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Batman Black and White - David
Sculpting - ***1/2
The overall sculpt is one of my favorites recently, but I have to admit
that there are a few spots that are softer than I'd like. That's
particularly true around the mouth and nose, where a slightly sharper,
detailed sculpt would have added a little more to the heroic profile.
really love the work on the cape though, which hangs very naturally and
wrinkles just right. The key to properly translating this design into a
visually interesting 3-D statue was the cape (which is pretty much true
of almost every Batman statue), and McPherson did a great job front and
Along with the slightly soft
face, I have one other issue
that holds him back from perfection. The head's a smidge
for the broad shoulders, although that does tend to be the superhero
He's a little larger than most
of the statues, which
usually tend to be in the 6" scale range. He's about 6 1/2" tall, and a
little bulkier than some of the statues, but it's a minor difference,
and I prefer slightly larger to undersized.
Paint - ***
Paint seems to always be the bane of this line, but it's the quality
has been pretty high on the last few releases. This time it's decent,
but there's enough issues to pull it down slightly.
edges along the face around the cowl are a little sloppy, and the lip
color isn't really a good choice for him. He's more of a fall.
belt and pouches were supposed to have additional highlighting ops, but
they were dropped from the production statue. I miss them, as they
highlighted some of the sculpting detail. Without them, the belt looks
pretty dull.
The high gloss boots and glove
look great, but the
black across the back of the cape was a little inconsistent in color,
with an oval area that looks like it might have brushed against
something lightly while it was still wet. It's more obvious in bright
light, so I'm not deducting as much as I would if it were obvious under
normal conditions, but it's still worth noting.
Design/Quality - ****
While the final head is a little small for the body, I have to say that
I really love this design. It amazes me that they can continue to come
up with visually interesting designs, and finding ways to make the
costume interesting over and over again.
though he's simply standing there, the design gives the impression of
power, danger and intent. You're about to get your ass kicked, and you
know it.
The statue is permanently
attached to the base this
time, so there's no need to worry about damaging the foot or the base
with a metal peg. On the bottom of the base is the edition
number, same as past releases.
Value - **1/2
Sadly, around $65 is the current going rate for statues in just the 6"
scale. You can actually pick this guy up for closer to just $60 if you
shop wisely, but if you pay $70 or more, you can deduct another half
star off this score.
Things to Watch Out For -
Not a thing.
Overall - ***1/2
Another nice addition to the Batman: Black and White series. While
Mazzucchelli isn't the most influential Batman artist, he did work on a
key series in the modern version of the Dark Knight. The design is one
of my favorites of the series - simple, yet compelling.
paint work needs to remain at the best quality possible though,
especially at this price point, and there's a few slip ups this time
DC Direct showed off a couple
cool additional Batman
releases at SDCC, including the Lee Bemejo version, and the Frank
Quitely version, but I'm really looking forward to the next villain in
the series, Catwoman! You can see all three in my
SDCC coverage of DC Direct.
Score Recap:
Packaging - ***
Sculpting - ***1/2
Paint - ***
Design/Quality - ****
Value - **1/2
Overall - ***1/2
Where to Buy -
Online options include:
- Alter Ego Comics
has him for $68.
- Urban Collector
has him at just $62.
- Things From Another World
has him at $64.
- Entertainment
Earth has him at $80.
- Forbidden
Planet has it in the UK for 55 GBP.
- You can also always try
ebay looking for a deal.
Links -
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statues, including the Penguin,
Knight 2 version, the Bruce Timm version, the Ethan Van
Sciver version, the Aparo,
the Neal
Adams and George Perez versions, the Gotham
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Should we point out in this article, or in the respective technique articles that Eight Trigrams Vacuum Wall Palm and Fang Rotating Fang appeared in an opening prior to their actual debut in the anime? We made a similar note with Spiralling Strife Spheres. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:13, April 6, 2012 (UTC)
- Ah I was just wondering about this and would it apply to the characters as well? I wouldn't have a problem with that.
- Anddd might I add. I do hope so much that the animators go to work in this arc and I mean work!--Cerez365™(talk) 02:00, April 9, 2012 (UTC)
I have a question: Why Kunoichi101 is still erasing Killer Bee's lack of participation in the opening, i mean, that's an important trivia (like Hinata, Sakura and Ino fighting against Konan in an earlier opening). Dragon NJMB (talk) 08:49, August 6, 2012 (UTC)
- because he didn't appear in that opening. and i don't think that's a trivia to me if you state. Kunoichi101 (talk) 06:03, June 23, 2013 (UTC)Kunoichi101
someone needs to clean up. the lyrics are too short. Kunoichi101 (talk) 19:55, June 25, 2012 (UTC)Kunoichi101

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Michelle Alexander, who lives in the building with her fiancé and 9-year-old son, said she noticed the fire on her son's bed and tried to put it out with water, but then she saw the flames moving under the bed. That's when she fled the building, she said.
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Loretta Dixon, one of the owners of the apartment building, which faces Barres Lane, said that 10 of the 12 apartments in the building were occupied.
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College Hockey:Providence Wins Double OT Thriller
Friars Advance in Longest Hockey East Game Ever, Keep NCAA Hopes Alive
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Neither Boston University nor Providence seemed eager to take off their uniforms and begin their summer vacations.
With the Terriers and Friars both needing victories to keep their seasons alive and advance to the Hockey East Semifinals, the two teams played the longest game in Hockey East history — an exhausting and physical thriller in the rubber match of their three-game quarterfinal series.
After 96 minutes and 26 seconds, the Friars finally emerged victorious when Marc Suderman redirected a left-point slapshot by Regan Kelly through the five-hole of freshman goaltender Sean Fields, setting off a celebration at Schneider Arena.
"Honestly, all I can remember is the puck getting back to Kelly, and Reegs took a shot," Suderman said. "I was kind of coming across in front of the net. He put it about a foot off the ice — great spot to tip it — and I put my stick there and hoped for the best.
"I hit it and saw the puck go through Fields' legs, and after that, pandemonium."
Friar Coach Paul Pooley had some words before the second overtime that proved to be prophetic.
"I told them it was a battle of wills," Pooley said. "We do a drill called the Hose Drill, where we do a lot of one-on-ones; we do a lot of cycling down low; we do a lot of faceoffs.
"I told them we were going to win the game because of the Hose Drill. And it was off a faceoff that won it, on a chip to the net."
The Friars do one-on-ones, three-on-threes, and other scenarios: The players who lose a faceoff have to skate down-and-backs as punishment.
"I said, 'You're sick of down-and-backs, but a faceoff wins you a hockey game," Pooley said. "It's the simple things."
The win keeps the Friars' NCAA tournament hopes alive. They probably still need at least a win over Maine in the Hockey East semifinals on Friday, but a loss tonight would have ended their dream of playing in the tournament for the first time since 1996.
As for BU, it was a tough ending for Fields. His heroics kept the Terriers in it despite being outshot by the lopsided total of 52-27. Fields had a career-high 48 saves, topping his previous high of 37, which was his total in last night's game.
Ending the season with an overtime loss was an all too recurring theme for Terrier Coach Jack Parker. Three years ago, UNH beat the Terriers to keep BU from advancing to the Frozen Four. Last year, the Terriers lost a quadruple overtime marathon — the second longest game in NCAA history — to St. Lawrence, again denying them a Final Four berth.
"I think what happened to us tonight is exactly what happened to us against St. Lawrence," Parker said. "After a while, the game deteriorated and we didn't have any legs. Playing five defensemen the whole game [due to a Pat Aufiero concussion in game one] really took its wear and tear.
"It was a real physical weekend for us, but I loved how we competed. I loved what we did after we lost the first game, how we came back and played as hard as we did in the next two. I also loved how our goaltender played: That's real bright promise for next year. He played with such poise over the last two nights."
With both teams' fourth lines on the ice, the Friars first goal came on a counterattack following BU's first scoring chance. Freshman Peter Zingoni got the puck just inside the left-wing blue line and dished a backhanded pass to Cole Gendreau streaking into the zone. The senior released a 20-foot wrister that beat Fields high, glove side.
It was a timely first goal of the season for Gendreau, whose previous goal came two seasons ago during his sophomore year.
A minute later on a power play, Providence had a great chance to go up by two when Matt Libby took a slapshot from the point, and Jon DiSalavatore got the rebound on the doorstep with Fields down, but the winger couldn't hit it home.
Halfway though the period, DiSalvatore had a second, third, and fourth opportunity, as he whacked at a rebound three times in a row without managing to score.
The biggest difference between the two teams in the period was power-play performance. Although each team enjoyed a pair of man advantages, Providence piled up shots and chances, while BU only managed one shot in goal. The Friars outshot BU by a margin of 10-3 in the period.
The Terriers came to life with a shorthanded goal at 3:20 of the second. Terrier Captain Carl Corazzini took the puck away from Regan Kelly at the point and raced down the ice, only to have Kelly's defensive partner Jay Leach make a nice poke check to deny the shot. Corazzini regained control of the puck behind the net and passed to Mike Pandolfo in the right-wing face-off circle. Pandolfo beat Schaefer low for a 1-1 deadlock.
Soon it was Providence's turn for a momentum-boosting shorthanded goal. A BU turnover triggered a three-on-one breakout for the Friars, with freshman Cody Loughlean leading the rush on the right wing. With Fields staying deep in the net, Loughean opted for a quick, hard shot, which cleanly beat Fields on the far side.
Just over a minute later, the Terriers evened it up again with a two-man advantage. Once again, it was Pandolfo from the right-wing face-off circle off of a feed from John Cronin at the point.
Pandolfo had five of BU's eight goals in the quarterfinal series.
With 1:51 left in the period, on a critical power play, Providence picked up a big goal when Kelly passed to Leach on the left point, and Leach's slapshot avoided traffic in the slot and got by Fields.
That made it 3-2. Coming into the game, Providence held an unusually strong record of 17-0-4 in games in which they had scored at least three goals.
With the Terriers down a man early in the third, it looked as if Terrier Captain Carl Corazzini and his fellow seniors might be facing the last 20 minutes of their collegiate careers. Instead, the Terriers caught a big break when freshman Mark Mullen stole the puck on the shorthanded forecheck and threw the puck at Schaefer. Mullen was almost on the goal line but apparently banked it off the goalie for a stunning bad-angle goal and a 3-3 tie with plenty of time remaining.
Both teams had nominal chances as the period progressed but few golden opportunities. At 13:20, the Terriers threatened when John Sabo crossed into the slot: Corazzini dove in a great effort to poke one home, but the shot went wide.
With 4:10 remaining, the Friars came close when Peter Fregoe camped out behind the goal line and hit Devin Rask cutting toward the net for a dangerous one-timer, but Fields stacked the pads for the save. Twenty-five seconds later, Shawn Weiman came in uncontested from the left point and almost had Fields dead to rights. The rebound came to close to the goal line, but the netminder lunged to glove it.
The crowd of 1,520 at Schneider Arena began to go ballistic, and some great end-to-end action ensued. Both teams rushed the puck — playing to win — but eventually time ran out, setting the stage for the third overtime game between the two teams this season. It also marked the tenth period of physical hockey in three nights for the rivals.
There weren't too many scoring chances in the opening minutes of overtime. Eight minutes in, DiSalvatore was set up nicely just outside the crease but couldn't sweep the puck past the recalcitrant Fields.
Fregoe had a clear shot from the left wing 12 minutes in, but Fields knocked that one aside as well.
The teams finished the first overtime with shot totals reflecting the cautious, tight-checking action, as Providence outshot BU 6-3.
Providence continued to get the better of the opportunities in double overtime. Four minutes in, Rask set up Loughlean for a shot in tight, but Fields came up with his 44th save. Two minutes later, DiSalvatore brought the puck in the zone and crossed to Fregoe breaking in alone. It looked like the moment was at hand, but Fregoe struggled with the puck on edge, and Fields made a terrific extended leg save.
Fregoe really had to be feeling snakebitten at 11:40 when he had a good initial chance, then a great chance to put in a blind, backhanded rebound with Fields out of the net, but he shot it just wide, evoking a great groan from the dwindling crowd.
That set the stage for Suderman's winner. Before tonight, the longest Hockey East game ever happened in 1994, when UNH required 90 minutes and 28 seconds to beat BC 6-5.
The series was quite a contrast to the quarterfinal matchup between the two teams at the end of the 1998-99 season. In that series, all three games were lopsided: Providence won games one and three by scores of 8-2 and 5-1, with BU picking up an 8-2 victory in game two. This year's series featured two games decided by one goal and a 6-3 Providence win in game one.
While Providence (21-11-5) advances to face Maine on Friday, BU's season has come to an end. Coincidentally, their final record of 14-20-3 matches their record of that 1998-99 season, when Providence also ended their season at Schneider Arena.
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All of my brass is Fiochi, I have about 200 (some them still with the factory bullet in them!!)
I know there is a guy in my Province that brings in the Hornady brass, but I haven't seen it. I also have about 25 rds of old stuff, fired one of them, but they are Berden primed. I will post some pictures when I get a chance.


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"Baba" means forefather in Arabic. Baba temple, also called "Sunlight Pavilion", was built to memorize a great Muslim from Saudi Arabia for his wisdom and selfishness when preaching Islam in Langzhong city. Baba temple was built in Qing Dynasty and it has already had a history of over 300 years. Baba temple has become an Islamic building group that is seldom seen in China. It is composed of many pavilions and gardens, a Hill Gate, the Great Palace, memorial arches and so on. Baba temple, also famous for its favorable surroundings and splendid art of architecture, has attracted millions of pilgrims and tourists every year.
(1) The Grand Brick-Carving Polished Wall
The 10-meter- long and 6-meter-high wall has a long history from mid-Qing Dynasty. It was well polished over 300 years ago and has been preserved carefully till now. Techniques of circular carving, hollow cutting and some other ways of carving had been perfectly used in creating kinds of beautiful flowers and trees, clear waters and green hill, pavilions and banisters in the wall.
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The Great Palace is the main building of the temple. It is the Palace housing tomb of the great Muslim Abdallahi. The round-roof palace is delicately carved and painted with beautiful pictures. It looks like a unique artwork. Behind the palace, there is a hall with many precious inscriptions, memorial arches, famous paintings and ancient pictures.
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Myself pankesh patil, i saw pictures from ur website and i want to send my photogrph to u.
First abt myself i m 28 year old gay with athletic build.i belong to MARATHA caste which is known earlier for it's warriors and now for it's sex appeal. I m 5feet 7inch height and with BIG penis. I want to hide my identity.Pls guide me abt this and what benefit I will get from it.
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Nov. 13, 2002
Texas Tech track and field head coach Wes Kittley announced Wednesday afternoon the signing of Shawon Harris to a National Letter of Intent for the 2004 track season.
A soon-to-be graduate of Abilene High School, Harris was a member of the Texas state champion 1,600-meter relay team which also featured current Red Raider Jonathan Johnson.
"I look for Harris to make an immediate impact," says Kittley. "He is a great hurdler at both the long and short hurdles. I think that he can score points in both the short and long hurdles as well as vie for a spot on the 1,600-meter relay."
With personal bests of 37.0 in the 300-hurdles and 13.80 in the 110-hurdles, Harris ran a split time of 47.0 while running for the state champion relay team.
"Shawon is a diamond in the rough," added Kittley. "He fell at regionals last year or else he would have gone to state. So I think that a lot of people just overlooked him."
Kittley has built a reputation of finding talent in West Texas and feels that the 6-3 Harris will be another find to his credit.
"He is only going to be 17 when he gets here in the fall and I expect him to just get stronger and faster."


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It's a bit early but my wife bought me a NIB HK .45C for Christmas.
I'm stoked, I have several other HK's and I can't wait to get to the range with this one.
Here's a picture:
She's a great range partner (loves her Beretta 92FS), good cook and is excellent in the bedroom.
I think I'll keep her. :wink:


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What is it about the third Monday in February that is so special. For most Ontario residents it is the notion of a long holiday weekend and a "Family Day" together. However, the roots of the "special day" go deeper in the souls of those who relish being Canadian. Enjoy time with the family and check these Family Day trip activities on Februrary 17
Origins of Family Day
This particular day is also Canada Heritage Day as outlined by the Heritage Canada Foundation (HCF). The initial concept of a Canada Heritage Day has been modified in name in many Canadian provinces. Although Ontario celebrates the day as Family Day, Prince Edward Island celebrates Islander's Day, and Manitoba has named the day Louis Riel Day after a Canadian legend and folk hero. The theme this year is Historic Places Made for Play. Find your favorite place to play for children at Family Day activities for kids near Toronto.
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After so many gray days this winter, it's easy to feel less than sunny. A trip to a California or Florida can work wonders; but a faster, less expensive way to improve your mood without drugs is to use light therapy. Light boxes mimic outdoor light, which we tend to be exposed to less of in fall and winter. Doctors have long recommended light boxes to help with seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression that occurs in fall and winter.
The Blues Any Time of Year. Light boxes can also be helpful if your mood is down during or after pregnancy, if you're feeling down after the kids have moved away or you don't see much daylight because you work in a cubicle or office that doesn't get exposed to much daylight.
How to Use and Choose a Light Box. Doctors recommend using a light box for 30 minutes in the morning and choosing one with at least 10,000 lux (about the same intensity of light as daylight on a clear day) and UV-filtered light (so you're not damaging your eyes and skin). Many health insurance companies will cover the cost of a light box.
My Recommendation. We recently tried the NatureBright SunTouch Plus ($99) and was very impressed with the results. We felt much better on a gray day after just one 30-minute session with this light box. Here are some reasons why we like this one in particular:
- Light Quality. It has the recommended 10,000 lux and emits UV-free light that mimics a blue sky.
- Price. Reasonably priced at $99 (light boxes can be as expensive as $500).
- Size. It's big enough to put out a lot of light (vs. little handheld models) but small enough to sit on a nightstand (some are much bigger).
- Timer. It has 15, 30, 45 and 60-minute timer options so you can easily keep track of how long you're using it.
- Insurance. According to the company, most health insurance will cover the cost of it.
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University of Alabama senior Alexis Paine set a school record in the women's pole vault at Saturday afternoon at the Virginia Tech Qualifier in Blacksburg, Va., improving her chances for qualifying for next week's NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships.
Paine, from Mobile, Ala., broke the school record in the event for the third time this season by clearing 13 feet, 11 inches (4.24 meters) on her second attempt at that height. The clearance not only marked an improvement of 2 1/2 inches over her previous personal-best and school record of 13-8 1/2, but also hallmarked a gutsy performance by her.
"Alexis is vaulting with tremendous confidence and it is showing each week," said UA head coach Dan Waters. "This likely gets her in the meet. The way she is performing now, anything is possible. Really proud of her and the job our pole vault coach, Brad Smith, has done."
Paine came to the meet needing to clear that height to realistically qualify for the NCAA meet so she passed on the first five heights contested in the event. She then cleared the height on her second try. It ended up being her only clearance of the day as she later missed on three attempts at 14-1 3/4 (4.31 meters). By then Paine had done what she had set out to do on the day.
Paine finished third in the event behind Heather Hamilton, who was competing unattached, and cleared 14-1 3/4, and South Carolina's Petra Olsen, who joined Paine in clearing 13-11 but was ahead of her in the standings due to fewer missed attempts over the course of the competition. The standings were not the point on Saturday, though, as Paine's new qualifying mark was the goal heading in.
A 2012 all-American at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Paine is hoping for a chance to add to her resume one more time during this indoor season. Now, Paine must await results of other meets to see where she stacks up with the rank order list is finalized early next week. Paine has improved her personal best in the pole vault this season by more than six inches, having first set the UA record on January 26 at the Indiana Relays with a clearance of 13-5 1/4. She surpassed that standard last weekend on the way to winning the SEC Indoor title with a 13-8 1/2 clearance.


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so yeah im just using a simple terrarium using pearlite but i have holes drilled throughout the entire thing. The cakes are placed on top of tinfoil and i am constantly misting the entire terrarium with R.O. water...does anyone think this will pose any problems or should they be fine...by the way i am growing penis envy
and if anyone knows were i can get a "cool mist" humidifier please tell me this method does sound better
Yeah, sounds pretty sweet, but how does the exchange actually take place. If your constantly pumping in the humidified water, where does it escape? holes in the terrarium. Fan?
hi, one question, do you have out-take holes in your terrarium.?
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I grew up with Spongebob. Well, ok, I was 11 when it came out, but it's been around half my life. But a recent study published in Pediatrics shows that just 9 minutes of the fast-paced Sponge hurts children's brain power. It can't be!


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This video demonstrates how to draw a working modular synthesizer controller, using a modified adafruit Drawdio with a Blacet/Metalbox/Wiard/Cynthia Frac format modular synthesizer system.
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This video demonstrates how to draw a working modular synthesizer controller, using a modified adafruit Drawdio with a Blacet/Metalbox/Wiard/Cynthia Frac format modular synthesizer system.
Details on the patch below. Continue reading
Looking for a gift for an electronic musician – or maybe a cool new toy for your music laboratory?
Here are 10 electronic music instruments under $100 to check out:
The Bliptronic 5000 LED Synthesizer looks like it could be the offspring of a Yamaha Tenori On crossed with a 25-year old Casiotone.
Like the Tenori On, the Bliptronic 5000 is a matrix synth, featuring an 8 x 8 matrix of buttons that act as switches to control what notes get played.
Like a Casiotone, the Bliptronic has cheestastic sounds.
You can get one for $49.99 at Think Geek.
The Gakken SX-150 Analog Synthesizer is a $54.95 kit that lets you build a simple synthesizer. It features controls for LFO, pitch envelope, frequency cutoff, resonance, and attack/decay
It's a cool little synth, but what makes it really cool is that it's become popular with hackers, who've figured out how to add MIDI to the SX-150 and more.
You can get the SX-150 at MakerShed. Continue reading
This is a demo for Drawdio – a pencil that lets you "draw" instruments.
While creator Jay Silver compares it to a theremin, it's closer to a Tannerin or Electro-Theremin. Continue reading
This video captures some Drawdio fun.
Drawdio is designed to "bring to life the everyday interconnections between people and environment, encouraging you to use your sense of touch, and letting you hear otherwise invisible electrical connections by creating, remixing, and playing."
Drawdio is a DIY project that lets you "draw music".
A Drawdio kit is available for $17.
Remember filling in those little ovals on tests in school with #2 pencil?
Now you can do something really fun with a #2 pencil!
Drawdio is an electronic pencil that lets you make music while you draw.
It's an easy DIY project that lets you create a basic musical synthesizer that uses the conductive properties of pencil graphite to create different sounds. The result is a fun toy that lets you draw musical instruments on any piece of paper.
The Drawdio Kit comes with all electronic components, PCB, hardware and pencil. AAA battery and tools are not included.


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Deep Run Park Lakes
Deep Run Park Lakes are owned and operated by Henrico County on the West side of the City of Richmond. Specifically, it is located half mile south of I-64, just west of the intersection of Gaskins Road (Rt. 157) and Ridgefield Parkway. It is a beautifully wooded park that contains two ponds, adjacent to each other, both of approximately 2 acres. There are numerous picnic pavilions and shelters available to both anglers and waterfowl-watchers.
As is typical of most small urban fisheries, these two ponds have had problems maintaining population balance between largemouth bass and sunfish (bluegill and redear sunfish). Bass stocking has occurred in both ponds, but the numbers and sizes of bass collected in electrofishing samples have been disappointing. It is difficult to maintain quality bass populations in small urban ponds that receive considerable fishing pressure.
In order to improve the angling experience, both ponds have been included in the Department's Community Lake Improvement program (CLIP). This program provides annual stockings of channel catfish to enhance angling in relatively small, public community lakes.


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Optimal Time for Supplementation
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
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Many individuals - not just bodybuilders or athletes - consume protein supplements. Supplements have been used as meal replacement drinks in those desiring weight loss. They are also consumed in addition to a regular diet by many people who engage in strength training exercise.
Protein supplements are often ingested as drinks, although they may be in solid form, such as bars. These supplements typically contain a combination of protein and carbohydrate, as well as a variable amount of fat. Other nutrients, such as creatine monohydrate, may be added, as well as vitamins and minerals. Previous studies have shown that supplementation with creatine monohydrate can promote greater gains in lean muscle mass and strength in those engaging in a program of resistance training compared with those who do not ingest this substance but perform resistance training alone. Other investigations have shown that supplementation with protein and amino acids can assist in promoting protein synthesis and a positive nitrogen balance in those who participate in a program of strength training.
In a recent study published in the official journal of the American College of Sports Medicine, Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, investigators sought to determine whether the timing of protein supplement intake made a difference. Specifically, they wanted to evaluate whether taking such a supplement just before and just after a workout was more beneficial than taking a supplement at other times during the day, remote from the time of the workout session. This study enlisted males who were accustomed to strength training. The investigation was conducted over a 10-week period. The supplement contained protein (from whey isolate), carbohydrate, glucose, a very small amount of fat, and creatine monohydrate. Per 100 gm of supplement, 40 grams of protein and 43 grams of carbohydrate were present; 100 gm of the supplement contained 7 gm of creatine monohydrate and less than 0.5 gm of fat. The participants ingested 1 gm of the supplement per kilogram of body weight twice daily. One group took the supplement drink in the morning and evening; the other group took the drink and just before and just after the workout. The participants knew when they were taking the supplement. The researchers, on the other hand, were blinded as to when the subjects were consuming the drinks. Body composition was analyzed with a dual energy x-ray absorptiometer (DEXA machine), and strength assessment was done, evaluating the strength in the bench press, dead lift, and squat. Also, muscle biopsies of the thighs were obtained for all participants.
After 10 weeks of training, supplementation before and after each workout was associated with significantly greater improvement in muscle strength compared with consuming the same supplement outside of the pre and post-workout time frames (i.e., in the morning and evening). Also, there was a more beneficial change in body composition over the 10 week period in those who consumed the supplement just before and just after the workout as compared with those who ingested the supplement in the morning and in the evening; there was a greater increase in lean muscle mass and reduction in body fat in the group taking the supplement just before and just after the workout. It was also found that the pre-post supplementation group demonstrated higher muscle glycogen compared with the morning-evening supplementation group. In addition, the subjects that had the supplement just before and after the workout demonstrated significantly higher muscle creatine concentration than those in the other group.
In summary, if you engage in strength training and consume a protein supplement, it does appear that there is an optimal window of time to take the supplement. In this study, taking half of the supplement before the workout and half of the supplement after the workout was significantly better than taking the supplement in the morning and evening, at times remote from the exercise session. This study evaluated the benefit of supplementation in healthy males who had been engaged in a regular routine of bodybuilding. The researchers speculate that the findings in this study may have important implications for populations that require improvements in strength and body composition but have a reduced capacity for exercise, such as frail elderly persons, cardiac rehabilitation patients, or those who have chronic conditions that can compromise health, such as cancer or HIV infection.Reference:
- Cribb PJ and A Hayes. Effects of Supplement Timing and Resistance Exercise on Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy. Med Sci Sports Exerc, Vol. 38 No 11, PP. 1918-1925, 2006


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Pharrell Williams and Daft Punk scored big Sunday night (Jan. 26) at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, but one of the highlights of the awards show was the hat worn by Williams. According to Billboard.com on Jan. 27, Williams' park ranger looking hat grabbed quite a lot of attention on the internet and a particular restaurant through a few jabs at the winner of the Producer of the Year award.
After the show Williams told Billboard where the hat came from.
"It's Vivienne Westwood. It's a Buffalo hat. This gentleman by the name of Malcolm McLaren [designed it]. [he has a] huge history. And I just liked it."
The hat has most likely gained McLaren some attention as it has turned into one of the highlights of the night. So much so that Arby's restaurant, the fast food chain known for their beefy sandwiches and cowboy-hat logo, throw in a few jabs at the Grammy winner.
The restaurant's official site tweeted:
"Hey @Pharrell, can we have our hat back? #GRAMMYs."
Pharrell Williams jokingly responded with, "Y'all tryna start a roast beef?"
The hat designed by McLaren and the Arby's logo do look similar, but the way Pharrell wore his hat was a little easier to digest.
Pharrell Williams also drew comparisons to Smokey the Bear as Neil Patrick Harris tweeted:
"Only Pharrell Williams can prevent forest fires."
With his fashion statement and a sweet of the Grammys, it was quite a night for Mr. Williams.
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Sunny Day Real Estate will be releasing their first piece of new music in 14 years for Record Store Day 2014.
The influential "emo" band will be putting out "Lipton Witch" as a split 7" with Circa Survive b-side "Bad Heart," making this their first new material since 2000.
Brendan Ekstrom of Circa Survive came up with the idea for the split after seeing Sunny Day Real Estate live in 2009. "I knew they'd written and recorded at least one song during that time," Ekstrom told Pitchfork Magazine. "I got Jeremy Enigk's info from a mutual friend and emailed him asking if they had anything planned with the track. I knew they were on a hiatus and I hated the idea of that song never being released. Jeremy spoke with the other guys who all seemed interested to do the split I had I proposed."
Sunny Day Real Estate, made up of singer Jeremy Enigk, guitarist Dan Hoerner, bassist Nate Mendel, and drummer William Goldsmith, formed in 1992 and released their debut album, 'Diary,' in 1994. The band's second album, dubbed 'LP 2,' was released by Sub Pop Records in 1995, while the band had broken up. During the break-up, the band sought out other projects, namely Enigk's first solo album, 'Return of the Frog Queen,' in 1996, and Mendel and Goldsmith joining the Foo Fighters. In 1997, Sunny Day Real Estate reunited without Mendel (who stayed with the Foo Fighters) to record their third album, 'How It Feels to Be Something On.' The band released their fourth album, 'The Rising Tide,' in 2000, but broke up shortly after funding was pulled for their first European tour. Sunny Day Real Estate reunited in 2009 for a tour, only to quietly break-up once again.
The split will be very limited, with only 2400 burgundy and 100 clear vinyl being produced.
"I couldn't be more happy that this is happening," said Ekstrom to Pitchfork. "I honestly think this [is] one of the best songs Sunny Day has ever written and I'm really happy that fans are going to get to hear it."
Record Store Day is April 19. To learn more about Sunny Day Real Estate, check out their unofficial Facebook page. For more on Circa Survive, visit their website.


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UMass Women's Tennis Downs B.U. For 7th Straight Victory
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Amherst, Mass. - The UMass women's tennis won its seventh match in a row, defeating Boston University, 4-3, on Saturday afternoon at the Boyden Courts. The Minutewomen beat B.U. for the first time in school history, after the Terriers had won the first 10 meetings. The Minutewomen are now 14-6 and will host Holy Cross in the final regular season match on Monday at 3:30 p.m. at the Boyden Courts.
B.U. won the doubles and UMass came back to take four of the singles matches to win the match 4-3. The victory wasn't clinched until sophomore Michele Spiess won a three-setter over BU's Gina Sabatino at number one. Spiess won 6-1, 6-7 (6-8), 6-3.
UMass also won at number two with freshman Masha Pozar beating Erin Katims, 6-1, 6-1.
Senior Sasha Edelstein rallied for a 2-6, 6-0, 6-1 win at number three over the Terriers' Aimee Charest.
"The turning point was Sasha Edelstein's match" said Head Coach Judy Dixon. "The team could feel it when she started t win. She has the ability to be the catalyst.
B.U. won at both number four and number five. Katie Draganova beat UMass junior Dorothy Iwanowicz, 6-4, 6-0. Monica Shepherd won in three sets over UMass junior Susan Johnson, 3-6, 6-2, 6-4.
The Minutewomen also won at number six, as junior Jana Bartoloni bested Cheri Lapane, 6-2, 6-3.
In the doubles, UMass won at number one, as Johnson and Iwanowicz edged Katims and Laura Ahmes, 8-6. B.U. won at two and three, with Sabatino and Shepherd defeating the UMass team of Pozar and Spiess, 8-5, at two, and Charest and Draganova beat Edelstein and Bartoloni, 8-5.
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The New Wireless Web
Published: September 28, 2000
ONE night this summer, Robert Smith was in a bar debating the name of an obscure supporting actress in an equally obscure John Wayne film. It was his telephone that finally settled the discussion.
Mr. Smith, however, didn't call anyone. Instead, using a minibrowser on his Samsung digital cell phone, he poked around the Web for about five minutes before finally uncovering the answer. "I was amazed I could pull that off," he said later, "especially since I had $5 riding on the outcome."
But winning bar bets is low on the list of things that persuaded Mr. Smith to get wireless Web access. (About two months later, he couldn't even remember the name of the actress or the film involved in the bet.) Mr. Smith, a regional manager for a company that insures renters of everything from party tents to portable toilets, began using the wireless Web 11 months ago to tap into a Web-based database of his 1,200 clients without having to use a laptop computer.
Media Metrix estimates that nearly 7.4 million households in the United States now have devices like cell phones, pagers and personal digital assistants that can pluck data from the airwaves. And although there are no reliable overall figures, people in the industry say that only a small percentage of users with Web-ready devices actually exploit that feature. Only 200,000 of Sprint PCS's customers have signed up for Web service. Similarly, AT&T Wireless estimates that just 100,000 of its subscribers tap into the wireless Web.
Those who do explore the wireless Web are discovering that it is a very different world from the Web they reach on desktop and laptop computers. The content now available on the wireless Web — mostly stock quotes, sports scores and weather forecasts — is served up in basic text menus with a minimum of graphics and fanfare. In some ways, it is almost the opposite of the all- singing, all-dancing wired Web.
"In focus groups, people say that they want full Web browsing, and that's the one thing we can't deliver," said Michael Mace, chief competitive officer at Palm Inc. "We need to let people know that wireless is not like using a PC. When people who don't know that get there and try to browse, they say, `What is this garbage?' "
But some others, like Mr. Smith, are even beginning to prefer the wireless version. He likens using his sleek, state-of-the-art Samsung phone to his early days of personal computing, when he was a proud owner of a boxy Kaypro.
"What I find on the Web is too much junk," Mr. Smith said. "Logos and graphics don't thrill me — content does. But the wireless Web is like it was in the old days when we were tapping into bulletin boards with a 300- baud modem."
In a narrow sense, Mr. Smith isn't actually on the Web. While wireless users may think they're viewing the World Wide Web, many wireless providers in the United States, including AT&T, limit their customers to special pages stored on closed servers. Some people in the wireless Web business predict the Web will become increasingly divided into two streams, wired and wireless.
"The Web is going to become highly segmented," said Andrew Sukawaty, the former president of Sprint PCS, the wireless company that counts Mr. Smith among its customers. "You're going to see specialized pages for specialized needs"
Exactly what Americans are doing on the wireless Web and what it may look like in five years remain something of a mystery. For starters, none of the major Net ratings companies has started tracking wireless Web use. And Bruce Ryon, vice president of Media Metrix's new-media group, which is developing such a measurement system, said that the widespread use of the wireless Web in Asia and Europe does not offer a model of what is likely to happen in the United States. In Europe, for example, online wireless games are popular. In Japan, there is a Web-based version of karaoke.
American customers are not likely to be singing karaoke into their cell phones anytime soon. The biggest difference is cost. As with traditional phone service, there is a bewildering array of options for wireless Web customers, most of them more expensive than those in Europe or Japan. Sprint PCS, for example, estimates that its customers pay an average of 25 cents a minute to surf the Web.
"The thing about Europe and Asia is that there's a whole different economic model," Mr. Ryon said. "In both places it's very expensive to be wired to the Web. It can cost hundreds of dollars a month. But wireless access costs only a few dollars a month. Here, I have a Web cell phone that I'm paying about $70 a month for, and most people can get on the wired Internet practically for free." As a result, Mr. Ryon said, the relative expense of wireless browsing means that North Americans "will not use it for time killing, like people in Europe."
Sprint PCS was the first United States wireless phone service to offer a practical way onto the Web using handheld gadgets. Most major wireless companies offer some form of Web service. Typically, they deliver text-only Web pages written in Handheld Device Mark-up Language — H.D.M.L. — or Wireless Mark-up Language — W.M.L. In part, because wireless modems are sluggish — most systems in this country reach a top speed of only 14.4 kilobits per second — companies like AT&T try to reduce delays by holding pages on closed servers and by using a series of technology standards known as the Wireless Application Protocol, or W.A.P.


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Malenchenko participated in his fifth session with a Russian heart experiment, Study of the Bioelectric Activity of the Heart at Rest, with Lu assisting as crew medical officer and administering the electrocardiogram. Lu also performed periodic health tests with a portable clinical blood analyzer.
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As the crew exhausted the supply of oxygen from the Progress 10 cargo vehicle docked to the back of the Zvezda Service Module to repressurize the Station, they continued filling it with trash and worn-out equipment. The old Progress is scheduled to undock from Zvezda at 5:43 p.m. CDT Aug. 27, and later will be commanded to re-enter and burn up in the Earth's atmosphere. That undocking will vacate a port for the Progress 12 vehicle that is scheduled to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 8:48p.m. CDT Aug. 28, and dock to Zvezda at 10:43p.m. CDT Aug. 30. Progress 12 will deliver about 1,000 pounds of food, supplies and equipment for use on the Station.
Early next month, the Progress 11 resupply craft will depart its Pirs docking compartment moorings to make room for the Soyuz TMA-3 spacecraft that will ferry the Expedition 8 crew and European Space Agency astronaut Pedro Duque of Spain to the Station on Oct. 20. Expedition 8 Commander Michael Foale and Russian cosmonaut Alexander Kaleri will replace the Expedition 7 crew, which will return to Earth Oct. 28 with Duque after he completes more than a week of science activities.


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In 2006, a marijuana-related arrest took place every 38 seconds in America. So just what's an honest toker to do in this surveillance-heavy, security-happy post-9/11 world? The answer is right under our noses.
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According to the FBI's annual Uniform Crime Report, a record 829,625 marijuana busts were made in the United States in 2006. This doesn't affect just big-time smugglers or major grow ops. Simply trying to maintain one's toking freedom in Bush's America has become increasingly difficult and intimidating even for the casual consumer.
Taking an eighth on vacation? Driving a quarter-pound across town? Stashing a pinner for a concert? It doesn't matter: You're still at risk. Going stealth with the help of the right products and protocols can mean the difference between stoned freedom and a very sober orange jumpsuit.
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Tightpac containers employ a vacuum-seal mechanism to odorproof and waterproof your herb. (They're even perfect for continuing to cure your bud while concealing it from view.)
Stealth safes are great for driving herb across town or across the country. A wide variety of brand-name products, from soda bottles to upholstery cleaners, have been officially licensed for stealth safes (which are marketed as a way to hide jewelry, money and valuables).
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Using stealth transport methods and products can help you move your stash across town—or across the continent—with confidence. However, you still need a way to tell your customers that your crop is ready, or to beg your dealer for another quarter. Cell-phone text messages are the typical method, but they're not very safe these days.
Hushmail, an Internet e-mail service, offers 2,048-bit military-grade encryption to keep your private communications private. So even though the Patriot Act allows patriots like yourself to be spied upon and electronically monitored, you can still find secure, private communications on the cheap.
"Grow your own" is easy to say but often difficult to pull off. Those living in small apartments or rented homes are often uncomfortable with, or prohibited from, making the kinds of household modifications necessary for a custom-built grow closet. So with pot prices in some metro areas exceeding $500 an ounce, what's a pothead to do?
Modern technology and cottage-industry entrepreneurialism come to the rescue with indoor grow units—great for the busy pothead who has to answer to the Man 40 hours a week and still find time for their kids' soccer games. Quiet, odorproof and automated, these grow boxes allow city dwellers to achieve independence from the black market and, in the long run, save themselves some major bucks.
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Essential for medical users and desired by many recreational users, the ability to consume stealthily within a professional environment is easier than many think. Edibles, tinctures, and canna-capsules all allow you to consume discreetly and conveniently while on the job.
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|2008 Biz Quiz grows, attracts 24 business schools from across the nation
A fledgling business contest that began three years ago at Fisher with 11 schools is now a popular academic competition drawing 24 spirited teams of the nations most talented undergraduates. The universities of Southern California, Texas, Emory, Arizona, Michigan, Notre Dame and Penn State are among the schools vying to prove they are on top of todays red-hot business news at the 2008 Nationwide Fisher Biz Quiz.
Biz Quiz, a fast-paced quiz show that tests students knowledge of critical business news, will be held Nov. 15-16 at Fisher and in front of television cameras at the WOSU studios at the Center of Science and Industry. The event is hosted by Fisher in partnership with The Wall Street Journal, and is sponsored by Nationwides Financial Leadership Rotation Program.
Created by Rao Unnava, associate dean of undergraduate programs at Fisher and the W. Arthur Cullman Professor of Marketing, the event is designed to be entertaining and enlightening for both contestants and the studio audience.
This competition is an example of applied learning in action, said Shashi Matta, professor of marketing at Fisher and the faculty director for Biz Quiz. The format of a quiz showwhich is similar to high-pressure situations that will confront new graduates in the business worldhelps students develop their skills in real-time analysis, decision-making, teamwork and public speaking.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, teams will converge on Fishers state-of-the-art campus for preliminary and semi-final rounds. Students will compete by demonstrating their awareness of business news, issues and trends as reported in The Wall Street Journal. Quiz questions will be drawn directly from Journal articles that appeared in Oct. 1-Nov. 12 issues.
Students will participate as individuals and on three-member school teams in three rounds of competition. The final face-off will begin at 10 a.m. on Sunday at COSI in two rounds with team play. Teams will race against the clock and each other to be the first to respond with correct answers to questions pulled from Journal articles. The three top-scoring schools will face off in a final showdown before a live television studio audience.
Borrowing from the game show format of Jeopardy, during the final round, teams will sound a buzzer when they believe they have the correct answer. Questions will appear on a large-screen and read by the Biz Quiz emcee, Krishnan Anantharaman, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition.
Quizmaster Anantharaman will provide engaging and lively commentary during the competition. He began his professional career at the Journal in New York after graduating from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in 1991. He has since worked on various Journal desks as a news and features editor. Based in the papers Detroit bureau, Anantharaman is in his eighth year as editor of The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition, the Journal's financial-literacy program for high school students.


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Ruane Miller has exhibited extensively in national and international exhibits. Her work is in numerous public and private collections including the print collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum of Art, San Francisco; the Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions at Rutgers University; the PNC Bank Fine Art Collection; The Cultural Institute of Rome; the Cultural Attaché Offices, US Embassy, Rome; the Mercer County Cultural Commission Permanent Collection; the National Park Service Fine Art Collection. Her creative work has been recognized through numerous awards, grants, and fellowships. She has been awarded competitive artist residency fellowships by the Ucross Foundation in Wyoming, by the Vermont Studio Center's Geraldine R. Dodge Awards and by both the Grand Canyon National Park and the Petrified Forest National Park Artist Residency Programs in Arizona and she has received numerous Faculty Research Awards from The College of New Jersey.
Travel and immersion in different environments is integral to the development of her imagery. Her workin the field has informed and enhanced her understanding of the impact of the natural environment on our sensibilities. Her creative process is the same in the development of the work whether the environment is desert, ocean, mountains, or marsh; i.e.: immersion in the environment, the use of the camera to capture impressions and views and, the development of the images on the computer or in gouache painting.
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