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During the seventh weekly CAA Football teleconference of the season on Monday, Villanova head coach Andy Talley gave his thoughts on the Wildcats' conference home win against Rhode Island and how the team is preparing to play Richmond on the road this weekend.
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A fast start out of the gates for the second straight week propelled No. 14 Villanova (5-1, 3-0 CAA Football) to a 35-0 victory over Rhode Island (1-5, 0-3 CAA Football) at Villanova Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Three touchdowns in the first quarter forged a big lead for the Wildcats, who have now won five straight games by an average margin of 22.2 points. Five different players wound up scoring touchdowns in the win.
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OMB will focus on data center optimization across the federal government rather than closures. (NASA photo)
Like snowflakes or human fingerprints, no two data centers are the same, so the Office of Management and Budget is not going to treat them as such anymore.
When OMB launched the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative in 2010, the agency's stated goal was to close 40 percent -- or about 1,200 -- of the federal government's 2,900 data centers by 2015.
That target is still part of the plan, said Scott Renda, OMB's cloud computing and FDCCI portfolio manager, but OMB's approach to the initiative has changed because it has been rolled into PortfolioStat, a separate federal initiative.
Speaking at a Northern Virginia Technology Council briefing at the Ritz-Carlton in McLean, Va., Renda said OMB will focus on data center optimization across the federal government rather than closures. Thus far, 484 data centers have closed, with another 844 slated to close by the end of fiscal 2013.
Although OMB's leadership and lack of metrics in FDCCI have come under fire from the Government Accountability Office, Renda said the agency wants to "optimize enterprise computer power" across a variety of indicators, beginning with the categorization of data centers as core or non-core. Treating all data centers alike makes little sense when some can fit in a storage closet and some take up entire floors of office buildings.
That categorization process will begin this summer with the second round of PortfolioStat sessions. The optimization will also include examining costs associated with data center ownership, including storage, labor, hardware and software, and energy. That information should provide a more holistic description of each data center.
Applications, too, will have to be inventoried and relocated as data centers are consolidated, and that process is often hindered by data ownership challenges among existing agency personnel and factions. Although savings from FDCCI remain unclear, the initiative continues with new goals and apparently new ways to achieve those goals.
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I've been carefully going through all of your videos... right now it's you and shankland as my favorites.
Wow, it's amazing how Carlsen makes it look so easy.
I thought the sidelines were a good idea, but the 'people have spoken' :)
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Just Great! Thanks. Perfect timing on the commentary, pausing just long enough for my slow brain to comprehend what I was looking at, :-). Not just looking at pieces flying all over the board and trying to keep up or rewinding the video. Looking forward to the next.
I remember seeing this game while it was being broadcast with great attention because Ni Hua is such a great positional/practical player that i like to follow his developments. out of the opening it seemed he was doing really well and some how it all began to collapse.
I wonder how well he was actually doing in the opening.... any one have any insights on that? this is quite a common sideline in the sicilian for white.
I agree with "ajitsampat" -- more understanding of the 3 possible replies to Bb5 and common continuations. One thing I noticed about this game is White not able to capitalize on the kingside despite the enormous early pressure with Q and B; and, also, not able to do anything on the queenside when Black seemed in general disarray. Delightful video and looking forward to the conclusion.
Fantastic Liu...excellent commentary. I think sidelines are good, just my opinion. Against Bb5 move, I automatically play ...Bd7 and Carlsen played ...Nd7 and you said it depends on the type of the game you want to play...perhaps a little bit of explanation on the type of game with three different moves will be helpful...just want to know. Many thanks and don't wait too long for next video!!
Magnus certainly played on the edge with unconventional moves. Maybe I missed it but was there a point when Liu could have brought his queen down and checked Magnus followed by bishop takes pawn?
I loved your exploration of sidelines in the first video; fully agree with your (expert!!) opinion how important they are to understanding a position/game. Hard to please all the people all the time, obviously:) But please do revisit that policy!
That said, this video was also totally excellent:) Also highly valued your description of the context in which the game was played:)))) Thank you!
Constructive criticism? Hmm... I think this video and the previous one in the series are fantastic. I think you have the right mix.
I don't know who was complaining but I thought the last video was great...more sidelines please. This is a great series. Thanks.
ooooh the to be continued....that will ensure the same amount of views on the second video. Good video. You guys are getting good at this!
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How large should containers for blueberries and raspberries be? What kind works or doesn't work? What do I do with the plants and pots in the winter? Does the bottom need to have gravel and/or broken clay pots for drainage? Do the containers need to have hole(s) in the bottom for drainage?
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How large should containers for blueberries and raspberries be? What kind works or doesn't work? What do I do with the plants and pots in the winter? Does the bottom need to have gravel and/or broken clay pots for drainage? Do the containers need to have hole(s) in the bottom for drainage?
Blueberries (dwarf variety) can be grown in 5-gal containers. There is a question on whether raspberries can be grown in containers due to their spreading root system. I do wish someone would experiment with them just to see what happens! I have an extra plant and I just may try that one myself.
GrayThumb, I am not experienced in growing blueberries in pots but I am planning on ordering several to try this season. The nice thing about growing potted blueberries in the ability to easily adjust pH as required to the acetic side. I have been reading a number of taplas' postings on containers and had originally thought the same thing as you about adding rocks to the bottom of the container for drainage and have since changed my mind. Hole(s) in the bottom of the container are a must according to tapla and a wicking system is probably equally as important. I have some sheets of wicking material which I purchased several years ago and will use a strip of this material coming out of the bottom hole to remove the PW (perched water). It is recommended that you plant several varieties of blueberries as well. I am going with Frank's recommendation and using dwarf plants for these containers, however my containers a several times larger than 5-gallons, but they can easily be moved about with a dolly to protective shade in the heat of the summer to protection from the severe cold here in the winter. I have a deck on the north side of the house which will work fine for the shade needed in the hottest part of the summer, and a large shed for them in the winter or possibly my 8' x 12' hoop house. There are blueberry varieties which can with stand winter temperatures in my zone (3-4), however I think it is best to give them some protection at least during the first couple of winters. I am anxious to see what type of feedback you get here GT.
You do need to offer some protection for potted blueberries in the winter. Even putting them in a cold garage will help. My blueberries are all inground and go thru the winter very well. I do mulch though. I have the high bush varieties and some are at least 30 years old. Mine only fruit every other year though there is some fruit in between just not enough to pick so I let the bird get them. I fertilize with compost basically.
Compost only...that's good to know Frank. Just cultivate it into the surface in the spring and/or fall? That's what I do with my raspberries, gooseberries and rhubarb.
Wish I could grow gooseberries. Can't do it in this state. Harbors some kind of rust disease which the pines can get.
I grow dwarf blueberries in pots. In the fall I sink them down into the edge of my mulch pile so the top of the pots are even with the mulch, then put some more mulch about 2 inches deep into the pot around the base of the plants. I've only lost one in the past few years, and I believe it was because we had a huge ice storm. My biggest problem is keeping the birds and squirrels out as they get ripe.
cathy4, how tall are your dwarf blueberries including the pots and which varieties do you grow?
I always put netting over my berries to keep the birds off. although I have plenty of squirrels they don't seem to bother my berries but I can't grow corn or sunflowers due to them.
Get a cat! I really don't like cats but one day this baby kitten just showed up on my back deck and moved in like she owned the place. The starlings which use to invade my corn patch soon found out that was here jungle and the mouse problem simply evaporated. PK spends the day in the garden with me rolling around in the dirt and occasionally flipping a mouse at me to let me know she is earning her keep.
The pots are 3 gallon size, maybe 18 inches deep, the bushes are dwarf, so they get about 2 feet tall. I'm not sure of the variety anymore, sorry. I do know I bought them from a vendor listed on DG with a high rating.
A farmer friend of mine told me to use pine needles as compost and as mulch for blueberries. Haven't tried it yet cuz I just gave away all my potted blueberries in anticipation of our upcoming move but I will once we do get moved. Good luck!
Heather I also use sawdust and maple leaves in moderate amounts.
I went to a seminar at the NW Flower & Garden Show this spring specifically about growing raspeberries in containers. The speaker was Theresa Knudson of Raintree Nursery. Here are the steps she said to take.
To grow raspberries successfully in a container:
1. Select an everbearing (or primocane) variety that produces fruit in the first year of growth. �Autumn Britten� (sold at www.raintreenursery.com) is a good choice for most of the US. Plant the bush in early spring.
2. Plant in potting soil and add lots of organic matter. Make sure to spread the roots and direct them towards the bottom corners of a 10-20 gallon container (a half whiskey barrel works well and is 20 gallons). Make sure the container has a drainage hole.
3. Place in a sunny location.
4. Water adequately (when the upper two inches of the soil dry out when you place your finger in the soil).
5. Fertilizer regularly with 20-20-20 fertilizer or organic fertilizer, following label directions.
6. After harvest in late November or early December, cut the canes (branches) off a few inches above the soil level. New branches and fruit will grow the following year. She didn't say what to do about protecting the containers over winter. In zone 6a, it may not get cold enough to need to bury the pots.
BLKS, thanks for the great info. on about growing raspberries in containers. That's just what I need to know & since we're both in the Bay Area, this info. will be pertinent to my location!
Let me know how they do, lizzipa. I plan to start raspberries early next year and am excited to have bushes that stay contained rather than taking over the garden. :)
I am growing a blueberry for the first time this year, and the nursery owner told me to plant into a mix of peat moss and bark mulch-50/50. I couldn't help but add about 1 shovel of soil for each 4 scoops of moss and bark, it seemed like a good idea. Anyway, I have lots of new growth. I'm using 25 gallon black plastic nursery tree planters. I layered about 1 inch of straw on the top. I'm hoping to use pure worm casting as fertilizer in the spring.
I tried blueberries in HEB's one year and failed. I think they got too wet and they like quick-draining soil.
This year I ordered a Top Hat dwarf blueberry. It's in a 6-in clay pot right now and growing like a weed. It's been so hot I've had to water it every day but I must be doing something right.
I have a question about chill hours. I live in apartment so I can't just put the blueberry pot in the ground over the winter. I'd bring it in like I do with my citrus but I thought blueberries needed chill hours to bear fruit. Could I leave it out in the early fall? Or should I just wrap it well and insulate it? I have a closet off my balcony where it would be out of the weather. (I just need to remember to water it now and then.)
I have 2 new blueberry plants. One is a Lemonade Blueberry and has lots of berry buds. I want to plant it in a large pot, but it looks like I need to buy peat moss and I have never looked for pine mulch, but will need to I guess. I have acidic fertilizer for the gardenia - should I use this too? I was just going to use the fertilizer with potting soil and my homegrown compost.
I found the direction on this link useful, when I planted my blueberries in container. I believe he suggests sulfur to acidify the soil.
Thank you for the informative website. I planted one (Sunshine Blue) of the two from it's 6in pot to a 15 gallon pot using peat moss, some homemade compost and good potting soil. The second one, the Lemonade Blueberry has some spots on the stem and leaves, that may be something bad, so plan to take it back to the nursery for an exchange. When it comes home, its matching 15 gal pot, 1/2 full now, will be waiting. I plan to put them on the edge of the patio where there is shade in the late afternoon. It gets VERY hot here in summer and from what I read, some shade may be called for. But, since they are in pots (albeit heavy) I can move them in or out of shade as needed. I can water with vinegar added which I read here or another spot.
My update on blueberries and raspberries in containers: I ordered and planted 6 raspberry plants (everbearing yellow) which I am raising as annuals (fall bearing only). Five I planted in the ground and one in a container (2x2x2). The one in the container is taller than the ground ones, but all have flourished well. As for blueberries I ordered 6 plants (dwarf) 2 each of 3 varieties and are potted in various sized containers. All are flourishing well so far though I do think I'm going to replant them in the ground next spring. Espoma puts out plant food, etc for all kinds of plants, both organic and non organic. They also put out a soil acidifier which I am using on my blueberries. I do want to buy some more dwarf blueberries next year. Blueberry crop this year is so-so due to lack of snow this year (or not as much as usual) (that's from my old plants). The farmers up here haven't started their annual harvest yet but the berries are ripening. As it looks, I think that both blueberries and raspberries can be raised successfully in containers provided they're large enough. Hopefully I'll be able to tell you how the raspberries did after this fall (if I can remember to post it).
I've been growing 4 varieties of blueberries in containers for the past 6 years on the east side of my home. In the winter, I leave them in place, but wrap the containers in pieces of an old swimming pool solar blanket. I mulch them with ground up autumn leaves. In the spring, I remove the solar blanket and some of the mulch. Bumper crops every year!
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No other Portland band has transformed as dramatically in the past year as the Joggers have. In 2003, the Portland quartet released the surprisingly brilliant debut Solid Guild, a pop fan's delight, grounded in traditional pop songwriting but unique for the dueling herky-jerky guitar work of Ben Whitesides and Murphy Kasiewicz, and the glorious four-part harmonies. The band had uncovered a distinctive sound, and logic dictated that the follow-up would keep in step. But this year's With a Cape and a Cane, recorded after Kasiewicz split from the band, delves into something wholly different. Those dueling guitars have been traded in for sour stabs of Whitesides' guitar, and those four-part harmonies have given way to the leadman's slurring lyricism. The band may have abandoned its pop-loving contingent—including this writer—but the album has received even more praise from national press for delving into ballsy and sometimes grating experimental psych territory. I spoke to Whitesides via phone while the band was stuck in traffic somewhere outside Chicago about the changes.
Riff City: On the new album, the harmonies are mostly gone and the guitar work is different, almost improvisational at times.
Ben Whitesides: The way that we work is just, we try to follow our interests. Two years have passed since we put out our last recording, and we were listening to different things. I don't know one person who listens to the exact same thing they were listening to two years ago except for Jake [Morris, the Joggers' drummer], who only listens to Fleetwood Mac's Tusk. I think our tastes were changing. Devil's Anvil put out this amazing record and we really got into this '60s kind of garagey, Middle Eastern music.
How did the loss of Murphy change things?
Well, it's interesting. Murphy was a very good guitar player, remains a very good guitar player, and the difficulties that existed with having Murphy in the band were not really musical. Not fundamentally musical. But it has changed things. And some people have criticized us. I've heard the criticism that it's less of a collaboration between four people and it's slightly more of a Ben Whitesides project. And that's probably not a good thing.
Just to clarify, was it an amicable split, or was he kicked out?
Basically, Murphy and I had some issues. I'm kind of reluctant to talk about it, to be honest. But I will say that it has more to do with me than anyone else.
I saw you play a month ago with new guitarist Dan Wilson. He was keeping up but still seemed to be learning the parts.
Dan's doin' great. He's been in the band five months now, and he's settling in. He was trained on the guitar in a much more traditional sense, though, and I learned guitar without any formal training. I play with a pretty idiosyncratic style, and, because I've written a lot of the songs, you know, he's gotta move closer to my style than me to his. We're giving him a lot of shit 'cause he's the new guy and he's a recovering hippie from Alaska. He wasn't with us when we recorded our last batch of songs, but he keeps getting better. His style is there, and his energy is bringing something new.
He rocks out like a Muppet.
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Pope Benedict Xvi
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September 19, 2006
In this dangerous and hypersensitive age, the last thing the world needs is for leaders of major religions to make derogatory remarks about other religions. So what was Pope Benedict XVI thinking? In an address last week at a German university, Benedict quoted a 14th-century Byzantine emperor who called some of the prophet Muhammad's teachings "evil and inhuman" and said Islam was a religion that was "spread by the sword." That offended the easily offended sensibilities of some in the Muslim world, who, in typical fashion, overreacted.
20,000 jeer pope's journey to Turkey
By Amberin Zaman and Tracy Wilkinson Los Angeles Times
November 27, 2006
In the largest protest yet against the impending arrival of Pope Benedict XVI, more than 20,000 Turks filled a town square Sunday to denounce the visit as an affront to Islam. Emotions are running high in this predominantly Muslim nation over a speech the pope made in September that was widely construed throughout the Islamic world as an insult to the Muslim faith and its founder, the prophet Muhammad. Amid tight security, youths waving red Turkish flags and brandishing placards that read "Pope don't test our patience" chanted "Allahu akbar" ["God is great"]
Hollywood artist's paintings now among the great works at Vatican
By Tonya Alanez, Sun Sentinel
November 1, 2011
He works out of a quiet home studio, tucked next to North Lake, where few know who he is, or what he does. But local artist Tomasz Rut recently took his place alongside Michelangelo, Raphael and other great artists of the Renaissance — "my greatest teachers, my heroes" — when two of his oil paintings were blessed by the pope and added to the Vatican Collection. "I'm still shocked," said Rut, 50. "An artist can get to many, many museums in the world but there is no museum equivalent to the Vatican.
Guillermo Martinez: A different pope, a different Cuba this time around
Guillermo I. Martinez and Columnist
March 29, 2012
It is difficult to compare the visit of Pope John Paul II to Cuba in 1998 and the one this week by Pope Benedict XVI. The times were different, as were the personalities involved. Fourteen years ago, two charismatic men dominated the stage — John Paul, who had the popularity of a rock star, and Fidel Castro, who despite a penchant for evil, still held sway over many on the island by the sheer force of his personality. Back then, Cuba was more isolated, the church was little more than a nuisance and those opposed to the regime were few and isolated by a lack of communication.
The Obvious Choice
By Steve Kloehn Chicago Tribune
April 20, 2005
Of all the options before the cardinals, of all the hues and styles and ages and life stories gathered in the Sistine Chapel, the man they finally chose Tuesday to lead the Roman Catholic Church was the one man they could not ignore: the man in the room with the closest ties to Pope John Paul II and the one who shepherded the cardinals through the extraordinary days that followed the pontiff's death. Pope Benedict XVI, the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany, was one of two cardinals in the room who voted in the 1978 conclaves, and he had the late pope's confidence with the church's most precious treasure, its core teachings and doctrine.
S. Florida few hold tickets to see pope
By James D. Davis Religion Editor
April 13, 2008
Juliana Diaz says God cleared the way to help her see Pope Benedict XVI - and she has the ticket to prove it. The ticket will place her among tens of thousands at Yankee Stadium on April 20 to see Benedict in one of two massive Masses during his six-day visit to the United States. Although she was unable to get a ticket through the Archdiocese of Miami, a friend in Boston came through for her. "I was like, woo-hoo!" said Diaz, a catechism teacher at San Isidro Catholic Church in Pompano Beach.
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April 22, 2008
Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States went a long way toward healing wounds, and re-establishing the Catholic Church's spiritual and moral authority. But that the pontiff needed to heal wounds in the first place speaks to the damage caused by a widespread string of sex abuse scandals. And there lies an abject lesson for people and institutions of all faiths and purposes. It is better to face up to wrongdoing, and confront it aggressively, than to look the other way. It is best to accept embarrassment upfront than to feel the sting of a much broader scandal.
Fast track to sainthood for John Paul gains steam
By Tracy Wilkinson Los Angeles Times
April 2, 2007
Soon after he died two years ago, Pope John Paul II was practically declared a saint by vox populi. Banners demanding "Santo Subito!" (Sainthood Now!) crowned the crowds of people who filled St. Peter's Square to mourn the late pontiff. Today, on the second anniversary of his death, John Paul will take a significant step closer to likely sainthood. Church officials will announce the conclusion of a detailed investigation into the Polish prelate's life, and the Vatican will begin evaluating the case of a French nun who said she was miraculously healed after praying to John Paul.
Pope Reaches Out To Polish Faithful
By Ian Fisher The New York Times
May 26, 2006
Pope Benedict XVI arrived on Thursday for a visit designed to maintain the strong ties with one of the few European countries where Roman Catholicism remains vibrant and to pay homage to his popular Polish predecessor, John Paul II. "Our journey together will be inspired by the motto: Stand firm in your faith," Benedict said. "I mention this from the outset in order to stress that this is no mere sentimental journey, although it is certainly that, too, but rather a journey of faith." He did not kiss the tarmac, as John Paul had, and Benedict's welcome was perhaps not as rapturous.
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240,000 dollars awarded to man forced to cover Arab T-shirt
They forced an American citizen to cover up his t-shirt that had arabic writing on it because it made passengers feel uncomfortable.
While I can be sensitive to the concern that his ethnicity and t-shirt may have raised, I cannot support the airline singling him out and making him cover up his t-shirt.
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The company says heavy rains and electrical outages led to the release of chemicals from waste site in Jefferson Hills, which led to the four-day shutdown of a nearby sewer plant and sent one worker to the hospital after inhaling harmful fumes.
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Unlock The Nuketown 2025 Map, Nuketown Zombies Map & Double XP in Black Ops 2?
The Nuketown 2025 Multiplayer & Nuketown Zombies Map DLC Code was a treat which comes as a free Pre-order Bonus or with the Collector's Editions (Limited/Hardened/Care Package) of Black Ops 2.
Activision confirmed Nuketown 2025 is also included with each launch unit of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, if you are one of the people who got the game during launch week on Xbox 360, PS3 or PC it'll include the DLC code to download the Bonus Map from November 13th, 2012.
Black Ops 2 Cheats
Below is a list of cheat codes and unlockable tips for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 cheats on PC, PS3, Xbox 360 & Wii U.
Atari Easter Egg
Tips on how to find the 4 playable Atari video games in the Nuketown 2025 multiplayer map.
You will have to shoot the heads off the mannequins within 2 minutes to get access and then you can hold the X button to play various Atari console games like Pitfall on the TV screen outside with an in-game joystick.
Below are some cheats & codes for Call of Duty: Black Ops II . big thanks to IGN for share this.
1 Unlockables
Submit an Unlockable.
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Diamond Camo (Multiplayer)
Unlock the gold camo for every type of gun a given class can use and you'll unlock the diamond camo for that class. For instance, you'll need to unlock the gold camo for every sniper rifle if you want to obtain diamond camo for the sniper.
5 Easter Eggs
Submit an Easter Egg.
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Teddy Bears (Green Run)
This Easter Egg can be found on Green Run (in TranZit mode). To activate it you need to press X (360), SQUARE (PS3), or F (PC) on all three teddy bears in one game. Once you do a song will begin playing.
· Teddy #1 - On a bench, in the Bus Station right near where you begin
· Teddy #2 - Found on the Farm, the third stop on your bus ride (go upstairs and look on a blanket to find the bear)
· Teddy #3 - The final bear is in the Town, located near a pool table inside a building where a perk can be purchased
The video below shows the locations in detail.
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Teddy Bears (Nuketown Zombies)
This Easter Egg can be found on Nuketown Zombies. To activate it you need to press X (360), SQUARE (PS3), or F (PC) on all three teddy bears in one game. Once you do a song will begin playing.
· Teddy #1 - Inside the bus in the middle of the map
· Teddy #2 - On the top bunk bed on the second floor of one house.
· Teddy #3 - In the backyard behind a fence of the other house.
The video below shows the locations in detail.
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Jimmy Kimmel
There's a Jimmy Kimmel easter egg in the game. Near the end, you'll see Raul Menendez sitting in a prison cell while someone on the television remarks that Menendez was invited to be on the show but had other plans.
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Thor's Hammer
You can view Thor's Hammer in the game's early Celerium mission. Once you fly down to the area where guards are patrolling, take out the guards and drop into a ravine. Look around and you'll find some brush hiding the entrance to a cave. Check inside the cave to find Thor's Hammer, though you'll have to leave it where it sits.
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Play Old Activision Games
To play some old Activision classics, you need to play on the Nuketown 2025 Shoot the heads off all of the mannequins within a minute and thirty seconds. Don't worry about the ones int he background, as those don't count. Mannequin locations are randomly generated, so you'll have to look around a bit. If you successfully decapitate all of the mannequins within the required time frame, you'll be able to play old Activision titles such as Pitfall, H.E.R.O., River Raid, and Kaboom!
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Hotel is well run, nicely maintained and in a lovely area of London.
We stayed just one night and, though the room was an 8/10 due to some extremely minor inconveniences, the staff couldn't have been more helpful and polite and dealt with the problem swiftly and far surpassed my expectations.
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Nice staff-poor room.
Very small room and also extremely dark.
Located on the top floor with no lift and very poor view.
Stayed three days and no complimentary tea left at any time-had to collect from reception each day. Good location and friendly helpful staff.
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Excellent hotel for location, close to British Museum and a short walk to the theatre area.
All staff were excellent and couldn't be more helpful. Room was small but well decorated and the bed was the comfiest I have ever slept in. Bathroom very small and the decor and fittings are dated but very clean. Bedroom heater not working though fan heater was available. We didn't need it even though it was -1c outside.
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Rooms were comfortable - however we had to ask for the heating to be put on as the rooms were cold.
Lobby and staircases were in need of some decoration - lots of marks on walks and skirting boards. No SKY TV in a 4* hotel!
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We had an enjoyable stay.
The only downside was the busy road at the front, traffic kept us awake most of the night so we asked to be changed to a rear-facing room the next day, which was excellent. The staff were very polite and helpful, also both rooms were clean and tidy, good facilities with plenty of room. Breakfast was excellent, with a very large choice. We would stay again but only in a rear-facing room.
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The hotel is nicely situated in Bloomsbury which is handy for central London yet its location is relatively quiet.
The staff were very friendly although on arrival there was some confusion as to whether I had paid for breakfast. I had. This was soon sorted out. The room in which I stayed wasn't huge but it was comfortable. The air-con wasn't working but this wasn't a issue in December. The bathroom was OK but wasn't big enough for a bath, so shower only. I slept well. I thought the breakfast was excellent. They appear to serve high quality ingredients.
I would definitively stay here again..for the right price.
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Expensive, dated with small room for the money.
Whilst the staff were very pleasant this was not value for money.
Room only at £169 with paint peeling in parts of the hotel, shower room very small and sink hanging off wall were not representative of the cost. Bed was comfortable and clean, as was all of the hotel, but a very warm room wasn't helped by broken air con.
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Plastic Surgery Residency Program if Unable to Afford Surgery?
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Mommy makeovers
Look up online to see if your local university has a plastic surgery residency program. Then call them to see how much cosmetic surgery will cost you.
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Plastic surgery training programs
There are programs at Baylor, UT Houston, and at St Joseph's. You can call there respective departments and see if they have a "resident's cosmetic clinic". Good luck.
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Brewers Community Foundation to Auction Off Pieces of Baseball History Beginning Monday
Brewers Community Foundation will be putting three unique items up for auction that were gifted to the non-profit by an anonymous donor.
Starting at 9am on Monday, fans can log on to brewers.com to bid on signed photographs of Red Sox great Ted Williams and New York Yankees icon Mickey Mantle, as well as a rendering of dominant closer Trevor Hoffman, signed by Trevor himself.
Have any collectors or baseball history buffs on your holiday list? These items would definitely hit it out of the park. The auction will run until Sunday, December 20 at 10pm.
Brewers at Cubs
Good morning from Maryvale Baseball Park in Phoenix. A little on the chilly side today and hopefully the rain will hold off for today's game at Mesa against the Chicago Cubs. Brian Anderson and Bill Schroeder will have the call on this afternoon's webcast of the game on brewers.com. Tune in, I know they will appreciate it, plus it will get you in the mood for baseball.
I have a link for you today as well. Manager Ken Macha asked me the other day to do some research and find an old Sports Illustrated article for him. Luckily, I love information and especially historical information, so this was a pretty fun task.
In the late 1960s, Sports Illustrated did a series on Ted Williams. One of the final installments was Williams' take on hitting. Macha remembered reading the article in high school and wanted to see if it was still out there.
Sports Illustrated has a fantastic online "vault" of pretty much everything they have ever printed and I was able to find through a couple of searches. Check it out here. It is a long read but if you are a baseball fan–especially a young baseball fan who might not know a lot about Williams–or a coach looking for some new insights, this is truly a timeless piece.
Here are some gamenotes for today's tilt against the division rival Cubs, courtesy of Mike Vassallo:
March 9 at Chicago-NL.pdf.
Brewers Lineup
23 Rickie Weeks 4
30 Craig Counsell 6
27 Carlos Gomez 8
28 Prince Fielder 3
15 Jim Edmonds 7
22 Jody Gerut 9
61 Adam Heether 5
87 Jonathan Lucroy 2
37 Jeff Suppan 1
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2 Ryab Theriot 6
1 Kosuke Fukudome 9
25 Derrek Lee 3
16 Aramis Ramirez 5
24 Marlon Byrd 8
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Can anyone recommend a non-vax or select/delayed vax friendly Dr in the Hartford, CT or Springfield, MA area? We live in CT but about five mins from the MA line. Open to anyone so MD, ND, FP....so long as they aren't vax/rx happy and knowledgable with babies. We currently drive about 30mins to DD's pedi who initially was very open to delayed/selective vax but as time goes on she's trying to push more and more (gives me scare tactics like worst case scenarios of all the horible things my child will be exposed to) so it may be time to move on especially since I'm at a stand still with vax and may not vax future children. I know there are a million and one of these Dr's at the other end of the state (NY line) but I just can't afford the gas to make that kind of drive so I'd like to keep it within 30mins of Enfield, CT....although I might extend that to 40mins for the right place! Thanks :-)
Bumping up to see if anyone has any suggestions.
Dr Mohammed Khera, winsted pediatrics, Winsted, Ct...860-738-0400...he is in Litchfield county...we've had him for 15 yrs now.
He should be about a half hour from enfield...or he may even have a colleague in your area...give him a call. He's great at referring people to his relatives!! Dentist, drs, etc...He is Pakistani and respects parental choice...he's also the type of dr who can just look at a child and tell whats wrong.
Dr. St. Onge in Avon. I know there are threads on this in the "Finding your tribe" forum also. Good luck!
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thanks, i have seen a few things about the one in avon so i might look into that, she's about 40mins away so that's do-able!
Dr. Jerome Lahman in Vernon may be an option.
Our pedi, Dr. Schuck in Windsor, has been ok with delaying some vaxes. I think he could deal with skipping chicken pox, etc- the less serious ones- but probably would not be ok with polio, etc.
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