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HAZLETON (AP) — A volunteer fire company in Luzerne County is burned up after a code enforcement officer cited it for failing to pay a business license fee.
Fire Chief John Paletski says Diamond Fire Co. in Hazleton never had to pay the fee in its 124-year history.
The citation gave Diamond 10 days to respond with a plea of guilty or not guilty. The fire company says it will plead not guilty.
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The Senate Committee on Faculty Development, Diversity, and Equity consists of at least six members. The Faculty Senate Chair and Chair-Elect serve ex officio.
The Senate Committee on Faculty Development, Diversity, and Equity (i) identifies and promotes best practices for faculty developments, mentoring, and work environment to facilitate faculty success at all career levels; (ii) evaluates and advocates processes for faculty recruitment, promotion, and retention that promote diversity, equity, and work/life balance for the faculty; (iii) monitors the status of faculty development, mentoring, diversity, and equity; and (iv) issues periodic reports on the activities and findings of the committee and make recommendations for implementation.
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Regina Austin, Law School, Chair
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Kristen Feemster, PSOM/Pediatrics
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Mitch Marcus, SEAS/CIS
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Holy moley. I just started drooling over my keyboard.
Whoa. I need this recipe. I bet it would go great with some hot buttered rum.
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Squash is my favorite holiday side dish in any form. Try this one: Cut it up in chunks, mix with chunks of onion, red grapes, chopped sage, olive oil, salt and pepper. Spread it all on a baking sheet and bake until tender. Your dinner guests will caryr you around the room on their shoulders. if you are cooking for your sweety, she/he will ravage you in thanks,
Calle, that's the whole recipe. Get a squash. Cut it in half. Put it in the oven. Do the onion with butter. Add the squash when it's done in the oven. Pour chicken broth over it. Simmer for a while. Put in whatever you want—cinnamon (delicious)? a little chili powder (for kick)? When it seems soupy, it's ready. Blend if you like. It's incredible once it's blended.
Aw man. Frizzelle just butternut' all over this slog.
Damn that sounds good. Not to mention there's something kinda naughty about the word 'butternut'.
I thought that might be the case. I rarely cook/bake, so I'm kind of nervous (as you were) but I'm totally going to try this.
"a friend"? where's the love?
it's true, the recipe is so simple that you can tell it to a person while walking down the street. you can vary it with minced fresh herbs to your liking (introduced late in the "bubble" stage). organic chicken broth is best, and organic sour cream kicks regular sour cream's ever-loving ass. crème fraîche works, too. yay for soup!
Hey little lamb. I bought a chunk of your leg the other day at the local coop market. I dredged it in pimiento and black mustard seed and slapped it in a dry pan over a hot flame. I seared that chunk of your leg for mere seconds on each side, then I flamed it in a jigger of fine tequila. Your seared bit of leg set off my smoke alarm as burning flesh will do. I reset the alarm and turned you out on plain white china which ran scarlet with your blood. I poured a glass of garnet Zin (Ravenswood Monte Rosso 1999). I wished I had bought more of you, little lamb. Seared and rare you make a damned fine piece of meat, and it may have been the wine, but it felt like you had given me a bit of your wolly warmth.
More fun with butternuts: cut in half, scoop out the seedy gunk, bake in oven, stuff with sausage sauteed with garlic and brown sugar. Mmms.
For even more fun, roast a chicken the day before, and make your own broth. It's easy and good.
Butternut's tasty, but I prefer delicata squash. Cut in half, scoop out seeds, pat with butter, bake. It's like a baked sweet potato.
hey delicious peyote mushroom that I bought from a really smelly guy! I bought you and hid you in my dresser drawer for a few hours until my mother left the house. Then I slowly stripped you out of your ziplock bag and gazed upon your beautiful mushroom head. I gently licked the top of you and then saw that you were getting soft and moist. Then I introduced you to mr boddingtons pub ale from my fridge. I could not resist anymore. I put you in my mouth and chewed your chewy peyote body with a ferocity of a hungry wolf. Then, while you were resting in my stomach, I drowned you with ale. It was snowing, you were delicious, then my dog, Vanity, began to talk to me.
I make butternut squash soup basically like you, only I add curry powder. Yum!
Have you tried spaghetti squash yet? It's all noodly inside and you can season it like squash, or like pasta. You bake it just like regular squash. YUMMMMM.
Aside: Peyote Muncher. Your story would be great if there were such a thing as a peyote mushroom. Unfortunately for you, there are only peyote buttons. They come from cacti. Perhaps you should consult a shaman next time, instead of just a really smelly guy. A really smelly shaman might do in a pinch.
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I've found one way to do this:
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setting the width you must reset the margins
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Using the first margin settings I mentioned does this but obviously as soon as the browser is resized it will get pushed out of view.


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At coachella? Pick a band. We can see one.
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Re: HD+ got HOTflyingtoastr Feb 15, 2013 8:26 PM (in response to BFCoughlin)
Is there any physical problem with the device? Particularly any deformation on the casing?
I would do a soft reset anyway (hold down the power button for 20 seconds, release for 5, press for 5).
Re: HD+ got HOTBFCoughlin Feb 16, 2013 5:27 AM (in response to flyingtoastr)
No, it looks fine. It cooled off quickly, works perfectly. I charged it overnight and it's up to 100%. I'm not sure how it got turned on in the case: I hadn't just slipped it in, where I could accidentally hit the button, and since I put it in upside down, it would be hard for it to be hit accidentally. Must have happened, though. But why should it get so hot? That's what worries me.
Re: HD+ got HOTbklvr896 Feb 16, 2013 8:04 PM (in response to BFCoughlin)I don't know if this is the same thing but my Android phone gets really hot at times, depending on what is running.


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Preview: AMD's FX-9590 Eight-Core At Up To 5.0GHz On LinuxSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 1st of September 2014 07:15:54 PM Filed under
Since last year AMD's had the FX-9590 as the top-end Vishera CPU that can top out at 5.0GHz with its Turbo Frequency, but initially this processor was only available to OEM system builds. Over time the OEM version of the FX-9590 became available to consumers while earlier this summer AMD launched a retail version of the FX-9590 that included the eight-core CPU with a closed-loop water cooling solution. Today we're reviewing this highest-end Vishera CPU to see how it compares to other AMD and Intel processors on Ubuntu Linux.
See How Your Linux System Performs Against The Latest Intel/AMD CPUsSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 1st of September 2014 12:38:10 AM Filed under
This holiday weekend (in the US) can be a great time to test your Linux system to see how it's performing against the latest AMD and Intel processors to see if it's time for a good upgrade.
This weekend I'm working on many Linux CPU benchmarks for the upcoming Linux review of the Intel Core i7 5960X Haswell-E system (still waiting for Intel's review sample to arrive though...) and also have some other hardware in preparation for an unrelated launch that's happening next week from another vendor. I'm testing several different Intel/AMD CPUs from the latest desktop CPUs to the Extreme Edition models to some slightly older parts. Beyond the raw performance results are also the power consumption data and much more.
MSI Motherboard BIOS Updating Remains A Pain For Linux UsersSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sunday 31st of August 2014 05:28:40 PM Filed under
In recent years with more motherboard vendors enabling the updating of the BIOS/UEFI from within the setup utility itself and support loading the BIOS file off a USB thumb drive or other storage, it's generally easier for Linux users and all around a smoother process than the days of having to make a MS-DOS start-up floppy disk or similar. For most of these BIOS updates, Windows is generally not required as you can just head on over to the vendor's web-site, download a zipped up copy of the BIOS, transfer it to a USB drive, and reboot into the UEFI setup utility and flash away.
Some vendors will package their BIOS file inside an EXE that has to be executed that will then extract the file right away, but fortunately there's many programs capable of straightaway extracting the files from the EXE or the worst case scenario is generally just running the EXE under Wine. As a Linux user, with MSI motherboards their BIOS packaging takes it to an additional level of annoying and for some Linux users could be show-stopping.
Intel Beignet Is Working Out Surprisingly Well For OpenCL On LinuxSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 30th of August 2014 09:40:35 PM Filed under
Beignet is the project out of Intel's Open-Source Technology Center for exposing GPGPU/compute capabilities out of Ivy Bridge hardware and newer when using a fully open-source Linux stack. While Beignet differs greatly from Gallium3D's Clover state tracker, this Intel-specific open-source OpenCL implementation is working out quite well for Ubuntu Linux.
While I've been writing about Intel's Beignet project since early 2013, it's probably been about a year now since I tried out the code, which is developed by Intel's OTC graphics team in China. This weekend I tried out Beignet v0.9.2 as trying out the newest Intel OpenCL code has been on my TODO list for a while and it's been working out rather well in my initial tests.
Getting Involved With The New Raspberry Pi Graphics DriverSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 30th of August 2014 06:57:01 PM Filed under
Eric Anholt, formerly a lead developer on Intel's Linux graphics driver, has been quickly working away at the VC4 Gallium3D driver and related code now being a Broadcom employee tasked with making an open-source driver for the Raspberry Pi. If you're looking to try out his in-development driver or help him out in the driver creation process, he's published a brief guide to lower the barrier to entry.
Eric published a blog post on Friday that covers the steps for building a Linux kernel that has the VC4 driver, building mainline Mesa with the VC4 driver, and also building Piglit for carrying out regression tests.
A New AMD Catalyst Linux Driver Unofficially SurfacesSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 30th of August 2014 08:00:28 AM Filed under
A German web-site is hosting a yet to be officially released Catalyst Linux driver.
As pointed out in our forums there is a new Catalyst Linux driver version that's being hosted by Computerbase.de. This driver is marked Catalyst 14.201.1008 and was uploaded today for Linux along with Windows.
While this driver should work for any supported hardware (Radeon HD 5000 series and newer), it's labeled amd-catalyst-desktop-apu-linux-x86-x86-64-14.201.1008.zip. The driver version number is higher than the previous publicly released Catalyst Linux build available from AMD's web-site.
MIPS tempts hackers with Raspbery Pi-like dev boardSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 29th of August 2014 07:55:36 AM Filed under
Hard to choose between Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone Black, and MinnowBoard Max? Now there's another choice: the open source MIPS-based "Creator CI20″ dev board.
In a bid to harness some of the energy and enthusiasm swirling around today's open, hackable single board computers Imagination Technologies, licensor of the MIPS ISA, has unveiled the ISA's counter to ARM's popular Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone Black SBCs. These days, every processor vendor simply must have a community supported dev board in order to engage with the developer communities. (Incidentally, Intel's is the MinnowBoard Max and AMD's is the Gizmo.)
Device Tree Overlay Support Lands UpstreamSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of August 2014 09:34:20 PM Filed under
Pantelis Antoniou originated device tree overlay support for the purpose of enabling dynamic hardware configuration under Linux on devices like BeagleBone that use device tree for hardware configuration. Device tree was introduced to Linux for the purpose of putting the description of hardware into data structures, rather than building it up programmatically, greatly reducing the amount of code required to be maintained within the Linux kernel sources. Until now, the device tree data structure was only processed at boot time and that simply can't work for devices that might change hardware configurations after boot. While many BeagleBone capes can be probed by the bootloader, a common use-case is hardware that is reconfigurable. The most obvious example is a cape with an FPGA on it.
Re-Clocking Your NVIDIA GPU With Nouveau On Linux 3.17Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of August 2014 11:46:51 AM Filed under
If you are trying to re-clock your NVIDIA GPU with the Nouveau driver when using the Linux 3.17 kernel, there's an extra step involved, but still your mileage may vary and the re-clocking is still mostly for Kepler GPUs.
With the Nouveau driver changes for Linux 3.17 there are no magic breakthroughs when it comes to re-clocking -- allowing the GPU's core and memory clocks to run at their rated frequencies and voltages rather than any (often much lower) values programmed by the video BIOS at boot time. With Linux 3.17 came re-clocking for Kepler GPUs and now it works, but generally not all performance levels/states properly function. If you are running a GeForce 400/500 "Fermi" GPU or other generations of NVIDIA hardware aside from the few integrated mobile chipsets, chances are you're out of luck in being able to tap the full potential of the GPU when using this open-source, reverse-engineered NVIDIA GPU.
Eltechs Debuts x86 Crossover Platform for ARM Tablets, Mini-PCsSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of August 2014 07:28:16 AM Filed under
The product, called ExaGear Desktop, runs x86 operating systems on top of hardware devices using ARMv7 CPUs. That's significant because x86 software, which is the kind that runs natively on most computing platforms today, does not generally work on ARM hardware unless software developers undertake the considerable effort of porting it. Since few are likely to do that, having a way to run x86 applications on ARM devices is likely to become increasingly important as more ARM-based tablets and portable computers come to market.
That said, the ExaGear Desktop, which Eltechs plans to make available next month, currently has some steep limitations. First, it only supports Ubuntu Linux. And while Eltechs said support for additional Linux distributions is forthcoming, there's no indication the product will be able to run x86 builds of Windows on ARM hardware, a feat that is likely to be in much greater demand than Linux compatibility.
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I was wondering if anybody ever installed several k WP instances on the same server... I am thinking about something like this:
a.) user creates a new account at wpblogs.com/register and then gets 'myaccountname.wpblogs.com'
b.) all these subdomains would run the same wp code but use different databases (e.g. 'wp_accountname')
c.) user would then get full control of his/her database (but no changes to the code possible), could add more users etc.
did anybody ever do something like that? if yes how scalable is it and is there a better way to do it?


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The discomfort and appearance of a leg affected with thrombophlebitis is usually enough for a doctor to diagnose this condition. Taking your pulse and blood pressure also can help. But depending on the blood vessel involved, symptoms may or may not be obvious, and your doctor may have to order tests to determine whether this condition is causing problems.
Ultrasound uses sound waves and a computer to create images of the affected area to help your doctor determine if a clot is present and blocking the blood flow. Veins with a healthy circulation look different than a vessel with thrombophlebitis.
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But there are some veins in the leg that don't show up well on ultrasound, especially the deep veins close to the knee. It can be difficult or impossible to tell if you have circulation problems present in these "blind spots." Your doctor may perform an older test called a venogram, where dye is injected into the foot and is directed into the affected vessel as the blood makes its way back to the heart. The dye will show up on X-ray, giving a picture of the inside of the vein. The clots themselves don't show up, but your doctor can tell how much dye is traveling through the leg and note where blood flow stops due to the clot.
A blood test can also be done to check for a substance called D-dimer. D-dimer is formed when blood clots are broken down. A negative test significantly lowers the likelihood of a clot. A positive test may indicate a clot, but it also can indicate other causes.
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Treatment for thrombophlebitis varies according to severity. When a superficial blood vessel is involved, the condition may begin to get better in a week or two. Treatment focuses on reducing swelling and pain. All you may need is to take over-the-counter aspirin or ibuprofen and apply heat to the leg for 15 to 30 minutes two to three times daily.
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So after switching from an Apache/PHP shared host to an Nginx/PHP-FPM VPS, Easy Fancybox no longer works (worked perfectly before).
Here's a link that includes a picture and a pdf lightbox frame. The "reel" tab under music in the menu is also a video frame.
After reading RavanH's General trouble shooting steps in the "Other Notes" tab, and after failing to open http://www.jonathanmanness.com/wp-content/plugins/easy-fancybox/easy-fancybox.css.php?ver=1.3.4 (it just downloads when I open it in chrome), there's probably something wrong with my VPS setup, or maybe permissions.
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Definition of schipperke in English:
A small black dog of a breed with a ruff of fur round its neck and typically a docked tail.
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- It was Popeye (passenger seat, left), one of our schipperkes.
- I have 3 schipperkes, but if I had the space would go empty out the local SPCA and give every dog a super home.
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Information below is for 2015. Details for 2016 Training Camp will be published in July of 2016
The Lambeau Field Atrium contains many dining options during Training Camp, all of which are open for lunch, and a few open early or late for you to make a day of it.
1919 Kitchen & Tap is scheduled to open on July 24, 2015 on the first floor of the Atrium (below where Curly's Pub was located). We hope you'll join us at our new restaurant as we continue to make history with respect to our past!
Lambeau Field is proud to introduce a new dining destination in the stadium for locals and visitors alike. Inspiration for 1919 Kitchen & Tap was pulled from the feedback of area residents, their love of great food and their appreciation for authenticity. In keeping with the tradition of honoring Earl "Curly" Lambeau, the name boasts the year he and George Whitney Calhoun organized the Green Bay Packers.
1919 Kitchen & Tap features industrial, yet warm and rustic finishes to complement the welcoming atmosphere you've come to expect from Lambeau Field. The menu is full of new approaches to old favorites, with an emphasis on using fresh and locally-sourced ingredients.
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I've just started a ring for blogs within my state, and I'd like to repost or amalgamate all my member blogs' most recent posts on the ring's website.
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According to various reports, The Chicago White Sox have pulled off the tremendous coup of slugger Adam Dunn. Sports Illustrated's Jon Heyman reported earlier on his Twitter account that terms of the deal are said to be $56 million over four years.
As a member of the White Sox, Dunn's long-ball ability should fit well at U.S. Cellular Field. In his last two seasons spent with the Washington Nationals, he 38 hit home runs in consecutive years at Nationals Park. His new home in Chicago is considered to be a power hitter's paradise and Dunn could well eclipse 50 long-balls in the upcoming 2011 season.
ESPN.com lists their "Ballpark Factors" home run index for every major league stadium since 2001. For those who are unaware, the mathematical equation takes into account home runs hit by clubs at home and on the road to decide which ballpark is the most long-ball friendly.
U.S. Cellular field came out on top of the rankings in 2010 and since 2003 has annually been among the top five in all of baseball, according to the formula. During Dunn's two seasons in Washington, Nationals Park has placed 19th and 15th, respectively, from 2009 to 2010, making the stadium "middle of the road" at surrendering home runs.
Judging by the evidence presented, Dunn should have a significant surge in his power numbers in 2011. His signing makes perfect sense for the White Sox, who are yet to re-sign their previous foremost slugger in Paul Konerko.
The first baseman who hit 39 home runs in 2010 is reportedly being chased by the Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox. If the White Sox are unable to retain Konerko, Dunn would fill his void in the lineup.
White Sox general manager Kenny Williams will do his best to keep Konerko on "The South Side" of Chicago. Losing him to inter-city rivals in the Cubs, the American League playoff contending Red Sox or the defending AL champion Rangers would be a hard pill to swallow.
If Williams is able to hold on to the loyal Konerko, the White Sox would have a dominant pair of No. 3 and 4 hitters in their lineup and make a stronger push at making the playoffs in 2011. Last year, the "Pale Hose" finished six games behind the division-winning Minnesota Twins and failed to meet the expectations of leading baseball writers predicted who a playoff berth.
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I need more USB ports but my hub is USB 1.0. If I connect my mouse to it, is there any drop in performance?
You're probably using USB 1.1 rather than USB 1.0, unless your hub is really old - USB 1.0 was short lived and hugely uncommon
Practically there i would think that there shouldn't be much difference - the data transfer for the average mouse should be significantly less than the 12 MBit/s maximum speed of USB 1.1 or even the fallback 1.5 MBit/s speed of low speed USB (though no one really seems to have hard data on that), and the extra performance of USB 2.0 is really cause USB started being used for mass storage (which earlier USB versions weren't very good at, they were supposed to be a versatile way to plug in peripherals primarily).
Now, if you have some fancy, USB 2.0 requiring all singing all dancing supermouse, maybe JUST MAYBE it might not like being plugged into USB 1.1 hub, and act up, but its hard to tell. If you DID have such a mouse, get a better hub
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He began his Times career in Nairobi, covering stories in East and West Africa, and moved on in 1983 to South Africa, where he won a George Polk Award for his coverage of the broadening turmoil that led to the end of apartheid. He was expelled from South Africa by the government of P.W. Botha in early 1987.
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LEAD: THE NEWSPAPER BILLBOARD I sighted on my last drive to Johannesburg's Jan Smuts Airport bore the message ''Evicted U.S. Newsman Regarded as Hostile.'' I was, in fact, being expelled by a Government that no longer wished me to chronicle its country's internal struggle. But hostile? Had I been hostile to South Africa in my three years as chief of The Times's bureau in Johannesburg, then surely that last ride along the freeway would have been laden with relief.January 25, 1987 magazineNews
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The shape sense of sigmoid is most often used in scientific contexts to describe an s-shaped curve on a graph. Usually, though, sigmoid is used in contexts relating to the sigmoid colon-the contracted and crooked part of the colon immediately above the rectum. Sigmoid comes from sigma, the name of the 18th letter of the Greek alphabet. At one time sigma had a common form that was shaped like the Roman letter C (hence sense 1a), but sigma is equivalent to the English letter S (hence sense 1b).
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Danganronpa And Demon Gaze Coming To North AmericaBy Ishaan . July 6, 2013 . 4:51pm
NIS America have licensed Danganronpa and Demon Gaze for release in North America, the publisher announced at a panel at Anime Expo this evening.
NIS America have licensed Danganronpa and Demon Gaze for release in North America, the publisher announced at a panel at Anime Expo this evening.
Danganronpa will air as an anime series and it appears we'll see a new Danganronpa video game too.
Spike Chunsoft picked up the rights to release Terraria, a 2D mining game made by indie developer Re-Logic. The Japanese version will be released as a retail PS3 game and there are a couple of Spike Chunsoft cameos.
Danganronpa: The Campus of Hope and High School Students of Despair appears to follow the first game in the series, which was released for PSP in 2010 and then ported to smartphones last year.
Spike Chunsoft, the Japanese publisher behind games such as Shiren the Wanderer, Virtue's Last Reward and Danganronpa, are trying to drum up overseas interest.
The anime will be directed by Seiji Kishi, who previously directed Persona 4: The Animation, and the script penned by Makoto Uezu.
Famitsu picked up on an interesting cameo in last night's PlayStation Vita webcast.
Devil Survivor 2 isn't the only videogame-to-anime adaptation that Seiji Kishi is directing next year.
Spike Chunsoft just released a port of the PSP murder mystery game Danganronpa for iOS. The first chapter is a free download.
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The game continues to sell three months after release, says Spike CEO, Mitsutoshi Sakurai.
Gran Turismo 5, Danganronpa and Super Robot Wars L are on this week's sales chart.
Nobuyo Oyama, 74, plays the creepy Mono-Bear in Danganronpa.
Monochrome bears, word battles, and a school where you have to kill to graduate? That's the setting of Dangan-rompa, a genre bending game where players investigate crimes and enter into word bullet battles.
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All the facves are using the perfect expression, and the hillside is very nicely done. I love the theme too, its so much fun, pirates probably wouldn't do that in real life. But that makes it that much better.
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 09:04 AM
Your subtle use of 1x1 round trans-clear plates to add the sense of action to this MOC is brilliant - especially combined with that priceless expression of the cabin boy who was heading the race before slipping up there... As Tereglith pointed out, the sheer amount of minifigs makes this one feel very real and it looks just as if it were an actual action-packed crazy event - which it is precisely . The additional elements you've added to the entry however also add a lot to it - both the simple yet brilliant-looking fence on the left (your right :P) and the curved flagpole. You also haven't failed to include the element of cheating, with one pirate captain trying to blow off a cabin boy's head - not sounding the violence bells there, I'm just noting that all those little detais you've included are indeed brilliant and _very_ noticable, which is great!
Regarding any addition ideas for this MOC - I'd just suggest adding a yellow 2 x 2 round tile to the cheese there in order to make it look even more "round". And the captains in the "stands" look like they could use some additional incentive to cheer on their cabin boys even more - how about adding a small betting scene in the background (most suitably, in the shades beneath the palm tree!) and having some coins exchanging ownership? That should look like a nice addition!
Even without those (or any!) additions though, this one is, as I said, a prime contender in my point of view. Best of luck in the competition and I hope to see more MOCs from you soon :] Enjoy your stay here on EB!
Posted 31 October 2009 - 09:27 AM
-The whole hillside is green, this looks somewhat unnatural. I think it would look better if you added some grey rocks made of plates and cheese slopes.
-You made some height differences in the green field, this could be done more to make it look more realistic.
-I think you only made one brown pole to suggest the field stretches out more on the right side, but I think it would look better if you made a second brown pole on the other side of the flags.
-I don't like some of the running pirates. Especially the smiley face in the middle.
-I agree with the comment above about tiling up the cheese with a 2x2 round yellow tile.
That's all!
Posted 31 October 2009 - 09:32 AM
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 09:37 AM
I really like it, you have made a great hill with a lot of figs.
I love that guy falling, which thinks he's getting shot (or is he?) and that guy sliding with that scared face.
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 08:23 PM
All of the green slopes are delicious. I think I may need some more to try a nice steep hill like this. Although some of the grass elements use bother me a little. Especially the one right behind the cheese. Wouldn't it have run over that part of the hill making it at least a little flatter. The decals on the figures look great though.
Are they your own? They look fantastic.
The palm tree could maybe do with a few more palm fronds, but everything still looks great.
Great entry into the medium category.
Posted 01 November 2009 - 01:47 AM
It is great!
The idea, the spectators, the pirates running and falling down, their faces, the sloped grass, everything is beautiful!
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I really like new ideas and new building techniques and you have brough in both! Good job!
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Captain Blackmoor, on Dec 8 2009, 06:35 AM, said:
This is one of the top entries by far, one thing thought, why is that captain shooting one of the cabin boys, violence is a no-no.
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Ratshot, on Dec 8 2009, 10:29 PM, said:
I fully agree with your point there about this being one of the best entries!
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France Capturing Demand for Inflation-Linked Bonds, Mills Says
France is seeking to capture rising investor demand for longer-dated government debt and inflation-linked securities, according to the nation's debt chief.
"We've increased that proportion significantly" of bonds maturing in 15 years or more, Philippe Mills, chief executive officer of Agence France Tresor, said in an interview at the Euromoney Bond Investors Congress in London today. The agency may increase the proportion of index-linked bonds it sells to as much as 12 percent, compared with a target for 10 percent, because it is "demand driven," he said.
France is drawing an increasingly diversified set of investors to debt sales, with central banks buying 5 percent of its sale of 15-year inflation bonds this year, Mills said. That was a "novelty," he said.
France may sell securities in a foreign currency, and "it's not only a choice between euro and U.S. dollar," Mills said. He would need to see a reduced financing cost and an increase in the investor base through the sale, he said. It may be preferable to do any such sale in a "more quiet context" for the euro, Mills said.
Bonds sold by the European Union's financial rescue fund aren't likely to curb demand for French debt because they are competing for different categories of investors, Mills said.


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Crafty Kids Kick Off the Holiday Season
Santa's Workshop was a great way to kick off the holiday season! Thank you to all the families who came to Verge and made holly garlands, paper snowflakes, Frozen snow globes, paper lanterns and customized wrapping paper prints. Fueled by hot chocolate and apple cider kids spent an afternoon crafting at Verge to the delight of parents and volunteers.
As our gift to you, we want to share some photos of this past weekend's adventures at Santa's Workshop!
We look forward to many more opportunities to craft, create and engage at Verge through workshops and classes in the coming year. Will this be the year that the budding artist in you finds a place to grow and explore at Verge? For a complete list of Winter classes check out http://vergeart.com/learn/classes.
Current Exhibition: "Many Happy Returns: Celebrating 35 Years of Short Center North"
Hours: Wednesday - Saturday, 11am - 6pm.
Sunday, 12pm - 5pm.
Second Saturday, November 8th, 6pm – 9pm.
Verge Center for the Arts is pleased to present Many Happy Returns: a 35 Year Retrospective of Short Center North. Over 200 pieces by artists with developmental disabilities will be on display including work by the Center's first client artist Liz Markham. Going all the way back to 1978, this exhibition will take the viewing public through a chronological survey of more than three decades of work in all genres and mediums including painting, sculpture, animation, assemblage, and fiber arts. Short Center North (SCN) client artist Ellen Bourdreaux will perform live at the opening reception on November 6th. This will be the first time an exhibition of this size or scope has been undertaken for the Center. In addition to the retrospective Verge will be hosting a Pop-Up Shop in our classroom exhibition space offering works for sale in time for the holiday season.
SCN was founded in 1978 by DDSO and was one of the first day centers in the Sacramento area to employ professional artists as arts mentors for adults with developmental disabilities. The Verge exhibition will include over 120 current and past client artists including Ray Franklin, Jon Espegren, William Haddad, Liz Markham, Lela Hasty, and John Ratto. Many SCN artists have shown extensively throughout the Sacramento region and at national institutions including, The National Folk Art Museum in Washington DC, The Outsider Art Fair in New York City, and Ames Gallery in Berkeley. Short Center artists have recently been featured in Raw Vision Magazine, the world's premiere publication of Outsider Art.
Many notable artists have served as arts mentors at SCN. These artists both past and present include Rory Nakata, Craig Smith, Mark Knott, Steve Vanoni, Stephanie Skalisky, Kim Scott, Valentino Fernandez, Melanie Bown, John Stuart Berger, Skinner, Miguel Paz andBluewater Avery. The staff's dedication to client artists has been central to the center's reputation as a visual arts treasure.
In conjunction with the physical exhibition, Short Center North's parent agency the Developmental Disabled Services Organizations (DDSO), will host an on online exhibition of the retrospective on it's Virtual Feast website, ddsoarts.org.
Two workshops led by SCN professional arts mentors will also be offered at the Verge in conjunction with the show.
For more information, please contact [email protected] or call 916.448.2985.
Everybody loves a Verge party, so mark your calendars and get excited for our first annual Halloween Costume Ball!
An immersive light installation by Rainbow Atomic Prism Light Shows
DJs MC Ham and DJ Gourmet bustin' the spooky jams
Food Trucks
A costume contest with first place prize $100 cash!
This is a Verge party y'all. Expect no less than.....
Must be 18+ to attend.
WHEN: Friday, October 31st, 8pm - 12am
WHERE: 625 S Street, (corner of 7th and S)
EARLY BIRD PRICE: $35 general / $30 members
TICKETS: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/875252
Adventures in Mold Making!
The last weekend of September was jam packed. Junior High kids had a magical time making sculptures out of clay, creating silicone molds and making wire sculptures to frame their multiple wax and plaster casts. We had a very creative bunch who made some amazing sculptures and explored new materials. Artist Terry Peterson guided students through the excitement of mixing and pouring liquid silicone to create custom made molds. Wax was the favorite medium of many for many kids who pushed their creative limits when it came to bringing together the organic and geometric forms they created. The excitement of casting and re-casting was great fun, especially since the kids took the molds home with the intent to make candle and soap forms.
We have a multitude of classes coming up including our monthly Artaholics! series on Friday, October 17th at 6:30pm with ceramicist Linda Miller. Join us for dressmaking Mary Younakof on Saturday, October 11 and 12 at 12pm. And get ready for the crafting during the holiday season with the Paper Craft Holiday Workshop on Saturday November 15 at 2pm.
Learn and grow with Verge's art classes and educational opportunities. Class listing and online registration available at http://vergeart.com/learn/classes.
Verge Center for the Arts needs all the couches in the world but will settle for 50. These couches are needed for our January 2015 exhibition "Couchbleachers," a site-specific installation project created by artist Nate Page. Couches should be clean, bug free, and have cushions. In the event that we absolutely must we will pick them up. Best case scenario, however, would involve a drop off in the course of a larger move. After all...... we do need 50 couches.


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Based on a generalized model, equations for calculating the mean residence time in the body at single dose (MRT) and at steady state (MRT ss), apparent steady-state volume of distribution (\(\hat V_{ss}\)) and steady-state volume of distribution (V ss) are derived for a drug exhibiting nonlinear protein binding. Interrelationships between\(\hat V_{ss}\) andV ss as well as betweenMRT andMRT ss are also discussed and illustrated with simulated data. In addition, a method for estimating the central volume of distribution of the bound drug and the sum of the central volume of distribution of the unbound drug and the area under the first moment curve of distribution function for drugs with nonlinear protein binding is proposed and illustrated with both simulated and published data.
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