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2-DIN Multimedia DVD Receiver with 7" WVGA Touchscreen Display, MIXTRAX, Bluetooth®, and AppRadio Mode for iPhone®
- Siri® Eyes Free with iPhone® 4s or later
- Direct Access and Control of Music Stored on iPod®/iPhone or Android™ Devices
- MirrorLink™ Ready with CD-ML100 (sold separately)
Suggested Price: $450.00
Keep the party going with MIXTRAX, an innovative Pioneer technology that creates a non-stop mix of your music library complete with a range of DJ-inspired effects. Drawing from Pioneer's rich DJ heritage and our passion for music, MIXTRAX delivers a unique DJ infused listening experience to those in the car. MIXTRAX takes the music from an iPhone, iPod, USB device, or certain Android devices and plays it back with added transitions and effects, creating a virtual DJ inside the Pioneer receiver.
MIXTRAX makes automatic remixing of tracks extra-quick and easy. Simply connect your USB compatible device and listen as tracks are joined by various random sound effects in Non-Stop-Mix Play to keep the groove going in full swing.
MIXTRAX also features Club-Style Illumination that enhances the mood with a dynamic dance club-like lighting effect. As MIXTRAX begins, lights start pulsing to the beat of the music, adding an extra level of entertainment. Choose among multiple patterns of lighting variations from sound pressure level or low-pass synchronization modes.
For more information please visit http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/mixtrax.
Stay safe and obey local hands-free laws with built-in Bluetooth (HFP). With Secure Simple Pairing, you can easily pair a Bluetooth enabled phone to the AVH-X4600BT without having to enter pin codes or go through complicated settings. When a registered Bluetooth device is in close proximity to the receiver, the auto connection function automatically pairs the two units.
If you have a compatible audio player device that also features built-in Bluetooth, you have the ability to wirelessly stream (A2DP) and control audio (AVRCP) to the receiver.
The 2014 line of Pioneer DVD receivers with Bluetooth wireless technology have the ability to utilize the voice recognition engine that is part of the operating system on a user's smartphone. This feature is compatible with iOS devices that have voice recognition capability.
iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 users can take advantage of Siri® Eyes Free functionality with a touch of a button. When activated, Siri voice prompts play through the vehicle's speakers and the user's commands and questions are received and transmitted to the receiver using the external microphone. Siri Eyes Free provides access to many iPhone functions such as music selection; making phone calls; and listening to text message, calendar information, and reminders.
With AppRadio Mode for iPhone®, Pioneer has taken the technology from our revolutionary, game-changing AppRadio and placed it in the AVH-X4600BT so you can experience control of compatible apps directly on your dash! When connected to an iPhone® using the appropriate interface cable (sold separately) and loaded with Pioneer's free AppRadio application, you can enjoy full on-screen access and control of your contacts, calendar, maps, and more with an intuitive interface, formatted and designed specifically for safer in-vehicle operation. Pioneer has teamed up with app providers to offer compatibility with many of today's most popular in-vehicle apps, while also developing an expanding catalog of compatible apps for future features and functions that can be easily and seamlessly added.
Note: iPhone 5 compatibility requires the purchase of the CD-IV203 interface cable kit (sold separately) and Apple® Lightning to VGA adapter (sold separately).
For more information please visit www.pioneerelectronics.com/appradiomode.
AppRadioLIVE simplifies your drive by combining the information you need during your commute into a single, simple to use interface. It's YOUR digital lifestyle connected. It was specifically designed based on feedback from our current AppRadio customers and offers quick and easy access to personalized information needed in the in-vehicle environment including: Maps, Media, News and Calendar. AppRadioLIVE pulls content from many different sources and services which you likely already have an account with. All you have to do is download the FREE AppRadioLIVE app and sync your services. All you information saved on those accounts will be pulled into the AppRadioLIVE interface.
For more information, please visit www.pioneerappradiolive.com
Pandora is personalized internet radio that is designed to help you discover new music that you'll love mixed in with music that you already know. With the AVH-X4600BT you can enjoy superior sound quality and full control of the Pandora experience in your car directly from the touchscreen display of the receiver. You are able to give tracks "thumbs up" or "thumbs down," bookmark a song so you can purchase it later, easily switch between your personalized radio stations, and view full track data and album art (Pandora album art is not available when using an iPhone 5 connected via the Pioneer CD-IV203 cable or when an iPhone is connected via Bluetooth).
In-dash control for Pandora is compatible with iPhone or Android devices. Simply download the free Pandora Radio app to your iPhone or Android device and connect it to theAVH-X4600BT and take your music to the next level. If you are using an iPhone you will need to connect to the receiver with the appropriate interface cable depending on your iOS device (sold separately). If you are using an Android device, the phone must be paired via Bluetooth to the receiver.
For more information and to sign up for a free account please visit www.pandora.com.
USB DIRECT CONTROL FOR iPOD®/iPHONE®
Pioneer's AVH-X4600BT is ready to roll with direct connectivity to your iPod® or iPhone® for music and video via the optional USB interface cable (sold separately). Song, artist, time and album information are beautifully displayed on the 7" touchscreen. Powerful tools such as Link Search and Alphabet Search to help you find content faster. The system's wired USB connection provides direct digital signal transfer from the device for clean, clear sound while providing 1 amp of current to keep your iPod®/iPhone® charged.
Users of Android devices running operating system 4.0 or later can connect and listen to music stored on their device to a compatible Pioneer CD receiver without the need for an app. The process is made possible using Media Transfer Protocol (MTP). MTP allows the Pioneer receiver to recognize the Android smartphone as a music storage device. Users can now access music via USB stored on an Android device and operate basic operations like FF, REW, Play, Pause, Random Play, and Repeat. Metadata information such as track, artist, and album name can be displayed.
Easily upgrade to navigation with the addition of the AVIC-U250 add-on navigation system. This versatile hideaway unit allows you you to switch to navigation mode with the touch of a button. Get to your destination by inputting an address or search through the POI library while enjoying whatever source is currently playing.
Select among five (Blue/Red/Amber/Green/Violet) colors for the display and 112 different colors to match unit illumination to your vehicle's interior lighting. Also choose from several background images to suit your mood.
- 7" WVGA Touchscreen Display
- Built-In MOSFET 50W x 4 Amplifier
- 3 Sets of Hi-Volt RCA Preouts (4V) for System Expansion
- 8-Band Graphic Equalizer
- Auto EQ (CD-MC20 required)
- Sonic Center Control
- Advanced Sound Retriever
- Rear View Camera Input
- Advanced Touch Slide Operation
- Wired Remote Input
- Included Remote Control
|Screen Size/Aspect Ratio
|WVGA (800x480)
|LED Backlight
|Background Picture
|Spectrum Analyzer
|Anti-Glare Coated LCD Screen
|Touch Panel Operation
|Motorized Display
|Selected Angle Setting
|5 Settings
|Automatic Display Postioning
|Disc Capacity
|CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW Compatible
|DVD Video Playback
|CD Music Playback
|CD Video Playback
|MP3/WMA/iTunes® AAC Audio Playback
|JPEG Image File Playback
|DivX® Video Playback
|Linear PCM Decoder
|Dolby® Digital Decoder
|MPEG-1/-2/-4 Decoder
|DVD Chapter/Time/Title Direct Search
|DVD Chapter/Title Repeat
|DVD Auto Play
|VCD Playback Control
|Repeat (Disc/Track)
|Supertuner IIID®
|24 Stations/6 Presets
|BSM (Best Station Memory)
|Local Seek Tuning
|Built-In Amplifier
|MOSFET 50 W x 4
|RCA Preouts
|D/A Converter
|96 kHz/24-bit
|Auto EQ (CD-MC20 required)
|Sonic Center Control
|EEQ (Easy EQ) Preset Equalizer
|8-Band Graphic
|Crossover Network
|Advanced Sound Retriever
|Subwoofer Control
|Built-In (HFP/A2DP/AVRCP/SSP)
|Direct Control for iPod®/iPhone® (Audio and Video)
|Cable Required (see connection chart)
|Link Search for iPod®
|iTunes® Tagging
|AppRadio Mode
|iPhone® (CD-IV203 cable required)
|App Mode
|Voice Recognition Support
|Siri® Eyes Free (iPhone 5, iPhone 4S)
|Android™ Media Access (requires Android OS 4.0 or later)
|Pandora® Radio App Compatible
|iPhone®, Android™
|Pandora® Station Creation
|USB Port
|AUX Input
|Rear-View Camera Input
|Composite A/V Input
|1 (Audio/Video)
|Composite Video Output
|RGB Input
|Navigation Ready
|AVIC-U250 required
|Color Customization
|5 Display Colors/112 Color Key Illumination
|Display Off Mode
|Photo Viewer
|Multi-Language Display
|Menu/ID3 Tag
|Volume Control
|Wired Remote Input
|Remote Control
- iPhone 4 Series
- iPhone 5 Series
- Video
- Utility
- Social Networking
- Productivity
- Navigation
- Music
- Driver Assist
Download and install the AppRadio app to access compatible smartphone content on Pioneer receivers with AppRadio mode.play video
AppRadioLIVE simplifies your drive by combining the information you need during your commute into a single, simple to use interface, offering access to Maps, Media, News and Calendar.
Aupeo! Personal Radio
Listen to Personal Radio by AUPEO!®, your personal in-car audio companion, offering free online music with a focus on the discovery of new songs and artists.play video
Beej! quickly identifies your position and allows you to select the nearest bank, bar, gas station, hospital, hotel, restaurant and more.play video
Access your iPhone® or Android™ calendar. View important events and reminders. Functionality is bundled with the Pioneer AppRadio™ app.play video
CarBrowser allows you to search and navigate the internet directly from the 6.1" or 7" Pioneer touchscreen while the vehicle's parking brake is engaged.play video
Compatible with the AppRadio app for Android devices, CarKeyboard allows you to input text directly from the 7" capacitive touchscreen display of the AppRadio 2 (SPH-DA100).
CarMediaPlayer allows you to swipe, drag, and directly touch the desired artist, song, or album in your music library directly from the Pioneer touchscreen with Alphabet Search and Album View functions.play video
CommuteWX provides real-time weather information (current, forecast, en route). Weather conditions are featured in large, easy to read graphics in a streamlined user interface that's well suited for in-vehicle travel.play video
Access your contacts on your Android™ phone. Functionality is bundled with the Pioneer AppRadio® app.play video
DashCommand utilizes the built-in GPS & accelerometer sensors in the iPhone or compatible Android phone to provide advanced features such as the skid pad, race track, and inclinometer.play video
EC Touch
EasyCar app designed specifically for AppRadio. Large icons, simple commands, and swipe gestures enable you to access your iPod, contacts, mapping, and more!play video
Extra Mile
All-in-one app for convenient voice navigation gives audio feedback to improve your driving performance and conserve fuel.play video
Glympse is the easiest way to safely share your location with someone in real time.play video
Pioneer's proprietary MIXTRAX app analyzes the music in your iTunes® library to create custom playlists for non-stop song mixes with added DJ effects.play video
View maps as you would on your iPhone® or Android™ device. Functionality is bundled with the Pioneer AppRadio™ app.
Maxthon for Pioneer
Make no mistake, with over 600 million downloads of its PC web browser Maxthon knows how to make your mobile web sizzle. Maxthon Mobile Web Browser for Android is packed with cool features completely free with no ads.play video
MotionX GPS Drive
MotionX GPS Drive is the #1 selling navigation app in the iTunes App Store. Receive turn-by-turn directions and voice guidance. (App not compatible with AppRadio 4 & NEX products.)play video
MyPV is a free media app that allows you to select your favorite music PVs from a ranking of the world's popular music videos.
Navmii GPS USA
Navmii is a free navigation apps that offers turn-by-turn directions, voice and on-screen instructions, offline map use, address search, and more!play video
Pandora is free personalized radio that only plays music you'll love.play video
Parkopedia Parking for AppRadio
To date, Parkopedia has grown to cover over 25 million parking spaces in 28 countries around the world thanks to contributions from drivers like you.play video
View photos stored on your iPhone® or Android™ device. Access albums and camera rolls and even view a slideshow. Functionality is bundled with the Pioneer AppRadio™ app.play video
Saving Fuel
Saving Fuel monitors your acceleration, braking, cornering, and idling to gather an overall score for each trip. It scores your driving behavior and car health, as well as gives you tips to help you drive safely.
Take control of your iPod music with style and ease.play video
StreamS™ HiFi Radio
StreamS is a full-featured iPhone streaming audio player delivering thousands of tested, reliable, high quality hi-fi HE-AAC streams.play video
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) app automatically monitors pressures and temperatures of tires in real-time.
Top Headlines
Top Headlines is an audible new headlines app. Listen to the most recent news updates from multiple sources.play video
Voice Directory
Voice Directory is a hands-free app that uses voice to search Yellow Pages' business listings in the US and call the phone number directly.
Waze is a cool social GPS driving and navigation app that connects you to other drivers. (For AppRadio Mode compatibility, please update your Waze app to ver 4.9 or newer)play video
gMusic 2
Keep up to 20,000 of your favorite songs in the cloud without having to use any space on your iOS device.
iGo Primo North America
Powered by the same tried-and-trusted iGO Engine used in millions of GPS navigation devices around the world.play video
iHeartRadio for Auto (iHeartAuto) is a version of the free iHeartRadio digital radio app specifically designed for use in your car, truck or SUV.play video
NEW! - AppRadio Mode VGA Interface Cable Kit for iPhone® 5. Compatible with 2014 AVH Models.
USB to 30-pin Interface Cable for iPod®/iPhone®
Add-on Navigation System with Built-In Traffic Tuner for "Navigation Ready" DVD Receivers
NEW! - MirrorLink™ Interface Adapter Kit for AVH-X5600BHS/X4600BT/X3600BHS/X2600BT/X1600DVD
Universal Rear-View Camera
AppRadio Mode USB to 30-pin Interface Cable for iPhone® 4S and iPhone® 4
Auto-EQ Microphone for Car DVD Receivers


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Phyllis M. (Reffner) Weyant, 88, Hollidaysburg, died Wednesday at Altoona Center for Nursing Care.
She was born in Hollidaysburg, daughter of the late Jesse and Elda (Mosel) Reffner.
Surviving are a son, Perry Allen and wife, Elaine, in Illinois; three grandchildren: Brad, Ashley and Chloe; and many nieces and nephews.
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Phyllis was the last survivor of 10 siblings and was also preceded in death by a son, Bernard Jr., in 1944.
She was a graduate of Hollidaysburg High School and had been employed as a teacher's aide and crossing guard for the Hollidaysburg Area School District. She had also worked at Puritan Cleaners for more than 15 years. She was a life member of St. John's Reformed Church, Hollidaysburg, where she formerly sang in the choir and was a member of the Ladies Guild.
Phyllis enjoyed taking walks in Hollidaysburg.
Friends will be received from 10 until the 11 a.m. memorial service Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at St. John's Reformed Church, Hollidaysburg, the Rev. David P. Haydu officiating. Interment will be at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Arrangements are by Sorge Funeral Home Inc., Hollidaysburg.

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Supposedly based upon actual people and events, this film's dull characters and preposterous shootouts make us dubious.
Set in Los Angeles circa 1949, "Gangster Squad" introduces us to up-and-coming mobster Mickey Cohen. Sean Penn gives Cohen a nonchalant swagger, but his face plaster prevents any facial expression. Cohen bursts with pride when explaining his method for turning lost women into malleable prostitutes, but we see him happiest when killing employees he deems derelict in carrying out their duties.
One of the few cops to refuse Cohen's Bribes, Chief Parker (Nick Nolte, beefy and mumbling his cliche dialog), enlists Sgt. John O'Mara (a stoic Josh Brolin) to run an off-the-books operation. Parker instructs O'Mara to choose a few men capable of using guerilla tactics to hit Cohen's gambling houses and gunrunning activities where it hurts - in the pocketbook.
Mireille Enos appears as O'Mara's heavily pregnant wife. She's the brains behind choosing the right men for her slightly dim husband's dangerous mission, insisting he recruit rebels and fighters. Her choices include gunslinging officer Max Kennard (Robert Patrick - digging every second), who brings along his neophyte partner, Navidad Ramirez (Michael Pena). O'Mara also invites African-American beat cop Coleman Harris (a bland Anthony Mackie), along with a brainiac Conway Keeler, a courageous nerd needed for his technical know-how, played by the ever-credible Giovanni Ribisi.
Initially unable to recruit Sgt. Jerry Wooters (puppy-eyed Ryan Gosling wearing a pubescent voice), Wooters' growing disdain for Cohen, and his attraction to the gangster's moll (Emma Stone, posing as noir cool), eventually prompt him to join up.
Old-fashioned shoot-outs fizzle amid a blur of incoherent action, or bad guys afflicted with can't-shoot-straight-itus.
Dialog, nabbed from the funny papers, or worse, is barked, mumbled and whispered by actors who sense they'd be better off speaking pig Latin.
Unintentional comedy provides the best part of "Gangster Squad." Each time an underling is caught in the "Gangster Squad's" crosshairs, Cohen accepts the man's apology before ordering his death. On one such occasion he tells his henchmen, "You know the drill," and sure enough, a huge drill is produced to splatter blood, bone and brains against shocked panes of frosted glass.
These few moments won't be sufficient to save the film from obscurity, but with lines like the aforementioned and "Who's the tomato?" - they are sure to resurface in movie-quote games, where and when only the bravest or most foolish will admit familiarity.


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As I grow older, I think of my childhood like it happened to someone else. There really haven't been that many changes in the world in my lifetime, and yet what I did as a child, kids don't do anymore.
I wouldn't trade growing up on the Piercy farm for anything, because all that happened there has filled my life with unmatched memories. And, yet, when I look at my life now, sometimes it seems those memories must belong to someone else.
I was born in 1946 and all my childhood was spent on the farm. That meant gathering our own eggs and butchering our own beef. It meant separating the cream from the milk and making our own butter and cottage cheese. It meant rows of sweet corn in the garden beside rows of tomatoes and cukes, all of which were stored away in canning jars in the cellar to be eaten all through the long winter.
My childhood was filled with long, easy summer days of green grass and blue skies and swimming in the creek, where the swimming hole was surrounded by honeysuckle bushes of pink and orange. The creek furnished all the small crabs and water snakes I could catch, until one of those snakes turned one day and bit me in the thumb.
We were only about seven miles from town, but it seemed much farther than that. And, because there were no other kids close by, my sister and I learned to entertain ourselves. That's when my Mother taught me to embroider (which I still spend hours doing) and, also, passed on her love of reading, a pastime I still savor. Lots of days were spent in the hay mow or in the front porch swing with a good book.
Nothing was done during my childhood in a hurry. Time was my friend, and I relished it. Sunshine flooded the day as did the moonlight at night, when I spent those last minutes before going to sleep, hanging out my upstairs bedroom window just taking in the stillness and listening to the creek running through the field by the house. I never wanted the day to end, even though I enjoyed the next one just as much.
I couldn't wait to learn to drive, I guess because I wanted to do what my Dad did so well. And I learned on a Massey Ferguson tractor at the age of twelve when I barely had the strength in my legs to push down the clutch and brake. In fact, I had to stand on them.
We had "40 acres" for me to learn on, so there was no fear of colliding with anything. Later, when my Grandaddy Kennedy came to live with us for a short while, I drove his '49 Chevy truck all over the farm as he and I fixed fence, cleaned briar patches, and cut brush along the creek.
The school bus didn't travel the Piercy Road in those days, and my mother was determined that we would not walk all the way to the Marstiller School. She instead--after a heated discussion with Principal Morris Wilmoth--enrolled us in Central School in Elkins.
That meant that Daddy delivered us there and Mother picked us up every day. They would do this for 15 years of schooling for my sister and me, regardless of the weather, which could be fierce during the winter months.
I recall homemade dresses made from sacks purchased full of feed at Altman's Feed Store. My sister and I often "matched" because Mother would tell Daddy to buy two sacks of the same cloth. We also had "store bought" clothes, of course, but I can perfectly recollect the pattern of the feed sack ones to this day.
If I compare where I am now to all the stops made along the way, it doesn't seem like I am the one who did all the traveling. But, in my heart, I know I did and I am grateful I can remember it all still today.
I have often said that I still bake bread, hang clothes on the line, and - until this year due to bad knees--plant my own garden and can, so that I won't forget where I came from. It was a good place. I'm glad I can travel back there, even though my life has now, necessarily, taken a different road. The world changes, like it or not, and there are times I don't. But aren't I fortunate to have had that childhood to remember?
I must admit that at times I wonder what happened to that farm girl. But, if I look deep enough, she's still there. She just moved to another place.


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in yiddish this means a man that has his pants hiked up too far and has split the difference in his bean bag leaving one nut on either side of the crotch seam causing the individual nuts (you'll have to sit this one out hitler, sorry) to hang low and give that 'sad puppy dog eyes' appearance to the nutsack. most often associated with older men in slacks with belts.
grandpa- fuck dude, reunite your nuts. your pants are like the berlin wall of nutsacks. tear down the wall! tear down the wall! tear down the wall!
af chad yazzells 21. juli 2005
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Can you define these popular missing words?
A male version of camel toe
Dude, your jeans are so tight your moose knuckle is showing
af Johnny Z 7. juni 2003
A man's version of a camel toe. The result of wearing spandex, or pants that are way too tight--resulting in an unsightly bulge of his junk.
Check out the moose knucks on that freak!
af Heather 1. januar 2005
The male version of a cameltoe. Usually found on older rotund gentlemen wearing a suit.
That guy in the business meeting was so big, his moose knuckle was sticking out of his front of his pants and it looked like a fanny pack gone wrong.
af ExNWPers 25. juni 2005
Canadian Word to describe a man whose pants are so tight that his 'package' stand out or bulge.
Dude, that dudes pants are so tight he's got a mooseknuckle. What an fagmaster that guy is.
af Fender Case 29. september 2004
Simply put it is the male equivalent of a woman's camel toe. Usually caused by the seam of tight but thin leg wear such as spandex, the testicles and penis form two bulges on opposite sides of the seem that vaguely resembles the hoof, or "knuckle" of a moose. hence "Moose-knuckle"
Jon didn't wear underwear under his skintight Peterpan costume, and everyone could see that he had a moose-knuckle.
af ChicagoBrian 15. juni 2011
Close cousin to the cameltoe, its the outward migration of meaty mudflaps upon introduction of fabric to the crotch of your typical 'split-tail'. Actually very common in the Midwest, most likely to be found at your local club on 80's Night.
Holy shit man, I bet that chick's Mooseknuckle chokes like a boa constrictor.


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A 19-year-old man who escaped from custody by stealing a private transport van and then ran into a guard as he fled, was on Wednesday sentenced to eight years in prison.
Taj Mosley was a prisoner being transported to Nebraska by a guard with Midwest Services Inc., according to a news release from the Weld District Attorney's Office. Mosley slipped out of handcuffs and locked the van doors while they were stopped at a truck stop near Dacono on Colo. 52 and Interstate 25. The keys were in the ignition, and Mosley drove away, striking the guard and causing him non-life-threatening injuries, according to the release.
A Dacono police officer arrested Mosley, who was walking along a dirt road after abandoning the van.
Mosley pleaded guilty to escape from a felony conviction, a felony.


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WEIRTON - County rivals Oak Glen and Weir locked horns Thursday night at Weir High School.
The Golden Bears came up big defensively in the fourth quarter, holding the Red Riders to just a pair of shots from the field to pull away for a 54-43 victory.
"It always feels good to get a win down here," said Oak Glen (8-5) head coach Scott Wiley. "They have dangerous shooters, and you just can't relax on them because they shoot and make those 3s.
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Players on the Oak?Glen girls' basketball team try to chase down a loose ball Thursday night at Weir. (Photo by Fred Younce)
"It feels pretty good. We have a goal. We're looking at OVACs, and this is a good step for us."
With Oak Glen leading 42-37 after three quarters the home squad was only able to get a three-pointer from Alyssa Shingle and a two-point basket from Raegan Stead from the field during the final eight minutes.
"We were patient in the fourth quarter," Wiley said. "We got the ball inside. We moved the ball around. We were able to get shots in the paint.
"The girls did a nice job. We were patient on offense, and we got out on their shooters on defense.
"It was a nice win."
Stead also added a free throw as the Red Riders were outscored 12-6 during the fourth.
"We didn't make any shots," said Weir head coach Bill Smith. "You've got to make shots. People who were shooting in the first quarter and first half, had the ball late and didn't want to shoot for some reason. Then people got into positions where they forced things.
"They tried to make things happen on their own. We weren't playing as a group. It doesn't work, it doesn't work at all.
"We'll give them (today) off and get back in the gym Saturday. That's all you can do."
Vanessa Hissam and Logan Andrews paced the Golden Bears in the final frame with four points each.
"I thought we had a real good effort," said Wiley. "We tried to press early on them. They're so darn quick you can't press them too hard though. We tried to get the kids rotated in and wear them down a little bit.
"I think that's what we did. The girls played really tough, and I'm just excited for the win."
Jessica Stivason joined Hissam for team-high honors with 14 points on the night. Andrews joined the pair in double-digits with 10 points.
"It's always nice to beaat a rival," Wiley said.
Hissam also grabbed 13 rebounds and dished out five assists. Stivason pulled down seven rebounds. Casey Patterson netted seven points to go along with four rebounds and three steals.
"They beat us in the paint," said Smith. "I bet they made one or two shots from the outside. They beat us in the paint again. They did what they had to do to win."
Stead scored a game-high 15 points for the Red Riders with Shingle contributing 13 points.
"I think our rotation made the difference," Wiley said. "We played a lot of kids, and I think we wore them down.
"They only subbed one person.
"They have some good shooters. They can make a 3-pointer at any minute. They only hit two in the second half. That definitely helped us."
Oak Glen travels to Madonna Saturday. The game is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m.
"It is going to be tough going down there," Wiley said. "Coach (Don) Ogden always has his team's ready.
"We are just going to keep plugging away. We have a goal of finishing in the top four in the OVAC."
Weir is on the road at Buckeye Local Thursday.
Oak Glen 54, Weir 43
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Jelena Jankovic won the first set in convincing fashion Sunday, casting doubt on what looked like an inevitable run to a third Family Circle Cup title for world No. 1 Serena Williams.
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But in the first game of the second set, Williams held up her tennis racket as Jankovic served, the second time Williams felt that Jankovic had served before she was ready.
"How long do I have to wait?" a perturbed Jankovic asked chair umpire Kader Nouni.
The answer came from Serena.
"Until I'm ready," Williams growled.
The championship match may have turned toward Serena anyway, but that moment served as an easy line of demarcation. Williams won the next eight points, the next six games and 12 of the next 14, her 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 win on Billie Jean King Court giving her three Family Circle Cup championships and 49 career tournament titles on the WTA Tour.
Jankovic, ranked 18th and the 2007 FCC champion, looked back on the moment — she was up, 40-15 — with regret.
"It broke my momentum," the 28-year-old Serb said. "I started making a lot of mistakes. I gave her some games and let her back in the match. That was my mistake."
The head games began early in this match under a brilliant blue sky. Jankovic owned a 4-5 record against Serena coming in, one of the better marks on the WTA Tour, and had beaten both Williams sisters in one 24-hour period in Rome in 2010.
After Serena held at love to open the match, she walked directly to the other side of the court while Jankovic took her time during the changeover, making Serena wait. Once during the first set, Serena felt Jankovic had quick-served her and held up her racket.
The second time it happened, Jankovic protested to the umpire.
"She was in position," Jankovic said. "That's why I served. It's not like I'm going to serve when she's turned around. I didn't understand that."
Williams downplayed the incident.
"I just told her I wasn't ready," Serena said. "She plays fast. There's a couple of players on tour that play really, really fast, and she appears to be one of them, so I just wasn't ready. And I can't be ready to play if I'm not ready."
Whatever the case, the 31-year-old Williams was certainly ready in the second and third sets. Both players have had a long month — Serena won in Miami last week, while Jankovic made the semifinals — but Jankovic spent twice as much time on court this week (almost 10 hours) as did Williams (4:49).
That showed in the third set, as Serena broke serve in the third and seventh game, though she needed three match points in the end.
"I was tired, but that's not an excuse," said Jankovic, who had five aces but also seven double faults. "I fought as hard as I could, gave my best on the court. But she was the better one, that's for sure."
Williams won $125,000, putting her over the $43.3 million mark for her career. She dropped only one set during the week, beat her sister Venus in the semifinals and won for the third time this year. And she joins Chris Evert (eight titles), Martina Navratilova (four) and Steffi Graf (four) as the only players with three or more FCC titles.
But there won't be much of a party at home.
"The last three weeks have been intense," she said. "I don't really celebreate so much anymore. I try to go home, get with my other two girls, my two dogs. I miss them. And go to sleep in my own bed, that will be a great celebration."
Serena owns 15 Grand Slam titles and must be considered the favorite at the next Slam, the French Open. But she vowed not to get ahead of herself after winning Charleston and losing in the first round at Roland Garros last year.
"I can't let that hang over me," she said. "It's not that big of a deal. For me, you've got to let that bad energy go and just accept good things to come in your life, and it will."


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It was a red letter day at the Bonner household this week. We had our first blue egg! We have a couple of hens that are supposed to lay colored eggs. Thus the name...Easter Eggers. Very exciting. We raised our flock from chicks, and we've been waiting for the eggers to start laying, and apparently they have. I dig my chickens! My work is cut out for this weekend. I've got 200 garlic cloves to plant. Missed the last favorable phase of the moon because of rain, so this weekend is my last shot for the year. I will probably smell like an Italian restaurant when I'm done. No problem...I love Italian food. My son B.J. is taking me along to his tasting event in Lake Geneva Saturday. I am going to help pour tastes of the Old Sugar Distillery liquors he helps make. They are outstanding, by the way. He's taking me 'cause none of his friends want to get tied up on Halloween weekend. Oh well, any port in a storm. It'll be cool hanging with Beej!
Wednesday, 10/17/12
Look at this little beauty! And a Magic fan to boot! This is my daughter Lizzy's little Derby. She is about full grown...and all of five pounds. You'd never know it, though. She goes toe to toe...or should I say paw to paw with all the big guys. I have traditionally never been a small dog guy, but I have to say Derby is awesome. She is so energetic...smart and cuddly. Geez listen to me. So unlike me. My big boy Ziggy (63 pound standard poodle) is smitten, too. He and "Derb" are best pals. We luck out and Derby comes to see us a couple times a week when Lizzy is at work late.
Thursday, 10/11/12
This time of year is bittersweet for me. In the early going of fall...when all the trees are beautiful....and the days are still warmed by the sun, it's awesome. Hard to beat. But now...the winds of the last couple of days have stripped most of the really good looking trees of their color...and there's a decided nip in the air when I peek my head out of the door to come to work in the middle of the night.
This is also the time of year when everything has to be winterized and put away. All the planters...the camper...the patio furniture...all of it. Oh my aching back. Maybe downsizing is in order. Nah.
Thursday, 10/4/12
It was really cool to see all the people that were at the Taste of Home thing this week. Heck I ran into some folks that I haven't seen for years...and there were even some of them I didn't owe money to...little humor. At any rate, I am going to make it a point to stay in touch. Promise.
Saying adios to my garden for the year. The cold weather means an end to another growing season...except for some cold hardy stuff. Always a bittersweet thing. By this time of the summer, the garden thing is getting old...but it's also the time to plan for the next time around. I will be planting my garlic crop for next year this weekend. A gardener's work is never done, as opposed to a blogger's work. See ya.
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NASHVILLE, TN, January 25, 2012 – Cheekwood has much in store for its members and visitors in 2012, and anticipates a great year for both attendance and noteworthy exhibitions and events. As one of Nashville's botanical and cultural treasures, the nonprofit organization makes a strategic effort to attract and create exhibitions that engage Nashvillians of all ages.
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Throughout its history, the Hewlett Foundation has been committed to supporting diverse and disadvantaged communities in the Bay Area and around the world. The following is a letter that Foundation President Paul Brest shared with the California Legislative Tri-Caucus to provide an update on the Foundation's grantmaking to support diverse and disadvantaged communities.
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The Foundation has always been committed to improving the lives of people in California, where William Hewlett grew his business and achieved great success. In 2010, we made more than sixty grants to more than fifty-five California organizations that serve diverse and disadvantaged communities, for a total of more than $12 million.
In recent years, we have built upon our commitment to California communities with additional grantmaking. Since 2009, the Hewlett Foundation has partnered with the James Irvine and the David and Lucile Packard foundations in a three-year initiative called the Community Leadership Project. This initiative is designed to strengthen the organizations we already fund as well as to build leadership in other organizations that serve these communities. By 2010, that partnership had made more than seventy grants for general operating support and technical assistance through local community foundations and other organizations to small grassroots organizations in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, Central Coast, and San Joaquin Valley. Eighty-four organizations received technical assistance training, and 131 leaders from grassroots organizations participated in leadership development programs. The Hewlett Foundation contributed more than $3 million for those grants.
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Prep Time 20 minutes |
Cook Time 25 minutes
1 cup Eden Arame, rinsed and soaked 5 minutes in warm water to cover
2 cups water, for cooking arame
18 large stuffing mushrooms, rinsed well
1 tsp Eden Sesame Oil
1 medium onion, minced fine
1/4 cup Eden Mirin
1 whole lemon, juiced, strain out seeds
2 tsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
1 tsp freshly grated ginger root, squeeze out juice and discard pulp
1/4 cup fresh parsley, chopped for garnish
Place arame and water in a saucepan, cover and simmer 15 minutes. Remove arame, rinse, drain and mince arame. Remove stems from the mushrooms and set aside. Place mushrooms in a baking dish. Dice the stems. Heat oil in a small pan. Sauté onions and mushroom stems for 3 to 5 minutes. Add arame. Combine mirin, shoyu, lemon juice and ginger juice. Pour half over the arame mixture and simmer until liquid evaporates. Stuff mushroom caps with arame mixture. Pour remaining marinade over each mushroom cap. Cover and bake at 350° for 20 to 25 minutes. Garnish. Be careful not to overcook, as the mushrooms will shrink. Garnish with parsley.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS - Hundreds of visitors enjoyed the opening weekend of the West Virginia Statehood exhibit at the Museum of the Berkeley Springs.
The award-winning, multi-panel display was provided by the West Virginia Humanities Council. "Born of Rebellion" highlights the unique circumstances of the state's birth and offers visitors a chance to vote "yes" or "no" on its constitutionality.
The Museum of the Berkeley Springs built interest in the traveling exhibit with a series of talks by local authors on the topic of statehood and President Abraham Lincoln. The final lecture was given to a standing-room only crowd by Tim Rowland, who addressed "The Day We Bombed Hancock."
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Part of the Statehood exhibit at the Museum of the Berkeley Springs.
"We're so pleased at the community interest shown in the talks," said museum executive Tamme Marggraf. "Attendance kept building every talk."
Marggraf said the museum is considering future lectures on various topics including local geology.
The statehood exhibit remains on display through Monday, Sept. 2. The museum is free and open to the public from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday through Monday. It is located on the second floor of the historic Roman Bath House in Berkeley Springs State Park.
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When John Lithgow was a young boy, he and his two youngest siblings would curl up before bedtime as their father read from the family copy of "Tellers of Tales," a compilation of 100 short stories from around the world.
These were not the usual bedtime stories, nor was Lithgow's father the usual storyteller.
Arthur Washington Lithgow III, an experienced actor and an important figure in the American regional theater movement, skipped over Mother Goose and the Brothers Grimm in favor of pieces like P.G. Wodehouse's side-splitting story "Uncle Fred Flits By" and Ring Larder's chilling tale "The Haircut." The Lithgow children hung on every word.
And those two stories, which John Lithgow will retell in his one-man show "Stories by Heart" Friday and Saturday in the 710 Main Theatre, helped to forge a father-son bond that remained strong until Arthur Lithgow's death in 2004.
"For all of us, it was our most intimate connection with him," Lithgow said in a recent phone interview. "It was this moment of real connection when we were kids. I was the third-oldest, and some of the stories were above my head, but it didn't matter. I would say the stories were about half of the experience and the other was just the closeness."
Decades later, as Arthur Lithgow was ailing and fighting off depression, his son was desperate to find a way to cheer him up. And, in a poetic role reversal, Lithgow picked up "Tellers of Tales" and asked his father to choose a story.
"He picked P.G. Wodehouse's 'Uncle Fred Flits By.' [As] I was discovering how delightful it was, and just as I was discovering the fun of the story, he started to laugh. And it was the first time I had heard him laugh since I'd come to take care of him," said Lithgow, who was born in Rochester and went on to a successful stage and film career. "I don't think the evening 'Stories by Heart' would even exist if that hadn't happened. That was the exciting incident. It was a combination of discovering how wonderful that story was and realizing how effective storytelling could be in literally saving someone's life."
All of that has made its way into "Stories by Heart," which Lithgow described as "a conversation with new friends" about his love for stories and for his father - two things that are inextricably linked.
Lithgow is hoping that the show, in which he plays nine characters, will resonate with audiences on many levels during its three performances this weekend.
"I want them to have all kinds of emotional reactions to it," Lithgow said. There is the sheer comedy of the Wodehouse story, and the suspense of "The Haircut." "But then I also want them to connect with my own history, the stories I tell about my dad and about my own childhood in small-town Ohio. To make them think about what storytelling means to all of us, what theater means to all of us, why in the world did they even come to watch me perform? I just want to stimulate them."
In a way, Buffalo's own theater community has already benefitted from Arthur Lithgow's passion for storytelling. John Lithgow passed the storytelling tradition down to his own children - including his oldest son, Ian, a therapist and local actor who occasionally appears in productions here.
"Ian's my oldest, and of course I read stories to him," Lithgow said. "The most delightful thing of all has been acting with him over the years. He was on 'Third Rock [From the Sun]' and he does wonderful work in Buffalo . I'm completely proud of him."
"Stories by Heart" will be the first official performance entirely under the auspices of the new 710 Main organization (the 710 Main Theatre hosted a MusicalFare Theatre production in June and Shea's brought in Seth Rudetsky for Curtain Up!). For Lithgow, who keeps tabs on the Buffalo theater community through his son, the experience of performing on the stage is a bittersweet one.
"I tell you, it was a shock to professional theater actors when Studio Arena closed, because that was a really important and respected institution. So it's a kind of melancholy task to go back there and perform on the Studio Arena stage," he said. "It would be great if that became a vibrant space again, but I think it's important to remind everybody how much terrific theater there is in Buffalo, with or without Studio Arena."
In the end, "Stories by Heart" is Lithgow's three-pronged love letter to storytelling, to his father and, finally, to the place where those two things meet: the theater.
"You just so badly want a connection when you go to the theater. You just want to be connected with what you're seeing. And it's a tough business, not just acting but theatergoing, because half the time you're disappointed," Lithgow said. "But when it's good, it's fantastic, and you always go to the theater in hopes that you will have that experience. And I always feel it's kind of my obligation to give it all I've got, to give people as much of that experience as I can."
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Chef Beau MacMillan's Top 5 Restaurants in Arizona
By mahir | June 2, 2011
One of the great benefits of participating in programs like Next Iron Chef is that I get to meet chefs from all over the country. There are so many talented and awesome people in kitchens from California to Maine who have unparalleled knowledge of their craft. One of the great people I've met during my travels is the fun and ebullient Beau MacMillan. Originally from Massachusetts, Beau Mac, as he often is called, is the chef at Sanctuary at Camelback Mountain in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Chef Beau's knowledge of the best restaurants in that desert state is great for Arizona natives or anyone planning a visit in the near future. Check out his picks for Top 5 Restaurants in Arizona and make sure to visit his website for more about this talented chef.
Chef Beau MacMillan's Top 5 Restaurants in Arizona
Chef and Owner Mark Tarbell has created a restaurant with a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere and a seasonal menu. Organic produce is locally grown and fish is sustainably harvested and flown in fresh. The menu also features wood-oven pizzas, meats, and pastas. Try house specialities such as Mark's Famous Spaghetti and Meatballs, Mark's Mom's Mac 'N Cheese, and Tar's Scotch Beef.
3213 E. Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Binkley, owned by Chef Kevin Binkley, boasts a daily-changing seasonal menu featuring some unique offerings in a hip but casual environment. Chef Binkley prefers to avoid restaurant stand-by entrees like salmon and chicken and instead presents more unusual protein options such as partridge, tilefish, pheasant, and sturgeon. Try one of the tasting menus, which include a choice of 4, 5, or 6 courses and an extensive series of amuse-bouches served throughout the meal. Diners can also order a la carte, but the tasting menu is the best deal.
6920 East Cave Creek Road
Cave Creek, Arizona 85331
Nobuo at Teeter House
James Beard Award-winning chef Nobuo Fukuda opened Nobuo at Teeter House in hopes of combining the concepts of the Japanese teahouse and the izakaya – a pub-style place for drinking and gathering with friends. The restaurant serves as a teahouse by day and an izakaya by night. Chef Fukuda creates a nightly features menu using fresh-from-the-farm ingredients and includes East-meets-West items like Steamed clams with Napa cabbage and bacon and Kumamoto oysters with uni. Nobuo also offers a private evening Omakase service by reservation only.
622 E. Adams Street
Phoenix, AZ
Chef Carleen Badman's FnB (it stands for food 'n beverage) is a bright, cozy, bustling eatery serving up eclectic American comfort food. The menu changes frequently and is sourced from local farmers and vendors, including the wine selection, which features wines made exclusively in Arizona. One super-popular dish, the braised leeks with mozzarella and fried egg, even resulted in a Twitter hashtag, #leekapalooza. The leeks are currently in season for the spring, so give them a try!
7133 E. Stetson Drive
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
T. Cook's
T. Cook's Executive Chef, Lee Hilson, provides diners with Spanish, Moorish, and Mediterranean-inspired dishes in the spacious and luxurious atmosphere of Phoenix's Royal Palms Hotel. The restaurant offers a seasonal menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner service. Come in to enjoy T. Cook's signature mussels, their popular Bergundian escargot appetizer, and the house Spanish paella. There's also a 3-course custom dinner option on Sundays-Thursdays that allows diners to choose 3 courses for $50.
5200 E. Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85018
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It is located on the Manmandir Ghatt adjacent to Raja Mansingh's palace cum observatory.
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Left with nothing but the desire for bitter revenge, the Lone Wolf has made an oath to seek a glorious death in battle against the mightiest of foes
Lone Wolves are a popular Elites choice in the new Space Wolves Codex because they don't conceed Kill Points if killed. They only conceed Kill Points if they live. So getting them killed is the name of the game, preferably taking down as many foes with them as possible.
To make cutting down monstrous creatures a little easier, the Lone Wolf has the Saga of the Beastslayer, allowing him to reroll to hit models with a Toughness of 5 or higher in close combat.
As a suicide unit, we don't care about him dying so long as he makes his points back.
Much like a Wolf Guard, a Lone Wolf has a huge choice of weapons options from the armoury, allowing you to equip him as the mightiest of monster hunters or a humble warrior seeking a quick and violent death.
Power Sword - There are better options
Plasma Pistol - Expensive
Wolf Claw - There are better options
Power Fist - There are better ooptions
Frost Blade - Not bad
Thunder Hammer - There are better options
Storm Shield - Expensive, but increases survivability
Terminator Armour - Expensive, but increases survivability
Combi-Weapon - My money is on the combi-melta
Chainfist - The best high strength, tank busting close combat weapon!
Melta Bombs - for 5pts, why not?
0-2 Fenrisian Wolves - Take 2 to make sure he gets into close combat
Mark of the Wulfen - Better than a power weapon!
There are two approaches to creating Lone Wolf models for your Space Wolves army. One is the cheap and cheerful option who is guaranteed to meet a messy end and he might even kill something along the way. The other is the tooled up monster hunter for taking on Trygons and other horrific beasties!
It's important to remember that a Lone Wolf is Fearless, has Feel No Pain and cannot be Instantly Killed with 2 wounds.
Lone Wolf 1: 55 points
Mark of the Wulfen, 2 Fenrisian Wolves
Cheap, cheerful and ferocious!
Mark of the Wulfen allows the Lone Wolf to wound monstrous creatures on a 6 (rending hits) and with D6+1 attacks, he should do alright, especially when he rerolls to hit in close combat.
Okay, he's gonna get splattered unless he's very lucky and rolls 3 6s to wound, but for 55pts, he's not bad and he has 2 Fenrisian Wolves to take some wounds on.
Lone Wolf charges a Carnifex with MATHHAMMER!
He gets 3 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 3 hits and fails to wound
He gets 4 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 3 hits and fails to wound
He gets 5 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 4 hits and wounds with a lucky rending hit
He gets 6 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 5 hits and wounds with a rending hit
He gets 7 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 6 hits and wounds with a rending hit
He gets 8 Attacks+Rerolls, scores 7 hits and wounds with a rending hit
With this many attacks, he's pretty good for charging basic enemy squads as well.
To make him more survivable, for a hefty points boost you can give him a storm shield for a 3+ invulnerable save. It could make all the difference between having another round of combat against a big beasty or being eaten by said beasty. But is it worth the points? Probably not. So let's take our Lone Wolf to the next level and pay a trip to the Space Wolves armoury.
For 85 to 105 points you can take one of the following with a mixture of weapons including a combi-melta, thunder hammer, chainfist, storm shield and terminator armour. You'll notice that I haven't included Wolf Claws. This is because many monstrous creatures are generally Toughness 6 and above, so you will be struggling to wound them or be unable to actually wound them at all!
The nastier creatures in the game tend to strike before your Initiative 4 Space Wolves, so these Lone Wolf builds have been equipped to take the brunt of their attacks before striking back with weapons that not only reroll to hit, but wound monstrous creatures more easily.
Lone Wolf 2: 105 points
Termninator Armour, Chainfist, Storm Shield, 2 Fenrisian Wolves
Lone Wolf 3: 85 points
Termninator Armour, Chainfist, Combi-Melta, 2 Fenrisian Wolves
Lone Wolf 4: 105 points
Termninator Armour, Thunder Hammer, Storm Shield, 2 Fenrisian Wolves
Lone Wolf 5: 85 points
Termninator Armour, Thunder Hammer, Combi-Melta, 2 Fenrisian Wolves
As you can see from these examples, the Thunder Hammer configurations are better against Monstrous Creatures while the Chainfist is better against Tanks. Both weapons are equally suited to all manner of opponents. The Storm Shield provides extra protection from shooting and more importantly assault with Monstrous Creatures that strike sooner than the Lone Wolf.
Whether you take the Combi-Melta to inflict a wound monstrous creature or damage a tank before charging over the protection of the Storm Shield is up to you.
Due to the 2+ save, 4+ Feel No Pain and 3+ invulnerable save of the Storm Shield, these Lone Wolf builds are incredibly tough to kill and should be able to get stuck into infantry squads and hold them up for most of the game. The Lone Wolf's measly 2 attacks could be problematic however.
Despite their long list of equipment, a Lone Wolf only gets 2 attacks. This means that he's best used in conjunction with another unit who can soften up a monstrous creature for him, although he's pretty much guaranteed to shred a tank up close and personal with a chainfist.
You can get around this problem with Mark fo the Wulfen, but he lacks the punch to really tear apart a monstrous creature unless you're particularly lucky. He's also likely to get splattered in just his power armour, even with 2 Fenrisian Wolves to take a couple of hits for him.
(Of course, he can embark in a transport if no one else is using it. But unless it's a heavy support Land Raider, it's rare that a transport isn't being used by someone in the Space Wolves army.)
A Lone Wolf with the Mark of the Wulfen is nice and affordable, but while a Lone Wolf with the Mark of the Wulfen in Terminator Armour sounds like a cheap idea, you can get a wolf claw, frost blade or chainfist for the same points or less. So you need to experiment to find the best value for your points.
If you tool him up with Terminator Armour, a high strength weapon and a Storm Shield, his lowly 2 attacks are certain to inflict a wound or two on the biggest of beasties, but at the same time, the Lone Wolf becomes far more survivable, especially if you can throw him at an enemy infantry squad. He could probably sit there for the entire game, slowly killing them, holding up his equivalent in points (or more) and merrily contest an objective.
After all, you don't have to kill all the enemy if they can't kill you back!


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The 900-m-high Wolfensberg makes a superb backdrop for this hotel.
Surrounded by a park with biotope and panoramic views of the Alpine foothills, it makes an idyllic starting point for leisurely walks through the nearby forests.
The hotel can also serve as a base for excursions to nearby St. Gallen, whose Abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage site, or into the Appenzellerland with its unique Alpstein massif.


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The Stetson men's soccer team will conclude its 2012 season on the road at Georgia State on Sunday. The Hatters and the Panthers are scheduled to kick off at 1:00 p.m. in Atlanta in non-conference action.
Georgia State welcomes Stetson to town with an overall record of 5-12-0 after winning its first contest since Oct. 10 on Thursday. The Panthers finished Colonial Athletic Association season 2-8-0 and failed to make the league tournament. Georgia State has been led on offense by Alex Vivanco's eight goals and one assist for 17 points in 2012.
Georgia State holds a commanding 20-7-1 advantage over Stetson in the all-time series, which dates all the way back to 1968. The two teams haven't faced each other since 2004.
Sunday's regular season finale with Georgia State will be Stetson's final game of the 2012 campaign. The Hatters failed to qualify for the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament after finishing A-Sun play with a 2-5-1 league record. With wins by Lipscomb and Jacksonville on Saturday, Stetson was eliminated from postseason play.
Fans can follow @StetsonMSoccer on Twitter for updates on Sunday's contest, or follow along with the Live Stats at GoHatters.com. Be sure to sign up for Hat-Alerts to have Stetson news and scores sent straight to your phone.


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Love my nursing cover and find it so useful when breastfeeding my little guy in public or when visiting others' homes and want a little privacy but don't want to leave the room and conversation! :-) It's easy to put on and take off with one hand and allows me to keep an eye on the little one without having to fuss with blankets or keep peeking under the cover.Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
My only complaint is the patterns are very busy (didn't know about the solid organic ones when I got it - we have polka dots) and my little guy is extremely distracted by the patterns about half-way through his feed now - he's almost 4 months old. I find he spends more time touching the cover and looking around at the colours and patterns than concentrating on the task at hand once his tummy gets a bit full. Wish I had gotten a plain one! :-) (Posted on 11/25/10)
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Warrants for Dorner shed light on deadly last days
Arrest warrant obtained by the AP
Court documents are revealing new details in the rampage of a former Los Angeles police officer turned-fugitive before he died during a mountain cabin shootout.
One arrest warrant obtained by The Associated Press Tuesday says that guns and ammunition found Feb. 4 in a trash bin in suburban San Diego matched the bullet casings found at the scene of what are believed to be Christopher Dorner's first two killings, a basketball coach and her fiancé found shot to death in an Irvine parking garage a day earlier.
Another warrant obtained by the Riverside Press-Enterprise says that on Feb. 7, two Riverside police officers received a bulletin warning that Dorner had wounded an officer in nearby Corona just moments before they were ambushed themselves.
One officer was killed, the other wounded.
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9/11 Suspect Appears Before Tribunal
Self-confessed mastermind of terrorist attacks appears in U.S. military court.
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