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The River Runners youth camping expedition has returned after a two-year hiatus.
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Participants in this year's River Runners camping expedition take part in a team-building exercise at Kinsmen Park on Friday afternoon, in which a person wearing a blindfold communicates with a partner to move around. Marlissa Gobeil is standing at the far right.
Established in 2006 through a partnership between city police and Prince Albert Parkland Health Region, the annual program offers area youth between the ages of 13 and 18 the chance to take part in a three-day canoeing trip down the North Saskatchewan River.
"We took two years off because the water level was too high to do the trip," facilitator Dwayne Cameron said.
On Friday afternoon, Cameron – who also serves as director of support programs at the Co-operative Health Centre -- and Staff Sgt. Dave Schluff of the Prince Albert Police Service led more than a dozen young participants in a series of team-building exercises at Kinsmen Park.
Aside from serving as an icebreaker and helping the youth get to know each other, the exercises offered a chance for adult facilitators to get to know the group they would be working with.
"I'm deliberately throwing them into some problem-solving," Cameron said. "I'm watching who are the leaders, how do they get to know each other … how do they react when I throw them all together in a tight-knit situation, so that I've got a sense of the group before we end up on the river and working that out with them."
Among the activities the youth took part in on Friday were a group juggling activity, a communication game in which one partner was blindfolded while a partner helped direct them, and keeping a volleyball up in the air.
Throughout the activities, Cameron observed the youth to assess each student's strengths and weaknesses, leadership qualities and the dynamics of the group itself.
Spending an entire day focused on teamwork underscored its importance to the trip.
"It's a key part," Cameron said. "When you have fourteen (participants) and you're going down the river, you've got to work together and use everybody's strengths to make sure … everybody's safe, having fun and then figuring out whatever Mother Nature throws at you on the river.
"So you've definitely got to work together as a team to figure that stuff out."
Youth who take part in River Runners are drawn from a pool of applicants who have demonstrated leadership skills in the community -- skills that the camping trip aims to help them further develop while providing a chance to experience the outdoors for those who may not have the opportunity to do so.
We took two years off because the water level was too high to do the trip. Dwayne Cameron
"It may be they're a single family or maybe their parents just aren't really into the outdoors and the young person is … It's youth that show some leadership and really need a summer experience (to) develop some leadership skills and have that opportunity to do that in a River Runners adventure," Cameron said.
Many of this year's participants first heard about the River Runners program from others.
"I got told from my teacher, because I lost a member in my family and I thought maybe this would be good to meet some new people and teamwork and earn trust with others," said Marlissa Gobeil, 12.
Rivier Academy student Jamen Willis, 13, heard about River Runners from her grandmother.
"I came with my cousin to learn some new experiences and meet new people," she said.
Willis expressed enthusiasm about the chance to live out in the wilderness for a few days and learn new skills such as how to improve her canoeing.
"I've only been canoeing once … so it'll be fun," she said.
Following Friday's icebreaker and team-based activities, the students will experience two days of first aid and CPR training courtesy of St. John Ambulance on Monday and Tuesday.
Early Thursday morning, they will meet up at the city police station before being bused out to Fort Carlton with their gear and canoes, after which they will begin the three-day process of returning home to Prince Albert along the North Saskatchewan River.
Cameron noted that the ever-changing nature of the river meant that the students will determine where they will stay overnight only once they embark on the trip.
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Will nanotechnologies experience public backlash and stigma when they are developed and disseminated that could limit the realization of their potential economic and/or social benefits? The answer to this deceptively simple question hinges on a complex set of social, political, economic, and cultural factors that are likely to drive sustainability and acceptance or controversy and failure. In addition to economic issues such as job creation or loss, primary focal points of public concern are likely to be risk, regulation, trust, responsibility, and justice, and the degree to which experts share, anticipate, and address these concerns is a powerful predictor of the likelihood of ensuing controversy.
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Whether you eat out as a necessity or eat out as a treat, eating out at fast food restaurants is part of our culture. Many restaurant meals have more calories than what you would fix at home. Until recently, it's been challenging to figure out how many calories those meals actually have. In some parts of New York State, fast food and chain restaurants are now required to list the calories for each item on menu boards and on printed menus. Other restaurants are voluntarily providing this information to their customers. As calorie posting becomes the norm in fast food restaurants, mothers across the state are choosing meals based on calorie information posted on menu boards. They are choosing to eat less and are setting healthier eating examples for their kids.
Looking for calorie postings in fast food restaurants and choosing fast food meals under 600 calories can help you lose or maintain your weight and help you to stay healthy by reducing your risk for obesity, diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.
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The next time you eat out at a fast food restaurant, what will you choose?
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We've seen plenty of NBA teams make a splash so far in free agency, but with the market quickly drying up, there are some squads that still have a lot of work to do.
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Drew Williams had many heart-to-heart discussions through the years with his best friend, the late Brookhaven coach Bruce Howard, about his coaching aspirations.
Howard's right-hand man during the Bearcats' dominating run in the 1990s and early 2000s, Williams thought he owed it to himself to give head-coaching a try after toiling 18 seasons as an assistant.
"Bruce told me that I was going to get my chance some day, maybe even at Brookhaven, and that I should try to learn as much as I could about the game to prepare for that moment," Williams said. " I wasn't just going to take the first job that came open, but I felt like I had gotten to the point where I was ready."
That opportunity came at Whitehall, a program in dire need of a facelift. The Rams have had only five winning seasons since senior transfer Samaki Walker led the Rams to the Division II title game in 1993. And Williams was inheriting a program riding eight consecutive losing seasons and returning just two players with any experience.
"I knew exactly what I was getting into," said Williams, 48. "Because of grades or whatever the case might be, 11 of my kids had never played basketball before and it showed. Getting the team solvent academically was the first challenge we faced. Teaching the guys the fundamentals came next."
An architect for the Ohio Department of Transportation, Williams has drawn up a winning formula for Whitehall (11-4, 8-1), which sits atop the Mid-State League Ohio Division and is regarded as a sleeper in the Division II district tournament next month.
"I've always thought of Whitehall as a sleeping giant of sorts," Williams said. "I came here because of that and because the kids are similar to those I've worked with in the City (League)," Williams said. "I view myself as more than just a basketball coach, and I'm trying to make a difference in their lives.
"I'm happy with where we're at, but far from satisfied. I'm certainly not any savior. I'm just doing what I've always done. Sometimes a change in scenery and leadership is all it takes to change the culture. The kids have really bought in, and that's the biggest battle."
Johnstown has quietly produced a 15-1 record (12-1 in the Licking County League), and a big reason is the play of Will Orr.
A 6-foot-1 senior guard, Orr is scoring 18.5 points per game and is among the area leaders in three-point shooting (43 of 85) and free-throw shooting (53 of 58).
"At the start of his career, Will was basically a stand-still shooter, but he's evolved his game each year in that he can put it on the floor and create his own shots," coach Kevin Martin said. " He's one of the best shooters I've ever coached or been around."
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After graduating a banner senior class from a 22-3 team, New Albany coach Sam Davis has spent the first two months of this season seeking the right combination of players from a deep but unproven pool.
In the process, he might have found a potential gem in 6-foot junior guard Austin Schaub, who earned his first start a week ago and responded with a 28-point performance against Reynoldsburg in which he made a school-record eight three-pointers. He followed that with a 22-point game against Franklin Heights.
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By Connie Stevens • Aug 5, 2013
August is here—and that has some of us thinking about beer.
This is Craft Beer Month in Virginia, celebrating the more than 60 craft breweries in the state.
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Laura Badtke '07 spoke at the Botany 2007 meetings held in Chicago this past July. Laura presented preliminary work done in Jason Koontz's lab on the rare Oconee Bell (photo below), a plant restricted to five counties in North and South Carolina. Even though this plant is rare, it grows as a solid carpet, often covering up to 100 meters, near streams in themountains. Laura's project involved the use of Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP) genetic markers to determine how many genetic individuals make up a "population." They found that none of their samples were genetically identical, so they can document the levels and patterns of genetic variation within a large carpet of plants. Laura received several positive comments after her talk and one person complimented her that she did this as an undergraduate student.
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World Victory Road has announced three more bouts for their upcoming third "Sengoku" show on June 8th.
Japanese legend and former Olympic judoka Hidehiko Yoshida will headline the show, taking on former UFC heavyweight champion Maurice Smith in the main event. Yoshida was submitted by Josh Barnett at the inaugural "Sengoku" show in March. Smith scored a win over fellow former kickboxer Rick Roufus at a Strikeforce event in February.
Kazuo Misaki will return to action against World Extreme Cagefighting veteran Logan Clark, who has either been released from the WEC or is being lent to WVR officials for the show. Misaki was also victorious at the inaugural "Sengoku" show in March, submitting Siyar Bahadurzada. Clark last stopped Scott Harper with strikes in the first round in March as well.
Renowned grappler Marcio Cruz will fight for the first time in close to a year when he takes on PRIDE veteran Mu Bae Choi. Cruz last defeated Rafael Feijao at an IFL event last June while Choi most recently scored a huge upset over Gary Goodridge on March 30th, knocking out the longtime veteran in the second round.
Previously announced fights for the show include YAMMA Pit Fighting tournament champion Travis Wiuff vs. Japanese professional wrestler and PRIDE veteran Kazuyuki Fujita and BodogFight welterweight champion Nick Thompson vs. Chute Boxe product Michael Costa.
Also announced as participating at the event were Duane Ludwig, Fabio Silva, and Rodrigo Damm. Former PRIDE lightweight champion Takanori Gomi is also rumored to be fighting at the show as well.
The current fight card for the event looks like this:
Hidehiko Yoshida vs. Maurice Smith
Kazuo Misaki vs. Logan Clark
Marcio Cruz vs. Mu Bae Choi
Travis Wiuff vs. Kazuyuki Fujita
Nick Thompson vs. Michael Costa
Duane Ludwig vs. TBA
Fabio Silva vs. TBA
Rodrigo Damm vs. TBA
If you have some free time on your hands, be sure to check out one of the more exciting fights from the IFL's first show of 2008 this past weekend, Matt Horwich going up against Ryan McGivern for the IFL middleweight belt.
As always major props go out to the IFL for actually going out of there way to make their fights available for everyone to see.
"Iron Ring" Debuts March 18th on BET
Remember that mixed martial arts project BET was discussing a while back? Well it finally premieres tonight.
From a press release we received:
BET introduces Iron Ring, a half hour weekly series that showcases mixed martial arts, the fastest growing new sports format in entertainment. With $100,000 in prize money up for grabs, these skilled competitors go toe-to-toe using the combined fighting techniques of jiu-jitsu, judo, karate, boxing, kickboxing, and wrestling in teams owned and managed by Ludacris, Nelly, Floyd Mayweather, T.I., Lil Jon and Dipset.
CSAC Suspends Four
The California State Athletic Commission announced the suspension of four different fighters yesterday.
Three fighters who were slated to compete on World Cagefighting Organization's disastrous San Diego show have all been suspended after testing positive for the steroid Nandrolone, the same steroid reportedly found in Sean Sherk's system. Carlos Fuentes, Kyacey Uscola, and Gustavo Machado have all been suspended for a year and fined $2,500.
Fabio Costa, who last competed at Fist Series' WinterFist 2008 last month, tested positive for marijuana. He's been suspended until May and fined $500.
Jae Suk Lim Wins SpiritMC Middleweight Title
Jae Suk Lim regained his SpiritMC middleweight title with a decisive win over top prospect Yoon Young Kim Sunday night. After the event, Lim announced that he will now be headed to Hawaii to compete under the ICON Sport banner.
Complete results below courtesy of MMA Weekly:
Jae Suk Lim def. Yoon Young Kim - TKO (Strikes)
A Sol Kwan def. Takaaki Aoki - Unanimous Decision
Jae Young Kim def. Soichi Nishida - TKO (Strikes)
Jung Hwan Cha vs. Dong Hyun Kim - Draw
Hans Olson def. Chang Seob Lee - Unanimous Decision
San An def. Dong Yoon Shin - KO (Punch)
Ye Won Nam def. Seung Hwan Kim - Submission (Triangle)
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Trench coats are not necessarily reserved for cold, rainy days or winter and fall months – obviously thick wooly trench coats are not suitable for summer and spring days but there are trench coats in so many cuts, colors and fabrics that they can be worn almost all year round. Take a few tips from these fashion forward girls on how to rock a trench coat in so many different ways and turn your coat into a versatile garment.
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This is a popular way to wear a trench coat in warmer seasons. The best type of coat to wear as a dress would be a longer-length coat with buttons and a waist tie. This look creates an "a-line" dress and can be worn with or without tights and ankle booties or high heels.
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Skinny jeans have been in style for a long time and it looks like they're here to stay. Colorful, pastel, patterned and ripped are just a few skinny jeans styles, and they can all be worn fashionably with a trench coat. See how these lovely ladies have worn their skinny jeans and coats. (view skinny jeans under $20 here).
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Tights can be worn all year round and are a very versatile item. Wear solid or opaque tights with a mini dress on underneath shorts, topped with your favorite coat.
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Right now, the stock market faces an unusual amount of headline risk, i.e., the chance that market-moving news events will occur. This is causing volatile price movements, and my system's risk-management rules are taking notice.
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Several big news items could agitate the markets in the months to come.
We could see headlines about Syria or Iran or Lebanon. No one knows what will happen in the Middle East, and that could impact oil prices. High oil prices can slow economic growth and have contributed to stock market declines in the past.
Closer to home, politicians in Washington are gearing up for yet another budget battle, which could harm markets. Their decision to fight about fiscal policy at a time when the Federal Reserve has created uncertainty about monetary policy seems ill-timed, to say the least.
There's no question the uncertainty has already taken a toll on the S&P 500. The index is now at a critical level:
SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE: SPY), an ETF that tracks the S&P 500, has pulled back to its 26-week moving average (MA), which has stopped pullbacks four times in the last two years. We should remain bullish as long as prices are above this because they have not fallen more than 4% below the 26-week MA since the end of 2011. A close at $155 or below -- or at least 4% below the MA -- would be a warning that a significant decline could be starting.
It is impossible to know right now if the market will break this important level, so my system focuses solely on buy and sell decisions. When risk increased in 2008, for example, the system slowly moved toward cash -- and was 100% cash by the time prices went into a free fall in late 2008. In fact, my system generated a gain in 2008, while the market fell a portfolio-crushing 37%.
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Official presentation of the Georg Eckert Research Award on 11 November 2016
The prize-giving ceremony will take place on 11 November 2016 at 5:30 pm in the old town hall 'Dornse' in Braunschweig. We are delighted that Stephan Weil, state premier of Lower Saxony and Annegret Ihbe, mayor of Braunschweig, will both be present.
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The Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Member of the Leibniz Association, makes a biennial research award, sponsored by the Braunschweig-based educational publisher Westermann, for excellence in academic work in the field of international research into educational media. The award, next due to be made in 2018, is for academic work which engages with aspects of textbooks and other educational media used in schools which relate to cultural, political or didactical issues, learning theory approaches, educational practice or the sociology of knowledge.
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The award is endowed with 5,000 euro, 2,500 euro of which comprises printing costs for the publication of the work in the GEI's book series Eckert. Die Schriftenreihe. Studien des Georg-Eckert-Instituts zur internationalen Bildungsmedienforschung (Eckert. The book series. Studies by the Georg Eckert Institute on research findings in international educational media), published by V&R unipress of Göttingen. If the work has already been published, the part of the award intended for printing expenses may instead be granted as a scholarship for the conduction of research at the Georg Eckert Institute or used to subsidise a conference. The award may be shared among more than one winner if this is felt to be appropriate.
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WASHINGTON (NNS) -- The secretary of the Navy released his holiday message to the fleet in ALNAV 077/10 Dec. 14.
SECNAV Ray Mabus said the following in his message:
"As always, this holiday season finds thousands of Sailors and Marines far from home. I want to express to every Sailor and Marine the gratitude and support of each and every citizen of our great nation.
Thank you for your service and for the sacrifices you make every day, particularly in this special season.
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Deployed with you are the love and support of your family and friends and the full might of the Navy and Marine Corps, the most formidable expeditionary fighting force the world has ever known.
On behalf of every single American, thank you. Happy holidays. Semper fortis, semper fi."
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Alleged Manchester self-shooter held without bailFebruary 02,2013BENNINGTON A man who allegedly shot himself with a .22-caliber handgun Dec. 31 in Manchester was ordered held without bail Friday and he is expected to be charged in connection with the shooting.
Donald J. Ely-Gardner, of Manchester, was arraigned Monday on two felony charges of first-degree aggravated domestic assault, two felony charges of second-degree aggravated domestic assault, which were modified for a previous conviction for violating an abuse prevention order, and a misdemeanor charge for violating the conditions of his release from custody.
The charges were filed after police said a woman had reported to them Monday that Ely-Gardner had broken her ankle in June and her finger Dec. 14.
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In probably the most disturbing story to trickle through the Rock Hill, South Carolina Police Department in many a year, last Sunday a 27 year old, single mother had her twelve year old son taken into custody for opening up his Christmas present early. The future felon was arrested on charges of petty larceny for unwrapping a frickin' Nintendo Game Boy!
Perhaps he should be thankful he didn't get a lump of coal for Christmas. His psycho mom would have probably taken it to his cranium. Expect the boy to grow to hate his mother, turn that rage on society and cost tax payers thousands of dollars in court and prison costs. Merry Christmas.
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William Joseph Cox, 65, of Parkersburg died May 23, 2013, at the Marietta Care & Rehab Center.
"Bill" was born July 29, 1947 at Parkersburg, a son of Ora JoAnn Blair Cox of Marietta and the late William Monroe Cox.
Bill was a member of First United Methodist Church and was a graduate of cosmetology school in New York City and had been employed at the former American Viscose and Mister Bee Potato Chip Co.
In addition to his mother, he is survived by three sons, Eric Scott (Dot) Cox, Joseph (Joanna) Cox, both of Washington, W.Va., and John (Stephanie) Cox of Parkersburg; two sisters, Lois Boggs of Bethel Springs, Tenn., and Virginia Cox of Morgantown; seven grandchildren, Brittany, Breanna, Brooke, Jeremy, Trever, Joey and Cody, and one great-grandson, Brenton.
In addition to his father, Bill was preceded in death by his wife, Jean E. Leavitt Cox.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Vaughan Funeral Home, 1010 Murdoch Ave., Parkersburg with Pastor Ron Hendershot officiating. Interment will follow in the Limestone Cemetery. The family will receive friends one hour prior to services on Saturday. Memorials are preferred to the Salvation Army.
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Gerald A. EspositoDistrict Manager
There are 59 Community Boards in the City of New York. Brooklyn has 18 and the Greenpoint-Williamsburg neighborhoods are in Community Board No. 1. This is the area bounded by:
North: Newtown Creek, East: Newtown Creek, English Kills, Brooklyn-Queens Borough line, South: Flushing Avenue, West: Williamsburg Street, Kent Avenue, Division Avenue, Wallabout Channel, East River.
Community Board #1 (CB#1) is made up of a group of volunteers (no more than 50 persons) who live, work or have other interests in the area plus the City Council Members serving any part of the area. Like a town hall, public meetings of CB#1 are the place where interested citizens discuss community issues, monitor government performance, and advise city agencies on neighborhood matters.
Community Board No. 1 ReleasesCalendar for Meeting Dates in 2016-2017
The following is a listing of dates that meetings are scheduled to occur:
Combined Public Hearing and Board Meetings are usually held on the second Tuesday of the month at 6:00PM, unless otherwise indicated. All meetings are generally held at the Swinging 60's Senior Center, 211 Ainslie Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211 (corner of Manhattan Avenue).All meeting dates are subject to change.
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Conquered tree&rockpack by Monsterfish_ (me)
Project: Medieval* .:The Builders Coalition: by lloyd094
Q: My Builds become very gritty the further i go away from them how can i fix that?
A: Use mippmapping/anisotrophic filtering (these options are suported by optifine to smoothen out texturedetails in the distance).
Q: can i use your Resourcepack in my Project/Server/Map/Video/personoal resourcepack?
A: Yes as long as you give credit to me as the resourcepack creator by providing your community with a link to my page and never claim the textures that are made by me as your own!
Q: Can i use your Textures in a (non-) Minecraft and maybe commerically profitable Project?
A: Oh boy i am honored. Write me a pm with details and we can talk about how we can handle this in further detail.
Q: What do you use to make the textures?
A: Exept from alot of time i also use Photoshop to create the textures.
Q: Since you can paint textures, are you able to do other graphics related stuff as well?
A: As i am a communication design student i am beeing taught i all things graphics so yeah i can do Logos, Banners, paintings, Illustrations etc. Keep in mind through that work like that is ... well ... still work and need to be paid to a degree.
Q: Can you join my Buildteam/serverteam? I will give you staff!
A: Sorry ravand.org is the only MCserver i actually want to be "playing" on. As it provides me with everything i need, to make stuff that i want to do happen.
Q: can you make a 64x64 --> 128x128 --> 1024x1024 version of Conquest?
A: Im sorry but i wont personally make a higher res version of Conquest as i neither have the time for remaking every singe texture i already have by hand. But i know for a fact that somebody is working on a 64x64 conquest inspired resourcepack, which i will feature here as soon as it has been released.
Q: My metadata blocks dont show up in my 1.8 build help how do i fix this?
A: 1.8 got rid of metadatas(subids) so the game cant display those textures anymore (last metadata compatible MCversion is 1.7.10).
Q: halp my metadatas dont show up in 1.7 fix it!?
A: make sure you have ctm enabled and the 1.7 version of the pack and not the 1.8 one.
(What dowload is compatible wth which version of Minecraft is written on the download button)
Q: What are metadatas anyways?
A: Metadatas (subids) are unused subblocks of exisiting blocks for example wool uses all its subids for the different colors of wool but wood for example only uses 4 of the 15 avaviable blocks. Meaning i can use connected textures to give the blocks that are not officially implemented new textures to make "new blocks".
Q: How can i access those metadata blocks?
A: you can access them via 3rd party tools like worldedit metacycler (bukkit/spigotplugin) Mcedit, /setblcok and even some via /give command (not all metadatas are accessible that way)
Q: Does Conquest have some secret features?
A: Well kinda it does, next to connected textures and metadatablocks conquest provides some custom sounds, 3d models, certain mod support like betterfoilage and also a few custom heads that are accessible in a certain way so yeah there is bit more to it ;).


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Wow is all I can say! I had the VERY best tour guide EVER! thank you so MUCH Vickie and Ray for the wonderful hospitality and FUN!.. our wheels didn't stop moving!..
I got to go to the LA fashion District and OH BOY, could have spent literally days there, so many things to see fabrics galore, jewelry findings and MORE!..
got to see the famous ALLEY! , found a few things for my daughters wedding which made it even MORE SPECIAL!..
I taught my class at Jenny Doh's Studio, I ADORE this WOMEN! she makes me laugh OUT LOUD!! haha ..
click here for her pics from the class .
we had a fun lunch break and Ran thru GLITTERFEST! who knew we got to do that, I saw so many familiar faces, students, online students and old friends .. so many I wanted to meet but didn't get a chance too.. we truly whisked thru.. horrible PIC of me below.. not sure what word I was spitting out ! LOL..
some students work.. it was magical.. from the second we landed to the second we left…
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next up is Spring Art camp, oh BOY! the work begins.. Fall camp has a few remaining spaces and it's a KNOCK OUT line UP! goodness, I cannot WAIT to tell ALL the NEWS on fall camp, its over the top exciting to say the LEAST!..
The adorable Melody Ross is my special guest and I mean SPECIAL in every way! what an honor… and the super wonderful Tiffany Kirchner Dixon will be there to capture all the memories, and we have plenty of those..
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March 2000
Phillips, Grier and Flinner
Compass Records
Phillips, Grier & Flinner features bass, guitar, and mandolin. Here the smaller ensemble and bit looser attitude results in music that's still country based, but farther ranging. "Getting There" seamlessly segues between differing rhythmic feels and features plenty of acoustic interplay. In contrast, instrumentals like "Paint It Shut" and "Told Ya" chart comparatively narrow paths, even though the playing is exquisite without exception.
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The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office will review the fatal shooting of an armed robbery suspect at a well-known Milwaukee bar.
Police said three suspects tried to rob Kochanski's Concertina Beer Hall at gunpoint about midnight Friday. The bar owner produced a handgun and shot one of the suspects who died at the scene. The other two suspects fled.
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Listen to J.Cole's lead single from his upcoming second album "Born Sinner", due in stores January 28, 2013 via Roc Nation - The track in question is titled "Miss America", and can be streamed above!
The 27-year-old rapper from North Carolina raps about the right and wrong on this self-produced instrospective effort. "Miss America" debuts on iTunes USA on November 13, 2012.
So, all in all, I like the song. From the simple drum beat, to J.Cole's intelligent lyrics and flow. Having said that though, I find "Miss America" to be a little 'weak' for first single. 'First single' I'm saying, don't freak out. I just don't see this surpassing the chart peak of "Work Out" for instance.


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The Local Government Reform Act 2014 (pdf, 1,349kb) became law on signature by the President on 27 January 2014. The Act makes legal provision for the reforms set out in the Government's Action Programme for Effective Local Government, Putting People First, which was published in October 2012. The main changes in local government structures, including a new system of municipal districts, replacing the 80 town councils, will be brought into effect from 1 June 2014, following the local elections on 23 May. For this reason, it has been necessary to merge the Planning databases of Drogheda Borough Council and Dundalk Town Council into the Louth County Council Planning Database. To facilitate this the file numbering system used for Drogheda Borough Council and Dundalk Town Council had to be altered. There is now a single planning database for County Louth, therefore there is now only one EPlan Application and one GPlan Application.
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At last year's E3, when THQ first unveiled the third-person action game Darksiders: Wrath of War -- in which you play one of the Four Horsemen after the apocalypse -- the game looked like a rather blatant God of War clone. And maybe it was. But when THQ showed the game off again at an event in Los Angeles earlier this month, Darksiders looked like it had become a God of War clone…that was augmented with some RPG elements, some Devil May Cry-ish shooting, some Tomb Raider climbing, and other gameplay elements in an attempt to make what the developer giving the demo called "a Zelda for adults."
Whether they've succeeded will, of course, have to wait until the game comes out on the PS3 and 360 later this year (though exactly when is unclear since, as a THQ executive put it, they're not releasing it until it's really good), but if the demo we saw, and the level we got to play, were any indication, they might just pull it off. Or something almost as good.
The set up for the game is that you're War, one of the Four Horsemen, and you've been blamed for bringing about the apocalypse. But this ain't a zombie apocalypse, or some human-killing plague apocalypse, this is The Apocalypse, the one foretold in the bible. As a result, you're on what's left of Earth, but the place is now overrun with demons.
As for the gameplay, you do a lot of smacking with your sword like a certain deity, and a lot of shooting like a certain pretty boy, but you also have to jump up and mantle across ledges to get places, and have to move large objects around so you can get to other places, where you'll then smack or shoot more enemies. There are also things in the level you can collect like, well, almost every other game ever made.
The developers said they're also utilizing an open world approach, and said that you'll gain and upgrade your weapons and abilities as you go (hence the RPG elements we mentioned), which will allow you do different things when you revisit areas, though it didn't seem like it was necessary to do this to finish the game. In fact, it seemed more like the open world approach was more about giving you a choice of which mission to do when, as opposed to turning this into Grand Theft Hell.
Regardless, from the bit we got to play, the game seemed like it was going to be a fun one. The controls were tight and responsive, and while there were cool attacks you could do by hitting the right buttons in sequence, we were able to cause a fair bit of damage by just mashing buttons. We'll see if this holds up when the game comes out…whenever that might be.


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- Fix bug in export SQL - was not exporting tags.
- Now compatible with Sierra (macOS 10.12)
- Version 11.3.2 | Release Date: 2016-05-11 | Download
- Implement notification center in MailSteward.
- Fix bug that caused some Japanese emails to crash MailSteward during archive.
- Fix bug that sometimes caused inability to select the first email in a list.
- Version 11.3.1 | Release Date: 2016-04-04 | Download
MailSteward now works in El Capitan to list the correct email account names and mailbox names in the MailSteward settings.
- Version 11.3 | Release Date: 2016-03-07 | Download
Now affixes the e-mail message ID to beginning of attachment file name(s).
Fixed bug where number of rows in a table view didn't update after deleting selected messages.
Removes option to process all mailboxes. Users should instead select mailboxes in the Accounts tab of Settings.
Now uses the latest version of the Sparkle software-updating utility.
Other minor bug fixes.
- Version 11.2 | Release Date: 2016-01-25 | Download
New feature to optionally delete duplicates in the database.
- Version 11.1 | Release Date: 2016-01-09 | Download
Version 11.1, Build 1338:
Add horizontal scroll bar to Accounts tab table in the MailSteward settings.
Fix bug that caused the MailSteward settings to sometimes not be retained when MailSteward is quit and relaunched.
- Version 11.0 | Release Date: 2015-09-29 | Download
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- New feature to browse database by the size of individual emails.
- Fix bug in MailSteward and MailSteward Lite that sometimes caused duplicates to be archived when two databases are merged together.
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- Minor bug fixes.
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- New option to always launch attachment when it is clicked on, instead of asking to launch it or save it as a file.
- Minor bug fixes.
- Version 8.2.6 | Release Date: 2009-09-28 | Download
- Now MailSteward is compatible with the Growl notification system (http://www.growl.info/).
- Add NOT functionality to search criteria.
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- Version 8.2.5 | Release Date: 2009-08-04 | Download
- MailSteward Pro now automatically sets the MySQL max_allowed_packet variable, so the user does not have to set it in the my.cnf file.
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October 2002
Just Chillin'
Warner Brothers
When guitarist Norman Brown says, "Just chillin'," he's not kidding around. His second Warner Brothers release is truly a laid-back affair-almost too relaxed. Just Chillin' often lacks the trademark zestfulness that the guitarist, who's considered a culmination of Jimi Hendrix and George Benson with some Wes Montgomery thrown in, usually delivers. Instead, the CD is overrun with light grooving instrumentals and unhurried romantic forays sung by pop singers Michael McDonald, Chante Moore, Miki Howard and Debbie Nova. By no means are the vocalists' selections atrocious; they all possess a pleasant, soulful aura, but except for "I Still Believe," passionately sung by McDonald, they're far removed from the essence of the guitarist.
In fact, only the title track and the Latin-tinged "Dancing in the House," both moderately upbeat contemporary jams, strongly exhibit Brown's normal instrumental acumen. And when he's not in a subordinated role to the vocalists, Brown mostly sets relaxing moods with gentle riffs and chords.
Fortunately, he achieves more palatable results on "Night Drive," with the aid of Rick Braun's trumpet stylings, and on a very appealing cover of Janet Jackson's "Let's Wait Awhile," which overflows with some of Brown's most refined and touching playing. It's definitely the CD's high point. Without question, several more numbers in that vein would have really inspired some cool chillin'.


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TV DVD Spring Cleaning: How Do You Decide What DVDs To Purge?
For those of you too young to remember what it was like to have a video collection in the pre-digital days of VHS, lemme tell ya… It was a pain in the butt. Bulky, inconvenient plastic blocks of ridiculously fragile tape that usually held a mere two hours took up tons of shelf space and took forever to navigate. And if you wanted to own a TV show on video, the few that were commercially available would clear your bank account and fill an entire media room!
And then came DVDs. Squishing all those ones and zeroes into small, manageable, resilient discs made the concept of a video library far more appealing. Unlike a VHS tape, a DVD is more archival, easier to access a specific scene, way more durable and often stuffed with bonus features. It became way easier to rationalize dropping big bucks on every season of "Star Trek" if it would (theoretically, anyway) last forever and only take up a mere 6 & 1/2 inches of shelf space.
Over the years, I've acquired hundreds of DVDs… and as of this writing, 122 of them are TV box sets. That's a lot of hours of TV, ensuring I'm prepared for the next five dozen bouts of the flu or other illness that leaves me bundled and brainless on the couch.
But barring any debilitating occurrence, most of those sets will probably resemble a library of books in one key way: many DVDs, once purchased, are watched just once, then set upon a shelf to gather dust for all eternity…or at least until a spring cleaning.
Anyone who's accumulated a collection of anything needs to periodically purge (lest ye end up the subject of an episode of "Hoarders"). Some books, records, or, in this case, DVDs that once seemed essential suddenly become dross (that could potentially bring in some cash).
But how do you decide what DVD sets to purge? Every DVD collector has a handful of favorites that actually get re-watched periodically (for me, they include "The Sopranos," "Dexter," "Mr. Show" and "WKRP in Cincinnati"). And then there are those classics that are the video equivalent of a complete Shakespeare or Poe set, something that you're proud to display even if they don't get a ton of use ("The Dick Van Dyke Show," "SCTV," "The Adventures of Superman").
Certain sets make perfect background for parties, either with the sound on ("This is Tom Jones," "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In") or off ("Wonder Woman," "The Venture Brothers"). And of course, there are those rare shows like "Lost" that actually reward repeated viewings as what initially seem to be innocuous events later turn out to be of great significance.
But deep discounts can prompt impulse TV DVD purchases, and suddenly you find yourself sitting on complete seasons of "My Name is Earl" or "Tales From the Crypt." And while those shows can be fun, do you really -ahem- NEED to own them? Imagine your home was robbed and your entire DVD collection was stolen. If you had to buy it again at full retail, would you? If not, then maybe it's time to let go of "The Brak Show Starring Brak."
Of course, ubiquity makes ownership of some TV boxes seem superfluous. Who needs to own "Seinfeld" or "The Simpsons" on DVD when those shows remain in constant syndication rerun? At least those sets contain enough bonus features to warrant keeping.
In fact, as more and more TV shows become available for instant viewing on the internet, bonus content becomes more and more important to lure consumers to plunk down cash for something they can see for free on their computers anytime they want.
And it's only going to get worse for studios trying to sell hard copies of TV shows (or anything, for that matter). Technology will someday make pretty much anything you want instantly stream to your 96" unobtanium-based 3-D holo-TV on demand. For better or worse, the notion of paying money for boxes of encoded plastic will be as quaint in the future as the concept of a machine that does nothing but rewind videotape is now.
Which makes the concept of DVD spring cleaning more than just a good idea to make some extra room or money… as with the Egg Nog leftover in the fridge from the holidays, the time to get rid of those "Friends" DVDs is now. Spring may be sprung, but your DVD collection is fast approaching the autumn of its years.
Story by Karl Heitmueller
Starpulse contributing writer


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Today, I was called into my 17-year-old son's high school. Why? Because it was Wednesday, also known as "Hump Day" and his friends managed to convince him that you're supposed to go around and hump people. FML
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OCZ Technology Group, a leading manufacturer of high-performance solid-state drives (SSD) for consumers, businesses and enterprises, on Wednesday introduced its highest-performing solid-state drive for consumers. Powered by Everest 2.0 controller and architecture, the Vertex 4 family of SSDs offers up to 400% performance improvement compared to previous-generation Vertex 3 solid-state drives. In addition, the new drives will be offered with 5 years warranty.
"The Vertex 4 represents an evolution in SSD technology and is a milestone product, delivering maximum performance and the highest NAND flash durability to date while eliminating the tradeoffs typically associated with on-the-fly data compression in MLC-based SSDs," said Ryan Petersen, chief executive officer of OCZ Technology.
OCZ Vertex 4 solid-state drives will be available in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities and will utilize Serial ATA 6Gb/s interface. Powered by OCZ's new Indilinx Everest 2 controller platform, featuring a dual-core architecture and 400MHz clock speeds, the Vertex 4 eliminates the need for internal data compression, further enhancing drive reliability. This advanced controller architecture also includes key features such as an advanced error correction code (ECC) engine, dynamic wear-leveling, auto encryption, and Indilinx's next generation Ndurance 2.0 NAND flash management technology, enabling OCZ to support the Vertex 4 SSD line with a 5-year warranty.
Thanks to Everest 2.0 controller and architecture, the Vertex 4 features sequential bandwidth up to 535MB/s, maximum random performance up to 120 000 IOPS [input/output operations per second], and with hard to manage incompressible data, delivers 95 000 4K random read IOPS and 85 000 random write IOPS, a massive improvement over Vertex 3 SSD that is rated at 60 000 sustained 4K random write IOPS. OCZ claims that the Vertex 4 also generates best in class latency as low as 0.04ms for read operations and 0.02ms for write operations, delivering an improvement of approximately 80% over the Vertex 3. In typical use case scenarios, the Vertex 4 outperforms the Vertex 3 by as much as 400%.
"We have raised the bar with an SSD product that delivers the ultimate in performance, regardless of data type, and for the first time ever, provides high read and write IOPS performance all on the same SSD platform," added Mr. Petersen.
The Vertex 4 SSD will be available through OCZ's global channel shortly.


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Rotherham and Rochdale have in common the shame of long-running abuse scandals perpetrated on teenage girls mainly by men of Pakistani origin, but they are separated by more than the Pennines. In Rochdale, after unacceptable delays that ruined many lives, local officials have at least acknowledged the depth of their failures. They have launched serious efforts to establish what went wrong, who was to blame and how to prevent the return of grooming to their streets.
Rotherham is in denial. As we report today, one girl among many victims of sexual grooming in the city was known by the council's