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Shade Hotel and Brewco proudly present Waves of Grain Beer Fest on Sunday, June 1.
The event will showcase beers from over 40 breweries including Almanac, Anchor, Angel City, Ballast Point, Bootleggers, Breckenridge Brewing, Cismontane, Coronado Brewing Co, Cosmic Ales and many, many more.
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Guest will also receive a commemorative beer glass to take home.
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Please take a look at these definitions:
A multipartite graph is a graph of the form $K_{r_1,\ldots, r_n}$ where $n > 1$, $r_1, \ldots, r_n\ge 1$, such that
The set of nodes of the graph is the disjoint union of n sets: $V = V_1 \cup\cdots\cup V_n$, and $|V_i|=r_i$ for all $1\le i\le n$.
The set of nodes of the graph is the set of all possible connections between nodes in that do no belong to the same set $S_i$. Formally:
$$E= \{(x,y)\mid x \in S_i, y \in S_j, i \ne j\}$$
A graph $G$ is planar if and only if every subdivision of $G$ is planar. A graph $G$ is planar if and only if it contains no subdivision of $K_{3,3}$ or $K_5$.
I need to determine all multipartite graphs that are not planar.


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I'm not dead but for the next few months I will not be able to post to the site. the N00b and the Tassie Beer Doctor may well keep posting in my absence however.
The reason is simple: I'm entering my final year of a GradDipPsych and need to get really bloody good marks so all distractions are being limited. My Facebook account has been deleted, my brewing has been busy of late so I don't have to worry about planning brews during the academic year, and I've even negotiated time off work to accommodate my studies. This coupled with a young family means, for now at least, something has to give.
On the other hand, when I do return I've got things to share like a great new yeast harvesting device working amazingly well, a killer chiller build, the source code for my combrewtor written to ver1.0 and my oast box build went without a hitch - so it's ready to dry the masses of East Kent Goldings and Pride of Ringwood hops that are growing outside the brewery right now!
If anyone is interested in taking on the EcoFV conical fermenter project email me and we can come to some arrangements. I have had positive discussions with a plastics molder and have a verbal agreement for national distribution in place that I'm willing to discuss with the right person.
See you after the exams...
I'll be the guy with bags under his eyes and a large cold beer in hand ;-)


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Li Li's Travel JournalPart 5 of 11
Entry Five: The Jade Forest
A lot's happened since I last wrote in this journal. For one, Uncle Chen finally came home to the Wandering Isle (thanks to the help of yours truly). A little while after, we ventured to the far corners of the world, searching for the legendary continent of Pandaria. Most folks on the Great Turtle believed the place had been destroyed long ago, through war or disease.
Well, they were wrong.
After battling pirates, surviving a violent storm at sea, and overcoming all sorts of other perils, Uncle Chen and I did the impossible: we found Pandaria, the lost homeland of our ancestors!
But getting there didn't go exactly as planned. Our guide for the trip was the Pearl of Pandaria, a mystical artifact that granted me visions of how to locate the continent. I only wished that dumb pearl had warned us how dangerous the journey would be.
The important thing is that we reached Pandaria in one piece. We made landfall near the Jade Forest, a region that stretched across the continent's eastern shore. The woods were green as far as the eye could see, with dense bamboo thickets full of strange plants and critters.
Uncle Chen and I didn't have a map, but that wasn't a problem. After having a look at our immediate surroundings, we picked a random direction and began our journey as any true follower of the Wanderer's Way would: one step at a time.
It wasn't long before the locals showed up to greet us. Dozens of beady-eyed lizard-men (called saurok, I later learned) burst out of the forest. They smelled something like old leather that was soaked in rotten ale and then stuffed into a barrel of Granny Mei's fermented fish paste. And that was the best part about them.
We made short work of the leather-faces (well, maybe it was mostly Chen). The only one that gave us any real trouble was the leader, a huge saurok covered with scars, war paint, and more scars. Pretty soon he was retreating through the forest, hollering like a baby.
We found the saurok's dingy camp nearby. It was filled with what looked like plunder: carts of grain, vegetables, and big chunks of pure jade. As we sorted through the stuff, a group of pandaren slowly emerged from the woods. When they saw that the saurok were gone, they bowed low and praised us like we were heroes! It turned out the leather-faces had been terrorizing the area, and all attempts to defeat them had failed.
Our new fans were dumbfounded when Uncle Chen told them we'd come from the Wandering Isle. The folk in Pandaria hadn't seen the Great Turtle in centuries, and most of them had started thinking the island was no more. I was surprised how similar the pandaren in the Jade Forest were to those back home. Apart from some minor differences, like clothing, not much had changed over the generations.
Once they learned we were good old-fashioned explorers, the pandaren told us a lot about the Jade Forest, its inhabitants, and its most important site: the Temple of the Jade Serpent. Apart from being a monument to the pandaren's legendary emperor Shaohao, the incredible temple was closely tied to the Jade Serpent, Yu'lon, one of the four celestial beings that watched over Pandaria.
When Uncle Chen and I reached the temple grounds, workers were carving an enormous jade statue called the Serpent's Heart. Every hundred years, Yu'lon would transfer her life essence into the sculpture, which would then turn into a new being. This cycle—creating statues so that Yu'lon could undergo her rebirth—had been going on for generations, and those saurok raiders had threatened it all by stealing the workers' supply of precious jade.
One of the temple's caretakers, Elder Sage Rain-Zhu, was kind enough to give me and Uncle Chen a tour of the surrounding area. He took us north to the Arboretum, a beautiful spot of land that was home to the Order of the Cloud Serpent. This fearless group had a long history of taming, raising, and riding the region's cloud serpents, majestic flying beasts that I'd seen in the sky above the temple.
Old Rain-Zhu said he'd grant us any request as thanks for defeating the saurok and returning the jade. My first instinct was to ask for a serpent of my own (the babies were adorable), but Uncle Chen thought that was going too far. So I settled for the next best thing: a ride on a cloud serpent!
Now, I'd flown on one of the giant cranes back home—and even on a goblin-built zeppelin—but this cloud serpent was in a class of its own. The beast rocketed into the sky faster than I'd seen anything move before. Being up so high gave me a clear view of what lay beyond the Jade Forest. To the west: rolling plains and farmlands. To the northwest: a range of impossibly tall mountains, their peaks capped with snow. Pandaria was huge. There was so much out there to discover. I was exploring an entire continent that no Wandering Isle pandaren had laid their eyes on for generations!
Before my uncle and I set out across the rest of the forest, we decided to give Rain-Zhu the Pearl of Pandaria. He'd treated us like family, and seeing as how the pandaren revered the temple as a center of wisdom and insight, we couldn't think of a better place to donate the pearl. It was tough giving it up, but it had already led me to Pandaria. It was time for the pearl to guide someone else toward their destiny.
In the weeks that followed, Uncle Chen and I walked... and walked... and walked. The Jade Forest seemed to go on forever, and around every corner was something new and exciting: secluded pandaren shrines, ancient vine-covered ruins, and monasteries tucked high in the mountains. The only problem was that my uncle moved at a snail's pace, stopping every few minutes to sit and "enjoy the scenery," as he put it.
Finally, we reached the Jade Forest's border. Ahead lay the Valley of the Four Winds, the farmlands I'd seen from atop the cloud serpent. By that time I was itching to explore anything that wasn't a forest, but I never could've expected what Uncle Chen and I would find on the next leg of our journey.
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I can prove that these two statements are equivalent, but I can't make sense of them logically. For instance, if P = "have a cold", Q = "have a headache", and R = "go see a doctor" then the statement:
If you have a cold then go see a doctor or if you have a headache then go see a doctor.
Is equivalent to:
If you have a cold and a headache then go see a doctor?
This to me does not make sense because the left side is saying if you have a cold OR a headache see a doctor, but the right side of the equation is saying if you have a cold AND a headache go see a doctor.
Can someone help clarify this for me?
I forgot to add that this is from the book "How to Prove It" by Daniel Velleman, of which I double checked and the equivalence is written in the book just as I wrote it.
Also, I think the author is trying to make me see a contrast between the two statements:
(i) (P→R)∧(Q→R)≡(P∨Q)→R [I understand this statement]
(ii) (P→R)∨(Q→R)≡(P∧Q)→R [I don't understand this statement].
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In Step Up (film series), Alyson Stoner only appeared in the 1st film, then 3rd film, and now she is confirmed for 5th film. In some speculation I have heard that she is only going to appear in odd numbered sequels of the film series even before release of the 4th film and which proved right because she was not in 4th sequel but coming in 5th film of the franchise, making her third entry again in an odd numbered sequel. Is this just a coincident or is there something else behind it?
I'm going on speculation here, but I think it's more chance than anything else. Around the time of Step Up 2, she was busy starring (in a better role than the one she had in Step Up) in Camp Rock. This is an interview with her:
Firstly, the italicized portion strongly suggests it was her own choice not to star in the film, as opposed to the director/casting team. Secondly, it doesn't seem to suggest there is any bizarre reason behind this. It seems very logical that she simply had other projects to do and wanted to do them, but was excited at the chance to go back for Step Up 3.
As for Step Up 4, I'm not sure of the exact reason. I've read that she started college at the time of filming and her schedule couldn't handle both. I also know she had her heart set on auditioning for the role of Katniss in The Hunger Games. Perhaps disappointment from not getting that role turned her away from filming for a short while?
Obviously there's a lot of speculation here, but I just wanted to point out that there doesn't seem to be any superstitious or otherwise bizarre reason for her appearances in only odd-numbered Step Up films. It just seems to be chance based on her life situation at the time.


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The 30 Most Badass Guitarists of All Time
Guitar players are the coolest creatures on this planet.
Don't believe us? Consider Buddy Holly. Take away his guitar and he might as well be Melvin Poindexter, full-time accountant and part-time carnival geek. Give him a Stratocaster and suddenly he's dumping Peggy Sue Gerron and shacking up with Maria Elena Santiago, una caliente Latina!
In fact, guitarists are on a whole different planet when it comes to defining cool. When you play guitar, you can get away with all kinds of acts normal people could never attempt. Face it: An ordinary dude could not walk down the street wearing a leopard-skin jacket, high-heel cowboy boots, flowing silk scarves and dozens of silver bangles without getting beaten up within minutes.
But put a guitar case in that dude's hands and suddenly grown men want to buy him a drink, and ladies slip him their phone numbers. Or try doing Chuck Berry's famous duck walk without a guitar; people will think you're mental. But do it with a guitar and they'll pelt you with a sea of money and panties.
Since guitar players are automatically cool, that means cool guitar players are the coolest of the cool. In this issue, we exalt this elite class of cold—the players who even we would sell our wives and first born just to have some of their mojo rub off on us. Some of them are pioneers who paved a bold, daring path to define new styles of cool, while others are simply the kind of guitarists we want to be when we never grow up (which is part of being cool).
These people are the real reason why the guitar remains the world's most popular instrument, so let's all raise our headstocks and give them a 21-power-chord salute.
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Band Metallica
Iconic Guitar 1984 Gibson Explorer
Coolest Riff "Leper Messiah" — Master of Puppets
Most metal guitarists would kill to have half of the power and precision of James Hetfield's right hand, not to mention his ability to write the most devastating riffs known to mankind, from "Seek and Destroy" and "Creeping Death" to "Enter Sandman." Of course, most musicians with skills comparable to Hetfield's have such big egos that they become the targets of our murderous intentions. That's not the case with Hetfield.
Years of hard-earned success and fame have not changed his down-to-earth attitude. Even though he has become one of the world's richest rock stars, he hasn't married a supermodel or become a pompous art collector. Instead, he's remained true to his working-class roots, spending his spare time building incredibly cool kustom cars and cruising the streets with his car club buddies, the Beatniks of Koolsville.
His kustom masterpieces like "Slow Burn" (a 1936 Auburn boat-tail speedster), "Skyscraper" (a 1953 Buick Skylark) and his daily driver known as "The Grinch" (a 1952 Oldsmobile) are drivable works of art that defy the bland Toyota Priuses, Lexuses and Land Rover SUVs of his Northern California environs like a stiff middle-finger salute wearing a skull ring.


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Mary Becker serves as Assistant Professor of Nursing and has been at Cedarville University since 2013.
After graduating from Cedarville University with a BSN & cross-cultural nursing minor, she returned to upstate New York and practiced as a medical-surgical nurse gaining experience at the bedside. Mary served on several committees while there. She finished her master's degree in upstate New York as a Family Nurse Practitioner. After practicing for a time in family practice, the Lord opened a door to return to Cedarville University to teach in the Junior Medical-Surgical course.
In addition to teaching, she is preparing and leading teams of Cedarville University nursing students on summer mission trips to further use nursing as a ministry for Christ to natives and missionaries. She also coordinates the cross-cultural nursing minor.


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Although not all mothers feel driven to become Super Moms, many do. Motherhood brings intrinsic demands: feelings doubt, worries and fear of inadequacy, concerns about our children's well-being. Motherhood brings extrinsic demands: finding a sitter that can be trusted, education, sports, church, scouting, etc. Is there a way to achieve balance and maintain a level of sanity?
Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman's latest book (to be published in April 2010) is a collection of valuable lessons she shares, based on her own personal experiences and relevant scripture. She tells stories of her successes and failures and the things she learned as she raised four boys. She offers scripture and prayer after each lesson, grounding all of her advice with the strength of her faith.
I recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with the demands of parenthood. I'm hosting a giveaway on my blog for the 1st 3 comments requesting a copy.


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St. Patrick's Day is a great opportunity to try cooking traditional Irish fare. Resist the temptation to dye your mashed potatoes green this year; and try to make a delicious traditional Irish meal that doesn't contain artificial colors.
Here are 10 delicious Irish dishes for a traditional Irish St. Patrick's Day dinner:
- Irish soda bread
- Corned beef and cabbage
- Shepherd's pie
- St. Patrick's Day cupcakes
- Irish fried cabbage
- Irish potato candy
- Beef and Irish stout stew
- Apple shortbread pie
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I have my 15-min talk ready for the first OVUM meeting tomorrow; the flash drive with the PowerPoint presentation has already been packed. I also have a looong box of cheap Belgian chocolates shaped like seashells; in fact, the box is almost as long as Marissa-Cat, tail included. I saw it in a local store yesterday and thought it would be perfect to take to a mollusk meeting for everyone to enjoy. I hope they are half decent.
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Hermione marrying Harry Potter instead of Ron!
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Rowling admits she let the relationship flower for personal reasons, but thinks now it was a literary mistake. I wrote the Hermione and Ron relationship as a form of wish fulfillment. That's how it was conceived, really. For reasons that have very little to do with literature, and far more to do with me clinging to the plot as I first imagined it, Hermione ended up with Ron.
I know, I'm sorry. I can hear the rage and fury it might cause some fans, but if I'm absolutely honest, distance has given me perspective on that. It was a choice I made for very personal reasons, not for reasons of credibility. Am I breaking people's hearts by saying this? I hope not.
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It is quite obvious that hybrid and electric vehicles are more expensive than a standard gasoline or diesel powered vehicles but through the exploitation it will be much cheaper plus you will be driving vehicles that pollutes far less.
Few of the EV's that we have on the market are getting significant price drop so it would attract more drivers to the brand. Similar happened to Toyota RAV4 EV. Almost every EV on the market has lowered the price and that is what also happened with RAV4 EV.
Toyota is looking to push a few more all-electric RAV4 crossovers out the door over the Labor Day weekend. The Detroit News is reporting that, through September 3, anyone looking to get into a RAV4 EV in Los Angeles or San Francisco, can get a deal: a $299 a month lease (no word on down payment, though) or zero-percent financing for 60 months for buyers.
The $49,800 RAV4 EV normally leases for twice as much – $599 a month – so this move could be an attempt to sell more of the 2,600 units Toyota has planned to produce. Or maybe, if you thought $599 was a fair price, you can now get two RAV4 Evs. Although temporary, the price drop comes at a time when many other EVs on the market have had their prices reduced, including the Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt, Smart Fortwo ED and Honda Fit EV, not to mention already low prices for the Fiat 500e and Chevy Spark EV.
There is no doubt that this is a great opportunity to get your car at a significantly lower price. We certainly do hope that more EV's in the future will offer this and that the overall price of EV's and hybrids will drop. If this happens we can hope to see more of these vehicles on the roads and to achieve higher saves than what we currently have.
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Inwas thinking about getting The Orange Box and playing those games especialy Portal I just wondered if anyone had any opinions to offer for me to help make my decision.
Portal is one of the few more original non-indie games as of late, and at that, it's a core strength. Like Mirror's Edge, it has great concept, but it is more of an experiment, which ultimately succeeded as a viable game formula. That is, it did so with consideration of the core formula, and the core formula only, if you understand me.
It's... short. A bit too short, might I add. The game had the aura of an adventure module or a DLC map pack; instanced, inventive gameplay, but lack of depth coupled with a very linear flow. Portal succeeds in being a proof of concept, but there is much to be desired, particularly the shedding of the tutorial-aura that was throughout the entire game. I suppose one only must wait for Valve's c. 2015 sequel to Portal 2, but this only a digression...
Ultimately, I suggest that you do play it, but if you're looking for a more long-lasting game out of the entire Orange Box, I'd suggest Team Fortress 2. HL2 w/ Episodes has the total playtime value of a blipvert, counting replay value, so overall I'd consider TF2 to be the best overall value.
Alright thanks for your help if anyone else has any additional thoughts to add please do so oh and another question that was kind of included it what I said before: do you think Orange Box is worth it?
You're actually asking if Orange Box is worth it? O.O
If you can find it. Buy it.
Best Buy or Target, 5 games for $30 in one package.
Besides, you can buy Garry's Mod online for it once you have installed the games and start using at least one of them. If you don't know what Garry's mod is, get with it and look it up. I *know* you're a modder. You can play all sorts of funny little games with stuff, check out people's downloads (Virus check/defenses *up*!)
Create pictures, make comics. Go crazy. Knock yourself out.
Seriously, you won't regret it. DO EET! DO EET NAO!
Portal is witty, short, fun, original and in places really quite challenging. On the one hand, the game is very short; on the other, it has no time to get stale.
Buy, play, and love it, but only on condition that once you've done so you never mention either c-object or a certain song ever again.
Ever. Again. Those lines became stale four years ago. Repeating them now would be a travesty of bad taste. You have been warned.
Funnily enough the song you speak of is why I started thinking about playing the game and my minD is made up I'm getting it thanks for the help guys
If you haven't got any of the other games, TOB is definitely worth getting. If you are prepared to wait a bit, it's usually on sale on Steam every couple of months. I grabbed it one month when it was $10. Portal is great, but the standalone price is a bit steep.
Its short, but if you get a group of friends who all like it, speed run contests can be pretty fun, I spent quite a few summer nights racing through that game. Bonus points if you can do it while not sober.
Sounds like inshould give it a try then huh?
Please excuse my shouting, but:
From what I understand, as long as you grab it before the cut-off date then it is yours forever, not just a time-limited demo like they often do. If you don't already have Portal you should absolutely take advantage of this deal. You can get it on either PC or the new Mac Steam.
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Being so enamored with the sound of open tunings and finger style on my S6 lately got me to wondering what other Gullies are playing or learning these days? What are you working on? What just sounds so wonderful on your Seagull you always seem to want to play it?
Right now I'm cleaning up "Hana" by Masaaki Kishibe. The song is in open D tuning. You can find tab to most of his songs (and scores of others) here. http://www.classclef.com/hana-by-masaaki-kishibe
I'm also revisiting an old Mark Hanson song "Canyon Canon" from his "Beyond Basics: Fingerstyle Guitar" book/CD. It's standard tuning but his chord voicing are unusual and interesting.
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I consider myself an advanced beginner. I have the Mark Hanson books, all I have to do is have the time to open them.
I've been working on The Band Perry's Postcard From Paris. It has some very nice sounds chords that my Gull makes sound even better.
I had been working on The Beatles Yesterday (standard D tuning). I sort of had most of it down but I got to the bridge and lost interest.
I just learned this one by John Prine called "Angel from Montgomery" ... I really enjoy playing it "travis picked" on my Seagull Artist Mosaic or strummed on my Taylor 12 :-)
Hey Jud,
That's a good one,going to have to try it out!
I do that tune too, also Hello In There.
Townes - Pancho and Lefty, Gypsy Friday, If You Needed Me, For the Sake of the Song
Dylan - Tangled Up in Blue, Boots of Spanish Leather, Girl of the North Country, and When I Paint My Masterpiece
Blaze Foley - Clay Pigeons
Neil Young - Old Man, Cowgirl in the Sand, and Tell Me Why
Deep Ellum Blues, Dark Hollow, Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
I've been playing around with my parlor guitar, tuning it down a whole step, which just makes it growl. I'll try to record a vid of my version of Robert Johnson's 32-20 Blues. I do it as an instrumental rather than sing the lyrics, though.
Phil ... We have very similar play lists ... ;-)
Me too. :-)
Mother's Tears by Peppino D'Agostino. The tuning is EBEGAD. D'Agostino, of course, wrote and performs this on his Seagull dreadnought. I tried playing it on all of my guitars, but it sounds a little thin of my Coastline Folk, it just doesn't sound right on long scale Yamahas (maybe psychological?), but this song played on my S6 (with its screaming harmonics) will rip your heart right out of your chest.
I've been stuck on Bill Withers for a while now. Some Sunday morning Blues show came on the radio and played "Use Me". I was so stuck on it. Just two chords with a great bass line. E7#9 to an A7, but because it is down the neck at the 7th it is very easy to move all over the guitar for fill ins.
And the song is infectious!!!!!!!!!! Played it out 3 or 4 times now and everybody starts whoopin' and clappin'!!!!!! Simple but complicated enough.
Love it!
@Michael: "I said brother if you only knew you'd wish that you were in my shoes
You just keep on using me until you use me up" :))))))
I said Baby, (Clap) Baby (Clap,Clap)Baby da Baby! When you love me I can't get enough!!!!
Man I love that song!!!
@Jud - There is a really bad recording of "With or Without You" that I did on my You Tube page at "mijoswift". I am re-doing my music room and hope to put some more up there this weekend. Mr Withers will be up there Too!!!!
Hey folks ... how about pulling out the iPhone or whatever recording device you have and putting some of these up on Youtube for the rest of us to enjoy. We need some more stuff on the "Member Performance" page! :-)
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"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the outcome of the vote." ~ Benjamin Franklin
The round was HIDDEN? SAD. Fortunately, for others present his stupidity only cost him HIS life.
SOLD my guns.
Proud owner of a 12lb. Chinese pug that is DANGEROUS and is soon to be registered!
Stamford Police Capt. Richard Conklin said Dixon, who obtained his pistol permit in the last six months, may have believed the weapon he was holding had a magazine disconnect safety, which makes the gun inoperable when the magazine is removed.
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"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the outcome of the vote." ~ Benjamin Franklin
"Hidden cartridge in the chamber." Sounds like another way to scare the sheep into thinking that you can't tell if there is a round in the chamber.
All my guns are loaded all the time. Every single instant of every single second. Even when disassembled on the downstairs table.
Something like this should NEVER happen.
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My all-time favorite strategy game as a kid was Squad Leader...
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I spent many a weekend playing with friends!
So long as the paperwork's clean, you boys can do what you like out there.
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Definitely my favourite board game (Vanilla version). I love how you are playing the game rather than each other and beating it is an achievement.
I have Talisman and while I loved it back in the day I agree it is a bit to long these days for me although still fun.
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Talisman can be far too slow at the start. Going to give the kids a raft and a few gold each to get into the fun part quicker. Just bought the Sacred Pool expansion. I'm always pushing players to roll quickly
Pandemic has great mechanics and there is always something going on. Love it.
There are definite favs appearing in our collection. Dixit and Small World are two.
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Just bought Mage Wars from Games Paradise. The Forcemaster vs Warlord expansion was missing from the delivery. Also paid for Netrunner Cyber Exodus but its out of stock. I contacted them and hopefully it gets resolved.
So what games have caught your attention recently ?
Police Precinct looks good when the 2nd Edition comes out (minor fixes from 1st Ed).
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I agree that 7 Wonders is a great family game. Tried the 3 player game and the kids picked it up pretty much immediately. The idea of accumulating resources to build didn't even need to be explained to a pair of Minecraft players. Will try a 4 player game when my wife has time.
Had to put in Paypal dispute with Games Paradise. A month after i ordered they haven't even posted a bunch of my games, and the one order they did post had half the stuff missing. They haven't even returned any of my emails. The point of buying games the month before school holidays is to actually play them.
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I forgot to mention an interesting game, Escape - Curse of the Temple. Pretty frantic, each player constantly rolls a set of dice to get the required symbols to move their token thru the temple. Theres a cd (or mp3) to play, so its a timed game. At various points you have to move back to the central chamber or lose a dice.
Its an odd sort of game - you barely notice what others are doing because you're frantically rolling your own dice. There are no player turns, you roll as fast as you can. If you roll a skull symbol, you cant reroll it until you roll a golden mask symbol. If another player is in the same room, you can use their mask symbol - this is actually the most fun bit, as you run back to "save" a friend who has rolled all skulls and cant do anything.
Its fun, I guess - and short, since its timed at 10 minutes. It seems expensive for what it is (a few map tiles and a bumload of dice). Probably unlikely you would play more than one or two games of it in a session.
Certainly different, which I like to see in a game. Space Alert attracted me as well (with its realtime play) - although that has a lot more variety.
My copy of Escape was missing a sheet of tiles, so I had to make do with a couple of homemade ones (using images copied from the manual and resized - they look like crap).
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My Mage Wars came with a factory damaged spell book. So I emailed Arcane Wonders and they replaced it immediately.
The gameplay of Mage Wars is fast, because there is SO much going on. The game is pretty long for what is essentially a card game, played in zones, with dice damage and effects. The kids loved it and wanted to play again. We hardly scratched the surface of what the game can do as we played in apprentice mode to introduce my girls to the game. It took us about an hour.
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Is it possible to backup the users (with passwords) on Windows 2003 Server?
A system state backup will include the account databases in addition to other critical system files.
Passwords are normally only stored using a one-way hash. There is no way to reverse the hash.
Users and Passwords on windows server are stored in active directory (usually). There are good things and bad things about using Active Directory, but one of the good ones is that it supports replication. So, you can setup a second windows server, and replicate all the data to it automatically. If the first server goes down, the second can take over. But this is improved resilience, not strictly a backup.
For a backup, the standard windows backup tools should help. Veritas Backup Exec and similar third-party tools can take a smart backup of Active Directory stuff. If you want a much more DIY-type solution, you can use command line tools to dump active directory's data in LDIF format. You'll probably lose some fine details that way, but it should include basics like names and (hashed) passwords.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Kyle Garlick homered and drove in three runs as No. 6 Oregon defeated Washington State 6-2 in Pac-12 baseball, Friday night.
With the victory, the Ducks (27-10, 11-5) took the opener in the three-game series with the Cougars (18-16, 5-7 Pac-12).
"We didn't finish off hitters and didn't get a big hit when we had opportunities," Washington State Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "Give credit to Oregon for scoring most of its runs with two outs."
Oregon took a 2-0 lead in the first inning against Washington State starter Sean Hartnett (0-1) on a two-run triple by Garlick. Harnett was pressed into duty when J.D. Leckenby was injured before throwing a pitch. Leckenby is day-to-day.
In the third, Kyle Johnson led off with a triple and scored on a one-out single by Taylor Ard off Ducks' starter Alex Keudell (6-3).
Garlick led off the fourth with his fifth home run of the season to spark a three-run rally that gave Oregon a 5-1 lead. In the fifth, Collin Slaybaugh singled with one out for the Cougars. With two outs, Derek Jones was hit by a pitch and Adam Nelubowich followed with a run-scoring single.
The Ducks added a run in the eighth for a 6-2 lead before the Cougars threatened in the ninth. With two outs, Slaybaugh singled, Ard was hit by a pitch and Jones walked to load the bases. However, Jimmie Sherfy struck out Nelubowich to end the game.
The series continues at 2 p.m., Saturday...Cougars played their eighth game on the road against top 10 team this season...Washington State is 3-5 in those games.


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Nov 18, 2008 12:06 PM
Belle & Sebastian have been keeping us mellow and grooving for over ten years, and their The BBC Sessions ($14) documents that journey, with tracks recorded live from 1996 to 2001. This intimate album features four never released (if much bootlegged), tracks. The deluxe version also boasts an entire performance recorded seven years ago. Our favorites include the oldie, "Judy and the Dream of Horses," and the newly released, "Shoot the Sexual Athlete."
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