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Does anyone know where I can dl all of the skins listed on jkii.net all at once so i don't have to go off and select each one individually?
HAHAHHAHHAHHAAHAHHAH! LOL! That was good for a laf. I doubt it. Unless someone's making a map pack.
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number 2. not right now, you have to dl each speratle, oh and
d. maybe someone will make a BFP for JKii :D
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How 'bout those Flyers?
Things were not looking great entering the weekend. The Flyers were coming off of a 2-1 loss to the New Jersey Devils after stealing a point in Toronto the previous Saturday. Philadelphia fell from second in the Metropolitan Division all the way to eighth in the Eastern Conference holding on to the last playoff spot thanks to a tiebreaker with the Detroit Red Wings.
It seemed to be the general consensus the Flyers needed to take at least three of a possible four points from the division-leading Pittsburgh Penguins this past weekend – not an easy task by anyone's standards.
The Flyers did not wait around as they jumped out on the Penguins taking a 1-0 less than five minutes into the game on Saturday thanks to Scott Hartnell's power play blast. It would be 2-0 by intermission thanks to a Matt Read shorthanded goal.
Vinny Lecavalier scored on a breakaway in the second period then Read closed out the frame with his second goal of the game with 16.8 seconds remaining after some tic-tac-toe passing from Claude Giroux and Sean Couturier.
The Flyers did not score in the third period but neither did the Penguins marking the first time since April 6th, 2008 the Flyers shutout the Penguins in the regular season and it was the first time ever the Flyers shutout Pittsburgh with Sidney Crosby in the lineup. It only took 46 tries.
Saturday featured one of the best 60-minute efforts the Flyers had all year.
Everything was built up for a major letdown come Sunday in Pittsburgh after the fundamentally sound performance the Flyers had Saturday.
Not so much.
Just 2:06 into the game, Brayden Schenn blasted home a rebound from Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury to make it 1-0 Flyers. Philadelphia made it 2-0 just over four minutes later when Wayne Simmonds redirected Kimmo Timonen's shot from the point.
Later in the first period with the Flyers on the power play again, Simmonds got the puck in front of the Pittsburgh net but was stopped on his first attempt. He didn't quit as he pounded home the rebound for his second power play goal of the game, and 11th of the season, to put Philadelphia up 3-0 and chase Fleury from the game.
The Penguins settled in when Jeff Zatkoff came in for relief of Fleury. Pittsburgh got a goal from Brooks Orpik before the end of the first period to cut it to 3-1. In the second period, the Penguins would again cut into the Flyers lead when Matt Niskanen's shot from the point beat a screened Steve Mason to make it 3-2.
The Flyers would respond later in the second when the Penguins went on the power play as Couturier and Read skated in on a two-on-one. Read let a wrist shot go top-shelf to put the Flyers up 4-2 giving him his second shorthanded goal of the weekend.
It wasn't over yet, though. The Penguins went right back to work when Brian Gibbons found Jayson Megna on a two-on-one to make it 4-3.
Once again, neither team scored in the third period as the Flyers preserved the 4-3 win. It was a huge victory for the Flyers as they took four of a possible four points against their division-rivals.
Read registered three goals on the weekend, two of them coming shorthanded. The Flyers' forward is now tied for the NHL lead with four shorthanded goals on the season.
Philadelphia held former-Hart Trophy winners Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin without points in both games this weekend. It marked the first time since January 21-23rd, 2006 that the Flyers swept a home-and-home with the Penguins.
The Flyers ability to control the games was due in large part to their play on the penalty kill as the Flyers killed off all nine Pittsburgh power play opportunities and, in fact, scored two goals of their own while the Penguins were on the man-advantage.
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In his Daily Mass homily yesterday on the feast of the First Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church, Pope Francis reminded the congregation that the Church grows and is refreshed with the blood of the martyrs who are willing to witness to the faith of Christ with their lives. "The Church grows thanks to the blood of the martyrs. This is the beauty of martyrdom," Francis said, "it begins with witness, day after day, and it can end like Jesus, the first martyr, the first witness, the faithful witness: with blood." Francis pointed out that even though the Church was commemorating the very first martyrs of the Roman Church, there are many more martyrs for the sake of Christianity today than there were in the early Church, when Christians were openly persecuted by the various entities of the Roman state. The Pope reminded the people of the long-held saying that "the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church."
Pope Francis said that the witness of Christians is necessary for the growth and survival of the Church. "We know that there is no growth without the Spirit: it is He who is Church, it is He who makes the Church grow; it is He who convokes the Church's community, but the witness of Christians is necessary too...and when historical situations require a strong witness, there are martyrs, the greatest witnesses."
Francis further pointed out that there must be no "conditions" placed on someone's willingness to be a witness for Christ. "In the Gospel reading of the day, one of Jesus's disciples said that he would follow Him, but only after having buried his father… and the Lord replied: 'No! Follow me without conditions,'Your witness must be firm," the Pope said. "You must use the same strong language that Jesus used: 'Your words must be yes, yes or no, no.' This is the language of testimony."
"Let us think also to our brothers who are persecuted, who suffer and who, with their blood are nurturing the seed of so many little Churches that are born. Let us pray for them and for us."
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I'm almost always cold at home. The winter months in Nashville aren't horrible but I'm still chilled most of the time. I sit around with a blanket covering me and my husband thinks I'm insane since he's sitting there perfectly comfortable. I walk past the thermostat and notice it's turned down. Hmmm. I shoot him the evil eye. He ignores it. I reach out and turn it up a degree. Now he gives me the evil eye. It's on.
The game of turning the thermostat up and down when the other isn't looking has begun. Not a word is said. It's a silent game and one that's silly and ends up costing us more money than if we'd just agree on a temperature and leave it alone. But what can you do? I'm always cold and he's always hot. There is no good compromise. Someone's going to have to lose. I'm either going to have to cover up or he's going to have to strip down.
Diane Sollee, founder and director of the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education, reassures us that conflict is perfectly natural in loving relationships.
"It's normal to disagree about just about everything, because you're two different people," she says. "The myth is that you become one at the altar, but you don't. That's something to celebrate and be glad about. If you want to have 'one,' you can remain single and then you can leave the temperature wherever you want it."
So what's it going to take to either call a truce or end the thermostat wars for good? Well the answer is simple. It's not about whether you win or lose. You have to stop thinking about your wants and think about your partner's wants. Instead of sneaking into the hall and turning the thermostat up or down, we have to stop and discuss it with our spouse. We have to be grown-ups and one of us will have to give in. It doesn't have to be the same person all the time, but one of you will be either too hot or too cold.
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"Five Nights at Freddy's" is an indie horror game released on July 24, 2014 for $4.99 - though it's 50% off as of August 13. Horror games can be a little tricky for developers to get just right. You want to scare your audience in unique ways without relying on jump scares to get the adrenaline pumping. But you also don't want to create a game where the main character feels empowered and blows through the enemies at every turn thanks to weapons.
"Five Nights at Freddy's" has solved the issue by creating a game that is truly unique and keeps you at the edge of your seat with worry. During the day family's come to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza for entertainment and food, but at night the animatronic robots that sing for the guests take on a more sinister behavior. They roam the halls freely and if they see you, they won't realize you're a person; instead they'll think you're a robot without his suit on, and try to forcibly stuff you into a Freddy Fazbear robot.
And when I say this keeps you at the edge of your seat, I mean you and the character. You are a brand new security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and you can't leave your chair. You have a handheld system for monitoring the security cameras. If the robots get too close to your office you have can close the security room doors. But remember, you have a limited amount of electricity to last the whole night.
Don't waste the limited resources those pesky budget cuts have left you with and keep an eye on those animatronics.
The only way the eery atmosphere of this game could be more intense is if you used an Oculus Rift; the game is compatible with it. Due to the security guard being totally stationary in the security room other than being able to move his head back and forth, the Oculus Rift would likely intensified that feeling of foreboding each night as the game progressed.
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Tennis Blanks Rhode Island, 7-0
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AMHERST, Mass. -- The University of Massachusetts women's tennis team (11-6, 3-0 A-10) won every set as it took its third-consectuitve Atlantic 10 victory, 7-0, over the University of Rhode Island (3-8, 0-2 A-10), this afternoon at the Upper Boyden Courts.
Junior Susan Johnson (Arnold, Md.) teamed up with junior Dorothy Iwanowicz (Hilton Head, S.C.) to take the No. 1 doubles match, 8-1. Junior Jana Bartoloni (Quincy, Mass.) and senior Sasha Edelstein (Haifa, Israel) took down their opponent at the No. 2 spot, 8-1, while freshman Kristin DiPiero (Huntingdon Valley, Pa.) and junior Lesley Fisher (Shrewsbury, Mass.) won in the No. 3 slot, 8-2.
In singles competition, freshman Masha Pozar (Ljublijana, Slovenia) won in straight sets, 6-1, 6-2, at the No. 1 spot. Edelstein handled her opponent at No. 2, defeating her, 6-0, 6-1. Iwanowicz competed at the No. 3 slot, winning 6-1, 6-0. Johnson, Bartoloni, and DiPiero all won their singles matches at No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6, respectively.
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Is this my twin's sister pregnancy I'm going through or am I really pregnant?
My identical twin sister is almost 7 months pregnant with her second child. We look exactly alike, literally, even during her pregnancy! I have all the symptoms including the belly! I want to have a child, and have been hoping for the past year with negative results. This past six weeks has been incredible with me gaining 25 pounds, tenderness, nausea, etc...except the urine test are negative and I haven't missed a menstruation. I took a blood test with my doctor today. Results on Monday. If I'm not pregnant, which I am praying I am, looking and feeling pregnant, when I'm not, is not only emotionally draining, but really weird! Is this my sister's pregnancy or mine???? Or am I just wishfully over thinking?
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How pregnant are you thinking you are because gaining 25lbs in the past 6 wks is a lot of weight!!! That's 4 lbs a day.....posted 07/27/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Some women aren't able to get accurate results from home pregnancy tests, so a blood test was the right move for you. Also, some women bleed during pregnancy, and often times this bleeding is mistaken for being a period. If you've been trying to conceive, and you have nausea, weight gain and breast tenderness, there's a chance you're pregnant. The bond between twins is a fascinating phenomenon though. If you're not pregnant, I would say that it's definitely evidence of a unique and special relationship you share with your sister. Fingers crossed!posted 07/26/2013 by neneface
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The revolution will not be televised. Interestingly enough, that seems to be true in the case of the protestors on Wall Street, though someone did share photos of the protest on Facebook. What makes it onto the evening news is a selective process. Last night I was noticing how many people on Facebook were posting things of a political nature with references to the right wing, unemployment, tax breaks for the rich. So, I wrote a comment: "Let's take it to the streets." We are overly ripe for that. Enough of this class warfare hyperbole. It is dividing us as a people.
I had time before work yesterday so I spent an hour at Whole Foods. I actually don't get stuff in there much, but I wanted to experience the culture of the place. In the morning, it is nice and quiet. Everything is so luscious and tempting. I love the skin and bath items. I would be happy to have a sample of each product and two weeks in which to use it. Now I am contradicting what I said in the first paragraph, but it is the yin to the yang. Anyway, I found the most expensive hair-styling product I could that had a tester and used a bunch. Feeling smug about that. I had a nice oatmeal breakfast loaded with all the goodies, and then bought some raspberries and olives (on sale). Of course, these are essential items. It was still more than I thought. I cannot relate to people who fill their grocery carts with Whole Foods stuff on a regular basis. What reality are they in.
Everyone on that end of town (a big company's Fisher Price playland) looks hip, casually so, important and brimming with marketing and creativity. I can't compete. No people of color here — except the occasional. Everyone is young too. Then I go back to my end (government offices, shelters, courthouse) and half the people look and are mentally ill and\or homeless. There are a large number are people of color and most are male. The other half of the people are city employees and service providers; social workers, health workers, attorneys, police, small business owners. There is a semi-permanent encampment of homeless people under the highway. It is pretty inventive what they've done. There are mattresses, blankets and pillows, bags, a large clock, and even a mirror hanging on the chain-link fence behind them. Some mornings as I drive on to the entrance ramp of the highway, a few are up, combing their hair, chatting with their neighbors — some semblance of a home. Then once every few days the city comes and shovels it all away and washes it down with some toxic soap mixture. I do wonder what the heck we (me, I guess) are really doing for the people who are homeless. I certainly see it getting worse.
I used to be such an activist, so did everyone else I knew. Is it dormant, buried in middle-aged responsibilities, are we too tired, is the world too fractured to organize, or are we ill equipped to use modern technology to our advantage? I don't know anyone who isn't having a hard time one way or another. There is nothing that says we are all entitled to a life of stability and upward mobility, but when everyone — especially the poor — are being shaken down and there are some people (corporations) who are escaping and even profiting at this time. And there are two wars going on. It is time to get moving and act as a community, ensure that the most challenged among us are treated as we all want to be treated.
I went to have some Whole Foods raspberries last night, and my 13-year-old son had eaten the entire box while watching TV.


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With recent tension in the eastern region over a 2009 Ukrainian gas deal . There has been recent talk of the EU taking Russia before the (WTO) World Trade Organization. Russia still views the nation as satellite within its former region of influence. Russia still reels from the Humiliation of its collapse and seeks to take a pragmatically assertive posture to regain not only what as it sees regional dominance but establish itself as viable economic force. An economic trade war would pose a limited risk at best for the EU with the exception of oil. Russia being the largest provider of Oil and natural gas for the EU could cripple the EU within weeks given a trad war erupting.
The Yeltsin foreign policy era left his successor with a crisis in U.S.-Russian relations as well as Russian- Post Soviet State relations . Moscow has been angered by NATO's expansion and the bombing of Serbia. Yeltsin foreign policy focused on the Kremlin obstructing U.S. policy in the Gulf but cannot free Iraq of its sanctions and is but a bystander in the Arab-Israeli diplomacy. The Russians oppose American influence over the Caspian oil routes and Turkish competition in Central Asia. Finally, there was the nuclear balance. Yeltsin foreign policy was unable to sustain their current nuclear arsenal and modernize it, or to agree to the reductions in START II, the Russians face new pressure from the U.S. to revise the ABM Treaty. Meanwhile, Moscow's once formidable conventional forces are starved for equipment.
Vladimir Putin by far is the most misunderstood of the three Russian Leaders. Much like Khrushchev and Yeltsin. Putin was shaped by the era in which he ruled. Tasked with bringing economic and foreign policy reform to a struggling and internationally irrelevant Russia. Tsygankov on pg. 131 describes Putin as " critical of past practices of over extending Russia's foreign policy resources. "Then Tsygankov follows up with describing Putin as pragmatic and full of self-concentration on pg. 131. One can firmly estabish that Putin unlike Gorbachev and Kozyrev was not eager to replicate Western social democratic or liberal values.
Putin is quoted by Tsygankov as saying that Russia would never become a 2nd edition of the U.S or Great Britain. Putin's strong and focused foreign policy seeks to build alliances within its region to counter China, the US and EU. The Russian Federation under the stern hand of Vladimir Putin has mastered this position of unitary actor dating back to its days ruled by the Soviet Party and the revolution. In the Russian Federation all information is filtered through the Kremlin to the office of Presidency of Vladimir Putin. This is authoritative in nature do the fact any deviation can and will be enforced by the authoritarian function.
Not much can be said about Putin and Dmitry Medvedev seeing as Dmitry Medvedev presidency was nothing more than a "Putin Proxy" due to term restraints placed on Putin which have been recently circumvented. Russia's foreign policy approach has not become confrontational or colonial nor has not returned to the era of attempting to balance the United States' global reach instead, Russia has sought to capitalize and utilize on its new economic recovery and energy competitiveness and tap into Western economic markets, while maintaining domestic political stability and an essentially defensive security posture. According to Zbigniew Brzezinski, "Moscow's Mussolini," Wall Street Journal in 2004 Putin's speech at the Munich Conference on Security Policy became a high point in Russia's new assertiveness and was extremely critical of the U.S. "unilateralism," yet it only meant to preserve and deepen achievements of cooperation with the West.
Many have interpreted the Russian Federation international assertiveness and at times such as in 2008's Georgia incursion even antagonistic as an indicator of Russia's departure from the West and a vindication of their old fears about Soviet Union. Such a view disregards that Russia had to endure in silence and by some observers even swallow the war in the Balkans, two rounds of NATO expansion, the U.S. withdrawal from the ABM treaty, U.S. military presence in Central Asia, the invasion of Iraq and, now, plans to deploy elements of nuclear missile defense in Eastern Europe, along with the recent media war implicating Russia as a potential enemy. It is this overt and by Russian Standards hostile posture that creates and enflames the idea of assertive pragmatism
Russia Federation is the primary embodiment of hegemonic war and assumes an integral role in "the evolution of a global system governed by a dominant power by virtue of its military and economic strength." General War is defined by Levy suing Toynbee's Theory that states "a bid for world domination by the leading power evokes an opposing coalition of all the other powers in the system and a "general war to maintain the balance of power."
Michael Ross is has stated "oil wealth often wreaks havoc on a country's economy and politics, makes it easier for insurgents to fund their rebellions, and aggravates ethnic grievances." He continues to note that over the last several years, and "with violence falling in general, oil producing states make up a growing fraction of the world's conflict-ridden countries."
Ross additionally observes that "the more widespread problem is that it breeds conflict within them" and that "the number of oil-producer-based conflicts is likely to grow in the future as stratospheric prices of crude oil push more countries in the developing world to produce oil and gas." According to RS, "oil is not unique; diamonds and other minerals produce similar problems," but as the world's most sought-after commodity, "and with more countries dependent on it than on gold, copper, or any other resource, oil has an impact more pronounced and more widespread."


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HTC Sensation may become available from Telstra on July 12 for free
It was just a couple of days ago when we first learned that the HTC Sensation will be sold in Australia by Telstra starting sometime next month, and here we are with more details. A source has informed Ausdroid that HTC's flagship smartphone for this year will become available to buy from the Australian carrier on July 12. So in a couple of weeks, those of you in Australia will be able to get a brand new HTC superphone from Telstra.
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07FEB13Posted by Daecghnaegh on Feb 7, 2013 in OA Shop Updates | 0 comments
Been mostly busy at the shop and have managed to move ahead on various small projects. In this entry, I'd like to share some of the photos I found while uploading stuff into the gallery area.
HNP-2, the larger of the 2 hog nosed psalteries.
Sutton Hoo lyre replica, underway.
The Pochette's progress.
Another shot of the Medieval Viol, prior to carving soundholes.
Lili Blossom Bourn with an Anglo Saxon Lyre, for scale.
A modern, chromatic lyre (the OA-3) ready to ship.
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Chippewa Valley football falls to Stevenson, rival Cougars up next
By Jon Malavolti
Posted October 10, 2012
CLINTON TOWNSHIP – Few things can pick a team back up after a deflating loss than a game against a rival.
And that's exactly what the Big Reds are preparing to do following a 24-7 loss to Utica Stevenson Oct. 5.
The Big Reds were looking to lock up a playoff berth on homecoming night and to remain in the hunt for the Macomb Area Conference Red Division title. Instead, they were forced to settle for a loss, falling to 5-2 on the season and 2-2 in the division.
And everybody knows what's next.
Dakota is coming to town.
The Big Reds and Cougars will square off at 7 p.m. Oct. 12 at Chippewa. Dakota is 6-1 overall, having locked up its ninth straight berth into the postseason with a 47-0 win over Utica Ford II last week. The Cougars also improved to 4-0 in the MAC Red, meaning they've locked up at least a share of the division title. A win over Chippewa would give it to them outright.
So, as Dakota looks to gain from its momentum, including improving its playoff seeding and locking up the MAC Red crown outright, Chippewa hopes to play the spoiler and end a three-year postseason absence. Six wins automatically qualify teams that play nine-game schedules, like Dakota and Chippewa, for the playoffs.
"They're our archrival, so if we're not excited to play them, we're in trouble," Chippewa coach Scott Merchant said after the loss to Stevenson.
The Cougars have beaten the Big Reds 10 straight times, including a 24-14 decision last year.
Following the game against Dakota, Chippewa will travel to play Port Huron (5-2 overall, 4-0 MAC White) at 7 p.m. Oct. 19 in the regular-season finale.
"We knew we had three tough games left," the coach continued. "It's not going to be any easier next week or the week after that. Port Huron is a good football team. We've got our work cut out for us. We're going to have to play a lot better to win.
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by T. Scott GilliganNational Funeral Directors Association General CounselPrinted with the permission of T. Scott Gilligan
Funeral homes around the country have been called by a business known as Everest Information Services, LLC (Everest). The phone representatives from Everest typically ask funeral homes to report their prices for a number of different funeral services. In some cases, Everest has also sent letters to funeral homes alleging that they have failed to give out pricing information as required by the Funeral Rule. These activities have raised a number of questions regarding Everest, many of which are answered in the article linked to below.
The state will host the 2010 Pennsylvania Broadband Summit this fall to move closer toward the goal of making high-capacity, affordable, reliable and sustainable broadband services available for all residents, businesses and institutions.
The Summit takes place Sept. 20 - 21 at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel and Convention Center in Camp Hill, Cumberland County. To register or learn more, visit www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/pa-broadband.
The free event will explore practical applications of broadband technology, potential solutions to challenges related to access and adoption, as well as details of the state and national broadband plans.
High-speed Internet access is fast becoming an economic, educational, and social necessity. Communities and businesses that have it are positioned to compete in the global marketplace. Those that don't risk being on the wrong side of an ever-growing digital divide.
"Broadband is a key driver for economic development, public safety, education, health care, and job creation. Without question, broadband connectivity is the life-blood of the digital economy," said Governor Edward G. Rendell. "You can't overstate its impact on public services, local economies and quality of life."


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After decades of manufacturing and items created through factory production going offshore to be done by a cheaper labor force(i.e China and other low-wage countries), the US is now seeing that work is returning onshore.
There is however one big difference: the workforce being used to accomplish this is much smaller.
US factory payrolls have increased four years in a row, totaling about 650,000 jobs added during that period to the American economy. While that is good, and the best stretch of growth for manufacturing in 25 years, it does not come near the 6 million jobs that were lost over the past decade.
While the last three decades saw many companies, large and medium sized, produce overseas to take advantage of cheap labor and transportation cost; the last five years has seen a dramatic return.
With rising wages in China and Mexico, the cost of natural gas production in America decreasing transportation costs by 25%, and technological advances that required a more skilled worker and less dependent of the number of people touching a product, more manufacturing work can be performed here, and with a better quality control.
The one drawback to reshoring, is that it now requires less people to produce that same amount of manufacturing output. Therefore more work returns, less jobs created to support that effort.


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A summer fun gift basket valued for more than $200 will be available. Only 200 tickets will be sold. Raffle tickets are $5 each and the drawing will take place July 3. The basket includes a 9-foot umbrella, insulated lunch bag, sunblock, bug spray, a $25 Rite Aid gift card, a $30 gift card to the Upper Crust and more.
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CALGARY, AB. – The Western Hockey League 'Mid-Season' Plays of the Year are now available for viewing on www.whl.ca. Each week the WHL produces a 'Plays of the Week', of those clips the WHL Plays of the Year, up to the holiday break, were selected and produced into a high energy package to be displayed on www.whl.ca and WHL Club websites.
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Refugees attempt to find a new life in Luz, which Looking for Lilith will present beginning tonight.
Luz will take place on Feb. 27, 28, Mar. 1, 3, 6, 7, and 8 at 7:30 p.m. each night. A matinee will go on Mar. 8 at 2 p.m. All performances will go on at the Henry Clay Theatre, located in the Henry Clay Building at 604 S. Third Street in Old Louisville.
Tickets for each show are $18 for adults, $15 for seniors, and $15 for students. For the community night show, Mar. 3, tickets are $10 per person. All tickets can be purchased at the door. More information on the show can be found at the Looking for Lilith website.
Luz focuses on refugees Luz, Helene, and Zia as they hope for freedom from the world they escaped. Their personal and intersecting stories deal with themes of gender-based violence, a judicial system that could seemingly care less, and social justice.
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He attended the Wallagrass convent until his mother's passing at which time he went to work in the forest industry and on local farms. Later, he joined many from our area and went to work in Connecticut. He was especially proud of the times he worked for Pratt & Whitney. Deciding to leave the city so he could raise his children in a safer environment, he returned home to Wallagrass, where he then worked for SAD 27 for more than 30 years. During this time he recalled sharing many special personal relationships with co-workers, especially with his "Buddy" Bert Berube.
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- Misuse or damage of University property is unacceptable. Charges will be assessed against those participants who are responsible for damage or misusing University property.
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Utah Jazz players reflect on treasured tournament moments
Becoming a contributor for the Jazz after being waived by Denver in February isn't his only comeback story. Carroll's John Carroll Catholic High School team from Birmingham, Ala., rallied to win the state championship his junior season.
"We were down by 10 with like a minute and 45 (seconds) to go, and we came back and won," Carroll recalled. "They (Bob Jones HS) just started turning the ball over. I don't know what they was doing."
Two minutes later, however, Carroll & Co. were celebrating a thrilling 36-0 2003 season and a 6A Missouri championship.
The only thing that didn't go Carroll's way — Alabama-bound teammate Ronald Steele was named MVP.
"I was supposed to get MVP," said Carroll, who earned it and another state title his senior year. "I was mad about it. I can say that now."
Carroll said that while smiling, by the way.
"Game 7. Milwaukee. 2001."
In April of that year, Bell signed with Philadelphia. Despite being a late-season newcomer to the NBA, he showed his stuff in the Eastern Conference finals finale.
"It was the first time I really ever made a big difference in a playoff game," Bell said.
Coach Larry Brown liked what he did off the bench in Game 6 after Philly fell down by 20, so he decided to give Bell a bigger reserve role
"I was the first sub off the bench in Game 7 and came in had a dunk and a three and a layup and a couple of steals from Ray Allen, and kind of just sparked it, man," Bell said. "Eastern Conference finals, my rookie year. Good (stuff)."
The Sixers won but fell to the Lakers in the NBA finals.
As a junior, Jefferson's Prentiss High School team went into the 2003 Mississippi state tournament as a No. 3 seed — "as the underdog," he pointed out.
Three victories later — and a scoring average of about 45 points for Jefferson — his resilient squad had secured the 3A crown and the school's first hoops trophy.
Jefferson spoke with heart-warming emotion as he reflected back on a conversation he had in the school gym that night. He and his coach sat quietly together reminiscing over adversity they'd overcome.
"We had a rough season all year, that whole season we were getting whooped, getting beat and then all of a sudden we just turned it on in the end," Jefferson said. "We were just looking at each other and took a deep breath, like, 'If we would've said this in the beginning of the year would you (have) believed it?' "
Jefferson continued: "We just couldn't believe that everything just turned around for us and we ended up winning the state championship, the only one my school ever won. It was an amazing moment."
A moment, Jefferson said, when he learned to never give up.
Something his new team might take to heart nine years later.
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DeKALB, Ill. - Northern Illinois sophomore Kevin Fanta and senior Brad Dieckhaus head to St. Louis this week, where they will compete at the NCAA Championships inside the Scottrade Center. The meet begins Thursday at 11 a.m. and runs through the finals on Saturday night. This year marks the 41st-straight season in which at least one NIU wrestler has competed at the NCAA meet. "We have a strong and proud tradition at Northern," said Huskie head coach Ryan Ludwig. "The goal is to reach new heights as we continue to build as a program." Fanta's first meet at 141 pounds will be a tough one, as he faces ninth-seeded Nick Dardanes of Minnesota. Dardanes boasts a 19-8 record this season and placed fourth at the Big Ten Championships for the Golden Gophers. In the following round, Fanta will face either Luke Goettl of Iowa State or #8 Darius Little of North Carolina State. Goettl earned an at-large bid after an 11-11 season with the Cyclones, while Little is 33-10 and finished in second place at the ACC Championships for the Wolfpack. "Kevin has been working hard on the little things in the last week of training," Ludwig said. "He has a great mindset entering the tournament. He's focused on making the most of his opportunity this year at NCAAs." Dieckhaus will start the final meet of his college career with a matchup against Binghamton's Nathan Schiedel at 184 pounds. Schiedel, who was the Colonial Athletic Association's runner-up at 184, comes into the tournament with a 28-8 record. "Brad is prepared mentally for his run in St. Louis," Ludwig said. "He is one of the most focused individuals I have ever coached. He knows what to expect at this tournament and having been there before will add to his composure." Dieckhaus' other Thursday opponent will be either #4 Steve Bosak of Cornell or Purdue's Braden Atwood. Bosak was 28-4 with the Big Red and took second place at the EIWA Championships, helping CU win the team title. Atwood, meanwhile, went 21-13 and placed seventh at the Big Ten Championships with the Boilermakers. The Huskie senior defeated Atwood earlier this season with a 6-1 decision Dec. 1, but lost to Bosak with a 16-0 technical fall at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Philadelphia. Fans can watch all the action from St. Louis on ESPN3 and ESPNU. For more information, log on to www.WatchESPN.com.


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By Dara Gantly. More than 60 GPs from across the North East have urged the Minister for Health not to impose any further cuts to GMS payments and related schemes.
In a written submission to the Department — seen by Irish Medical Times — the GPs said further reductions would cost the taxpayer more that the cost of maintaining the current fee structure, because the resulting reduction in services available in the community would cause an increase in attendances in an already-overburdened hospital system.
Additional cuts would also result in "significant worsening in patient care" and increased unemployment of practice staff, the doctors warned.
Signed by 61 GPs from five counties in just 24 hours, the document was put together by Drs Helen O'Neill and Ruairi Hanley and was submitted as part of the latest consultation process under the Financial Emergency Measures in the Public Interest (FEMPI) Act 2009.
Over the past three years, the GPs indicated that there had been a 25 per cent reduction in fees paid to GPs, including reductions in GMS payments, fees for the provision of nursing home care and other schemes, and the abolition of distance codes.
The co-op in the region, NEDoc, has also had its funding slashed by 65 per cent over the past two years. "In face of the considerable challenges this has imposed, GPs to date have struggled hard to continue to provide a consistently excellent service," the document states.
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The professionals concerned in this review are GPs who hold contracts with the HSE in respect of services which they render to or on behalf of the HSE under the GMS Scheme, the Health (Amendment) Act 1996, the Maternity and Infant Care Scheme, the Heartwatch Programme and certain national immunisation programmes, including the Primary Childhood Immunisation Programme.
The Minister has determined that the consultation process shall be completed by December 20 next.
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Senior Jenna Donnerberg was the only Lady Hawk to have any luck against a tenacious Pullman tennis squad last Thursday.
In the Cheney girls' opener—planned matches against Clarkston have been rescheduled for April 10—the Hawks were defeated by the Greyhounds 6-1, with Donnerberg getting a victory at No. 1 singles. Donnerberg bested Raquel Marcelo of Pullman 6-3, 6-2.
In No. 1 doubles, Greyhounds Amy Wells and Stacey Field brought down seniors Bridget Hammes and Brittney Gallagher 6-2, 6-1.
The Lady Hawks will play at home against Deer Park today (Thursday) and Medical Lake next Tuesday. Matches are at 3 p.m.
A complete team preview and results will appear in next week's Cheney Free Press.
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Newport sits along the mid-Oregon coastline, and is a busy area for nesting shore and sea birds. The birds come into breed, nest, and raise their young in the 10's of thousands. These birds can be seen along the coastline, and are concentrated at Yaquina Outstanding Natural Resource Area, just north of Newport. The bird species seen here are common murre, bald eagle, black oyster catcher, peregrine falcon, white-crowned sparrow, and more. The area is home to harbor seals, and tide pool marine life. The visitor's center offers the rich history of the area, updates on the birding opportunities, and a gift shop. On the end of the headland, the Yaquina Head Lighthouse overlooks the Pacific Ocean.
At the south end of town, the Oregon Coast Aquarium is open to locals and tourists. The aquarium is home to many different species of marine life, including sea otters, harbor seals, and tufted puffin. The programs offered through the aquarium are educational and fun for all ages. Children enjoy the variety of sea life shown in the tanks, and are able to see animals from different areas of the ocean. The underwater tunnel is a wonderful way of experiencing the ocean without a submarine or scuba gear.
Newport is rich in its artist scene. The area is home to many art galleries, music venues, and the Newport Arts Center. The Newport Performing Arts Center hosts music events, plays, and comedy. It is located in the historic Nye District of Newport near the ocean. The Newport Visual Arts Center is located about 3 blocks north of the Performing Arts Center, and shows the artwork of local/regional artists. The arts center sits right above the beach, and the Yaquina Art Association Gallery.
The local music scene centers around the Nye historic district. Cafe' Mundo often hosts local musicians, and is a family-friendly venue. The June Rushing Band is one of the most popular groups to play at the cafe, and other venues through-out the central coast.
The sandy beaches on the south end of Newport are great for beach combing, kite flying, and surfing activities. The Kite Company in downtown Newport is a great place to look at and purchase kites. The staff is knowledgeable about single (basic) and duel line (stunt) kites, and purchase includes a basic lesson on kite care and flying instructions. The prices are less than many of the larger stores in the area.


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PD: Several people hurt in Glendale collision
GLENDALE, AZ - Several people have been taken to Valley hospitals after a multi-vehicle accident in Glendale Saturday night.
Glendale police say the accident happened just after 7 p.m. at 59th and Northern avenues.
A fire department official said an 18-year-old driver has extremely critical injuries as a result of the crash.
According to police, a gold sedan was traveling westbound on Northern Avenue when the driver ran a red light, hitting a red pickup traveling northbound on 59th Avenue.
Police say there was also a female passenger and two children in the sedan.
The pickup truck was driven by an adult male and had a female passenger.
All were taken to local hospitals.
A third vehicle was involved but it is unclear whether anyone was injured.
The intersection was closed for several hours.


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Malvern 45, Old Halesonians 13.
MALVERN made several changes to their side for this North Midlands Cup quarter-final tie, bringing in some of the younger squad players and returnees from injury, but still ran out victorious.
The visitors opened the scoring with a third-minute penalty and controlled the opening skirmishes.
However, when Malvern got the ball for the first time Tom Longley made a break James Southall carried on the move and Ollie Marshall was on hand to go over and set up Adam Dixon's conversion.
The Spring Lane side were full of running from then on, Adam Billig breaking to the hosts' five-metre line and winning a scrum.
The ball was shipped to Dixon, who fed James Bennett as he cut in field to weave through the bemused defence to score and give Dixon the extra two points.
Old Hales' well-drilled pack tried to make inroads but Malvern's defence was tight and stifled them in the middle of the park, and when they set their back-line off the cover was all-enveloping.
As the home side continued to dominate, Bennett went close but put a foot just in touch, but the forwards took over, putting in six phases of play before releasing Longley, who opened up the defence to score and give Dixon another simple conversion.
In the second-half, with the visitors having lost former Malvern flanker Jay Martin with a broken ankle, the hosts kept piling on the pressure, popping the ball well and moving it quickly along the back-line.
With Luke Milton impressing as he continually ran from deep, Billig again made advances and the ball was quickly switched across to Dixon, who cantered in and Malvern were 26-3 ahead.
As they made several changes, Midlands One West side Old Halesonians took advantage of a momentary lapse for another Malvern old boy, Chris Hooper, to score a try against the run of play.
But a response came quickly as the forwards drove upfield and Jo Baker powered over. The conversion made it 33-8.
Even after going down to 14 men after a cameo performance from Phil Rawle was ended by a yellow card, rampant Malvern stayed in control. Dixon intercepted deep in his own 22 and his 80-metre dash saw him caught on the opposition five-metre mark, but Bennett was again on hand to secure the points.
With five minutes left, Malvern took a quick tapped penalty and Ieuan Mustow tore through a tiring defence to again give Dixon a conversion.
With the last move of the match, OHs went on a kick-and-chase downfield for Seb Rose to gather and score a consolation try, but the gap between the teams and their two leagues had become evident for all to see at the end of a highly entertaining match.
Malvern thirds fell to a 29-28 defeat at Cheltenham Saracens in their latest friendly.
Tomorow, Malvern thirds host Kidderminster's second string (ko 2.15pm).


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North Central Study Committee. Surveys, 1952-1953.
GACA Collection 283
North Central Study Committee. Surveys 1952-1953. GACA Collection 283. 1 Folder.
The North Central Study Committee consists of a study done by the North Central Study Committee at Gustavus Adolphus College during the 1952-53 academic year. It includes surveys concerning the presence of religion on campus, what teachers think of veterans, and how international students are treated. The committee also examined courses offered, requirements for graduation, and scheduling policies. In addition, some documents from the school concerning policies on attendance, clothing, dancing, and other areas of interest are included.
There are no restrictions on use of this collection for research purposes. The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of the College Archives, the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library, and Gustavus Adolphus College.
North Central Study Committee. Surveys 1952-1953. GACA Collection 283. Gustavus Adolphus College Archives, St. Peter, Minnesota.
Ryan Jacobi, student worker, processed this collection and developed the finding aid during September 2011.
The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Education Surveys—United States—Minnesota.
College environment—United States—Evaluation.


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Opening So You Think You Can Dance with the remaining top 16 dancers performing a haunting Mandy Moore Contemporary routine to the Annie Lennox version of "Take Me to the River". Cat Deeley, wearing a stunning silver turtleneck dress, introduced the judges panel with Misty Copeland of American Ballet Theater returning as guest judge again. Can she be considered a guest judge anymore if she shows up three weeks in a row? Hey Anna Kendrick, are you busy next week?
Anyway, they stuck with the same format two weeks in a row announcing who was in the bottom six at the top of the show: Bridget Whitman, Marcquet Hill, Brooklyn Fullmer, Serge Onik, Tanisha Belnap, and Zack Everhart. Again, stick with this format. It works.
Valerie Rockey and Ricky Ubeda dance Bollywood to choreography by Nakul Dev Mahajan to "Dilliwaali Girlfriend" from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani Soundtrak
This was one of Nakul Dev Mahajan's best choreography showcasing Valerie as a real contender this season and unfortunately also revealing Ricky's weakness. Valerie really nailed her kicks and hand movement while staying in character, while Ricky seemed to struggle with his leg locks, usually his strongest areas, and showing no real connection with is partner. Overall though this was a terrific performance full of the verve expected of a quality Bollywood routine.
Bridget Whitman and Emilio Dosal dance Contemporary to choreography by Travis Wall to "The Leaving Song" by Chris Garneau
Just in case you haven't heard this before from this column, Travis Wall is a God. Wow! Finally we get to see Bridget Whitman really stand out and blow the curtains back. She was so into this character, put so much faith into her partner to be there for her and pushed ever moment as far as her body would allow, a new Kleenex box was opened. We could have done without another Emilio trick thrown in and just let him be known as a strong crutch in this piece, but it cannot be undone. Bridget was breathtaking and all-hail Travis Wall.
Tanisha Belnap and Rudy Abreu dance Hip-Hop to choreography by Dave Scott to "Good Kisser" by Usher
This was an incredibly sexy sultry routine that put Tanisha in the spotlight, but someone needs to remind Dave Scott that he is a Hip-Hop choreographer because this was Jazz. Sorry, but there was nothing Hip-Hop about this routine whatsoever. Hats off to the costume department. Zowie!
Jessica Richens and Marcquet Hill dance Foxtrot to choreography by Dmitry Chaplin to "I Put a Spell on You" by Nina Simone
The judges really explained the reaction to this routine very well. The choreography was very strange, Jessica looked very classic and beautiful and Marcquet fell short of what everyone expected from a Ballroom trained dancer. Pretty, but pretty boring.
Carly Blaney and Serge Onik dance Contemporary to choreography by Mandy Moore to "Foolish Games" by Jewel
Damn you Mandy Moore, you get me every time - and you got me twice tonight. It was impossible to breath at the beginning and very ending of this routine. Even though Serge is still struggling to get grounded and still has to take extra steps to get his footing, he manages to keep up with some really demanding choreography and a partner that pushes his boundaries while giving him her complete trust. Carly reminds me so much of Lindsay Arnold (S9), now in her second season on Dancing with the Stars, because she just dives into every routine and character with reckless abandon simply for the love of dance.
Emily James and Teddy Coffey dance Salsa to choreography by Oksana Omytrenko and Jonathan Platero to "Bruk It Down (Soca Remix)" by Mr. Vegas, feat. Alison Hinds
Oh my. There hasn't been a performance this bad in recent years and it was almost a complete disaster when Emily slipped in the very beginning of the routine, but thankfully she was able to save it and they made it through it. Oksana Omytrenko looks fantastic!
Jacque LeWarne and Zack Everhart dance Jazz to choreography by Sonya Tayeh to "Back to Black" by Beyonce, ft Andre 3000
This routine really showed the literal separation in growth between Jacque and Zack, because she has really grown as a dancer and assumed this character Sonya created for her and just poured her sensual self onto her partner, while he acted aloof and distance while concentrating on getting his steps right. The one thing about Sonya Tayah's choreography, get it right and it can me magical, get it wrong and it really doesn't make sense. This looked like the story of a hooker trying to pick up a gay man, which surely was not the intention.
Brooklyn Fullmer and Casey Askew dance Hip-Hop to choreography by Willdabeast Adams to "Hustle Hard" by Ace Hood, ft Rick Ross and Lil Wayne
This was just not a good night for Hip-Hop. First of all, don't choose a 10 year old song that has half of the words muted for television because it just sounds ridiculous. Second, what happened to the costume department? Sweat shorts, knee pads and bullet proof vests - really? C'mon, either pretend to care or cut the routine from the show. At least the dancers tried their absolute best while no one else seemed to give a shit.
There must have been some budget cuts this year, because it is clear in every episode that only about 50% of the routines get the staff's full attention and they go dumpster diving for the rest. Thank goodness the producers had a spectacular closing planned for the show.
Sonyah Tayeh was able to get complete redemption when she choreographed a piece to embrace her wicked strangeness and that of her favorite singer Bjork with half of the remaining dancers to "So Broken".
Travis Wall worked with the other half of the dancers to "Love Runs Out" by One Republic for a dark androgenic routine that had Nigel and Mary both talking about winning an Emmy for next year already.
Next the beautiful and incredible talented Lucy Hale performed "Lie a Little Better" from the album Road Between
Nigel announced that would go with America's vote again this week, choosing Marcquet Hill and Brooklyn Fullmer as the two dancers to leave this week. It's a shame they didn't have an opportunity to fight harder for their spot this week, but although these are both very strong dancers, they don't yet possess what it takes to win this competition. Nigel did also point out that next week there will be FOUR dancers voted off. Ouch!
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Last week I mentioned that, following Steven Frank's lead, I'd completely disabled Flash Player on my Mac. But I have a cheat, for web pages with Flash content with no non-Flash workaround. I'm really happy with this setup, so I thought I'd document it here.
Daring Fireball: Going Flash-Free on Mac OS X, and How to Cheat When You Need It
A common misconception is that in order to make a website accessible you have to abstain from using JavaScript or Flash.
Accessibility does not prevent you from using JavaScript or Flash
Browsers that understand the video element will use that while less capable browsers will play the Flash movie in the object element (and because of the way the object element works, you can put yet another layer of fallback content between the opening and closing
Flash … without the plugin
For a web standards-oriented designer/developer like myself, it was cool to see how the other half lives and what drives them. There are a lot of good and talented people in the Flash community, and it was awesome to get to meet some of them.
JeffCroft.com: On the Android Flash demo at FlashCamp Seattle
Perceptions of the web is changing. People are advocating that we treat the web like another application framework. An open, cross-platform, multi-device rival to Flash and Cocoa and everything else. I'm all for making the web richer, and exposing new functionality, but I value what makes the web weblike much, much more.
I wanted to jot down some of our thoughts on Adobe's Flash products so that customers and critics may better understand why we do not allow Flash on iPhones, iPods and iPads. Adobe has characterized our decision as being primarily business driven – they say we want to protect our App Store – but in reality it is based on technology issues. Adobe claims that we are a closed system, and that Flash is open, but in fact the opposite is true. Let me explain.
an online application that offers you to discover the musical universe of "the Incredible Pol", handling a range of "human beat-box" sounds created by the artist.
BashFlash lets you stop the Flash plug-in dead in its tracks, letting your new-fangled Mac cool down, use less power, and give you more time to do whatever it is you do. Probably blog or tweet or something.
BashFlash – A different kind of Flash blocker for Snow Leopard
The first part of my post of 1 February was not an attack on Flash. It described a way of working with Flash that also supports users who don't have access to Flash. I've followed and advocated that approach for 10 years. It has nothing to do with Apple's recent decisions and everything to do with making content available to people and search engines.
Lack of Flash in the iPad (and before that, in the iPhone) is a win for accessible, standards-based design.
Flash, iPad, Standards – Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report
Flowplayer is an Open Source (GPL 3) video player for the Web. Use it to embed video streams into your web pages
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Thanks to a tweet from Jason Santa Maria a few weeks ago (and his help since), I was pointed to Cufón, which "aims to become a worthy alternative to sIFR, which despite its merits still remains painfully tricky to set up and use."
Exploring CufĂłn, a sIFR alternative for font embedding ~ Authentic Boredom
Due to recent enhancements to the Adobe Flash Player installers, you can now remove the player only by using the Adobe Flash Player uninstaller. To remove Flash Player, simply download and run the appropriate uninstaller for your system using the steps below.
How to uninstall the Adobe Flash Player plug-in and ActiveX control
The goal of this tutorial is to distill the information at the official site for sIFR into a simple step-by-step process of how to implement sIFR on your site. After following this tutorial you will have a basic understanding of how sIFR works and will be able to expand into more advanced areas.
Welcome to the sIFR 3 tutorial. It will help you get up and running quickly, for the juicy details see Flash Configuration and JavaScript Configuration. Please note that you'll need the Flash 8 Editor in order to export the Flash movies.
The Eco Zoo. If you take a close look at the animals there… you might be able to get some tips to live in a more environmentally friendly way.
Flash Animation Portfolio.
flash site with a very oganic flow of animated content display
today's instant variations in rhythm call for something stronger: elasticity, the product of adaptability plus acceleration. Design and the Elastic Mind explores the reciprocal relationship between science and design in the contemporary world by b…
The SWF format is now totally open. Rejoice! This is big: Adobe is removing restrictions on the use of the SWF and FLV/F4V specifications as part of their new Open Screen Project 2008.
What is SWFObject 2.0?
audio player – for sites as well as WP
– online winkelen
juice – polish/czech
sIFR 2.0: Rich Accessible Typography for the Masses
Why is Event sound quality better than Streaming sound quality?
Why is Event sound quality better than Streaming sound quality?
Animation: Lip-Syncing in Flash
Handling cue points for audio files in ActionScript 2.0 and ActionScript 3.0
Adding Audio to Flash CS3
Mac Style PhotoFlip Gallery This Photoshop + Flash tutorial will show you how to design a cool photo gallery as seen on AppleTV website and in many Mac application
3D doodles
The JW Media Player (built with Adobe's Flash) supports playback of a single media file of any format the Adobe Flash Player can handle (MP3, FLV, SWF, JPG, PNG and GIF).


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