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I'm not sure when I'll be able to afford one of Jarvis' beautiful Ao2 masks, so I decided to try my hand at sculpting one myself. I've never sculpted a thing in my life before this, so it's more than a little rough, and proportions are off. It looks a little too tall and skinny, but I'm too much of a wuss to widen it and I don't have enough clay anyways. :p
Any criticism? Or maybe some tips on ways to get it smoothed and ready for molding, assuming that I get that far?

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OK, so this is sort of a no-Breakfast Breakfast. Unfortunately, we had some technical difficulties on the site and I wasn't able to post anything until now. With a load of other stuff going on before tonight's game, that makes it impossible to deliver the goods.
No worries, the postgame column will be up as always after as we are now back in harmony with the interwebbings.
Sorry about the inconvienience. Grief counselors available upon request.
Anytime there are technical difficulties, I always think about this classic from SNL. Enjoy.


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As if Carnival Cruise Lines needed another problem after the fire on the Truimph resulting in no power, raw sewage in overflowing toilets and leaking drain pipes, and the disaster with the Costa Concordia, now it's losing passengers.
A New South Wales couple was discovered missing when the Carnival Spirit docked at Sydney at the end of a 10-day trip. Why would anyone book a trip on this jinxed cruise line?


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This lavishly embellished Edwardian ring features three sparkling diamonds and two French cut lab-created sapphires, displayed in geometric milgrain-embellished frames. The gallery displays piercing, milgrain, and a feminine flower design (approx. 0.09 total carat weight).
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the Prince Edward Island ice cream and souvenir shop, is finding a sales bonanza in its new T-shirts:
Cows dressed as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
ahead of the Royal newlyweds' visit to the province this summer. The
"Royals Honeymoo-o-o-ning in Prince Edward Island" shirts
proving more popular than the company's last bestselling shirts:
"Live! with Regis Philbarn and Cowie Ripa" that celebrated the U.S. talk show's visit to the island.
Normally, a body in a graveyard wouldn't make news, but when that body is above ground, things are a little different. Two women visiting a Montreal cemetery were shocked when they went to a dumping ground in search of stones and
including a foot with nylons and a woman's dress. Police are investigating, but said the cemetery staff may have accidentally dug up a grave when doing some work.
Atlantic Canada
Two new surveys have confirmed that
Atlantic Canadians are both fat and happy.
While the Maritimes and Newfoundland have the highest rates of obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure in Canada, residents of the country's easternmost provinces say they're the most physically and mentally fit,
with as many as 40% of people in some Atlantic provinces saying they were in "excellent" health,
compared to just 10% of Canadians.
National Post,
With its rousing rock opera feel and eight stanzas of libertarian lyrics, "
Ô Kébèk" could very well become the new national anthem for independent Quebec
— or at least that's what its authors hope. The song, penned by Raoul Duguay, a Juno-nominated poet-songwriter-actor, and famous Quebec composer Alain Sauvageau, was
released Monday by Société St-Jean-Baptiste's Montreal chapter
ahead of the province's annual holiday. It extols the virtues of Quebec, including the natural beauty of the St. Lawrence River. "Under a rainbow of love we sing of liberty," a prominent stanza rings. Mr. Duguay has dubbed it the most "important work" of his poetic career, but the five other songwriters who have penned anthems for Quebec since 1961 probably said that too.
Hey people of Regina —
ready to send your poop in the mail?
Thousands of area residents will soon receive
do-it-yourself colon cancer screening test kits in the mail
and are asked to return a sample of their stool to the local health region for analysis. The idea is to make a normally squirm-inducing assessment — one many people tend to avoid — "as mindless as possible," said Dr. Christina Vuksic, the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region's senior medical officer. Those who test positive will be notified by the health authority and (ideally) treated as soon as possible.
So you're out of beer and you've got no cash for more. What do you do? A 24-year-old man in Winnipeg's north end had what he likely deemed a fair solution to that problem:
he allegedly robbed three people at gunpoint last Friday and stole their case of beer.
Unfortunately for him, the victims — a 36-year-old man and two women, aged 26 and 34 —
flagged down a cop car after handing the beer over
and police say the suspect was quickly caught. He has been charged with three counts of robbery with a firearm and other weapons-related offenses. Worth the beer? Hmm, not so much.
Niagara Falls
Another lesson of the day: If you
cheat en masse, you'll probably get caught.
Several police officers in the Niagara Regional Police Service have been busted for cheating on exams that are part of the promotion process.
Approximately 75 officers wrote tests and were interviewed for the 17 supervisor jobs as sergeants and staff sergeants in the force. But it was later discovered that someone leaked the tests and questions to some of the officers ahead of the exams. A news release issued by the force said the cops involved were disciplined but remained gainfully employed. No word, however, on whether they landed those promotions.
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Write three paragraphs, with a total minimum word count of 500 words, explaining what your point of view will be and what you plan to accomplish in your paper. "Credit card companies should not be on campus marketing to college students"
Please post your paragraphs when you have written them, and someone here will give you feedback.
The topic that I have chosen to research for my persuasive essay is on whether "Credit card companies should not be on campus marketing to college students". The point of view that I will be taking on "Credit card companies should not be on campus marketing to college students" is that I would be agreeing with that stamens and supporting the facts behind it.
The plan that I have in order to support the stamen is to research the topic and find evidence that show facts, logic, examples and finding experts opinions that show how credit cards have affected college students and how it continues to affect them as a population. That why the reader can take on what I am trying to show the individual.
My overall position is to educate other individual on the affects that credit card marketing to college students can be very bad. Credit card marketing to college students can start them in a path of bad credit because of the fast buying that can bill. As well as the emotional and physical stress it could lead to.
You have written up your plan. "I plan to..." "I would be agreeing..." etc.
Please write your 3 paragraphs without any use of "I" or "you" or any of their forms.
Also, please read this, especially the second bulleted item:
Bella, please be sure to post your re-write. I'll go over it for you.


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News ISSUES AFFECTING ANIMALS
Animal Transport Leads to Monkey Deaths
ALLERGAN WILL REDUCE ANIMAL TESTS The makers of the popular anti-wrinkle injection, Botox, which is also used for some medical conditions, have long been criticized for their cruel use of animals in safety testing. But now, Allergan has announced it received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to use a new test method that could reduce animal experiments for Botox by 95 percent worldwide. Traditional testing methods for this product included the LD50 (Lethal Dose 50) test, in which animals—usually mice—are given specific amounts of a substance to determine the dosage that kills 50 percent of them. The test
causes considerable pain and eventual death by asphyxiation. Moreover, every batch of Botox needed to be tested before going to market, because it is a biological product. According to its press release, the California-based company spent more than 10 years and $65 million on researching the in vitro, cell based alternative that was submitted to the FDA and approved this year. The assay will immediately be put to use in production of Botox in the U.S., and the company stated that it will work to gain approval in other countries where it is distributed.
Class B Animal Dealer Shuts Down
Chestnut Grove Kennel, a random source Class B animal dealer whose owners were charged with conspiracy and fraud, closed its doors in September, and will no longer be selling dogs and cats to research. There are now only eight random source Class B dealers operating in the U.S. Floyd and Susan Martin operated their business out of Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, the state's only random source Class B animal dealer. The Martins sold about 600 dogs every year to research facilities throughout the country. Selling dogs and cats from random sources, such as pounds and shelters, to laboratories has been a hot-button issue for the past several years, and rightfully so. In 2009, the National Academies released a report stating that animals from random source Class B dealers are not needed in federal research, and last year, an audit of USDA's oversight of Class B dealers concluded that the agency is failing to ensure that dealer activities are lawful.
Charges of animal cruelty were filed against two men after more than a dozen monkeys were found dead in their shipping crates at the Los Angeles International Airport. The men had conspired to deliver the animals from Guyana to Thailand where a buyer had purchased them for unknown purposes. Akhtar Hussain from Guyana hired Robert Matson Conyers from Florida to make the delivery. "It wasn't illegal for Conyers and Hussain to ship these animals," said attorney Don Cocek, "but the conditions inside of the shipping containers was [sic] horrendous and criminal." Fourteen marmosets, six squirrel monkeys, and five white-faced capuchins were packed into wooden shipping crates and traveled through Miami to Los Angeles, and then to Chinese airports. However, the animals were refused transit into China because of a problem with their shipping documents, and were returned to Los Angeles. Once back in the U.S., officials found 14 monkeys had died from starvation and hypothermia, and another had to be euthanized. There was also evidence that living animals ate the carcasses of those who were deceased, just to survive. The surviving animals were taken to the Los Angeles Zoo for emergency medical treatment and then transported to the San Diego Wild Animal Park for full recovery. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services first investigated their case and then transferred it to prosecutors in Los Angeles. If convicted, both men face up to six months in prison and $20,000 in fines.