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Victory conditions are different to Higurashi. Not everyone needs to escape.
Did anyone else notice the easter egg in George's casual clothes? He's got the locket-thing that Tomitake had, and his shirt is similar and says "Tomitakeflash".
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Is there a mistranslation of the first red?
when I speak the truth, I will use red.
If we use Hempel's Raven on this, we get the contrapositive.
Not truth=not red
Therefore everything Beato says in white is false.
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The right application to your statement should be something like: "I won't use the red, when I don't speak the truth"
Thats different because there are no equations in this statements in the logical / mathematical sense but implications in which we cannot change the sides of the statements without changing the meaning.
(In a short notation this would be like "A => B" equal to "not B => not A" but doesn't neither equal "not A => not B" nor "A = B" / "not A = not B")
But I guess the bigger problem has to do with the way language can get very vague in wording / meaning when dealing with conditional sentences which doesn't translate well into exact formulas if you are not careful and results in messed up application of rules on this formulas. Which doesn't necessarily makes this a mistranslation but still a misleading statement taken out of context. Language is just a much to ambiguous construct.
Context and common sense (and the follow up reds) still gives you a clear idea what was meant with this new rule but taking the this text way too literal would result in "Whenever I tell the truth, I'm bond to indicate it in red" (as in walls of red text for huge parts of the novels needed to fulfill this rule).
But that obviously was not the intention but more close to "When I tell the truth, I may use the red" (as she just adds a new rule to get another optional "power" for the witch side) or simply the "If text is red, it is always true" (as she stated herself: Everything I speak in red is the truth)
Obviously for the later statements (and their transformations) there are no contradictions to the story and the real contrapositive is even kind of used in EP4 in an even stronger version.
When this story talks about Hempel's Raven it barely scratches the surface of all that is the mathematical side of logic and its many rules (propositional logic and everything extenting this system) but IMO its not meant to really teach you that "mathy" part but show what "philosophical" implications are possible through this and keeps it a bit vague at times. (And those half red/white statements don't help either ^^)
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This is what the anime shows us. The VN never tell us this directly, but it does make sense and you can probably get to this with the hints.
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I must object to that being used as proof. You see, Maria added the scarf in later. The toy she was given did not have the red scarf. Therefore there should not be red in the bag. (of course, the other colours also apply, and Sakutarou being there fits)
Ah well. Perhaps Rosa decided to add in the scarf. Or perhaps it's just the anime screwing up again.
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I know a lot of people who say Kyrie as "K-eye-ree" (like Kairi from Kingdom Hearts )
I thought maybe the correct pronunciation was just the Japanese pronunciation or something... But Mr. Pronunciation guy who sounds like Mike Toole says it's "Key-ree-ye"
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Playboy Mansion loses one of its bunnies. Playboy Playmate Cassandra Lynn Hensley was reportedly found dead in a bathtub of a friend's house in Los Angeles on Wednesday, January 15. She was 34.
TMZ reported that Hensley's death is being investigated as a possible overdose. Her friend called paramedics after finding her floating in a bathtub but Hensley could not be revived. Foul play is not suspected.
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World�s Largest Bronze Memorial Statue waiting outside the foundry in Joseph, Oregon to receive its patina.
The statue, created by internationally renowned sculptor and museum owner, Fred Hoppe, was completed in October of 2000. Its arrival in Branson on flat back trucks caused one local newspaper to say, "It looked like Toy Story had come to life." The statue was unveiled at the Grand Opening of the museum in November of 2000 and remained there through Veterans Homecoming Week in 2014. The City of Branson has purchased the station to be displayed on Hwy 76 - location to be determined.
Each figure in the WWII centerpiece is modeled after an actual combat soldier, one from each of the fifty states. Leading the charge up the beach is Fred's father, the late Fred Hoppe Sr., a highly decorated war hero.
Over five tons of clay was used to sculpt the sculpture. Once the mold is cast, the clay is discarded and the mold is filled with wax. The wax casting is dipped in a plaster-ceramic mixture that forms a hard shell once it dries. Spouts are added at the top and bottom of each piece. The shell is then heated to 1,200 degrees in an oven. All the wax runs out through the bottom spout or evaporates. Before the shell has a chance to cool, it is filled with molten bronze, heated to 2,200 degrees. The piece is then cooled overnight and a hammer is used to chip away the plaster shell the next day.
The sculpture is finished with a sand blaster to remove any blemishes and impurities are ground out using a method known as "metal chasing". A torch is used to burn a substance called patina into the metal to give it color. Fred then sealed the sculptures with wax and lacquers and then bolted it to its base. He used Joseph's Foundry in Joseph, Oregon and completed the sculpture in 10 months. "We have around a million dollars in materials put into this sculpture and we put its value at three million dollars," says Fred.


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Patrick Rogers, Denver
Stats: 3G, 2A vs. Loyola
Rogers poured in five points for the Pioneers at Denver's Invesco Field, leading the offense in a surprising 12-4 victory over Loyola. The Greyhounds' defense had been strong all season, but Denver was able to pick through the D for 19 overall points.
Ryan Compitello, Hartford
Stats: 2G, 3A vs. UMBC
Compitello came off the bench for the Hawks and dropped five points in the America East conference win over the Retrievers in Baltimore. The Hawks will miss the AE tournament this year, but have had UMBC's number as of late, beating the Retrievers late in the 2009 season.
Ryan Hurley, Cornell
Stats: 2G, 2A vs. Princeton
Though the regular season Ivy League title is a bit bunched up thanks to league parity, the Big Red did earn the No. 1 seeding in after a 10-9 victory over the Tigers. Hurley led the way with a four-point performance.
Adam Dennis, Drexel
Stats: 3G, 1A vs. UMass
In the turbulent CAA, Drexel snagged a crucial win at home against a strong UMass team thanks in part to Dennis' four point performance. The Dragons will take the short trip to Newark, Delaware to face the Blue Hens in the CAA semifinals.
Scott Kocis, Georgetown
Stats: 4G vs. Rutgers
Needing to stem the recent losing streak for the Hoyas, Kocis stepped up with four big goals to lead Georgetown over Rutgers 14-9 in a Big East contest. Give credit also to Rickey Mirabito (4G), Travis Comeau (3A) and Craig Dowd (3A).
Matt Fuchs, Yale
Stats: 2G, 2A vs. Harvard
The Ivy League has been a competitive slog for member teams this season, with Yale's victory over Harvard helping make the point. Fuchs led the midfield offense with four points, including two big assists for the Bulldogs.
Dillon Roy, Denver
Stats: 1G, 7 GBs, 9-15 F/O vs. Loyola
Roy put together arguably his most prolific day yet in the de-facto ECAC championship game, scooping seven groundball, winning 9-of-15 on face-offs against one of the nation's top drawmen in John Schiavone, and scored the game's last goal of the day for Loyola.
Dana Wilber, Drexel
Stats: 2GBs, 3CT vs. UMass
The Dragons' defense locked down the Minutemen's shooters, holding the offense to just six goals. Wilber was the most active on the scoreboard with three caused turnovers and two groundballs, but have to also give credit to senior defenseman Matt McCormick, sophomore Brian Teuber and goalie
Mark Manos (11 SVS).
Casey Hingtgen, Dartmouth
Stats: 11-22 F/O, 11GBs vs. Brown
Hingtgen earned a spot on the Ivy League honor roll after helping Dartmouth to a tight overtime game with Brown. Though they lost the game, Hingtgen was a dominant force at the X and helped on transition defense.
Tom Palesky, Army
Stats: 17 SVS vs. Bucknell, 12 SVS vs. Army
Palesky was a brick wall for the Black Knights during their run to the Patriot League title and NCAA Tournament AQ. He posted a combined 29 saves over a two-day period against the Bison and Midshipmen. With Palesky in cage, Army will be a tough team in the playoffs.


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First Look! Nicole Kidman As Grace of Monaco
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February 26, 2013
Nicole Kidman wears a tiara well. One of the first stills from Kidman's new biopic Grace of Monaco shows the actress looking like royalty -- but taking on the role of Grace Kelly isn't the only part Kidman revealed this week.
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Grace of Monaco, not set to hit theaters until 2014, tells the story of Kelly's transition from actress to royalty and her involvement with Monaco's Prince Rainier III and France's Charles De Gaulle dispute over tax laws in the early 1960s. "I wanted to be respectful of her, her story and her essence so hopefully that will all come through," Kidman, 45, said during a press junket in London this past week. "It's exciting but at first it was daunting. At the same time I had studied her and felt a kind of tenderness towards her."
But her role in the upcoming mystery thriller Stoker is a bit sexier. The new clip from this movie (found on Vulture) is oozing with sexual tension, and begins when Uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode) comes to live with his niece (Mia Wasikowska) and her unstable mother (Kidman). The niece comes to suspect this mysterious, charming man has ulterior motives and soon becomes increasingly infatuated with him. Stoker is scheduled to hit theaters some time this year.
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The tough former New Zealand naval officer, who is normally optimistic, admits to a sliver of introspection after running headlong into yet another crisis at the 174-year-old pastoral house, just when it appeared he'd won a little bit of breathing space.
"I haven't had a lot of it,'' he replies, wistfully, when asked if he thinks luck might have deserted him as he prepares to pass the five-year mark as chief executive of Elders.
But then his pugnacious and steely resolve reasserts itself.
"I've never started a fight in a pub, but I have finished a few,'' he says, referring to his earlier days as a naval officer.
But he is annoyed about the latest crisis involving $18 million of accounting discrepancies in Elders' live cattle-trading business, and that rival and potential predator,
"I'm certainly not walking away from it," Jackman says. "I don't mind losing if it's a clean fight."
Ruralco holds a 12 per cent stake in Elders and had a $250 million buyout offer for Elders' rural services operations rejected in June.
Elders announced on Friday an update on the accounting discrepancies, revealing their impact on inventory values is "approximately'' $18 million, and that management expects the issue to negatively affect underlying net profit in aggregate for past years, including Elders' 2012-13 financial year ended on September 30, by about the same amount. It does not expect any recurrence that may affect future financial years.
Restructuring and job losses
The ailing Elders bought itself some extra breathing space on September 10 with another restructuring announcement, involving closures of some rural services branches and job losses, in a cost-cutting drive to save $25 million annually. It had also secured a critical refinancing deal with five major banks – ANZ, National Australia Bank, Commonwealth Bank, Rabobank and Rural Bank – that extends to December, 2014, giving it more time to try and revive the core Elders business and attempt to put it on a sustainable footing.
But then the new bombshell hit. On Tuesday, Elders told the Australian Securities Exchange there were discrepancies in the carrying value of live cattle in the Elders balance sheet, and the way it was being reported in the company's accounts. Between 300,000 and 400,000 cattle go through the Elders live cattle system each year and it is a major player in the industry.
Jackman has called in external firms PPB Advisory and lawyers Herbert Smith Freehills to conduct a forensic examination of the accounts, and they will work side-by-side with Elders chief financial officer
What was especially galling to Jackman was that on Friday September 27, four days before the live cattle accounting discrepancy became public – he spent the day wrestling with the initial stages of the emerging problem internally, and was unable to personally farewell about 25 staff members being made redundant that day from the Elders head office.
The staff were leaving the Currie Street headquarters in Adelaide for the last time and Jackman had intended to go up and down the floors of the office to shake hands and give a hug to those loyal employees whose jobs were vanishing. "All I ended up doing was trying to get to the bottom of this particular firestorm,'' he says.
Huge challenges
Jackman has faced enormous challenges at Elders since joining in October 2008, when the conglomerate was buckling under debts of $1.2 billion. He began unravelling the complicated corporate structure which, at the time, spanned forestry, banking, insurance, automotive parts, wool topping, real estate, aquaculture, telecommunications and property. It's been done with the five banks anxiously looking over his shoulder at every move.
"Elders is extremely lucky to have had someone as stupid and brave to protect the brand," he says.
When Jackman came to Elders five years ago, he had a reputation as a strong operator after a five-year stint as chief executive of equipment hire company Coates. It was a different industry and set of circumstances and, as history shows, a pleasant outcome for Coates' shareholders.
Coates was able to ride the resources boom and an economy in full stride. It made about 40 acquisitions and Jackman and his management team injected vigour into the brand. When he'd arrived at Coates in 2003, the company's share price was sitting at about $2 per share. By the end of 2007, annual sales had doubled and Coates shareholders accepted a takeover of $6.59 per share from private equity firm Carlyle Group in partnership with the Kerry Stokes-controlled
Jackman left Coates mid-2008, had a few months off, and then accepted the biggest challenge of his career: to run Elders, a household name in the bush.
The reputations of chief executives do have a habit of attaching themselves stubbornly to the fortunes of companies they are running.
Elders shares were trading at above $12 when he joined, they are now sitting at just 10.5¢. In early 2008, before the global financial crisis hit, Elders was trading at $23 per share.
Bad timing
Jackman, in what little spare time he has, enjoys a round of golf at the prestigious Royal Adelaide course and the occasional jaunt to the Clare Valley to stock up his expansive wine cellar with a crisp riesling.
The irony of the timing of the cattle discrepancy revelations isn't lost on him and he admits it wasn't ideal. It all blew up when he was on a delegation to Indonesia with Prime Minister
So last weekend was action-packed. Jackman managed a rushed trip to Melbourne to see his beloved Hawthorn win the AFL grand final on Saturday, then left the next day on the Indonesia delegation, directing the Elders troops from afar as the cattle discrepancies bubbled to the surface.
It will be a weird dynamic for the next few weeks inside Elders.
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Concord - New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Jennifer Horn today blasted Senator Jeanne Shaheen's efforts to block the Keystone Pipeline after a new Obama Administration report from the State Department found that "building the pipeline would have little impact on global climate change."
"The new report from the Obama Administration is a major embarrassment for Senator Jeanne Shaheen and proves that her repeated attempts to block the Keystone Pipeline are foolish and irresponsible. This project will help reduce our dependence on foreign oil, reduce the cost of energy for Granite Staters and create jobs for American workers.
"Senator Jeanne Shaheen has blindly followed orders from the radical environmental groups that have funded her political campaigns and opposed this worthy project. She has ignored the will of her constituents and reminded Granite Staters that we need to replace her with a Republican senator who will stand up for good jobs and affordable energy."
Shaheen Has Taken $156,572 From Environmentalist Groups Over The Course Of Her Career. (Center For Responsive Politics, www.opensecrets.org, Accessed 1/31/14)
In March 2013, Shaheen Voted Against An Amendment That Would Have Provided For The Approval And Construction Of The Keystone Pipeline. "Hoeven, R-N.D., amendment no. 494 that would create a deficit-neutral reserve fund to allow for legislation that would provide for the approval and construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline as long as the legislation's costs are offset without raising revenue." (S. Con. Res. 8, CQ Vote #61: Adopted 62-37: R 45-0; D 17-35; I 0-2, 3/22/13, Shaheen Voted Nay)
In March 2012, Shaheen Voted Against An Amendment To Provide Approval For The Keystone Pipeline. "Hoeven, R-N.D., amendment no. 1537 that would provide for approval of the Keystone XL pipeline between Canada and the United States. It would require that the route for the pipeline in Nebraska be submitted by the state of Nebraska. It also would provide for certain environmental protections." (S. 1813, CQ Vote #34: Rejected 56-42: R 45-0; D 11-40; I 0-2, 3/8/12, Shaheen Voted Nay)


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text: SUU Strategic Communications Thunderbirds Fall to Bengals in Pocatello October 25, 2013 By SUU Strategic Communication Related Links Box Score POCATELLO, Idaho - Southern Utah University women's volleyball proved to be on the short side of 25 ties and 11 lead changes at Idaho State on Friday night, falling to the Bengals in straight sets. The 25-17, 25-21, 25-20 loss drops the T-Birds to 2-19 overall and 1-10 in the Big Sky this season while ISU moves to 14-8 overall and 8-3 in conference with the win. The two teams battled through nine ties during the opening set, culminating in a 13-13 deadlock. The Bengals then made a four-point run to take a 17-13 lead, but it was countered with a 4-1 Southern Utah run to pull the Thunderbirds within one at 18-17. However, ISU provided the knock out punch with a seven-point run to close out the set 25-17.Idaho State matched Southern Utah's opening point in the second set as part of a 4-1 run for the Bengals to start the frame. The Thunderbirds came back to tie the set at 6-6, but back-to-back points by the home side gave ISU an 8-6 lead that it wouldn't surrender, taking the frame 25-21.The third set was back-and-forth as the teams swapped the lead seven times and fought through 14 ties. Idaho State broke the final tie with a five-point run to take a 24-19 lead and its first set point. Southern Utah prolonged the match by way of a Bengal error, moving the score to 24-20, but a final kill by ISU wrapped up the match 25-20.Alissa Youart had one of her best outings of the year with 10 kills on 25 swings and only two errors to lead the team with a .320 hitting percentage. The senior also finished second on the team with six digs with Sariah Pelaez leading the way with 12. Taylor Heine led a block that out blocked the Bengals 5.0 to 4.0 with four blocks, including one solo block and three block assists.Southern Utah will be back on the court tomorrow night when the Thunderbirds play at Weber State. The match in Ogden is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. with live stat and live video links available online at www.suutbirds.com.


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Lan: 192.168.11.11 (administration only)
Wan: public IP
Opt1: no ip (bridged with Wan)
Opt2: dummy IP (192.168.111.111/31)
Opt3: no ip (bridged with Opt2
"Enable filtering Bridge" is checked.
The firewall-rules on interfaces Wan/Opt1 working perfect!!
The rules on interface Opt3 working perfect!
But it's not possible to get the rules working on Opt2????
I've tried Version 1.22 and 1.21!
I'm carefully followed instructions in:
And the hint with the "dummy IP" from the mailinglist in February!
So is this a bug or "bad thinking"
Thank you very much for helping.
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Thank you Jan, I am looking forward to be friends, your photos are really beautiful. I will get back with you on the recipes for the preserves. We are having a thunder storm, and it sounds like it's cranking up out there. I should shut down the computer now. Good night
thought we were friends from long ago...you seem so familiar.
Hi Jan, Sorry I missed you you when you sent chat message. My Daughter called from NM and was talking to her when I saw your message pop up.Your
AV are so pretty, also your Christmas and Easter cactus. This time of year COTs are resting. When you get them outside in the sun they will take off.
My Clematis have big buds on them.
I have not been on in a long time. Hubby has Lymphoma. We found out about 8 months ago. He is in a wonderful hospital, however it is a 2 hour drive. They have what they call the Family House that only cost me 35.00 a night. It is only about a year old so it is real nice. It is built like a small motel so we have our own room.
Mike had his stem cell transplant this week so they told him he may have a couple rough days.
God has Blessed him in that he has not been real sick from chemo.
It's time for my pj's so will talk again soon. Sharon
Thesse are beautiful . This is the first time i have ever heard of a passover cactus , my friend grows Christmas Cactus that look a lot like this . hope all your plants come back .
Thanks Jan
Hi Jan and thank you for being my friend. Yes, it is nice to have other cold climate gardeners. We understand each others challenges growing in colder zones. Try again on my website. I think it is case sensitive. I have had no one say anything about user problems. I look forward to your posting. When I get some more time I would love to look over your gardens. Smiles, Lark
Thanks Jan, did you find me? lol
Your clematis are just beautiful. Love your pictures. I haven't had much luck growing them. I've killed 2 already. I was surprised when I saw the start. But within two days it was gone. I had used Deadline around it. Hopefully it will find the strength to regrow. Happy gardening. And yes, I do spend a lot of time outside in my garden. I have my summers off and I like to play in the yard.
Thank you Jan! and thank you for your friendship. Your plants are gorgeous and healthy. Happy gardening!
Jan, I don't remember what the color was called.I hope it doesn't get damaged
from ice as we haven't had alot of snow this year. I love your flowers. What is
your secret with the roses? They are beautiful!
Your Flowers are Beautiful.Thank you for Sharing them.And so many Featured very nice.
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An Ancient Revolution: The Written Word
Unearthing the Bible
The Legacy of David
In the Days of the Prophets
The Story of Hanukkah
Islam and Judaism: From Muhammed to the Ottoman Empire
The Roadmap to the Jewish Golden Age of Spain
Immigration to the Golden Land: Jewish Life in America
Yiddish Culture: From Europe to America
The Shtetl: An Incubator of Jewish Culture
Memory and History
The Origins of Zionism: 19th Century-World War I
The Jewish Calendar
To the Teacher
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Unit 8
Unit 9
Offering a Distant-Learning Course
Islam and Judaism: From Muhammad to the Ottoman Empire
Learning Activities
Learning Activities
In the Beginning...
Jewish-Muslim Relations in Islamic Lands
The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire
Islamic calligraphy: glazed brick on the wall of a tomb in Shah-i Zindeh, Samarkand (Courtesy C M Dixon)
Learning Activity 1: In the Beginning...
Students will gain basic knowledge about the early beginnings of Islam, as well as a broader view of the growth of Islam as a religion and culture.
1. Ask students what they know about Islam. Write their responses on the board, then restate their responses and organize them into useful categories - who, what, when, where, why, how.
2. Introduce the HERITAGE: CIVILIZATION AND THE JEWS DVD-ROM. (See
Tips for Using Lesson Plans in Your Classroom
for ideas about how to do this.)
3. Look up "Islam" in the Concise Judaica. Students should begin their research with the Concise Judaica, and they may want to use the other components of the HERITAGE DVD-ROM for additional research.
Additionally, the following Web sites offer basic information on Islam:
Islam: Empire of Faith
Islam Chronology
History of Islam
4. Break into small groups and have students discuss and answer questions from the handout
Early Islam (PDF)
were the important people in early Islam?
were the central events in the early story of Islam?
did the central events in the early story of Islam occur?
did the central events in the early story of Islam occur?
did these things happen, and why did Islam emerge as a distinct religion and culture?
was this able to happen? How did the events of the time affect what happened?
5. Ideally, each group will have a computer to work with. After students have had time to discuss the questions generally, assign each group one of the six questions to respond to and write up on large paper. Students will present the work of their small group to the class as a way of sharing and incorporating the research.
6. Say to students: "Now that we've got some basic information, let's look at the map and see what else we can learn." Divide students into groups of two or three and distribute the
Atlas Exploration (PDF)
handout. (Note: This activity could take an entire class period. If you only have one computer, this can be done as a whole-class activity.) Ask students to review the materials outlined in the handout, and to complete the assignment:
Go to the
Atlas, 72-732 CE
and click on Summary
Read the World summary.
Zoom in on Europe/Near East/North Africa and click on Summary.
Read the summary for this segment.
Zoom in on Near East.
Read the summary for this segment.
Look at the same maps in different time periods.
Read the summary for the segments.
Remember, you can flip between the historical and modern-day views of these maps.
You can be more or less directive with students in terms of what you'd like them to look for in their Atlas exploration. There is much to be gleaned from expanding the time and geographical parameters (looking in-depth over several eras and areas), just as there is from asking students to limit their explorations to specific times and locations. While exploring the Atlas, have students complete the following assignment:
Using the Atlas feature of the HERITAGE DVD-ROM, write down five interesting facts or important bits of information.
Write down at least three questions that came up as the result of your Atlas exploration. For instance: How did Islam gain such a strong foothold in the Arabian lands?
Continue to Learning Activity 2: Jewish-Muslim Relations in Islamic Lands
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Hello Everyone,
I'm wondering if anyone has experienced Bit Torrent not functioning
properly after setting up m0n0wall. What happens is when I start to
download, I connect to the peers, my upload speed caps out, however my
download speed never moves from 0k. Eventually my upload drops to about 2k
then 0k. I used the Magic Shaper (vCD-1.1b16) to setup my pipes, which btw
is great for my BroadVoice VoIP that my old router couldn't handle. I don't
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How to Upgrade WordPress 2.7
How to upgrade WordPress 2.7 Using the New Auto-Upgrade Feature
How to upgrade WordPress 2.7 Using the New Auto-Upgrade Feature
One note, and I'm seeing notes on the web about this. If you changed your theme name to default, that folder was overwritten by this upgrade. You'll just need to FTP up your default theme directory. WordPress overwrote that directory this time, though it had not in the past.
@jm: That is true…you should never name the directory of a custom theme "default"…it will get overwritten using the auto-upgrade. Also, if you customize the default Kubrick, be sure to rename it to something else. If you take a back-up before upgrading then you will be able to recover anything that may be lost.
I have just tried to back up my files using file manager. I followed your directions exactly. The only think i changed was I a put wp-content, wp-includes in the 'blog' file thinking they would not get backed up for some reason. my site is wwwDOTpetitfoodieDOTcom
Thank you for your help
I am in the process of transferring my WordPress website from one host to another.
I have backed up my directory and data files in zip files has you've instructed.
How do I use those zip files to either move the information they contain to the new host location or — if I'm not changing hosts — how do I use downloaded and saved files to reinstall the backedup information onto my website. For example, if the installed files were corrupted, how do I delete them and install the backed up copies?
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Mother: Ethel SKAKEL b: 11 APR 1928 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL
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By Dan Piller, The Des Moines Register
What may be the next big thing in the quest for the perfect low-fat french fry will sprout from Iowa ground this summer.
Pioneer Hi-Bred says its genetically engineered soybean will make an oil that has no artery-clogging trans fats. The high-oleic oil is supposed to last three to five times longer in commercial fryers than most zero-trans-fat oils.
BETTER LIFE: Tests confirm fast-food fries are trans-fat free
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BLOG SQUAD: Get dietitians' advice on what to eat
The Johnston, Iowa-based company, the second-largest producer of hybrid seeds for agriculture, will put the soybean through tests to determine whether those claims are true. If so, then McDonald's, Frito-Lay and other companies may snap up the oil and promote heart-healthy fried foods and chips.
The consequences for Americans' health could be significant.
"Zero-trans-fat oils are clearly healthier," says David Lemon, a Des Moines, cardiologist. "The American average diet contains 3% trans fats, and the percentage now recommended is 1% or less."
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has required food processors to label foods by the amount of trans fat because medical researchers say trans fats promote bad cholesterol in the bloodstream. That can lead to heart disease.
"Any product that does the job translates into a gain for the population," Lemon says.
Iowa agriculture has a lot at stake in the oil wars, because the state is the nation's largest producer of soybeans.
Americans consume 31 billion pounds of oil a year. Up to 40% of that oil is hydrogenated, meaning high in trans fats.
The FDA has approved the high-oleic soybean. Pioneer hopes to get Department of Agriculture approval to begin selling the soybean to farmers this fall for planting next year.
Most soybean oils require the injection of hydrogen to maintain stability under high heat. Hydrogenation adds trans fats to the oil, however.
The exception is low-linolenic soybean oil, which was developed from research by Fehr and others. The reduction in linolenic acid, which causes the breakdown of the oil in heat, has produced an oil that can remain stable for two to three hours.
The high-oleic oil would take the next step. Oleic acids would block the development of destabilizing linolenic acids.
Boosters of high-oleic oil say it will remain stable three times to 10 times longer than the low-linolenic oils.
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Appalachian State University womens soccer midfielder, Merlin Beckwith (Rochester Hills, Mich./Rochester Adams), was awarded with Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors,
voted on by the leagues coaches and announced by the conference office on Tuesday.
It is an honor to have joined the Sun Belt Conference, but to have received this recognition right out of the gate is truly special, said head coach Sarah Strickland. I cannot think of a more deserving player than Merlin Beckwith to receive this recognition. Merlin defines what Appalachian State womens soccer represents.
Beckwith came out strong in the Mountaineers season opener at Elon last Sunday with two goals. Her first goal came in the 52nd minute to open up the scoring on a ball played in by freshman Lindsey Tully (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Catholic).
The Rochester Hills, Mich. native would make the score 3-0 a mere 10 minutes later in the 62nd minute. Following a goal from Tully, Beckwith struck again from 20 yards out on an assist from another freshman, Erin Settle (Mooresville, N.C./Mooresville).
This marks the second time in Beckwiths career that she has scored two goals in a single game. Last season, Beckwith tallied two scores on Oct. 25 in a 9-3 rout of The Citadel.
The Mountaineers will be back in action for their second game of the regular season on Thursday, Aug. 28 when they travel to ETSU. Kick off is set for 7 p.m.
Photo Courtsey: Merlin Beckwith, App State Athletics


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Friday Night Jib Fights Results - March 2nd
They came. They saw. They conquered. Each week the setup gets more progressive and the competition more fierce.
Skiers and riders from Snowbasin and Brighton came to Park City to see how they compare to the local talent. Only a few weeks until the rail champions are decided for good.
The competition got so heated at last week's Friday Night Jib Fights that it ended in an unprecedented trick-off between Ozzy Henning and.
Bring your game face.
There are only two stop left in the Friday Night Jib Fights series. If you are still trying to qualify for finals on March 30th, you need to place in the top three at Brighton on March 9th or Snowbasin March 23rd.
Day 5 of Holy Bowly
We had an incredible time with Lib Tech and all those that participated in The Holy Bowly this year. It was amazing to be part of and everyone involved absolutely loved it. It was a celebration of snowboard culture and lifestyle that we were happy to be a part of and we will never forget.
Park City Grand Prix Slopestyle Day Two
Photos from day two of the Men's Slopestyle in King's Crown Terrain Park at Park City Mountain Resort.
Park City Grand Prix Slopestyle Day One
Photos from day one of the Men's Slopestyle in King's Crown Terrain Park at Park City Mountain Resort.
Opening Week
3 Kings was set ablaze this past week and the park crew kept us guessing as to what sweet feature would be put in next. Enjoy our 50th opening week!
Neffland Opening Day
It was a crazy good time for the opening of Neff Land - check these pix out if you don't believe us.
It's a Hit: "IRPC" Debuts to a Great Crowd
Saturday evening was a perfect night to grab a chair under the stars on Town Lift Plaza and catch the world premiere of our original snowboard film, "IRPC" - and it turns out a whole lot of you agreed. Chairs went early and our crowd spilled into standing-room-only sections around the plaza deck before overflowing back onto Town Bridge over Park Ave. What a crowd! The film, shot entirely in the terrain parks at Park City Mountain Resort, proves anything is possible when it comes to the creative riding going on here. Did you miss the film's debut, or just can't wait to see it again? "IRPC" will be released in sneak peek edits, once a week through October, right here at the blog before posting in its full length November 1. Check it out!
Friday Night Jib Fights Series Finals
Utah has always been known as a state that breeds talented rail slayers. The Friday Night Jib Fights series showed that there is no changing of the guard in the future. These kids are determined and know how to drop some hammers.
Spring Conditions in Full Effect
Blaze Kotsenburg enjoying the sun with a backlip to firecracker.
Handplant Session
A quick little handplant session with Griffin Siebert in upper 3 Kings.
Rocky Maloney Night Moves
Rocky Maloney documents Tim Gage, McRae Williams, Joss Christensen and crew getting dirty on the street-style 24 stairset in 3 Kings.
February Park Update
February has seen some solid night sessions and a gnarly jump line in Quicksilver. Enjoy these selects from the past month and get ready for a night edit from "I Ride Park City" dropping this week.
New 3 Kings Jump Line
Tom Wallisch and Joss Christensen enjoying the hefty new jump line on Quicksilver Run.


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Marathon: Durandal
Review by acdcfanatic77
"One of the Better Games you can get on XBLA"
I got involved with the world of Marathon in 2005. Obviously Halo and Halo 2 were out, so not many people cared about anything else from Bungie. That saddened me, because, as a retro-gamer, I view this game as one of the best FPS's of all time from that time period.
Graphics: 7/10.
I feel like this is where the weakest point of Durandal on XBLA. You have two options: HD Graphics, or the original Mac graphics. HD works for bigger TVs, but the punching just doesn't look right. Of course, it looks better with the original graphics, but everything else just doesn't look as good as it could be. My one problem with this game.
Gameplay: 9/10.
Before you think about the motion sickness factor keeping you from buying this, just remember: there is an option to change this, thus reducing the effects of motion sickness.
Now on to the real review.
Gameplay is just amazing: such a variety of weapons, the levels are very memorable, and you can't stop until you beat the game. The storyline is simply one of the best out there. How many other games have sadistic, rampant AI's being in charge of you? (Besides that one!) Often times you will get lost and explore most of the levels, so unless you actually LIKE linear gameplay, this should be interesting for you.
Sound: 8/10.
Not much to say about it. Yeah, there's no music for it (except for the menu), which many will discredit the game for. Remember that custom soundtracks option? Use that instead. The normal sounds were ahead of it's time. Voice acting? Don't remember that before Marathon. The gunshots, rocket blasts, and screaming BOBs will almost simulate an actual battlefield.
Achievements: 8.5/10.
Didn't see this one aspect coming up, did you? Anyways, most of the achievements are easily unlocked, the only hard ones being the "read all terminals" achievement and VidMaster. VidMaster is a whopping 35 GS, but you have to teleport out/kill every BOB (human allies), play on Total Carnage, punch every switch, and use only pistol/fists. I believe you can use grenades with this, but I'm not entirely sure.
Multiplayer: 10/10.
The best part is here. Multiplayer has it all: King of the Hill, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and a primitive version of Oddball (I say primitive because Marathon 2 came out in 1995). It also has an EIGHT-PLAYER CO-OP MODE. You obviously can't save and go to those parts in the single-player game, but playing with buddies, killing everything in your way is quite fun. Many of the achievements can be unlocked through here, and VidMasters often come out of a session. I believe that it honestly is one of the greatest parts in ANY first-person-shooter.
Overall: 9/10.
The game's developers, Freeverse, tried to sell this game as "the game that made Halo", but many didn't go for it. As for all games, you should try before you buy, but this was my view on it. Bungie truly had something special with the Marathon trilogy, and rumors of a remake of Marathon (after the split with Microsoft) have got me hooked playing the original versions on Aleph One. I highly recommend this title for anyone who's looking for a good time, and anyone looking back at our past's best games.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
Originally Posted: 06/11/08
Game Release: Marathon: Durandal (US, 08/01/07)
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Science Teaching and Cultural Appropriation
Luke, Allan & Weir, Catherine (2006) Science Teaching and Cultural Appropriation. Cultural Studies of Science Education, 1(1), pp. 195-201.
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The thing that is overlooked in this whole event and a leading contributor to the event in and of itself is the FACT that a large percentage of internet and national network ad revenue is sourced in the psycho/pharma industry...this is why the fact (documented) that SSRI, anti-depressants, and psycho-tropic drugs are linked to violent events in certain individuals never gets linked and co-related in articles and TV news segments and doesn't get the wide attention that it demands. The questions never get asked because IF the questions were asked...
" If doctors prescribe it ( SSRI, anti-depressants, and psycho-tropic drugs ) to patients, the patients say, "Hey, wasn't this the drug that nutcase took before he killed all those people in the theater?" "
The public then wouldn't take the product, the psycho/pharma industry wouldn't buy the ads and the networks wouldn't be as profitable.
The owners of network news don't want to risk losing 35-50+ % of their meal ticket.


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The WE R HERE Coalition is a national group of small online retailers who advocate on important
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show took place in NYC this month, but the big event doesn't air until Dec. 10 on CBS. We're showing you how to get that signature VS look, just in time for the holidays. YouTube star Tess Christine shares how you can get Victoria's Secret hair and makeup look easily at home! So tune in and get some beauty inspiration for your next night out.


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What Should Be Obama's 'Bukhara'?
Bukhara, the widely reviewed, highly-praised and terrifyingly-expensive North Indian restaurant at the ITC Maurya in New Delhi has gotten much mileage from its association with former U.S. President Bill Clinton.
There is a meaty "Presidential Platter" created in his honor. His daughter, Chelsea, was reportedly rewarded with a vegetarian version. His wife, Hillary, now U.S. Secretary of State, got her own platter, too, which U.S. President Barack Obama referred to in his remarks yesterday at the U.S.-India strategic dialogue in Washington, according to a transcript released by the White House.
PRESIDENT: I'm told that one of the Secretary's favorite restaurants in Delhi added a new item to the menu — the "Hillary Platter." (Laughter.) This is true. What does it have — chapati?
SECRETARY CLINTON: It's got all kinds of things. (Laughter.)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Mr. President, you must try —
THE PRESIDENT: I will try that, too. (Laughter.)
All this raises the question: Where should the president eat when he visits Delhi in November?
As he himself might say, "It's time for change." Bukhara remains a huge draw for tourists, usually of the suited, corporate credit card-wielding variety. But it feels much as it must have when Mr. Clinton visited. Mr. Obama should make his own culinary mark on the city.
Our recommendation: Gunpowder, the trendy restaurant that opened in Hauz Khas Village almost a year ago and has been garnering its own fair share of critical attention for the authenticity of its southern Indian dishes and traditional recipes. It is serious, no-nonsense and low key, not unlike how Mr. Obama presents himself to the public. It is also fiendishly difficult to find, which means the President can likely dine without being in any danger.
Gunpowder's owner and chef Satish Warier told India Real Time that much of the culinary inspiration for his home-style type of cooking came from his grandmother in Kerala. That is a fitting association given that Mr. Obama was partly raised by, and famously close to, his grandmother Madelyn Dunham, who died in Honolulu just as Mr. Obama was completing his successful run for the White House.
On inauguration day, Mr. Obama enjoyed his first lunch in the White House, which included duck breast with sour-cherry chutney accompanied by molasses sweet potatoes and winter vegetables. So we would recommend he put some of Gunpowder's sweet and sour pumpkin on his platter, which goes well with the restaurant's dry pork curry.
For Mr. Obama's first state dinner, with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, there were green curry prawns. So he should be fine with Gunpowder's spicy prawns on a bed of crispy, near-burnt onions, and its Toddy shop fish curry. Perhaps, though, given what's happening in the Gulf of Mexico, he should avoid any dish that contains a lot of oil.
The bill the President will pay (or have paid) will be fitting for the tough economic times in the U.S. A dinner at Gunpowder earlier this week, including enough beer to allay the heat of the chillis, cost a tad over 1,000 rupees a head. For that price at Bukhara, you can get two bowls of dal makhani (525 rupees per portion) or two thirds of a chicken tikka (1,550 rupees.)
Gunpowder: 22 Hauz Khas Village, third floor, +91 11 2653 5700; Tues-Sun, noon-3 p.m.; 7:30 p.m.-11 p.m.
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Ohio lawmakers debate "back to school" sales tax holiday
(Columbus) - Back to school shopping is big business for retailers, but one Ohio retail group thinks they could be boosted by a sales tax holiday.
The National Retail Federation estimates that families with school-age children will spend an average of $634.78 on apparel, shoes, supplies and electronics. Total spending on back-to-school is expected to reach $26.7 billion.
"Many sales are done this time of year so consumers can save a buck or two as they buy items as their kids are returning to school," said Gordon Gough with the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants.
Gough believes a sales tax holiday on back-to-school items like clothing, shoes and classroom supplies would actually attract more people to stores and lead to more buying.
"Consumers will make more purchases and help the state's bottom line," he said.
In 2012, the Ohio Department of Taxation reported a sales tax income of $366.6 million from clothing stores alone.
State lawmakers would have to approve any sales tax holiday. Gough is calling for all sales tax, including local sales tax, to be suspended during one weekend in August. Traditionally the idea has been opposed by the Ohio Department of Taxation.
"We think it's a great idea. It's been successful in other states and would be a good opportunity for Ohio and Ohio's consumers," Gough said.
According to the Federation of Tax Administrators, 17 states currently have back to school sales tax holidays in the U.S.
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Carolina girl born and raised here in Charlotte. I thought we'd take a shot at this, so we came up with these photos in my freind's band room. Check out her Marshall half stack and Gibson Explorer!! We never miss a concert in Charlotte, love rock-n-roll, and listen to 106.5 every day. I hope everyone will vote for me and we look forward to seeing you at Carolina Rebellion.
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Damn leprechauns, always stealing me lucky panties...
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Irish gal lookin to win some tickets. please vote for me ;)
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I'm new to the area and I need North Carolina to show me a good time... I want to groove out with my boobs out! Xoxox
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Let the pictures do the talking. ;]
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I NEED YOUR VOTES!!! I really want to go to Carolina Rebellion this year.Hope you like what you see best I have after just having a baby.Please vote for me.
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Vote for me! Just got laid off so I cannot afford Rebellion tickets (sad face!!). I'm Irish, so it would be awesome if I could win St. Panties Day. Don't have the fake boobies- or an alligator thong- like the other contestants, but I think my purple panties are pretty cute. See you at Rebellion??
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I'm a stay at home mom needing to let loose and have some fun at Carolina Rebellion!!!
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Passionate Kisses, Alyse
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Tatted up Hottie!!!
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- 2,892 original miles
- ZF 6-speed transaxle
- Red/Red
- Limited slip / 3.42 gears
- All original documentation
When Dave McLellan replaced Zora Arkus-Duntov as the chief engineer of the Corvette, he had some legendary shoes to fill. Assuming control in 1975, McLellan lead the brand through some of the darkest days of not only the Corvette but American performance in general. By 1990, change was on the horizon and at the forefront of that change was the Corvette ZR-1. With a revolutionary Lotus-designed powerplant, cutting-edge technology and a refined look, the ZR-1 was destined to be viewed as a milestone in Corvette history. This factory-fresh 1990 ZR-1 shows just 2,892 original miles and comes with some of the most thorough documentation imaginable. If you're in the market for a pristine example of one of the most desirable C4 Corvettes in the most desirable color, your car has arrived.
Bright Red is the quintessential Corvette color, and the finish on this one is 100% factory original, perfectly preserved and lovingly maintained since new by a dedicated collector. From the early-style nose to the widened quarter panels housing 11-inch rear wheels, the bodywork remains refreshingly original. Coming in at just over $60,000, this was the most expensive car in the GM stable in 1990. The good news? That money brought better than average paint and build quality, thanks to the specialized assembly line in Bowling Green, Kentucky. If anything, this car may even be better than new, thanks to two decades of rubbing and buffing of the paint, and fastidious maintenance. If you like your Corvettes factory original, they don't get more authentic than this.
The ZR-1 is easy to identify with its high-mounted stoplight atop the rear hatch and slightly squared-off taillights, although the LT1 Corvettes quickly adopted these, making the ZR-1 even more anonymous. The hatch is perfect, with the embedded defroster strips undamaged. The ZR-1 windshield is coated with a special UV-filtering coating. Because of the size of the LT5 engine, GM had to use a smaller less effective AC system. To compensate, Chevrolet used the special windshield in order to block out the suns UV rays. This coating gives the windshield its distinctive bluish cast, and unlike most ZR1's of this vintage, this one shows no sign of delamination at the very top edge. Out back, the rear comes in at over four inches wider than the base model Corvette.
The pearl under this Corvette's clamshell hood is the 5.7L LT5 V8. Originally intended to be a set of 16-valve cylinder heads atop a basic small block, Lotus engineers assigned to the project quickly realized that there was no way to cost-effective way build such a beast. Instead, they designed an all-aluminum V8 which shared only basic dimensions with the standard small block. With 32 valves, four cams and a trick dual-path induction system, the LT5 belted out 375 horsepower in 1990. The engine was built by Mercury Marine, whose specialization in aluminum casting won them the contract. When this engine was introduced to the Corvette chassis, it sent waves throughout the automotive community. Visually, there's no mistaking the unique intake manifold and sculpted cam covers emblazoned with the Corvette logo. More attractively finished than any engine since the 1930s, the LT5 in this ZR-1 is preserved in showroom fresh condition. Operated enough to keep everything healthy, almost every component is original. The fluids have been changed but the plugs, wires, belts, and hoses remain factory issue and in fine condition. If preservation class judging is your thing, this car will deliver the trophies.
The chassis is equally well preserved, including the ZF 6-speed manual transmission. Out back, the ZR-1 uses 3.42 gears with a limited slip on a slightly beefed-up version of the stock Corvette 5-link suspension. By 1990, the Corvette had matured into more than just a street-legal racer with a flinty ride, and the ZR-1's FX3 adjustable suspension made it more than capable of comfortable long-distance cruising. This one still wears its original brakes and even the original brake pads are in place, with the rotor surfaces bright and shiny. The wheels on the ZR-1 were similar to the standard Corvette, but were special 17×9.5 up front and a massive 17×11. Wrapped in 245/40 and 315/35 Goodyear Eagles, the factory look remains intact.
If you were a technophile living in the 1990's, the Flame Red leather interior of this ZR-1 was a dream realized. With an advanced digital and analog dashboard, deeply bolstered highly adjustable bucket seats and every electronic accessory GM could dream up, the ZR-1 delivers on its promise of high technology. The cockpit embraces the driver, angling all the controls to their favor, including the HVAC and entertainment systems. At the base of the console, you'll find what GM called the valet key which shut down half of the LT5's fuel injectors and intake runners, effectively limiting its performance. A clever, if gimmicky, idea that works as advertised. Forget to switch it to "FULL" and you'll find that roughly 150 horses have suddenly gone missing from your ZR-1's corral. The interior of this time capsule car is immaculately preserved, with minimal wear on the seats, carpets, or any other soft parts. The original protective plastic on the seats was only removed for our photo shoot, and is included with the car. The trunk is also flawless, and neatly stows one of the two removable tops when not in use.
Documentation for this Corvette practically defines comprehensive. To start with, ALL relevant paper work from the original sale is present and well preserved. These items included everything from the original window stickers and invoices to the owner's manual and hangtags detailing the ABS system and cleaning instructions. Next up is the ZR-1 owner's kit – a gray box that contains a leather portfolio with the Corvette logo on it, a "driver's manual" (not to be confused with the owner's manual), a VHS tape about the ZR-1 and a gold key chain. Also included are two books detailing the 1990 and 1991 Corvettes. The original protective steering wheel cover is even here! This is as close to a 90s Chevrolet showroom as you'll get without a time machine.
The best aspect of owning a ZR-1 like this one is that, whether you decide to drive it or stash it in a collection, you own a genuinely great car capable of being driven anywhere in comfort. While every subsequent generation of Corvette has shared the same set of goals, this one marks the first whole-hearted attempt at transforming the best American sports car into the world's best sports car. Don't miss your chance to bring home a fantastic example of one the of the most significant C4 Corvettes assembled.
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It's the question no veteran returning from war likes to answer, "Did you kill anyone?"
And yet it was on Griselda Lemus' mind when her mother returned home to Utah from Iraq in 2007.
Griselda, then barely 8, asked the question during an interview recorded for the national StoryCorps project. Now their poignant exchange is helping to launch a new StoryCorps initiative involving post-9/11 veterans.
Griselda's mother and father, Papsy and Omar Lemus, will join other veterans and their families, the founder of StoryCorps, National Public Radio's president, an NPR Weekend Edition host and others to announce the Military Voices Initiative in Washington on Monday morning.
StoryCorps will send buses outfitted with recording studios around the country, including to wounded warrior care centers, to collect more than 700 stories over the next year.
Some will be edited for national broadcast and aired on NPR's Weekend Edition. The entire collection will be archived at the American Folklife Center in the Library of Congress, which has the Veterans History Project.
With war over in Iraq and the United States pulling out of Afghanistan in 2014, "It seemed like the right time to begin to tell these stories," said David Isay, the founder of StoryCorps.
The Military Voices Initiative is the eighth major special effort for the oral history nonprofit, he said. The new project, funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Boeing Co., may be extended to three years.
Helping Iraq and Afghanistan veterans tell their stories is especially important, given the fact that only 1 percent of Americans serve in the military, Isay said.
"People who are part of military families feel misunderstood, and those who are not are disinterested or not comfortable asking the questions," Isay said. "Part of what we're doing with StoryCorps is bridging that divide."
The Griselda-Papsy interview is a good example of the power of the project, he said. Questions arise in the formal setting of a recorded interview that otherwise may never be asked.
Such as Griselda's question to her mother:
"Did you shoot anyone or kill anyone while you were in the war?"
Said Isay, "I don't think she would have asked that around the dinner table."
Papsy Lemus agreed.
"That's the one that almost choked me up, that she would be thinking about that," Lemus said Friday.
Now a staff sergeant in the Utah National Guard, Lemus works in logistics for the Joint Forces headquarters. She was with the 141st Military Intelligence Battalion when it deployed from September 2006 to October 2007, a particularly chaotic and deadly time for U.S. troops in Iraq.
In the recorded interview, Griselda, now 13, also asks her mother how it felt to leave her family behind and whether she saw children in Iraq.
But one of the most moving parts of the short interview is when her mother asks questions of her own.
Griselda tells how her father a former Marine and Utah National Guardsman who left the Guard when his wife went to Iraq couldn't always be both dad and mom. Sometimes, she had to be the mom, she says. Her sister Nancy was then 4. Since then, the West Valley City family has added Omar, 1.
Griselda shares how she was most afraid on her mother's birthday. "I thought if you died on your birthday, I would never see you again. It was hard," Griselda tells her mother.
Surprised as she is by Griselda's question about killing, Papsy doesn't show it.
"No, I never shot my rifle while I was in Iraq," she tells her child.
Stories of war
Storycorps' new Military Voices initiative, which includes the interview Griselda Lemus conducted of her mother, Papsy Lemus, in 2007.
The Library of Congress' Veterans History Project
The American West Center at the University of Utah has an on-going project to collect the stories of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
The University of Utah's J. Willard Marriott Library is collecting student veterans' stories this semester as part of its U and You storytelling project. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for information.


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On Sunday the Miami Dolphins(3-2) will play their first division game of the season when the Buffalo Bills (2-4) come to Miami. Following their week 6 bye the Dolphins are well rested and hopefully prepared for this must win game against the Bills. 11-15 at home, 29th in rushing and second most in the league in sacks allowed, something has to change fast. At least they have the series home record in their favor at 32-16-1. This week in Fantasy Football, players must perform or risk being benched if they haven't been already.
In previous weeks it's been the wide receivers who start out the previews. This week the Dolphins' running backs have a lot of pressure on their shoulders to perform. More specifically second year back, Lamar Miller. This Sunday Miller has the chance to have an exceptional game. In some ways it's very likely he will when he faces a 28th ranked run defense.
What this means for Miller is he should have plenty of chances to find holes and make a few break away runs. In week 5 against the New Orleans Saints be broke away for 20-yards and the week prior against the Atlanta Falcons he had an amazing run for 49-yards. His run averages in both of those games were his best of the season (5.6, 7.8).
Last year when Miller faced the Bills he had 10 carries for pretty decent 73-yards. This week he gets the start. As a result he should produce his best points of the season for any team owner.
Pretty sure team owners who have wide receiver Mike Wallace on their squad are on the verge of burning his jersey if he drops one more pass (Just kidding. We're not in Houston!). It should be noted that in the week five game against the Baltimore Ravens he did have one of his best games of the season and also recorded his longest deep ball of the season (49 yards). Oh boy, have we not been dying for more deep passes and touchdowns too (only one for the season).
Wallace's consistency is still an issue. His last notable game prior to week five was three weeks prior. Fantasy owners were hoping for him to compete in 2013 with the likes of fellow receivers: Julio Jones of the Falcons and Torrey Smith of the Raven's (both in the top five). Where's Wallace? He's ranked 54.
Playing into his favor this week is that he will face a passing defense that's allowed the second-most fantasy points to receivers. If Wallace can also limit his drops he's sure to have his second touchdown of the season and another top performance. Jones is out for the season and Graham is on a bye, so Wallace should compete well against whomever your team faces this week. Start him!
Wide receiver Brian Hartline is still playing consistent, but just okay. His best game of the season was in week one when he went 9-15, 114 yards and a touchdown. It's possible his numbers would be slightly better if there weren't a focus of getting the ball to Wallace more often. The Dolphins deny this to be true, but it's obvious. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill does a nice job spreading the ball, but needs to work on his decision-making. Sometimes it's just better to go for the dependable option.
Hartline is ranked 33rd (Wallace 54th) at his position for good reason. What doesn't work in his favor is his career performance against the Bills. It's poor to say the least (28.1 yards in seven meetings). Then again Hartline's chemistry with Tannehill is a game-changer. This week he probably won't bring in the same numbers as week one, but he's likely to have a good game with the Bills low ranked passing defense. With that being said, if you need a third receiver, consider your options with Hartline in mind.
Similar to Lamer Miller this week is a big test for the defense too. The Dolphins' defense has been quite disappointing since their offseason promise. Nonetheless when cornerback Brent Grimes sat down with columnist Andy Cohen this week he expressed a certain positivity to his struggling defense.
"We can get better, that's the key," he said. "We're definitely not where we want to be. For the most part, we're playing good football. We've played a lot of good offenses."
Against the run this season the Dolphins' defense has allowed an average of 105.4 yards/game (15th in the league). They're ability to shut down the passing game is even more disappointing, averaging 287.6 yards/game (27th in the league). Thankfully the defense had a chance to get some extra rest and practice in over the bye week. Even more, injured players are mostly healthy. It's possible defensive-end Cameron Wake could play, but unlikely that linebacker Dannell Ellerbe will see game action.
The Dolphins' defense finally has their health on their side this week, but who knows if it will be enough. Bills newbie quarterback Thad Lewis will play just his second game of his career on Sunday. If the defense can exploit this weakness it could help them get their confidence back to perform at their true potential. They could show signs of their offseason former self. This week "The Brotherhood" hits the bench unless your other defense is on a bye.
Catch the Miami Dolphins playing the Buffalo Bills at home in Sun Life Stadium on CBS at 1pm EST.
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Paper Mario - Angry Bowser rmx
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Mar 19, 2008 | 11:47 PM EDT
- File Info
- Song
- 2 min 31 sec
- Score
- 4.31 / 5.00
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- Score:
- Rated 4.31 / 5 stars
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- 16,484 Plays | 1,039 Downloads
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- Electronic - Video Game
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Author Comments
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Well done! I would love this to be in a remake, if they ever decided to do one.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Better than the original!
This remix rocks! A better version of the original in my opinion! Mario still is the best!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
thats it!
this is the 7th remix of something from paper mario ive heard today, IM PLAYING PAPER MARIO NOW!!!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Organ sounds cool
One of the very first things I noticed about this was that there's one of those crappy MIDI guitars hidden in the background there. The only thing is that it sounds good... How does one do that? Amazing. The instrument variety in this mix is stunning too. The only complaint is, well, I have to agree with the guy below me... It needs a stronger melody.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
It's too good to be your first remix! I like the different sounds, and how it kind of fits on the title. The only critic that i have for you, is to make the melody a bit better, with the current one, the background is the only thing that makes the song sound great. make it better by upgrading the melody.