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JERUSALEM, Israel - This year marks the 91st anniversary of the resolution that transformed the Middle East and laid the groundwork for the formation of the modern state of Israel.
On April 25, 1920, delegations from the Allied nations that triumphed in World War I met in San Remo, Italy, to divide the Middle Eastern lands they had conquered.
That historical meeting transformed the Middle East because, for the first time in nearly 2,000 years, the world's nations called for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in the land that was then called Palestine.
That decision effectively answered a fundamental issue that still plagues the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks today: whether Israel is an occupying power or it has a rightful claim to the land.
Watch Gordon Robertson give a biblical perspective on Israel's claim to the land, following Chris Mitchell's report.
Dividing an Empire
In San Remo - England, France, Italy, and Japan, with the United States as an observer, divided the Ottomam Empire empire into three mandates: Iraq, Syria and Palestine.
Until its defeat in World War 1, the 400-year-old empire had spread itself throughout the Middle East. Now, France would oversee Syria, while Iraq and Palestine fell under Great Britain.
The resolution also included the Balfour Declaration, written by England's Lord Balfour in 1917. The declaration called for "the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people." One British diplomat, Lord Curzon, called it Israel's "Magna Carta."
Arab's Lion-Share, Israel's Niche
Last year, on the 90th anniversary of the signing of the San Remo resolution, Tomas Sandell of the European Coalition of Israel helped organize an historic gathering.
Click here to watch expanded interviews and more with participants from this historic event commemorating the signing of the San Remo resolution.
"Chaim Weizman said, at the time, you can say that the Israeli state was born on the 25th of April in San Remo because that was the significance of it," Sandell said.
Howard Grief said the resolution, which was adopted by the League of Nations, established several important precedents.
In his book, The Legal Foundation and Borders of Israel under International Law, Grief explains that the resolution gave the Jewish people exclusive legal and political rights in Palestine. It also gave the Arabs the same rights for the remainder of the Middle East.
"The Arabs got the lion's share….I mean they got Syria, which was subsequently divided between Syria and Lebanon," Grief said.
"They got all of Mesopotamia and all of Arabia. This is what Balfour himself said. 'Why are you complaining? You are getting all these lands and we're granting a niche - he called it a niche - to the Jewish people who were going to get Palestine," he said.
Immutable Law
Grief also explained that the 1920 San Remo resolution supersedes later U.N. resolutions.
"There is a doctrine in international law," Grief said. "Once you recognize a certain situation, the matter is executed. You can't change it."
"The U.N. General Assembly exceeded its authority, exceeded its jurisdiction. It did not have the power to divide the country," he said.
Settling Contested 'Settlements'
But what about all those contested Israeli "settlements" in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) that many people - including U.N. Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon - say are illegal?
"Settlements are covered in Article 6 of the mandate for Palestine," Eli Hertz, president of Myths and Facts, explained to conference participants.
"Again the legal international document of the mandate for Palestine and [it] clearly says that not only [do] the Jews have the right to settlement, but the world has the obligation to help them to settle," Hertz explained.
This legal right of the Jews to build in Judea and Samaria or in east Jerusalem neighborhoods is little understood in the world today.
Sandell said he hopes to remedy that problem.
"We feel that we have an historical duty to just bring the facts to the table," Sandell said. "Because we are here dealing with historical facts and this should be known and this should be taken into consideration in the public debate."
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ITC Bladerunner FAQ Summary
The ITC Bladerunner thread is now reaching epic proportions in terms of the numbers of posts. This is a daunting task to peruse for someone looking for some quick answers. At the suggestion of Dave Wulff I've started this thread to summarize solutions and Frequently Asked Questions. This helps aleviate the need to start a new Bladerunner thread every time someone wants to ask a question.
As usual in these summary threads this thread is not the place to discuss things. We want to keep it short. I'll go through periodically and delete posts that are not summarizing a technique or answering a commonly asked question.
So, if you have a technique or tip worth adding, please post away in this thread to help others.
I've also started a "Bladerunner Part 2" thread and closed the original. discussion of techniques and experiences should now be posted in this thread.
I'll start by repeating ssling (Dale In Singapore)'s post #559 from the big Bladerunner thread. He provides links to documents on his web site that summarize a lot of the Bladerunner thread.
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Hello all,
I live in an area (SE ASIA) where the bladerunner is not yet available, but I have been following the thread. It is getting difficult to keep up with all the posts. For what it is worth, I have tried to the best of my ability to create a document that contains all the modifications and suggestions that I could cull from these pages. I have revised it, and sent it to Petter for his revisions and additions. I will post it on my website (the link is provided below) and I will try to update it daily. If it is possible to post a sticky to keep this at the top of the thread, that would be nice, but I do not know much about forums and how they operate. I can't figure out how to contact the moderator, for example. However, for what it is worth, here is a place where you can get a reasonably complete and up-to-date list of modifications and changes. I am no rc expert, so some the modifications may not go into the same depth as the thread. Modifications and suggestions are always welcome.
I am experimenting with MS Word and Adobe formats. The link is:
Hope this helps, especially new people to the thread. Like me!
Happy Hunting,
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Opinion Of Cat Killer Mod
In my experience the cat killer mod is over kill if you totally lighten up the BR. If you run the stock body the mod seems to help the agility. BUT if you do all the weight saving mods and cat killer you could make the BR too sensative to where you induce too much control and have rotor clashing.
Just my observations in a large dead air room with plenty of room to let the thing loose. I would also mention that my BR is a prolly one of the newer ones with the better stock battery and the rotors with the carbon wheel vs. the glass white ones. I don't believe my BR is a first gen. Maybe 2nd gen... It actually flew pretty well stock. BUT I do like the zip it has now. I may try adding some scotch tape...small piece to the tail prop to tame it a little. Other than that I'm like most and just love this darn toy!
ADDED: Yes a little tape on each tip of the tail motor prop slowed down the rpms back there. With the ring gone the BR would work the boom down and up if left on the ground sitting on the landing gear and full forward/backward was given at the transmitter. Now with the addition of scotch tape...just the normal clear 1/4" wide wrapped around each blade tip to allow the tape to extend off the tip approx 4mm but not wider than the prop itself slowed the rpms down to allow for better control. I have the tape on the prop about 4mm too. Seems right. More or less tape could help tune for the feeling you want.
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I agree with Ron here, mine is one of the early ones but with the weight savings, and cat-killer I find it has too much pitch control, it is prone to rotor clashing.
I think it should be left as the last mod you do, wait and see waht you think after a few flights with the tail stock.
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just a q, is the radio set up like a normal heli tx? colictive on the left,pitch and ail on right stick?
Pitch & yaw are on the right stick. There is no roll control. In the document listed above there is a way to mod the Tx to have yaw & throt on left stick & pitch on right stick to more closely resemble a proper heli Tx.
does charger charge @ 145mah or less¿?
a Question about the charger on Qvc models. I under stand the new batt. is 300Mah 4.2 V Lith-Poly takes 20+/- min charge and has VOLT cut off.
But @ what Mah does it charge.? Will it charge down to a 145mah 4.2 Volt Lith-poly pack. If sooo i can get some of these small batts and throw them in a ZipzaP.
maybee there is a way to switch the current and cut it in half.?
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I think a better option is to build your own. There are plans in the DIY forum, only a small number of parts and probably under $10.
Just a reminder to please summarize and post tips and answers to FAQ here, in this thread.
br repair tips
I have seen where a lot of guys use c/a to make repairs. Personaly I have had NO luck with it. I broke the lower rotor head, I used hot glue on and around the break with an equal amount on the other side for ballance and it works great. Also if you break the rotor blade strut you can use a little model cement and a small piece of heat shrink tubing to hold it together. Keeps it in the air till the replacement rotors get here and it flys as good as it ever did.
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What would happen if you bent the tail 90 degrees?
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Since you were running 3.4 you might have created this touch file:
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1947: Les gosses mènent l'enquête (Maurice Labro)
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Requiem for a Killer
2011 'Requiem Pour Une Tueuse' Directed by Jérôme Le Gris
Lucretia is a killer for hire. Specialised in poisoning and passionate about opera, she'll have to fulfill a difficult contract in the heart of the Swiss alps. Posing as a singer, Lucretia will have to appear on the scene of the higly exclusive Festival d'Ermeux and try to kill one of her partners: British bariton Alexander Child. Having recently acquired a Scottish distillery, he remains the only obstacle to a strategic pipeline project with considerable economic stakes; having recently won a tough legal battle against British Oil, their last resort is to eliminate him. Complicating everything is Rico, sent by the French contra-espionage, who tries to infiltrate the orchestra and stop the plot against Alexander Child.
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Generally quite painful.
A woman, the best killer in the business, accepts a final job: eliminate an opera singer who threatens the interests of a corporation.
A preposterous plot and silly and unconvincing characters is all one can say about this would-be thriller.
Ruhiger Thriller über eine Profi-Killerin die bei einem Festspiel in der Schweiz einen Opernsänger umbringen soll. Doch es stehen unvorhergesehene Komplikationen...Nichts für Action-Fans !
Wird durch die wunderbare MELANIE LAURENT auf jeden Fall aufgewertet.
A mind-bogglingly cliched and utterly implausible plot - imagine the pitch meeting - yet Laurent and Karyo are always worth watching and just about save this from being a waste of time.
Mon Dieu!!! A French thriller 'Ça existe?'!
Predictable yet efficiently-executed film about an assassin posing as a baritone at an opera where her target is also performing.
poor script.
Requiem For A Killer misses the target by a country mile, but with Melanie Laurent slinking around doing her seductive thing there's at least something pretty to look at. But that really is it!
Full Review at Filmjuice.com www.filmjuice.com/requiem-for-a-killer.html
Dull and unremarkable NIKITA imitation that feels more suited to the small screen than the big screen. There's a distinct lack of ambition on display, the characters are barely two-dimensional, and for supposedly the best assassin in the business, Melanie Laurent comes across as hopelessly incompetent.
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Very nice purchase for a gaming family.
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Playing games. Perfect xmas gift.
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This cover was for a gigantic table.I sent it back and it cost me $7.00 in shipping!Some bargain!I waited while it was out of stock and then you sent the wrong size.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Glad I bought it
By Sliv
from Wilmington,NC
Glad I bought it BEFORE I read the reviews. Yes, the cover fits tightly, which is what I wanted, so I could see how the elastic might rip. BUT if you take your time it fits perfectly. Does it shed? Yes, but I have had mine for 3 years now and it still looks fine. Bottom line is, for the price and look its a bargin and I would buy it again tomorrow...oh wait but this one is still perfect:-)
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Don't waste $, you willhave fuzzallover
By Laura
from Norco, CA
About Me Avid Gamer
I love to play cards/dominno games, you name it, and love to play on a felt surface, this however leaves green fuzz everywhere!!! I am disabled and my mother comes over to play cards 2-3X week and goes home leaving green fuzz all over her home. It is vey poorly made, and does not hold up to even just playing cards on it. I would pay a lot more money for one that held up-DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS, I FEEL LIKE I ALWAYS HAVE THIS FUZZ ALL OVER MY FACE, ESP MY NOSE, AND I USUALLY DO!!! I would have sent it back but it would have cost the same to send it as keep it. PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR GOOD MONEY ON THIS POORLY MADE FELT TABLE CLOTH!!!! My mother and I have a large pile of green fuzz to throw away after we are done playing cards, I need new one for a oblong table. If someone from Walter Drake reads this and would like to help me out it would be much appreciated.
It was too small had to return.
By Jim Bob
from Laughlin Nevada
Had t return it
Good concept...cheap material
By Card player
from Traverse City, MI
The product concept was good as was the tight fit. However the felt is cheap and pilled heavily after the first use. I'd pay more for a good quality dense wool material like pool table felt but would not buy another one of these or recommend it to anyone.
Looks good out of the package, but ....
By Suzanne
from Texas
About Me Midrange Shopper
I bought this to use over a glass tabletop for games such as Mah Jongg, Mexican Train, cards, etc. It looked perfect when we first put it on. After one evening of Mexican Train, it looks much older as the green felt has fuzzies all over it, but primarily in the middle ... not the smooth finish that we first saw before actually using it for the game. I think a second use will have the fuzzies coming loose and onto the tabletop and floor.In my opinion, this cover might be better suited to card games than games using tiles or dominoes.
Fantastic Buy!
By olive610
from Houston, TX
About Me Casual Player
I have a custom made table that I was having difficulty finding a felt cover for when we play cards and other games such as dominoes and Mah Jong. I purchased this cover and it is a perfect fit. Everyone loved it and they were all asking where I purchased it. It is also well made. Don't hesitate to purchase. You will not be sorry! LOVE it!
Fits Great
By Fred
from Troy, Ohio
Like I said...it fits great, however poorly sewed. The elastic stiching came loose first time it was used. Should have sent it back......
Wonderful surface for games/puzzles
By puzzle gal
from NY metro area
Concerned about wear over time as puzzle pieces stick a tad to table, but so far, no pulls. Product exceeded my expectations in terms of fitting my 46 inch table and lies smoothly on the table. Really happy with this purchase.


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International Conference at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France), co-sponsored by CIRLEP (EA 4299) and PRISMES / Epistémč (EA 4398), 31 May-1 June 2012, organized by Christine Sukic.
In her 1997 groundbreaking study L'Invention du corps: la représentation de l'homme du Moyen Age ŕ la fin du XIXe sičcle, art historian Nadeije Laneyrie-Dagen theorizes on "the invention of the human body". This phrase is particularly suited to the early modern period, especially with the development of the study of anatomy: Vesalius' Fabrica, published the same year as Copernicus' De revolutionibus (1543) can be seen as a revolution reflecting the perception of the human body during that period. Yet the Galenic theory of humours is still prevalent in the vision of the body, probably because the idea of the melancholic body is in keeping with the epistemological crisis that characterizes that period and that affects all fields of thought, leading to a redefinition of norms and categories. The numerous theories of passions published in the 16th and 17th centuries, also attest to the vision of an instable body, fraught with motion and volatility.
This conference hopes to assemble perspectives on the representation of the human body in early modern life narratives. Biographies (or "lives", as they were generally called then) often claimed objectivity and even historical truth about their subjects. The representation of the body is particularly relevant in the creation of that alleged "truth", as its description in the text, sometimes illustrated by a portrait of the subject, attempts to evidence a kind of proof.
This proof can take several forms. The body can reveal an uncommon aspect of the subject, turning him / her into a heroic or saintly being. In his "life" of Michelangelo (1568), Giorgio Vasari writes at length of the artist's funeral, which took place twenty-five days after his death. The coffin was opened for a short while for everyone to look at the body: "we found it so perfect in every part, and so free from any noisome odour, that we were ready to believe that it was rather at rest in a sweet and most peaceful sleep; and, besides that the features of the face were exactly as in life (except that there was something of the colour of death), it had no member that was marred or revealed any corruption, and the head and cheeks were not otherwise to the touch than as if he had passed away but a few hours before". Michelangelo's inanimate body seems to have been transfigured, which is one of the topoď of hagiography.
But the body of the subject can also be invested with a form of physical, material truth, revealing this time a body of flesh. This is John Dryden's opinion in his "Life of Plutarch", prefixed to the translation of Plutarch's Lives (1683). Dryden, using Bacon's categories of history ("Commentaries or Annals; History properly so called; and Biographia, or the Lives of particular Men") states that biography is "a descent into minute circumstances, and trivial passages of life" and adds: "here you are led into the private Lodgings of the Heroe: you see him in his undress, and are made Familiar with his most private actions and conversations […] ; you see the poor reasonable Animal, as naked as ever nature made him; are made acquainted with his passions and his follies, and find the Demy-God a Man". The body of the subject appears here to be symbolically naked, as a sign of intimacy with the reader and the biographer. For Vasari, Michelangelo's body is that of a saint; for Dryden, the hero's body is in fact that of a man.
We hope that the conference will also permit a reflection on the role of the representation of the body in the development of the biographical text in the early modern period. We welcome papers based on biographical texts such as: lives, "life and death", hagiography, panegyric, eulogy, funeral oration, biographies of poets, princes, artists, criminals, historic characters, but also autobiographies. All geographical areas of early modern Europe can be covered.
The official languages of the conference are English or French and papers should not exceed 25 minutes. A selection of papers will be published in Imaginaires, a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by the University of Reims. The 50-euro registration fee (30 euros for postgraduates) will cover this publication, as well as the two lunches and morning and afternoon coffee breaks.
Please submit abstracts of no more than 300 words as an attached Word document to Christine Sukic (email@example.com) with a short biographical note by 1 December 2011.
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Design along with Carla Scott, Executive Editor of Vogue Knitting, as you create a classic pullover featuring the cables of your choice.
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What are you most proud of? Ability to size properly and choose which cables I wanted in the garment.
That's gorgeous. I'd been put off this class because I didn't like the neckline in the sample sweater but your v-neck is lovely. Does the course show different types of necklines?
No but you can improvise based on instructions to do a v neck. I mapped my cables out as she indicated to determine where I wanted the center one to end.
That's why I haven't taken this class: I want a V-neck sweater, not round....
What a beautiful design. I love the addition of the V-neck and cable choices. And the yarn is gorgeous!


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Put the Nuns in Charge! -- Vicki Quade's Hilarious Sister Sequel
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Really enjoyed the show. I was not aware of how much the show relies on audience participation. I would go to the other "sister" shows. Too bad there wasn't a bigger audience.
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My daughter and I had a blast! We had no idea what to expect so the audience participation was a surprise! Very cleverly done, and I am a Protestant who now possesses a much broader perspective of Catholic education! I would recommend it to anyone...continued
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Enjoyable, however found Late Night Catachism funnier. Behaps because I saw it first and Put the Nuns was quite similar.
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Hilarious, especially if you're Catholic and remember the good ol'days of Sunday school. The nun was playfully funny so this is a good show for families with teenagers.
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LOCKPORT – A man who stole 32 bottles of cologne from Sears in The Summit, a Wheatfield mall, pleaded guilty to a felony Tuesday in Niagara County Court and was assigned to the judicial diversion program of court-supervised drug treatment.
Hassan K. Ford, 48, of Plaza Drive, Wheatfield, admitted to fourth-degree grand larceny in connection with the Feb. 21 theft. He is permanently barred from the Sears store as a condition of the plea deal. All the stolen items were recovered when Ford was arrested at gunpoint at a gas station near the mall.
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Fred Kaan was known and honoured throughout the English speaking world as a hymn writer. He was in the tradition of reformed ministers such as Philip Doddridge who wrote hymns to follow and sum up the sermons they preached. Having started to write hymns early in his ministry, his output grew steadily during his career.
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Mike Zimmer to have second interview with Vikings
Adam Caplan of ESPN reports that Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer will have a second interview with the team early next week. Zimmer has been called the favorite to land the job in multiple reports out of Minnesota and the invitation to return for another conversation won?t do anything to quiet that speculation.
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Leading Man Rex Smith Says He's Looking for Love—in the Classifieds
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Indians struggle on mound, at plate against Reds
CINCINNATI -- The Indians remain stuck in place.
Homer Bailey pitched seven innings to end his losing streak against Cleveland, and Billy Hamilton had an RBI triple and scored a run Thursday night, leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-0 victory.
The Reds won three of four in the annual intrastate series, splitting two games in Cleveland and sweeping a pair at Great American Ball Park.
The Indians are 10-11 since the break, leaving them 57-58 overall. After winning four in a row, they've now lost three in a row.
"Whenever you're at .500, just hanging around and waiting to see what's going to happen, that's tough," left-hander T.J. House said.
Bailey (9-5) had lost his past three starts against the Indians. After pitching out of trouble in the first, he settled in and allowed four hits while fanning eight. He also singled and scored.
Bailey overcame an unsettling moment in the fifth inning, when Jose Ramirez lined a pitch directly at his face.
The right-hander turned away and knocked down the ball with his glove, recovered and threw to first from his knees. Three times, Bailey shook his head as he regained his composure.
Hamilton had a hand in two of the four runs off House (1-3), who made his 11th career start. House gave up eight hits while pitching into the seventh and remained winless on the road, falling to 0-3 in seven games.
"That gives you a chance on a normal night," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "I thought his stuff was a little flatter than it has been."


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A good number of computer users think the answer to their tech problems is to ignore the symptoms, upgrade to fancier software or buy a new computer.
Here are five things that won't turn you into a tech guru overnight, but they'll keep your computer running fast, make you more productive and save you tons of frustration. Best of all, they won't cost you a cent.
If you're the tech support person for your family and friends, share this with them.
1. Work faster using keyboard shortcuts: The great thing about computers is that they can work much faster than you can. But telling them what to do is often a slow process. Well, there's a fix for that. Say you're ready to print a document. Instead of using the mouse to move a cursor around the screen and selecting "Print" from a drop-down menu, just hit Control+p on your keyboard.
There are dozens of keyboard shortcuts like this, from pressing Ctrl+s to save the file you're working on, to pressing Ctrl+z to undo a boo-boo.
It takes a little getting used to at first, but after you try keyboard shortcuts for a while, I guarantee that your mouse will start gathering dust.
Click here to learn my 5 essential keyboard shortcuts: www.komando.com/tips/index.aspx?id=13933. I also sell several comprehensive shortcut guides in my store. These cover all the time-saving shortcuts for Windows, OS X, Google services, the major Web browsers and iTunes.
2. Protect yourself from viruses and spyware: It's critical that you keep your security software current. If your software is out-of-date, you aren't protected. Malware can destabilize your computer, destroy files and steal personal information.
Every computer you own should have an antivirus program, a firewall and an antispyware program. If you're missing one or more of these, head over to my Security Center at www.komando.com/securitycenter to download free security programs.
Another huge threat right now is security holes in Java, a programming language used by Web browsers to run interactive content.
When a vulnerable version of Java is active in a Web browser, visiting a compromised website is all it takes for crooks to sneak malware onto your computer. In most cases, you won't even know the site is compromised until it's too late. To stay safe, stop using Java, or stay on top of the upgrades and use Java a lot more guardedly. Click here: www.komando.com/columns/ index.aspx?id=13939.
3. Share large files the easy way: The Internet was designed to make sharing information easy. But we've all run into roadblocks trying to share larger files by email. Sending large files through email is slow, can hit attachment size limits or fill up recipient inboxes. Fortunately, there are easier ways to share large files. These three popular sites will get the job done for you: Dropbox, WikiSend and Senduit.
4. Fix Wi-Fi problems: Nothing's worse than a spotty and sluggish wireless network. Movies stop to buffer, online games lag and video calls drop. First, double-check that the Internet speed you're getting is as fast as what you are paying for. This service will give your Internet connection a quick speed test: www.komando.com/downloads/category.aspx?id=3917.
Make sure your wireless network is encrypted. A sudden drop-off in wireless network speed could be a sign that your neighbors are using your open connection to surf and download files. Click here for detailed instructions on encrypting your network: www.komando.com/tips/index.aspx?id=11766.
If parts of your home are Wi-Fi dead spots or get weak signals, try placing the router in an open, central location away from walls and obstructions, such as metal filing cabinets.
You also could try the trusty beer-can hack. This involves cutting a beer or soda can open with a utility knife to make a parabolic antenna out of it. This offbeat trick can boost your network by two bars or more. It's easy, and I made a fun video to show you exactly how to do it. Watch it now: http://bit.ly/oqdFQC.
Want to know more? Click here for a handy rundown of everything you need to know about Wi-Fi: www.komando.com/tips/index.aspx?id=13937.
5. Perform regular maintenance and make backups: Keep your software up to date. Updates fix bugs and improve the stability of your operating system and programs.
If you spend more than two minutes a day looking for files on your hard drive, it's time to organize files and clear out old stuff. These freebies will help you: www.komando.com/downloads/category.aspx?id=10397. Keeping a block of free space on your hard drive also will boost to your operating system.
Of course, the most important maintenance tip I can give is to back up your data with a cloud-based solution. There are many services available. The service I recommend is Carbonite. It is an advertiser of my national radio, but I've used its services for years even before they were an advertiser.
Kim Komando hosts the nation's largest talk radio show about consumer electronics, computers and the Internet. Hear it locally at 94.3 WSC News Radio noon-3 p.m. Sundays. For more information, go to www.komando.com.


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SELINSGROVE - The Juniata County American Legion baseball team made a spirited comeback Wednesday evening in Selinsgrove, rallying from a 5-3 deficit in the final inning to knot the game at 5-5.
After Selinsgrove failed to win the game in the bottom half of the seventh and final inning, the game was suspended due to darkness and the locals will try to fully complete the comeback when the game resumes later in the season when Selinsgrove visits Juniata.
The outcome looked bleak for Juniata for the majority of the evening. Selinsgrove struck right away, plating two runs in the first off of Juniata starting pitcher Dylan Loudenslager. The visitors were able to get on the scoreboard when Adrian Martin's single scored leadoff hitter Chantz Swartz, but Selinsgrove added two more off of Loudenslager thanks to a Zac Broome RBI-triple.
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Juniata County's Chas Maguire gets a hit against Selinsgrove on Wednesday at Selinsgrove High School.
With Juniata's offense unable to get going until later in the game, it was up to reliever Korey Martin, who took over for Loudenslager in the fourth inning, to keep his team in the game. And he did just that, limiting Selinsgrove to one run, which was unearned, in his 3 1/3 innings.
"He did a good job there, coming in and relieving Dylan," Juniata manager Mark Mingle said. "He basically shut them down for three innings there so that we could have a chance to come back."
Juniata cut the lead to 5-3 in the sixth despite not recording a base hit. Instead, it used its patience at the plate to draw five walks from Selinsgrove started Tyler Showers and reliever Colby Crissinger. With one out and the bases loaded, Crissinger fielded a softly hit grounder and fired to second to get the out, but second baseman Broome's throw to first skipped by the first baseman, allowing two runs to score.
The visitors used the same tactic to even the game up in the top of the seventh. After a leadoff strikeout, Kyle Hart drew a walk and advanced to third on an errant pickoff attempt. He would score on Chas Maguire's RBI-single. Dalton Nealman reached on an error that sent Maguire to third. Martin then drew a walk, with ball four skipping past Selinsgrove catcher Zach Hendricks and allowing Maguire to score and tie the game. Derek Snyder struck out to end the threat. Martin then pitched a perfect bottom half of the seventh before the game was called.
"I'm proud of my guys," Mingle said. "They really dug their heels in and fought. We were patient when we needed to be patient, with their pitchers getting a little bit wild there, and we were aggressive when we needed to be. We're starting to buckle down."
Mifflin County 13, Clearfield 1
CLEARFIELD - Mifflin County pounded out 13 runs and Ross Torquato did the rest on the mound, tossing a compete game and allowing just one run as Mifflin County picked up a 13-1 win over Clearfield in a American Legion Baseball game.
Max Remy led the way offensively with a double and a triple and Heath Hidlay and Carter Spade each knocked in two runs.
"It was an all-around well played game," Mifflin County coach Bernie Howard said. "Ross Torquato was control from the beginning."
Not only did the Mifflin County offensive and starting pitcher perform well, but so did the defense.
"The game ended on a 6-3 double play," Howard said. "We played errorless ball again. We got contributions up and down the line-up. It was a satisfying win."
Mifflin County is now (4-0, 3-0 Central Penn League) and will play a doubleheader at Shaner Field against State College.


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Guys/Girls, I figured that with the membership here, someone would have a listing of gunstores in the ABQ area.My Pop is looking to get his 1st handgun, specifically a PPK, and doesn't really know where to start looking for it, and I'm 1000 miles away.
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It seems that in today's racing world everyone has a nickname.
Kevin Harvick is "Happy," and Tony Stewart also goes by the name of "Smoke."
But some nicknames in the world of NASCAR have become just as recognizable as the person (or in one case, the track) to which they are given.
Everyone knows that Richard Petty is "The King," and Dale Earnhardt will always be known as "The Intimidator," but where do those names rank among the rest of their peers?
In the slides ahead, we are going to count down the 10 best nicknames that NASCAR has ever given of us.


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Simon Cowell and the other judges from "The X Factor" are in town to tape four shows at the North Charleston Coliseum.
Shows will be taped at 2 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. today and Wednesday. The shows will air this fall on Fox.
Judges joining Cowell for the third season are Grammy Award-winning artist Kelly Rowland, international pop star Paulina Rubio and Demi Lovato.
Tickets to the tapings are free and are available online at at on-camera-audiences.com/shows/The_X_Factor_Road_Shows.
Read more as updates become available and in upcoming editions of The Post and Courier.
FILE - This May 24, 2012 file photo released by Fox shows judges, from left, L.A. Reid, Demi Lovato, Britney Spears and Simon Cowell from the singing competition series, "The X Factor," in Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/Fox, Ray Mickshaw)×
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The Magicians by Lev Grossman
Reviewed by John Clute
09 November 2009
There was nothing exactly wrong at first, and hundreds of pages passed with nothing exactly going wrong; so why, at p.332, should the reader (this one, anyway) find himself baulking at the thought of reading even one more page, baulking for almost a month at clawing through the last few chapters of The Magicians, Lev Grossman's new novel, a hedge-magic tale that quickly turns into a Hogwarts fantasy set in crosshatch country, and then opens an Inner Door to something very much like Narnia? I mean, doesn't that sound like fun? I mean, doesn't that sound memorious? I mean, isn't it kind of what we're supposed to revel in nowadays, to be dragged along the chrome runnels of a story where every twisty turn and namecheck is second nature to everybody—the author, the reader, the characters, the book talking to itself? The Magicians (up to p.332 at least) is a book where everybody knows what everybody knows, or soon will. There seems to be a name for everything, and everything in its place. It seems airless.
More than airless: terrifying. The Magicians terrifies not by conveying a sense that the labyrinthine ways of Story expose sigils of telling that cannot be further paraphrased, the sort of terror that the superficially garish Stephen King conveys so unerringly; The Magicians terrifies (and stopped at least one reader short) by conveying a sense that what is untold is simply that which has not been told yet, that what is can be told: straight on. Which is frightening bollocks. And it may be that Lev Grossman—bound to the course of writing a Young Adult novel that goes off the rails of school and sex and stuff about halfway through in order to get to the real and railless sigils of adult life, and bamboozled perhaps by the bluestocking felicity of his story-craft, page after page exemplifying a dreadful writers'-workshop-like scud through rough seas unscathed—simply decided that he could get away with telling his readers more than they expected to hear (though less than he may think he is actually telling) about the world and the story he threads through it. If this is what Grossman tried to create, a tale machined for market, then this is astonishingly competent writer may have written exactly the book he wanted to write.
Which is I guess what hung me out to dry.
But let us approach p.332 from the beginning. A lot goes on very fast in The Magicians. Two structuring premises interact. One: a Hogwarts-like school for magic called Brakebills educates specially selected Young Adults (not children, as in J. K. Rowling) for purposes never fully revealed here, though we guess that Brakebills may in fact be a forcing academy for Secret Masters: ethical Secret Masters whose task—keeping homo sapiens from terminating the planet—they may be performing even now (the last pages of the book hint at a sequel). Two: like many of his co-students (Brakebills is full of sex and dysfunction, as befits the Young Adult trade), young Quentin is deeply familiar with a series of children's books about a Secondary World land known as Fillory, which a Sorites of Siblings periodically visits (the parallels with C. S. Lewis's Narnia are worked out in considerable detail). Quentin's longing to go to Fillory is (too efficiently) calibrated into his anhedonic, contrarian personality, and serves as a constant reminder to him that life on planet Earth is not a Story, it is only storyable, and that you have to believe in the storyableness of who you think you are to succeed at disappointment management down here, dying. His discovery that Brakebills is real, that there is a Story within of powers and doings and enablement, generates a cognate awareness that Fillory must, also, be real.
Brakebills and the doings of its profs and Young Adults take up much of The Magicians, and not all of it exhausts itself in the first telling, despite the accusations of excessive clarity I've been making. The incursion of a kind of profound demon into a classroom (it is properly memorable, as the superb final pages of the novel partly turn on the reader's remembering it clearly) strikes a note that seems to be too soon dropped. And the long sequence in which Quentin and others are transfigured into geese and fly south to the Antarctic to further their education—it is a direct and loving homage to a similar sequence in T. H. White's original version of The Sword in the Stone (1938)—also seems to stop short; and it may be that the clarity of Quentin's goose-psyche is just a tad too easy to understand. But these two sequences, which could be described as masterly, only emphasize the angst-and-elevenses control freakery of the main line of narrative.
The ultimate transit to Fillory is equally competent, and the experiences of Quentin and his Companions in the troubled Land—for Fillory has long ago lost its monarch(s), the Siblings whose sojourns, as recounted in the original series, are now deep sunk in time—feel hollow to the eye, and the inhabitants of Fillory could be Mormons dressed up as Pluto for all I care, by now, because we are now getting into the low 300s of the text. We are now in the Deep Ruins of Fillory, where the lost crown (etc. etc.) may be hidden. A ruined orrery hoves into view and sinks below the dust-infested offing. Metamorphic creatures—they could be Plutos dressed up as Mormons for all I care—hove into view and are chopped into smithereens by the valiant crew. (Grossman does violence very well, in a really fast, chained-macro way; but as nobody in the tale seems to care a jot, yet, about any of the deaths depicted, neither does the reader.) We reach p. 332.
A month passes in the world of the reader of the tale.
But we pick the book up again, and we reach p.333, deep underground, with Quentin and his Companions trekking through corridors deep sunk in time, utterly lost but soon to be found, and we read a sentence, and something changes. The sentence is, I suppose, pure description—"The walls were carved with ranks of crude marching figures in profile, thousands of them, each one holding a different totem: a palm leaf, a torch, a key, a sword, a pomegranate."—but something toggled in my mind's eye, and I was there. I was in the story at last. I think I know why. I think Lev Grossman had finally written a sentence he didn't own, a sentence which meant more than he could say, a sentence of pure Story, indistinguishable from magic. And the story somersaults suddenly into the Walpurgisnacht reversals and elatedness it so desperately needed at this point, but which I could not believe Schoolmarm-Apollo Grossman could ever forget himself enough to permit. The game of the book turns from checkers to chess on a Wild Board.
There is little more to tell that is not spoiler, and as The Magicians depends for its final impact on a sense that the entire plot has shoulder-surfed itself like the phoenix, spoilers will be regretfully eschewed. Enough perhaps to note that the heart of the terror of the book—for in the end it is grown-up enough to be called a tale of terror—lies in a very clear presentation of the nature of the beast. Terror in The Magicians is the Prayer Answered.
Terror (look around) is to get what you asked for.


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A new story by Travis Anderson in the Tales of the SID series: Collaborators. Multiple assassination attempts across allied lines with old intertwined enemies claiming responsibility, the triangle of attempts stretches between the Federation, member world Bajor, and the Cardassian Union. Every world seems a victim as well as a potential threat. The SID is brought in to sift friend from foe.
The premiere of the new Star Trek series Discovery has been moved from January 2017 to May 2017. Well, I can wait a few more months.
The latest episode of the fan film series Star Trek Continues: "Embracing the Winds". Here is my review.
50 years ago today, on September 8, 1966, the very first episode of Star Trek, "The Man Trap", aired on NBC. On the occasion of the anniversary I look back at the Political Messages in Star Trek over the years, and ahead at what I expect from it in the future.


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Mine works! I love it and I love the remote.
Well with all those "omg my console doesn't work" posts I would like to know how many of you have consoles that DO work fine :S
Owned: Wii, Sports, Play, LoZ:TP
Mine works! I love it and I love the remote.
all fine and dandy here.
I love it.
I'm just the same as everyone else.....
-Red Steel
...but I enjoy it none the less!
Those with perfectly fine consoles will not be on the internet talking about it. That is why it seems that lot's of people are pissed off. Because the millions of others are perfectly satified playing them right now
I need a wee... I don't like puns
Emphasis on the word 'POLL' in my thread that I made..
Once all the dust has settled we can poll it, they'll be a lot of configuration issues initially rather than major faults.Originally Posted by Wiired
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In the making
Router configured and reset, all systems go with mine. Oh... and we're loving it so far!
WiiSports (obviously) / Redsteel / Excite Truck / TC:SO / Rayman RR / Wii Play / Sonic and the Secret Rings / Mad Catz Skinz
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Congressional procrastination could lead to chaotic decision-making on the federal budget after the November elections, but many economists believe this procrastination is already harming the economy.
The damage stems from widespread uncertainty over what elected officials will do, if anything, about the "fiscal cliff" – a combination of sharp "automatic" spending cuts and the scheduled expiration of tax cuts at year's end.
The Wall Street Journal reported today on its survey of 47 economists, noting their widespread concern about the growing economic cost of congressional inaction. This "adds insult to injury to an economy already flirting with a stall rate," said Diane Swonk of Mesirow Financial. Another analyst, Julia Coronado of BNP Paribas, said: "We are already feeling the effects in hiring and investment."
The general expectation in Washington is that elected officials will not take action on the fiscal cliff until after the elections, despite encouragement throughout much of this year from The Concord Coalition and many other analysts and groups to work out a bipartisan action plan as soon as possible....


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I bought my coconut milk at Walmart - it's not organic but the only ingrs. are coconut extract & water. It's a brand imported from Thailand called 'Aroy-D'.
Hey everyone! I'm new to this and glad to be here. I've been eating Paleo for the last month after years of eating.......well, everything. My savior in all of this has been cocnut milk. I don't do dairy right now and this has given me that creaminess in things I've been missing. I have searched all the stores in my area nad can't find Organic, BPA free, Guar gum free, milk anywhere. I looked online and saw Natural Value milk and went ahead and ordered 12 cans. I have been trying to read as much as possible about them, especially on here, so that I don't repeat what has already been discussed, so I apologize if this is issue has been beat to death. I did read an old post on here about them when they did have BPA, and from their website it looks as though they have switched back to the no-gum and no-BPA. My question is, has anyone had experience with this brand??!! There are some reviews on Amazon, which who knows if you can trust, but not anywhere on here. Anyone had this??
I bought my coconut milk at Walmart - it's not organic but the only ingrs. are coconut extract & water. It's a brand imported from Thailand called 'Aroy-D'.
Amazon has Native Forest which is BPA free. You can get 12 cans per month for $21-ish on subscription, I think.
Oooh... it also comes in 96 ounce size!
Native Forest Organic Classic Coconut Milk,96-Ounce: Amazon.com: Grocery & Gourmet Food
Just thought I'd point you toward it since you mentioned "ordered" and "amazon" in your op.
ETA: Coconut cream, even better! Om nom nom!
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Not sure how it compares to the WalMart Aroy-D...this is 100% coconut milk
Cool. I will keep those in mind. I should be getting this case in the next few days so I will definitely send out a review when I dive into it!
I've only tried natural coconut milk, I know that it has many benefits and besides, I'm looking for something to replace cows milk as I cut down on eating dairy. At this page you can find some coconut milk nutrition facts. I'm wondering if sore-bought coconut milk tastes the same and as beneficial as natural one, if yes I'm definitely going to try it.
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You can also make it yourself. I do a 2:1 ration of hot water to coconut flakes. I let it sit for a little while in the blender before turning it on. Then I put it through a paint straining bag and put the milk in the fridge. My daughter likes this better than the canned. Right now I'm working on drying out the coconut that's left, putting it through the food processor and using it as coconut flour.
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I'm such a slacker... it took me 2 months to install "innotop". I just finished the installation and got it to connect. Looks like the default screen shows db uptime, queries per second, and current sql statement executing on the main screen. I hit "L" to get to the show-lock screen and wouldn't you know it, I don't have any locks right now (not complaining).

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The default timeout is 50 seconds, thats a pretty long time for an insert or update. Are you sure you can't trim that?
 You might be better served tracking down the locking culprit and fixing the root issue, that or upgrading to faster hardware.
 This looks useful, http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2007/09/18/how-to-debug-innodb-lock-waits/ I have not used that exact method yet but now that I have found it I plan to.

 Anyway, here are some lines from some of my server configs that affect innodb performance.

 innodb_flush_method = O_DIRECT
 This one is very hardware dependent, may help, may hurt: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/innodb-parameters.html#sysvar_innodb_flush_method (We use to avoid double buffering as the article says).

 innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2
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Arclight (comics)
Arclight. Main image by Steve Skroce. Background Art by Joe Madureira.
|Publication information
|Marvel Comics
|First appearance
|Uncanny X-Men #210 (October 1986)
|Created by
|Chris Claremont
|In-story information
|Alter ego
|Philippa Sontag
|Human Mutant
|Team affiliations
|The 198
|Superhuman strength, stamina, durability and resiliency
Ability to generate seismic energies with her hands that cause shock waves and geo tremors
Arclight (Philippa Sontag) is a mutant supervillainess appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
Publication history[edit]
Arclight first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #210-211 (October–November 1986), and was created by Chris Claremont and John Romita Jr.
The character subsequently appears in X-Factor #10 (November 1986), Thor #373 (November 1986), Power Pack #27 (December 1986), Uncanny X-Men #213 (January 1987), 215 (March 1987), 219 (July 1987), 221-223 (September–October 1987), 240 (January 1989), Captain America #387-392 (July–September 1991), X-Man #13 (March 1996), 18-19 (August–September 1996), Cable Annual 1999, X-Men: The 198-Files (March 2006), X-Men #183 (April 2006), X-Men: The 198 #2-5 (April–July 2006), Civil War: X-Men #3 (November 2006), X-Men #200-203 (August–November 2007), and New X-Men #46 (March 2008).
Walt Simonson said that "when Jon Bogdanove drew Arclight in Power Pack, she had a much different figure than I gave her in X-Factor. But I went back and did a little bit of revision work in my book after I'd seen what John had done."[1]
Arclight received an entry in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update '89 #1.
Fictional character biography[edit]
Arclight served with the American ground forces during the Vietnam War, and she is still haunted by memories of that place.[2] She has redirected her rage into bodybuilding, which she uses to augment her mutant powers. Her mutant ability enables her to create shock waves through physical contact, usually combined with her super strength in form of punches and blows. During a few of her appearances she has been shown to project a bright light upon impact of her hands.
As a war veteran, she is well versed in battle and is known as one of the most bloodthirsty members of the Marauders, the group responsible for the "Mutant Massacre". Her relationship with teammate Scalphunter has also made her second-in-command. During their first mission, Arclight kills dozens of underground-dwelling mutants known as Morlocks.[2] She also took some time off to answer Superia's invitation to join her female group of villains, the Femizons.[3]
Though the details of her recruitment by Mister Sinister to the Marauders remain unrevealed, she has participated in all of the group's major operations. Due to Sinister cloning the Marauders multiple times, it is hard to determine if the 'original' Arclight has been present in all of them.
Following M-Day, Arclight became one of the so-called 198, one of the few remaining mutants retaining their powers, and a refugee at the X-Mansion.[4] She later returns as a member of the New Marauders, alongside old members like Scalphunter and new ones like Sunfire and Lady Mastermind.[5]
During Messiah CompleX in the final battle on Muir Isle, she is injured by Wolfsbane who bites her in the neck.[6] She is seen later being defeated by Rockslide.[7]
Powers and abilities[edit]
Arclight possesses the ability to generate seismic energies with her hands that cause shock waves and geo tremors. She also has superhuman strength, stamina, durability and resiliency.
Other versions[edit]
Age of Apocalypse[edit]
In the Age of Apocalypse, a male character named Arclight is a member of the Brotherhood.[volume & issue needed] It is unknown if he has any relation to the Earth-616 character named Arclight, or what powers he possesses.
House of M[edit]
In the House of M reality, Arclight (alongside Mentallo and Wild Child) is a member of the Red Guard that was positioned in Australia to work with Exodus.[8]
In other media[edit]
- Arclight appeared in the two-part X-Men episode "Sanctuary." She is among the mutants that join Magneto's mutant haven. In the episode "Secrets Not Long Buried", she is one of the many residents of the mutant-dominated community of Skull Mesa.[9]
- Arclight first appears in the Wolverine and the X-Men episode "eXcessive Force". This Arclight is male, and he is supposedly the field leader of the Marauders taking direct orders from Mister Sinister. He utilizes the same shock wave powers as his mainstream and movie counterparts. When Vertigo arrives to warn him about Cyclops coming, he is attacked while Vertigo flees. Mister Sinister gets contacted by him and is given orders to give Cyclops information that would lead him into a trap.[10]
- Arclight appeared in the 2006 motion picture X-Men: The Last Stand played by Dominican fashion model and actress Omahyra Mota. Arclight had no lines in the film. In the movie, her shock wave-based superpowers are more refined than in the comic book: her shock waves project in an outward fashion and she can target specific materials. She is a member of the Omegas. During the raid on Alcatraz, Arclight used her shockwaves to disable the cure weapons and later joined Quill and Psylocke in targeting Warren Worthington II. She, Quill, and Psylocke are later killed by Jean Grey's disintegration wave when her Dark Phoenix side activates.
Video games[edit]
- Arclight appears in Deadpool,[11] voiced by Chani Krich.[citation needed] She serves as the game's first boss. The encounter ends with Arclight dying on a piece of rebar.
- ^ Sanderson, Peter (October 1986). "Walt & Louise Simonson". Comics Interview (39). Fictioneer Books. p. 44.
- ^ a b X-Factor vol. 1 #10 (November 1986)
- ^ Power Pack vol. 1 #27 (December 1986)
- ^ X-Men: The 198 #2-5 (April–July 2006)
- ^ X-Men vol. 2 #200
- ^ X-Men #200-203 (August–November 2007)
- ^ New X-Men #46 (March 2008)
- ^ Hulk: Broken Worlds #1
- ^ X-Men episode "Sanctuary"
- ^ Wolverine & The X-Men episode "eXcessive Force"
- ^ http://www.comingsoon.net/news/gamenews.php?id=103948
External links[edit]
- Arclight at the Marvel Universe wiki
- Characters created by Chris Claremont
- Characters created by John Romita Jr.
- Comics characters introduced in 1986
- Female supervillains
- Fictional mercenaries
- Fictional murderers
- Fictional Vietnam War veterans
- Film characters
- Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength
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The Hart district shot up 13 points in the state's Academic Performance Index (API), exceeding the state's goal of 800 points with an overall district score of 804.
Ten of the district's 17 schools also exceeded the state goal and almost every school noted significant growth over last year's API score, according to data released Thursday by the California Department of Education.
"Districtwide that is right where we want to be - 804 is a very good score and we're very proud of that," said Dave LeBarron, director of curriculum and assessment for the William S. Hart Union High School District.
API scores are calculated by converting a student's performance on statewide assessments across multiple
content areas into points.
These points are then averaged across all students and all tests for their schools and district, resulting is the school's or district's API. API scores can range from 200 to 1000 with scores above 800 being the goal for all schools and districts.
Academic Performance Indexes are also calculated for subgroups - ethnic minorities, economically disadvantaged, English learners and students with disabilities - which account for the state's much-discussed "achievement gap." All subgroups in the Hart District showed growth except English learners, whose score remained the same.
The district's highest API was achieved by Early College High School, which scored an API of 889. The score is especially significant since the school targets its recruitment toward students who wouldn't necessarily have considered themselves college-bound. The school, which offers high school and college classes to its students simultaneously, has a majority of students from ethnic minorities who are often the first in their families to attend college.
Academy of the Canyons also increased its API by 23 points over last year to score 869. Other schools scoring above the 800 state API goal are Hart, Saugus, Valencia and West Ranch high schools and Arroyo Seco, Placerita, Rancho Pico and Rio Norte junior high schools. Canyon and Golden Valley high schools and Sierra Vista Junior High made significant gains over last year's API as they approach the 800 API goal.
While Bowman High School's index decreased 27 points from last year, the school's 598 API is still above most continuation schools in the state. In addition, Bowman's index increased by 130 points from two years ago.
Another facet of today's Accountability Progress Report is the federal Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP), used to evaluate schools' progress toward meeting the No Child Left Behind goal that 100 percent of students score proficient or better in English/language arts (ELA) and math by 2014.
The Hart District met 36 of 38 AYP criteria, missing only in the students with disabilities subgroup, for both ELA and math. Individual schools that missed their AYP targets also did so because of scores for students with disabilities and, in a few cases, for English learners or economically disadvantaged subgroups.
"In previous years, the California Department of Education factored in an extra 20 percent to the proficiency for (students with disabilities) because no modified test is available," said Vicki Engbrecht, Hart District's assistant superintendent of instructional services. "This year the federal government disallowed this calculation and, as a result, the Hart District, like most others in Los Angeles County, fell shy of the required target for this subgroup."
Target scores also rose significantly this year as AYP requirements push upward toward the goal of 100 percent proficient. This year's targets were 34 percent of students at proficient or above in ELA and 34.6 percent in math, up from 23 percent and 23.7 percent last year.
The Hart District recorded proficiency rates of 66.7 percent for ELA and 64.8 percent for mathematics.
"Our students have shown excellent growth overall, and our subgroups have also shown progress, but we need to do even more," LeBarron said. He noted that the special education faculty and staff have developed strong intervention programs and the district has aligned textbooks to the state standards and instruction in special education classes in a drive to better serve students with special needs. LeBarron said Hart District students with disabilities have shown growth and actually would have met last year's targets before those targets were raised.
"The new targets have become very challenging, especially for students with disabilities and English learners, and most schools across the state are expected to miss their AYP targets in these categories. The growth in this year's API scores and the achievement of almost all of the district's AYP targets did not happen automatically, LeBarron said.
"It was the result of our teachers, support staff and administrators working very hard to assess, evaluate and improve their instruction and our students' performance," he said. "Their work, combined with the support we receive from our parents and community, is the core of a school culture that is focused on meeting the academic needs of all of its students."


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Of all the NYS Envirothon elements, which do you find most challenging and why?
Forestry. The trees are different than what we have on Long Island, and the questions are harder because there is a time limit.
How does this compare to the county-level competition?
It is more competitive and there is a different focus, but the questions are about the same.
What do you like best about competing on a college campus?
It is really fun to spend the night with my friends, learn about Keuka, and get to walk around the campus.
What are your plans next year?
I will continue being active in school, and the Envirothon.
What is your dream job?
I want to be a pediatrician.
In your view, what is the most important environmental issue faced by our country, and what can your generation do about it?
Economics and environment to be feasible and protect the planet. We have to make sure environmental protection is on the top of our list.
Water: Bottled or Tap? Why?
I prefer tap water because it is safer and cleaner.
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By lerobeck
from Portland, Maine
This firebox is very noisy when the heat function is on. It rattles and hums like a snare drum, this is why I gave it only 2 stars. This is very disappointing. I bought a similar product about 5 years ago, also a Dimplex, very quiet.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Humes Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc.
Products produced/services provided: Sales of new Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge & Ram vehicles, used vehicle sales, service-parts, paint & collision center.
Location(s): 1010 Route 19, Waterford, PA 16441
Date founded: 1946
Ownership/top management: Robert Humes, president; Gregory Humes, secretary-treasurer; Matt Clark, vice president
No. of employees: 62
Web site: humesforcars.com
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Highlights of 2009: Chrysler Corporation named Humes as the No. 1 best-performing dealer in the entire United States. We exceeded the sales requirements by the highest percentage of any Chrysler Jeep or Dodge dealer in the country. Humes was also recognized as having the highest customer satisfaction of any high sales volume dealer in the country. Humes is sure helping put Erie, Pa., on the map and shows that Humes is truly customer driven.
Goals for 2010: We are very excited and extremely optimistic about 2010. We have several new, totally redesigned and engineered new products being introduced shortly. The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee featuring the new Pentastar line of high tech, powerful and fuel efficient V-6 engines, an all new 2011 Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, plus some new subcompact fuel sipping sporty vehicles from Fiat will be arriving in a few months. Our goal is to maintain our high level of customer satisfaction that has been the key to our success for over 64 years now.