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Super Mario 64-A rocky start in 3D.
Score: D+
by Dimentio the Magician
July 24, 2013 0 0
Mario's Worst Hits
Score: D-
by Mega Man
March 26, 2013 0 0
Super Mario 64 Review by GameNTrade
Score: A+
by GameN Trade
January 18, 2013 0 0
Excellent game. No doubt!
Score: A
by Cody Jackson
March 09, 2012 0 0
One of the best games ever made is Super Mario 64!
Score: A
by Larry Mario
August 07, 2011 0 0
The Worst Mario Platformer, no doubt about it!
Score: C+
by Victor George
June 05, 2011 1 0
Score: A+
by Kevin Trainor
This could be the single greatest game ever made.
November 25, 2009 0 0
awesome game of the year
Score: A+
by Dorian Harris
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one of the awesome game of the year fun to play if your inrested in this game i got say well u just can't get enough of this & take my word...
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January 27, 2009 0 0
One of the best games ever made.
Score: A+
by Will Gaub
This is by far the best Mario game,and is one of the best games ever made. There is not one legitimate bad thing about this game. An absolute MASTERPIECE!!!!!
January 01, 2009 0 0
Super Mario 64
Score: F
by Brennan Martinez
I have no idea what happened, but Mario was much better when it was in 2d. The camera seems to be fighting against you, and the graphics seem to glitch too much. Not worth it.
December 19, 2004 0 0
This defined the beginning of 3D
Score: A+
by Joey Basco
This was THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY game of its time. Thats all...its that damn good it doesnt need an indepth review.
August 23, 2004 0 0
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Returning to the Source of Ancient Hellenic Theatre
Welcome to Imalis,
Imalis is a research and training center dedicated to the study of the performing arts in the Ancient Hellenic tradition. Imalis proposes, organizes and hosts a wide range of activities from in-depth professional workshops in the performing arts to healing and self-development retreats for the general public, conducted on location, and offering dedicated spaces and direct access to the archeological spaces.
We are looking inwards this year, and our 2015 season will be focused on new works development and further research into Ancient Hellenic Theatre, as well as fundraising and substantial infrastructure improvements.
Come work with us - Imalis is inviting selected institutions to train, research and develop in Epidauros. You can see some of our work on our YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/ProjectImalis. For more information, please email us at email@example.com
New York, Los Angeles, London - and around we go, traveling from city to city and marshalling support and collaborators for 2016 and onwards.
State University of California, Sacramamento - Imalis has been invited to Sac State to lecture and offer Master Classes on Ethopoetics. Sac State's Theatre department has been using Imalis' method in their teaching of Ancient Hellenic Theatre.
Hippokrene Font 2015 - the second year of a multi-year project, the Hippokrene Font is aimed at the creation of new works in lyrical theatre by a select group of both young and established poets, performers, and other artists. They will gather in Epidauros to develop new forms of dramatic verse, its application and expression, and to present the outcome of their work. 2015 greets Simon Mundy, Vasilios Arabos, Chas Libretto, and Louis Butelli in Epidauros.
Working Sessions - We continue with our annual working sessions, with sessions planned for Summer and Fall 2015, as well as Spring 2016. Sign up now…..
Paideia Institute Imalis welcomed representatives from Paideia in Nafplion this past January, and 2015 marks the beginning of what we feel will be a strong and fruitful collaboration.
Psittacus & Cyclops - Imalis and Paideia will be bringing Psittacus' award winning rock opera Cyclops to Greece this summer, a musical adaptation of Euripides' play.
Digital Imalis - We have been hard at work developing and extending our capabilities in the digital world. We are currently implementing collaboration and conferencing, mobile apps, and a full complement of tools dedicated to the translation, sharing, propagation, research, and evolution of new materials and sources, all on on proprietary and dedicated iron. For more, follow the link…….
Train on site
Located in immediate proximity to the twin ancient theaters and sacred healing centers of ancient Epidauros, Imalis offers in situ immersive experiential practice and study in the arts of the ancient stage.
A vital learning context
Our work seeks to bring together local citizens, international artists and seasonal visitors into a vital learning context for cultural exchange and self-development, in one of the most unique natural settings and cultural destinations of Greece, and indeed the world.
Art & community
Imalis fulfills many important roles at once. It is an international network of collaborating artists and organizations, it is a partnership in local development and it is an artistic process.
A healing center
As its name indicates, Επί της Αύρας "upon the aura," the sacred site originally chosen by the Asklepian healers of Chios retains all its telluric and healing qualities, which any visitor can experience to this day.
1. dances & music that were performed around the well to celebrate the rising of the waters in springtime.
2. an international performance research and training center in the arts of Ancient Greek Theater in partnership with the historic township of Epidauros.
Ancient Theatre - Ancient Path
We imagine it overgrown. Though in the rough hills of Argolis, in reality far less than what we picture.
How does one find the path that leads to the palace of Orestes and Electra.
And there is a wall, they say, with no door. Ever crumbling by day. Blind, deaf hands rebuild it every night. It too is old. Older, even, than Greece. And keeps us out.
Speak to the wall for the door to hear. And you will enter the ancestral palace.
Walls, locked doors and labyrinthine corridors.
Shadow of Orestes on the new Millennium
What lies hidden behind? Walls, surfaces, interiors... landscapes, clouds and mirrors. Poor Orestes. One must multiply before one can divide. Poor brother, poor sister. Faces both familiar and strange. Masks. Ancestors and Gods, both forgotten and real, living and dead. Father... Echoes, symbols and the emptiness of space. Loss, and open sky.
For whom is the bell ringing in my Father's house? Whose lonely voice bellows in the courtyards and empty halls? Hungry, loveless, outraged... monstrous.
What lies in the ancestral palace. The monstrous and its ironies.
Tragic, pathetic, laughable. Oh, so terribly human.
Pure medicine.
Mother... A door into the tradition.
We continue, one step further down the path of ancient ethopoetics. How do we speak to the wall for the door to hear? The amphitheater seems flat and empty. Yet this is not just an illusion.
Opening a path. It seems simple. A path with heart. A thread, a bobbin that love alone unravels.
Sister. Take your first step, dancing. Surely this is a trap...
This year we are once again proud to have several outstanding artists and teachers joining us in our journey. We invite you to browse our site and learn more about our upcoming workshops as well as the open work sessions which we regularly schedule in the Spring and Fall of every year.


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ANZAC Day: 100 Years
ANZAC Day is one of Australia and New Zealand's most important commemorative occasions marking the anniversary of the first major military action fought by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC), during World War 1, at Gallipoli, Turkey.
In 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers set out as part of an Allies expedition to capture the Gallipoli Peninsula and open the way to the Black Sea. Continue reading "ANZAC Day: 100 Years" »
WDYTYA Live 2015: Highlights
The MyHeritage team had a fantastic time last week at the Who Do You Think You Are Live? 2015 show in Birmingham, UK.
Thousands interested in exploring their family history flocked to the show this year. We enjoyed meeting new friends and catching up with old ones who visited our booth to say hello.
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Competition: Win tickets for WDYTYA Live 2015!
We're excited to be heading to "Who Do You Think You Are? Live" in Birmingham, UK, from April 16-18, and we're offering 8 lucky winners the chance to join us!
Want to win a free pair of tickets to WDYTYA?Live 2015? 8 lucky readers will have the chance to win free entry to the event and a genealogy session with our experts at our booth.
To enter, share with us the ancestor you'd most like to meet and why.
Send your entry by Tuesday, April 14 to firstname.lastname@example.com with your full name and postal address. The lucky winners will be chosen and notified by email.
We'll also be presenting many exciting talks and workshops, and will soon post what we have planned for the event.
Good luck!
Global Family Reunion: Get your tickets now!
The Global Family Reunion is only a few months away and tickets are available now!
If you haven't yet heard, best-selling author A.J. Jacobs is planning the world's largest family reunion this summer and all 7 billion of his cousins are invited.
What? The largest family reunion that will make history
When? June 6, 2015
Where? New York Hall of Science in Queens, New York
Watch the video below for more information on the Global Family Reunion and how to get involved:
All event proceeds will go toward Alzheimer's research and education. Learn more about how to purchase tickets, donate or join the Global Family Tree at the Global Family Reunion Festival Page.
Hope to see you all there!
RootsTech 2015: Day 3
And so another RootsTech conference comes to an end. But what an incredible few days it's been!
Today saw RootsTech's largest crowd ever. The exhibit hall was filled to capacity with people of all ages, interested in family history.
Today was also family day, so 2000 extra young people and families attended.
All our demos were well attended and people flooded our team with questions.
Continue reading "RootsTech 2015: Day 3" »
RootsTech 2015: Day 2
This year's RootsTech is set to be the biggest yet, with more attendees and online participants than ever before.
One of today's highlights was MyHeritage's participation in the first ever Innovator Showdown.
Over 50 software developers from around the world entered a challenge to create the best new innovations in family history for an opportunity to win $25,000 in awards provided by sponsors (including MyHeritage, a platinum sponsor). The entrants were narrowed down over a course of rounds, and finalists were invited to present their ideas in the keynote hall. Prizes were determined by a panel of renowned judges and live audience voting. MyHeritage's VP of Business Development, Dan Mano, was a judge, alongside our good friend AJ Jacobs and other leaders from the business world.
Continue reading "RootsTech 2015: Day 2" »
RootsTech 2015: Day 1
The MyHeritage team is in Utah for RootsTech, the largest family history event in North America.
Here are some highlights from day 1.
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RootsTech 2015: MyHeritage heads to Utah
We're looking forward to seeing our old friends and meeting new ones at RootsTech 2015.
RootsTech, the largest family history event in North America, is a unique family history conference for both new and experienced genealogists. It is a place to learn about new technologies that bring families together and help make family history discoveries easier.
This year's event will take place February 11-14 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and we're proud to be Platinum Sponsors.
On Thursday, February 12, MyHeritage Chief Product Officer Mike Mallin will give a keynote address in the main lecture hall. Later that day Mike will be presenting "Instant Discoveries and Family Storytelling in the Mobile World," at a MyHeritage-sponsored lunch.
The MyHeritage Team will be speaking at classes throughout the conference. Here is a list of the great talks we have lined up:
Continue reading "RootsTech 2015: MyHeritage heads to Utah" »
Happy Australia Day!
Happy Australia Day to our members down under!
January 26 marks Australia Day, and is a celebration of everything "Australian."
This is a fun day for families to come together and celebrate with barbecues and firework displays, but also an important day to look back at Australia's history and its diverse society.
It celebrates the anniversary of the first settlement - Port Jackson - with the arrival of the First Fleet of convict ships from Great Britain, in 1788.
A nation made of immigrants, convicts and indigenous people, Australia's different cultures reflect the nation's history and its unique identity of what it means to be Australian.
Do you have Australian ancestry? Would you like to learn more about the lives of your Australian ancestors?
Search our Australian record collections and see what family discoveries you'll make.
Wishing you and your family a Happy Australia Day! How will you celebrate?
Your family tree: Who's the oldest living person?
How many people alive today can say they've lived through two centuries? Well, five women can put that on their checklist, as they're the only people born in the 1800s still alive today.
From Japan to the U.S. to Italy, these women have lived through two World Wars, major historical events, and seen the development of technology first-hand.
Misao Okawa from Japan is currently the world's oldest living person, born in 1898. Last March, she celebrated her 116th birthday! Her secret to a long life? Sushi and sleep!
Emma Morano, 115, from Italy holds the title for oldest person in Europe. She says her eating habits her doctor gave her in her 20s have helped her live so long. Continue reading "Your family tree: Who's the oldest living person?" »


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Cathay Pacific Calls for Union to Return to Wage Negotiation
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. posted an open letter in Hong Kong's major newspapers today, calling on union members to put public interests first and return to the negotiation table.
The flight attendants' union, which represents more than 5,800 cabin crew, hasn't responded to Cathay's request for talks, according to a letter published on Oriental Daily News.
Members of the union on Dec. 10 authorized its leaders to initiate industrial action after a disagreement over a proposed pay rise for next year. Flight attendants may work-to-rule or refuse to do tasks such as serving food in the days leading to Christmas, Dora Lai, the union's chairwoman said.
The labor group had asked for a 5 percent pay rise, while Cathay only agreed to an increase of about 2 percent. Cathay said in its the open letter that employees have seen salaries increase by about 12 percent in the past three years, with an extra month of bonus annually.


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Lotsa sun!
Favorite thing: One thing I miss about Colorado is the sun. Colorado, like Arizona gets over 300 days of sunshine a year. As a Colorado native, I miss the sun and the mountains. It's also very dry here with very little humidity. The Rocky Mountains are fantastic. Colorado and Utah offer THE BEST skiing. The greatest snow of Earth!
Fondest memory: As a Colorado native, there are way too many to list here. One of my fondest memories is when I took a colleague to some of my old haunts like South Park. The weather was cool but sunny and it reawakened a new love, interest in eventually returning.Add to your Trip Planner
Favorite thing: Located about 35 miles (56 kilometers) northwest of Denver, and now part of Denver's metropolitan area, Boulder is a beautiful city situated at the base of the Flatirons (pictured here), a series of five rock formations that resemble upturned irons.
Boulder was founded in 1858 when a group of miners set up a mining camp at the mouth of Boulder Canyon. A year later, the Boulder City Town Company was established by one of the original settlers, A.A. Brookfield, who later went on to become the first president of Boulder City. The company's 60 shareholders divided 1,280 acres (518 hectares) along Boulder Creek among themselves and put up an additional 4,044 lots for sale to bring in settlers.
By 1867, Boulder had become the county seat of Boulder County. The city's growth was very slow during this period. Mining and its supporting industries, such as hardware stores, mining supply stores, transport facilities, room-and-board establishments, gambling halls, and saloons were the mainstays of its economy. Farms were also being established in the surrounding areas.
Between the 1950s and 1970s, several large companies opened facilities in Boulder. These attracted more people and helped the local economy. Nowadays, there are about 97,385 inhabitants in the city.
Boulderites are sports enthusiasts, and it is common to see people walking, jogging, and riding mountain bikes on the many mountain trails just outside the city. Outside Magazine recently named Boulder the "Number One Sports Town in America."Add to your Trip Planner
Favorite thing: Situated at an altitude of one mile (1.6 kilometers) above sea level, Denver is known as the "Mile High City." The city is located on the high plains, about 12 miles (19 kilometers) east of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Contrary to popular belief, Denver is not situated in the mountains.
The city that would become Denver was established as a mining camp called Montana City that was set up on the banks of the South Platte River. Montana City was soon abandoned in favor of a more permanent settlement, called Auraria, that was located on the south bank of Cherry Creek where it merges with the South Platte River. Shortly after that, General William H. Larimer, Jr. established a rival community on the north bank of Cherry Creek that he named Denver City in honor of the territorial governor, James Denver. Denver City and Auraria eventually merged into one town, whose economy was at first based on servicing miners, and included such businesses as goods trading, livestock, gambling establishments, and saloons. In 1861, the Colorado Territory was established. (Prior to that, much of what is now Colorado was part of the Kansas Territory). In 1867, the territorial capital was moved from nearby Golden to Denver, which became the more important city after a railroad spur connected it to the Transcontinental Railroad at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Colorado's capital and largest city, Denver is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. People are lured to the area by a booming economy, a pleasant climate, and unlimited outdoor recreational opportunities. With about 3,120,000 inhabitants in the greater metropolitan area, Denver is the financial, cultural, and transportation hub in the six-state mountain region known as the "Rocky Mountain Empire."
After a devastating economic slump in the late 1980s, Denver is currently undergoing a renaissance, with a large influx of population, one of the best economies in the nation, massive new construction projects throughout the metropolitan area, and an explosion of new cultural amenities and facilities.
Denver is the best educated city in the United States, with more college graduates per capita than any other city, and more federal employees than any city other than Washington, D.C.Add to your Trip Planner
Favorite thing: Founded in 1859 as a mining camp and supply base for gold miners seeking their fortunes in the nearby foothills, Golden is a pleasant city with the look and feel of the Old West. The city's motto is, appropriately, "Where the West Lives." It is nestled in a valley between Lookout Mountain (part of the Front Range) to the west, and North Table Mountain and South Table Mountain (both impressive flat-topped mesas) to the city's east.
The settlers named their mining camp Golden City, not for the gold they were mining from the nearby streams and foothills, but in honor of Thomas Golden, a miner from Georgia who was one of the first to find gold in the area. The settlement quickly emerged as an economic and political center due to its strategic location between the gold fields in the mountains of the Front Range and points to the east. It was also a gateway to important roads leading into the mountains. Golden City served as the capital of the provisional Territory of Jefferson between 1860 and 1861, and as the capital of the official Territory of Colorado between 1862 and 1867. In 1867, the territorial capital was moved to nearby Denver, which overtook Golden as the region's most important city after it was connected to the Transcontinental Railroad by a spur that was built south from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Nowadays, Golden is part of the western suburbs of the Denver metropolitan area, and has a population of about 19,000. It is home to The Coors Brewing Company and the Colorado School of Mines, one of the finest schools in the nation that specializes in geologic engineering and applied sciences.Add to your Trip Planner
Estes Park
Favorite thing: The high-altitude park that would one day become Estes Park was first visited by the local American Indians who summered in the area to escape the heat of the plains below. In 1859, Joel Estes, the first white man to visit the area, established his town on the banks of the Big Thompson River.
Nowadays, Estes Park has a population of about 5,800, and is one of the busiest and most important tourist areas in Colorado. As the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, there are many amenities for the influx of tourists. Estes Park abounds with restaurants, shopping options, and hotels and motels. The area offers almost unlimited outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking, boating and rafting, fishing, mountain and rock climbing, mountain biking, and nature watching.Add to your Trip Planner
the joy of doing what you are not supposed to
Favorite thing: Colorado is the land of the Rockies and outdoor activity. Enjoy it to its fullest.
Fondest memory: The rangers at the various National Parks have very different personalities. My favorites were the ones at Rocky Mountain National Park. They knew about the trails. Not from reading, but from actually walking them. We had our sights set on Flattop Mountain and possibly another valley hike nearby, but a ranger explained you could combine the two into a long loop hike. He said that the traverse between the two trails wouldn't be marked, but that the route would be obvious as long as the weather was clear. The only catch would be we would have to cross the Andrews Glacier on the route. There would be signs warning of the danger of hidden crevasses, but at that time of year we would be fine as long as we stayed off to the side and got off onto the scree at the first safe moment, and way before we got to the frigid glacial lake at the bottom. Hell, we were game we thought.
The trail up was grueling. We were roasting from the glaring sun and physical effort, but once on top we were greeted with astounding views and a 30 degree windchill factor. After changing clothes we headed for the obvious part of the ridge he'd told us about and prayed for the weather to hold out, and happy that the wind was at our back. The glacier was a welcome sight as we figured now we had found our way and wouldn't have to return via the same route. Now, we just had to make it down in one piece and all would be apple pie.
We started down precariously but soon found ourselves skiing down on our boots and later on our butts. It was a blast! We got to a point where the scree looked manageable and made our way down to the lake. God, it was such a relief to be down there. It was perhaps a crazy thing to do, but it had been such fun. Now that it was done, it would just be an unbelievable memory. When the adrenaline wore off a bit, we realized what a beautiful place we had come upon and enjoyed some solitude before making our way down the lush valley before us.Related to:
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Favorite thing: The scenery in this state is usually enjoyed best in the morning hours. If you want to go out sightseeing, try to get an early start. As the day goes on, it often becomes cloudy and may storm. Even if there's no rain, the haze degrades the view. So this is a good place for a morning person.Add to your Trip Planner
Manitou Springs
Favorite thing: This small town near Colorado Springs received its popularity for waters rising from the aquifers deep below the ground, that filled with minerals in high concentration, including the carbonic acid, which gives the water its' bubbles. First ones who noticed the healing quality of the water were Indians that visited this valley for centuries. Major Stephen Long arrived in 1820, along with surgeon, Doctor Edwin James. It was Dr. James who wrote of the health benefits of the mineral waters. After that many rich people came to this place to heal their and their children health.
Manitou's development quickly attracted wealthy tourists and long-staying guests. Manitou was laid out like a European spa town, affectionately referred to as Palmer's "Little Switzerland" , with numerous public facilities and parks.
When tuberculosis was no longer a national health threat, the town became from health resort to just tourist attraction. Now tourists come to buy some souvenir, art work, Indian pottery, also walk among Victorian buildings or even to stay in a hotel of Victorian era.
Fondest memory: Visit my Manitou Spings page for more tipsRelated to:
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When to Visit?
Favorite thing: Each season offers different activity choices:
If you love to ski, obvious choice is winter.
Elk are easily seen in the fall.
In my opinion, Summer (June & July) is the best time to see the most.
Just remember on timing-Colorado still has snow in the mountain areas end of May.Add to your Trip Planner
Blessed Be!
Favorite thing: The world needs our prayers. Remember always to be thankful for all that you have. If you can read this now, you have been blessed. Please ask the gods and goddesses to bless others. Do something good for someone everyday. And praise the powers that be.
Blessed Be!Related to:
- Religious Travel
- Arts and Culture
Wolfe Tattoo Company!
Favorite thing: Wolfe Tattoo is owned and operated by Lynette Wolfe, tattoo artist. It is located in Pueblo, Co. off Santa Fe and 3rd. Lynette Wolfe is an awesome artist. I've received tattoos from several artists and she is, by far, the most skilled. I'm a little biased since she is my best friend. Call for an appointment...719-583-1INK(583-1465).
Wolfe Tattoo CompanyRelated to:
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Diversity of Colorado seasons
Favorite thing: The greatest thing I like about Colorado, is the genuine surprise of seasons! Winters can be blistery cold and lots of snow (depending on where in the state you are) or a light sweater day during this time of year! Go figure! There are four distinguishable seasons in here, each awesome as only mother nature (or God) can provide! Each season is vibrant, and even an ignorant person cannot help but gasp in awe at such beauty.
Fondest memory: One particular memory that stands above all, is one year, in the middle of July we headed off for the zoo, and were wearing long coats and dressed for winter!!! It was that cold ... we thought we had warped into the North Pole. The single most exhilarating experience for me in Colorado, is when autumn rushes in, and endless hillsides shimmer with the golden glitter of aspen foliage!Add to your Trip Planner
Colorado State Flag
Fondest memory: The official state flag of Colorado was adopted on June 5, 1911. It was designed by Andrew Carlisle Johnson in 1911. The white in the flag symbolizes Colorado's snowcapped mountains, the blue symbolizes clear blue skies, the red symbolizes the reddish soil, and the golden yellow represents the Sun.Related to:
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Colorado-The Centennial State
Favorite thing: Colorado is nicknamed the Centennial State because Colorado entered the union 100 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed. President U.S. Grant declared Colorado a state on August 1, 1876.
For more information about Colorado, visit:
http://www.colorado.gov/colorado-government-links/state-facts-history.htmlRelated to:
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- Study Abroad
Where's the Bathplug?
Favorite thing: So here I am, in my Holiday Inn suite, looking at a very small bath tub. I can see the plug-hole, but can I find the plug?
Ach, well, worked out the shower, am now as clean as I'll ever be, then check out the other bathroom - still no plug :p
Then, genius as I am, I find a little lever at top of bath, and do you know what it does? (Well, if you are a yank, then you will! LOL) It acts as plug under the drainholes! Damn crafty this US plumbing!
Fondest memory: Memories are building even as we speak, for it is a foreign land to me, as strange as ancient Alexandria, even as strange as Hartlepool, and aye, there'll be more to come!Related to:
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Jinzhou Titanium to Be Acquired
Jinzhou Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. (Jinzhou Titanium), the only chloride TiO2 manufacturer in China, is on the way to be acquired.
On 20 March, the local government reports that the equity deal of Hongkong Hanxing Investment Co., Ltd. (Hongkong Hanxing) to acquire Jinzhou Titanium has been approved by the Ministry of Commerce of P. R. C. (MOC) recently, accompanied by a Certificate of Approval for Establishment of Enterprises with Investment of Taiwan, Hongkong, Macao and Overseas Chinese in the People's Republic of China. The value of the acquisition is USD94.9 million, becoming the largest foreign acquisition project in Jinzhou City by now.
After being acquired, Jinzhou Titanium will get a total investment of USD121.8 million and a registered capital of USD40.5 million. And it will continue to operate TiO2 production.
Hongkong Hanxing, a subsidiary of CITIC Group Corporation (CITIC Group) will get all the equity of Jinzhou Titanium that held by CITIC Jinzhou Metal Co., Ltd. (CITIC Jinzhou Metal, also a subsidiary of CITIC Group) through the acquisition.
The acquisition, required to be under review by MOC and other five Chinese ministries, turns out to be time-consuming. Luckily, a lot of effort made by local foreign trade and economic cooperation departments has gone into promoting the approval progress of the acquisition.
Source: TiO2 China Monthly Report 1203
Content of TiO2 China Monthly Report 1203:
China's TiO2 export and import situation in Jan. 2012
Taihai Technology sets up chloride titanium project with the government
Multinationals benefit from higher TiO2 prices in 2011
TiO2 production to start in Sri Lanka
Import situation of cosmetic TiO2 in China in 2011
Jinzhou Titanium to be acquired
China's titanium feedstock import situation Jan. 2012
Iluka upbeat on the profitability of titanium feedstock
Gunson, DuPont sign ilmenite offtake agreement
Indonisia exterts strict regulation on mineral resources
Titanium feedstock related investment hot in Western China
Coating production drives TiO2 consumption in China
Dow eyes the fast growing Western China
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See the dishes and more from Leslie Brenner's picks for Best in DFW: New Restaurants of 2012
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It's been a crazy, tumultuous year in Dallas dining. Wonderful restaurants closed and a slew of terrific restaurants opened. But in the end, the choice for Restaurant of the Year was clear: FT33 is the most impressive debut not just of this year, but of the last two years. Scroll through the gallery to see dishes from all of Restaurant Critic Leslie Brenner's picks for Best in DFW: New Restaurants 2012.
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Consider an aluminum alloy fin (k=180 W/m.K) of triangular cross
section with length L=5 cm, base thickness b=1 cm, and large width
W, as shown in the following figure. The base of the fin is
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Researchers from the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital at McGill University have published a study in Nature Communications that identifies two specific key players in the growth of glioblastoma (GBM).
The disease is the most common and deadly form of primary malignant brain cancer, accounting for approximately 15% of all brain tumors and occurring mostly in adults between the ages of 45 and 70. A GBM tumor contains a complex combination of different cell types including stem-like cells that are able to initiate brain tumor growth, even when present in very small numbers. These brain tumor initiating cells (BTICs) are believed to be among the cells that can re-initiate GBM if they are not completely eradicated through surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. BTICs represent an important therapeutic target for GBM treatment strategies, according to the scientists.
"We wanted to find out how GBM-derived BTICs are able to initiate a tumor with the ultimate goal of preventing the regrowth of this deadly form of brain cancer," said Stefano Stifani, Ph.D., a neuroscientist and senior investigator on the paper ("Transcription factors FOXG1 and Groucho/TLE promote glioblastoma growth"). "What we found is that, by impairing the activity of two transcription factors termed FOXG1 and TLE, we can significantly reduce the ability of BTICs to give rise to brain tumors."
"These results provide evidence that transcriptional programs regulated by FOXG1 and Groucho/TLE are important for BTIC-initiated brain tumor growth, implicating FOXG1 and Groucho/TLE in GBM tumorigenesis," wrote the investigators.
The researchers studied brain tumor growth in an in vivo mouse model using human GBM-derived BTICs. The demonstration that the FOXG1 and TLE proteins are important for the tumor-forming ability of human GBM-derived BTICs has long-term implications because FOXG1 and TLE control the expression of numerous genes. Identifying the genes whose expression is controlled by FOXG1 and TLE is expected to provide further information on the mechanisms involved in GBM tumorigenesis.
In the long term, researchers hope to identify multiple important regulators in order to find new potential therapeutic targets to impair the tumorigenic ability of BTICs.
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So here's the last update 2013. Can't say it has been boring. Things started and ended and partially biased strong plans. But -still- I feel a very urge to reduce output. It's important to stop the spam.
If you have any questions regarding any of the projects details don't hesitate to ask. For now it just feels right to keep it compact.
Actually it feels life started hacking back at me, so i figured I need to slow down for now. Still everything runs with the average tendency towards entropy, but there is a palpable increase in speed. But no complaining.
Name: Sandro Cosimo Degiorgi
Born: Yes, 16.07.1973 (so roughly years)
Real languages: german (mother tounge), english (good), italian (ok) and a little bit of latin
Electronic languages: Ada, C, C++, C#, Java, PHP, Scala, Haskell, Clojure, Prolog, Python, Perl, TCL, Pascal, Modula 2, Assembler, ... for more information just mail me.
More electronics: (X)HTML, CSS, Javascript, Webservices, SOAP, XML, XSL(T), XSL-FO, CORBA/IDL, (T/My)SQL, CUDA, Firewalls, Office, VBA, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, bash, ant, make, ... several specific script languages
Even more electronics: SCRUM, continuous integration, project management, maturity models, (static) program analysis, data race analysis, multicore, embedded systems, compilers, programming languages and paradigms, clone detection, web concepts
Electronic world: I am fascinated with computing machines since 1985. Early hour C=ommodore-kid on VC20, C64 and Amiga (500, 1000, 2000, 4000 :>). First "Hello Universe"' on Motorola 680X0, Assembler was pretty straightforward and I love ANSI C. I was into mailboxing and was running my own bulletin board systems for several years. First PC in 1997, finally connected to the internet (yay!).
Real world: I'm here for my girlfriend and family. Still paralysed by my mother's death and my dad's diagnose. Shit happens they say. I'm pretty much into music and I like to get things done. I have three elder brothers and one sister. I am not married with no children.
Education: apprenticeship as electronics technician, german abitur, bachelor in informatics (B.Sc.), master of science in software technology (M.Sc.)
Professional experience: 20 years of freelancing, one year with the executive departement quality management at the Stuttgart Media University, two years as research assistant with the programming languages and compiler group at the Stuttgart University, and still a tendency towards more. I have a lot of curiosity towards science, physics and biology in specific.
Certifications: MCP, MCDST, MCTS, MCITP, LPIC-1, CLA, SUSE 11 Tech Spec and PSM (Scrum)
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Static web resource, pending content management system realization
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Several solutions in automation, windows specific .dlls, bugtracking system, on site installations.
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TAR calculator
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SimPhidget Editor
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sim650 - A python implementation of an IBM 650 simulator
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CTT - Curriculum Based Course Time Tabling
Application utilizing M.J. Geigers approach and an ea to solve ITC-2007 problem instances
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Webservice Exchange Powershell
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executive department qm, software concepts, operational support systems
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duration: months
result evaluation of static data race analysis results
for: Stuttgart University (bauhaus), automotive (affil. aramis)
duration: months
publication: [ download @ ISTE/PS ].
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funding: Bundesministrium für Bildung und Forschung
duration: months
Tandem Learning (working title Effizienz2). Design, prototype and implementation. [ info ] [ trailer ]
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Online Learning System
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duration: months
Migration of a proprietary "Course Manager" tool from Apache Tomcat to WebSphere.
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duration: days
Database schema improvements, extensions and adaption to SCORM for an online medical education site.
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duration: weeks
"Playful sinful" - a mobile learning game
Framework and playable system, five exemplary questionsets, sets are extensible, more sets can be added, in-game sets are mixable.
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Before taking up serious studies I worked for ten years freelancing. Part of that time I lived in Hallbergmoos / near Munich working e.g. for Siemens, Dr. Oetker and Soehne Mannheims.
During my studies I dived a bit (papers, presentations, marks) into webservices [ draft ] [ presentation ], TinyOS/WSN [ draft ], semantic web [ draft ], mobile learning (see mobile- or files-tab), data warehousing / data mining (bachelor thesis/nda), and parallelization using CUDA (master thesis).
As a "post-master" so-to-speak I am enrolled as research assistant with the programming languages and compilers group and the Stuttgart University.
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The SEC has been notified of the unusual Calls activity made yesterday. Currently they have said no comment. If this out to be insider trading then I would say this deal is a long ways off. Buying $55 dollar calls for .10 can make you a few million pretty fast with insider knowledge.
Millionaires are made most of the time by people who have the balls to do something the rest of you are to damn scared to do.
You stupid idiot. It doesn't take balls when you have inside information. This went right over your head.
where do you get this information from? :)
*April $50, $55 call strikes stand out on ThursdayBy Doris FrankelCHICAGO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Large, well-timed bets in Airgas Inc (ARG.N) call options the day before a rival industrial gas supplier launched a takeover bid raised eyebrows on Friday.Air Products and Chemicals Inc (APD.N) launched an unsolicited $60-a-share cash bid for rival Airgas Inc (ARG.N), whose shares rose above that mark, indicating that investors expect a higher bid.The $5.1 billion bid represents a 38 percent premium over Airgas's Thursday closing price. Shares have since risen as much as 44 percent to $62.63. For details, see [ID:nSGE61406A].Heavier-than-usual activity on Thursday in a few select upside call trades that expire in April has raised questions as to whether the news reached some investors ahead of time. Airgas shares gained 38 percent to $60.10 Friday."This unusual action suggests that Friday's deal was not a surprise to everyone," said Trade Alert President Henry Schwartz. "Yesterday's volume stands out because of the high concentration in out-of-the-money calls, where 66 percent of those were bought on the offer."According to Trade Alert data, just over 2,000 contracts in the April $55 call strikes traded on Thursday, and 1,820 of those were opening positions. Almost all of these contracts were bought at a premium of 10 cents per contract.Equity call options grant the investor the right to buy the company's shares at a fixed price within a specified time period. When investors speculate on a possible takeover, they typically buy out-of-the-money calls because they can put the least amount of money at risk and realize the highest return if the merger does occur, causing the stock to soar.This activity stood out. Airgas is typically a thinly traded name, averaging 482 contracts per day. But on Thursday, 4,570 calls and 257 puts traded on the day, nearly 10 times recent average daily volume, Trade Alert data show.The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which looks into unusual share and options activity, declined to comment.Option participants said the burst in call volume was prevalent in the April $50 and $55 call strikes, which convey the right to buy the shares at $50 and $55 apiece as shares fell below $44."The fact that someone was buying more than 25 percent out-of-the money calls on a stock that recently fell more than 10 percent after posting earnings makes me think that someone had some information that Air Products was looking into this acquisition," said Joe Kunkle, a founder of Web site OptionsHawk.com.Airgas on Jan. 28 posted a lower-than-expected fiscal third-quarter profit. For details, see [nN28179779].To be sure, the circumstances surrounding the call buying may also reflect speculative bets or plain luck.The Airgas board already rejected two similar proposals. The first bid was all stock, while the second included stock and cash.Still, option traders said the surge in Airgas call volume on the trading day before Air Products announced its unsolicited bid may be too much of a coincidence to overlook.The April $50 call strike also attracted volume of 1,300 contracts priced at 35 cents per contract, and 1,166 turned out to be fresh positions, according to Trade Alert.The premium paid for the $55 strike was nearly $20,000 and $45,000 was spent on the $50 calls. Based on Friday's market, the $55 calls were priced at $6.75 and the $50 calls at around $11 with total paper profits at well over $2 million, Schwartz said."Given this action came one day prior to Air Products hostile bid for Airgas, this is the type of trading activity that could suggest insider information," said Jud Pyle, chief investment strategist at Options News Network, a division of options market-making firm PEAK6 Investments LP in Chicago. (Reporting by Doris Frankel; Editing by Kenneth Barry)


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Cliff Lee is about to begin his 13th season in the major leagues. He has won the Cy Young Award, has pitched in the World Series twice, and has won 17 games or more three times. But he has made just one start on an opening day. It did not go well.
On April 6, 2009, Lee lasted just five innings for the Cleveland Indians in a 9-1 loss to the Texas Rangers at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, giving up seven earned runs and 10 hits. Five years later, he's likely to get another shot in the same situation against the same team in the same ballpark.


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With the first Sunday of the 2011 NFL season wrapped up we begin to look ahead to Week 2.
What comes with every week is the potential injuries. We saw a fair share of injuries take place that could impact the rest of the regular and fantasy football season.
If you have one of the players that went down on Sunday you have probably been anxiously refreshing the fantasy football news hoping for negative results on the X-rays or that they will simply be listed as probable for Week 2.
Just simply hoping that a key part of your team hasn't gone down for an extended period of time.
Here are six players that were injured on Sunday who you should be worried about heading in to Week 2.


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Dragon Ball Z Vol. 41 - Imperfect Cell - Discovery
- Directed by Akira Toriyama
===Story=== Episode 128: His Name Is Cell A fleet of tanks roll into Gingertown to destroy the new threat, but Cell quiets the army¹s attempt with one swift blow. Now it¹s up to Piccolo to stop the monster, and his chances look slim. As the Namek struggles to survive, Cell gives a full introduction! He¹s actually an android, the ultimate achievement of Dr. Gero! Episode 129: Piccolo¹s Folly Piccolo has been badly injured from his fight with the android Cell, will he be able to hold off the oversized terror? But wait! Krillin and Trunks have arrived on the scene! Will they be enough to turn the tide of the battle? Episode 130: Laboratory Basement Cell strives to carry out his awful plan. By absorbing Androids 17 and 18, Cell can evolve to his perfect, unstoppable form! To save the future, Trunks and Krillin race to destroy Dr. Gero¹s lab, while Piccolo and Tien search for the elusive Cell. But how can they stop an android who knows their evey move? ===DVD Features=== Scene selection
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Thursday is an all new episode of Heroes. That is something I never thought I'd say again. Check out this new teaser for Heroes: Reborn.
The continuation of the popular superhero drama is this Thursday, September 24 at 8pm on NBC. Jack Coleman returns as HRG to lead a new group of heroes and villains, included in the mix is Chuck's Zachary Levi.
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Today we'll talk about a very difficult topic: how to explain disasters and crises to children (whether you're a parent or a grandparent), to minimize post-traumatic stress and help them deal with the new situation.
Kids are especially sensitive to the things going on around them, because they cannot explain phenomenons by themselves. They don't have the knowledge or the emotional maturity to understand why things are suddenly different from the way they used to be.
That's why we have to constantly observe them, notice changes in their behaviour or mood, answer their questions or, if they're abnormally quiet, ask them questions to uncover their real feelings.
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First thing you need to know is how children normally react to a disaster or crisis according to their age.
On the FEMA site (home.fema.gov) I discover some interesting stuff about on this subject and I'd like to share it with you:
"Birth through 2 years. When children are pre-verbal and experience a trauma, they do not have the words to describe the event or their feelings. However, they can retain memories of particular sights, sounds, or smells. Infants may react to trauma by being irritable, crying more than usual, or wanting to be held and cuddled.
The biggest influence on children of this age is how their parents cope. As children get older, their play may involve acting out elements of the traumatic event that occurred several years in the past and was seemingly forgotten.
Preschool – 3 through 6 years. Preschool children often feel helpless and powerless in the face of an overwhelming event. Because of their age and small size, they lack the ability to protect themselves or others. As a result, they feel intense fear and insecurity about being separated from caregivers.
Preschoolers cannot grasp the concept of permanent loss. They can see consequences as being reversible or permanent. In the weeks following a traumatic event, preschoolers' play activities may reenact the incident or the disaster over and over again.
School age – 7 through 10 years. The school-age child has the ability to understand the permanence of loss. Some children become intensely preoccupied with the details of a traumatic event and want to talk about it continually. This preoccupation can interfere with the child's concentration at school and academic performance may decline.
At school, children may hear inaccurate information from peers. They may display a wide range of reactions—sadness, generalized fear, or specific fears of the disaster happening again, guilt over action or inaction during the disaster, anger that the event was not prevented, or fantasies of playing rescuer.
Pre-adolescence to adolescence – 11 through 18 years. As children grow older, they develop a more sophisticated understanding of the disaster event. Their responses are more similar to adults. Teenagers may become involved in dangerous, risk-taking behaviors, such as reckless driving, or alcohol or drug use. Others can become fearful of leaving home and avoid previous levels of activities.
Much of adolescence is focused on moving out into the world. After a trauma, the view of the world can seem more dangerous and unsafe. A teenager may feel overwhelmed by intense emotions and yet feel unable to discuss them with others."
Basically, you need to adapt your explanations to your children's or grandchildren's age. And when you decide to talk to them, follow these basic rules:
- Choose a time when they're not busy or distracted by something else. Also, you need to have enough time to answer all their questions. And that could take hours.
- Tell them it's going to be a serious talk, so they understand this is not a joke and they should take it seriously.
- Be patient. Don't rush into a speech, leaving them no room to ask questions.
- Pay attention to their reaction (if they get scared, upset, confused, etc.). Adapt your words to their feelings.
- Ask them questions like "How are you feeling?", "Is it clear so far?", "Is there something you'd like to ask?", "What do you think will happen" and lots of "Why?"s.
These are ground rules, but there are a lot more things you need to take into consideration when it comes to discussing such a difficult matter with your children or grandchildren. We'll cover those next time, because there's a lot to talk about. Until then, stay safe, as always.
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Skip to comments.NYC Police Throw Navy SEAL Into Psych Ward for Claiming Hes a SEAL
Posted on 01/23/2012 12:44:11 PM PST by Nachum
A Virginia man claimed to be a Navy SEAL to talk his way out of a gun possession arrest on Thursday, and the New York Police Department committed him to a psych ward thinking his claims of elite military status were the rantings of a lunatic.NYC Police Throw Navy SEAL Into Psych Ward For Claiming... Hes a SEAL
Turns out the guy was in fact an elite Navy SEAL.
But as the New York Post put it, telling the NYPD Im in an elite military unit, you cant arrest me, doesnt help much when the citys draconian gun laws are at issue.
Twenty-nine-year-old Shaun Day was on a leave from his duty as a Navy SEAL duty when cops nailed him for running a red light in Manhattan, New York on Thursday.
NYPD officers searched Days pickup truck and found a 9mm semiautomatic pistol and three magazines full of ammo.
During the arrest, police claim
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Why are they searching his car for running a red light?
My first thought, too. I thought they needed a cause to search.
—Why are they searching his car for running a red light?—
My thoughts exactly. It's the first thing that hit my mind, actually. There is more to this story.
I get pulled over by cops several times a year and get cited about once every 18 months. I've never had my car searched. Ever.
Just after 9-11 he would have been given a police escort to wherever he was headed. Running a red light ... the nerve.
Your map indicates you've never been to the People's Republic of New York....
That would explain a lot!
Military members are exempt from firearms laws when they are ordered to carry. Local yokels need to mind their place.
If this guy is INDEED and US Navy SEAL then an overnight in a NYC lockup should be just a walk in the park. He could EVEN call it "training"!
He shouldn't be arrested for carrying a pistol in Noo Yawk $#!++y ... because the Sullivan Act is blatantly unconstitutional.
His being a US Air Force Ranger SEAL in Force Recon from the Spanish-American War is irrelevant.
Why on earth would anyone want to visit NYC? I mean it'd be like going to San Francisco.
Maybe he was a dead rabbit and as well as a SEAL ...
I've seen NYC flying out of Newark. That's as close as I ever want to get, though I suspect there are nice places in upstate NY.
And since I never need to go to Parsippany again, I'll probably never see New Jersey again either. I hope.
Shaun Day, 29, was on a two-week leave when cops harpooned him for running a red light at 12:30 a.m. at Second Avenue and East 26th Street. When cops searched his pickup truck, they discovered a 9mm semiautomatic and three ammunition clips. During the arrest, Day was rambling incoherently and harped that he was a SEAL but had no proof for cops.
He claimed he was an elite commando with top- secret clearance, cops said.
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—I'd like to see a little more detailed reporting on how the NYC cops made the leap from pulling him over for running a red light (a relatively minor traffic infraction usually resulting in a traffic ticket) to searching his vehicle.—
Now that I think about it, in most states you are required to tell the officer that you have a weapon. In NYC, that admission will get you a search, and maybe a complimentary "rough up".
Damned shame.
New York is a swell place-—to stay away from.
Other than great Deli's there isn't much reason to go there.
Client: "Doc, uh, my brother's crazy; he thinks he's a chicken."
Doctor: "Well, why don't you turn him in?"
Client: "I would, but I need the eggs."
Even while on leave you carry your DOD ID Card which include your rank and branch of service.
The NY Police had this document in their hands - why else did Navy Medicos show to interview him so quickly?
As for telling the arresting team he is a SEAL - it was their own safety. SERE training, at any level, is a real b**ch and it gives you reflexes that are dangerous to others. Me thinks the arresting team up and including their Captain need to speed some time at Coronado getting acquainted with what it takes to be a SEAL. Say BUDS and hell week?
Damned shame.
New York is a swell place-—to stay away from.
Other than great Deli's there isn't much reason to go there.
He could do 100 push ups, and then proceed to give the NYDP a water boarding demonstration.
NYC is a foreign dictatorship. Never never never go there except for business.
New York is for idiots...... stay away.
No one asked the oblivious question; Who gets a ticket for going thru a red light in NYC?
Reminds me of comedian (cant remember who) who was comparing driving in NY to driving in LA.
In New York City you can drive thru red lights, drinking a beer, smoking a joint, headlights off and your seat belt hanging out the door throwing sparks off the pavement and you will never get pulled over.
My 1st day in LA I was pulled over because my left rear speaker was out.
Average cop wouldn't even be given a blank application form to fill out.
Forget about a week of reality. They wouldn't pass aphone interview.
Good post. I'm thinking that now that the SEAL has had a trip to Bellevue, and the Navy says he's going to be treated for PTSD, does that mean he can no longer possess a gun?
His being a US Air Force Ranger SEAL in Force Recon from the Spanish-American War is irrelevant.
He may have showed his permit to carry with his drivers license. I have my permit with my license in my wallet, whether I am carrying or not (usually it is just transporting to and from the range. Police around here are completely different than those in NY. It is very common to carry here, or to go between home and the range, or to hunt. The reason I would show my permit with my drivers license is that it is possible for the police to get that info prior to approaching my car. I want to be complete above board and demonstrate to the police that I am not a threat to them beyond roll-stopping a stop sign every once in a while.
I know someone who just got a $50 ticket for putting her purse on the seat next to her on the subway, at 2:00 AM. Apparantly they have a law about that.
Maybe the cop asked if he had any weapons in the vehicle and he said yes.
The weapons question is asked by many officers to intimidate.
Are you nuts? Have you been to SERE? This guy was showboating.
You would think with all of the crimes being committed in New York , police would have something better to do than harass citizens.
"Since when are members of the military exempt from following the laws of these United States?"
The UCMJ gives certain exemptions especially when dealing with firearms.
Id like to see a little more detailed reporting on how the NYC cops made the leap from pulling him over for running a red light (a relatively minor traffic infraction usually resulting in a traffic ticket) to searching his vehicle.
Now that I think about it, in most states you are required to tell the officer that you have a weapon. In NYC, that admission will get you a search, and maybe a complimentary rough up.
We could use some Scott Coleman types here and there.
Is it just me or did some very stupid NYC cops just make themselves a very dangerous enemy? Revenge is a dish best served cold.
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If you must drive through NYC, with a gun, be very careful...
Oh, you mean like "Nobama 2012"?;)
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