverage. TheCarConnection, the company's flagship car review site, has awarded the 2011 Hyundai Sonata its "Best Car to Buy 2011" Award. MotorAuthority, a luxury/performance website, has awarded the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe and Wagon its "Best Performance/Luxury Car to Buy 2011" honors.
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Situated in the Hautes-Alpes region, 15 km from Embrun and 58 km from Gap, the resort of Les Orres is in the middle of a larch forest overlooking the Durance and the Serre-Poncon lake (15 km). Les Orres is divided into 3 main areas: Pramouton, Pre-Bois and Bois-Mean, and benefits from a good climate.
This friendly, purpose-built family resort is ideal for sport lovers and sun seekers. It has over 100km of pistes and a surprisingly varied range of skiing with something for everybody.
The greens are like blues elsewhere, the other blues and greens are roads (roads are not pistes in my book), so... read full
Beginners and intermediates are particularly well suited. Many nursery slopes are at altitude, giving beginners good snow conditions. Wide, gentle blues and well-designed lift system help keen learners progress smoothly.
Experts are not spoilt for choice but there's some terrific off piste and 3 blacks, one of which covers virtually the whole mountain, top to bottom.
Les Orres is a charming Savoyard village with plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. The resort is quite lively but not rowdy, good for families and couples with excellent modern facilities and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
Other activities
Hiking with snowshoes, cross-country skiing (the plateau of Charance offers you a 5 Kms itinerary through the forest. The Mazelière track will enchant the most skilled skiers: 24 Kms (return). Pists are free), skidooing, sledging, games, paragliding, trekking in mountains, off-piste skiing.
There is also ski school, museum, farm and library.
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A sneak peek for the upcoming third episode of the fourth season of the HBO medieval fantasy drama "Game of Thrones" was posted by Wetpaint Entertainment on Monday, and features the first major battle of the season. The episode will focus on the characters who did not appear in the previous episode. Watch the promo here.
The thirty second promo features clips from the end of the previous episode, before revealing Tyrion in a cell revealing that he has been set up for Joffrey's death. The majority of the episode will feature the battle between the Wildlings and the Crows at Castle Black, as Mance Rayder attacks from the north and the south to try and take the seven kingdoms.
Shots of the wildlings attacking a village at night are shown, as well as Jon Snow telling the men at Castle Black and Mance can win the fight if his is smart, since there aren't nearly as many men at the Wall as Jon had told them. Sam seems to have lost faith in Jon and is shown taking Gily away from the Wall on a wagon. Meanwhile, Jon proposes a plan to save the Wall and stop the wildlings, but not everyone is on board.
Stannis is growing impatient and wants to take the throne. However, those closest to him don't believe that magic and prophecies can win the war. Daenerys has finally arrived in Meereen and wants to take the city without negotiating, since they killed all the children and put them on the signs. She sends the dragons to fly over the city and launches catapults over the walls.
"Breaker of Chains" will air on Sunday, April 20 at 9 p.m. on HBO. The episode will also feature Arya and the Hound as they continue to travel towards the Vale. Tyrion and Tywin will also interact in this episode as Tyrion ponders a trial by combat and learns his fate. The episode title refers to Daenerys, as she continues to free slaves across the Narrow Sea.
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According to the Modoc County Record there has been a shooting at the Cedarville Rancheria tribal office building at 300 West First Street in Alturas.
Police told the Record, the suspect was the subject of an eviction hearing being held by the Cedarville Rancheria in their tribal office Thursday evening when she stood up and started shooting. Four people were shot then an unidentified victim tried to run and was also shot.
The shooter then ran out of ammunition and picked up a butcher knife from the kitchen and attacked a sixth victim.
The Record reports four dead from gunshot wounds and two people injured.
Multiple law enforcement agencies and first responders were on scene. There is a female suspect in custody.
According to the Cedarville Rancheria website they are a small Federally Recognized Tribe comprised of 35 tribal members.
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Eastern's veteran play-by-play guy stays the course, gets back to old job of calling basketball
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The secret, however, is to ask what the 51-year-old Weir would be doing if he were not calling play-by-play broadcasts for Eastern Washington University football, basketball, and a pocket full of other area sports.
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According to a Jan. 20 report from MMA Fighting, UFC middleweight standout Chris Leben has decided to hang up the gloves for good after 12 years of MMA fighting.
Leben, 33, began his UFC career in 2005, and quickly rattled off five-straight wins before suffering his first loss within the promotion to Anderson Silva.
"The Crippler" had a tough time of it since 2011, losing five of his final six fights.
"It's been a fantastic, wonderful ride," Leben said. "I've landed more strikes than anybody out there. Definitely highs and lows, ups and downs, but I think I'm starting to realize that, for me, it might be time to make that transition away from competing and get more on the coaching side of things.
"After [UFC 168], I wanted to go back and reevaluate things, make sure that the decision wasn't based purely on emotion. That it was really what I wanted to do. And now, yes, I can say, I've really retired from competing in MMA."
Leben wrapped up his career with 22 appearances inside the UFC's world-famous Octagon, including victories over some of the top middleweights in the world.
"The bottom line, I've been with the actual UFC now for almost 10 years and I really feel like I've kind of grown with them, parallel with them," Leben said. "In this sport, you're either moving forward or you're moving backward.
"I really can't be upset. I've had a wonderful career. And again, I didn't start fighting until I was 21 years old. Back then you could actually get in the UFC, win and do well, just on being a tough guy. I was a tough guy, I had some techniques, and that always worked for me. But when you look at these guys now, like Uriah Hall, they're just a different breed of athlete than I am. The game has been evolving and changing so much, so rapidly, that I'm actually pretty happy that I can say I was in it for as long as I was in it."
Leben finished with a 12-10 record inside the UFC, including wins over Wanderlei Silva, Jay Silva and others.


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Travel review: Mission to see Norway's Northern Lights
Have you ever considered tripping the lights fantastic? February and March are the dates to pencil in for a winter adventure in Norway - and the chance to see the jaw-dropping aurora borealis. Baylis Media Ltd's Deputy Editor Glenn Mitchell reports.
'I've got it" was the excited cry as one of our group waved their camera in the air.
Others soon started jigging with delight after peering at their viewfinders to see a night sky painted in sweeping shades of green.
Wrapped in thick winter clothing and standing in crisp, fresh snow it had been a cold hour looking towards the heavens.
We had travelled to Norway for a five-day Arctic adventure in the hope of witnessing the Northern Lights.
And when they finally appeared it was crystal-clear to everyone it was worth the wait.
We stood open-mouthed as the eerie illuminations wove patterns in the star-studded sky.
The trip had started just hours before, with our party on board the first chartered flight from Gatwick jetting to the small airport of Evenes, which sits above the Arctic Circle.
The new destination is the perfect gateway to the peninsula and islands off the west coast, including Vestralen and Lofoten.
After a short drive on snow-covered roads - the hardy Norwegians don't bat an eyelid at a thick layer of the white stuff on the carriageway - we were wrapping up in preparation to go lights hunting.
The lights are amazing but unpredictable.
Even if the conditions had been awful and the lights didn't appear, the winter trip was packed with enough sights and activities to make it truly memorable.
The landscape in February and March after heavy snowfall is truly stunning.
It is the unspoilt environment that is the region's greatest asset.
A nature safari on a fjord provided picture-postcard views and the opportunity for a close-up view of majestic sea eagles swooping to pluck fish from the water.
The sound of camera shutters clicking was the only noise as we watched them fly down time and time again.
Sea kayaking was also on the itinerary. The snow was falling as we paddled out into the bay of another stunning location with the only sound that of our paddles pulling through the water.
The ancient culture of the Sami people is also celebrated in the region and their pride at being the only indigenous people in the Arctic shines through.
The sense of history came alive during a visit to working reindeer farm, where the genial Sami hosts invited us into their traditional lavvu tent.
They performed a spiritual song called a joik, their powerful voices filling the inside of the dark and moody lavvu, lit only by firelight.
The food was also a highlight, with an abundance of fresh seafood. It also provided the opportunity to taste cured lamb for the first time, which, for the record, tasted fantastic.
So is a winter trip to Norway worthwhile?
That was the question being pondered as I sat drinking a beer in an outdoor wood-fired hot tub on the banks of a crystal-clear fjord surrounded by snow-capped peaks, looking up at a night sky blanketed with stars and untouched by light pollution.
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After all the early season doom and gloom, the Premiership mid-table is so tight that Liverpool are now potentially only one win away from 5th!
Inter coach Rafael Benitez has told Roy Hodgson
to focus on managing Liverpool rather than criticising
the Spaniard's transfer record as Reds boss.
Last week Hodgson bemoaned the number of
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Boys Soccer Progresses Through Regular Season with Momentum
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With an overall record of 9-2-2, the Bears are moving through the season with terrific ferocity. Throughout the season the Bears have played several challenging teams and come out with the win off of a few clutch goals and a unbeatable passing game.
Playing Woodside last week the Bears came out with the tie 2-2 off of a nail biting game. The Wildcats came into the match with the number one league standing while M-A held the number 2 spot. Therefore, there was much anticipation on the game and fierce competition throughout. The match was extremely physical on both ends, with calls made as early as the first 20 seconds of the game. The physicality carried on, with a call in the 79th minute that brought the tie for M-A. Senior defender Tameem Fezzani expressed his positive outlook on the next match up the Bears will see against Woodside: "Hopefully we can go to Woodside and learn from our mistakes. I have full confidence in our team to beat Woodside at their home".
Sophmore Jorge Lopez took the penalty kick, clinching a vital goal for the Bears to keep the game at 2-2. With two close standing teams, it was the fouls that ultimately played a large role in the final score of the game.
Senior caption Elvis Abarca, who came into the season recovering from a torn ACL, was caught in a physical matchup during the first half, by which he claims he heard his knee pop. Abarca was taken off the field for further examination, after which he was found to have torn his MCL. He was taken away, ultimately ending his season and possibly his ability to ever play soccer again. As an inspiration to those on his team, he remains in high spirits with leadership of his fellow teammates.
"Coming off of an injury after 18 months, I would say I'm really proud of myself for not giving up. I know the team will do just great. I have faith in them. I was one captain but we have many leaders on the team," commented Abarca.
The team prides itself on the value that encourages true chemistry and faith in one another: brotherhood. The connections and family that the teammates have created with one another exemplifies their chemistry on and off the field. Their outstanding play throughout every game of the season has won them the number two spot in league. Although Abarca will no longer play, he is determined to still remain present for the team.
Further, following the Wildcats, the Bears went on to beat Carlmont last Friday 2-1, with goals by Jorge Lopez and sophomore Kyle Smith. Keeping up their winning streak, the Bears continued to beat San Mateo 4-2, with a goal by Kyle Smith and three by Jorge Lopez.
This year's top goal scorer, Jorge Lopez, has seen much action throughout the season. With a hat trick against San Mateo, and goals in almost every game, the Bears have been seeing key offensive plays coming from the underclassman on the team. Proving himself as a key player to the boys varsity team, Lopez has come up with the win for the Bears on multiple occasions, keeping their record very high standing. They hope to feed off of this energy as they move towards the end of the regular season and the playoffs


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Release Date: 2011-09-09 (Limited)
Genre: Documentary,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 20min
Exalt Films, and Movies From The Heart, are proud to present People v. The State of Illusion, a film by Austin Vickers. This feature length documentary/drama, directed by award winning Director Scott Cervine, is set in the notorious "Old Main Prison" of the New Mexico State Penitentiary, and tells the story of Aaron Roberts, a single father who loses his daughter to a state facility after he is arrested and tried on charges following an incident. While in the state home, an attorney learns of her plight and the story of her father, and decides to represent her in an innovative and surprising case against the State.
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Thousands of auto enthusiasts flocked to the Royal Exhibition building in Melbourne, Australia, over the weekend for Motorclassica 2014. Adding to the drawing power of the event was the celebration of Maserati's 100th anniversary, which saw the display of iconic gems plucked from the Italian automaker's famed history. Gizmag was among those keen to feast their eyes on the collection of rare and classic vehicles on show. Read More
French company Midual has joined the limited-edition hyper-priced motorcycle marketplace with an ingenious redesign of the century-old horizontally-opposed motor, an aerospace-quality, cast-aluminum monocoque frame, bespoke personalization, a we-come-to-you service model, a rare standard of detail and craftsmanship, and a €140,000 (US$185,400) price tag. Read More
Recently, we witnessed the coming together of millionaires and their million dollar car collections on the misty coast of Monterey, California. While US$40 million Ferraris were being auctioned off, the Concours d'Elegance provided visitors with spectacular automotive eye candy. But events like The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering and the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion have proven equally engaging.Read More
Since 1950, automobile aficionados have flocked to Pebble Beach to celebrate the world's rarest and most collectible cars. This weekend's 2014 show saw not only the gathering of Tatras and rare Ferrari Testarossas but also the latest in concept and production cars. Gizmag was on hand to capture it all. Read More
Once a year, the world's most monied automotive enthusiasts converge on California's Monterey Peninsula for a week-long festival of automotive celebration, culminating in the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. This year, the accompanying rare car auctions look set to provide some major entertainment. We look at the main cars slated to cross the auctioneers block and the state of the collectible car market with analysis of the top 100 most valuable cars sold at auction.Read More
The racing world is still recovering from the pounding speed hangover left by this weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed. Its pain is your gain, as this year's festival was filled to its artistic arch with ultra-fast supercars, racing personalities, legendary vintage cars, dirt-spewing rally cars and futuristic virtual concept cars. Read More
Maserati has announced plans to send the Alfieri concept to production. Revealed at the Geneva Motor Show this past March, the Alfieri provides the start of a bold new look for the trident-badged sports car. Read More
Unveiled at a private event in London last week, the first design from newly founded David Brown Automotive was made available to a select few. The Speedback from this new automotive enterprise, though not associated with Aston Martin's founder Sir David Brown (the DB in DB5), takes more than a little artistic license with its interpretation of the James Bond classic. Read More
Maserati has brought a stunning concept model to Geneva in the form of a dynamic new two-door concept. Sharing the same 460 hp engine with the GT, the 2+2 Alfieri Concept just might offer a glimpse of the Italian manufacturer's future design language. Read More
Maserati has partnered with Italian furniture manufacturer Zanotta to create a limited-edition armchair which premiered this week during Milan Design Week. The Maserati by Zanotta lounge chair was created by designers Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, founders of Palomba Serafini Associates, Milan, in homage to the new Maserati Quattroporte. Read More
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St. Dunstan's Theatre Guild of Cranbrook is one of the oldest extant community theatres around and has been performing in its current theater since 1932. The group stays rigorously current, however, and this weekend will be offering a production of the Broadway favorite, "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."
In this sweet, slightly cynical little musical, six young people in the throes of puberty battle to be champion of the local spelling bee. The stakes are high; for some of these kids, the spelling bee is the only place they fit in and excel. But the children must overcome their own personal challenges while surviving the scrutiny of grown-ups who have barely managed to escape childhood themselves. Although the adults may be set in their ways, the kids (most of them) learn that winning isn't everything and that losing doesn't necessarily make you a loser.
One of the most hilarious things about this charming musical is that every character is played by an adult actor. This device adds greatly to the physical humor while underscoring the simple fact that children often exhibit greater maturity than the self-obsessed adults. Somehow, this adds to the empathy factor – and makes some of the injustices represented here ring as true as they did in our own adolescence. In fact, St. Dunstan's carries forward the tradition of selecting four volunteers from the audience to participate in the highly competitive spelling contest. So this could be your big chance…
The St. Dunstan's production of "Putnam County Spelling Bee" is directed by Marcus Laban , with music direction by Deborah Tedrick and choreography by Angela Tomaszycki.
The cast includes: Ramsey Valentyn as Chip Tolentino, Lauren DePorre as Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre, Christopher Smith as Leaf Coneybear, Jeff Foust as William Barfee, Bridget Leary as Marcy Park, Sarah Rydewski as Olive Ostrovsky, Beth Lackey as Rona Lisa Perretti, Alan Canning as Vice-Principal Douglas Panch and Gannon Styles as Mitch Mahoney.
The creative team includes: Mairo Towle (Producer), Nat Towle (Assistant Director), Tom Edson (Set Design and Construction), Kathleen Shapiro and Linda Watson (Costume Designers), Chris Steinmayer (Sound Design), and Frank Dorset (Lighting), Michael Campion (Stage Carpenter), and Molly Dorset and Roberta Campion (Publicity).
"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" runs January 17 through February 1, 2014. Performances on Fridays and Saturdays are at 8 p.m. and on Sundays at 2 p.m. See the website for details. St. Dunstan's features open seating; the ticket counter opens for will-call tickets one hour before curtain and seating begins 1/2 hour before.
Free parking is available across the street from the theater or in the parking lot of Christ Church Cranbrook, one block east of the theater. It's recommended that patrons allow a few minutes walking time. St. Dunstan's is located at 400 Lone Pine Rd. in Bloomfield Hills. This production is recommended for theatergoers 13 and over.


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Is ITCAM able to coexist with JavAssist technology that allows developers to define new java classes or modify existing ones at runtime?
ITCAM has not been certified using JavAssist technology. ITCAM uses ASM to perform its byte-code modification at class load time. The default method entry/exit deals only with classes loaded by Application class loaders (the EAR and WAR classloaders). Hence, if the classes that are generated using JavAssist are done on "system" classloaders, then ITCAM will not know about them. They have to be turned on explicitly to be monitored.
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Peppa Pig is back. Wait a minute you don't know who Peppa Pig is? Well, Peppa is this cute, adorable, lovable, energetic, little pig. She lives with her Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig, and her brother George. Peppa is always having fun and adventures with her friends Suzy Sheep, Pedro Pony, Danny Dog, and many many more friends. Peppa is one pig that will entertain you in so many different ways.
The DVD brings you an hour of enjoyment to watch with episodes like 'The Balloon Ride', 'George's Birthday', 'The Cycle ride', 'Whistling', 'Ice skating', 'Painting', 'The Baby Piggy', and a 'Very Hot Day'.
As you are sitting in your home with your children by your side these will make you laugh just as much as your children will be. The humor is funny and the stories have their meanings but when all is said and done you will want to watch this DVD again.
Some of the other stories include 'Daddy's Movie Camera', 'Dr. Hamster's Tortoise', 'The New Car', and 'George Catches a Cold'. When your children get wind of this DVD they will be begging you to get it for them.
Peppa has only been in the United States since 2011 she has been taking the country by storm. Eone is bringing this DVD to us August 12, 2014. So you have a couple of days to get ready. I'm serious, once your children hear about this they are going to go nuts and beg you to get it. The quality of the DVD is excellent. The sound and visuals are of the highest quality.
So while you are sitting there thinking about how you are going to entertain the children for the rest of the summer, well this is it. I can guarantee that if you take the time to pick up this DVD they will be entertained. Be careful because if they want to go for a balloon ride that one may not be so easy to do. Enjoy.


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Nobody says a word to me about Alick. What is becoming of his project, poor fellow? Many a time my thought flies towards him, inquiring. I can only send him my prayers, my heart's-wishes; no counsel have I except one, to call on God to help him, and to do manfully what God's hand seems to beckon. Let us all keep up our hearts. Better days, Better days! I never cease to say so, are coming.
Whether I have forgotten anything essential I know not, but I must end now. Till Jane get round, they must all be content with one stroke on their Newspapers. I trust and hope the two will come back again soon.
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