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Have you felt helpless and seen a day gone bad purely because of a broken key or lock? It can ruin the mood and disrupt your schedule. We at Maryvale AL Locksmith Store help people when they face such security hassles, even in emergencies. We have built a reliable locksmith service network that can reach you, anytime and anyplace, quite literally.
We service all societies around the Maryvale and also offer exemplary service in the commercial, residential and automobile locksmith space. With the experience of nearly a decade we have carved a niche for ourselves in the locksmith industry. We are the quickest and the most accessible locksmith clients prefer speed dialing when in trouble. We work 24/7 all through the year. We work on holidays, actually the entire year. Our emergency team is on vigil all the time. This special emergency service is great and it offers the maximum utility in case of residential lockouts, car lockouts or automobile lockouts for immediate resolution.
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At Maryvale AL Locksmith Store, we at the management level feel that our employees are our core strength. It is they who run around on emergencies, it their skills that rescue clients from security hassles and it is their immaculate service that keeps our business going. While we take great care of our team of locksmiths, our technicians and locksmiths also make sure that they are harnessing their talent and honing their skills further to achieve excellence in their existing specialties and talents. While they know how to tackle the simplest issues like unlocks and they are also adept at making instant high security keys. Hard core training, with superior cognitive skills, mechanical finesse and years of experience in the locksmith industry is what makes our team excellent in whatever they do.
While we want our team to be able to solve security issues at your home or office we also want them to deliver locksmith services to you at the right time, when you need them and that is why our team is trained on time management and skills to offers resolutions to any issues, tough or simple, in the shortest duration possible. We also have the professional mobile locksmith vans, transport units that travel the entire Maryvale, AL area and offer 24-hour emergency locksmith services when people need them on a emergency basis, right at that moment, in lesser than 10-15 minutes!
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Whether a family road trip, a flight, or some other type of travel is in your near future, the right apps downloaded for your kids can help to make the trip go more smoothly. Here are a handful of great apps to keep your kids occupied, and several are even free.
FUN SOLO GAMES: Here are a couple of games that have lots of levels to keep kids interested for long periods of time.
Bag It! HD
From Hidden Variable Studios, best for ages 6-up, $2.99, iPad. (The iPhone/iPod Touch version is $.99)
Rating: 4 stars (out of 4)
Who knew that packing grocery bags could be a blast? Well it can be, especially when the groceries are alive and have distinct personalities. With over 60 levels of organizational fun, kids move anthropomorphized foodstuffs from a conveyor belt into a grocery bag. But you can't just throw them in willy-nilly; you need to figure out who is fragile and can't handle the weight, and who are your tough guys who aren't opposed to shouldering the burden of others. Some of these foods have special affection for each other; and if you can figure these relationships out and pack them next to each other, you'll gain extra points. This fresh and fascinating puzzle game is like no other; and it will make you smile and well as think.
Where's My Perry?
From Disney, best for ages 6-up, $.99, for iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Android.
Rating: 4 stars
If your kids love the popular "Where's My Water?" app, then they are going to have a grand time exploring this new variation from the same developer. Featuring Agent P, a semi-aquatic sleuthing platypus from the Phineas and Ferb TV show, and offering similar play mechanics involving drawing paths for water; this physics puzzler adds cool spy gadgets into the mix. Instead of merely tracing a path for water, in this set of puzzles the spy gadgets can change the form that the water takes, transforming it into steam and ice. A wacky story about sending Agent P through a series of water-powered tubes holds the more than 80 puzzles together. The result is wild conundrum fun delivered in four story chapters.
GAMES TO PLAY WITH OTHERS: Eventually, most kids get tired of playing by themselves. Here are a couple of games that can be played together by siblings or by a parent and a child.
Road-Trip-Bingo HD
From Bright Bunny, best for ages 4-up, $1.99, iPad
Rating: 3.5 stars
With this digital version of the old sticker game, your kids will be watching out the window to find things to fill up their bingo cards. Two kids can play it together at the same time. The bingo cards contain signs, animals, vehicles, and other roadside attractions. This is a must if you will be traveling by car, bus, or train.
OLO game
From Sennep, best for ages 4-up, $1.99, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch.
Rating: 3.5 stars
This social game for up to four players combines elements of shuffleboard and knock-hockey to create a fun game about sliding your OLOs (colored discs) into your target zone. There are walls to knock against, and of course part of the strategy is knocking your opponents' OLOs out of their scoring zones. It's nice to have a game that is so simple to play, but which provides bursts of madcap fun.
Monster Hunt - The Memory Game
From Innovative Mobile Apps, best for ages 4-up, Free, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch.
Rating: 3.5 stars
Who wants family bragging rights for having the best memory? Playing "Monster Hunt - The Memory Game" will determine the winner. With adorable monsters that look like they belong on the set of the Disney/Pixar "Monsters Inc.," kids practice memory games by watching to see which grid cells contain monsters and then tapping on them when they have closed their doors. For young kids, you can start with only four squares present; but the game can progress to larger grids and more monsters. This is growling fun for everyone.
CREATIVITY: Looking for apps to get your kids creative juices flowing? Here are two and they're both free.
Coloring Farm Touch To Color Activity Coloring Book For Kids and Family Free Preschool Starter Edition
From Eggroll Games, best for ages 2-5, Free, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch.
Rating: 3.5 stars
For your wee travelers, here is a fun way they too can get creative. To color things on a farm, all toddlers and preschoolers have to do is tap their fingers within the black lines of an object. It will instantly fill with color. What is fun is that as kids tap, new things appear. Some are even funny; such as a young duck sporting an inner tube. We really like that there no menus for youngsters to navigate. More pages can be added as an in-app purchase for $.99.
Let's Color!
From Lazoo Worldwide, best for ages 4-up, Free, iPad.
Rating: 4 stars
This drawing app provides 18 different scenes into which kids can add their own creativity. Each scene prompts kids to draw something related to the scene. When kids add their own artwork and then hit the prominent "Go" button, their artwork animates. It is magical. To kids, it seems as if their paintings have come alive. A favorite scene shows a monster, and kids are asked to draw what is coming out of its mouth. This app is so much fun that it is hard to believe it's free. For those wanting more scenes, 16 additional pages are available as an in-app purchase for $1.99. We love that parents have the option of hiding the in-app purchase from their kids by controlling that option in the Parental Zone.
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I was looking at Learning Autodesk Maya 2009: Modeling and Animation Handbook but was worried it might be too out of date. (latest version out)
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My daughter is 2 weeks from being a year old. She was admitted to the hospital early this evening. She has an infection which is causing a high fever. Wasn't feeling too well yesterday, and spiked a 103 degree temp around 8pm. By the time we drove 30 minutes to the ER, it was 105. It came down with cool cloths and some ibuprofen, but an hour ago it was back to 103. She's got chills, and the poor kid hurts from the infection. I'm sure she'll be fine, but every little bit helps.
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Middle Leprechaun, Hogwarts and Merry Piglet
After climbing up Belfast Boulevard three weeks ago during a descent of The East Fork of Leprechaun, my buddy Will and I decided that we really wanted to make it back ASAP to do Shimrock.
Last weekend we made it down for that trip, we brought my other friend Christian along and we decided to do Middle Lep as well as some of the mini-slots on sunday.
We started hiking up the slickrock on the east side Leprechaun around 10 am on Saturday morning. We did the west spur entry to Shimrock.
The first rappel to get down past the canyon rim is optional because it can be down climbed on the right, we did it anyways, it was fun and had a deadman with a huge pile of rocks on top of it, pretty bomber. About 10 feet down from where the slot starts, there is a rappel/buttslide, the anchor was rigged about 20 feet back and out of the slot completely. We re-rigged the deadman from a buried rock just behind the lip of the rappel, no more rope grooves for now.
The canyon was awesome. The first part was lots of relatively easy and fun down climbs. The second half got tighter, very tight. At one point I had my right hand pinky on one wall and my right hand thumb on the other wall, probably about 7 or 8 inches wide. Before we knew it we came to the confluence with The West Fork and then Belfast Bldv. and the beautiful tall teardrop narrows which were lit spectacularly and it was over all too quick.... what an amazing canyon.
On sunday we set out from The Hog Spring rest area around 10:15 am for Hogwarts. The approach to Hogwarts is a hike up a side canyon of Hog canyon. On this approach hike, make sure to stay to the left (northeast) and stay high because there are a couple large dryfalls in the middle of this approach canyon.
Hogwarts was enjoyable. From what I recall there are no real narrows, the canyon is a series of rappels and at one point there is a large arch that spans the canyon, it's scenic. There is an interesting pothole in the middle of the canyon, it was easy for me(5'10) to stem over, it might not be so easy for a short person because the stemming required is pretty wide.
The final rappel is between 90 and 115 feet depending on where you find an anchor and it is a free rappel. Currently the anchor is from an oblong boulder about 15-20 feet back making the total rappel just a little too long for my 60m rope (we added 20 feet of webbing the to pull strand to remedy this).
We were back at the road at 12:15p.
Instead of taking the .25 mile walk along UT-95 back to the car, we started the approach to Merry Piglet. The 5.6 climbing required on approach is very short (10 ft max) and is easily defeated. You climb up on the right (east side) of the dryfall, then hike across the wash and up the gully/ slickrock on the west (left) side The approach is straightforward.
This canyon is a series of down climbs and potholes, not keepers, but it's fun to try and go around em without getting wet. Merry Piglet was the only one of the three we did over the weeknd that held water which was difficult/impossible to bypass(only knee deep though).
We down climbed the whole canyon except for the last three 50 foot drop-offs. These drop offs are very tight, fluted dryfall type twisty narrows. The down climbing moves look to be pretty difficult because the drop offs are flared and they seem like they want to spit you out the down canyon side. We decided to just rappel these. In between these rappels were pools and one seemed impossible to matrix-move around, we all got wet up to our knees. This canyon was awesome, I highly recommend it. We finished around 2:30p
The weather was perfect and it was a great weekend.
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A single,high-marking snowmobiler was buried and killed yesterday in an avalanche in the Dry Lake Creek area accessible from Togwotee Pass. It has been reported that the snomobiler was stuck during the high mark attempt, and was off the machine trying to get moving again when the avalanche released.
The time of the incident was around 11:30 AM. The victim was found four feet deep, under his snow machine, by probers, nearly four hours after the event The recovery was complicated because he was buried more deeply by a second slide sympathetic to the initial event.
Jim Kanzler and Dale Dawson are visiting the accident site today. More details will be posted as they become availible.
Initial reports are that the slide ran full track. The fatality comes after a storm cycle, beginning Christmas Eve and ending the 29th, brought over five feet of snow and almost 6" of moisture to the ski area, which had been dry (13" of snow) since before the 1st of December. The snow was accompanied by strong winds and sharply rising temperatures.
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You've got the bigger 58 Rambler Six (has just Rambler nameplates), not the small 58-60 American (has Rambler and American nameplates). You won't lose the heater. The American doesn't have a torque tube, only the 56-60 Rambler Six, 58-66 Rambler Ambassador, 58-60 Rambler Rebel (same as Rambler Six but with a V-8), and 61-66 Rambler Classic (finally gave the Six a real name!) have the torque tube. The bigger Rambler body came with a V-8 option from the factory and has plenty room for a V-8 with no cutting under the hood or losing the heater. The small American doesn't have to lose the heater unless you use a Chevy engine -- the rear distributor causes loss of heater. A 302 Ford or 318 Chrysler is a better fit, any small block with a front distributor (or newer model with no distributor).
As for the bigger car, all you need to do is fab engine mounts. The crossmember doesn't have "perches" for mounts as the old cars used four mounts -- two in front of the engine and two on the bell housing. The trans just hung off the bell, even the big heavy autos back then, which wasn't a problem. You will need to fab and weld or bolt perches to the crossmember or devise some other means to mount the engine, and make a rear crossmember for the trans. Trans-dapt and others make universal crossmembers for hot rods that will work for the engine and trans if you want. J.C. Whitney carries them, but their site search makes them hard to find (hell, anything is!!). Try different combos of phrases until you do. The distance between the front rails in the 58 is 31-1/2".
The torque tube is the main locating arm for the rear axle. You will need to replace the rear axle with one from a 83-92 Ford Ranger. Only the 90-92 4.0L models have the 8.8" rear axle, the others are 7.5". If you're building a cruiser with moderate power (400 hp or under) the 7.5" axle shouldn't be a problem. The Explorer and 93+ Ranger axles are 2" wider than the earlier Ranger. They will fit, but you will need deep set 4x4/front drive wheels to fit in the wheel wells. The stock wheel wells will take a 215 tire easily, a 225 will fit but might be snug.
Since the tube located the axle, you have to have a way to do that once the tube is gone. A four or three link kit will work, but ladder bars are easiest. Just make sure the bars a 30" long or more -- the longer the better. A "truck arm" kit for a GM G-body from "Hot Rod to Hell" (
) is easy to mod to fit. All you need are the arms and crossmember they mount to -- the panhard rod from the Rambler can be used. Just grind/drill the rivets and bolt/weld it to the donor axle. The spring seats on the Rambler axle are easy to remove, they are hold on by one 3/8" fine thread bolt in the center. Just place them on the new axle and drill and tap it for the bolt.
Removing the Rambler axle is easy. Disconnect all brake lines and the shocks. Unbolt the tube from the transmission. Put a floor jack under the car from the rear, jack up the axle, and remove the tires. While the car is up put jack stands under the body in front of the axle. Lower the jack then reach under and pull out the springs. You might have to jack the body up just a bit more, but with the tires off the axle will usually drop enough to get the springs out. Pull the axle out the back of the car by rolling floor jack back. You might have to get in front of the axle and give it a good kick (good jack stands, chock the front wheels!) as the yoke doesn't slip on the trans and has been on for near 50 years... it tends to stick.
The only drawback is you can't move the car with no rear axle, and with the torque tube or transmission out there's nothing to hold the rear axle in place. I bolted a 4' length of 2x4 onto the axle (on what would have been spring pads on a leaf spring car) and set the body down on that -- with the gas tank out too. If you hit a hole or big rock the axle might shift, so be careful if doing something like this! A friend used a pair of furniture moving dollies on casters with jack stands on top to move his around the shop.
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Today there is a vast amount of information that can be found online through woodworking communities, forums, blogs, and other social media such as Twitter and Google+. Through these online connections, woodworkers learn from one another and build camaraderie with fellow woodworkers. In a sense, we all belong to a woodworking club, the online woodworking club. The Modern Woodworkers Association is a place for the online woodworking community to reinforce our online connections and create personal ones in local gatherings in many regions across the country.
The MWA sprung out of what is now the Atlanta chapter. Since that time, chapters have formed on Long Island, Tampa Bay, Boston, and Seattle. Today I'm announcing the first meeting of the Mid-Atlantic chapter of the Modern Woodworkers' Association.
There is a ton going on around DC and Baltimore the weekend of May 5th, so our first chapter meeting will be a scheduled double-header.
- Lie-Nielsen Hand Tool Event at Exotic Lumber in Gaithersburg, MD – Lie-Nielsen will let you get hands on with their tools Friday 10-6 and Saturday 10-5. Also demonstrating will be Chuck Bender of the Acanthus Workshop, attempting feats like cutting Bermuda dovetails in cardstock! Attendence is free.
- Fine Furnishings Shows at the Maryland State Fairgrounds north of Baltimore, MD – The Fine Furnishings Show is a great show where many local(ish) makers are displaying the great things they are crafting. It is a great place to get inspiration, see what's "current" in furniture, and rub elbows with people who are living on our hobby. Tickets are $10 for a day or $15 for any two days. The show is Friday 4-8, Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 10-5.
The plan is to meet at Exotic Lumber at 10AM Saturday morning for the open of the LN event. Hang out, play with some great tools, sort through rooms full of lumber, and try to leave with money still in your pocket (efforts in futility). From there, those who are hitting both events will drive the ~45 minutes up to Timonium for the Fine Furnishings Show. The plan is to meet at the show at 2PM.
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Static and dynamic properties of fluxons in a zig-zag 0- Josephson junction
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Friday, March 19 -- at No. 1 Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Ala.), 7:30 p.m. CDT
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The University of Michigan women's gymnastics team (13-2, 4-1 Big Ten) moved up to No. 10 in the polls after a big win over No. 5 Georgia (Friday, March 12), posting the team's highest home score of the season with a 196.375. With wins over No. 5 Utah, on Feb. 19, and No. 5 Georgia, Michigan will face its toughest test of the campaign when it steps into Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala., to take on the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. Alabama has been ranked number one in the polls for five weeks and sports seven All-Americans on its roster, including the 2007 NCAA floor exercise champion, Morgan Dennis.
Michigan has only faced Alabama twice in the regular season, falling to the Tide in 2001 and 2003. Michigan's ties with Alabama extend to former Wolverine assistant coach and current Bama assistant Bryan Raschilla, as well as Michigan head coach Bev Plocki, who was an NCAA All-American with Alabama before transferring to West Virginia.
Sweeping the Weekly Awards
Michigan athletes swept the weekly awards this week with senior Sarah Curtis earning Big Ten Gymnast of the Week and freshman Natalie Beilstein earning Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors.
Topping Georgia and Utah
Michigan now has wins over No. 5 Utah (Feb. 19) and No. 5 Georgia (March 12). Only once in program history has Michigan beat Georgia and Utah in the same season (2002).
Gymnastike Visits Campus
Gymnastics web site Gymnastike was in town for the Michigan and Georgia meet, capturing all the action before, during and after the meet. [ Check out their coverage ]
Two Weeks Remaining to Improve the RQS
Michigan has two meets left to improve its Regional Qualifying Score (RQS). The RQS is calculated by taking the top six regular-season scores (of which three need to be on the road) then removing the best score and averaging the remaining five. Michigan's fifth- and sixth-best scores so far are 195.725 and 196.000, which could allow the Wolverines to move up the rankings with two good showings to end the season.
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Freshman Natalie Beilstein has won six Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors in 10 weeks of competition. She has captured five vault titles and three floor titles in her first collegiate campaign.
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Junior Kylee Botterman is the Big Ten's second-best and the nation's seventh-best all-arounder with a 39.435 RQS. She is 10th in the nation on bars and 12th on floor, combining for 19 titles this season.
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Junior Kylee Botterman posted Michigan's first 10.0 score since 2004 when she nailed a perfect score on vault at Illinois (Feb. 27). The last 10.0 score was posted by Elise Ray on bars at the 2004 Big Ten Championships.
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Opponent: Montana (Thursday, Nov. 14/7:00 p.m.)
Opponent: Montana State (Saturday, Nov. 16/7:30 p.m.)
Location: Flagstaff, Ariz.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - After a road trip in which they dropped two of their three matches across three states last week, the Northern Arizona volleyball team returns home for their final two home matches of the season. The Lumberjacks will host Montana and Montana State this Thursday and Saturday at the Rolle Activity Center in the final two home matches for their two graduating seniors - Lexie Schroeder and Erin Truett. NAU enters the week tied for third in the Big Sky Conference with Idaho State and is seeking its second consecutive trip to the conference tournament with two weeks remaining in the regular season.
The Lumberjacks picked up a sweep at Eastern Washington last Thursday in between losses at Southern Utah and Portland State. In the team's win over the Eagles, sophomore Janae Vander Ploeg recorded a match-high 17 kills while sophomore Sydney Kemper tallied her fourth double-double of the season with 11 kills and a career-high 15 digs. Freshman Addy Lofstedt led the Lumberjacks with 13 kills last Saturday in their four-set loss at Portland State while classmate Jensen Barton notched her first career double-double with 33 assists and a career-high 14 digs.
Last Time Out: NAU defeated Montana in four sets in Missoula the last time these two teams met a month ago. The Lumberjacks were dominant in all facets of the match as it outhit the Grizzlies .313-.149 and also held advantages in blocks (14.0-8.0) and digs (67-46). The Lumberjacks also set what at the time were single-match season-highs in kills (61) and assists (58). Erin Truett distributed the ball well with 57 assists as three Lumberjacks had double-digit kills led by Sydney Kemper's career-high 19. Three players had at least six blocks led by sophomore Payton Bock's seven and sophomore Trianna Henry and Lexie Schroeder combined for 41 digs, just five shy of Montana's team total.
The win at Montana came one night after the Lumberjacks squandered a 2-1 lead in their five-set loss in Bozeman to Montana State. After dropping the opening set, NAU proceeded to win the next two before the Bobcats rallied to take the final two sets. The loss was the Lumberjacks' first in the series in 13 matches. Both teams hit under .200 in the match with Montana State holding the slight advantage at .191-.186. Janae Vander Ploeg totaled 18 kills and Kemper added 12 to lead the Lumberjacks. Jensen Barton came off the bench to record 35 assists.
TV Coverage: Thursday's match against Montana will be televised by NAU-TV and shown live on Fox Sports Arizona and Fox Sports Arizona Plus. The match will be shown live locally in Flagstaff on Suddenlink cable Channel 4 and online on the NAU-TV live web stream.
Ticket Promotions: Thursday's match will be Club Volleyball Night. All club volleyball teams and players who come to the match in their club t-shirt or uniform will receive free admission. Teams/players must be accompanied by a paying adult or coach for admission. The members of Special Olympics of Northern Arizona will also play a short match during the intermission between the second and third sets on Thursday.
Saturday's match will be the second half of an NAU doubleheader with the NAU football game. All fans who present a ticket from the football game will receive free admission to Saturday's match against Montana State.
Coach Ken Murphy Quote for the Week: "It's important for us to finish our home season strong. We've been able to build confidence when we've been at home and that's carried into our matches on the road. We're looking for another opportunity to keep growing this week."
About Montana (12-13, 9-7 BSC): Montana wrapped up a four-match homestand last weekend as it split against Idaho State and Weber State. The Grizzlies rebounded from a five-set loss to Idaho State to sweep Weber State to cap off a 2-2 homestand. Entering the week, Montana resides in fifth place in the conference with a 9-7 Big Sky mark.
The Grizzlies were led by senior Kayla Reno in the first match between the two teams as she posted 14 kills, one more than junior Kelsey Schile. Reno is fourth in the conference averaging 3.39 kills per set and she is tied for the conference-lead with 10 double-doubles. Senior Kortney James has 10 double-doubles herself and senior Brooke Bray leads the Big Sky's third-leading block. The Grizzlies average 2.58 blocks as a team and Bray, who had five blocks against NAU last month, averages 1.27 blocks per set, tied for first in the conference.
About Montana State (6-21, 4-12 BSC): Montana State swept Weber State last Friday to snap a six-match losing streak and then battled Idaho State before falling in five sets. The Bobcats are currently searching for their first conference road victory this season and is 4-12 in conference play with two weeks left in the season.
Freshman Kennadie Clute leads the Big Sky in kills with 4.45 kills per set and she posted a match-best 31 kills in MSU's victory over NAU in Bozeman. Sophomore Natalee Godfrey is eighth in the conference with a .283 hitting percentage and she contributed 16 kills and five blocks while hitting .538 in the teams' first match. Freshman Anna Sykora handed out 61 assists in the victory and posted a double-double with 11 digs. She was one of five Bobcats with double-digit digs led by senior Nicole Baker's 24.
Murphy's Milestone: After the Lumberjacks' sweep of Eastern Washington last Saturday, head coach Ken Murphy is now one win shy of notching career victory number 100.
Win and They're In: The Lumberjacks can clinch a spot in the Big Sky Championship tournament for the second year in a row with a victory this week. NAU will also seal up a postseason berth with a loss from either Sacramento State or Northern Colorado. It would be the program's 16th appearance in the conference tournament.
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Thu Nov 23 2006
So before I reveal a little taste of what life is like in the week of the G&L editor (minus the scintillating details about writing listings, petting my cat and cooking tofu dinners for my girlfriend), I have to talk for just a minute about how much I love Madonna. I know, trite, tired, predictable. And you know what? I don't care. Tonight's NBC Confessions broadcast was sheer genius, and I can almost forgive her for agreeing to edit out the Madge-as-Christ-on-the-cross segment, thanks to the lezzie ass-grab and kiss, the constant S/M imagery and that gay-boy Jewish-Muslim lovefest. She is a goddess!
Okay, back down to earth...I saw a few almost-goddesses last night when I stopped into Snapshot, the weekly dyke party at Bar 13 that draws a cute and skinny collection of hipsters who seem to average at age 23. Undeterred, I hung out with my pal and took it all in (including a few strong Cosmos), spending much time trying to decide if the hot butch-femme couple with the sixtysomething man in a suit were with a sugar-daddy trick or an actual dad. Finally, when no threesome shenanigans went on and the man left with his dignified air intact, we got our answer: actual dad! How cool is that?
Earlier in the week, my GF and I followed up a film by one of my favorite queer directors (Almodvar's Volver) with a stroll through the new Chelsea, Hell's Kitchen, and wound up throwing down at Vlada. Those infused vodkas are dangerous (thank you Ptown Joey!), the boys are tasty morsels, and the space is looking as fresh as ever. I love a good boy night! But now, my dears, I'm off to scope the ladies at Shescape's Thanksgiving Eve bash at the Park. It's one of the best lez events of the year, and I'm sure tonight won't disappoint.... Happy Tofurky Day!


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I guess I reported that to you or Joe already. I don't know if recent klibc are more tolerent.
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World 2 is the second world of the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3. It consists of 10 levels, and like every other world, it has 6 regular Levels, a Fort, a Castle, an Extra Level, the Scratch and Match Bonus Game, and a Secret Level (GBA Only). Most of the levels in the world are set on forested mountains or in dusky uplands.
List of Levels in World 2[edit]
Here are all the levels in World 2:
Visit Koopa And Para-Koopa[edit]
The first appearance of Koopa Troopa alongside with Koopa Paratroopa. This level is very mountainous and has a lot of falling rocks that will crush Yoshi or simply fall into a pit. Poochy also makes an appearance in this level. In one area, the screen scrolls slowly upwards as Yoshi has to avoid falling rocks that pile-up on each other Tetris-style. Also, this is the first time Baby Mario can morph into Superstar Mario.
The Baseball Boys[edit]
Both Sluggers and Green Gloves team up here, to create a pitcher and a batter. The player must watch out, since the eggs they throw or deflect back might push the player into a hazard such as Spikes.
What's Gusty Taste Like?[edit]
This is Gusty's first appearance in the game, and half of the level will take place in a forest, while the other half will take place in a cave. A bonus mini-game room is also located here as well.
Bigger Boo's Fort[edit]
A fort with many Boos and Big Boos. This is also the first appearance of Boo Man Bluff. Many Swoopers will aid Bigger Boo in the fight, and a lot of ! Switches can be found in this level too.
Watch Out For Lakitu[edit]
Lakitu, Cactus Jack, and a regular Cactus make their first appearances throughout the game. This stage has a lot of Shy Guys in it, and is also the first time that Yoshi will be able to tranform into a Train.
The Cave Of The Mystery Maze[edit]
The player will be outside in the start of the level. They will soon be in an underground room once they hit the ? Cloud containing a door. The player will be in a smoke filled room, and will carefully advance to reach another room that will lead outside to a beachside area.
Lakitu's Wall[edit]
Many Wall Lakitus are seen in this level. The player will also be in a mountainous area, filled with falling ledges and coins. Fat Guys make their first appearance here too.
The Potted Ghost's Castle[edit]
The boss of World 2, along with two Green Shy Guys aiding him. This level contains many areas in which Yoshi will be inside a pipe, along with thorns. Yoshi will also be able to transform into Train Yoshi in this level.
Hit That Switch![edit]
The second Extra level in the game. The player will have to quickly advance while hitting the ! Switches and avoiding Piranha Plants. There is also a pipe in the beginning that contains stars, which will be the only time the player will get them too.
Mystery of the Castle?[edit]
This level contains a maze which is very complex. There will also be a section in which the player will have to ride Flatbed Ferries in order to advance throughout the level.