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The iPhone, one of the most hyped products ever and occasionally called the "Jesus phone" like it was the Second Coming
This is the next "Jesus Phone"
by Lukas Wo June 26, 2007
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
slang term used for an iPhone
My $600 jesus phone fell out of my pocket.
by Junpei July 27, 2007
The iphone by apple. A phone that makes you feel like Jesus. In fact Jesus probably has one himself.
Rick: HOLY SHIT I GOT A JESUS PHONE!!!
by Burkus December 13, 2008
OMG! Is that the JesusPhone?
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You could be wrong since this is a new drug and new technology.
If you ask a computer engineer 30 years ago, he would have told you that a smart phone like Iphone 6s is impossible.
Or if you ask somebody who lived 2000 years ago, do you think somebody would ever fly to the moon? He would have told you it's a scam, not possible.
So I guess you have already covered your short position recently?
Your link does not work?
This sounds like a milestone to me!
This might try earlier high again IMO.
Good luck with ORMP!
From recent NCTY sec filing, the CEO Jun Zhu had just reduced his position on NCTY from 37%(last Dec) down to 34.9% for some reason unknown.
This is not a good news for the current shareholders from my stand point of view.
I am not positive on the stock exchange with a HK company with very cheap stock price around $2.
All not good signs, be aware.
Right now the stock price is purely driven by technical trends.
The risk is high if Jun Zhu keeps dumping his shares, not sure what he is trying to do.
Pretty tough days for you seeing the stock price keeps going up, right?
What's the full production of SYNM?
Full dollar instead of 1/3 of it, that's nice!
Their intention is to make money, no difference than any of us.
The only difference is that they have more power and influence than us on the stock price.
Also mutual funds tend to hold stocks much longer than retail investors since it takes long time for them to accumulate their positions.
But after they are done with accumulation and the fundamental of the company is doing well, very likely the direction is going up.
Now the institutions are holding 35M shares, not many of them are profitable on REGI so far since their average cost on REGI is around $10 - $12. So what are they going to do next?
To me, it's a very annoying but effective way of accumulation at low price.
Hope they will become long-term shareholder from now on.
They bought 2M - 3M shares last May between $10 - $11 and triggered a major spike of REGI to $12.50 level.
Then they dumped REGI all the way down to $6 level.
I think they have great contribution to REGI's low price below $8.
By the end of last year, they added their position again to near 1M shares.
Not sure how many shares they have now until March 31, but we will see it on May.
I thought we were seeking peace here in this board?
You could ignore me if you don't like my posts.
This is a free world.
REGI has similar production in 2014 and 2015.
So it seems REGI will get more BTC in 2016 with full production?
What's your long-term sentiment about REGI? Die hard long or swing trading it?
Any price target in your mind?
I see a green light for REGI in 2016.
The number in my sight is $12.5 - $15 in 2016 if Q1 and Q2 reports are both good.
Did you find out the answer on why it's always $95M in 2014 and 2015?
Nice suggestion!
I agree and accept it.
I laugh out laud because the way he mentioned about this offering and trying to give people a negative impression that something bad had happened.
In other word, he is trying to create an ambiguous atmosphere and uncertainty to try to freak other people out to give up their shares at low.
That's why I was laughing because the fact that people was willing to accept this offer at $13.26 was because they thought this stock worth more than $13.26 sometime in the future, otherwise this price made no sense at all.
But now it's trading at only $8.3 which makes me think obviously this stock is undervalued.
The way he is desperately trying to use any piece of information as a negative information to mislead people made me laugh.
I know English is not my first language but I hope you could understand me.
If not, that's fine.
I didn't know your story or what happened that made you so negative(probably lost your life saving on one particular stock say SYNM which made you hate REGI so much, I don't know ) but being negative won't help you. Try to be positive or nobody could stand with you.
Nobody is always right and I am no exception.
I couldn't control the management or oil price but I could control my position.
I sold at high and buy low.
My position is high when stock price is undervalued and low when stock price is overvalued. Now I think REGI is undervalued, my analysis is inline with other three
Yahoo analysts.
I only use my spare money for investment and never put all the eggs in one basket and always be cautious.
Your personality does not make you a good investor since you are too negative and not calm. You could easily get angry or lose your temper. People like you with this kind of personality could never do good at anything, especially not for investment.
You have anger management problem and you should go to see a doctor before losing all your money in stock market.
Try to make peace with other people and yourself, especially yourself.
Wait until REGI could be profit by itself without BTC.
Probably in 2017 or 2018 or who knows when...
You are always pointless...
Your "real world" sucks and I wouldn't want to be there.
Now let's look at REGI balance sheet:
REGI has a heath balance sheet with about $50M cash and 2015 BTC still in account receivable and payable.
After receiving the full net benefit, REGI will add about $75M cash.
2016 BTC will be received at the beginning of 2016 which would add another $75M - $100M cash.
REGI total cash could potentially grow to about $200M.
Then the demand and supply of REGI shares.
Total outstanding share is 43M, institutions are holding historical high position 35M and still adding positions.
So only 8M left in the hands of a few major insiders who had not sold one single share since their last sale almost two year ago around $14! I think these major insiders are also long-term shareholders looking for much higher return say $20 - $30 after selling their half holdings around $13 - $15.
So technically all the shares are locked by institutions and insiders.
Then who is trading? Institutions are in and out but the major trends is adding more position and they will continue doing so. So this part would be mainly demand on the shares.
Short position is around 4M, they would either short more or cover at some point.
If they short more, it would create some supply, if they cover, it would create some demand on the shares.
At current price level and $2.27 EPS estimation in 2016 and $1.04 EPS estimation in 2017 without BTC.
I guess it's not a surprise that some shorts would cover and short position will likely drop back to about 2m - 3m, this would create about 2M demand on the shares.
REGI still have $60M stock buy back program which could mean about 7M - 8M demand on the shares.
So total shortage on REGI shares is estimate at 5M - 10M which could possible trigger a major short squeeze to $10 - $12 level. Less
Sentiment: Strong Buy

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Richard Sennett has suggested that throughout its history, western civilization "has had persistent trouble in honouring the dignity of the body and diversity in human bodies" (15). This is particularly true in urban spaces, where diverse types of bodies come into contact, intermingle, and disperse. The bodily freedoms of the industrialized city have given way to a body rendered passive through the technologies of speed; the mobile, contemporary body traverses vast stretches of urban and suburban conglomerations without having to actively engage with that space. Consequently, the risk of "feeling something or someone as alien" (Sennett) and the aversion toward physical and moral "contamination" demands urban designs which increasingly disengage privileged bodies from the urban environment while marginalizing others.
If the body has served as a model for specific forms of urban design and spatial practice throughout history, it has also served as a symbol of social and political collectivities and of the nation. While the discourses of colonialism and nation-building are invariably modelled on the male European body, this "master image of the body" cannot be contained, for it is undermined by the reality that "each human body is physically idiosyncratic" (Sennett). Consequently, those bodies which correspond to this idealized model are construed as proper, privileged bodies, while others are understood as abject, transgressive, and potentially polluting bodies which must be expelled or rendered docile through various technologies of surveillance, marginalization, and control.
This panel invites papers that discuss representations of "scandalous bodies" in the Canadian and/or American city within a comparative and inter-disciplinary perspective. Whether in terms of "race," ethnicity, class, gender, ableness, or sexual orientation, the body is a "surface of inscription" (Grosz), and the ways in which certain bodies are represented or symbolically situated in urban space reveals that such errant bodies are perceived as a threat to the proper collective body. Topics may include discussions of the body in relation to ghettoization, moral panic, urban violence, homelessness, border spaces, surveillance, constructions of gender in public space, and "queer space." As pliable flesh," Grosz suggests, "the body becomes a text, a system of signs to be deciphered, read, and read into." Please send 250 word proposals by email to email@example.com


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MILTON - Father's Hope, a Central Pennsylvania based international orphan outreach project, recently presented a $2,000 donation to the Oasis de Amor orphanage in Choluteca, Honduras.
Kevin Mertz, Father's Hope founder, traveled to the orphanage to present the funding, which was made possible by donations from local individuals and organizations.
The money will primarily be used to help finish a building expansion at the orphanage. Once complete, the orphanage will be able to immediately take in five new children.
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Above, Orphans in Honduras show off the stuffed animals, donated to Father's Hope, which the orphans recently received during a visit by Kevin Mertz, of Father's Hope. Along with the stuffed animals, Mertz presented the orphanage with a $2,000. The donation bought and repaired bicycles and will primarily be used to complete a building expansion.
Shown is Esther, an orphan at the Oasis de Amor orphanage in Honduras, riding a new bicycle.
In addition to helping fund the completion of the expansion, the donation also was used to buy several bicycles for the orphanage, and to repair bicycles.
"We are so thankful to everyone who contributed financially to make this donation possible," Mertz said. "It will truly impact the lives of orphans and meant so much to everyone at the orphanage. Without this donation, it could've taken many years to finish the expansion, meaning at least five orphans would've continued without a safe place to stay."
In addition to the funding, Mertz took stuffed animals, donated by Kohl's department store in Selinsgrove, to the orphans, along with crayons, coloring books and jump ropes.
Since 2012, Father's Hope has touched the lives of nearly 7,000 orphans in 10 countries, primarily by shipping donated, small stuffed animals and hand-made cards created by local youth, to the orphanages.
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I really hate the taste of regular yogurt. There was only one low fat vanilla yogurt that I really loved. I later learned that it contained a lot of high fructose corn syrup which isn't good for losing my belly fat. I started to hunt around for other alternatives. Greek yogurt was the top alternative. I noticed that regular yogurts are still high in sugar and fats but I noticed less in Greek yogurt.
Benefits of Greek Yogurt
- It is higher in protein than regular yogurt
- It is lower in carbohydrates than regular yogurt
- It is thicker and creamier than regular yogurt
- It has less sodium than regular yogurt
Greek yogurt does have more of a tart taste, but the different flavors offset the sour taste. One brand that I really enjoy is Voskos Greek Yogurt. My favorite flavor is Honey Vanilla Bean. I have found these in Ralph's grocery stores so far in my neighborhood.
There are other flavors but so far I've only seen the fig newton flavor and I haven't been brave enough to try that flavor yet. It just sounds so disgusting! Although I did have a woman tell me that it tastes great. I didn't take her up on that tidbit of information.
Voskos Greek Yogurt is a non-fat yogurt that is gluten free, all natural with live and active probiotic cultures and helps to regulate digestion. If you are wondering where you can buy Voskos Greek Yogurt in your neighborhood, you can find out at the link above. You can also check out the other flavors as well.
I also found another greek yogurt that is less tart and has more protein. Chobani is a great alternative to the tart taste of Voskos.
Strawberry Chobani ingredients
The vanilla flavor has less sugar and more protein
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To her mind, she fairly writes songs about them.
"This is the third album that I've been doing this, so they had fair warning at this point," the 20-year-old country superstar told David Letterman on his CBS Late Show Tuesday.
She's issued this caution sign before. Last week, in response to the news that that her new album, Speak Now, is packed with tunes about her roller-coaster relationships of the past two years – which saw her linked to Taylor Lautner and John Mayer – Swift told PEOPLE: "This is album No. 3, so I figure that these people have had fair warning."
Though sending messages to exes is not her main point, she told Letterman. "One of the things I'm really proud about on this CD [is] I wrote it by myself without any co-writers."
She added, "For two years I was living life and I kind of write it real time. I wrote these moments in time. The songs are written when I'm feeling what it is I'm discussing in the song. It's all kind of done when it's happening."
She also demonstrated an uncanny ability to speak Japanese, having memorized the words and which she said she used to advantage during a recent concert in Osaka. But that's not all that impressed Letterman.
"Please don't take this the wrong way," the show host told Swift, "but you smell like expensive wood … It's good. Believe me, it's very good ... very subtle, very pleasing."
She said it may have something to do with the fact she grew up on a Pennsylvania Christmas tree farm.
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Parents and schools made appropriate choices
On Sept. 11 Americans were stunned and grief-stricken by the horrific events unfolding on the East Coast. The destruction hit New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., but the shock waves touched us all.
As your superintendent, I was called upon to decide if your schools should remain open. My primary concern, as always, was with the safety and emotional welfare of our students.
After weighing the options, I decided it was important to maintain as much stability as possible, so we operated our regular programs and services.
In response to the terrorist attacks, parents also weighed the options to determine what was best for their families. Some decided to keep their children at home, while others sent them to school. That was as it should be - with loving parents making the appropriate choice for their own children.
I want to express my deepest appreciation to our parents for their overwhelming support during this crisis.
Additionally, I want to commend the Northshore School District employees who came to work last week to keep our schools running smoothly.
These fine professionals were separated from their own families but willingly provided compassionate support and reassurance to Northshore students.
In times like these, our strength is tested. Our parents, our staff and our students made me proud. Please accept my sincere thanks.
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SinSynn: On Comp and Why Everything Needs NOVA…
Hey folks, SinSynn here.
Hey, did you ever get all psyched up to play a game of…whatever, and after you deployed all of yer lil' troopie guys and whatnot you looked over the table and you thought to yerself, "Meself, there is no way in hell I can win this game."
….and then you get pounded into lil' red meaty chunks for the next hour or so?
Did you ever have this happen at a Tournament?
Whether it was a bad mission or matchup, or a bad table, or whatever, sometimes it seems that you just….lost that game, somehow…before it ever got started.
You knew it, too. Going in.
It happens, doesn't it?
Let's work under the assumption that your army list is a good one, so we can eliminate that as an issue.
Somehow, you just caught the short straw, and wound up with that one 'perfect storm' of coincidences that led to this situation, and…you're screwed.
That opponent you didn't want to see, on a table that totally works against you, in the one mission your army struggles with.
-BOOM!- There you are….
My question is: When these 'insta-loss' scenarios occur, what the hell went wrong?
…and who do I blame (if I can't blame Brent, or Not-Brent, or some combination thereof)?
Remember back in the day, when most 40k events had really wacky home-brewed scenarios?
Remember how 5th edition came and changed all that?
3 Mission types, with 3 Deployments.
Mix and match, and you end up with something very close to….balance.
Yeah, I said it- they may not be perfect, but the basic missions/deployment types in 40k are better than in any other mini game I know.
This includes HoMachine and Flames of War, both of which have officially sponsored Tournament circuits, something 40k does not have.
Any two completely random knuckleheads can square off in a FLGS virtually anywhere and be playing a game of 40k in minutes, thanks to the simplicity and ease of just 'rolling up a mission.'
Using the same basic format for tournaments meant that people could use the same army, with no changes to the roster, pretty much everywhere they gamed.
That's….pretty darn cool.
I've been to two Flames of War events in December alone. In both of them I ended up facing an insta-loss in one out of three games.
If two random knuckleheads want to play FOW, they'll end up playing 'Free For All.'
Most of the others are so poorly balanced, or just so random, that it's best to…just play 'Free For All.'
One mission, out of a dozen or so featured in both the main rulebook and 'Das Book,' the lil expansion thingie.
The current FoW Tournament setup is SO BAD, that it will require an entirely different post from me.
Simply put, when I think of it, I make this face:
One look through the Warmachine/Hordes Steamroller PDF makes me groan, too.
Dear lord- every one of those missions has wacky lil' squares to measure and other such silliness….it's crrrrrr-AZY!
Let's just look RIGHT PAST the fact that you're allowed to pretty much bring two lists, due to bad matchups being virtually inevitable at HoMachine tournaments, shall we?
And we don't wanna think that 2012 will bring character and list restrictions to the the game that bought us the infamous 'Page 5,' because that sounds suspiciously like…COMP.
And that'll make folks do this:
Comp has gotta be the worst thing ever, imho.
Since videos iz funnie, I'll throw in one that reflects how I feel about Comp in tournaments:
I suppose we may never know who the original butthurt idiot was that thought up Comp, but whatevs, it's beyond lame.
Whoever that person was, they need ungentle tentacle raping.
And yes, I'm a Xenos player who has entirely unpleasant, intimate knowledge of what Grey Knights can do to Tyranids.
Ironically, it feels exactly like ungentle tentacle raping.
And yeah, I make this face, too:
Maybe 40k is a game that can be won in the 'list building phase,' but if you're serious about winning, you'd do well to just bring a list that can do that, and maybe stop crying and trying to impose a false set of standards upon the game.
Standards with vague guidelines like this:
'our comp system isn't one where we impose what we think the "right" way for people to play is. It's actually a system that simply compares lists against each other, and puts them on a curve.'
(actual quote from tournament organizer)
…wait, what?
Now I gotta make this face:
So, who's comparing these lists and what's the basis of judgement?
Is there, like, a panel of judges…like, a 40k Star Chamber or sumpthin'?
Or is it like, some dude, and his opinions?
I suspect the latter.
40k may have poor balance between many of it's Codexes, and a cyclical nature that doesn't see frequent 'army list' updates, But I will say this-
If you take any of the 'top tier' army lists, of which there are many, and pit them against each other in any of the standard mission/deployments in the 40k 5th Edition rulebook….yer in for a fine game.
Admittedly, if your Codex is 'in decline,' you may be screwed, too…
But hey, that's the nature of 40k…waddayagonnado?
…qq moar, or buck up and write Kirby for some list advice.
Even though 40k's template of 3×3 missions and deployments were pretty darn good, there was still a couple of wrinkles.
Capture and Control was renamed 'Roll Dice and Tie,' for instance.
Spearhead deployment was rough on 'Assaulty' armies, and no one really likes 'Night Fight' in Dawn of War, and other such quibbles arose.
It really was pretty good…it just needed a lil' tweaking.
…and then along came Mike Brandt, and the NOVA System.
By adding a tiered set of victory conditions and a lil' twist to the standard 3×3 mission/deployment template, what was good became…better.
NOVA has been discussed at length online, so I won't go into it here. While it, too, is not perfect (some people prefer win/loss, and 'victory points' is a sticky issue among some), but I feel NOVA, as a baseline system, goes a long way to giving competitive gamers balanced scenarios.
And less 'insta-losses.'
You know what else I think?
Every system needs a NOVA, and maybe a Mike Brandt to make one for them.
I sure would feel better about going to my next Flames of War event if I knew there would be a standardized set of missions I could play a familiar army list on, instead of having to tailor my army list to whatever nonsense I'll be forced to play.
Other than 'Free For All,' natch…which is pretty much assured, since it's the only goddamn good one.
Will their be ambush, or delayed/scattered reserves?
Will the dreaded 'Cauldron' mission rear it's ugly head?
Maybe, mabe not…I won't know until I know.
Then I can begin to figure out what'll work best with the scenarios I'll be playing, and maybe I'll get a lil' lucky and won't hafta roll off against another infantry list and end up attacking on that one mission and…
Oh, crap…bad matchup on the one table with Bocage, and 'linear obstruction' rules…
And then I start making faces….
Until next time, folks- HAVE A VERY XENOS DAY!
Author's note- Apologies if last week's post…or this weeks, or…whatever, ANY post I wrote, or will write, ever offended anyone….or will offend anyone, or whatever full coverage clause I can slip in there…
That is not my intention, in any way, believe me.
But, hey-
These are mostly jokes, typed by someone of questionable lineage.


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Washington, D.C. — Today the Center for American Progress released the short documentary video, "Boom Without Boundaries," which explores the Bakken oil boom's negative, industrial-scale impacts on Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. The film is narrated by Winthrop Roosevelt, great-great grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park—often described as the birthplace of the American conservation movement—is already experiencing the undesirable consequences associated with oil and gas drilling, including disruptions from truck traffic, the sound of diesel-generated pump jacks reverberating in the campgrounds, and the dozens of lights from drilling rigs and cell towers ruining the park's deep night skies. This is just the beginning, however, as tens of thousands of oil wells are expected to be drilled over the next 20 years. While the Bakken oil boom has brought much-needed jobs to North Dakota, the community would be better served if the oil and gas industry would slow down the breakneck pace of development, especially on public lands, and take measured action to protect the national park's treasured resources.
"This video is a case study of how the oil and gas industry is winning the race to gain access to America's public lands," Christy Goldfuss, Director of CAP's Public Lands Project, said. "This fight is at the front door of the few places we have set aside for future generations, and in some cases, it has even reached inside the boundaries of our national parks. We must take steps to put conservation on equal ground with drilling on our public lands. Otherwise, we risk losing this truly American idea."
The encroaching development on Theodore Roosevelt National Park is only one example of how energy development and land conservation are out of balance on our public lands. Over the past four years, the Obama administration has leased two-and-a-half times more acres of public lands to oil and gas companies than it has permanently protected. It's time for the administration to increase its support for policies that protect and conserve our public lands and national parks for future generations.
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eBay is running a sweepstakes to encourage top sellers to use its new auction management tool. PowerSellers who sign up for a free 30-day trial of Selling Manager Pro or an eBay Store will be entered into the sweepstakes. Five Grand-Prize winners will win a day at eBay headquarters in San Jose; other prizes include "PowerSeller Pajamas." http://www.ebay.com/day_at_ebay
While eBay has offered basic listing tools for years, the launch of Selling Manager Pro last month put it in direct competition with its own partners, who pay significant listing fees to use eBay's API (http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abu/y202/m09/abu0079/s02).
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May is Pregnancy Awareness Monthsandymaple
It seems like every month has its own special 'awareness' theme. Intended to draw attention to or celebrate something, some of these designations make sense to me. I can totally get on board with Arthritis Awareness, Bike Safety and even Teen Self Esteem Month. But Pregnancy Awareness? Do we really need a month to make people aware that women get pregnant?
Actually, according to the official website, Pregnancy Awareness Month (PAM) is intended to "empower pregnant women and new parents with information, how-to ideas and inspiration to incorporate Pregnancy Awareness Month's four key initiatives education, exercise, nutrition & wellness and nurture."
Founded by author and holistic lifestyle expert Anna Getty and mompreneur Alisa Donner, PAM's advisory team is chock full of experts from a variety of fields. But while the involvement of pediatrician Dr. Alan Greene and home birth advocate Ricki Lake seem reasonable, some of the other team members are suspect. Maybe it's just me, but the inclusion of Hot Moms Club founder Jessica Denay and model/actress Josie Moran and her cosmestics line make the whole thing seem a little self-serving and commercial, no?
If you were unaware of May's designation as Pregnancy Awareness Month, don't feel bad. Despite the fact that this is third annual PAM, there seems to be very little celebrating outside of the PAM website. But if unnecessary awareness themes appeal to you, just wait until June! That's National Effective Communications Month, Rebuild Your Life Month and, my personal favorite, National Candy Month.
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There's a similar level of user-friendliness in the handling of submissions, too. When performing a Kimura or a similar limb-bending move, an X-Ray-like bone graphic will appear over the affected limb. Both the aggressor and the defender must then repeatedly tap a button in a bid to either complete the move, or to escape it entirely. However, rather than entering into a Track and Field-style mashing competition, the idea is to carefully time your actions. Each muscle-flex eats at your stamina, indicated by an on-screen bar, and completely depleting the bar will have severe consequences for either fighter. Winning is thus a matter of pacing yourself, and allowing your strength to recharge at brief intervals, while maintaining the pressure on your rival.
The choke-based submissions take a similar format, only with both players using the left analogue stick to search for "sweet spots", indicated by pad vibrations, while the camera takes on an iris effect to simulate the victim's departing consciousness. Both contests feel a lot game-ier, for want of a better word, than the equivalent struggles in Undisputed, which require players to rapidly rotate a thumbstick in circles (so much so that veteran players tend to develop circular calluses, ala Mario Party). While the on-screen indicators may hurt the immersion factor somewhat, there's no doubt that this is the more intuitive system.
As a result of the slightly-streamlined approach, and the fact that you don't need to spend so much time worrying about the nuances of your stance, MMA's matches tend to feel a bit faster and more dynamic than their Undisputed counterparts. The thing I like about this sport is that fights can turn around very quickly, segueing from stand-up brawling to high-tension wrestling and back again in the space of a few minutes. This game seems to replicate that feel very well, and it's pleasing to see that the action rarely gets bogged down in trudging, grapple-based stalemates. As you'd expect from a game that uses the Fight Night engine, the interactions between fighters are nigh-on perfect, with a thumping sense of physicality when a blow connects or when someone gets thrown to the floor.
It all looks very bright and colourful too, and as a result of the globe-trotting use of several smaller licenses, rather than one big one, it's more varied on a visual level. Rings come in a wealth of shapes and sizes, from tight circular arenas to full-size boxing rings; one Japanese venue places a giant sun-shaped graphic beneath your prancing feet. It's a shame that the actual movement of the fighters feels a bit floaty, with little sense of solid traction, because in all other areas the animation seems spot-on.
It's also a bit concerning that the PS3 version seems to suffering from a fair bit of slowdown when things get hectic; we can't be too judgemental about a preview build, but given how close the final release is, it's a definite worry. Beyond this, the only real problem facing EA Sports MMA is the relative lack of star power. Existing MMA enthusiasts may well find plenty of familiar faces among the generous line-up of bruisers, but for anyone who walked in the door via UFC, the assembled names may not cause much of a stir. Still, the important thing is that there's marked difference in the way they each play, and since the game isn't bound to a single promoter, there'll be the option to fight under several different rulesets - including 20-minute vale tudo matches.
Will all of this be enough to win over the public? I don't know, as the comparatively low sales of Undisputed 2010 could be interpreted in a number of ways. I certainly had a lot of fun with EA Sports MMA, and judging by the frequent whoops and cheers among the other journalists at this week's event, I wasn't the only one. Come the end of next month, we'll know whether the game has what it takes to be a serious contender.
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Diarrhea Causes and Treatment in Dogs (cont.)
When Should I Take My Dog to the Vet?
Bring your dog to the vet if his diarrhea continues for more than a day, or if you observe lethargy, vomiting, fever, dark-colored or bloody stools, straining to defecate, decreased appetite or unexplained weight loss. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice your puppy has diarrhea, as it can be an important indicator of serious diseases in young dogs.
What Can I Expect at the Vet's Office?
Your veterinarian will examine your dog for underlying illnesses and assess for dehydration. He or she may take a stool sample to check for the presence of internal parasites, as well as conduct blood tests to identify a possible cause of the diarrhea.
Other diagnostic tests might include radiographs, ultrasound, cultures, endoscopy and biopsy. The diagnostic tests performed and treatment recommended will depend on how the long the diarrhea has been going on and the severity of your dog's condition.
Are Certain Dogs Prone to Diarrhea?
There are certain breeds that may be predisposed to developing conditions that lead to diarrhea. German shepherds, for example, are known to have an increased prevalence of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in the breed. Bernese mountain dogs are prone to gastrointestinal cancers. Young dogs are more likely to have infectious and parasitic-related diarrhea than adult dogs.
How Can I Prevent Diarrhea?
Keep in mind that even perfectly healthy dogs will sometimes get diarrhea. Here are tips to reduce the likelihood of occurrence:
The ASPCA Virtual Pet Behaviorist specializes in the resolution and management of pet behavior problems only. Please do not submit questions about medical problems here. Only licensed veterinarians can diagnose medical conditions. If you think that your pet is sick, injured or experiencing any kind of physical distress, please contact his veterinarian immediately. A delay in seeking proper veterinary care may worsen your pet's condition and put his life at risk.
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CHANDLER, Ariz. -- The Patriots have Tom Brady's sprained ankle. The Giants have a flu bug that just won't go away.
An illness that popped up before the NFC Championship Game in Green Bay (when tackle David Diehl was vomiting on his own face mask) has continued to make its way up and down the Giants roster. Yesterday rookie cornerback Aaron Ross got sick on the plane to Arizona for Super Bowl XLII.
"I hope that's the end of it," coach Tom Coughlin said upon the team's arrival at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass. "It surfaced in one or two players the last few days."
Those players were fullback Madison Hedgecock, safety Michael Johnson and defensive tackle Manny Wright. Hedgecock and Wright missed practice Friday and Saturday. Johnson missed only one day.
But the bug wasn't limited to those players. Defensive end Michael Strahan was one of those who was affected late last week.
"Green Bay, everyone got sick after that game. I'm still not right after that game," Strahan said of the subzero temperatures. "A lot of times, when you're sick, you play better anyway."
Added linebacker Antonio Pierce: "That's what happens when you play in negative-20-degree weather. You get a lot of guys sick. I think, by the end of the week, we'll be okay."
It'll be interesting to see if they will be okay. They will be spending plenty of time in tight quarters this week, at team meals and slamming into each other at practice.
"We have taken precautions," Coughlin said. "The medical people have done as best they can to distribute some medicine in advance of the plane trip out here. Hopefully the guys are rested enough that this will not be an issue."
The Giants will participate in media day today at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., where Sunday's game will be played. Tomorrow they return to practice at the Cardinals' facility in Tempe.
The schedule will be the same as it's been the past few weeks, Coughlin said. The players will wear "shells," or light pads, and the hitting will be limited.
"We'll be more concerned with speed, execution (and) playing with the hands and the feet," Coughlin said.
P Jeff Feagles, an Arizona native, was asked how often it rains in Phoenix.
"Not very often," the 20-year veteran said. "But when it rains here, it rains pretty good."
Like on Sunday, when the Patriots arrived in a downpour. Yesterday the Giants landed in mostly sunny conditions.
An omen, perhaps?
"They knew I was coming in," said Feagles, opting for the hometown-karma theory.
Pierce, who went to school at the University of Arizona, said of the weather, "That's what happens when New York comes in. We make things a little sunny."
The Giants made six players available for yesterday's media session after arriving at their hotel in Chandler, and you needed to just stand near Pierce for a few minutes.
He was asked about the "bowling night" at training camp that established Coughlin as a changed coach. He was asked about how the offense needs to keep the Patriots offense off the field with lengthy drives. He was asked about what the Giants learned from the regular-season game.
But, most of all, he was asked the "underdog" question. And Pierce is always ready for that one. Somebody wanted to know what percentage of the country thought the Giants had a chance.
"Zero," Pierce replied. "Just like it's been all year. Nobody expected us to be a playoff team. Nobody expected us to go .500. It's fine. We love it. Please, don't become a believer yet."
Who said Coughlin doesn't have a funny bone? Yesterday, when a reporter asked him how he planned to counsel the players on dealing with the Super Bowl hype the next three days, he smiled and shrugged his shoulders.
"Hey," he said, flashing his pearly whites, "this is a normal day in New York, media-wise." The room erupted in laughter.


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Best car I have ever owned, and I want it back!
Clutch pedal broke off pedal box twice.
Clutch cable firewall hole broke three times.
Broke the clutch fork damper where the cable hooks on.
Replaced a clutch cable as it was sizing up.
Replaced whole clutch kit (only got worn out due to heaps and heaps of burnouts, and reverse to firsties!)
In the four years I had it, the head or head gasket never blew!
Went through a few alternators, due to a lot of off roading.
So the only problems I had were clutch problems.
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If you're going to get one, get a manual, they are amazing!
Mine was a wagon, and it could drift like a R33.
I hooned it so much, eg. drifting, jumps, burnouts, donuts, everything, and it didn't stop once!
And it was on LPG, so it cost me around $25 to drive 150kms into the city and around, and another 150kms back here!
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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The Court of the Air by Stephen Hunt is an entertaining romp of a novel that should satisfy readers of fantasy, SF, and Steampunk alike. As fantasist extraordinaire Jay Lake has said of The Court of the Air, "If Charles Dickens and Jack Vance had ever collaborated, they might have written this book...a collision between English letters and the hard-edged vision of grunge fantasy." Rogues, brothels, murders, balloons, and orphans populate this clever adventure. Hunt recently signed a major six-book deal and has had much (and well-deserved) movie interest in his work. I recently caught up with Hunt via email to find out more about this inventive UK writer.
Amazon.com: Can you describe for readers where you are as you're answering these questions?
Stephen Hunt: I'm actually reading the questions and blasting the answers out on my laptop as I'm on the train. I get most of the writing for my novels done on the hoof – normally on the train as I commute back and forth in the mornings, or the dead time when I'm stuck in hotels in the evening. It used to be said that a private in the army would learn to snatch sleep in five-minute bursts while standing ramrod straight on a parade ground. I've learnt the same trick for pushing out wordage, but doing so while queuing in Starbucks or stuck on the Tube/Subway/Metro!


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Pennsylvania State Police and the game commission are teaming up to investigate a disturbing case of animal cruelty.
Authorities said a woman's two dogs -- "Slash" and "Kingston" -- got out of their yard in the Bernville area of Berks County on Wednesday.
Authorities said "Slash" eventually came home with a gunshot wound; "Kingston" never came back.
The dogs are Labrador/Rottweiler mixes.
Anyone with information is urged to call police or Crime Alert Berks County at 877-373-9913.


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12 Songs Given Second Lives as Famous TV Show Themes
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Mad Men is ending, and while the show's opening credits are inseparable from RJD2's haunting theme, there was a time when that beat was known only as "A Beautiful Mine," by RJD2 and rapper Aceyalone.
Matthew Weiner originally wanted a Beck song to play as the show's opening theme, but the singer turned down every offer from the show's producers. Weiner was driving and listening to NPR one day when he heard "A Beautiful Mine" played as segue music between two stories and was immediately struck by it, though the version that ultimately was used was so different from the original that RJD2 didn't recognize it when he first heard it. He's probably okay with it now, though.
Danny DeVito Horrifies Jimmy Fallon with His 'Troll Foot' (VIDEO)
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Danny DeVito likes to show off what he calls his "troll foot" on Twitter, and Jimmy Fallon took the bait Wednesday, allowing DeVito the opportunity to pull the thing out on national television.
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Glenn Howerton Welcomes Second Son
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The Always Sunny star and wife Jill are new parents to Isley Ray, born in August
Watch Charlie Day's Advice to Merrimack College Grads (VIDEO)
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Day's alma mater bestowed an honorary doctorate on the 1998 graduate Sunday, and he recounted how he got to where he is today, dispensing some helpful advice along the way.
Danny DeVito Receives Support from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Cast After Split
Originally posted 10/10/2012 01:30PM
Recent news of Danny DeVito's split from Rhea Perlman proves it's not Always Sunny in Philadelphia, even though the cast's disposition certainly is.
The cast and crew of FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia celebrated the season 8 premiere at the ArcLight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood on Tuesday.
But DeVito, who plays Frank Reynolds on the series, was visibly absent from the red carpet and screening following Monday's announcement that after 30 years of marriage, the actor, 67, and Perlman, 64, are separating.
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Always Sunny Cast Takes an Awkward Family Portrait – with Kitten Mittens
Originally posted 08/18/2011 09:00AM
Well, what do we have here?
The cast of FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is kicking off its upcoming seventh season with the addition of a furry feline costar.
In a newly released promotional photo, Charlie Day, who plays Charlie Kelly on the show, happily poses with one of his character's many cat companions displaying the famed Kitten Mittens muffling device.
Charlie Day: 5 Things to Know About the Horrible Bosses Star
Originally posted 08/07/2011 04:00PM
He's the breakout star of Horrible Bosses, fighting off Jennifer Aniston's advances – and getting a little out of it during a certain vacuum scene.
Still, fans of FX's raunchy hit, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, already know actor Charlie Day, 35, as the show's lovable (but oh-so-weird) Charlie, whose character has a penchant for killing rats in the basement of Paddy's Pub and dressing up in a neon green leotard as the unofficial mascot of the Philadelphia Phillies, Green Man.
But there's so much more to Day, and here's your chance to get to know the scene-stealer before It's Always Sunny's season seven premiere arrives on Sept. 15.
1. He's Going to Be a Dad
On It's Always Sunny, Charlie constantly chases after "The Waitress" (Mary Elizabeth Ellis), a still-unnamed server at a nearby coffee shop (and sometimes theme restaurant) whom he's obsessed with. The Waitress can't stand Charlie – going as far as to sleep with two of his friends – but in real life, Day has been married to Ellis since 2006 and the two are expecting their first child in December.
Charlie Day, Mary Elizabeth Ellis Expecting a Baby
Originally posted 07/23/2011 06:45PM
It's been a good year for comedian Charlie Day. His film Horrible Bosses is a hit at the box office, and he's going to be a dad.
"We've got a kid due in December," Day, 35, confirmed to PEOPLE at a Maxim and FX party at San Diego Comic-Con Friday night. "We're five months along, and she's feeling great. We're excited."
Day and his wife Mary Elizabeth Ellis, 32, who stars alongside the actor as "The Waitress" on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, consciously decided to expand their family, says the comedian.
"We decided now is the time, and we were fortunate that it happened," he says.
Rob McElhenney Packs on 50 Lbs. for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Originally posted 06/25/2011 06:00PM
The cast of the FX comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has always been skinny on the verge of scrawny, with the barrel-keg exception of Danny DeVito. Now, surprisingly, star Rob McElhenney has gone and done a "DeNiro."
Recent photos confirm that the 34-year-old actor, who co-created the TV series about a bunch of mindless lowlifes, has been keeping his head fully immersed in a feedbag causing him to reportedly gain about 50 lbs.
With his beard, he now looks like Kenny Rogers' son.
Emily Deschanel Is Pregnant
Originally posted 03/31/2011 03:15PM
A Bones baby is on the way.
Emily Deschanel and husband David Hornsby are expecting their first child, her rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
The actress, 34, and Hornsby, a writer-actor best known for his role as Rickety Cricket on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, met through friends and began dating in 2007. They were married in an intimate ceremony in L.A. last September.
Deschanel is due later this year.
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assert_equal(42, x)The inventor of assert{ 2.0 } claims equal repeats the language's natural == operator. So the 2.0 fix is to pass a block into assert, and reflect its entire contents, with their values, at fault time:
assert{ x == 42 } --> false - should pass x --> 43This technique obviates all the clutter of assert_operator, assert_less_than, assert_between, assert_responds_to, assert_redirected_to, assert_greater_than, assert_false, assert_nil, assert_not_nil, assert_instance_of, assert_quacks_like, assert_match, assert_no_match, assert_not_equal, assert_door_locked, assert_salad_dressing, assert_shoes_shined, etc. The inventor of assert{ 2.0 } claims you can "just write whatever you like inside the {}, and the assertion will figure out how to reflect its expressions and values if it fails." Read more about the latest craze among wide-eyed DeveloperTest enthusiasts at http://assert2.rubyforge.org/ Those of you deluded enough to want some 2.0 goodness with your lessor programming languages will just have to rewrite your compilers to not throw away all their tokens at compile time... -- PhlIp (the inventor of RubyReflector?, the library behind assert{ 2.0 }...)
assert(x == 42); magic; assert(x == 43);I.e. treating it as logical preconditions and postconditions to a directive to the compiler that is essentially: figure out an efficient way to make the postconditions true for me because I'm too lazy to do so myself. This 'assert' would then become a fundamental component of a declarative form of imperative programming best described as GoalBasedProgramming - the postconditions being the goals. That would be *Unit 2.0. See AgitarsAgitator
\ Inspired by the works of Jason Woofenden. However, I cannot \ locate his original sources, so I'm recalling off of memory. \ -- SamuelFalvo? : <-- lastxt execute depth 1 xor if -1 abort" STACK IMBALANCE" else 0= abort" TEST FAILED" then ; \ USAGE: : DUP-must-duplicate-topmost-stack-item 3 dup = ; <-- : DUP-must-preserve-value-duplicated 3 dup xor 0= ; <--Notice that <-- causes immediate execution of the word-just-defined (via the lastxt word in GForth; I'm sure other Forths have similar capability), then performs a stack balance check, then performs the actual assertion check. Unit tests are often kept off in their own little module.
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Bowl representatives made sure to check in with Auburn following its 30-22 victory Saturday against No. 24 Ole Miss. The Gator Bowl representatives appeared to especially be interested as they watched from the back of a press conference Saturday night, but that means little before the halfway point of the season.
Still, that's where Auburn is this season after failing to get there in 2012. The Tigers (4-1, 2-1 SEC) nearly assured themselves of a spot in a bowl following a second SEC victory Saturday, especially with two non-conference games remaining on the schedule.
The Tigers might not be done at six wins, either, if they continue to improve, but there's also plenty left to be done to achieve bowl eligibility.
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Early bowl projections have Auburn landing anywhere from the BBVA Compass Bowl, which shares the No. 8 and 9 spots with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, to the Chick-fil-A Bowl at the fifth spot if two SEC teams reach a BCS bowl.
Bowl or no bowl, this season has been a step in the right direction after the 3-9 disaster in the final season of the Gene Chizik era. The Tigers host FCS foe Western Carolina (1-5) on Saturday before traveling to No. 9 Texas A&M (4-1, 1-1) next week.
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