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The New Mexico State Aggies have announced their 2013 football schedule, which features games against Boston College, Minnesota, San Diego State, Texas, and UCLA.
New Mexico State will be playing their first season as an FBS Independent after the WAC discontinued football. They had been a member of the WAC since 2005. Prior to that, they were part of the Big West Conference from 1983-2000 and the Sun Belt Conference from 2001-2004.
The Aggies open the 2013 season on the road at the Texas Longhorns on Aug. 31. NMSU then hosts back-to-back home games against Minnesota on Sept. 7 and UTEP on Sept. 14.
A trip to Los Angeles to face UCLA looms on Sept. 21, followed by a home game against San Diego State on Sept. 28 and then a trip to face in-state rival New Mexico on Oct. 5.
After their first open date, the Aggies host Rice on Oct. 19 followed by Abilene Christian on Oct. 26. Abilene is moving up to FCS from Division II, but will not be counted as an FCS program for scheduling purposes until the 2014 season.
On Nov. 2, the Aggies travel to face the UL Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns. New Mexico State was originally slated to play at Idaho on Nov. 2, but the game was scrapped when the Sun Belt was reduced to eight teams and needed non-conference games.
Boston College visits Las Cruces on Nov. 9 in what will be the first ever meeting between the two schools. After their second open date on Nov. 16, the Aggies head East to Boca Raton to take on the Florida Atlantic Owls on Nov. 23.
New Mexico State closes out the 2013 regular-season on Nov. 30 at home against the Idaho Vandals. Idaho will also be playing their first season as an FBS Independent.
2013 New Mexico State Football Schedule
Wow. I did not think NMSU was in a position of power. Good for them getting a 1 for none with Boston College.
Are you sure there's no return game to Chestnut Hill? Very strange for the Eagles to make two trips to the west coast (USC and NMSU) in the same season.
NMSU will be in the SUNBELT next year and this is a great schedule for any midmajor let alone NMSU. While I will call it ambitious, but with the new HC Martin it is what the doctor ordered.
I am suprised BC comes out west twice in one year also. The fact that Martin coached at BC last year makes that game interesting for NMSU even more.
Holy crow,this is a VERY good schedule! Now if the fans realize how important it is to actually show up and support the Aggies…this could be a showcase season to show CUSA/Mountain West/Sun Belt that they can draw enough to be attractive. Other then Texas and UCLA,New Mexico State should and could be in every game.
Yes, I can't figure out why the Aggies have such poor support. The fans do need to start showing up, otherwise, this is a program that could disappear off the map without conference affiliation.
Oh, and what is more amazing is that they were able to get 7 home games. That is incredible given how moribund their program is.
NMSU has 7 home/5 away, while Idaho has 5 home/7 away. I wonder if the Idaho-NMSU game will flip locations, seeing as they could've just as easily dropped the game between them that is still on as opposed to the one that was dropped. That way each team would have 6 home games.
AJ, that would make sense. Good catch.
Thats a pretty ambitious schedule for a program thats coming off of such a rough year. I'd hope to see the Aggies finish close to 5-7 in order to prove that indepenence is really the best place for them. Otherwise perhaps the Southland Conference may be thier best option. At least that way they'd be able to recruit from Texas and Arkansas. If they have another bad season then they're stuck collecting paychecks to get pounded by the rest of the FBS which is unfair to the players and fans.
so what happened to the home-and-home with Idaho?
They were able to support the Sun Belt with November 2 games once the SB got shafted by two former members.
WOW that's a tough little schedule for them.
So, is it just down to Syracuse and Western Kentucky to each schedule a FCS opponent then and 2013 will be finished?
Since NMSU plays a D-II, they need 7 wins to make a bowl. Which clearly isn't going to happen…
They only play one D-II, you need seven wins if you play 2 D-IIs
Abilene Christian is moving up to Div I-AA status this year and technically will not be a Div II school. Nevertheless, everything else applies.
When will WKU and Syracuse schedule a 2013/14 home-home series?
Syracuse seems to have taken over from Cal as having the AD that needs to be woken up the most times to schedule some games.


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In the side quest "A Daughter Ransomed" is there a way to save the girl, keep your money, and kill the bandits?
Yes walk up to them and use intimidate or persuasion. Tell them they have to send the girl to you first then you'll give them the money. Once they do that you just kill them/pay them.
Can someone editing the questions tags and mark it as Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening. As it's a quest in the expansion not the original.

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I'm 'fixing' a hosed Vista box as a favor (3 years of not running any virus software has played a toll on it) by installing Windows 7 on it. Doing a full wipe.
They have a license for MS Office 2007 Home and Student. I have the box with the key, but they have no idea where the disks are for it anymore.
Via Ninite, I installed the MS Office 2007 trial version, but the key won't work with it...I think it's because the trial version I have is for standard rather than Home/Student. I also have the license key for their copy of Publisher 2007, but again, no disks.
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Chicken Cheese Lasagna
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 30 mins
I'm not sure where this recipe came from but it is absolutely wonderful. DH loves this and its a good way to get him to eat spinach.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 cups milk
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
- 3⁄4 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1 medium onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- 8 ounces lasagna noodles (9-10 noodles)
- 2 cups cream-style cottage cheese
- 2 cups cut-up cooked chicken
- 1 (10 ounce) packagechopped spinach, thawed and well-drained
- 1⁄2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1⁄4 cup grated parmigiano-reggiano cheese
- Heat butter in 2 qt saucepan over low heat until melted.
- Add garlic.
- Stir in flour and salt.
- Cook, stirring constantly until bubbly.
- Remove from heat and stir in milk and broth.
- Heat to boiling, stirring constantly.
- Stir in mozzarella, 3/4 cup Parmesan, onion, basil, oregano, parsley and pepper.
- Cook over low heat stirring constantly until cheese is melted.
- Spread 1/4 of the cheese sauce (about 1 1/2 cups) in ungreased 13x9 dish and top with 3 or 4 noodles (cooked or uncooked, your preference), overlapping if necessary.
- Spread 1/2 of the cottage cheese over noodles.
- Repeat with 1/4 of cheese sauce, 3-4 noodles, and remaining cottage cheese.
- Top with chicken, spinach, 1/4 of cheese sauce, remaining noodles, and remaining cheese sauce.
- Sprinkle with 3/4 cup Parmesan and 1/4 cup parmigiano-reggiano cheese.
- Cook uncovered at 350°F 20-30 minutes until nice and bubbly.
- Let stand 10 minutes before cutting.
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You're right! This is absolutely delicious and I have been making it for years. It is from a cookbook I have called Betty Crockers Recipes for Today (1988). When I make this, I don't change a thing (and it IS a good way to sneak in the spinach - I love it but DH does not!). Thanks for posting - now I can add this to my shopping list right off of the Zaar!
This was pretty good, and pretty easy to make. I made it around noon and refrigerated it, then we baked it around 5:30 p.m. I followed the ingredients exactly, and it tasted great. I used Barilla no-boil noodles, and there were no issues with them being too undercooked or anything. I gave it 4 stars because my lasagna turned out quite runny, even after letting it rest (after baking) for a bit - so I couldn't take a good picture to post! I think if I make this again I might try to reduce the liquid in it somehow. Also, I agree that sliced mushrooms would be a good addition, and maybe fresh spinach. Made for Fall PAC 2012.
Very nice. I had ricotta to use up, so substituted it for the cottage cheese, and because of a helpful review I reduced the milk to 1 1/2 cups. The texture was perfect.


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NCAA Albuquerque, New Mexico regional selections
Steve Burkowski and Ryan Lavner give their picks of the teams that have been selected for the NCAA Albuquerque, New Mexico Regional. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
Lavner: Top 10 men's, women's NCAA teams
Ryan Lavner does a pre-season rankings for the top teams in college golf. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
College Central: Lav's top eight seeds for NCAAs
Jay Coffin and Ryan Lavner break down Lav's top 8 seeds for match-play heading into the Men's NCAA Championship. They also cover a few quick hits, including the Arnold Palmer Invitational exemption for Palmer Cup players as well as Lee McCoy and Auburn's latest victories.
Golfing World: U.S. Ryder Cup task force begins investigation
On today's Golf World news, the U.S. Ryder Cup task force has its first meeting, although some members of the 11-strong committee are missing. Rory McIlroy faces claims that he wiped data from eight mobile phone devices, which may have been useful to his court case, and one young golfer has a tantrum after missing a short putt.
Hungry? Woods' new restaurant opens Monday
Tiger Woods' 2015 season could come to an end next week, but another chapter of his life – restaurateur – is just beginning.
Big takeaway: 'Bama doesn't make it to NCAAs
Ryan Lavner talks about two-time defending champion Alabama not making it out of the 2015 NCAA Men's Golf Regionals. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.Fourth reigning champion that failed to make it to the following year's NCAA championship . But this wasn't totally unexpected. This team had a lot of turnover over the past year. They lost the three seniors from a year ago. They lost their second Second best player Gavin Moynihan to homesickness at the midway point of the season. The Tide won only once this season, but they're going to be fine moving forward, here. They have Davis Riley coming in, the number three ranked Junior player in the country. They're gonna be retooling just fine.
College Central: Dru Love wins first college title
Jay Coffin is joined by Ryan Lavner to cover the latest news in college golf, including Dru Love's win at the Puerto Rico Classic, Arizona State and Maverick McNealy's win at The Prestige as well as Ryan's Top 5 teams in the state of Florida.joining us. The biggest news in college golf this week. Hours before Davis Love III was named the US Ryder Cup captain. His son Dru from the University of Alabama, his only son, won his first ever college event. Now you just got off the phone with Drew Love. What did he have to say? Well, it's an incredible coincidence, obviously, and as Drew Love was winning that tournament in Puerto Rico, Davis Love the third was in the parking lot at PGA of America headquarters, refreshing live scoring on his cell phone. With everything that
College Central: Zalatoris wins spot in NTO
Jay Coffin and Ryan Lavner bring you the latest news in college golf. Wake Forest freshman Will Zalatoris wins the Northern Trust Collegiate Showcase, South Florida and Illinois claim season opening victories, and the women of Furman with their third title.College Central. I'm Jay Coffin alongside Ryan Lavner. Thanks for joining us. Wake Forest freshman Will Zalatoris qualified for the Northern Trust Open this week because of a Monday qualifier for college kids. At Riviera. Now that he is in the field, what can being in that field do to help a college player in general? Well, Jay, I think there's a couple of benefits here. The first one is that they're going to be feeling pressure on that first tee like they've never felt in their lives. That's only gonna help them when it gets to the NCAA Championship and they're trying to win a national title. Secondly. You're learning what it's like to be involved with this PGA Tour life. What's the routine? What's the schedule? What do you do after your round? How do you manage your time? That's some pretty important knowledge. And third, you need to test your game at the highest level. You cannot turn pro in this current landscape without teeing it up in a couple of PGA Tour events first. How are you ever going to know. How you stack up against the world's best. Just look at Jon Rahm. Finished tied for fifth a couple weeks ago at the Phoenix Open. He's now heading back to campus at Arizona State more confident than he's ever been. For sure. Because he showed what he can do on the PGA Tour stage. Now it's clearly a positive. Do you see this happening more often or would you like it to happen more often? Qualifiers at a professional event? I'd like to see it more often, I'd like to see it open to the fans, because then you're inspiring the younger generation to see some of these bright stars. And secondly, I'd move this to the fall, where there's some weaker PGA tour events, and it's not so hectic for the college golfers, where they're trying to fit this event in with the regular college golf schedule. All right now let's move over to the college game a little bit. Earlier this week, South Florida won the Gator Invitational. A field that include host Florida, and top five teams Florida State and number five Vanderbilt. Can we take USF seriously as a sleeper team this year? I think you have to. Two wins, now, they're inside the top 25 in golf stats rankings. A lot of attention is paid on junior Chase Kepgood because of his big brother Brooks and what he's been able to do. On the PGA Tour but for the Bulls this season there's a lot of motivation. They're actually the host school for the NCAA championships. They want
Ginella's Journeys: Paying a visit to South Florida
Matt Ginella heads to South Florida for some surf and turf fun in the sun. Watch Morning Drive 7AM ET.east course at 6,400 yards is short, tight and fun. The Biltmore Golf Course is a Donald Ross design, dating back to 1925 and is widely considered a must play anytime an avid golfer is anywhereHave other activities where you can have your mind out of the golf course . And, and just have other things to think. 18th hole. The Diplomat. Dinner on the line. I win, you're coming to Orlando.


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A group of people who believe David Bain killed his family
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David Bain flew out of New Zealand at the weekend headed for
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Joe Karam's new book on the David Bain retrial has been
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Getting Started: Student Plaza Being Built at Lake Wales High School
Published: Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 2:56 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 2:56 a.m.
LAKE WALES | Work has begun on the student plaza for the front of Lake Wales High School.
A front-end loader began ripping up sod in the green space in front of the school Thursday.
It's to level the ground for the plaza school administrators have wanted to add for a year.
Vincent Coconato of Oakwood Builders Inc. in Lake Wales said Thursday that he hopes his crews can complete it in two or three months, if all goes well.
Whidden Design Studio has designed the courtyard that will replace the small knoll between the high school's main office and Highlander Way.
It will be like most other public plazas, said Robin Gibson, chair of the Lake Wales Charter Schools Foundation.
The plaza will have natural amphitheater seating, a circular stage area and a backdrop of a retaining wall planted with Muskogee crape myrtle trees, he said.
In addition to providing a central gathering point, he said, it will include a human sundial. If a student stands on a particular mark, his or her a shadow will tell the time on the ground.
Chris Reams, assistant principal over testing and facilities, said the foundation raised the $150,000 cost from private and community donors.
More money will be needed to install electric and sound systems as part of the plaza, he said.
It's part of what Principal Donna Dunson calls a three-year "evolution of change" — including technology improvements at the school — to create a school where students want to excel.
Phil Attinger covers the Babson Park, Dundee, Frostproof and Lake Wales areas and may be reached at 863-401-6981 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I have three Mac Notebooks on a local network all connected to the same router. Two of the notebooks use Airport (not the base station), and the third one is wired to the ethernet.
Airport notebooks can see each other and the ethernet connected notebook, however ethernet connected notebook cannot see airport connected notebooks.


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A 3-D carbon nanotube mesh enables rat spinal tissue sections to reconnect in culture.
Hand Signs for Science
December 5, 2012|
Organizations are calling for a common set of sign language for scientific terms.
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Organizations are calling for a common set of sign language for scientific terms.
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Biotech, pharmaceutical, and insurance companies have spent a record-breaking amount this election—nearly $200 million.
November 5, 2012|
More stories surface about how last week's super storm is affecting research up and down the coast—and how science is fighting back.
November 1, 2012|
Retracting a paper from the scientific literature can lead to fewer citations for related studies.
October 26, 2012|
Research spending dropped $4 billion dollars in 2011, and could continue to drop, according to a new report.
October 19, 2012|
The blogosphere voices widespread condemnation for a sexist comment made by a researcher attending this week's annual Society for Neuroscience conference.
September 27, 2012|
The United States government is concerned over the declining levels of state funding for public research universities, citing a threat to overall economic health.
September 21, 2012|
Both male and female researchers are less likely to hire a female candidate than a male candidate with the same experience.
September 17, 2012|
As federal budgets tighten, the US government is getting serious about enforcing reporting and administrative rules that accompany academic grants.
September 13, 2012|
A new study of the scientific literature finds that researchers are guilty of overemphasizing the benefits of medical treatments.


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I have a bunch of DV streams that were imported from a DV camcorder using iMovie.
Unfortunately, neither
avconv nor VLC seem to be capable of converting these files correctly, whereas QuickTime works just fine on "OS X".
As I would like to convert these files with
avconv on Linux (no, using QuickTime is not an option), I wonder if I need to provide
avconv with some extra options so that it understands iMovie's version of the DV format (or whatever is causing these peculiarities). I've googled but that didn't help.
Any ideas how I can make this work? Here's an example output from
avconv -i FILENAME:
avconv version 0.8.6-6:0.8.6-1ubuntu2, Copyright (c) 2000-2013 the Libav developers
built on Mar 30 2013 22:20:06 with gcc 4.7.2
[dv @ 0x258cb80] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
Input #0, dv, from 'clip-1998-08-02 01;58;06.dv':
Duration: 00:00:22.06, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 28771 kb/s
Stream #0.0: Video: dvvideo, yuv411p, 720x480, 28771 kb/s, PAR 8:9 DAR 4:3, 29.97 tbr, 29.97 tbn, 29.97 tbc
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'Tickling is a way to hone down our combat skills'
The world's first 'tickle spa' has opened in Madrid, promising to tickle clients into a state of relaxed bliss.
But why do we laugh when we are being tickled and how can it be a relaxing experience?
Dr Chris Smith from the pathology department at Cambridge University tells Radio 5 live Breakfast why the anticipation of being tickled is a basic survival instinct.
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Edgar Harrison
Published: Friday, April 22, 2005 at 11:24 a.m.
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Edgar L. "Buddy" Harrison, 85, a native of Huttig, Ark., and resident of Monroe, died Wednesday, April 20, 2005.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Mulhearn Funeral Home in Monroe. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Memorial United Methodist Church in Monroe.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Washburn Harrison; one daughter, Judith "Judy" Foret and husband, Delvin, of Houma; two sons, Edgar L. "Bud" Harrison Jr. and wife, Carolyn, of Bastrop and William W. "Bill" Harrison and wife, Brenda, of Monroe; three sisters, Bernice Castleberry of Freehold, N.J., Faye Crain of Sachse, Texas, and Helen Murphy of Searcy, Ark.; one sister-in-law, Naomi Harrison of Beaumont, Texas; six grandchildren; one step-grandchild; and 12 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Barksdale Harrison.
He was owner and operator of Central Tower Service Station and Tower Sport Shop for more than 34 years and was a World War II veteran.
He was a member of the North Monroe Lions Club and a lifetime member of the Monroe Little League Baseball Board. He was a member of Memorial United Methodist Church for more than 50 years, serving as chairman of the board, president of Methodist Men and teaching Sunday School.
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My girlie stole my camera during our Stampede outing and here is one of her pictures…
I like it!
Posted by The Farmer's Trophy Wife on July 20, 2011 in My Thoughts
Tags: alberta, alberta beef, beef, i heart alberta beef, i heart beef
Crystal Cattle
July 22, 2011 at 6:25 am
I remember playing with lots of those Alberta Beef Stickers growing up!
The Farmer's Trophy Wife
August 1, 2011 at 7:51 am
Ditto…I'm glad they haven't changed!
July 20, 2011 at 6:31 am
She has a good eye!!! haha…and Alberta beef is the best!
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The Patagonia Women's Solar Wind Jacket: Lightweight and low-bulk, this jacket features a Gore WINDSTOPPER exterior with PrimaLoft Eco insulation – windproof warmth for frigid, blowing days. Even on sunny days, the wind is a ruthless thief. Hoard your heat with the Solar Wind Jacket. A Gore WINDSTOPPER shell combined with a light fill of 60-g PrimaLoft Eco polyester insulation (50% recycled) makes for a jacket that guards warmth and blocks wind. Finer points include the new Touch Point System embedded cord locks in the hem for quick adjustment without opening the jacket, two zippered handwarmer pockets (above harness-line), an internal zippered security pocket, low-profile cuff closures and full-reach gusseted underarm panels for mobility.
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* WINDSTOPPER Insulated Shell fabric combined with PrimaLoft Eco insulation is warm, light, compressible and highly weather-resistant
* Interior quilting stabilizes insulation
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She Served Too! Bay View Academy Kicks off a Yearlong Women's Veterans Initiative
On Veteran's Day, BVA will kick off a yearlong effort to identify, locate and contact female veterans of Southern New England, regardless of religious affiliation. They will be honored at a celebration on November 10, 2011 at the Academy.
Colonel Luz is a bestselling author and was the highest ranking soldier in the 399th Combat Support Unit. She was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service in Iraq, and her book Nightingale of Mosul tells the story of a life dedicated to service, family, compassion, and country—and challenges readers to redefine their ideals of what it means to fight for what truly matters. "I am very happy that my Alma Mater is taking on this most important effort to celebrate and honor women in the Military. Bay View remains a leader in women's education and when combined with the Mercy mission this initiative promises to be very exciting, emotional and have a long lasting impact on the veterans and the student body of Bay View." Said Luz. Bay View High School Principal, Colleen Gribbin agrees, "This effort promises to bring the Mercy mission together with a yearlong teachable moment for our girls. I am always buoyed by the enthusiasm of our faculty and our young women and their willingness to participate, engage, serve and learn." Campus Ministry Director Sister Liz Hathaway is eager to put the Mercy mission into action, "This initiative does so much to bring the Mercy mission alive for our girls. The opportunity to aid the women of service who sacrificed and admirably did their duty on behalf of our nation is one that will produce benefits for our veterans and our girls."
Bay View Academy is planning a yearlong education accompaniment of this initiative. Diane Morel, Bay View History Department Chair,acknowledges the multi faceted educational ventures that will be brought to life throughout the entire school. "We are uniquely positioned to make this effort one that can provide learning for our girls in language arts, history, art, music and technology. I am sure this outreach will energize our students and the entire Bay View Community."
Bay View's Director of Alumnae Relations acknowledges the inherent challenge of this initiative "We at the Academy realize reaching as many female veterans as possible is a challenging endeavor, however, knowing the true spirit and determination of our Bay View Community; we will tackle this project gladly." She continued, "We are confident this year long journey enveloping and engaging our entire BVA community will reap so much good for so many."
"But humans are more than physical beings, and as health care professionals, our real task is to care for the whole person. When it comes to mental health, stress is a huge part of a soldier's life as well. Take normal people and put them in abnormal situations, and all sorts of hazardous things can result. I hold an additional certification in combat stress management, so part of my job in Iraq was to help educate soldiers through the stresses of war. If people could, to some degree, process the craziness of what they were going through, it would lift their spirits, help them perform at an optimum level, and be in a better position to sort things out when they got home."
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"Now that that my sisters are returning home I am thrilled to be part of my Alma Mater's dedication to continuing this mission of Mercy." Said Luz
Bay View seeks any Southern New England woman who has served the United States of America in any branch of military service. If you are or know such a women, please contact the Lia Del Sesto at 434-0113 ext 104 or via email at email@example.com. The public is invited to attend the project kick off and brief memorial service on November 10, 2010 at 1:15PM.
What: The members of the Committee and members of the Academy will kick off on November 10, 2010 at the RI Veterans Cemetery at the Women's Monument at 1:15 PM.
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Does anyone know of a free decompiler that can decompile an entire Jar file instead of a single class? I have a problem with sub classes like name$1.class name$2.class name.class
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JavaDecompiler can do a good job with a jar: since 0.2.5, All files, in JAR files, are displayed.
See also the question "How do I "decompile" Java class files?".
The JD-Eclipse doesn't seem to have changed since late 2009 though (see Changes).
JD-Core is actively maintained.
Both are the result of the fantastic work of (SO user) Emmanuel Dupuy.
First of all, it's worth remembering that all Java archive files (
Second, to tackle this problem I personally use several tools which handle this problem on all levels:
The advantage of all the aforementioned, is that I do not need to hold any other external tool which clutters my work environment. Everything I will ever need from one of those files can be handled inside my IDE or diffed with other files natively.
If you happen to have both a bash shell and jad:
I might be a tiny, tiny bit off with that, but it should work more or less as advertised. You should end up with
I have had reasonable success with a tool named (frustratingly) "JD: Java Decompiler".
I have found it better than most decompilers when dealing with classes compiled for Java 5 and higher. Unfortunately, it can still have some hiccups where JAD would normally succeed.
Something like:
Insert the following into decompile.jar.sh
Ready to use, just type
You extract it and then use jad against the dir.
A jar file is just a zip file with jar extension. You should be able to unzip(winzip) a jar just like a zip file.
Note: This solution only works for Mac and *nix users.
I also tried to find Jad with no luck. My quick solution was to download MacJad that contains jad. Once you downloaded it you can find jad in [where-you-downloaded-macjad]/MacJAD/Contents/Resources/jad.
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My three week old baby just had an ultrasound and a VCUG which showed that he has kidney reflux and what appears to be multiple cysts (5) in the lower pole of the right kidney. His upper pole and entire left kidney is completely normal. Doctors say its very rare for him to have both. Also based on the films the urologist is not 100 perfect sure that the cysts are in the kidney. He said that it could be below the kidney, in the intestines. They seemed very intrigued by his condition. He is going to be sent for an MRI to confirm that the cysts are in the kidney and not anywhere else. If so, he will only need to be on antibiotics for a year and the hope is that everything will resolve itself. I'm praying its not more serious. His eating, peeing and pooping habits say its not. Just sharing my story and welcoming myself to the club.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Red Cross Kansas Capital Chapter is sending four more volunteers to Oklahoma to help with disaster relief efforts.
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Sometimes I ask why me
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From "I am Strong" by The Grascals
LaRue County's Relay for Life — the fundraiser that benefits the American Cancer Society — is entering its 15th year.
One hundred years ago, 3,000 people attended the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Building at what is now Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park. They turned out in droves – with many dignitaries arriving on trains from other states, according to news accounts.
The KHSAA team sports committee is considering wide-reaching soccer realignment.
Currently, the 5th Region in soccer consists of Bardstown, Bethlehem, Bullitt Central, Bullitt East, LaRue County, Nelson County and North Bullitt in the 9th District and Central Hardin, Elizabethtown, Fort Knox, John Hardin, Meade County and North Hardin in the 10th District.
The goal of the realignment is to keep soccer schools in the same region, and hopefully the same district, as basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball.
If you decided to go to college, or if you are already in college, you have made a good financial choice. Kentuckians with bachelor's degrees typically earn $16,000 more annually than people with high school diplomas.
But you need to find the best way to pay for that college education, preferably with money you do not have to pay back. These tips from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority may help.
Schools will be closed Nov. 23-25 and Dec. 19-30.
Site-based council schedule
The ALES site-based council meetings will be 5:30 p.m. Dec. 12, Jan. 9, Feb. 13, March 12, April 16 and May 14 in the conference room.
For more information, call the school at 358-4112.
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Independent readers may stay after school until 4:15 p.m. each Tuesday in the library.
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Thanks to the generosity of LaRue Countians, the Kelly Dean Sanders Memorial Fund, since its inception in the late 1960s, has provided clothes and other assistance to thousands of LaRue County students who have needed help.
The major moneymaker to keep the fund active is the Kelly Dean Sanders Memorial Dinner which this year will be held at the newly remodeled LaRue County High School cafeteria Dec. 4 from noon until 2 p.m.
Over the past two weekends, the LaRue County High School speech team has competed in three tournaments and brought home several awards for both individual and team, including four championships.
On Nov. 5, the team competed in the Calloway County Invitational; and on Nov. 12, the team traveled to Western Kentucky University to compete in the Alumni Swing, which is two tournaments in one day.
4-H Council
The LaRue County 4-H Council will meet 6:30 p.m. Nov. 28 at the Extension Office. The meeting is open to the public. Anyone wishing to serve on the council should contact 4-H Agent Misty Wilmoth at 358-3401 or mwilmoth@ uky.edu. The council oversees the county-wide 4-H program as far as planning, evaluating and funding.
4-H Club meetings are held at the LaRue County Extension Office, 807 Old Elizabethtown Road, Hodgenville. New members are welcome to attend. For more information about 4-H, call Misty Wilmoth at 358-3401.
FSA ballots mailed
The deadline for eligible voters to return ballots to their local FSA offices is Dec. 5. The FSA county committee allows producers to make decisions concerning the local administration of federal farm programs. Eligible voters who do not receive a ballot can obtain ballots at their local USDA Service Center or call 765-2702.
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The Hardin County Extension Office will offer a Master Gardener Class next spring.
Classes are 9 a.m.-noon on weekdays and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays on the following dates: Feb. 21, 23, and 28; March 1, 3, 6, 8, 12, 15, 20, 22, 24, 27; and April 3.
Participants are asked to participate in a 40-hour internship to Cooperative Extension Service programs in return for the training. They will learn about botany, soils, plant diseases and insects.
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Fixtures play an important role in many manufacturing operations such as inspection, machining, and part fabrication. In the development of a fixture, it is desired that the feasible fixturing surfaces and optimal fixturing points on the workpiece be selected automatically. An algorithm is presented to automate the generation of optimal fixturing points, which totally restrains the workpiece in the fixture, i.e., satisfies the form-closure condition, as well as minimizes the workpiece positional errors. First, a heuristics is proposed for searching a set of fixturing surfaces capable of providing form-closure. Then, we formulate the problem of determining optimal fixturing points on the eligible set of fixturing surfaces as a quadratic programming problem with the workpiece positioning accuracy as the performance index and the robust form-closure requirement as the linear constraints. Finally, the implementation for three numerical examples demonstrates the usefulness and efficiency of the proposed algorithm.


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This recipe is similar to the Italian Bubble Pizza, with a few changes. I like to add 1 cup of salsa on top of the cheese, after I melt it.
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- 1 lb lean ground beef
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) packageold el paso taco seasoning mix
- 3⁄4 cup water
- 1 (10 3/4 ounce) can condensed tomato soup
- 1 (12 ounce) can Pillsbury refrigerated biscuits
- 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 375°F
- Brown ground beef in large skillet or pan over medium heat until thoroughly cooked, stirring frequently. Drain. Add Old El Paso Taco Seasoning Mix, water, and tomato soup, and mix well. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 3 minutes. Remove from heat.
- Separate dough from biscuits into 8 biscuits. Cut each biscuit into 8 pieces. Add to ground beef mixture. Stir gently.
- Spoon mixture into ungreased 13x9-inch pan. Bake 18-23 minutes or until sauce is bubbly and biscuits are golden brown. Remove from oven.
- Sprinkle with cheese. Return to oven. Bake until cheese is bubbly.
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Lizzy....great recipe. I made this tonight for my son and hubby, and they just loved it. I topped it with everything Mexican I could find. Thanks for a great, easy, tasty recipe. Wonderful!
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Pakistan accused Indian troops of killing a civilian and wounding two others in "unprovoked firing" across the border Saturday as New Delhi voiced "grave concern" about the new military flare-up in disputed Kashmir.
The Himalayan region of Kashmir has been the spark of two of three wars fought by nuclear-armed India and Pakistan since their independence from Britain in 1947.
In Islamabad, a Pakistani military official said a civilian was killed and two others injured by "unprovoked firing of heavy weapons including mortars by Indian Border Security Forces" near the eastern city of Sialkot in eastern Punjab province.
On Thursday, Pakistan accused India of killing a paramilitary soldier in "unprovoked firing" across the border in the same region.
Indian foreign minister Salman Khurshid in New Delhi described the military flare-up as a "serious matter."
"This is a serious matter, a matter of great concern to India," Khurshid told India's NDTV channel as the Press Trust of India said two paramilitary soldiers of the Border Security Force (BSF) were hurt in overnight Friday attacks by Pakistani troops.
BSF troops "retaliated strongly", the national news agency report said, and added the attack was the latest in a string of five violations in the past 24 hours of a 2003 truce along Kashmir's disputed border.
"We will handle it (the new flare-up) with the greatest sagacity, greatest firmness and determination to protect both the sovereignty and the safety and security of our citizens," the Indian foreign minister said.
The clashes follow a pledge a few weeks ago by the prime ministers of the two countries at a meeting on the sidelines of a UN conference to restore calm along the Line of Control (LoC), the heavily militarised de facto border dividing Kashmir.
A spike in fighting along the LoC in January stalled peace talks which had only just resumed following a three-year hiatus sparked by the 2008 attacks in Mumbai that killed 166 people.
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It was a living, breathing vista Marek. And after standing there on the range above it, we descended into the midst of it and there inside the forests we thrilled by its vibrant greens.
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Thank you Crina Stanciu. Your encouragement and appreciation are valued. I wish you well in the contest with your delightful picture of the village.
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Merci, kaouyana. It is a landscape and a photo that I like also. This is my home area.
But these greetings come from Tonga - who an hour ago defeated France in the Rugby World Cup and ... I can hear Tonga celebrating right now!
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After more than 60 years as part of the Wilmington Metropolitan Statistical Area, the federal government's Office of Management and Budget in February 2013 shifted Brunswick County to the Myrtle Beach, S.C., MSA based on 2010 Census data.
The Census Bureau defines MSAs as core areas containing a substantial population nucleus, together with adjacent communities that have a high degree of economic and social integration with that core.
By Lindsay Kriz and Laura Lewis
Staff Writers
SUNSET BEACH — A Sunset Beach home is considered a total loss after an early morning fire attributed to a grill blown over by wind broke out Friday, July 15, and quickly spread toward adjacent houses on East Main Street and Canal Drive.
BOLIVIA — As the number of hepatitis C-positive Brunswick County residents increases, Brunswick County Health Services knows more action needs to be taken.
Two men sought in the slaying of a Holden Beach woman in North Myrtle Beach, S.C., were arrested four days after the crime.
Nicholas Mciver, 20, and Terrell Freeman, 29, were arrested Wednesday, July 13, in Charlotte and are awaiting extradition to South Carolina each on a murder charge in the death of 29-year-old Amanda Fisher, according to a North Myrtle Beach news release. No information about a possible motive has been released.
SUNSET BEACH — Sunset Beach Mayor Ron Watts has announced his resignation effective in August after selling his house.
Watts, 58, and his wife Adrienne plan to move out of Brunswick County after closing on the sale of their Sunset Beach house in late August. Watts said resigning was the next step since he will no longer be a resident of the town.
LELAND — Leland council members have approved a new gated community in the town after striking down the 2014 ordinance banning them in April.
Concerned citizens, mostly from Brunswick Forest, filled the town council room for a contentious planning board meeting March 29 and the April 21 town board meeting to argue against amending zoning ordinances that would allow Brunswick Forest to add a gated community in one of the development's phases.
Chad McCumbee and Stevan McAleer won the IMSA Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge race Saturday at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Conn.
McCumbee and McAleer led 107 of 147 laps en route to their second victory of the season in the No. 25 Freedom Autosport ModSpace Mazda MX-7.
"We now close the gap to seven points to the championship leader," McAleer said.
Last year, the championship-bound team led 85 laps co-driving for C.J. Wilson Racing.
The Oak Island Police Department is warning Brunswick County residents and visitors about a man who is claiming to be an off-duty police officer.
Police Chief Greg Jordan said his office has received many complaints from people about a man who threatened them with violence during road rage incidents, telling people he's an off-duty Oak Island police officer.
Jordan said the man is about 5-foot-9 with red/brown hair, mustache and beard and drives a Subaru Tribeca SUV. He said none of his officers match this description.
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Vandals damaged a historic grave at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site less than a week after the site's museum was burglarized.
BOLIVIA — The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners' split vote Monday denied a change to the Unified Development Ordinance that would have allowed local temporary farm stands to operate for extended periods.
Commissioners voted 3-2 against changing the limitations on farm stands and farmers markets.
In the current UDO, farmers can sell their own produce on their own property without a permit, but it is difficult for farmers to have farmers markets or farm stands off of their property
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By necessity, Jill Lepore bases much of her research on a journal written in 1744 by New York Supreme Court Justice Daniel Horsmanden, which she describes as "one of the most startling and vexing documents in early American history" and "a diary, a mystery, a history, and maybe one of English literature's first detective stories." Adding cultural and political context to the available evidence, Lepore questions whether there was a conspiracy at all, or if it was blind fear run amok that led to the guilty verdicts for so many slaves. As she points out, fear of slave revolt was a real and consistent theme throughout the early days of the colonies. Crisply written and meticulously researched (the book includes several detailed appendices), New York Burning is a gripping narrative of events that led to what one colonist referred to as the "bonfires of the Negroes." --Shawn Carkonen --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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Come to the 28th annual Chinatown StreetFest, spanning nine to ten blocks of Chinatown, with more than 200 booths showcasing a myriad of delicious foods and unique Asian products, to experience the traditions that Oakland's Chinatown has so diligently preserved.
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Sat-Sun, August 22 & 23, 2015 | 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Saturday, August 22, 2015
- 10:30 am: Not yet announced
- 11:10 am: Advance Day Care Center (children's group performances)
- 12 noon: Ben's Shaolin Kung Fu Lion Dance Team (lion dance and martial arts demonstration)
- 12:30 pm: Opening Ceremonies
- 1:20 pm: Great Wall Youth Orchestra of the Purple Silk Music Foundation
- 2:30 pm: Art Chef (fruit carving demonstration)
- 3:10 pm: Ballet et Cetera (ballet, tap, & jazz dancing)
- 3:40 pm: Sing Tao Radio Presents… various Chinese cultural performances
Sunday, August 23, 2015
- 11 am: Lake Merrit Child Care Center (youth performances)
- 11:40 am: U.S. Shaolin Kung Fu (martial arts demonstration)
- 12:20 pm: Harsanari Indonesian Dance Company
- 1 pm: Not yet announced
- 1:40 pm: Patty Chu's Chinese Folk Dance Troupe
- 2:20 pm: California Line Dance Association
- 3 pm: Alice Lui All-Star Entertainment Group (Vegas-style show with band featuring Chinese pop songs)
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Saturday, August 22
- 12 noon: IdeaBand is a Chinese American band in the Bay Area specializing in popular rock music from the '70s to current hits. Formed in 1992, the band's name originates from a famous Taiwanese pub in the '70s and '80s called "The Idea House" (艾廸亞) where local musicians showed their talents. Ideaband is featured by 3 strong vocals – Jessica Shum, Jason Lau (+trumpet) and Fred Santos, together with Jesse Ku (lead guitar), Bass Chorng (keyboard), Herbert Chiu (drums), Glen Young (bass) and Alex Chuzo (backup vocal) . The band has performed in various events including weddings, dances, fundraisers, corporate/personal parties, and city-sponsored festivals.
- 2 pm: Jest Jammin – Led by the Rev. Norman Fong, Jest Jammin' aka "Chinatown Soul Band", has entertained the public for 40 years. In 1968, Norman Fong, Brad Lum, & Ed Toy, got together with a couple of other friends, formed a band that was unnamed until 1971 when they added more members and officially called themselves Jest Jammin'. They are the last of the "Local Chinatown bands" from the '60s and '70s, and are still enjoying a popularity from an enthusiastic public. Comprised of "home grown" talent, Jest Jammin' has been performing their wide repertoire of music from the soulful '60s and '70s, including tunes from recent decades.
- 4 pm: Dakila Formed in the early '70s in San Francisco, Dakila is a legendary Latin rock group comprised predominantly of Filipino musicians. The members of Dakila were just in their teens when they cut their self titled album on Epic Records in 1972. In their heyday, they played legendary rock venues, as the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco and the Whiskey A-Go-Go in LA and they shared the stage with the likes of Santana, Tower of Power, and Malo. The band was short-lived however, as adulthood led members to go their separate ways. Forty years later, the band reformed with three of its original members, made its triumphant return to the stage in 2013 at the Voices of Latin Rock Show at Bimbos 365 club in San Francisco, and have have since been playing at various venues and events around the Bay Area.
Sunday, August 23
- 12 noon – Pulse, probably best known as being the house band at the now defunct Kanzaki Lounge in San Francisco's Japantown in the '80s, is one of the most popular Asian American bands in the Bay Area. Thru the years, the band has remained active, performing regularly at clubs, festivals, and events geared for the Asian American community. Despite going though a series of personnel changes with its vocalists since its inception, the core of the group remains unchanged, and the musicianship is as always, fantastic. With its current repertoire spanning from hits of the '80s to the current hits of today, this band is guaranteed to provide a memorable and electrifying show.
- 2 pm: LP Band – Bringing the party to San Francisco Bay Area events since 2002, the LP "Live Performance" Band has been getting music lovers of all ages up on their feet with their soulful and funky grooves of R&B, Motown, Funk, Old School and Top 40. These multi-talented and professional Bay Area musicians have over 30 years individually of musical experience. Their passion for music can be felt in every note they play. They have performed all over the Bay Area at various events, including street fairs, festivals, musical showcases, weddings, special occasions, restaurants, and clubs. Introducing Mel "MeloB" Banez on lead vocals, Pelagio "PDogg" Valdez on keys, Darryl Armstrong on percussion, Rich Cravalho on guitar, and founder of the band, Dave Carino bass.
- 4 pm: D'Groove is a nine-piece band featuring a standard four-piece rhythm section. They have a simple concept – to assure a good time for all. Their soulful singing is combined with irresistible rhythms and fresh-rap-breaks showcase their exciting power, range, and versatility – ensuring high caliber entertainment and non-stop dancing. The band's youthful front line and mature back line, and cultural diversity easily relates to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. They play the latest dance tunes, top 40, old school, pop, rock and soul.
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Festival attendees are encouraged to take BART. Get off at the 12th Street Oakland station and exit to 11th Street. When you get up to the street level, you will be at 11th and Broadway. Walk down Broadway towards 9th Street until you see the festival.
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The Well of Eternity
The tall, forbidding palace perched atop the very edge of the mountainous cliff, overlooking so precariously the vast, black body of water below that it appeared almost ready to plummet into the latter's dark depths. When first the vast, walled edifice had been constructed, using magic that melded both stone and forest into a single, cohesive form, it had been a wonder to touch the heart of any who saw it. Its towers were trees strengthened by rock, with jutting spires and high, open windows. The walls were volcanic stone raised up, then bound tightly by draping vines and giant roots. The main palace at the center had originally been created by the mystical binding of more than a hundred giant, ancient trees. Bent in together, they had formed the skeleton of the rounded center, over which the stone and vines had been set.
A wonder to touch the hearts of all when first it had been built, now it touched the fears of some. An unsettling aura enshrouded it, one heightened this stormy night. The few who peered at the ancient edifice now quickly averted their gaze.
Those who looked instead to the waters below it found no peace, either. The ebony lake was now in violent, unnatural turmoil. Churning waves as high as the palace rose and fell in the distance, crashing with a roar. Lightning played over its vast body, lightning gold, crimson, or the green of decay. Thunder rumbled like a thousand dragons and those who lived around its shores huddled close, uncertain as to what sort of storm might be unleashed.
On the walls surrounding the palace, ominous guards in forest-green armor and wielding lances and swords glared warily about. They watched not only beyond the walls for foolish trespassers, but on occasion surreptitiously glanced within...particularly at the main tower, where they sensed unpredictable energies at play.
And in that high tower, in a stone chamber sealed from the sight of those outside, tall, narrow figures in iridescent robes of turquoise, embroidered with stylized, silver images of nature, bent over a six-sided pattern written into the floor. At the center of the pattern, symbols in a language archaic even to the wielders flared with lives of their own.
Glittering, silver eyes with no pupils stared out from under the hoods as the night elves muttered the spell. Their dark, violet skin grew covered in sweat as the magic within the pattern amplified. All but one looked weary, ready to succumb to exhaustion. That one, overseeing the casting, watched the process not with silver orbs like the rest, but rather false black ones with streaks of ruby running horizontal along the centers. But despite the false eyes, he noted every detail, every inflection by the others. His long, narrow face, narrow even for an elf, wore an expression of hunger and anticipation as he silently drove them on.
One other watched all of this, drinking in every word and gesture. Seated on a luxurious chair of ivory and leather, her rich, silver hair framing her perfect features and the silken gown -- as golden as her eyes -- doing the same for her exquisite form, she was every inch the vision of a queen. She leaned back against the chair, sipping wine from a golden goblet. Her jeweled bracelets tinkled as her hand moved and the ruby in the tiara she wore glistened in the light of the sorcerous energies the others had summoned.
Now and then her gaze shifted ever so slightly to study the dark-eyed figure, her full lips pursing in something approaching suspicion. Yet, when once he suddenly glanced her way, as if sensing her observation, all suspicion vanished, replaced by a languid smile.
The chanting continued.
The black lake churned madly.
There had been a war and it had ended.
So, Krasus knew, history would eventually record what had happened. Almost lost in that recording would be the countless personal lives destroyed, the lands ravaged, and the near-destruction of the entire mortal world.
Even the memories of dragons are fleeting under such circumstances, the pale, gray-robed figure conceded to himself. He understood that very well, for although to most eyes he resembled a lanky, almost elven figure with hawklike features, silvering hair, and three long scars traveling down his right cheek, he was much more than that. To most, he was known as a wizard, but to a select few he was called Korialstrasz -- a name only a dragon would wear.
Krasus had been born a dragon, a majestic red one, the youngest of the great Alexstrasza's consorts. She, the Aspect of Life, was his dearest companion...yet once again he dragged himself away from her to study the plights and futures of the short-lived races.
In the hidden, rock-hewn abode he had chosen for his new sanctum, Krasus looked over the world of Azeroth. The gleaming emerald crystal enabled him to see whatever land, whatever individual, he desired.
And everywhere that the dragon mage looked, he saw devastation.
It seemed as if it had only been a few years ago when the grotesque, green-skinned behemoths called orcs, who had invaded the world from beyond, were defeated. With their remaining numbers kept in encampments, Krasus had believed the world ready for peace. Yet, that peace had been short-lived. The Alliance -- the human-led coalition that had been the forefront of the resistance -- had immediately begun to crumble, its members vying for power over one another. Part of that had been the fault of dragons -- or the one dragon, Deathwing -- but much had simply been the greed and desire of humans, dwarves, and elves.
Yet, even that would have passed with little concern if not for the coming of the Burning Legion.
Today, Krasus surveyed distant Kalimdor, located on the far side of the sea. Even now, areas of it resembled a land after a terrible volcanic eruption. No life, no semblance of civilization, remained in those areas. It had not been any natural force, however, that had rent the land so. The Burning Legion had left nothing in its wake but death.
The fiery demons had come from a place beyond reality. Magic was what they sought, magic they devoured. Attacking in conjunction with their monstrous pawns, the Undead Scourge, they had thought to lay waste to the world. Yet, they had not counted on the most unlikely alliance of all...
The orcs, once also their puppets, had turned on them. They had joined the humans, elves, dwarves, and dragons to decimate the demonic warriors and ghoulish beasts and push the remnants back into the hellish beyond. Thousands had perished, but the alternative...
The dragon mage snorted. In truth, there had been no alternative.
Krasus waved long, tapering fingers over the orb, summoning a vision of the orcs. The view blurred momentarily, then revealed a mountainous, rocky area farther inland. A harsh land, but one still full of life and capable of supporting the new colonists.
Already, several stone structures had risen in the main settlement, where the Warchief and one of the heroes of the war, Thrall, ruled. The high, rounded edifice that served as his quarters was crude by the standards of any other race, but orcs had a propensity toward basics. Extravagance to an orc was having a permanent place to live at all. They had been nomads or prisoners for so long that the concept of "home" had been all but lost.
Several of the massive, greenish figures tilled a field. Watching the tusked, brutish-looking workers, Krasus marveled at the concept of orc farmers. Thrall, however, was a highly unusual orc and he had readily grasped the ideas that would return stability to his people.
Stability was something the entire world needed badly. With another wave of his hand, the dragon mage dismissed Kalimdor, summoning now a much closer location -- the once proud capital of his favored Dalaran. Ruled by the wizards of the Kirin Tor, the prime wielders of magic, it had been at the forefront of the Alliance's battle against the Burning Legion in Lordaeron and one of the first and most prized targets of the demons in turn.
Dalaran lay half in ruins. The once-proud spires had been all but shattered. The great libraries burned. Countless generations of knowledge had been lost...and with them countless lives. Even the council had suffered badly. Several of those Krasus had counted as friends or at least respected colleagues had been slain. The leadership was in disarray and he knew that he would have to step in to lend a hand. Dalaran needed to speak with one voice, if only to keep what remained of the splintered Alliance intact.
Yet, despite the turmoil and tribulations still ahead, the dragon did have hope. The problems of the world were surmountable ones. No more fear of orcs, no more fear of demons. Azeroth would struggle, but in the end, Krasus not only thought it would survive, he fully believed it would thrive.
He dismissed the emerald crystal and rose. The Dragon Queen, his beloved Alexstrasza, would be awaiting him. She suspected his desire to return to help the mortal world and, of all dragons, she most understood. He would transform to his true self, bid her farewell -- for a time -- and depart before regrets held him back.
His sanctum he had chosen not only for its seclusion, but also for its massiveness. Stepping from the smaller chamber, Krasus entered a toothy cavern whose heights readily matched the now lost towers of Dalaran. An army could have bivouacked in the cavern and not filled it.
Just the right size for a dragon.
Krasus stretched his arms...and as he did, his tapering fingers lengthened farther, becoming taloned. His back arched and from near the shoulders erupted twin growths that quickly transformed into fledgling wings. His long features stretched, turning reptilian.
Throughout all these lesser changes, Krasus's form expanded. He became four, five, even ten times the size of a man and continued to grow. Any semblance to a human or elf quickly faded.
From wizard, Krasus became Korialstrasz, dragon.
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