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If you've read the first issue of UNCANNY AVENGERS, you know we already have quite the roster. The roster currently consists of Havok, Captain America, Wolverine, Rogue, Thor and Scarlet Witch. It was a little odd that Cap asked Havok to lead this squad despite other leaders such as himself, Wolverine and Rogue being on the team. We also saw some conflict between Rogue and Scarlet Witch.
To make things more complicated, it's been announced that in issue #5, Rick Remender will be adding three more characters to the roster.
Wasp, Wonder Man and Sunfire are coming to the team. We've already seen that apparently Wonder Man has been forgiven for his action against the team in the pages of THE AVENGERS.
It was mentioned that Wolverine and Sunfire have some "business" to resolve. Wonder Man will be a pacifist and P.R. guy for the team. Perhaps we'll see the return of his feelings for Scarlet Witch? Wasp will provide funding for the team so they don't have to rely on "government mandates."
It was also announced that Olivier Coipel will be filling in for John Cassaday on the issue. This all sounds pretty interesting.
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The 13- to 14-story project will use local materials and labor, which necessitated a simple, easy-to-build structure. Pali wants the buildings to work hand in hand with the area's abundant sun and moisture, so he plans to cover their concrete framework with terra-cotta planters. Not only will the planters supply a place for shade-providing vegetation, they'll also capture the region's near-daily rainfall. "In Fiji, water percolates through volcanic rock," Pali explains. "We thought we could do the same thing."
The design calls for water to filter through the planters into a central collector, then undergo more purification for reuse elsewhere in the building. The low-tech system welcomes the climate, instead of trying to shut it out. And, in contrast to the high-end resorts at the other end of Fiji's main island, the project will provide a full-time housing option for local residents. Part of a mixed-use complex called The Haven, the towers are tentatively scheduled to start construction in 2010 and to be completed in 2012.
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key green strategies: Vegetated walls, rainwater harvesting, natural ventilation, local materials, and mixed-use
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I've always disliked ability damage for a multitude of reasons--the way they affect the RNG, their save-or-die status against specific enemies, and so on; does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives? Here are some suggestions that I came up with and from others that sound viable:
- Make it deal either static damage for every ability damage taken (8-10 damage).
- Target takes a -2 penalty to all checks associated with that ability score for a number of rounds equal to the amount of ability damage taken, as well as taking damage equal to their HD/level (perhaps 1/2 that?). More ability damage stacks for duration.
Let me reiterate, I'm looking for viable alternatives, not for reasons why ability damage works as-is, or why it's retarded to change it. --Ghostwheel 01:19, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- Your 2nd example sorta works, but the first is essentially eliminating ability damage from the game instead of making it an interesting or distinct way to hurt people. Which is fine if you want every attack to take off from the same pool, it just seems boring to me.
- An extension of your 2nd might be to make full on ability damage tracks, or stick a nasty status effect at the end. The former means you track how much they've taken, and assign scaling penalties based on that. So X Dex damage makes you slowed, 2X dex damage makes you held, and 3X Dex damage makes you petrified or whatever. This implementation takes more work, but suffers less random swings. The latter option means you have less points to track, but are just worried about when some line is crossed. So if you take Wis damage, you start making will saves (DC 20 or whatever, keep it static if you want high level players to be able to take more ability damage in the same way that they take more HP damage) with a penalty equal to half the Wis damage you've taken. If you fail your effective wisdom becomes 0 and you become insane until healed or regened or whatever. Either of these could be added on to your second option above without much work, and would serve to keep ability damage more unique than just another way to plink away at a guy until he's dead or just a minor penalty that lasted for a while. - TarkisFlux 02:27, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- A good suggestion, thanks! The only thing is that I'm trying to add it to the game I'm currently running, and monsters don't have ability scores per se, and I'm trying to stay away from effects that could (in theory) insta-kill characters, so it doesn't work so well. Anything else come to mind with the above? --Ghostwheel 04:50, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- Nope. Go with option 2, adjust the damage in some way. - TarkisFlux 05:09, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- Level of target in damage per point of damage dealt sounds good *nod*, thanks --Ghostwheel 05:17, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- I think I'd actually go half level unless you hit a primary attribute. So rogue's take it in the teeth from dex damage, wizards cry when their int is sapped, clerics suffer worse for wisdom, etc. It helps to keep the various ability damage forms less interchangeable, but that may not be a goal for you. - TarkisFlux 05:28, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- Also, damage = level means that you're tying ability damage limits to hit dice fairly directly. So wizards are going to fall dead from 4-6 points of attribute damage and barbarians will take 8-12. Which I don't like at all, but I don't like the damage = direct damage (fixed or some number of whatever dice, a la option 1) either for the issues that it brings to low levels (any attribute damage = dead). I got nothin on this one, just pointing out the behavior. You should pick the method that better matches the behavior you want. - TarkisFlux 05:34, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- In truth, this would be more for PCs who damage monsters, rather than the other way around since monsters will default to actual penalizing abilities or pure damage--so instead of inflicting actual Int damage (which can screw a caster over for the rest of the day) the monster might reduce the DCs of any abilities used by two, increase the casting time, or reduce the damage of magical effects by half or to minimum die dealt--whatever fits. This is more so that I don't have to recalculate half the monster's stats every time ability damage is dealt, so that they don't wander too far on the RNG, and so that if they are forced to wander towards the bottom of the RNG, so that they aren't made useless for the rest of the fight.
- Do you have any suggestions on how to do something similar with negative levels? Perhaps -2 to all checks for two rounds for every negative level dealt, and take twice your level in damage? Throwing out the first idea that comes to mind... --Ghostwheel 05:41, January 20, 2010 (UTC)
- That's basically what they already do, just twice as strong or so on the damage (which also eliminates the need to track them to see when a guy falls dead from them) and capped on the modifier (which you're already doing for tracking ease). Which is fine I guess, since you're turning up the pain from ability damage as well. I don't like it, because I don't like rules that change based on PC/NPC target (and even if they don't, these rules are not an improvement for PCs), but it should work well enough for your purposes (which I assume is to apply these efects to those mini-monster stat blocks on your Grimoire page). - TarkisFlux 21:26, January 21, 2010 (UTC)
- Yep, that's the basics of it--making it easier for the DM to deal with. And like I said above, in the end it's virtually only for PCs to use on monsters, since monsters are going to have a nigh-infinite variety of abilities that do any number of interesting things not limited to changing the core abilities of PCs. --Ghostwheel 04:12, January 22, 2010 (UTC)


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I'm floating away without leaving the ground, ground
They asking me what's it like up there? I tell 'em I ain't coming down
I'm tryna stay up and I don't wanna touch down, down
They asking me what's it like up there? I tell 'em I ain't coming down
No no, I ain't coming down, no no, I ain't coming down
No no, I ain't coming down, I ain't coming down
[Verse 1]
Now that my vision's more clearer
This is for the hate on Royce in Detroit era
I know y'all had a good time but that was your time
But that was your error, now look at you and look at me
Compare us, you can do it easily
This ain't when Royce was looking stupid on that beef DVD? Uh-huh
Shout out my niggas D-Twizzy, I'll admit when I was wrong
I remember thinking and I should probably hit my nigga Von
You talking shit about me at your barbershop? You obviously politicing wrong
Niggas need to stop PMSing
I hope y'all barbers give your ass the same hairline as me and DMX's
I wait from wishing Trick-Trick was gone
For picking which bitch that wishing I could TwitPic my home
And as far my nigga Trick before we was brothers
I think we really just need to get to know each other, I'm off
[Verse 2]
I gotta say this shit one time
When have you ever known me to get in the way of one's grind?
Cause even when that dark cloud hovered above me
I went from signed to unsigned, then I found my own sunshine
Now let me say this shit one more time
When have you ever known me to get in the way of your grind?
Can you find one hip hop listener around the globe
Who don't know that Nickel Nine is from Motown?
These cats say, "He's whack
He ain't even from the D so why he got that D tat?"
Then their friends run to me like my friends
"Saw you cyphering on BET but he ain't like it cause you ain't have no D hat"
Make up your mind you whining niggas
Ryan in business schools to talk, bought shoes for shawties
Bought coats for the kids while you niggas choose to floss
And y'all wanna nail who to the cross? Y'all niggas soft, I'm up


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The Development of Information and Attitude Toward Art At the Secondary And college Levels
Curriculum In the Visual Arts For Elementary School Children
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Final Report: The Development of the Concept of Space as Observed in Children's Drawings: A cross-national /Cross-cultural Study
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ED 361A [memo that Eisner is not teaching it Summer 1973]
ED 380 (Curriculum Development in the Visual Arts) 1974
ED 440 (Seminar in the School Curriculum) 1973
ED 441A & B (doctoral seminar) 1973
ED 461A (doctoral seminar) 1975
ED 463 (doctoral seminar) 1974
Curriculum Development in the Visual Arts 1976-77
Stanford in Germany, Winter 1974
STEP Art Bibliography
Getty Museum Education Study (1 of 2) 1984
Getty Museum Education Study (2 of 2) 1984
Museum education – assorted papers
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Hope he gets the W, IMO he shouldn't have taken the previous fight on short notice but hey ho.
if the ufc come calling you got to take it
Not really, I know some fighters that turned it down and are now doing just fine.
Are they in the UFC? I know Manuwa turned them down and hes in the UFC.
The few that I know of are either in the UFC or Bellator. Manuwa was one of them.
But anyways, I'm sure Rob will do the business this weekend.
Is there any way to watch this live without fightpass?
Cheers, done now,will cancel before i get charged (if i dont forget )
if nothing else, Calderwood should be getting a Scottish UFC win in the not too distant future.
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I understand why they are doing it.
Nothing can be compared to Bollywood or Cricket in India as they are absolutely massive and MMA will never be as popular as either.
I agree there is a market but when you see a card full with fighters who are making their Pro debuts or are 1-0 then it goes to show how much in its infancy it is, hence why they need to get on 'other' experienced guys in the interim while the level of MMA is increased.
I don't know how many fight teams etc there are in India but I bet for the size of the country it is really small.


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Very convenient location. Room was clean. Breakfast was good. Area seemed safe and the gentleman on overnight security was very nice. I frequently travel alone for business and would stay again. The bed was much too hard. I like a firm mattress, but this was beyond that.
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Gute Parkmöglichkeiten Extrem kleines Zimmer, Klimaanlage direkt neben dem Bett. Unmöglich zu schlafen im eingeschaltetem Zustand.
Friendly employees. Clean and comfortable. Thought I was getting a harbor view room
We booked hotel through Priceline based on information stated in ad. We expected a waterfront room with a balcony. After arrival, the hotel was a 2 story dated motel and the room faced the road not the waterway. Waterway rooms were $60 more.
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|Please note that this is the Anime And Manga Universe Wiki's article on the character from Otogakure. If you are looking for the article on the character from Kirigakure then you should head to Gōzu.
|Personal Info
|Current Status
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|Nature Type
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Body Alteration
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Gozu (牛頭, Gozu) is a shinobi from Otogakure and a subordinate of Guren.
He is unsociable and quiet, making people unable to figure out what he is thinking, but his battle skills are without a doubt very dexterous. He relies on taijutsu and brute strength and preferred fighting alone. He holds a special sentiment towards Guren and was her most loyal subordinate, even stating "I will accompany you no matter where you go".[1] The reason for this was that Guren saved his life while he was imprisoned by Orochimaru, giving him water when he was dying of thirst.
Part II
Three-Tails Arc
After the selection battle Kabuto Yakushi and Guren held in the hideout, Gozu became Guren's subordinate. When Guren returns, she orders him and the rest of his team to dispose of Kakashi Hatake and Team 8.
As the arguably strongest member, he was sent in first to face off against Kakashi and draw him away. There, he quickly showed off his tremendous might that kept Kakashi on his toes. When Kakashi's cunning and skill proved too much for him, he pulled out his trump card to alter his body even further, giving him even greater speed and strength. In the end, he barely survived his fight against Kakashi, having sustained a broken arm and forced to retreat.
When he next appears, his arm healed, he watches as Guren faces Team 8. When her crystal barrier is destroyed, he is the first to charge in to Guren's aid. Later when Kabuto appears to retrieve Yūkimaru, Gozu joins them and is tasked with rowing the boat. Soon thanks to Guren and Yūkimaru's combined power, he finds himself in the presence of the Three-Tails. After Kabuto orders Guren to restrain the beast, Gozu goes to assist her without hesitation, allowing her to momentarily capture it. The Three-tails then creates a huge tidal wave which launches Gozu away from his team.
He manages to survive and wash up on shore with Rinji and the others. Immediately, his first thought is to find Guren and rushes off to find her. Later, he is seen fighting Sai, and is easily bound by his ink technique.
He senses Guren's chakra, and runs to save her from Kakashi. He is struck by Kakashi's Lightning Cutter and seemingly dies.
After Guren sacrifices herself to save Yūkimaru, Gozu is still shown to be alive in mud form at the bottom of the lake. The reason he admires Guren is because she was the only one to treat him nicely at Orochimaru's hideout and gave him water when he was dying. After Gozu and Guren get out of the lake, the two set off along with Yūkimaru.
He seemed to be quite strong since while his comrades were fighting in groups in the battle royal, he held his own by himself. The greatest example of his raw strength was shown from his ability to hold back the giant Three-Tails (albeit momentarily).
Nature Transformation
His body was altered by Orochimaru, giving him great physical strength and the ability to alter and turn his body into mud through Earth Release.
Utilising earth release he could shoot one or multiple shots of mud capable of trapping and slowing an opponent down or dig through the earth at high speeds by turning it into sand with chakra. He was also able to expand his body in a manner similar to the Akimichi clan's expansion techniques to enhance the strength of his arms or legs for more powerful strikes and accelerated movement. Gozu could also condense his form for even greater feats of speed.
- "Gozu" literally means "cow head".
- Gozu was shown fighting Hinata in the fourth opening, but this never occured, as he fell to Kakashi before anything happened.
- ↑ Naruto Shippūden episode 103
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Steven B. Horne, DDS
Dr. Steve Horne began his career at Brigham Young University obtaining his BA in English. He earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery in 2007 from the University of Southern California where his pursuit for academic excellence landed him on the Dean's List. He was recognized for his superior clinical skills and invited to help teach other dental students in courses on restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, and tooth anatomy. During dental school, he provided dental care for underserved populations of Los Angeles and Orange County, Mexico, and Costa Rica with AYUDA. Following dental school, Dr. Horne entered active duty with the U.S. Army and practiced dentistry at Fort Knox, Kentucky, for four years. During this time, he was deployed to Baghdad, Iraq, and received multiple Army Achievement Medals, the Army Commendation Medal, and served as Company Commander. Dr. Horne currently practices full time at Torrey Pines Dental Arts in La Jolla, California, as a general dentist. Dr. Horne is a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Horne is married to his wife, Christy, and they have a chocolate Labrador named Roscoe.
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Dental cavities are holes in teeth caused by tooth decay. Cavities are also referred to as caries.
What are microcavities?
Teeth are in an environment of constant acid attack that strips the teeth of important minerals and breaks the teeth down. While this attack is constantly occurring, minerals are also be constantly replenished through mineral-rich saliva and fluoridated water and toothpaste. In addition to fluoride, calcium and phosphate also help to remineralize enamel. When the demineralization starts and is confined to the outermost layer of enamel, it is called a microcavity, or incipient cavity. These types of cavities rarely need anything more than very conservative treatment. Only when the cavity breaks through the enamel layer and into the dentin does it really threaten the tooth. So when these microcavities are detected, it is best to try a remineralization protocol to see if they can be reversed instead of jumping to a filling right away. A dentist will help in determining the most effective conservative treatment for these early cavities.
The dentist's goal is to achieve a healthy balance between prevention and restoration. It is a balance between being proactive and reactive. The dentist doesn't want to be so proactive that he is recommending things that don't need to be done -- preventing problems that realistically never would have occurred. But he doesn't want to be so reactive that he simply watches small problems become big problems. One mistake people often make is waiting for pain to dictate the timing of treatment. Once a tooth starts hurting, it is often too late for remineralization or a small filling. Pain usually indicates a need for root canal treatment, a crown, or tooth extraction. There is some variability in how dentists will treat microcavities and when they determine a filling is necessary. Some people are more prone to caries than others. Analyzing one's history of cavities, current diet, and oral hygiene may lead the dentist to be more aggressive or more conservative with his recommendations. This is why it is important that each person finds a dentist that echoes his or her own philosophy regarding aggressive versus conservative dental treatment.
Regardless of the dentist, regular returns to the dentist are key to being conservative so the cavity can be monitored and treated before it grows too much. Small cavities can become root canals within a year under the right circumstances. As a cavity grows, more tooth structure is lost. Lost tooth structure leads to a greater likelihood of fractured teeth, recurrent decay, and tooth loss. When possible, one is always better off getting a small filling than ending up with a large filling, a root canal, or a crown.
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INDIANAPOLIS - The NCAA has announced recently graduated Penn women's soccer player Adrienne Lerner C'12 as one of two 2012 recipients of the Jim McKay Postgraduate Scholarship. She is joined by Wake Forest football player Michael Hoag in receiving this prestigious NCAA scholarship.
Established in 2008 to honor the contributions of pioneer sports journalist Jim McKay, the program annually awards $10,000 each to one female and one male student-athlete in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement and potential to contribute to the sports communication industry.
McKay Scholars demonstrate a unique aptitude and commitment to the sports communication industry. They exhibit the highest level of professional integrity, including the principles of truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness and public accountability with the element of compassion that was the hallmark of its namesake.
Applicants must have an undergraduate GPA of 3.5 or higher and have competed in intercollegiate athletics as a member of an NCAA varsity team. They must be currently enrolled in graduate study or be committed to enrolling in a degree program within five years of being awarded the scholarship. The scholarship is open to student-athletes in all three NCAA divisions, participating in all sports.
Lerner graduated fromthe University of Pennsylvaniain May with a degree in classical studies with a minor in political science. She plans to pursue a master's of business administration.
As an undergraduate, Lerner was captain of the soccer team and president of Penn's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She worked at Penn Sports Network where she performed several duties, including running a camera, show runner and director. She also produced promotional videos for sporting events.
In her application essay Lerner wrote, "Like Mr. McKay, not only do I want to broadcast the sporting event itself, but also explore and present the human stories that are an essential part of the game."
Lerner interned with NBC's "Meet the Press" and for Half Yard Productions, producers of the History Channel's "How the States Got Their Shapes" production -- experiences she credits with developing a love for television production. "Its dynamic nature, team approach and necessary attention to detail fit my talents," she wrote. She will be working for NBC Sports during this summer's Olympic Games.
In addition to her work experience, this year Lerner earned the honor of magna cum laude and was selected as the soccer team's most valuable player and Goldklang Award winner (an alumni award for devotion to her team). She was an Academic All-Ivy (2011) and was a Capital One Academic All-District (2011).Lerner was elected as a member of the All-Time Penn Team, first team All-Ivy (2011), second team Eastern College Athletic Conference (2011) and the NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic second team (2011).
In recommending her for the scholarship, the supervisor for her internship at NBC Sports wrote: "She has all the qualities you would hope for in a student-athlete: she's inquisitive, self-motivated, hard-working, a team player, quietly self-confident. But Adrienne also showed an uncanny talent for learning the culture and subtleties of a sport in a way I have not encountered among the 70-plus interns I have overseen."
After graduate school Lerner aspires to be a sports producer, managing a production team.
Hoag, a communications major with minors in entrepreneurship and social justice and journalism, plans to pursue a graduate degree in broadcast journalism. He graduated cum laude in December 2011.
In his application essay, Hoag acknowledged the challenges facing the broadcast field: "The sports communication field is extremely competitive these days because many news stations are getting rid of sports reporters and shifting toward bloggers and freelance writers. The same is happening with newspapers, which are a dying breed in their own right as the Internet has become so accessible.
"Having a graduate degree in broadcast journalism will not only enhance my knowledge and experience in the field, but will in turn help my chances at succeeding in this competitive profession."
Hoag was an intern at Wear to Win LLC, where he helped develop and implement social marketing campaigns, wrote press releases and provided competitor analyses. He was also a blogger for Fox Sports South, where he wrote a weekly blog on ACC football and was an intern at ISP sports. In that role, he organized, filmed, edited and produced interviews with Wake Forest student-athletes.
He was a member of Lambda Pi Eta Communication National Honor Society, the Academic All-ACC Football Team (2010) and the Capital One Academic All-District Football Team (2011). Hoag was also a semifinalist for the National Football Foundation's William V. Campbell Trophy in 2011.
In recommending Hoag for the scholarship, Wake Forest Head football coach Jim Grobe wrote, "In over 35 years of coaching I have never known a finer young man than Mike Hoag. He has exemplary character and is loved and respected by players and coaches alike."


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It can be used to brew the full range of K-Cups, including tea, hot chocolate and milk-based products.
Caféjo president Patrick Rolfes says it sells for a fraction of the cost of traditional single-cup machines, and is ideal for use as a personal brewer in workplace environments.
All components of My French Press are BPA-free. Each brewer comes with ground coffee and pod adaptors, which will also work in Keurig machines. They retail for $29.99 to $39.99.
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The meaning behind Jessica Simpson's baby name
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(Yahoo!) - There seemed to be no major surprises when Jessica Simpson welcomed her first son, Ace Knute Johnson, on Sunday. The baby was born during a scheduled C-section, the star knew she was expecting a boy, and she had the baby's name picked out.
It was first rumored way back in February that the "Fashion Star" mentor would name her baby Ace, which, by definition, is "a person who excels at something." It's possible that she and her fiancé, ex-NFL player Eric Johnson, even selected the name before they knew the gender of the baby because it wasn't until several weeks later, during a March 6 appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," that the blonde let it "slip" she was having a boy. After all, the couple, who famously named their daughter Maxwell, is not afraid to bend the rules — or cross gender lines — when it comes to baby names.
However, Ace is a very macho, masculine name, name expert and author Laura Wattenbergfrom BabyNameWizard.com andNameCandy.com tells omg!.
"Ace has been a fast-rising name in the past decade, part of a new group of hyper-macho names like Cannon and Jett," Wattenberg explains. "Ace is set apart from the others by a slight retro vibe, a holdover from the days when it was an acquired nickname like Duke or Buzz. It's an interesting choice for parents who gave their daughter the traditionally male name Maxwell — it seems that they've shifted all their names over one notch toward the masculine."
As for Knute, it's pronounced "Ka-nute" and is also a muscle flexer of a name.
"Knute is a Norwegian name that also comes across as 'macho' to Americans because it's strongly associated with football legend Knute Rockne, immortalized in film as 'Knute Rockne, All American,'" Wattenberg says.
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Mike Rizzo talks about the Nationals roster and more
Drew Storen discusses his spring and the upcoming season
Suk-min Yoon chats about his Orioles debut
Chris Tillman discusses his spring training start
Matt Wieters talks about the O's catching staff
Wayne Kirby chats about the Orioles' defense in the outfield
Happy Pi(e) Day, Orioles fans!
Kevin Gausman talks about his second big league camp
Jerry Blevins chats about his first spring training with the Nationals
Zach Walters discusses his comfort in the major leagues
Ryan Zimmerman shares his thoughts on Matt Williams
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Cheers min gay boy the was some good subs happing yisterday like min but the spinning back kick is more my style just like at lad did.
Cheers min gay boy the was some good subs happing yisterday like min but the spinning back kick is more my style just like at lad did.
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Fuck no-gi
Anyone got results for this??
Alex Davidson beat matti Laurenson by dec
Mike Cowperthwaite won by a second round TKO GNP..!!
Hope the show was a success guys , mikey should be close for pro debut well done dude !
Combat Aberdeen Result:
Kieran Conner def. Scott Tragis via referee stoppage GnP in round 2
Nikita Kozhemyaka def. Justin Flanagan via KO in round 3
David Philp def. Craig Harrower via guillotine choke in round 2
Alex Davidson def. Matti Laurenson via Decision
Matthew Greig def. Gary Grant via a questionable tapout by triangle choke
John Black def Paul Lopez via rear naked choke submission
Michael Cowperthwaite def. James Pattie
I believe in the Matthew Greig v Gary Grant match, the method of victory should be a 'technical submission' rather than a 'questionable tapout'.
Congratulations to the Spartans/Aberdeen Combat Centre guys for putting on a great show, particularly given all the pull-outs they had to contend with. All of the fights were exciting. And it's fantastic to have a MMA show back on the go in Aberdeen.
I think the debate was about wether he was out or not.
I'm sure it will be officially a referee stoppage.
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Topic: Secrets-Laws of Attraction
I was just curious if anyone knows someone who has used the "Laws of Attraction" to fight cholangiocarcinoma or any cancer. Did they have any success?
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I was just curious if anyone knows someone who has used the "Laws of Attraction" to fight cholangiocarcinoma or any cancer. Did they have any success?
I didn't know what this was and had to google it.
If I understand correctly then I think many of us have used what are at least similar tools in our fight against CC.
Visualization would be a form of our thoughts creating who we become.
I enjoy archery and shoot a wooden long bow. I visualize sneaking through the interior of my body, the image has this little figure dressed in woods clothes, and when I spot a cancer cell I stalk it and then shoot it!
I also practice Qi Gong which, in part, involves visualizing the flow of Qi (life force) through my body and seeing my body in good health. I push negativity and disease down out of my body through the soles of my feet into the earth.
These are gross simplifications but I think it's in the realm of what you are asking. Perhaps I'm way off base.
You are just spectacular. Perhaps once the new website is up and running you'll have to do a live chat with those who are interested and give a few of the basics.
Too kind.
I'd be happy to talk (chat) about my personal experience but I'm a neophyte at practices like Qi Gong. I learned the basics by taking some classes and actually now have a simple practice that I do which was given to me by my Chinese Med practitioner who has become a good friend over the past years.
You should see how those !@#$!@#$ cancer cells kick their dieing feet in the air in the dead cockroach position when I score a direct hit!!!
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As a trained specialist in Anger mangement you will learn that Anger is an emotion that you can control!! especially when you have been mistreated or wronged. the feeling isnt the problem its what you do with it that makes a difference. I offer certifcate programs for mandated court clients who are in need of anger management classes. I offer classes or individual counseling.


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Minds, Tender Hearts - Spring Convocation 2004
Swartzendruber Sees Presidency as Opportunity to Serve -
Acceptance Speech 2003
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Our Youth Choose Their Colleges - The Mennonite 2001
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Kind of Higher Education Shall We Choose? - The
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was the presidential selection committee's "candidate of choice" to become
the next EMU president. He subsequently received a unanimous endorsement
from the EMU board of trustees and the Mennonite Education Agency (MEA).
He will be officially inaugurated in ceremonies Mar. 27, 2004.
"Providing learning and service opportunities for students in a Christian higher education environment on behalf of the Mennonite Church USA has been, and will continue to be, a high priority for me," Swartzendruber said of his appointment.
Swartzendruber came to EMU from Hesston College, a two-year Mennonite school
in Hesston, Kan., where he served as president since 1994. Before that,
he was associate executive secretary of the former Mennonite Board
of Education in Elkhart, Ind., for ten years.
A native of Kalona, Iowa, Swartzendruber graduated from EMU in 1976 with a bachelor of arts degree in liberal arts and earned a master of divinity degree from Eastern Mennonite Seminary in 1979. He received a doctor of ministry degree in church leadership from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2000. His thesis focused on "Increasing Mennonite Parental Involvement in the College Choice."
After graduating from EMU, Swartzendruber was an associate director of admissions and part time associate campus pastor at his alma mater. He was ordained to the Christian ministry in 1975 at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church near Kalona, Iowa, and was pastor at Salford Mennonite Church, Harleysville, Pa., 1978-83.
He recently served as secretary of
the Kansas Independent College Association, and as a member of the
College Fund and the American Association of Higher Education.
He was
a board member of the Harvey
County (Kan.) Historical Society and the Hesston Historical Society.
He is currently a member of the Hesston Mennonite Church.
Swartzendruber is married to Patricia Swartzendruber, a native of Wellman,
Iowa. She works part time as a regional development consultant with
Advancement Associates. The couple has four adult children, three of
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Director Joseph De Francesco never forgot the impression that Stephen Vincent Benet's epic 1928 Pulitzer Prize-winning poem made when he was a student at St. Gregory's, a high school diocesan minor seminary in Cincinnati. There he found, and admittedly stole, a recording of the 1953 Broadway performed recitation of the poem by Tyrone Power, Judith Anderson, and Raymond Massey. It was adapted and directed by Charles Laughton. De Francesco still has the record.For his junior year, deciding the … [Read more...]
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'The Sabres will finally learn their first-round opponent at the end of tonight's games, but they'll likely go to bed not knowing when they'll play. The only seed determined in the conference is the Sabres' No. 4 spot, so the NHL and NBC will go over the pairings after the games and determine which games should be nationally televised Saturday afternoon and which games should be broadcast Sunday.'
Mair will miss upcoming playoffs
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Okay , i have seen allot of problems with broadcom cards and i will try my best to give here a guide that will help configure most of them (if you still get error please post bellow so we can try to fix it)
First of all references i will assume u read.
There is a point there where a wl driver is patched.
if this is not similar error than DON'T PATCH IT with the previous code. (similar as in same error in wl_linux.c)Code:KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make -C /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build M=`pwd` make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.34' WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.34/Module.symvers is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions. LD /root/hybrid-wl/built-in.o CC [M] /root/hybrid-wl/src/shared/linux_osl.o CC [M] /root/hybrid-wl/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o /root/hybrid-wl/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c: In function '_wl_set_multicast_list': /root/hybrid-wl/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c:1451: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type /root/hybrid-wl/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c:1451: error: 'struct netdev_hw_addr' has no member named 'next' make[2]: *** [/root/hybrid-wl/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o] Error 1 make[1]: *** [_module_/root/hybrid-wl] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.34' make: *** [all] Error 2
So if you still have errors meaning that the How to didn't helped. I will suggest a few other methods.
First the kernel related files you might need
kernel-devel kernel-headers
You can try getting those with
OR if that doesn't work useCode:apt-get update apt-get install kernel-devel apt-get install kernel-headers
sudo aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`
similar with kernel-devel
download from broadcom official site
the version 32 bit or 64 bit depending on your system
If you have s BCM4311-, BCM4312-, BCM4313-, BCM4321-, BCM4322-, BCM43224-, and BCM43225-, BCM43227- and BCM43228-based hardware this is probably a good way to go (with the download and setting) and the drivers that i didn't list may work also.
Try following the instructions, i will briefly go through those.
First check if this folder exist
If it exist then probably there is no need for installation ofCode:ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
build-essential linux-headers-generic
Yet another way from the upper part of installing kernel devel and headers is
If you already installed kernel devel and headers no need for the first lineCode:apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-generic apt-get build-dep linux
The second line actually says build all dependancies for linux so that you can build it (later on that if problems occur)
Okay now that you unpacked the downloaded driver in some folder. Go inside the folder and follow the instructions on modeprobing the driver when you can make them
When testing if you have any previously installed drivers ssb\|wl\|b43\|bcma
after the installation you will have a wl (if you have it before delete it but NOT after)
The problem may occur in the second line.Code:make clean make
I myself got the following error
This means that we weren't able to create binaries (obviously)Code:KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make -C /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build M=`pwd` make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-188.8.131.52' WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-source-126.96.36.199/Module.symvers is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions. CFG80211 API is prefered for this kernel version Using CFG80211 API CC [M] /home/Sharan/Tools/Driver_Za_wireless/hybrid_wl/src/wl/sys/wl_cfg80211.o /home/Sharan/Tools/Driver_Za_wireless/hybrid_wl/src/wl/sys/wl_cfg80211.c: In function ΓÇÿwl_inform_single_bssΓÇÖ: /home/Sharan/Tools/Driver_Za_wireless/hybrid_wl/src/wl/sys/wl_cfg80211.c:1817: error: too few arguments to function ΓÇÿieee80211_channel_to_frequencyΓÇÖ make[2]: *** [/home/Sharan/Tools/Driver_Za_wireless/hybrid_wl/src/wl/sys/wl_cfg80211.o] Error 1 make[1]: *** [_module_/home/Sharan/Tools/Driver_Za_wireless/hybrid_wl] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-18.104.22.168' make: *** [all] Error 2
The reason (most of you and myself ignored) is written in the error. The error is in 1817 line of the file wl_cfg80211.c on calling the function (ieee80211_channel_to_frequency)
So what i did is entered the file found the line 1817
It says something like this
freq = ieee80211_channel_to_frequency(notif_bss_info->channel
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE > KERNEL_VERSION(2, 6, 39)
,(notif_bss_info->channel <= CH_MAX_2G_CHANNEL) ? IEEE80211_BAND_2GHZ : IEEE80211_BAND_5GHZ
The problem here is that the #if is happening in preprocessing as you don't have two kernel versions also you don't have two types of ieee80211_channel_to_frequency functions
if the error says too few arguments that means that your ieee80211_channel_to_frequency is calling the 2 argument function which is included with the 2.6.39 kernel version
So you can fix that (not a perfect code but it will work on your computer)
Here i just told him to take the same freq to whatever kernel version is running on my pc.Code:#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE > KERNEL_VERSION(2, 6, 39) freq = ieee80211_channel_to_frequency(notif_bss_info->channel,(notif_bss_info->channel <= CH_MAX_2G_CHANNEL) ? IEEE80211_BAND_2GHZ : IEEE80211_BAND_5GHZ); #else freq = ieee80211_channel_to_frequency(notif_bss_info->channel,(notif_bss_info->channel <= CH_MAX_2G_CHANNEL) ? IEEE80211_BAND_2GHZ : IEEE80211_BAND_5GHZ); #endif
then try
make clean
There is a possibility of next error
You need to do a full make and make install of the linux-sourceCode:make: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-126.96.36.199' WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-source-22.214.171.124/Module.symvers is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions.
There is a fine article here
and you can google it
Also DON'T FORGET TO
BEFORE testing your drivers!!!Code:start networking
Lets say you tried all this and didn't work (no error message when making the driver just won't work from some weird reasons, you have kernel headers devel all the kernel necessary files also you have the kernel made and installed )
There is just two more ways that may work for you
First try with Synaptic Package Manager and search for
or in console
This doesn't work too ? No problemCode:apt-get update apt-get --reinstall install bcmwl-kernel-source
On this site you have the download of wireless drivers and more
And on this site you have written c programs for wireless
http://lxr.free-electrons.com/ (eg. you need ieee80211.h http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source...ux/ieee80211.h)
Hope all of this helped i know i needed it when i was trying to install my drivers.
If none of this could help (which is less likely to happend) post below your error.
All the best,
To computermen2 sorry for the late reply
Change that ndo_set_multicast_list to ndo_set_rx_mode
since on the never kernel versions there is no variable like ndo_set_multicast_list its change to ndo_set_rx_mode try changing that that and then try compiling then reply.
Also read very carefully about the wireless card ussage on Virtual Machines , its delicate
To subnetzero sorry for the late reply,
Maybe try the first method since that method is old, they wont update drivers =(
So try compiling and post errors il try to reply
Also the error above is the same change ndo_set_multicast_list to ndo_set_rx_mode DO NOT FORGET THE '.'
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hello again. I really do have lots of questions in my mind about my pregnancy. As of now, I confused of the simple things that's happening around me. I just wanted to ask if, how will I know if the feelings for my husband for me have changed already? What I mean is that, does he still love me even if I am already ugly right now?
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Dear crizen,
In pregnancy a woman's body changes but these changes should be celebrated. The pregnant body is a beautiful one; one to be marveled at. Actually, many men find their pregnant wives particularly attractive. Your growing bump and changing body represents new life; is there anything more wonderful than this? If you are able to feel confident and comfortable in your new body then so are those around you.
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This is the English language documentation for Crystal Space. This documentation is also found in the CS/docs/html directory of the 1.0rc1 release package.
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This documentation is generated daily from the bleeding-edge SVN version of Crystal Space. You can find this documentation in the CS/docs/html directory of your local Crystal Space installation.
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It is possible for readers to add annotations to the online documentation. Useful and important annotations may be applied to the official documentation.
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- Architecture Structure Summary for Crystal Space This is a high-level summary. Many plugins are not mentioned, such as sound, sequence manager, video format plugins, reporter, vfs, etc.
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This is the analog clock with a built-in, motion-activated video surveillance camera that records audio and video, ideal for inconspicuously monitoring a room or office. The video camera's image sensor captures 720 x 480 resolution video in a 62� angle from nine feet away while its sensitive microphone picks up sound from 16' away. It can also take photographs at 1,280 x 960 resolution. An included 8 GB microSD card stores up to 12 hours of AVI video or thousands of JPEG images. Content is downloaded to a computer and its rechargeable lithium battery is recharged via a USB 2.0 port and included cable. Provides up to 75 minutes of video recording (18 months of stand-by time) from a four-hour charge using the included AC adapter; also charges via USB. Works with iOS, Android, Windows 7, Vista, and XP. 23/4" Diam. x 3/4" D. (3 oz.)
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don"t bother
By joe
from new york
lights blink then don't blink never know if your recording .
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Had some problems
By Duke
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The idea is great, but product was not recgnized by Windows 7 USB as indicated...it was OK on XP and videos were satisfactory. Clock ran intermediantly even though fully charged. perhaps it was just a bad unit...and it was returned for replacement or refund.
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An excellent product.
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We are Canadian so our house is empty a lot of the time. Now we have your clock wwe can see when, how and how often the company looking after our place handles things.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Works Like A Charm
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This is probably the best discreet surveillance device you could find anywhere for such a reasonable price. If you suspect that something may be going on in your home or apartment when you're not present, just set this device up in the right spot, and it will accurately and clearly record on digital video anything that may happen. Later, you simply connect it to your PC, import the videos, and watch them. The resolution is fantastic; the images are as clear as could be. You can even set it so that it only goes into the record mode when it detects motion. The first time I tested it, I was amazed. The directions are easy to understand and follow, and the results were better than I expected. But, the most amazing thing is that it looks just like and ordinary clock, so it can be placed virtually anywhere and no one would even suspect that it is recording their every move for you to observe later in privacy. I would highly recommend this product to anyone who needs to know if someone is entering their private space when they aren't present.
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Video Surveillance Clock
By William
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For the home, when I travel
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from West Virginia
It was a very nice looking clock, unfortunately it would not capture motion. I don't know if the battery ran down but it would not work properly.
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Very Happy With This Clock
By UFORON
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This clock met all my expectations
Would not record!
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from San Ramon, CA
Followed instructions but unit would not record.
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For all food-serve restaurants that are a little short on space, having a rice cooker that is also a warmer in one makes all the sense. This Universal 60 Cup Rice Cooker & Warmer [WRC-1060W] will do just that. This item includes a built in thermostat, measuring cup and spoon, and is manufactured out of heavy-duty stainless steel. With this item all you have to do is flip a switch and you can determine weather you will warming or cooking the rice. A rice mat is included to protect rice from scorching.
Product Description
|Model #:
|Ship Weight:
|45 lbs.
|60 cup
|Cook Time:
|30 minutes
|Spatial Orientation: