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If you are new in Atlanta or a neighboring town or are trying to make a few new friends for fun or business – it is essential to work on your networking skills and come to our iPAS2 monthly marketing meetup. They are a blast and fun/safe for all ages – so come one come all!
Networking is a process that can allow you to connect with people and gain customers in your business. The ability to achieve your social interaction and marketing goals whether online or offline is highly determined by your network relationships, specially if you plan to develop career in Network marketing.
Everything will be easier if you have iPAS 2 relationships you can depend on for support, collaboration and access. However, the biggest challenge is that many people do not devote the energy and time required to develop these relationships. There are proven and results-oriented marketing systems that leverage the power of the internet to bring people together. The ipas2 system is notorious for this as it helps bridge the gap between customer and marketer very easily. We will go over this much more in detail during the meetup here in downtown Atlanta.
This particular group will be headed by mogul Tracey Walker (Ultimate Team Building Formula) who will share all of the vital elements to making you a superior networker in your city and business.
This article provides you with some of the most common excuses that should NOT stop you from networking or using the iPAS2 success system.
5 Things To Avoid To Network Successfully
Saying you do not have time
Once you make meeting people a major priority, you will get the time required to do so.
Opportunities to network are already in your plan. At the start of every week, it's a good idea to check your calendar and see about any meetings of events you will be attending. Its a great idea to ensure that you connect with people before and after the meeting. This is one of the best tips for networking effectively.
Take advantage of any events to connect with others.
Being uncomfortable with new people
You cannot succeed in networking if you are not comfortable interacting with others . Its key to feel comfortable around people in order to make a connection with them. identifying what exactly makes you uncomfortable can be crucial to breakthrough and leave fears in the past.
Being unsure on how to start conversation
It is important that you turn your curiosity loose. You need to be free to ask anything you want. For instance, you can ask people about their careers, passions, families and other issues. Sincerity will help overcome any problem you may have in your conversational skills.
Come up with conversational openers that you feel are right to you. You should be ready to ask simple questions, be open minded, in order to allow other people to be open too when giving their response. When we asked entrepreneur Vick Strizheus what he thought about local meetups, he had this to say, "Being face to face in a digital world means so much at the end of the day because you transmit a much bigger and different message as a whole…its extremely beneficial to do both to sustain your business and growth."
Over-thinking what to say
To succeed in networking, you need to be able to talk on demand.
You should be able to think fast and give response that will make the person you are connecting with satisfied with the response. Always talk of things that you care about. One of the principles always expressed inside the iPAS2 community is to be yourself and improve daily.
Viewing networking as inauthentic
If your goal is to enter into interesting conversation with a person, then it means that you are being authentic. You need to know that you may not be comfortable with this, but you are authentic. There are must-read books to help further your awareness and expansion into other roles of networking successfully.
Authenticity is something that you choose, but it is not something that you have. If you are not outgoing, you will feel uncomfortable to begin with. You need to be friendly and genuine instead of being captivating and brilliant.


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Maine Family Reunions in the Heart of Bar Harbor
The breathtaking natural beauty of Bar Harbor has brought families together for generations, and there is no better destination for Maine family vacations and reunions than the Harborside Hotel, Spa & Marina. Our downtown Bar Harbor hotel caters to guests of all ages with our premium accommodations, including oceanfront suites with full kitchens and dining rooms, along with a diverse range of activities and exceptional dining designed to satisfy the palates of picky toddlers and patriarchs alike.
With the expert assistance of our staff, the Harborside creates memorable Maine family vacations that resonate with the timeless charm of our coastal community. Gather your loved ones for an adventurous whale watching expedition or an afternoon of sea kayaking along Mt. Desert Island's stunning coastline. At our Bar Harbor hotel, your family can pursue their own passions either together or individually, so whether you want to arrange a group hike through Acadia National Park or enjoy a few hours of private pampering at The Spa at Bar Harbor Club, the Harborside invites you to relax, reconnect with loved ones and experience the timeless spirit of coastal Maine.
We are also delighted to organize private dining events for groups of twenty or more, including casual lobster bakes, picnic lunches or formal banquets at The Bar Harbor Club and our sister property, The Bar Harbor Regency.
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Mets' Mateo lights-out in FSL debut04/10/2013 12:01 AM ET
By Jake Seiner / Special to MLB.com
Heading into this season, the book on the New York Mets' No. 9 prospect Luis Mateo was that his fastball and slider each had the makings of plus-plus offerings. His changeup, however, was a few steps behind.
St. Lucie pitching coach Phil Regan got his first in-game look at Mateo on Tuesday when the right-hander threw 6 2/3 shutout innings in his Florida State League debut. His impression: What book was everybody else reading?
The 23-year-old pitcher allowed four hits and two walks while striking out nine before reaching his mid-80s pitch count en route to a 4-0 win over Palm Beach.
"His changeup is outstanding," Regan said. "His fastball is plus. He has three plus pitches. His slider was almost unhittable tonight."
Mateo spent almost all of Spring Training with Double-A Binghamton, though Regan said he had expected the Nizao, Dominican Republic native would be in St. Lucie's rotation to start the year since February. The promotion to Class A Advanced came as a surprise to some outside the Mets organization, as Mateo made just 12 starts for short-season Brooklyn last year.
Regan raved about Mateo's repertoire. He said the right-hander's fastball sat around 93-95 mph and featured heavy sink, and his slider -- which reportedly hit 90 mph last year -- was a go-to offering. Regan, a former Major League pitcher, sees a clear-cut big leaguer in Mateo, noting most of his remaining weaknesses are periphery adjustments.
"He needs to work on some things, like holding runners and getting signs," Regan said. "You have to do the little things that make a winning pitcher if you're going to stay (in the Majors). You can get to the Majors just throwing the ball, but to stay, you have to do the little things."
Getting to the Florida State League was a turbulent process for the Dominican hurler. He initially signed with the Giants for $625,000 in 2008, but that deal was voided when bone chips were found in his elbow. He then signed with the Padres for $300,000, but that deal was also nullified when MLB learned he was two years older than initially believed.
He was suspended for a season for the age discrepancy and finally signed in April 2011 with the Mets for $150,000. He made 13 starts for the Mets' Dominican Summer League team that year, and finally came stateside in 2012. The Mets sent him to Brooklyn, and in 12 starts, he led the New York-Penn League with 85 strikeouts and compiled a 2.45 ERA.
Mateo's fastball-slider combo is formidable. He can push his fastball up to 97 mph, and his slider is one of the best in the Minor Leagues -- a hard-breaking offering that can tick up to 90 mph.
But the rapid development of his changeup also is encouraging news. The organization has also worked to smooth his delivery, encouraging more balance, and as Regan said, "keeping his head over his feet."
"We've got him balanced and a little more forward with his delivery so he can control the ball a little better," the coach said. "Also, instead of dropping under the ball, he's staying a little more on top of the ball. He's not an overhand pitcher, but he doesn't, as I like to say, push the ball anymore. At least he didn't tonight."
Mateo's first FSL inning didn't start well. He allowed consecutive singles to Palm Beach's James Ramsey and Colin Walsh. The right-hander found a quick escape, though, when Stephen Piscotty's line drive to short turned into a 6-4-3 triple play.
"It looked like it was going to be a long inning," Regan said. "Then he got out of the inning with five pitches."
Mateo retired the Cardinals in order in the second and third, then scattered two hits and two walks before being pulled with two outs in the seventh.
"I really felt he threw the ball well," Regan said. "I guess for going into the seventh with a shutout, it was a pretty good performance."


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Katy Perry releases new song 'Walking On Air'
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Katy Perry has released a new song off "Prism" called "Walking On Air." The track is not a single, but a part of the star's Prism preview leading up to the release of her third studio album. "Walking On Air" is however available for download on iTunes, along with "Dark Horse" featuring Juicy J and lead single "Roar."
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"Walking On Air" takes on more of a house sound and was recorded in Sweden with producer Klas Ahlund. The producer is best known for working with singer Robyn, who supported Katy on part of her "California Dreams" tour.
[PHOTOS: Katy Perry performing at the 2013 iHeartRadio Music Festival]
The next official single off Prism is expected to be a ballad called "Unconditionally," but Katy has kept quiet on when fans can expect to hear it. Prism is out on October 22nd.
WAKE UP EAST COAST! Got the Monday blues? Let me help you dance them off with a NEW song, WALKING ON AIR: http://t.co/onVIBqTLzf— Katy Perry (@katyperry) September 30, 2013
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I'm not in the habit of getting up early in the morning. I don't know what made me get up early the morning of September 11, 2001 either. Maybe it was my husband getting ready for work and making enough noise to creep in to my unconscious state. In any case, it was not my habit to get up and turn on the TV that early in the morning…but I did that day.
Jim was set to go out the door at 6 AM, but as we watched the morning news we could see that a terrible "accident" had happened at the World Trade Center: a big jet had flown right into the side of it. We were just beginning to take in the horrible sight of that when we heard the news announcer gasp and say that another plane was going to crash into the side of the second tower! It was one of those moments of instant shock and understanding when we both realized that it was no accident. Jim had to catch his work bus, so I was left to watch the remainder of the drama in the skies unfold.
I didn't care what time it was, I called my brother and woke him up. I told him what was happening. We didn't talk long. I knew he and I would talk later when we could absorb the whole event. Just when I was taking in everything I was seeing, excited network reporters began telling us that more planes had been highjacked and were heading for Pennsylvania and another point unknown. It was so unbelievable. Like watching a very bad "Towerin Inferno" Irwin Allen movie.
That whole morning, and rest of the day, updates came in minute by minute it seemed. We were watching as the first tower collapsed and I was consumed by this awful feeling of helplessness, despair and being alone as a silent witness to all that carnage. My mind couldn't take in the enormity of it all. Even to this day, I really can't grasp it fully. I think it's probably best that I don't. May all those who died that day rest in peace. We will never forget you.
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Amy Adams Gives Up First Class Seat to American Soldier
Actress Amy Adams gave up her first class seat on a flight so an American soldier could have her seat, according to ESPN's Jemele Hill.
The sportswriter tweeted the story on Friday morning.
Just saw actress Amy Adams do something incredibly classy. She gave her 1st class seat to an American soldier. I'm an even bigger fan now.
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) June 27, 2014
I don't think he knows she did it RT @cryengine1007: @jemelehill if i was the soldier i would have refused, she is after all a lady.
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) June 27, 2014
In an email to the Today show, Hill explained what Adams did:
"When we were waiting to board, I saw her glance the soldier's way and then she said something to the person she was traveling with. Once we boarded, I saw she was in first class. I was upgraded to first class and she was a couple rows behind me. I think she must have said something to the flight attendant, because before we took off she had vacated her seat and the flight attendant brought the soldier to her seat."
Another passenger on the flight also noted Adams' classy move. He got a selfie with the actress.
Told @InsideEdition why Amy Adams was classy for giving up her 1st class seat to the soldier sitting next to me! :) pic.twitter.com/qAcxif2kvz
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Another fantastic fight added to our February 22nd 2014 show will see our European Welterweight champion 13-0-0 Walter Gahadza as he face's his toughest challenge to date in 7-0-0 Ryan Scope this fight was scheduled for our August show but Ryan suffered broken ribs in america while training for the fight so Walter faced Alan Johnston and won via unanimous decision to take the belt but now on "Made4TheCage XIII Nemesis" these 2 undefeated fighters will square off and face each other with someone getting there first loss on there record!!! WIth 5 fights confirmed it will be the biggest and best show to date and will be 1 of the best to ever take place in the North East MMA scene and with 2 MAIN EVENT'S and 2 of the best fights to appear on any UK based event. Any fighter interested in being part of the biggest MMA event in North East and 1 of the top shows in UK please msg me directly @ firstname.lastname@example.com or on facebook: Dale Percival with relevant details ie Age -Weight-Record-Club etc etc
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Main Event....European Middleweight Title:
Norman Paraisy 13-3-2 vs Andrew Punshon 13-7-0
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Stuart Tyrie 6-7-0 vs Richy Knox 4-0-0
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Jennifer Lawrence recalls her Miley Cyrus puking incident at Oscars after-party
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Surprisingly, Jennifer Lawrence, 23, had never gone out after an awards show, until this year's Oscars. After being nominated for her third golden statue, the talented actress decided to throw caution to the wind and have a night out on the town.
But things didn't quite turn out as expected. With her best friend Laura by her side, Lawrence had a bit too much fun. "I took her [to the show], and she was a terrible influence on me," the star recounted during her appearance on "Late Night With Seth Myers" on Wednesday (May 21). "We like left, and she was like, 'meet me at the bar!' So, I like snuck out and I was like, 'oh my god, I can't do this.'"
She continued, "She was like, 'you can do whatever you want.' And I was like, 'I can?!' Then we ran into Brad Pitt, and she was like, 'get Brad Pitt over here.' I was like, 'I can't do that.' She was like, 'yes. You can!!!' Then I just went, 'HEY, Brad Pitt!' Then, he came over."
"He smelled like sandalwood," Lawrence laughed. "It was unbelievable."
"I was like, 'Okay, I'm going out for the first time,' " she told host Seth Myers. "I'm [usually] just so sick of people by that point. But this time, I was like, 'I'm going out'….and I puked."
"There's this big fancy party, this Guy Oseary and Madonna party – if you get invited, you're like, you know, super-important," Lawrence detailed. "And I puked, on his porch."
"I was in such bad condition, and I look behind me while I'm puking, and Miley Cyrus is there like, 'Get it together.' "
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Danielle "Dani" Clark, Montana State University's student lobbyist, has been named a Newman Civic Fellow honoring student leaders who have demonstrated an investment in finding solutions for challenges facing communities throughout the country.
Clark, of Livingston, is a junior at MSU majoring in sociology and political science. She is also currently serving as the student government representative to the Montana State Legislature. As such, she is the link between the Associated Students of Montana State University and the state government. Clark is also a senior board member of the MSU Student Alumni Association.
"I feel so honored to receive this recognition, but being chosen for the award caught me by surprise because I'm focused on representing students in Helena as they should be represented, not personal glory," Clark said.
Clark's future plans include working as legislative staff and running for the Montana Legislature. She also plans to enroll in graduate school to earn a master's degree in communications and Native American Studies.
Clark was among 181 students from 36 states, including eight from Montana, to be selected as a Newman Fellow recognizing the next generation of public problem solvers and civic leaders. Newman Civic Fellows are recommended by college and university presidents to acknowledge motivation and ability in public leadership.
Campus Compact is a national coalition of more than 1,200 college and university presidents committed to fulfilling the public purposes of higher education. Campus Compact promotes public and community service that develops students' citizenship skills, helps campuses forge effective community partnerships and provides resources and training for faculty looking to integrate civic and community-based learning into the curriculum.
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The Gregory Brothers are back with a country version of 'Wrecking Ball'
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It was only a matter of time before covers of Miley Cyrus' new song, "Wrecking Ball" hit the internet, but we definitely weren't expecting a country version of the pop ballad! The Gregory Brothers produced just that - complete with a banjo and acoustic guitar.
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Recognize The Gregory Brothers' name? It's probably because they became internet sensations three years ago with their viral hit, "Bed Intruder Song" featuring Antoine Dobson.


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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Tribeca/Financial District - near Wall Street, City Hall, South Street Seaport, 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
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Situated in New York's Tribeca - Financial District, this hotel is close to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, Woolworth Building, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Brooklyn Bridge. Area attractions also include Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel - Tribeca features room service, a business center with computers, and complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the property.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel - Tribeca features room service (11:30 AM-10 PM daily weekdays; 4:00 PM-9:00 PM Sat-Sun) and luggage storage. This New York hotel offers complimentary wired and wireless Internet access in public areas. Other amenities include a 24-hour gym, concierge services, and laundry service. Valet parking is available (surcharge).
Pets are not allowed. The Cosmopolitan Hotel - Tribeca is a smoke-free hotel.
- Total number of rooms - 129
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KIRKLAND — For real estate agent Betsy Weyer and her husband, Rob, "location, location, location" is more than just an industry mantra — it's one of the primary reasons why they purchased a new home at Lakeview Lane.
"It's just a really handy spot to live," she says of the view community, located near downtown Kirkland and Lake Washington. "Metropolitan Market and restaurants like Toshi's Teriyaki and Shamiana are right next door, and PCC Natural Markets is just across the street. It's only 15-20 minutes to walk to downtown Kirkland — we go a couple of times a week, either on foot or on our scooter.
"In the past few days alone, I walked over to Metropolitan Market and brought home two bags of groceries, dropped off something to be framed at the frame shop next door and walked to Anthony's on Kirkland's waterfront for dinner."
The Weyers didn't realize how important it was to them to live in a "walking neighborhood" like Lakeview Lane until they lived in Europe.
"We had never really cared about the walking aspect, but our kids are grown and we had lived overseas for a year, where you walk everywhere," Betsy Weyer says. "We realized that was what we wanted. Although new construction or having a view wasn't on our list, we found both at Lakeview Lane, which just tipped the scales in favor of buying a home here."
Seven homes remain for sale, says Windermere Real Estate's David Liddle, the listing agent at Lakeview Lane, and "we still have one of almost every floor plan to choose from."
The remaining homes include traditional and contemporary architecture and feature professionally maintained yards. Two are scheduled for completion this fall, and the others will be ready for move-in by the end of the year. Homebuyers can choose their color palettes and finish materials.
A new model home will debut this weekend at the community of 29 three- to five-bedroom homes. The model is a two-story, three-bedroom home.
"It's on a greenbelt and has a super-size gourmet kitchen. The kitchen has a slab island that is over 11 feet long and 4 feet wide — perfect for entertaining or family gatherings," Liddle says. "There are hardwoods throughout the first floor that roll out to a raised deck overlooking the greenbelt.
"Upstairs, the master suite has coffered ceilings and a spa bath. It also has a covered balcony off the master. If you've not been here before — or if it's been a while since you last visited — I encourage you to stop by to tour this special home," he says.
Lakeview Lane is located in the Lake Washington School District and is surrounded by parks, including Houghton Beach Park, Marsh Park and Peter Kirk Park. The neighborhood is less than a half-mile from Google's Kirkland offices and is a short drive from the Microsoft campus.
"It's a great commute for me — my office is just five minutes away, and my husband works in Redmond. He doesn't even have to take the highway," Weyer says.
Lakeview Lane is being built by CamWest, a Toll Brothers company. Toll Brothers was named 2012 Builder of the Year by Professional Builder magazine, becoming the first builder to win the honor twice.
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Caleb Fraid mailed in his interview on 12 paper plates. I've transcribed it below, but plan to post photos of each plate at some point. ***UPDATE: View all of the plates here*** Be sure to check out his table on Saturday at Zine Fest!
What made you decide to participate in Zine Fest Houston?
I was playing a show at Super Happy Fun Land one nite + a guy suggested it to me because I draw little scribbles.
What are your favorite zines/mini comics?
Sardine Mag-o-Zine by Charlie McAlister and anything associated with Ashley Hold (thrdgll.tripod.com)
What is something you're looking forward to about Zine Fest Houston 2012?
I'm just hoping to have a nice day with like-minded people and see what everyone else is doing. It seems fun, plus I want to expose people to my friend Phillip Lee Duncan's artwork and poetry and music. He passed away in January of this year. He was also the singer of my band Ribeye. I hope I can expose people to the work of Ashley Holt and Charlie McAlister too. They're not dead yet.
Why do you create zines?
I don't really. This will be my first proper zine…I think. Mainly, I just like writing and drawing and scribbling. I do it every day. I have to because it is the quickest and easiest and most immediately satisfying way that I can be creative. I'm always working or taking care of my pets and I don't have enough time to do creative stuff. But I can always find five minutes to draw something and that makes me feel ok.
Why does self-publishing appeal to you?
I like the purity of it. I like the control. I like making stuff. It's all around a perfect concept. It's like a child's drawing on the fridge. It's just good, plain + simple.
What is the concept behind your zines?
I have been meaning to satisfy this itch for over twenty years now. Road + Track. Track + Field. Field + Stream (it may have come to me when I was listening to the song "Field + Stream" by my foavirte alt country band Souled American in the late '80s). Stream + Road (and now at long last…to bring it full circle!). I guess how I make it gel is this: it is the daily stream; it is the lifetime road. We change as we don't.
How did you become interested in zines?
I don't really know. When I think bac on it, the first name that pops into my brain is Kalah Allen. I'm more of a music/tapes person and I met her somehow thru a fellow hometaper named Charlie McAlister. Anyways, she invited me up to Kansas City for another ZInefest called MUMS??? This was back in the mid to late 90's. Actually, I just looked it up: Midwest Underground Media Symposium, 1996. It had some big stars at it kinda. The singer of Fugazi and the guy that did those Re\search books I vaguely had looked at in the 90's so me and my band at the time, Ribeye, put some tapes together in a suitcase and drove all night—Houston to Austin, Austin to KC. We arrived the day of the event, called and woke up Kalah, and didn't sleep. We hung out all day at diners, parks, the MUMS itself. I remember some kids grilling Ian MacKaye about how sleep is a waste of time and people need to do away with it, the kind of stuff "radical" college kids come up with, and he basically said something along the lines of sleep being necessary like when a library closed for the day to reshelve all the books. It was a fun day capped off with a 24 hour comic event at Kalah's place. I slept through this entire event ust to prove those radical kids right. I missed all the fun. Anyway, Kalah did some great stuff and probably still does. I've lost touch with her. There was also a guy named Kissyface there???
What other ventures do you have besides making zines?
I have been running a record/tape/cd-r label since 1995 called Doormat, Tx. Music is my main deal. Also, I'm planning on a NAPKINFEST at some point (maybe 2015) because I draw on napkins a lot. I hope to have 10,000 napkins.


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HAWTHORNE — The name of a 20-year-old man who was killed in a shooting that also left three other people wounded at an early morning New Year's party in Hawthorne was released today by a coroner's investigator.
He was Bernard Gillis, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Gillis' hometown was unknown, said the coroner's investigator who declined to give her full name.
More than 40 revelers were celebrating at a home in the 13500 block of Cerise Avenue when shots rang out at about 1:15 a.m. Tuesday, sheriff's sergeant Diane Hecht said in a statement.
Hawthorne police officers responding to the scene stopped a car speeding away, and discovered an adult male gunshot victim inside being transported to a hospital, according to police reports.
The victim was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Three other gunshot victims were transported to area hospitals, all with non-life threatening injuries, detectives said. Their ages, genders, and the extent of their injuries were not disclosed.
A motive for the shootings and suspect information has not been released.
Anyone with more information was urged to call sheriff's detectives at
(323) 890-5500. Anonymous tips may be phoned to (800) 222-TIPS, or reported online at http://lacrimestoppers.org.


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Good Sports, Scene #01
- : 03/04/2013 |
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Scene Info
Hayden Richards and Jed Athens cool down after a rigorous day of practice by spitting water on each other. The wet gym clothes cling to the young studs' bodies, especially Hayden's bulging crotch. Jed gets down on his knees and sucks Hayden's cock right through his jock until the mesh can no longer contain his giant hardon. Jed worships his teammate's cock and balls then stands up to strip out of his gear. Like a good sport, Hayden goes down on Jed to return the favor. Things really heat up when Jed opens his tight hole to Hayden's big dick. They fuck hard until Hayden pulls out and Jed blows his load.
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Starring : Ashton Webber, Bobby Hart, Doug Acre, Hayden Richards, James Ryder, Jed Athens, Lance Luciano, Luke Milan
Gym Dudes introduces a starting line up of Good Sports who do whatever it takes to help a fellow teammate out. They get down and suck a huge dick or fuck a tight hole right on the basketball court if that's what their buddy needs to get his head back in the game. Luke Milan leads this team of horny athletes including Ashton Parker, Bobby Hart, Doug Acre, Hayden Richards, Jame Ryder, Jed Athens, and Lance Luciano. Grab your court side ticket to watch these fresh young players prove they're Good Sports.


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PHOTO: Tree pulls down crane
A 30-year old Siberian Elm is responsible for pulling down a 25-ton crane near the 900 block of Robertson Street in northeast Fort Collins around 3:30 today.
Sources say that the crane will remain in the 45 degree angle it is currently in overnight because no other cranes that are able to remove the tree are available until Thursday.
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Theater review by David Cote. Richard Rodgers Theatre. By Tennessee Williams. Dir. Rob Ashford. With Scarlett Johansson, Benjamin Walker. 2hrs 45mins. Two intermissions.
When it comes to counterintuitive casting of classic roles, I keep an open mind. John C. Reilly as a homely Stanley Kowalski? I was intrigued. Flaming-haired beauty Jessica Chastain as the plain-faced, titular Heiress? She made it work. Ab-tastic pretty boy Sebastian Stan as 1950s hobo Hal in the recently revisited Picnic? In that world, he was genuine. But I fear the justification train stops at Scarlett Johansson—charming and talented though she is. The film star's take on Margaret "Maggie the Cat" Pollitt comes across more as a pouty, easily distracted puppy than anything remotely feline.
Paired with a callow Benjamin Walker as her injured, crypto-homosexual husband, Brick, the chemistry-free actors drift without impact through Rob Ashford's overdesigned and undercooked Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. The latest revival of Tennessee Williams's 1955 study of death, emotional hypocrisy and lies, this production suffers from a lumbering set (by Christopher Oram) that dwarfs the perfomers and has them constantly opening and closing ten-foot-high French doors—which are partly transparent because (sigh) everyone's eavesdropping. Ashford's reliance on heavy-handed sound and light effects gilds the lily, when he should be guiding his cast through Williams's lyrical mix of humor, soul-baring and Lillian Hellman–type family scheming.
The night may be unsatisfying, but it's not a total loss. Ciarán Hinds's Big Daddy offers some goatish fun; Debra Monk's Big Mama bustles and blubbers amusingly. And Emily Bergl's Mae (Maggie's sister-in-law and rival for Big Daddy's inheritance) is deliciously bitchy. Johansson could take a few pointers from Bergl on the fine art of purring.—David Cote
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Sad to say, I don't think my style's changed much over the years, though the tools I use have.
It's fun poking around the Hygrid, looking at the things that I added to, and all of the interesting bits I didn't do.
Gridcosm's even more fun. I've added too many squares in the last few days but I can't stop myself!


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vstp - given the commands you listed, I'm shocked that you were able to get it to work on other dongles; your command arguments are incomplete. For example, your Fake Authentication and ARP replay attacks are both missing the -h <interface MAC> argument and your Fake Authentication attack is also missing the -e <target AP ESSID>. Google aircrack-ng and study the various commands and their associated argument list.
Also, don't forget to start your adapter in monitor mode on the target AP channel.


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Jacob Weyer from the Pioneer Press is interested in writing an article on geocaching for the Pioneer Press and has been in contact with me--he sounds interested in coming to the Breakfast Buddies event on Saturday and then tagging along with anyone who is going out cache hunting afterwards.
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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Oh shoot. I just saw this. We went caching after the BB, but didn't realize we had a chance to slant the story (cooperative sport controlled by evil monopolist wearing Bill Gates underwear). Who did he end up tagging along with?
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Oh shoot. I just saw this. We went caching after the BB, but didn't realize we had a chance to slant the story (cooperative sport controlled by evil monopolist wearing Bill Gates underwear). Who did he end up tagging along with?
AFAIK, Good-Boy.
Sad state of affairs.
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I ran into KCOGRN at Center of Nature II around 2-ish, and he said he tagged along with the reporter for a couple of caches--good thing the reporter didn't tag along with me--my first cache after breakfast was a skunk, then I hit a few micros near Lyndale, Lake and Hennepin that weren't exactly getting out to neat and unique local parks--don't get me wrong, they were interesting hides--but they weren't what the majority of geocaches are.
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 11:45 pm
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Yeah he went along with Good-Boy, brjzn, and myself. We hit a few caches, 2 micros and 2 regular sized ones. After that brjzn invited him over to his house to show how the website end of things works.
All in all I think everybody represented geocaching as true to the form as it is. I'll be interested to see how the article turns out.
Oh and BTW 15Tango, I tried and failed on "Cache on Babbling Creek", managed to soak one of my shoes in the creek after a misstep...
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Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2004 12:30 am
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So no "Hangin' by a thread"?
No "Dog dare ya"?
No "Tougher to Plunder"?
No "Tre-sure 3"?
"I look up to see where I have to walk and there's two..."
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:34 am
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Any idea when that will be in the Press? Sounds like a fun outing with
the media. I had heard that the Pioneer Press was going to duplicate the
Duluth Trib article - I'm glad they did their own so I have more stuff to read. I just don't want to miss it..
NTrek, Up North
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Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 9:50 am
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Posted on Sun, Nov. 07, 2004
Hide and seek
Pioneer Press
For some people, there is nothing sweeter than finding an ice-cream pail or a pill bottle in the woods.
A rainy, cold morning is called a good day for this kind of activity.
"Actually, this is nice geocaching weather," said Brad Janzen, 55, of Minnetonka after finding a tiny metal container in a signpost near the Minnesota River Valley on a recent gloomy Saturday.
Janzen was thrilled with the find.
"I got out, looked down in the thing and I'd say the mojo was running," Janzen said.
Geocaching is the sport of hiding real or virtual objects, called caches, to find with Global Positioning Systems. Geocachers post the coordinates of caches online at
The name geocaching comes from "geo" for geography and "caching," a term that refers to hiding provisions. A relatively new activity, geocaching has grown in worldwide popularity during the past few years.
Caches usually consist of ammunition cans or plastic containers with small toys or trinkets in them. They also contain logbooks so geocachers can sign their names (or their handles) and write a message about the cache. Virtual caches are coordinates that take geocachers to interesting or scenic places.
Some caches contain "travel bugs," items the owner intends to send out traveling. Geocachers can purchase travel bug dog tags with tracking numbers on them (check out
) and attach them to an item of their choice. The item is then hidden with instructions where it should "travel."
Geocachers who find travel bugs move them from cache to cache until they reach their destination, tracking the bug's location online along the way.
But the journey doesn't always go as planned. Geocachers Larry and Linda Butcher, of Richfield, dropped a travel bug off in Hawaii last July, expecting it to eventually travel to their home. The bug is now in Japan.
Janzen is a member of the Minnesota Geocaching Association, which has more than 200 members. He said he stumbled across geocaching while searching the Internet, and his family bought him a GPS for Father's Day last year. He's been missing from home ever since.
"I've got an understanding wife," he said.
Janzen said one of the things he likes best about geocaching is it takes him to places he otherwise never would have seen.
"It's the adventure of the find and exploring the unknown," he said.
He said geocaching can come in handy during vacations because it can lead people to places that aren't on tourist brochures. Geocaching can also be a social event, Janzen said.
Bernier said he used to hunt deer, but he's more into hunting caches now. "It's nice and clean, and you don't have to kill anything," he said.
Though most geocachers enjoy the activity because they're interested in technology and love nature, there is concern the increased popularity of the sport will actually cause harm to the wilderness.
Ron Hains, operations manager for Minnesota State Parks, said geocaching is not allowed in state parks because of rules prohibiting people from keeping objects in parks overnight, concerns about increased traffic in sensitive areas and issues of liability if someone were to be hurt while geocaching.
Hains said a committee was formed about a year ago to explore ways to allow the activity in parks, and he said geocaching with some rules will likely be allowed soon.
"I think it's an exciting recreation that gets people in the outdoors," Hains said. "It's all positive stuff, as long as it's done responsibly."
Geocaching is not limited to the woods. Geocachers often hide caches in cities and suburbs. Minneapolis and St. Paul police report the new sport may have upped urban warnings.
Sgt. Larry Rogers, head of the St. Paul Police bomb squad, said there have been a couple of instances during the past 10 years in which suspicious objects were reported, and they turned out to be game pieces for treasure hunters. He said he is not sure if the pieces were caches, but they could have been.
Rogers said caches should be clearly identifiable so they aren't suspicious to non-geocachers who might find them. He said if caches are placed on private property, the owners should be notified; geocachers should avoid placing caches near businesses or potentially controversial sites.
"You wouldn't want to place them on the steps of Planned Parenthood or in front of political offices," he said.
Geocachers say they are careful when hiding their treasures. Geocacher Dave Dunn, 47, of Lakeville, said increased public awareness of the activity will help.
"Someone who doesn't know what we're doing and sees an ammo can in a public place might overreact this day and age," Dunn said.
Dunn began geocaching as a way to get his two boys interested in hiking and the outdoors. "I offered to take them treasure hunting one day," he said.
Dylan Richardson, 11, of Wayzata, geocaches with his dad, Rick, 46. Rick is notorious among in the Minnesota Geocachers Association for being the first to find more caches than anyone else.
"He loves to get the first-to-finds," Dylan said.
Dylan said he has hidden 22 caches in the past couple of years, and he enjoys the challenge of finding caches.
"I like looking for caches that are hard and no one has found yet," he said. "I'm just like my dad."
Two links for this one but they both point to the same article:
You will have to register to read the article on their site and because I don't agree with forced registration for the sole purpose of privacy invasion I have copy/pasted the article above.
Sad state of affairs.
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Also in today's Pioneer Press is another article on geocaching in the "Parade" insert. For those of you who didn't run to the store in your jammies this morning to see your name in the paper, you can read the Parade article here:
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2004 8:57 am
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I wonder if there is a delete key for a post..
Navigational difficulties this morning.
*Sunny day up north, I'd rather be caching!
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NTrek wrote:
Sorry for the duplicate link.
I need to read before
It's fun to see your names in print & read of your caching
Seems like the gecaching bug is hitting more and more people.
I'm doing some caching inservice today at work to a 100 or so
kids. Integrating the ole social and science curriculums. First
things first we'll start by analyzing the trib articles. It amazes me
how many caches many of you have found & hid.
Thanks for the daily insight!
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Could you go into a bit more details as to what causes the error, and how to fix it, so that perhaps it can get fixed in the distro?
Topic: hxxp://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=12660 refers.
I had the error is bt3b, and have the error now in the final release. I'm absolutely certain that the usb version downloaded fine, as I've checked the md5, and burned it to DVD (from which it boots without errors).
One of the posters to the original thread alluded to having found a fix for it, but hasnt posted any details.
Anyone got any ideas? I'm hardly running exotic hardware with a Dell Inspiron 1501!
Could you go into a bit more details as to what causes the error, and how to fix it, so that perhaps it can get fixed in the distro?
It might be the USB stick or your USB port, certain ports don't allow booting. Also, does your USB stick have a lock? If it does, switch it off.
No, there is no lock on the stick.
I've tried it with two different sticks and an external usb hdd, all with the same error.
The boot process starts, so that shows that the computer is able to boot from the usb drives, but it gets part way through and throws that error.
Any more ideas?
100's of people have successfully installed BT3b to their USB sticks, so I would be inclined to think it's an individual problem.
I have seen many people have issues trying to do this from a Windows environment.
(I haven't attempted this myself)
Often, it would seem the simplest method is to do it from within the BT CD (or *nix at least) using the .sh script.
Don't forget the minor alterations that need to be done to a couple of files before attempting to use the script
(The changes are well documented here in the forums)
You have verified the d/l??
I just tried the usb stick on another computer, and it booted fine. I'd say there is something funky going on.
I appreciate that the majority of people using bt3.0 and 3b havent had any problems with it, and that therefore this problem ranks pretty low in the list of priorities, but if anyone can shed any light on the issue it'd be great. Otherwise I'll have to buy a new laptop, which would be nice, but somewhat extravagant.
Re@lity: I'm still having this problem in 3.0, and have an open thread in the 3.0 bugs forum. I agree that it affects a very small number of people, but it'd be nice to be able to fix it and not have to buy a new laptop!
I used the windows batch file (windows vista) and it did not work.Originally Posted by Re@lity
Went right over to bt2 and used the .sh script and it worked just fine.
Also please limit your self to one thread per problem you are all over the map and it is hard to track and help you out. You have a thread in the bugs and fixes section but you have not provided a fix that is the key part. This makes it easier for the dev's to make fixes to the distro.
Maybe one of the mods can merge all of the threads together.
Also please go back and try all of the different boot options
Also have a look at the wiki for cheat codes you might need one of them.
Once you have tried all options then please let us know your results.
Also paste the exact error message here in this thread.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
I've been getting the same error message with the new version. Everything works, so I'm not too worried about it.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
I checked the HCL, and it reports that the Dell Inspiron 1501 should work without any extra params, which it does when booting from CD/DVD. I looked through the wiki, and it doesnt strike me that using any of the cheat codes there would make any difference.
I've tried two different usb sticks, and a usb hard drive, all three fail with the same error on my laptop. I tried the usb stick in my desktop computer, and it worked fine, which leads me to think its some hardware issue with the laptop. But it's puzzling why it would fail when booting from usb, but yet work fine (including usb support) when booting from CD.
The error which occurs under bt3.0 is the same as the one I posted earlier in the thread under bt3b.


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We need to stop the rot people. What kind of children are we raising?
"didn't get a car, gutted"
A car? WTF?
They all need to have the shit kicked out of them and be taken to a place where all they have is one set of clothes and the very basics to survive for atleast a few years.
If they come back and begin acting like the same ungreatful, spoiled twats they are right now, then they should be shot, in the legs, until they eventually die from blood loss.
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Here Come Da Pain......
Who gets a fucking car for Xmas?!
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none of those whiny bitches apparently!!!! lol
They should all be fucking shot.
Coffee drinker, prefer Pepsi and I'm kind of a big deal.
If my child tweeted something like that I would take everything they own into the garden and burn it.
"And now you really do have nothing you ungrateful twat"
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John Glennon / The Tennessean
In the 17 years since the Titans moved to Tennessee, their first-round draft picks more often than not have made immediate impacts as rookies.
Guard Chance Warmack, for instance, started all 16 games last season, and wide receiver Kendall Wright caught 64 passes as a rookie in 2012.
But as the Titans prepare for the start of the NFL draft on Thursday, they might be looking at making a first-round selection who doesn't see a ton of playing time as a rookie.
That's because a number of positions — even edge rusher, tackle and quarterback — appear set for the short term but aren't necessarily in good shape for the long haul.
So the question the Titans must answer: Can a team that finished 7-9 in 2013 afford to make a first-round pick with an eye toward the future as much as the present?
"In the perfect world, that's what you want — for a guy to come in and play well, and play in every game, and be rookie of the year and all that," said general manager Ruston Webster, who is running his third draft for the Titans. "But really, it is more of a long-term investment.
"I have seen guys come in and play well their rookie year, and then fade after that. And I've seen those players that you wanted to cut after their first training camp and they ended up being Pro Bowl players."
Build the right way
When the Titans decided against exercising the option year in quarterback Jake Locker's contract, it was a reminder of how quickly teams must make decisions on the future of their first-round draft picks.
Under the NFL's previous collective-bargaining agreement, teams could sign first-round draft picks to lengthy contracts, which meant they didn't necessarily have to push players into critical roles right away.
But things are different under the current CBA, as shorter contracts for first-rounders mean teams have less time to make long-term decisions. All first-round picks now are signed to four-year deals. Teams can exercise an option for a fifth year, but they must make that decision well before the start of the player's fourth season.
Another factor to consider under the current CBA is that first-round selections — and all draft picks, for that matter — are less expensive these days, meaning it might make more economic sense to get them on the field as early as feasible.
"Because of the modern era and salary cap, you want as many rookies to be on the field because they're the most affordable," ESPN NFL analyst Jon Gruden said. "You better get good players out of the draft that make your team because they're affordable and they're the life blood of the organization."
Still, Webster doesn't believe the Titans absolutely must draft a player just to fill an immediate hole. He advises patience, pointing out that new coach Ken Whisenhunt — unlike Mike Munchak last year — isn't necessarily in a make-or-break season.
"We have a coach with a nice long contrac,t and we're trying to build this team the right way," Webster said. "So you have to think not only in terms of this year, but the future as well."
Whisenhunt's record
Speaking of Whisenhunt, he had a mixed pattern of putting his first-round draft picks into the starting lineup right away during the six years he was head coach of the Cardinals.
Some players were starters from day one, such as cornerback Patrick Peterson, the 2011 first-round pick who made the Pro Bowl as a rookie. There was also tackle Levi Brown, the 2007 first-round pick who was in the starting lineup on opening day and finished the year with 11 starts.
On the other hand, Whisenhunt's 2010 first-round pick, defensive tackle Dan Williams from Tennessee, didn't start a single game as a rookie, and neither did running back Beanie Wells, the 2009 first-rounder.
• When: 7 p.m. Thursday (round 1), 5:30 p.m. Friday (rounds 2-3), 11 a.m. Saturday (rounds 4-7)
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Why Macklemore says he robbed Kendrick Lamar
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(Yahoo!) - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis had a great night at the Grammys, taking home awards for best new artist, best rap song, best rap performance and best album. But the duo's rapper feels that one of his wins was undeserved.
Macklemore believes the best rap album award should have gone to Kendrick Lamar, who went home empty handed despite being nominated for 7 awards for his critically acclaimed "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" album.
After the ceremony that featured 33 gay and straight couples being wed during Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' performance of "Same Love," Macklemore posted on his Instagram page, a text he sent to Kendrick.
"You got robbed," he wrote in a text time stamped at 8:53 p.m. "I wanted you to win. You should have. It's weird and sucks that I robbed you."
Macklemore said he intended to address the issue during his acceptance speech. "…the music started playing during my speech and I froze," he explained in the private message.
[PHOTOS: Who Wore it Best? A Tribute to Pharrell's Hat]
The "Thrift Shop" rapper, who also beat out entries from Eminem, Drake, Kanye West and 2 Chainz, expressed his gratitude to Kendrick.
"Congrats on this year and your music," he said via text. "Appreciate you as an artist and as a friend. Much love."
In his post, Macklemore described the "Same Love" performance as a career highlight.
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Price: $26.35
Tourmalated Quartz is known as a powerful stone for protection and grounding. This stone also creates balance and inner strength, deflects and transforms negativity, and reduces anxiety and depression.
Bone is a traditional material used in malas in both Nepal and Tibet. Bone signifies strength and is said to amplify prana (life force energy.) These carved skull beads are reminiscent of the necklace of skulls that the Goddess Kali wears symbolizing liberation, knowledge and wisdom.
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text: BaiSao, a little-known exercise Yip Man used to demonstrate Wing Chun to strangers, becomes a window into Wing Chun theory, tying together ChiSao, Wooden Man, and fighting applications. Revealed is the amazing depth of thinking behind a sparkling, casual, but totally absorbing 10-20 second "elevator speech" demo of the martial art that gave Bruce Lee his start. This unique book is structured around quotations from Wang Kiu, the least-known of Yip Man's original core students. Written to resemble a college course, with "lecture/demo", "reading", and "lab" sections, with about 200 photos, BaiSao introduces Maier's YumCha series, evoking an atmosphere of out-of-class discussions where training becomes illumination, treating Wing Chun as a principle-based art of generating and solving puzzles. Wang's sole American student, Maier focused his Ph.D. work on Wing Chun's "Tactical Cognition", evident in suggestive threads into logistics, task analysis, concept mapping, motion analysis and cognitive science.


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I remember discovering The Feelies records about a decade ago. Something told me that it was so special that I should save them for a day when I gave up on music. I've done this with books too, refusing to read the last book in a series, or even the last pages. Finishing them seemed too fatalistic.
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Boom! Studios Unveils Its Emerald City Comicon 2014 Exclusives
Seattle's Emerald City Comic Con 2014 is just around the corner, and while I've been trying to figure out if I can make it to the very first Starbucks to complete my tour of original chain restaurant locations (I went to the first KFC back in 2005, there is a museum attached), the folks at Boom! Studios have been busy with a new set of variant covers! They'll be offering a handful of Emerald City exclusive covers at the show, and they're all pretty awesome.
Check below to see the roster of ECCC variants, including a Nirvana-inspired take on Adventure Time, a new look at Lumberjanes #1, a Punch-Out!! homage for Regular Show: Skips, and a new cover for The Midas Flesh #1 by Sex Criminals artist Chip Zdarsky!


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Goldman Sachs is a world-class company full of great people. It's a place for both fresh minds and experienced hires, and there's really no limit to what you can learn and achieve.
I studied Commerce at Symbiosis College in India, specializing in Business Administration. The curriculum was structured in a way that helped develop my analytical skills and working knowledge of the financial markets, which are both extremely relevant to my current role.
Before coming to Goldman Sachs I was working in the Compliance department of another large financial sector firm, supporting various regions in the company's global network and developing my interest in compliance within the financial sector.
Getting to work at Goldman Sachs was a dream come true, because I wanted to work for the best in the business.
I joined the Bengaluru office in the middle of the financial crisis, but that actually turned out to be a great environment to learn in and a great foundation. After two and half years I realized that I wanted to get closer to the business and understand the workings of a larger regional office. So, with the support of my manager, I found my current role in the London office.
Every day I'm learning something, whether it's about new products or the regulatory environment we operate in. I've also had the opportunity to attend numerous inspirational and informative training courses.
But it's working with such a great team of people, achievers in their respective fields, that not only enhances my working knowledge of the industry, but helps me to develop both professionally and personally.
Teamwork's essential, especially in this industry and in the context of sharing best practices and knowledge. In a company like Goldman Sachs where there's such a diversity of talent, working as a team not only helps your group operate on a daily basis—it's crucial to helping you grow together in the long run. It also facilitates networking opportunities, which in turn allows you to share information with others outside of your direct working circle.


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BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Walmart announced that the Walmart Foundation committing more than $750,000 in cash and in-kind donations to support emergency relief efforts in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where an estimated 827 people have been killed and thousands have been left homeless following torrential rains and mudslides. A $400,000 donation from the Walmart Foundation will help purchase critical supplies like water, food, medical supplies and long-term relief efforts.
In addition to Walmart's donation, Walmart Brazil has donated basic food and cleaning items and is leading efforts with partners and customers, assuring the logistics from donations points at several stores to the official government organizations, the company reported. Also, Walmart Brazil started donation campaigns with associates to help affected communities and is working with the U.S. Embassy, suppliers and various U.S. companies to increase support and donations to flood victims. This local effort has raised nearly 100 tons of donations, with an estimated value of more than $350,000.
"Our company has a longstanding commitment to help in times of disaster. The people of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are facing difficult times and we're here to help," said Eduardo Solorzano, president and CEO of Walmart Latinoamerica. Walmart has long been known for reaching out to the Brazilian people in times of need, including a $300,000 donation in 2008 to assist those affected by the floods in Santa Catarina. "We'll continue to monitor the situation and look for opportunities to help and ensure that essential needs are being met," added Solorzano.


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Greetings My MMA pupils....I lay down before you a document that has been classified by myself as so confidential i have only put it on the internet where it cant be seen by mere mortals- you see, suberfuge and misdirection are my closest friends. It covers a subject i have been passionate about for a year and a half and is in no way me jumping on the MMA bandwagon for some exposure,yeah.
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Wolf Rock Wine Dinner for Advocates tonight
November 15, 2012
Wolf Rock Steakhouse in Keystone, in conjunction with The Hess Collection of wine, is sponsoring a wine dinner to benefit Advocates for Victims of Assault tonight at 6. Tickets are $80. Join us for a four-course dinner paired with Hess Collection wines. Dinner will be preceded by appetizers and a specially selected wine. The evening will also feature a silent auction with donated items from our community, as well as sports and celebrity memorabilia and vacation trips.
Advocates is a local nonprofit organization, which provides services that enhance safety and justice for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and trauma while promoting peace. In addition to providing a 24-hour crisis line, we also help with emergency shelter for women, men and children and provide medical, legal and counseling referrals. Proceeds from this event will benefit Advocates. Tickets can be purchased from Wolf Rock Steakhouse, or Advocates by calling (970) 668-3906. You can also purchase tickets online at http://www.summitadvocates.org


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