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The Hunt Club Fitness Center is designed with our community in mind. Our 40,000 sq. ft. facility has all of the features you need to meet your personal goals with reasonable pricing and a family friendly environment. Membership at Hunt Club includes dual use of FitNation located at 1655 Nations Drive in Gurnee.
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Who: Miranda Kerr
What: If you were in any doubt about how to make the pyjama trend work, look no further than these photos of Miranda Kerr. The supe paired her ikat silk trousers by Joie with an Yves Saint Laurent Cabas tote and a Stella McCartney blazer and rounded sunglasses. Miranda topped off the look with pair of sky-high Louboutins. Why does it work? The long line blazer elongates the silhouette and the heels ensure the effect is dressy, thus preventing awkward questions about whether you're sleepwalking. Oh, and being a supermodel doesn't hurt.
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Skilled nursing residents experience first-class service as a daily focus in everything Life Care Center of Haltom does, with friendly caregivers who use state-of-the-art technology in our spacious rehabilitation gym. Whether a patient is here for short-term rehabilitation, post-operative recovery or long-term care, our professional associates make it a priority to ensure the same level of care and service is delivered to all individuals.
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Gundlach: By at least one measure - comparing the Merrill Corporate Index to the Treasury Index - corporate paper is as overvalued as it's ever been in the history of the data (going back to 1985). Another relatively overvalued fixed-income class is emerging market debt (EMB). "I would not be putting any new money into that."
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Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney make little maps out of sony Walkman headphones. Why?
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I can't believe this hasn't been done before. Nice.
Except I keep thinking of my iPod. Oops.
Yes, they are known for their white phones, but I have black ones from Bose as they fit my ears better and I don't have to listen to stupid announcements.
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Robots Advance into Smaller Job Shops
February 13, 2003
Smarter and stronger than ever, robots are not just for the big boys anymore. Here's what their dramatic improvements mean for job shops of all sizes. Robots have advanced so substantially that they're not only efficient but smart workers. And even as these machines' abilities skyrocket, their prices continue to fall because of recent technological innovations. Engineers can now make smaller robots for tighter welding operations because models are stronger than ever. And the larger units, such as those that maneuver diesel engines, can now manage payloads topping 1,000 pounds. But while the usefulness of such machines is unquestionable, many manufacturersespecially small onesare still reluctant to invest in them. Some are intimidated by the prospect of installation while others think that robots are options only for large operations. "Small companies think that automation is for when they get bigger," says Craig Jennings, president of Ohio-based Motoman, Inc. and current president of the Robotic Industries Association. He says that most gainfully employed robots belong to companies with 350 or more workers. Robots currently handle the manufacturing industry's most physically demanding jobsusually lengthy, repetitive tasks such as welding and assembly. Robots are especially common in the automotive industry, where they spray paint parts and apply adhesives and sealants. But with their rapid gain in IQ points, robots can now do some "thinking" along with the drudgery. Imbued with artificial intelligence, robots can figure out the best way to spray paint onto metal automotive parts. In addition, they can apply adhesives and sealants in just the right amounts and in the most optimal manner. They also know how to prepare parts for the next operation. For example, Fanuc Robotics' I-21i can pick up haphazardly arranged parts from a bin and orient the parts for the next step. This means that it can place the parts correctly into another machine. "The robot performs more like a human," says Kevin Ostby, president of Fanuc Robotics Canada and vice president of Fanuc's General Industries Division in Michigan. "The combination of 3-D vision and tactile force feedback make this possible." Because vision systems give robots pattern recognition abilities, robots can adjust to some shifts in part placement. They don't have to be programmed with the exact location of objects nor the precise tolerances of parts. They simply have to sense where the object is and can then determine how to pick it up. For example, by mating vision technologies with tactile sensing, robots can disengage parts from a machine tool and deburr them as needed before directing them to the next operation. "This was impossible before," says Ostby. "In the past, the operator had to find the part and orient it. Now the robot does it." And installation is more seamless than ever. A few years ago, companies needed to spend as much as two weeks preparing a robot before it could perform tasks on its own. Now, with new software, a robot can tackle its duties almost immediately upon its delivery. "A computer simulates the robot's tasks before it even arrives at the shop," says Ostby. Most importantly, robots can enhance the bottom line of job shopseven small ones. Small companies just have to look past the sticker price and consider its rapid return on investment (ROI). "In the early 80s, entry-level robots averaged around $90,000," says Motoman's Jennings. "Today, prices list around $50,000." Even though particular applications can call for more than one machine, a company can typically see ROI in less than two years. ROI can be even quicker if robots work multiple shifts. "Most people only consider the labor savings," says Jennings. "But, we must take into account the higher yield from fewer quality issues. A robot on a two-shift welding line could pay for itself in six months." This is also because a robot's cost stays constant whether it runs for one shift or three. Its value shoots up the more it works. "Accuracy of robots comes into play when talking about ROI," says Ostby. "For instance, take a jet-engine part worth thousands of dollars. If a dent or scrape occurs toward the end of the line, it is a very costly mistake. But, during the third or fourth hour of a shift, a robot is not tired or distracted. Scrap reduction is a key component of calculating a robot's ROI." Aside from their scrap reducing effect, robots also improve operations in numerous waysboosting machine-tool utilization, improving part handling, reducing work in process and preventing employee injuries. Indeed, they can give small job shops a competitive edge. "I've seen job shops with fewer than 15 employees buy one robot because they landed a particular account," says Jennings. "Now, when they bid on their next job, they can offer better cost per part than their competition." And the future of robots is even more exciting. These artificial creatures are moving closer to their science fiction incarnations like Star Wars' C3PO and R2D2, says Rodney A. Brooks, director of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge. This means that manufacturers can look forward to machines that will require minimal programming, prove cost-effective in small-batch operations as well as long runs and possess social interaction skills that could transform production linesthough significant obstacles remain. These include giving robots object recognition abilities and human dexterity. "My thesis is that in just 20 years the boundary between fantasy and reality will be rent asunder," writes Brooks in his latest book. "Just five years from now that boundary will be breached in ways that are as unimaginable to most people today as daily use of the World Wide Web was 10 years ago." Sources: The Robot Evolution
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Industry Week, Dec. 1, 2002
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If I'm traveling on planes where I'm not assured of overhead bin space, or I want to have access to my laptop or accessories mid-flight, I opt for wheeled underseat carry on luggage that is guaranteed to fit under any aircraft seat but also gives me ample packing space for at least a 2 day trip. I also sometimes have difficulty hefting a larger bag into an overhead bin as I'm on the short side, so it's just easier to take a smaller one with me.
On longer trips, I sometimes take my underseater along with a personal item bag with me on the flight and check in a regular upright suitcase. This way I don't have to worry that there's a risk of my carry on bag being placed in the hold at the last minute. Even aisle seats on internal European or Asian flights will have space underneath for it.
There are no official dimensions for wheeled underseat carry on luggage, but the general accepted overall linear measurements should total no more than 38 inches, with the depth being no more than 9 inches. Some non-structured bags can be larger than this as long as you don't pack it fully. You can also pick a slightly taller bag as long as you're OK with having it stick out in the front under your feet.
In a hurry? You can pick out your underseat bag with wheels straight from Amazon at some very affordable prices!
More and more luggage brands are wising up to the need for carry on luggage that fits under seat specifically. While many have been making rolling tote bags or rolling backpacks, not all of them are small enough for the strictest requirements. For example, Samsonite has many wheeled totes on offer, but while most of them fit under normal seats on larger carriers, they sometimes don't squeeze into the smallest of spaces.
However, Samsonite has recently brought out very good small and large versions of a wheeled under seater for small planes and large planes. If you don't mind a slightly larger bag but want the versatility to use it on both business and leisure trips, check out the Lipault Vertical Rolling Briefcase. A very recent addition to the market is the Victorinox Werks Traveler 5.0 wheeled tote.
A few airlines have recently become stingier with these dimensions and their aisle seat spaces beneath have narrowed. This makes it tough to get a bag with wheels into those spaces. In fact there is only one brand that has recently made one that will definitely fit. Keep reading to see which one it is! If you want to see more established options, take a look at the rest of the best underseat carry on luggage pieces below.
The Smallest Wheeled Personal Item Bag
BoardingBlue Wheeled Personal Item Under Seat
These days, most carry-ons that need to fit under the narrowest of aisle seats don't come with wheels. But for those that just can't carry a backpack, tote or duffel bag in that size, this new Boarding Blue Wheeled Personal Item Under Seat Bag is a good bet.
It measures 17″ long, 13″ wide and 9″ high, weighs under 4 lbs and can hold 12-15 pounds of stuff. It has a single pole telescopic handle and inline skate wheels for rolling, or you can carry it like a duffel, either by the detachable padded shoulder strap or by the dual handles.
One exterior side holds a zipped pocket and an elastic top mesh pocket for a water bottle, but you may not be able to use these when it comes time to push the bag under your seat.
Bestselling Under Seat Carry on Luggage With Wheels
LUCAS Wheeled Under the Seat Cabin Bag
Customers gush over this bag because of its great value. This very popular and inexpensive cabin bag from Lucas is made of lightweight polyester and weighs just 6 lbs. It measures 15.7″ x 15.7″ x 9.8″. While this is a little larger than what is ideal for an underseater, it does fit under all seats if it is not stuffed to the gills. This is possible because of the way it is designed. It is one of the most popular bags because it is inexpensive and very light but roomy enough to hold a 15″ laptop.
You can open the bag either while it is upright or on its back, as the zippered front flap folds completely down. A clear zippered partition pocket acts as a clear divider for the roomy main compartment and prevents its contents from spilling out.
The bag includes a separate hanging toiletry bag, a travel document holder and light slippers to keep your feet clean while going through airport security.
The front flap holds two clear zippered compartments on the inside for your other accessories. The outside of the flap has 3 pockets of different sizes, there are two zippered side pockets and one large zippered back pocket. These give plenty of additional organizational space without taking away from the space offered by the main compartment.
The telescopic handle is a single tube with a push button release and the wheels are inline skates.
It is available in black, purple or red and features yellow trim.
Delsey Quilted Rolling UnderSeat Tote
This quilted bag from Delsey also opens from the front via double zippers that run from the bottom of either side.
This underseat tote measures 14.5″ x 14″ x 9″ and weighs 5 lbs and 9 ozs. While it will fit under all middle and window seats, it may not go under aisle seats on small aircraft. This bag is currently available in a stylish brown with a contrasting blue for the interior lining.
This bag is great for organization freaks as there are pockets everywhere! The main compartment can hold a few items of clothing and a pair of shoes, while a full length mesh zippered pocket can keep some items separate. A U-shaped organizer compartment in front opens via a single zipper and is great for travel documents and accessories. It also has a padded foam compartment for your tablet. There are two side pockets present – one is a mesh elastic top pocket that's big enough for a small water bottle and a rolled up magazine. The other is a vertical zippered one with an expansion mesh panel and can hold a compact umbrella, even when wet because it's fully lined.
A pass-through band at the back makes sliding it over a telescopic handle easy. Its own retracting handle locks into position while pulling on the two inline skate wheels.
Travelon Wheeled Underseat 15 Inch
This best-selling bag came out in 2014 and amassed very good reviews immediately. It's in the style of the bags above but with more structure and durability and is sized just perfectly to even fit under aisle seats on small aircraft. The older quilted model from Travelon which is very popular just doesn't fit under an aisle seat and is not the kind that you can risk getting gate checked, so this Travelon 15 Incher is a great alternative.
Its dimensions are 8.5 x 15 x 14 inches and weighs just 5 lbs and 4 ozs. It's available in wine red, purple and black in 100% polyester.
The main compartment is very roomy and features two zippered pockets and two open top pockets in the inside. The front U-shaped zipped organizer compartment has a padded pocket for an iPad as well as more pockets for small items. A straight zipped pocket is placed in front of that to store last minute items like keys and loose change at security checkpoints. There's one side pocket for a water bottle that folds down flat when empty.
Top Rated Underseat Carry on Bag for Men and Women
Travelpro Crew 10 Rolling Tote Bag
No one knows more about luggage for frequent air travel than flight crews. Since they spend so much time on the go, they can't be weighed down by large travel bags but they do need to have enough changes of clothes and necessary accessories at all times. Their bags also need to be tough and durable, as they undergo so many trips in a year. This underseat Crew 10 rolling tote by Travelpro is the bag of choice by many airline crew men and women and for good reason. It is built to last. The Crew 10 is the updated line of last year's very popular Crew 9.
This sturdy 100% nylon bag is available in black and Merlot red. It measures 16″ x 13″ x 8.5″ and weighs 7 lbs, 2 oz and is a good option if you're looking for more of a business look but don't want a briefcase style bag.
The telescopic handle is designed to minimize wobble when fully extended, and there are top and bottom grab handles that make it easy to lift into an overhead bin. The wheels are the inline skate type.
The interior is designed for packing both clothes and your gadgets. Clothes are held in place in the main compartment by restraining straps and strong buckles, while a laptop is held in a corduroy lined sleeve and secured by Velcro. A front zipped pocket, also similarly lined, is just right for a tablet and other accessories. A zipped side mesh pocket can hold a water bottle or umbrella. The back features an add-a-bag strap.
Best High End Under Seat Rolling Carry on Luggage
Briggs & Riley Transcend Rolling Cabin Bag
If you want the best quality luggage with lifetime warranty and are willing to pay for it, then look no farther than this updated Transcend Rolling Cabin Bag by Briggs & Riley. It measures 13.5″ x 15.5″ x 8.5″ and weighs 6 lbs and 4 ozs. It is available in black, crimson red and hunter green and is made of a tough but soft two-tone twill nylon fabric.
The main compartment opens via a wide U-shaped zippered front flap to allow easy access to its contents. Inside you will find a padded laptop pocket for devices up to 15.6″ and a padded tablet pocket. Side elastic top mesh pockets are good for socks or undergarments, while the rest of the space is roomy enough for the rest of your clothes.
The front features a zippered organizer compartment with pockets, loops and straps for a magazine, files, keys, pens, earphones, power brick and other accessories. A smaller zippered pocket in front of that is to store items for quick access at the security check. Two elastic mesh pockets on the sides are perfect for a water bottle and umbrella.
Top and back grab handles of soft neoprene makes carrying it by hand easy. The telescopic handle is mounted on the outside of the bag so as not to take up any packing space inside.
There's a hidden Nubuck ID tag and clip on handle on the back for stacking it on a larger Briggs and Riley bag.
This B&R Transcend is also available in black or red for UK customers.
Haven't found the best wheeled underseat carry on luggage piece for your needs yet? Then check out more options on Amazon.


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Prison Architect's Producer, Mark Morris, and Designer, Chris Delay, demo the new features of alpha 10 : Riots, riot police and paramedics, Linux support, and prison sharing online via Steam Workshop.
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Brewers spring training report: Wednesday at a glance
On the field: Ryan Braun's second spring homer jump-started an offensive barrage that left the Brewers 7-2 winners over the Oakland A's at Maryvale Baseball Park.
"We're not surprised. He can hit," said manager Ron Roenicke. "He's just one of those gifted guys that can sit out a long time. He doesn't need a lot of at-bats at spring training. He can hit."
Starter Yovani Gallardo pitched a solid 22/3 innings, allowing three hits, a run and a walk while striking out four. His lone mistake was a second-inning fastball he hung for a Michael Taylor homer.
"Just trying to mix everything in," said Gallardo, who threw 49 pitches. "Trying to get the feel for everything the later it gets."
Mitch Haniger replaced Braun in right field and collected two more hits and two RBI. Martin Maldonado also drove in a pair of runs with a double.
Cactus juice: The Brewers' opening-day starter will be revealed in about a week, according to Roenicke. "I want to make sure I talk to all the starting pitchers first before I announce who's going to go when," he said. "Things change so much. A guy stubs his toe or something, you've got to set him back. It changes your rotation. That's why I don't say it early. It's nice if you have whomever you say is your opening-day guy and if everything goes well through spring, good. But I'd rather not have to change things."
Weather: 75, mostly sunny.
Scoreboard: Brewers 7, A's 2. Record: 4-4. Next game: Brewers vs. Rockies, 2:05 p.m. Thursday. Milwaukee RHP Kyle Lohse (0-0, 0.00) vs. Colorado RHP Jordan Lyles (0-1, 4.50). TV — FS Wisconsin. Radio — AM-620.
Countdown: 25 days until opening day, March 31 against Atlanta at Miller Park.
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A Venezuelan company investing outside its market is not a common occurrence. Fixed-line incumbent CANTV was considered a candidate for fellow incumbent CNT in Ecuador but there has been little additional action. Inter's more international outlook may come from its owners, which include US private equity firm HM Capital Partners and French incumbent France Telecom . Inter offers pay-TV services to around 700,000 subscribers, also packaging broadband and fixed-line options with its network reaching 1.2mn households.
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Hotel Nigritella boasts a sunny and quiet position in Selva di Cadore, and offers modern guestrooms with a private bathroom, satellite TV, refrigerator, phone, and safe. Most rooms also have a balcony. In the morning guests will enjoy a hearty gourmet breakfast. The excellent cuisine offers traditional local dishes and themed evenings once a week. Happy Hour and snacks are available every afternoon.
Onsite services include free WiFi in the hotel's public areas, piano bar, games room, ski bus, free outdoor parking, and garage facilities (surcharge). A multilingual entertainment program with particular attention to children and mini-club is offered. The games room has billiards, table tennis, as well as board and wall games. Bobsleigh and toboggan are available in front of the hotel, and the ski slopes at 0.6 miles (1 km) are served by a ski bus service. The mountain area of the Civetta, only 0.6 miles (1 km) from the hotel, offers 50 miles (80 km) of downhill skiing and many beaten tracks for cross-country skiing. During the summer, guests can enjoy walking trails and excursions to the National Park of the Belluno Dolomites.
The onsite wellness center is equipped with indoor heated pool and children's pool, a larger pool with Geyser hydromassage, sauna and Turkish bath (surcharge) will allow unforgettable relaxing moments. Furthermore, a conference room for up to 100 people is provided for business guests.
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WHAT: Prayer for Charleston, South Carolina Community
WHEN: Friday, June 19, 2015.
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WHERE: Flag Pole – Center of campus
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2601 Gentilly Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70122
WHY: The Office of the Chaplain and emerging scholars are inviting members of the campus community to join in a prayer for the members of the Emanuel AME Church and the residents of the Charleston community. The group will pray and have a moment of silence for the people of Charleston in acknowledgement of this tragedy and to show support to another community that is suffering from grief and loss at this time.
Grants will provide career and research opportunities for students
(NEW ORLEANS, LA) – Dillard University recently received grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the U.S. Department of Defense. The National Institute for General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the NIH recently awarded Dillard almost $1.4 million through its Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) initiative, to increase both the number of students engaged in biomedical research as undergraduates and the number of students that subsequently pursue STEM graduate degrees. According to Dr. Ruby Broadway, the grant's principal investigator, Dillard's grant will focus primarily on identifying students interested in biology, chemistry, physics, and psychology and providing these students with tuition support, rigorous mentored research experiences, and other academic support to better ensure they complete undergraduate study and enroll in graduate school.
Dillard's MARC grant will also coincide with the University's other NIH-funded initiatives, including the Center of Excellence and their NIH endowment grant for health disparities research. The MARC grant beganJune 1st. and continue through 2020. Dillard becomes one of about forty or so MARC grantees in the US and one of only three in Louisiana.
As a part of two multi-year projects, Dillard was also awarded an additional $744,000 from the U.S.Department of Defense's Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) and Army Research Lab. According to Dillard's Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, the new awards are part of a continued investment from DOD. Both grants are provided to expand Dillard's and DOD's research interests in advanced pulsed laser deposition (PLD) technologies. The advanced PLD laboratory and research directed by Abdalla Darwish, professor of physics, focuses primarily on the development of advanced thin film for a number of defense and other applications.
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(NEW ORLEANS, LA) – On Saturday, May 29, twenty young African American males in Central City will participate in a culminating exercise that marks the completion of a 12-week pre-STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Program. The event will begin at 10 a.m. in Lawless Memorial Chapel on Dillard's campus.
The program is the result of a partnership with Dillard University and "You Do Matter" with funding provided by the City of New Orleans' Edward Wisner Donation Fund and LSU Health Sciences Center – Minority Health Disparities. The 12-week computer technology program provided participating youth with basic skills of understanding the future direction of technology. "This opportunity opens doors for young scholars to become instrumental in the design and assembly of computers, rather than the traditional end user," said Nick Harris, director for Dillard's Office of Community Relations.
"Many of these young males are from single-parent families with mostly mothers," said Harris.
"We chose Central City because there's a great need for this type of program that will expose youth to technology in a different way and give them something to do on Saturdays that could lead to a career," Harris added. When the program was first introduced there was an overwhelming interest and they tried to accommodate as many students as possible, according to Harris. "We didn't want to turn anyone away," he said.
Josh Williams, a 1991 computer science graduate of Dillard and coordinator for "You Do Matter" at New Hope Baptist Church's Technology Center, is committed to giving back by teaching males ages five to twenty-one about technology and how to put computers together. "Instructors come from corporations, businesses and the college community," Williams said. He noted that most are volunteers who are excited to teach youth something they generally don't get in the classroom.
Harris reiterated that the response to the program has been so overwhelming that a 10-week summer program is scheduled to begin June 10.
For more information regarding "You Do Matter" and the computer instructional program call Nick Harris at 504.816.4704.
(New Orleans, LA) – In a recent ceremony graduating seniors of Dillard University's Educational Talent Search (ETS) program were met with thunderous applause as they entered the Georges' Auditorium on the University's campus. The occasion, akin to that of an athletic signing day, was an opportunity for family and friends of the soon-to-be graduates to join them in celebrating their academic achievements and pending entry into a two- or four-year college/university, the armed forces, or the workforce.
"This is a truly a dream come true," said Program Director Joy Jamerson in a tearful farewell to students. Jamerson noted that very few things in life bring her more elation than knowing that through the efforts of the Educational Talent Search staff students will be able to further their education beyond high school. Not only will these graduates be furthering their education, but notably, some will do so with little to no debt thanks to over $1 million dollars in scholarships collectively garnered by graduates. Colleges and universities awarding scholarships to ETS students include Dillard University, Tulane University, Grinnell College, Morehouse College, Southern University of New Orleans, Xavier University and Howard University, to name a few.
Keynote speaker for the event was Saints wide-receiver Robert Meachem, who shared words of inspiration to an attentive crowd emphasizing the importance of attending college and making positive life decisions. Meachem, founder of the "Follow Your Dreams Foundation," also stressed his personal desire to assist students in maintaining good health both physically and mentally as they pursue their academic and professional goals.
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CK I posted random crap up there. Doesn't that get you mad because I'm not following the thread rules. LOL
no posting non thread related posts please.
not a good brawl day at all :/
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Yeah, GGs Bio. Sorry I didn't do any friendlies, been doing friendlies with a bunch of other people. Ah, the fun of 2v2 matches... Especially when you win even though they're spamming projectiles. :P
I also beat King 2-0, for the sake of mentioning. Can anyone knock me out of the lead? :P
Bio, would you mind sending the replays to Real-o? I'm out of wi-fi points, and I'll need the points to send all my matches I havn't yet, tomorrow.
Speaking of that, I'll be sending in our replays, King. So no need to worry about that.
Man, I never imagined the league would be so active. Jon, Bio, and Real-o, I gives you my absolute thanks for working so hard with this thread. And ofcourse, I also give my thanks to everyone who's willingly participating so much (and giving me an infinite pool of points :P).
Okay... this is what happened.
Forgot how good CK was and realized there was no way I was warmed up enough so... lost all games. CK vs King = 2 - 0 in CK's favor.
I then saw Jon, so I played him. We had 4 matches (9 games... one = Sudden Death), and I won all of them. I have all the replays, but not sure which count as official or what. I also quit one due to the stage choice, Mario Bros., so not sure how that counts.
I'm willing to not count the Captain Falcons one, if you want, since it really wasn't a fair game....
Edit: Hey Jon... which count as official and which don't? I would assume the first 2 would count, at least, but I'm not sure on the last two.
If Jon's counting all of those, it's obvious he wants to overthrow me as League Champion, amiright? :P Not trying to make you lose points King, by all means say the word Jon. It just seems to be like that. :P
Well, CK, I do plan on beating you one day. I did figure out a way that would probably give me a win... but your good enough where it won't work twice. So I'll wait until my skills are high enough that I'll be able to get at least one win on my own :P.
BTW... not sure if anyone else noticed, but you can get an advantage over a player by watching and re-watching a person's videos. You get to see how they play, what character(s) they use, etc. If you take the time it can help out a lot.
Edit: Oh, forgot to ask... who's turning in the replays? I'm willing to, but I think I missed the last Captain Falcon one (one on Corneria where I got hit with 3 PAWNCHES, all on one stock). I need to know which ones to send, though, so I have to wait :P.
ha ha only the first two count, sorry after that i was going to change the writing under my name but you joined right away.
ha ha ck i'm not that diplomatic :]
Go for it, it seems like a lot of people are aiming to beat me, lately.
Rewatching my videos, or especially a pro's, is generally a bad idea. You can learn many things about them, and especially what characters they use, but that won't prevent them from changing their fighting style. You might win a few games, or atleast get closer, but the results in the end might not change much.
Believe it or not, a few months ago someone was just raping the shit out of me, I couldn't take off more than 1 stock. That is, until I started playing defensive; and began winning more than half the time. This is a good example of playstyles changing. A great player always has a backup plan; mindgames and playstyle switches.


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RB A.J. Harris – Harris may have had a better chance of making the final roster if Marquis Weeks hadn't stepped up with one of the best pre-seasons of all the backs (as Weeks generally does). Harris is a solid runner, but he got very few chances to show what he can do. Special teams, especially kickoff returns and coverage, are where he'll need to find a home with another team.
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C Austin King – The Seahawks have had the luxury of an experienced center for the past several years, but the retirement of Robbie Tobeck and the promotion of third-year C Chris Spencer means there's an opening in the backup pivot position, but King just isn't strong enough at this point to allow him to handle the 320-pounders who inhabit the middle of the defensive lines across the league.
OG Jonathan Alston – Alston is a great athlete and he was
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not physical enough in his play and didn't have much of a chance to make
LB Marcus Rucker – Rucker is a solid athlete, but
CB Dennis Davis –
S Patrick Ghee – Ghee is a big hitter, but struggles in coverage and will be a liability on that side of the ball. He has to hope to catch on as a special teams demon somewhere.
K Kurt Smith – I doubt Smith had any illusions as
to making the final roster with the presence of Josh Brown, so it's more likely
he used his time during training camp and the preseason as a showcase of his
talents to the other NFL squads. Teams are constantly looking to replace kickers
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I am a school-based speech therapist working with K-5. I usually have a ton of students working on either inferencing or listening comprehension (or both), so I am always on the lookout for great materials to use with this population. Since it is always more motivating for students when an activity looks like an actual game, I was fortunate to stumble across uKloo Riddle Edition.
uKloo essentially consists of 75 cards, each of which contains clues about a secret item. Players have to listen carefully and use their critical thinking and inferencing skills to figure out the mystery item. This is very similar to speech therapy activities where you give three clues and have students figure out what object is being described. However, uKloo takes it a step further by only providing only a simple sentence, thereby making this activity more challenging. The game box also contains a little paper pad for you to create your own riddles, which would be an excellent extension activity once students have mastered the clue cards.
Another great aspect of this game is that there are three difficulty levels (25 cards each). That way, you can tailor this activity to different students' needs. Here are some sample riddles:
Level 1: Always white, sometimes brown, builds your bones when it goes down.
Level 2: Isn't it a curious thing, to fight cavities with a string?
Level 3: Poke your fingers through my eyes, while I cut things down to size.
The respective answers were milk, dental floss, and scissors. I played this game with my 4th and 5th grade language students and most of them were challenged enough with level 1 or 2.
Obviously you don't need to be a speech therapist to enjoy this game at home -- this game can also serve as a treasure hunt where players find the mystery item in their home. The next clue card is then hidden with the item.
uKloo Riddle Edition reminds me of that chapter in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit", where Gollum challenges Bilbo with riddles. All in all, it's an awesome game that you can use to target multiple skills.Viola D - Teacher - Member Since September 2016
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uKloo Riddle Edition is a great step-up from the uKloo Early Reader edition. It is a lot of fun and gets kids up and moving while they are learning. I love that the kids have to engage their minds to solve riddles. They are so eager to find their way through the treasure hunt that they don't even know (or care) that they are learning. Perfect!Margaret M - Parent, Seller on Educents - Member Since October 2015
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As a teacher, I can sometimes be critical of learning games, and I must say this one met all my standards. I used it with my students and the results were amazing. It is not only education but a lot of fun. I highly recommend this product. I would not hesitate to purchase from this seller. She has great products.Carol C - Teacher, Super-hero, Seller on Educents - Member Since January 2016
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Great game to build reading comprehension and thinking skills. I love the guide to write your own riddles. This offers no only reading but creative writing as well. No my kids love challenging us with their own riddles!Doreen D - Seller on Educents - Member Since October 2015
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Penn State's defense is expected to be without two of its top three players Saturday against Indiana.
Redshirt junior outside linebacker Michael Mauti is done for the season after tearing the ACL in his left knee against Eastern Michigan. Senior D'Anton Lynn is slowly working is way through the minor head and neck injuries he suffered in the same game.
Silver linings are difficult to find. But there may be one with regard to the Lynn situation. The 3-1 Nittany Lions should be able to beat 1-3 Indiana without him. And if he doesn't go, Joe Paterno and the PSU defensive coaches will get an opportunity to look at a couple of younger players who should play big roles next season.
Lynn and senior Chaz Powell won't be back in 2012. Junior Stephon Morris is a logical choice to man the one corner spot. But the Lions will be breaking in another corner and a nickel coverage player.
True freshman Adrian Amos and redshirt sophomore Derrick Thomas might be those guys. Both players could see action against an Indiana team that isn't shy about throwing the football.
Amos, in particular, is intriguing. The Lions' staff likes the 6-0, 205-pounder's combination of size and speed. One of Amos' teammates, redshirt sophomore safety Malcolm Lewis, said Amos' physical talents noticeable early in summer camp.
"[Amos is] an incredible athlete, he's a kid from Maryland just like I am,'' said Willis, a backup who blocked a punt against EMU.
"When he first came in, you could tell he could cover people. He came into practice in training camp and he started making plays.''
''We have a lot of corners and a lot of people in the secondary that can step up and make plays.''
"We've played Thomas and Morris and we have played Lynn,'' Paterno said.
"We will not have the luxury of that kind of round-robin arrangement [Saturday]. But then the freshman kid, Amos, has done well when he's been in there.
"Obviously, you'd like that have Lynn because Lynn's been in a lot of big games and Lynn's got the experience.''
If PSU does need to play a lot of nickel against the Hoosiers, Willis is another possibility. He filled in for injured Nick Sukay during the second half of last season.
"Right now, yeah, I have to step up and try and get back in the nickel packages,'' Willis said.
"With D'Anton being down, we're just going to have to move everybody back around, almost like it was last year.''
MOYE AS RETURNER?: PSU senior wideout Derek Moye leads the team in catches and yardage and he may take on a featured role in PSU's punt return game as the Lions head into the Big Ten Conference schedule.
Moye is averaging 14.3 yards on three returns and has a long of 31 yards. The Lions were hoping speedy junior Devon Smith would make more of an impact but he has just 11 yards on two returns.
Paterno sounded reluctant to expand Moye's role because he plays so many snaps on offense.
"I think [Moye] has indicated at different times that he could be a very fine punt return guy,'' Paterno said.
"That's a lot of plays for him. But I think right now … we had high hopes for 'Smitty' [Devon Smith]. So I think we got -- Smitty and [Justin] Brown are okay. And I think Moye would be fine.''


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Located in Gueliz, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Grand Poste Gueliz and Palais des Congres. Jamaa el Fna and Majorelle Garden are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Guests can grab coffee at one of the hotel's 2 coffee shops/cafés. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 646 square feet (60 square meters) include a meeting room. This Marrakech hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, a terrace, and barbecue grills.
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Marc Stein has the Blazers up a spot from last week, No. 8:
The 12-game home winning streak has perished. But it's still too soon to say bubbles are bursting in Portland after a 3-4 showing on that East Coast trip and a tidy 6-0 mark in games decided by three points or less.
John Schuhmann of NBA.com is not so kind, dropping the Blazers four spots to No. 13:
Off: 109.4 (13), Def: 108.5 (19) -- The Blazers went 3-4 on their trip, returned home to suffer their first home loss since Nov. 28 and looked like they were going to drop another one at the Rose Garden, but with the help of a not-quite-Jordanesque-flu game from Brandon Roy, edged the Hawks on Sunday.
The iRoy-less Marty Burns of Si.com also bumps the Blazers up one, from No. 8 to 7:
They bounced back from Friday's home loss to the Rockets, their first at the Rose Garden two months, by rallying from 19 down to slay the Hawks on Sunday. Once again Brandon Roy led the way, scoring 24 points and making the go-ahead free throw with 2.3 seconds left.
HoopsWorld goes the way of NBA.com and slides Portland down four spots from 8 to 12:
Portland drops four spots as their hot streak is officially over. That said - the schedule got a lot harder and the Blazers managed by playing .500 ball over the last 10. The next four are at home so they may pick up some steam. So far the Blazers have only last four at the Rose Garden all season.


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Cons: It requires the most maintenance. Particularly in coastal environments, where decks get battered by salt, sand, and sun, wood will need resealing every year to look its best.
Pros: It's low-maintenance. Typically made from recycled wood and plastic, composite materials never need sealing, staining, or painting, and they're available in a variety of colors and textures. Composite decking companies such as Trex and Tamko say their products are resistant to moisture, rot, and insects, and back them with 25-year limited warranties. Many new products also offer improved fade-resistance and antimicrobial coatings to combat mildew. Bonus: The material can bend and curve to accommodate designs that wood can't.
Cons: It can cost as much as $6.45 per square foot, and if the surface gets scratched or stained you can't refinish it. Also, though a composite deck requires only twice-yearly cleaning, that may take some elbow grease―mold and mildew have a tendency to cling to composite materials without antimicrobial coatings. If possible, ask your contractor for local examples built at least two years ago so you can see how the material weathers in your climate.
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FORT BRANCH—Gibson Southern won every match in straight sets to beat Tell City 5-0 in PAC boys tennis Thursday.
Tell City's Jackson Ramsey and Davin Tran played a close first set in No. 1 doubles, losing to Casey Nurrenbern and Derek Lynn 7-5. The Gibson Southern duo went on to win 6-2 in the second set.
Gibson Southern won all but three games in singles.
Jarrett Klusmeier beat Chandler Lacy 6-1, 6-1 in No. 1, Daniel Knapp shut out Blaze Brumfield 6-0, 6-0 in No. 2, and Gavin Graper defeated Neal Hollinden 6-0, 6-1 in No. 3.
I remember when I marveled at athletes in their early 30s who were still playing softball for winning teams.
Then later I saw men's, women's and coed teams win tourneys with outfielders in their 40s.
But most of the sports in the Summer Olympics, such as swimming and track, are ones where athletes are generally done by the time they reach 30.
And in women's gymnastics age 23 is ancient. Ten of the last 11 all-around champions in the Olympics were teenagers and the other one was 20.
LEOPOLD—Perry Central had 25 spiking errors in a 25-23, 25-17, 25-22 PLAC volleyball loss to Orleans Thursday.
Abby Reed led Perry Central with six kills on 17 for 19 spiking.
Terissa Roark and Addy Davis each added four kills. Payton Emmons made three blocks.
Kirstyn Linne had 12 assists and Davis added seven.
Ryann Lynch made 14 digs. Davis added five and Linne and Brooke Mullis each made four.
HUNTINGBURG—Emma Kohnert made nine kills and four solo blocks and served 16 points as Tell City beat Southridge 25-12, 25-16, 25-15 in PAC volleyball Thursday.
Four of her points came on ace serves.
Morgan Schuetter served 11 points, including three aces, and made eight digs.
Kammie Jo Hayes made eight kills to back Kohnert in that department and Rachel Malone had 14 assists.
Tell City won the JV match 25-20, 25-16.
Tell City also won the C-team match 25-20, 25-23 as Ava Hilgenhold served seven aces and had five assists.
By LARRY GOFFINET
Sports Editor
LEOPOLD—Tell City forced four turnovers and made several nice cutback runs to beat Perry Central 20-7 in a football season opener Friday.
The Marksmen recovered three of Perry Central's four fumbles, with Mason Stephens getting two and Dustin Hunt recovering one that Davin Lawrence caused.
Cameron Kessinger intercepted a pass for the other turnover.
Hunt's fumble recovery at the Perry Central 34-yard line set up Tell City's first touchdown.
Cody Englert of Branchville tosses a beanbag in the championship match of the Schweizer Fest cornhole tourney Saturday. Englert and teammate J.D. Underhill of Bristow placed second in the 41-team tourney to T.J. Miller and Randy Johnson of Haysville.
SHELBY, N.C.—Rockport had only three hits in a 4-1 loss to Texarkana in the semifinals of the American Legion Baseball World Series Monday.
TELL CITY—Switching from an individual tourney to a two-person, best-ball format hasn't really changed who wins the Schweizer Fest Golf Open.
This was the fifth year for the two-person, best-ball format and third time in the last four years that one of the winners was a former individual champion.
Erik Lassaline, the 2008 champion, teamed with Seth Ward to win last weekend's 36-hole tourney with 132.
Mark Flannagan, a three-time individual winner, teamed with his son Shane to finish second just one stroke behind the champs.
TELL CITY—Local high school cross country runners took the top five places in the Schweizer Fest six-mile road run Saturday.
TELL CITY—Emma Kohnert made 16 kills and seven blocks as Tell City beat Evansville North 15-25, 25-15, 25-19, 25-14 in volleyball Monday.
Kammie Jo Hayes added 10 kills and MaKaylee Buntin seven. Rachel Malone had 17 assists and Emily Hagedorn added 13.
The Marksmen also had strong back-row play, with Morgan Schuetter making 18 digs, Buntin 17, and Hayes 14.
Schuetter served 14 points, Malone 11, and Hayes 10. Hayes served four aces and Schuetter added three.
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