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Seats still for sale...?
100$ for the side skirts
I'll pick them up ASAP
Cash money no bs
Well I guess no one does....now I have to pay full price like a sucka'
Anybody have one out there?????
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Just like this but hopefully cheaper
Let me know what you got
I can read above, someone wants the front,.....someone wants the rear
I want the side pieces
Please let me know the price
I'll come pickem up
. Hey what's the 7$ fix
My drivers side rest stay won't fold down
The plastic arm into the seat must be broke
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My car never came with one
Grey black
Real cheap
$50 and it's yours
Was on my 03 golf
Located in alliston
....uh..Please explain I've had the same problem for months... Not sure how to fold the seat flat?
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Well , I had the day off, so I pounded out some needed maintenance
Brakes , front and rear
Rear shocks
Inner tie rod
Air filter
Fuel filter
Cabin air filter
Oil filter and some fresh oil...
Where, and heated works as it should?
Well I picked up a set of 18 multi spoke wit eagle gt ms all seasons in unbelievable shape tonight
Thanks for all the offers
Screw this Canadian weather, they are going on this weekend
They are...
Email and text sent , thanks
I'm worried 19's would be so heavy my lil tdi would be extra slow
I do like them , but not into the stretch, my wife drives my car and curbs are her enemy .....
Keep them coming people
With this beautiful canadian weather were having I need some 18's
Do you have the rear deck tray thing.......
When you open hatch , the felt covered thing that lifts up with it
If so $?
Sure , sending a text now,
I hope they are nice
That's steep for me fir used rims....yes I'm that cheap
5x100 57.1 c.bore
Post your setup if for sale,
If I can afford them I'll let you know
Thanks ahead a time
I know summer is over
but I'd still like this mod done,
If there is anyone out there who has the know how, software to do this to my car
Let me know
Willing to trade expertise for beer ,...
Mounted and balanced for 900$????
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Candidates for admission to the Pain Rehabilitation Center (PRC) have chronic pain as a major health problem and have generally experienced a significant decline in functional abilities and quality of life due to their pain.
Your local health care provider can assess whether pain rehabilitation may be an option for you and refer you to the program, if you're interested.
To assess your readiness for pain rehabilitation, ask yourself the following questions:
A "yes" answer to any of these questions may indicate that pain rehabilitation is appropriate.
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Pain rehabilitation can be a challenging process that requires a serious commitment toward making changes for your pain management, health, life and family. Completing the items on the following checklist will help you be prepared to participate in the PRC program:
During the evaluation process, Pain Rehabilitation Center staff will help you determine which program may be most beneficial to you.
Those who are unable to manage activities of daily life or whose moods are significantly affected by chronic pain may be candidates for the three-week program. The three-week program offers features such as physical and occupational therapy, ongoing reinforcement and support. The two-day program doesn't offer these features.
Those whose lives are affected by pain to a lesser degree may be candidates for the two-day program. During this brief program, pain rehabilitation concepts are presented, and a plan is developed for each person to make changes in his or her daily life to manage chronic pain.
The two-day program is also an option for those who can't commit to three weeks because of time limitations or financial concerns.
To maintain the confidentiality of all people in the program, your family members and friends can't attend group sessions during the three-week program.
However, a family program for your family and friends is offered every week during the adult three-week program.
If your family members or friends aren't able to attend the family group programs, your nurse care coordinator can schedule phone conferences (with your permission) to discuss ways they can support your ongoing rehabilitation progress.
During the two-day program, family members and friends are encouraged to attend and participate in family group sessions to learn ways to help you manage chronic symptoms.
After the initial evaluation, a tentative admission date may be scheduled for one of the programs. A representative from Patient Account Services will contact your insurance carrier for you, as many health insurance plans require approval prior to admission.
The insurance predetermination process varies from a few days to six weeks, depending on the insurance plan.
If insurance doesn't cover the program, a pre-service deposit is required prior to entering the program. For questions about insurance issues or approval status, contact Patient Account Services at 800-660-4582 (toll-free).
Many insurance programs cover most or all of the program cost. If insurance coverage isn't available, you can determine cost by contacting Mayo Clinic Estimating Services at 507-284-4024.
Families whose children are attending the pediatric program may want to budget for costs associated with evening and weekend activities.
Adolescents attending the pediatric program in the Pain Rehabilitation Center are strongly encouraged to participate in social activities during the week and on the weekends to aid in the recovery process. Most of the adolescent patients served find this to be an invaluable experience while they are in the PRC.
Socialization is often an essential aspect toward return to full functioning and increased quality of life. Typical activities may include visiting an ice cream parlor, having a board game night, having group dinners, going rock climbing, bowling, going to movies or shopping.
Because people with chronic pain generally have complicated medical issues, the PRC requires that people be referred by a medical health care professional.
From background information obtained through a health care professional, PRC staff can determine if Mayo's rehabilitation approach may benefit you.
See resources for physicians for more information.
You are expected to participate in the entire program. Although some people initially doubt their physical ability to stay involved full time, most people complete the program, even if they were deconditioned at the beginning.
Each person in the program is assigned a nurse care coordinator who is available for support, as needed.
You'll need to arrange for your own lodging. Rochester, Minnesota, offers many lodging options. Some hotels have weekly or monthly rates. Most provide shuttle service to the Generose Building. Learn more about lodging options in Rochester.
Bring a personal CD player to the hotel. You'll receive relaxation CDs to listen to in the evenings.
You should also bring all your current medications in the original containers, when possible. Nursing and pharmacy staff will review your medications at admission and, after the treatment team meets to discuss your situation, develop a plan for medication management.
If you're in the pediatric program, you're encouraged to bring homework for school or a book to read in the evening.
Your clothing should be comfortable, casual and appropriate for exercise and active periods during the day.
Considering Minnesota's weather variations, you may choose to wear layers of clothing for comfort. Staff recommends that you wear tennis shoes or comfortable walking shoes as you will be performing daily physical activities.
Once a week, adult and pediatric patients have the opportunity to dress up, as if they were going to work, school or to a social event. Pediatric patients generally like to dress up for the last day of the program as well.
Meals aren't provided. An hour is set aside daily for lunch. You should bring or purchase your own lunch. You will have access to a small kitchen for storing your lunch.
Mayo Clinic Hospital — Saint Marys Campus patient cafeteria and the Generose Express deli sell various food selections.
The Pain Rehabilitation Center is located on the main floor of the Generose Building at Mayo Clinic Hospital — Saint Marys Campus.
Learn more about traveling to Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota and maps of Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota.
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Play-Cricket: Features
Play-Cricket provides all clubs and leagues with a set of applications or tools, accessed through the Internet, which enable people to perform certain routine cricket administrative tasks in a more efficient manner.
The information is then published to a website, thus ensuring that all club cricket information is held in one place and that this information can be shared quickly and easily with your club members - and where applicable the entire club cricket community.
One of the primary aims of the system is to reduce the workload on individuals and allow others access to information that previously may have been hard to find.
Outlined below are some of the key features the Play-Cricket systems offers:
Club Features
- Fixture Management
- Team & Fixture Availability
- Team Picker
- Scorecard & Results Management
- Comprehensive Statistics Engine (graphically displayed individual batting, bowling and fielding stats)
- Automated League Tables
- Club Database Management
- News and Information Manager
- Website Publisher
- Directory of Clubs, Leagues and Players
- Email Members
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- Cup Competition Management
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Thanks for the help. I figured out my issue. Before publishing, I was attempting to do a deliver as a separate step. Instead, it seems to work much better to just use the forcedeliver attribute in the ivy-publish task. <target name="ivy-publish" depends="init, ivy-setup, ivy-resolve" description="--> setup ivy configuration" unless="testrelease"> <!--<ivy-deliver pubrevision="${VERSION}"/>--> <ivy-publish resolver="internal" revision="${VERSION}" pubrevision="${VERSION}" validate="true" publishivy="true" haltonmissing="false" srcivypattern="${ivy.project.dir}/ivy.xml" replacedynamicrev="true" forcedeliver="true" overwrite="false"> </ivy-publish> The above causes my publication items in ivy.xml <publications> <artifact name="ServiceNetworkManagement" type="ear" conf="default"/> <artifact name="sql" type="zip" conf="default"/> <artifact name="bde" type="zip" conf="default"/> <artifact name="bdl" type="zip" conf="default"/> </publications> To all be published along with an ivy.xml, to my local repository. Then in my second project: <dependency org="pointserve" name="ServiceNetworkManagement" rev="28.0.0" conf="eso->*"> <include name="bde" type="zip" conf="eso"/> <include name="bdl" type="zip" conf="eso"/> <include name="ServiceNetworkManagement" type="ear" conf="eso"/> <exclude type="jar"/> </dependency> The 2 zips and the ear downloaded. -----Original Message----- From: Xavier Hanin [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 9:55 AM To: email@example.com Subject: Re: publishing and retrieving with ivy - stretching the bounds On 6/25/07, Loehr, Ruel <email@example.com> wrote: > > Hey guys, > > > > I realize I am stretching the bounds of what ivy was designed for, but > nonetheless, I've ran into some questions. > > > > What I am trying to do: > > > > I have a project which builds an ear. I use ivy to get the > dependencies for building it. That works fine. What I would like to > do is publish a few artifacts after this ear is built: > > > > 1) the ear itself > > 2) a zip of the sql schema changes that go along with that ear > release > > > > So far so good. I can both build and publish these items to the > repository. > > > > <publications> > > <artifact name="ServiceNetworkManagement" type="ear" > conf="default"/> > > <artifact name="sql" type="zip" conf="default"/> > > </publications> > > > > Please note I am not publishing an ivy file along with these items. Why aren't you publishing an ivy file with your module? Now, to the cruxt of my problem. I have another project where I > would like to retrieve the above artifacts. > > > > <dependency org="pointserve" name="ServiceNetworkManagement" > rev="28.0.0" conf="eso->*"> > > <artifact name="bde" type="zip" conf="eso->*" ext="zip"/> > > <artifact name="bdl" type="zip" conf="eso->*" ext="zip"/> > > > <artifact name="ServiceNetworkManagement" type="ear" > ext="zip" conf="eso->*"/> > > </dependency> > > > > Ivy attempts to download > pointserve/ServiceNetworkManagement/ServiceNetworkManagement.jar. It > does not attempt to download the others. Are you talking about a jar? Or an ear? In your publication section you declare an ear (type=ear). Here you declare an ear with a zip extension. And you finally get a jar. A little bit confusing :-) For the other artifacts Ivy should try to download them, and fail since bde and bdl have not beeen published (according to your publication section above, only a sql artifact is published along your ear). But it's difficult to know, maybe you could provide more details about your settings (pattern used for instance)? Xavier Is this possible to do? What am I missing here? > > > > > > Ruel Loehr > > Configuration Management > > > > Pointserve, Inc. > > 110 Wild Basin Road > > Suite 300 > > Austin, Texas 78746 > > O: 512.617.5314 > > F: 512.617.0466 > > > > -- Xavier Hanin - Independent Java Consultant Manage your dependencies with Ivy! http://incubator.apache.org/ivy/
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Unheard Voices: Songs for the Philippines
Thursday, February 6
5:00 pm- 7:30 pm
SURC Ballroom
Join the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement (CLCE) and the Filipino American Student Association (FASA) for Unheard Voices: Songs for the Philippines, where local performers will showcase their talents at a benefit concert to raise awareness for those affected by Typhoon Haiyan. The event is from 5:00 pm- 7:30 pm on Thursday, Feb. 6th in the SURC Ballroom. There is a suggested donation of $5 to help relief efforts. All donations go to the American Red Cross for Typhoon Haiyan. Everyone in the community is welcome to join! Please help those in need in the Philippines. For more information about relief efforts visit http://www.redcross.org/news/article/Slide-Show-Typhoon-Haiyan.
Visit the CLCE office in SURC 256 to start volunteering. If you have volunteered with the CLCE before, you can sign up for Unheard Voices: Songs for the Philippines at www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage. For more information, call (509) 963-1850 or email firstname.lastname@example.com (Subject: "ATTN: Unheard Voices")


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Next Saturday, Alexander Melnikov is the featured soloist in the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Russian Fire concert.
While the orchestra, under conductor Alexander Lazarev, plays Rachmaninov's Caprice Bohemien and Shostakovich's final symphony, its Russian pianist will give us the Schumann Concerto.
A few years back, Melnikov charmed Aucklanders by casting a recital around the German composer's Carnaval. When I talked to him last week, he was immersed in something of a travelling Schumann roadshow with the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Melnikov tackles the Piano Concerto, while violinist Isabelle Faust and cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras take on their respective concertos.
"As well as recording it all, we're taking the programme to nine European cities," says Melnikov.
This is Schumann with a difference. "It's all on historic instruments," the pianist confirms, praising his fellow musicians for "doing a hell of a good job.
It's conducted by Pablo Heras-Casado and it's so nice of him, being such a star, taking this project so seriously."
He sighs when I ask what the reception has been like. "The historic approach is never simple," he says. "Some people immediately fall in love with it; others are more used to a traditional approach."
Melnikov admits that this year has been "completely crazy with all the different music I've been doing". Nevertheless, he is pleased with his just-released CD of Beethoven trios working with Faust and Queyras.
Ten years have passed since Melnikov first heard violinist Faust and "fell in musical love with her playing". Now they are an established team, giving what many feel to be the definitive recordings of Beethoven's violin and piano sonatas. "We keep being interesting for each other. We still haven't come to the point where it's predictable."
The new CD sees Melnikov relinquishing the concert grand for an 1828 Viennese fortepiano, which is one reason why the performances have such buoyancy and zing. But how does he find crossing the centuries, changing from one instrument to the other? He laughs. "Ideally I like to have two or three days just on the one, without touching anything else, but it doesn't always happen."
Next Saturday he is once more in the concert hall, this time with the NZSO. Although he says playing in a big hall with a large orchestra is not necessarily his favourite form of music-making, he does confess to being "a bit paradoxical".
"I'm always trying not to let anything lapse," he explains. "If I notice it's been a while since I've played a certain piano concerto, then I'll make sure it happens."
Melnikov describes his work with Freiburg Baroque Orchestra as more on the level of chamber music, but there are rewards to be had working with bigger forces.
However, Schumann's music is "not robust", he cautions. "You cannot even slightly overdo it in tempo or dynamics, and Mr Lazarev and I will have to agree to some sort of general context. I'll be coming from doing completely historical interpretations, using Schumann's original metronome marks and all."
What: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
Where and when: Auckland Town Hall, Saturday, May 24 at 7.30pm


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Selena Gomez in a BDG Chambray Dress
Selena Gomez was snapped while heading back to her car after leaving a meeting at a hotel. She wore a BDG Chambray dress with a pair of nude heels and a Versace purse.
Lately, it seems like Selena's style has gotten a bit more mature and polished, but she is still mixing a lot of high and low brands, like BDG and Versace. Chambray is a great staple for warmer weather and I'm sure we'll see Selena style it a lot more over the next few months. You can buy BDG jeans online from Urbanoutfitters.com.
Selena Gomez in AG Double Denim
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Selena opted for a double denim look, choosing both pieces from AG Adriano Goldschmied! She wore their Absolute Legging in Raven paired with their Marcel Shirt in Dispersion, finished off with some black heels. I love this outfit on her! I think she looks gorgeous! The wash on that shirt is incredible! Buy the jeans here and the shirt here.
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Selena Gomez departed LAX airport in Los Angeles, California last week. She made her way through the crowds of people and paparazzi, but didn't look too happy.
Selena wore another pair of Machine Jeans, this time choosing their ripped boyfriend jeans. She paired them with a tank top and boots, but layered a thick cardigan and scarf over the top. Have any of you tried Machine Jeans? Their price point is incredibly low ($20 – $30) so they aren't premium denim, but Selena always manages to make them look good! Buy these jeans online at Charlotte Russe.
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Selena Gomez was seen while out to lunch with a friend at the Little Cafe in Los Angeles, California. She seemed to get hounded by the paparazzi who were asking her if she's dating Austin Mahone.
Selena wore a pair of Machine Jean Destroyed Ripped Skinny jeans with a loose white shirt and tan wedges for the day. She really seems to like the lower price point jeans, more so than premium, which I think is great because she always manages to wear them well. Her younger fans can relate to the brands as well. Buy these jeans online at Charlotte Russe for only $17.49.
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A Cable Network of Their Own
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and GERALDINE FABRIKANT
Published: November 2, 2003
TWENTY-FOUR years ago, ESPN proved that dedicated sports fans would lap up enough games, races, rehash and chatter to fill 24 hours of air time, seven days a week. In the process, it led hordes of sports fans to subscribe to cable for the first time. And by using its growing war chest from subscriber fees to bid against the major networks, ESPN also helped drive up the cost of sports broadcast rights.
Now major professional sports leagues are stealing a page from ESPN's book, testing the limits of fans' appetite for more specialized round-the-clock coverage. This season, the National Basketball Association is introducing its own channel, NBA TV, on several cable systems around the country. And the National Football League, which commands the highest ratings in professional sports, plans to start a cable channel of its own later this year, if it can come to terms with cable operators.
Both leagues say their new networks are natural extensions of their marketing, intended to complement rather than compete with the sports events that already appear on ESPN and other channels. But the decision to start the networks is also escalating an already fierce battle among professional sports leagues, television programmers and cable and satellite systems over the cost of the rights to televise games.
The advertising and cable subscriber fees that allowed ESPN, TNT and other cable networks to bid up sports rights are no longer growing so fast, putting a damper on auctions for the rights. The N.B.A. and N.F.L. hope that their channels will increase their leverage in negotiations with other programmers by giving them another outlet for their games and related material.
But the strategy is not without risk. The new networks could wind up diluting fans' appetite for their sports, alienating the broadcasters that already pay heavily for rights.
Each league is following a different course. NBA TV is appearing on special tiers of digital cable channels available for a few dollars a month, instead of demanding broader distribution as part of a standard cable package. So far, the N.F.L., which at least initially will show only pre-season and European games, has held out for a spot on basic cable.
The slowdown in rights fees began about five years ago, when NBC started backing away from aggressive bidding for the rights to broadcast baseball, football and, finally, basketball. In 2001, after paying $1.75 billion to broadcast N.B.A. games over four years, Dick Ebersol, the head of NBC Sports, balked at renewing the contract on the N.B.A.'s terms.
In response, David Stern, the N.B.A.'s commissioner, took many televised N.B.A. games off of free television and moved them to ESPN and TNT. After a decade of skyrocketing fees, the league also settled for only a minor increase, to an average of about $767 million a year, from about $614 million under the previous contract.
But Mr. Stern walked away with a major new concession for the league. He kept the right to broadcast 96 of its own games a year. Thus the new cable channel was born.
In a telephone interview last week from Japan -- site of one of the first games shown on the N.B.A.'s cable network -- Mr. Stern acknowledged that winning big increases in the league's rights fees was becoming an uphill battle. That, he said, was a reason the league chose a longer-term deal in its 2001 talks with the networks.
''We thought there might be some instability in the global sports marketplace that we would be best protected against by entering into a six-year deal, even at an amount of money that was something less than you might hold out for in better, bygone days,'' he said.
He said NBA TV did not pose a threat to the major networks that broadcast the league's games. ''For the short term, and six years is a relatively short term, NBA TV will be a third wheel, or a fifth wheel, to the other networks,'' he said. ''The amount of advertising time that we will sell in a good year would end up being a small fraction of what our network partners do.''
''The four nights we show league games are not against our network partners, so we see it as purely accretive, building enthusiasm for the brand,'' he added.
To help ease any concerns of other networks, NBA TV covers half the television screen with up-to-the-minute scores of games in progress, with tabs listing the networks that are showing them. The guide is likely to attract only die-hard fans trying to decide which games to watch.
Mr. Stern says NBA TV is part of a wider strategy to bolster the league's revenue, even if income from the sale of television rights in the United States flattens out. The N.B.A. also hopes to cultivate fans abroad, he said, noting that 73 current players, or a quarter of those in the N.B.A., grew up in foreign countries -- 34 nations in all. NBA TV has already signed deals for distribution in 39 other countries.
''We consider soccer to be a model,'' he said, with leagues in each country and a popular World Cup as well.
Eventually, Mr. Stern said, the N.B.A. hopes to use the channel to charge fans for high-definition pictures, video clips on demand or even interactive basketball games played over cable systems. ''We have another five years to sort that out,'' before the current television contracts expire, he said.


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The American Civil Liberties Union has sued the U.S. Border Patrol's parent agency to get it to release a report it commissioned amid questions about whether agents used excessive force.
The lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in San Diego says Customs and Border Protection hasn't responded to a request that the ACLU made in February to release the report under the Freedom of Information Act.
The agency rejected the Police Executive Research Forum's recommendation that agents be prohibited from using deadly force against rock-throwers and assailants in vehicles. The Los Angeles Times obtained a copy of the report, which criticized the agency for a "lack of diligence" in investigating cases of deadly force.
The agency says it won't comment on pending litigation.
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Small Business Pinterest Marketing: 4 Secrets You Need to Know NOW
Via Scoop.it – internetbillboards
If you're an inbound or online marketer, you undoubtedly know by now that over the last six months, Pinterest has established itself as the latest and greatest of the countless social media networking platforms.
However, Pinterest's unique set-up and specifically targeted user market (read: young women) have stumped some small businesses as to how to best use Pinterest to market their products and services.
Thankfully for small businesses, Hubspot recently added a new eBook titled How to Use Pinterest for Business that teaches marketers how to drive traffic and leads using Pinterest. To make sure you're not missing out on the most important parts of using Pinterest for business, I've summarized 4 things you need to know about Pinterest NOW if you're a small business. Read on.
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As far as I know, Judaism has no tradition of removing a head covering / hat during prayer. Therefore, the Christian tradition started sometime after the split and it is not an inherited tradition. Where does this Christian tradition come from? Is it just a western or US tradition for males?
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One of my churches used this passage when requesting all men remove their hats during times of prayer:
1 Cor. 11:4
In certain cultures, it's possible that the hat is removed and head is bowed as a sign of respect and not necessarily from this verse.
This tradition was apparently begun by Paul as a sign of respect for Christ.
Paul also said that a woman should never pay uncovered and went on to explain to the Church at Corinth his reasoning for these signs of respect.
As far as I can tell Paul was not setting this out as a requirement, only pointing out that not praying this way was not giving proper honor to either Christ or God. As far as the woman goes praying uncovered was dishonoring all three God, Christ and man.
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2001 All-American
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Day 3, Boater Finals
Did you know? ... Jeff Coble of Henderson, N.C., has competed in five All-Americans. He fished the inaugural Red Man All-American in 1983 and won the last Red Man All-American in 2000. "Now, I guess I won the first BFL All-American," he said. ... Coble's legacy in the sport of bass fishing will forever be linked to the All-American tournament. While he has won the top prize on all three levels of Operation Bass circuits, he did it in reverse order. He won an FLW Tour event in 1996, an EverStart Series event in 1998 and the All-American in 2000 and 2001, becoming the only angler ever to win back-to-back All-Americans. ... Coble also holds another record. He caught the largest single-day stringer weight ever recorded in an Operation Bass tournament. He caught five bass weighing 29 pounds, 6 ounces at the FLW tournament he won at Lake Santee Cooper, S.C., in 1996.
Coble's method uncovered ... It's no coincidence that Coble repeated as All-American champion when the tournament was held at Lake Hamilton both years. Coble said he likes to fish here because the clear, highland lake offers very little natural cover for bass. "When there's not a lot of natural cover, it eliminates a lot of lake to fish," he said. "They just hit a lake that was right for me." In fact, he spent much of the week fishing exclusively around a medium-sized boulder that he and comrade David Wright of Lexington, N.C., found submerged in deeper water. Coble credits Wright so much for his success this week that he plans to share part of his $100,000 in winnings with him. "Together, we're probably as good as any five fishermen in the country when it comes to this style of fishing," Coble said.
Doing it the hard way ... By far, the most astounding fish catch of the day was made by fourth-place boater Rodney Hardwick of Connersville, Ind. He hooked a fish that had become entangled in some submerged brush on the side of a dock. Problem was, Hardwick and his boat were positioned on the other side of the dock. Top-notch video footage taken by the JM Associates film crew shows Hardwick acrobatically trying to straddle the dock's handrails to try and work the fish free, all the while keeping one foot on the deck of his boat. Tournament rules say anglers must remain in the boat to make a catch. "Man, oh man, I'd do anything to get out of this boat!" Hardwick says to the camera. In the end, he eventually finds a way to land the bass without leaving the boat, and the manner in which he pulls it off is no less amazing than his high-wire act on the dock. Fishing fans, don't miss this show when it hits the airwaves.
Rewarding awards ... While he placed fourth today, Hardwick won a Ranger Comanche 518VX for being the highest-placing All-American participant in the Ranger Cup incentive program. ... Yesterday, Paul Redwine of Crab Orchard, Tenn., and Randy Kelly of Inola, Okla., claimed the CITGO National Points Champion awards. Redwine received a $10,000 bonus for his title in the Boater Division, and Kelly received a $5,000 bonus for his title in the Co-Angler Division.
Rain, rain, go away ... Redwine had a little problem with the weather today. While it was a beautifully clear day, thunderstorms rolled through central Arkansas last night. "I've been fishing topwater baits all week," he said. "Evidently, that rainstorm last night shut down (the topwater bite) for me." Redwine, who said he still had a great time, caught three fish weighing 2 pounds, 14 ounces and placed fifth.
The right plug ... David Truax of Beaumont, Texas, said he fished the whole week almost exclusively using a shad-colored Wal-Mart FLW Tour crankbait. Today he caught five fish weighing 8 pounds, 9 ounces and placed second.
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0-0, 0-0: Weight, in pounds and ounces, that Jeff Coble registered on days one and two in his first trip to the All-American in 1983.
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On the Set: Wicked's 'Last Call'
On the Set: Wicked's 'Last Call'
Kaylani Lei, Brad Armstrong star in director Francois Clousot's dark, edgy feature
Posted Jul 29th, 2008 01:50 PM by
Marc Star
Last Call
, Francois Clousot's latest for Wicked Pictures. She's puffing on a cigarette and standing on the sidewalk just outside of the downtown studio's entrance. It's an industrial part of town, just south of where the gentrified Artists District ends. "Terry is part of a group that mind-fucks Brad Armstrong's character, Scott. It's twisted."
Late afternoon traffic whizzes by unaware that between the sidewalk and the studio inside, there's a packed house of Wicked Pictures talent. In addition to Clousot, Michael Raven is working camera. Brad Armstrong plays the male lead. Randy Spears plays a supporting male role. And two of Wicked's brightest new contract stars, Mikayla and Alektra Blue, play supporting roles.
"The more Wicked girls on set, the more exciting it is," Lei adds. "It's like a big family when we're all together. We're all friends. And everyone's hot!"
Clousot describes
Last Call
as inspired by mainstream Hollywood movies
After Hours
The Game
. "It's about an average guy who ends up being the pawn of rich people," says Clousot. "They throw him into situations to see what he'll do. Everything is twisted just enough to make it weird."
Co-written by Clousot and former porn star Melissa Monet (who has collaborated with Clousot on his last three scripts),
Last Call
isn't the standard formula-driven sex story. "The sex and the story are intertwined," says the director. "It's not just story/sex/story/sex/story/sex. This is a dark and edgy picture."
Last Call
, Armstrong's so-called best friend (played by Spears) owes money to a group of rich people. But instead of paying them off, Spears hands over Armstrong who is unknowingly thrust into a nightlong Kafka-esque, sex-filled adventure that begins with a nightclub seduction by Kaylani Lei.
"It's all a game and I play the aggressor," notes Lei. "After sex, Brad takes a shower and I leave with all of his stuff - his car keys, his wallet." His clothes, too? "No not his clothes, thank god, or else we'd have to shoot him running through the streets naked. That would be pretty funny shooting that downtown."
Lei's character, though, is nothing like the real person. "I don't like playing games with people," she says. "I do, however, like playing this character. I like the contrast from the beginning where I'm flirty at the bar, to the end when my character gets more sultry and evil."
Later in the evening, Lei will be performing in a scene with Spears, in a dimly lit room with candles and a group of hooded spectators. Armstrong's search for Lei will lead him to this room where, after he finds Lei in action, Mikayla and Alektra Blue work their way into his pants.
But this afternoon, Armstrong's journey takes him to a warehouse where he finds Tanya James and Bridgette B., two lanky blonde dolls, dressed down in nothing but bras, panties and stripper high heels. When Armstrong finds them, the girls step into an old freight elevator and close the wooden slatted doors behind them so Armstrong can see, but he can't touch.
"She's mine," James says as the girls begin petting each other. Armstrong grabs one of the wooden slats and the James slaps his hand away. "Uh-uh," James emphatically says.
Clousot calls "cut" and the lighting crew starts re-setting the lights to shoot the hardcore inside the elevator. The girls head towards the fan to cool down. They lean forward, still wearing just their skivvies, as the air blows through their blonde manes.
Jax is shooting behind-the-scenes and starts getting some artsy shots of them as they cool down. The conversation soon turns to poking fun at generic behind-the-scenes footage, mocking questions like, "how long have you been in the business" and "turn around and shake your ass."
Then, to make things a bit more interesting apparently, Bridgette B. mentions that she can salsa dance. Armstrong immediately takes an interest.
"That's good to know for future projects," he tells her.
"I've trained for four years," she adds, "and I've taught classes for eight months."
Moments later, Bridgette is shaking her hips, doing salsa two-steps and strutting her stuff like a professional dancer.
"Can you do the Brazilian shake?" someone asks.
"Like Shakira?" she replies before turning around and shaking her ass like...well...like Shakira. Though one would be hard pressed to find any footage of Shakira shaking her ass in thong panties.
Bridgette then turns around, grabs Armstrong's hand, pulls him in and gives him a crash course in salsa. Within moments the two are cutting the concrete.
Shooting soon resumes and the girls return to the elevator, teasing Armstrong as they get naked and go hardcore on each other. They open the wooden gate and let him in the elevator, but they still don't let him touch.
"She tastes really good," Bridgette says. The girls use their tongues and fingers on each other through a number of positions and in the end they walk away, gloating.
"Ciao," one of them says as they leave Armstrong alone in the elevator. The wooden gate closes and the elevator begins descending into to the unknown depths below, carrying Armstrong down with it as he yells out one final statement before he completely fades away:
Last Call
is slated for spring 2009 release.
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NFL.com's Top 25 Free Agent Pass RushersPosted by on February 28, 2013 – 1:59 pm
With free agency set to begin in less than two weeks, NFL.com writer Chris Wesseling has put together his list of Top 25 pass rushers set to hit the open market, pending franchise tag designations.
1. Michael Johnson, Cincinnati Bengals
2. Cliff Avril, Detroit Lions
3. Anthony Spencer, Dallas Cowboys
4. Paul Kruger, Baltimore Ravens
5. Michael Bennett, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
6. Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis Colts
7. Osi Umenyiora, New York Giants
8. Connor Barwin, Houston Texans
9. Israel Idonije, Chicago Bears
10. Victor Butler, Dallas Cowboys
11. William Hayes, St. Louis Rams
12. Matt Shaughnessy, Oakland Raiders
13. Lawrence Jackson, Detroit Lions
14. Shaun Phillips, San Diego Chargers
15. Juqua Parker, Cleveland Browns
16. Andre Carter, Oakland Raiders
17. Kyle Vanden Bosch, Detroit Lions
18. Robert Geathers, Cincinnati Bengals
19. Frostee Rucker, Cleveland Browns
20. Antwan Barnes, San Diego Chargers
21. Darryl Tapp, Philadelphia Eagles
22. Wallace Gilberry, Cincinnati Bengals
23. Quentin Groves, Arizona Cardinals
24. Calvin Pace, New York Jets
25. Ray Edwards, Atlanta Falcons
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By thepuff on Feb 28, 2013 | Reply
Would love to see Osi.U in Tennessee blue!
By fredrick boothman on Feb 28, 2013 | Reply
titans will sign one of the top ten
By deles on Mar 2, 2013 | Reply
I like Kruger, Barwin, and Darryl Tapp. Obviously, Michael Johnson would be a HUGE signing, but I doubt we dish out that kind of money.
By EBTITAN on Mar 2, 2013 | Reply
sittin here watching super bowl 2000,pissed off! we need some attitude,watch the game.2013 players & future players! we need an identity(defense & ol, maybe a little nasty)!c'mon man coach's,ruston & mr adams get us back!!!!!!!!!
By EBTITAN on Mar 2, 2013 | Reply
deles your right!
By Bob H on Mar 6, 2013 | Reply
Freeney back at 4-3 end, thats who i would go after, barwin is a 3-4 OLB and does not fit out defence, same as kruger. Osi would be good, but probably not worth the money
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get a good pass rusher, and cb, possiblelly lb, guard, and fill in blanks with draft, we will be back in contention
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Since opening our doors on February 18, 2003, we have provided 54,735 patient visits to our patients free of charge.
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The Honeydripper
|"The Honeydripper"
|Song by Joe Liggins and His Honeydrippers
|April 1945
|April 20, 1945
|Exclusive Records 207
|Joe Liggins
"The Honeydripper (Parts 1 and 2)" is an R&B song by Joe Liggins which topped the US Billboard R&B chart (at that time called the "Race Records" chart) for 18 weeks, from September 1945 to January 1946.[1]
It has been cited[2] as "the earliest runaway hit in the formative R&B combo style", and as such was an important precursor to the development of rock and roll. It made #13 on the Billboard pop chart.[1]
Liggins claimed to have written the tune around 1942, when playing piano in Los Angeles with a group called the California Rhythm Rascals. The tune was based around the traditional song "Shortnin' Bread". It was adopted by dancers performing a dance called the Texas Hop, and Liggins wrote words to fit the tune - "The honeydripper, he's a killer, the honeydripper ... he's a solid gold cat, he's the height of jive ... he's a riffer, the honeydripper." The term "honeydripper" was black slang for a "sweet" guy, and had already been adopted as a nickname by blues pianist Roosevelt Sykes.
Liggins tried to persuade his next bandleader, Sammy Franklin, to record it, but Franklin refused and Liggins put together his own four-man group with Willie Jackson (alto sax and clarinet), James Jackson Jr. (tenor sax) and a bass player. The song was heard by the owner of Exclusive Records, Leon Rene, who wanted to record it although in live shows Liggins' performance often ran to fifteen minutes. Liggins suggested cutting it down and recording it over two sides of the record, 3 minutes per side. The recording was done on April 20, 1945,[3] with Liggins' regular bass player replaced by Red Callender and Earl Carter added on drums.
The recording was an immediate smash hit.[3] "It was a hit booming from every record store, shoeshine stand, barber shop and barbecued chicken shack on Los Angeles' famed Central Avenue as many thousands of G.I.s returned from the Pacific, hungry for nightlife and new civilian experiences."[4] However, the small record company could not keep up with the demand, and a cover version by Jimmie Lunceford on the larger Decca label eventually replaced it at the top of the charts. Hit cover versions were also made by Cab Calloway, and "the Honeydripper" himself, Roosevelt Sykes.
Other recordings[edit]
Liggins later moved to Specialty Records and re-recorded the song in a shortened version in 1950. Versions were also recorded in later years by Eddie Chamblee (on The Rocking Tenor Sax of Eddie Chamblee), Cab Calloway, King Curtis, Buddy Guy and others.
The original Exclusive part 1 of the song was dubbed (with another hit by Liggins on Exclusive, "I've Got A Right To Cry") and issued on 45 by Dot around 1956.
Evan's Shuffle by Little Walter (with Muddy Waters) is based on The Honeydripper.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Whitburn, Joel (2004). Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942-2004. Record Research. p. 349.
- ^ Jim Dawson and Steve Propes, What Was The First Rock'n'Roll Record, 1992, ISBN 0-571-12939-0
- ^ a b Russell, Tony (1997). The Blues: From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray. Dubai: Carlton Books Limited. p. 13. ISBN 1-85868-255-X.
- ^ Jim Dawson and Steve Propes, What Was The First Rock'n'Roll Record, 1992, ISBN 0-571-12939-0
- ^ "Dirty-South Blues Harp Forum: For blues harmonica players, students, and fans". Modernbluesharmonica.com. Retrieved 2015-08-30.


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The recent news that three New Zealand soldiers -
Lance-corporal Jacinda Baker, Private Richard Harris and
Corporal Luke Tamatea - had been killed by a Taliban roadside
bomb in Bamiyan was a deeply shocking blow to this country.
The latest deaths followed in the wake of a Taliban ambush
two weeks ago which killed Lance-corporals Pralli Durrer and
Rory Malone.
Not surprisingly, this tragic loss of life has raised very
real questions about the future direction of New Zealand's
policy in Afghanistan.
It should be recalled New Zealand deployed an SAS unit and
140-strong NZDF Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) to
Afghanistan in 2001 and 2003 respectively.
The SAS unit was withdrawn from Kabul in March and Prime
Minister John Key decided after the recent NZDF deaths to
accelerate the timetable for withdrawal of the NZDF
contingent from the Bamiyan PRT to April 2013.
By most accounts, the performance of NZ PRT has been highly
effective. Its primary goal has been in the area of
reconstruction and capacity-building.
Between 2004 and 2010, the NZ PRT implemented 70 projects at
a total value of $NZ8.5 million.
These projects embraced areas such as infrastructure, health,
governance, education, human rights and agriculture.
In addition, the NZ PRT has contributed to the security of
Bamiyam by providing local security training, including the
training of an indigenous rapid reaction force, police
training, and community-based armed patrols.
It should be added all governments in Wellington during the
past decade have believed New Zealand involvement in
Afghanistan served the national interests of this country.
Like the United States and many other members of the
international community, including Australia, New Zealand
recognised the need after September 11 to counter al Qaeda
and Taliban-supported terrorism, and contribute to conditions
in a post-Taliban state that would strengthen the economy,
facilitate democratic governance and extend human rights.
New Zealand's commitment in Afghanistan also raised New
Zealand's diplomatic profile and seemed to be consistent with
a view in Wellington New Zealand stood to gain if it was seen
as a "good international citizen" prepared to shoulder its
share of the burden of collective security.
But after the deadly attack on New Zealand forces last
weekend, a number of observers have challenged the rationale
for New Zealand involvement and demanded the immediate
withdrawal of the NZ PRT from Bamiyan.
Among other things, it is said that the war in Afghanistan is
unwinnable, the NZDF should not be fighting other people's
wars and that we are only in Afghanistan to please the US,
and that New Zealand has no business trying to protect a
deeply corrupt government in Kabul led by Hamid Karzai.
These points warrant careful examination.
First, it is apparent, at least since 2009, that the US and
Nato no longer seriously entertain the prospect of a
comprehensive victory over the Taliban. The priority for the
Obama administration has been to marginalise the al Qaeda
leadership and to degrade the Taliban to a point where they
cannot use military force to seize power again in Kabul and
reverse the social and political changes that have been in
train since their demise in 2001.
Second, the idea the Afghan conflict is none of New Zealand's
business is debatable. The reality is we live in an
interconnected world where security, economic and
environmental problems do not respect the boundaries of
sovereign states. And, as a small but active global trader,
New Zealand has a huge stake in countering threats to
international stability whether they are in Afghanistan or
Third, it would be wrong to assume New Zealand or other
members of the international coalition are in Afghanistan
simply to protect Mr Karzai's corrupt leadership. Yes, he is
widely regarded by coalition members as self-interested and
weak, but he is not expected to contest the 2014 election,
and therefore the focus is on trying to consolidate a
transitional political system that is resilient enough to
outlast Karzai's departure and face down the fundamentalist
challenge of the Taliban after 2014. It should not be
forgotten in this context few Afghan citizens are nostalgic
for the Taliban era.
Thus, while it is clear there are major challenges ahead for
the NZDF PRT between now and 2013, there also are moral,
diplomatic and strategic reasons why New Zealand should stick
to its international commitment and contribute as best it can
to an orderly transition in Bamiyan.
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.3 seconds left to lift Alabama to a 51-49, come-from-behind
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Auburn (9-18, 2-11), which had four players foul out, tied it on
Tony Neysmith's driving bank shot with 13 seconds to play.
Alabama overcame a nearly game-long offensive funk and
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The Tide closed the game on a 17-6 run after enduring long field
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A respite for many US Presidents and celebrities, a private get-a-way for the Washington DC elite, comparable to Mount Vernon and Monticello in many aspects, only a 40-minute drive from the Washington-Dulles Airport in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Now after 200 years, Historic Rosemont Manor is opened to the public for overnight lodging, breakfast, and catered events. An elegant B&B property on a 60-acre park-like setting, Rosemont is the previous estate of the late Virginia Governor and US Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. The historic manor house boasts twelve well-appointed suites and guestrooms with private baths, and magnificent views. Experience true Southern hospitality in the same elegant surroundings as did Presidents Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon.
4.2 on December 06, 2015
Beautiful resort with the rooms equally outstanding. The staff was great...very nice..pleasant ..did everything to make sure you enjoyed your stay. We were a little disappointed with the breakfast..portions were small....and we left the table with less than a full tank. Perhaps because there were only 6 or 7 people staying there, they cut corners. Don't know for sure. The grounds are beautiful...the area is beautiful and the Rosemont was beautiful. They had just started to decorate for Christmas and I'm sure it looks absolutely beautiful when done.
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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Rosemont Manor. Everyone we came in contact with were so kind, accommodating and we felt like we were family. It was such a nice getaway. The Christmas decorations were simply outstanding and breath taking. The Churchill Suite was the perfect choice of a room. We loved the grounds and the beautiful porch, just a relaxing and wonderful stay. I don't want to forget to mention with delicious wine and cheese platter and the top notch breakfasts we had. The area wineries suggested by the Manor made for an enjoyable day trip. We loved the peacefulness of the Manor and we will definitely be returning for another visit. Thank you. Visitors from Baltimore, MD
3.8 on September 12, 2015
The rooms, grounds, & building were beautiful. The staff friendly & helpful. The wine & cheese in the afternoon a nice touch. The breakfast wasn't what we expected. It would have been better if it was more basic.
4.2 on August 10, 2015
A beautiful place to stay and excellent service! Very friendly staff!
4.0 on May 28, 2015
Loved our shower, the beautiful house and spacious grounds. We went for a relaxing stroll after a great breakfast. They even served gluten free muffins and waffles :)
4.6 on April 20, 2015
A beautiful and historic manor that exceeded our expectations. We loved our stay in the Nixon Suite with it's sleeping porch and oversized soaking tub. The staff are friendly and happy to help make your stay special. We also took advantage of the in-suite couples massage and highly recommend doing the same. Each masseuse was wonderful. One thing they could improve is the breakfast. Other than that, our stay was lovely. We have actually made plans to return and try a different suite next time.
5 on April 14, 2015
Our stay was wonderful. We were able to upgrade our room for a small fee and enjoyed the friendly service, happy hour and wine tasting passes that came with our package. The next morning, we also had a delicious breakfast. I will definitely go back!
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We had a wonderful stay. We would definitely come again and recommend to others.
5 on April 03, 2015
We had a marvelous time here--the venue is gorgeous, and the food is tasty. Would recommend to all!
4.2 on April 02, 2015
Great property and phenomenal service, but very creaky and uncomfortable bed and a feeling of inadequate privacy in our suite led to the lower score for our specific room
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Around this time of year, we often find ourselves counting, whether it is the number of days left in the year, the number of presents we still need to buy or the number of calories we put on our plates. The holidays are when many count their blessings as well.
In that regard, 2015 has turned out to be a pretty good year in many respects for the commonwealth.
Honoring retiring librarian
Our wonderful bookmobile librarian, Linda Moore (pictured at right), is retiring after more than 29 years of service with the library.
Stumbo's comments 'shameful'
Throughout the campaign, and in his inaugural address, Gov. Matt Bevin has shared he wants a fresh start for Kentucky. He has said he wants to move beyond partisan politics. Over the past few weeks, Gov. Bevin has made great appointments for his cabinet secretaries. The latest is Rep. John Tilley, who happens to be a Democrat, as the next Justice and Public Safety Cabinet secretary. Tilley had served as the House Judiciary Committee chairman.
If you're still looking for that perfect gift, or for an experience that puts a Kentucky spin on the season, the good news is that there is no shortage of opportunities even as time starts to draw short.
Henry County made national news last week after a Henry County High School student's Facebook post about seeing another student refused lunch went viral, caught wind and sailed across local airwaves, across the country and even across the pond hitting the news in London.
The student's post expressed frustration with the school district for not allowing the other student to have a meal because her lunch account was overdue.
I would like to commend the Eminence school system for their security measures.
At the end of school, my son's last class is at the old DeliPlus complex. On rainy days, I will stop over there and drop off his umbrella.
The fact that just about everybody knows who I am didn't matter — they kept the doors locked until I left.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that came out to the 2015 Light up Pleasureville. It was very humbling to have so many community members support me and the event. It was estimated almost 300 people came out to take advantage of all the activities.
Please vote no on Dec. 15 in regard to increased alcohol sales in Henry County. If we do not vote down the effort to make Henry County "wet," Henry County will be forever changed.
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Summary: On their way to the gap of Rohan the fellowship bumps into a very curious half-elf. She turns out to be Aragorn's old friend but can she be trusted?
Categories: Movie-verse Characters: Aragorn, Gandalf / Olorin, Other Canon Character, The Fellowship
Genres: Action/Adventure, Angst, Mystery
Warnings: AU (alternate universe), Violence
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: No
Word count: 1096 Read Count: 1584
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Change in the Wind by Astrasse Rated: PG-13 [Reviews - 2]
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Transformed from clean cut to scruffy in his mug shot, Shia LaBeouf attempts a smile after his arrest in Chicago early Sunday morning.
The booking shot, posted on The Smoking Gun, was a first for the Transformers star. The 21-year-old actor was busted for misdemeanor trespassing in a Walgreens around 2:30 a.m. after he was repeatedly asked to leave the store because he appeared intoxicated, police said.
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I love this salad, great alternative to potato salad and less calories. The only thing I do differenlty, is to partially cook the cauliflower for about 3 minutes in boiling water. I found the texture and taste to be much more pleasing than the raw cauliflower.
Creamy Chopped Cauliflower Salad
From EatingWell: January/February 2008
Caraway and cauliflower are a match that brings to mind wursts, kraut and foamy, cold mugs of beer. Alas, not everyone loves that caraway flavor so leave out the caraway seeds if you prefer—the salad's wonderful either way.
14 Reviews for Creamy Chopped Cauliflower Salad
Loved this! I didn't use the caraway and it was still very good and so simple!
This was fantastic! I was a bit skeptical while preparing but was pleasently surprised with the outcome. As previously said the mayo is not overwhelming at all, and paired amazingly with the apple. I also used scallions instead of shallots and it seemed to work out. I used frozen cauliflower instead of fresh to save a bit of money and it wasn't bad. Probably would be better with fresh but I would make it again using frozen in a pinch. Left out the Caraway seeds and added the ground mustard.
This may be one of my favorite new recipe's.
Nice alternative to regular old cauliflower! I didn't have shallots, so I substituted green onions - with approval from my 13-year-old who prefers the latter! Nice flavor and the mayo isn't too overwhelming!
My husband and I really enjoyed this salad. We did not have mayo and I was not in the mood to make it from scratch so I used 3 tablespoons plain yogurt and 2 tablespoons sour cream instead. I also added a few splashes of hot sauce and a pinch of ground mustard -- these are ingredients in my homemade mayo that I thought might complement this dish. It was a success! Our 15-month-old son also enjoyed it.


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Pierrefonds-Senneville is a former Montreal borough in the West Island area of Montreal, Quebec.
It was formed by forced merger on January 1, 2002. After Senneville voted on June 20, 2004 to demerge from Montreal and returned to being an independent municipality on January 1, 2006, the Pierrefonds sector was merged with Roxboro to create the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro.
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Efficient one-pass computation of F0, the number of distinct elements in a data stream, is a fundamental problem arising in various contexts in databases and networking. We consider the problem of efficiently estimating F0 of a data stream where each element of the stream is an interval of integers. We present a randomized algorithm which gives an (ε, δ) approximation of F0, with the following time complexity (n is the size of the universe of the items): (1) the amortized processing time per interval is O(log1/δ log n/ε). (2) The time to answer a query for F0 is O(log1/δ). The workspace used is O(1/ε2log1/δlogn) bits. Our algorithm improves upon a previous algorithm by Bar-Yossef Kumar and Sivakumar (2002), which requires O(1/ε5log1/δlog5n) processing time per item. Our algorithm can be used to compute the max-dominance norm of a stream of multiple signals, and significantly improves upon the current best bounds due to Cormode and Muthukrishnan (2003). This also provides efficient and novel solutions for data aggregation problems in sensor networks studied by Nath and Gibbons (2004) and Considine et. al. (2004).


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Here's the latest Storytelling Engine from John Seavey. Click here to read John's description of what a Storytelling Engine IS, anyways. Check out more of them at his blog, Fraggmented.
Storytelling Engines: Dazzler
(or "A New Lens To View An Old Idea")
If the storytelling engine for 'Dazzler' doesn't automatically seem familiar to most comics fans in the 1980s (when the series came out) or in the present day, that's probably forgivable. After all, super-hero comics pretty much dominated the market from the 1960s onwards, and they still dominate it today, at least in financial terms. Looking at 'Dazzler' through the lens of super-hero comics, it stands out as something quite new and different…arguably so much so that the writers of the series weren't quite sure what to do with it.
Alison Blaire, the Dazzler (she dropped the 'Disco' part of the name after a very short while) was a mutant with the power to absorb sound and convert it to light. But unlike every other person in the Marvel Universe, gaining super-powers didn't make Alison decide that she needed to save humanity, or conquer the world. All Dazzler wants is to make it big in the challenging world of rock music, and to her, having super-powers is more of a hindrance than a help. It's hard to make gigs if you're getting kidnapped by Galactus, fighting the Hulk, or foiling the plans of the evil Enchantress, but despite her best efforts to be an ordinary rock star, she keeps bumping into the Doctor Dooms of the world and has to do her best to stop them. It's an idea pretty thoroughly unlike any other Marvel or DC were publishing at the time…
And yet, when you take away the whole "super-hero" aspect, it's a pretty normal idea for a series. In fact, 'American Idol' re-enacts it every season with a new cast. "Talented unknown struggles to make it big" is a classic concept, one that borders on hackneyed…but by taking the smaller storytelling engine of Alison Blaire and her quest for fame and acceptance (would it really surprise you to know that her father doesn't approve of "show business" and wants her to become a lawyer?), and placing it within the larger storytelling engine of the Marvel universe, the storytelling engine suddenly finds new directions for exploration it never had before.
In retrospect, it seems like nobody was sure quite whether or not the traditional super-hero audience wanted to explore any of those new directions; after a while, 'Dazzler' turned into a "Fugitive" type series, and after its cancellation, Alison became a bog-standard super-hero and X-Woman, albeit one that spent lots of her thought balloons whining about how she'd rather be singing. But don't underestimate the impact that 'Dazzler' had. Over the next two decades or so, as the idea gained currency, lots of comic books started taking storytelling engines from other genres, implanting them in a super-hero universe, and watching the resultant interaction between the two sets of ideas. You could make a case that 'Powers', 'Top 10′, 'District X', 'She-Hulk', 'The Initiative', and 'The Power Company' all owe some inspiration to 'Dazzler'. (Detectives, cops, detectives, lawyers, soldiers, and lawyers, respectively.)
The comic-book universes DC and Marvel operate are vast and strange, and operate under a set of rules that we're rarely shown in any detail. Stories like Dazzler's operate in parts of those universes that we don't usually see, but that's as much to their advantage as it is to their detriment. By exploring an old idea in a new way, they make a whole new set of options available to an old storytelling engine, making those stories fresh for the telling for a whole new generation. Not bad for someone who started off as a novelty disco act, huh?
If she absorbed sound, converting it to light, wouldn't it make the music sounds crappy? "This rock concert would be great, but it seems that every sound wave that goes by the singer just…gets absorbed."
…Though, it could be cool to pit her in a fight against Banshee or other shouter/screamer types…
despite her best efforts to be an ordinary rock star, she keeps bumping into the Doctor Dooms of the world and has to do her best to stop them. It's an idea pretty thoroughly unlike any other Marvel or DC were publishing at the time…
Although it does bear some resemblance to Hanna-Barbera action/"mystery" cartoons. So many of their shows featured a group of kids who were just travelling the country (often a rock band), and just happened to consistently wind up knee-deep in some mystery or adventure.
Also don't forget Alias… to me Bendis' series is an excellent example of a character denouncing super heroics for a day job… Hey, Bendis, how about a new Dazzler series?
Also don't forget Alias… to me Bendis' series is an excellent example of a character denouncing super heroics for a day job… Hey, Bendis, how about a new Dazzler series?
How many series can the concept of someone not using their powers be interesting for?
…Though, it could be cool to pit her in a fight against Banshee or other shouter/screamer types…
She did fight Screaming Mimi, as well as Klaw.
Black Bolt was a guest-star once or twice, too.
Yeah, the Klaw story was interesting…she basically absorbed him whole, and was put on trial for murder. The jury ruled that it was self-defense, based mainly on the testimony of Quasar. Some cool stuff in there.
Um, superhero comics don't dominate anymore. I see way more kids/teens/20s buying/reading manga these days… Besides, wasn't Dazzler just a rip-off of that 80s glam rock cartoon Jem?
Um, no.
Dazzler made her debut in 1980,
while Jem didn't air until the mid-80s.
My memory of the Klaw "death" aftermath (the trial story with a Quasar testimony) is that it kinda sucked, actually. It was a talking heads story (no action) where no one had any personality to speak of, despite a fair amount of gratuitous angst from Alison – who seemed to jump from being quite balanced at one moment to being at tears because "no one could guess the burden of being a mutant".
Gee, lady, you have a power of absorbing sound and making light at will. A power that you don't even have any difficulty controlling, and that you use for profesional advantage quite freely. Are we really expected to believe that you lose any sleep because you are "cursed" with such a power?
I agree with everything this represents! Kudos! Nice analysis!
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