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The latest build of Dust 514, Sony's upcoming free-to-play FPS MMO, is being released today under the name of 'Codex'.
Like the previous build, titled Precursor that released on August 21, Codex will bring many updates to the game including new skills, items and equipment, modules, levels, balances and bug fixes. It will also add the ability to create Dust corporations and to recruit Dust and Eve players. Beta testers can see the patch notes on the official forums. The patch should be good to go after 16:00 GMT when the game comes back online.
The game is currently in closed beta but is rumored for a launch in October according to recent comments made by Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) boss Jack Tretton.

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ARCTIC supplies the Alpine 11 Plus inside a small, cubic cardboard box. The artwork on the box is minimalistic and focused on a simple picture of the cooler itself. Information on the cooler's compatibility and basic specifications can also be found printed on the sides of the box.
Inside the box, the cooler is left virtually unprotected. While this is not a complex device, relying only on the thin cardboard box to protect the cooler may be a little too optimistic.
ARCTIC supplies the Alpine 11 with the bare essentials. Besides the very basic installation manual, users will only receive the mounting hardware necessary for the installation of the cooler.


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[Gantcho] Zagorski owned and operated a business that sold ancient coins to domestic and international customers, primarily on eBay, from his residence in Hackensack. Zagorski, along with his wife and, at times, his daughter, operated the coin-selling business under the names Diana Coins, Paganecoins, and Diana Coins LLC. For calendar years 2006, 2007, and 2008, Zagorski provided his tax preparer with false and fraudulent information by understating the amount of gross receipts and sales earned by his business. Zagorski then caused to be filed with the IRS those federal income tax returns for 2006, 2007, and 2008 containing that false and fraudulent information.It will be interesting to see what else emerges from this case.
Discussion of the archaeological ethics surrounding the collecting of antiquities and archaeological material.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Coin Dealer Indicted
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- Cultural Property Observer said...
Is this now a blog about tax evasion? I thought it was about looting. Seriously, I'm sure you and your friends Messrs. Barford, St. Hilaire and Elkins are unhappy that the charges do not appear to relate to "stolen coins" from Bulgaria. I suspect though that any such case would suffer from the same basic problem the Government faced after its well-publicized seizures several years back of Ban Chiang pottery. The fact is that such pottery is widely and openly available in Thailand as are ancient coins in Bulgaria. I would hope the AUSA realized as much, which explains the charges. And while I don't condone tax evasion, I also hope that these charges are also not a stretch just to save face for the government (recall more serious tax charges were also trotted out when the Government could not make a real case on the pottery). Of course, something else might come up, but for now the Government does not have that much to show for its efforts-- yet again. At some point, hopefully someone higher up in the food chain at the USDOJ will start asking hard questions about all these investigations.
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ive ridden shortboards for almost 6 years now, and last year recently switched to riding longboards, i have a 9'6", and i just dont have the power to pump the board to stay up to speed to stay in the wave on those big days, any tips to build speed?
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It more of being in the right part of the board at the right section of the wave. Stalling , Noseriding, and turning are all used for keeping you moving on the wave.
Start moving around on the board front to back ect. Its okay it not like a short board where ur fixed in one spot basicly.


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Prior to WWII many military services experimented with gliders in training and cargo-carrying roles. The early successes of the Germans in the beginning of the war caused the U.S. to increase their attentions on the possibility of military gliders. While the U.S. Navy had shown some interest in the subject as far back as 1920, 1940 brought new efforts to explore the concept of a flying boat glider. The Allied Aviation Corporation made two wooden prototypes, with four more ordered from the Bristol Aeronautical Corporation. 100 examples of the type were eventually ordered from each of the two companies, but the orders were cancelled in 1943 when it was decided that the needs could be met by more conventional powered aircraft.Additional information on this aircraft can be found at Wikipedia here.
Allied LRA-1
Type: flying boat transport glider Crew: 2, plus 10 troops Armament: none Specifications: Length: 40' 0" (12.19 m) Height: 12' 3" (3.73 m) Wingspan: 72' 0" (21.95 m) (no other specifications available)
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If you were in a foxhole and things got tough, Chris Kyle was one person you'd like watching your back.
A former Navy SEAL who became the deadliest sniper in U.S. history, Kyle was a true patriot. Deployed four times to Iraq, he held the record for number of confirmed kills by an American sniper with more than 150. Enemy insurgents gave him the nickname "The Devil of Ramadi."
For his service, he was awarded two Silver Stars and five Bronze Stars with Valor.
His best-selling book, "American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History," details his actions against those insurgents from 1999 to 2009.
Last Saturday, Kyle was killed during a charity event at a gun range in Texas. Charged in the shootings is Eddie Ray Routh, a former Marine who is believed to suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome.
When asked about the American Sniper book, Kyle once told his interviewer he wrote it because he wanted to be able to let people know about the sacrifices that not only people in the service make, but what their families go through. It also gave him a voice to speak about the comrades who never returned. By getting their story out, it could raise awareness for veterans.
Kyle knew that returning to civilian life was stressful. When you are in the military, he said everything you do is for the greater good but as a civilian, everything you do is for your own good.
He also explained that in the military, soldiers can face life and death every day but after coming home, leaving the service and then hearing people complain about the little things in life, it causes them to ask, "Are you kidding me?"
While growing up, Kyle said he had two dreams - one was to be a cowboy and another was to serve in the military. Those two goals inspired him at a young age and it wasn't long before he excelled at both.
His strong patriotism showed through during a scrape with none other than former professional wrestler and Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura. One story in the book tells how Kyle punched Ventura in a 2006 bar fight over some unpatriotic remarks.
When he decided to try out the military at age 24, Kyle said his initial goal was not to make it as a SEAL, but just get into the military and do the best that he could. After his successes in military and civilian life, he could have easily become cocky but that simply wasn't in his nature. Close friends say he was the same small-town, humble Christian guy they knew in high school.
In trying to help soldiers adjust to a post-service career, Kyle felt that the military trained its men how to become warriors, but not how to get reacclimated once their service careers ended. It's sadly ironic that the greatest sniper in American history would lose his life at the hands of another veteran with a severe anxiety disorder, the kind of individual Chris Kyle had been trying to help.
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PARIS — French IT staff at Google, Facebook and other companies have won new protections against burnout: the right to unplug.
A new agreement with employers gives upwards of 300,000 tech-sector workers added guarantees that the "always connected" lifestyle enabled by smartphones won't infringe on their rights under France's famous 35-hour workweek.
Union official Michel de la Force told the Associated Press the deal doesn't mean staff will be forced to turn off their phones at 6 p.m., as some media have reported. "They haven't read the agreement," De la Force said.
The deal gives workers at risk of burnout a right to disconnect, but doesn't change their working hours. The deal also only covers workers, like consultants, who already have flexible schedules, not employees on fixed shifts.


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This post, which appeared on CNN in April, opens with...
Dr. Angela Sauaia and her colleagues intended to study the impact modernized playground equipment had on lowering children's injury rates. They ended up studying kids' injury rates from guns instead.
They ended up studying injuries related to guns because, one, they noticed, when examining the data, "a morbid pattern of gun violence-related injuries for children," and, two, these kinds of injuries were receiving no attention in the media. The study concluded that more needs to be done to protect children from guns, and the post itself concludes that more research is needed on the impact of guns on public health. But guess what:
Federal funding for gun research, however, is rare, outside of federal grants that are available to study other injuries. That's deliberate. Since 1996, federal law has prohibited all Department of Health and Human Services agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health from using funds, "in whole or in part, to advocate or promote gun control."
The National Rifle Association pushed for the legislation, maintaining that government research into gun violence is unnecessary.
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Cleo, a psychic midwife from the 1800s channels her life story through Willow, an egotistical, contemporary sixteen-year-old girl.
x Does a mystical Celtic spirit live in Cleo's oak?
x Are there really magic circles?
x Can a butterfly lead you out of deep despair?
x Can the dead tell their story through channelers?
Cleo's Oak contains answers to all of these questions plus sex, birth, death, marriage, war, religion, adultery and perhaps murder.
Everyone that ever had a grandmother should read this book. You will agree that across time, human values have not changed.
—Pearle Munn Bishop
I hate it, I hate it, I hate it. I could write I hate it five hundred times and I would still hate it.
Cleo has forced me to spend my whole sixteenth summer telling her story. If I had wanted to tell a story it would be about myself. I am, first of all, beautiful. Everyone says so and I know it is true. I look like a young edition of the models you see on television and in magazines. I am five feet ten inches tall, weigh one hundred and twenty pounds. I have thick hair and long legs. My background is German-Lutheran, but my family on my mother's side has been American for at least six generations. I have had everything money and prestige can give a girl in sixteen years—private schools, tutors, dance, music, tennis, golf, and skiing. Maybe I am vain but I have lots of friends and I was happy until one day everything changed.
While playing Frisbee with my younger brother, I fell and hit the back of my head on a rock. The blow knocked me unconscious for less than a minute. My mother was frantic. Doctor Johnson told her I seemed to just have a lump on the back of my head, for her to watch me for nausea, slurred speech, unresponsiveness, and for me to get some rest. Sleep came easy. My dreams were about people, mostly women in old-fashioned clothes. My mother must have called everyone she knew. Although I was at home, I received flowers from ten people and cards and email from people I hardly knew.
One thing I have always done is to write thank you notes as quickly as possible. When I started to write my first note, the words were not mine. They were about canning peaches, back porches, cows, pigs, then something about playing baseball. This was the beginning of the story you are reading. I had become a channeler for Cleo. My sixteenth summer was spent at my computer. I pray that Cleo is the only spirit that will use me to tell her story. I am not a part of her story—or perhaps I am.
Cleo's Oak Chapter 1: To Willow
Willow, I am Cleo. I want you to write my story.
My father Alexander Lamb came to America in the year 1844 at age sixteen working his way across the Atlantic on a sailing ship. His Scottish family was large and poor. His mother had second sight and predicted great things for the new country, America, although she never told Alexander if his future was revealed to her. In New York, Alexander found other people from the Isle of Bute and got a job with the city, building roads. He was restless. For a while he helped build sailing ships, then went to work in stables caring for horses.
A local policeman's daughter, Rosa MacRay, kept her horse in this stable. My mother's father was a hard-boiled, ambitious, angry Irishman that did not want his only daughter to become involved with a ne'er-do-well Scott who couldn't hold a job and worked at a horse stable. Somehow, the young lovers found a way to be together. Sometimes they met on a rooftop, and as my father told me later, "they were married in the sight of God," on a rooftop. My mother convinced friends to help them elope, and he married Rosa MacRay, the policeman's daughter. I was born seven and a half months after the marriage. My mother must have been a romantic to name me Cleopatra. I have no memory of that period, of course, only what my father told me later. When I was about two years old, my mother died in childbirth. The stillborn baby boy was buried with her. After my mother's death, my grandparents wanted to take me to raise. My father was afraid if he refused, he would wind up dead. Since my grandfather was a New York policeman, my father was sure he could find a way to kill him and suffer no repercussions.
Then started our period of wandering. My father's feet were made for leaving, but he never left me but once. I was always a big, big part of who he was. He was a large, quiet, handsome man, a nice shy smile and he was always loving and protecting me. He was a listener—spoke only when he had something important to say. He read stories to me until I learned to read. Then I read to him. We sat for hours. I would sit on his lap or at his feet, wherever the light was better. He would hug me, touch my face or arms, and play with my hair. His jobs were varied. Sometimes we would live in town, sometimes in the country, nice houses or shacks. Early during the time my father was working, I would stay with different families. When he was off work, we were together. I went to so many different schools I lost count.
At my first school on the first school day I talked a lot. No one, not even father, had ever told me to shut up. Other children were talking as much as I. We got through one day, then the teacher took charge. Rule one, stay in your seat. Rule two, talk only when asked to by the teacher. Rule three, if you must speak, hold up your right hand. She had to teach most of us which was our right hand and what the other one was called. On the playground at recess, the teacher came over to the swing I was using, caught the rope, took hold of my shoulders with both hands, looked me straight in the eyes and said, "You are a challenge."
Challenge was a new word for me. I quit talking for the rest of the day. Later, Father listened to my stories of the day, smiled and said very little until I got to the word, "challenge."
Then he told me about his childhood. He had been sent to a Catholic boarding school before he was two, had become a ward of the Church and cared for in a group of other children by two Greek nuns.His mother requested he be given lessons in swimming. If she gave the Priest a reason, my father was never told. He wondered if she had known he would cross the Atlantic as a sailor. He became a strong swimmer and loved the water. The Priest taught him English and Latin. The sisters taught him Greek. He also took classes in Hebrew, theology, rhetoric, composition, mathematics, public speaking, chemistry, astronomy, philosophy, history and law. He retained most everything he was taught. The whole school considered him a "challenge," he was such a good student. When father was sixteen, the nuns went back to Greece and he knew he did not want to become a priest. The Father gave him new clothes and a small amount of money. His mother gave him a scarf she had woven from wool she had gathered on the farm where they lived. She also gave him a small green stone. He visited his family, said good-bye and went to sea. Until then, I had not realized the medical books I was taught to read were Latin and the beautiful book about the Greek Gods was Greek. The Bible was English. I made up my mind to always be a "challenge."
Father and I fished, swam and rode horses together. We ran instead of walked. We had runs down miles and miles of country roads. He loved me; I could not wait to spend time with him. As I became older I hung around his place of work. I rode horses, learned to care for them, drove the buggies, whatever I could do to be close to him. We always had a good horse and wagon. Talk—my mouth ran all my waking hours. If no one was around, I talked to the trees. "The moss on your north side is really thick this year. Does that mean a cold winter is coming?" The beauty of talking to the trees is they talk back. This I would do with rocks, chicks, people, dolls—whatever or whoever was around. Not only would I talk, I would listen. I knew secrets, some I was told, some I just knew. Sometimes knowing made me happy. Other times I would rather not know.
When I was about six, I told a woman I hardly knew that her three-year-old son would be washed away in the river and when his body was found, it would be eaten away by fish and turtles. This I had seen in a vision. I had not only seen it, I heard it, I smelled it—the water in the river was cold. What an uproar that caused. When three weeks later what I had told the mother came true, even I was frightened. How did I know this? Were all the things that filtered through my brain true? That ship wreck I "saw," did it really happen? I knew that old lady Pridgen was going to die on Sunday, but most anyone else could figure that out. Maybe not see her as I did in her death bed and hear her last gasp of air, but surely everybody knew her time was near. After the death of the three-year-old boy, some people wanted me to tell them "things." Other people would cross the road and hide when I was near. No one would look me in the eye.
Soon after that, one Friday, Father said it was time to move on. We packed our covered wagon with food, clothes, pots, pans, books, saddles and hay. Sometimes when we moved the people would give us a party. Not this time. The only gift I received was an all-black, five-week-old kitten. The five-year-old brother of the boy that drowned met our wagon about two miles down the road. Without a word, he handed her to me. I took her.No one spoke. I did not learn if she was a gift from the mother or the boy. I named her Friday. From then on, Friday and I seemed attached to each other. I had heard tales of witches and black cats but I knew I was not a witch. Witches were old crones with big noses, warts and hunched backs. They boiled things in pots. The things I boiled in pots were good to eat or maybe the kettle would hold our clothes boiled to get clean.
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Houston artists Brian Mahanay and Julie Birsinger were two of seventeen a teams who sculpted hotel rooms from ice in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, just north of the Arctic circle at ICEHOTEL, an peculiarly Swedish art/winter carnival type event in which guest pay big money to spend a night in a hotel made entirely of ice. Mahanay is working to transform warehouses near the Orange Show into a garage for art classes and studio for art cars.
also by Bill Davenport
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- Archive: Painting on My Planet/The Top Ten Painters in Houston - January 1st, 2016
- Archive: Tire Iron 0: Cropduster: Hills Snyder/Chris Sauter - December 28th, 2015
- DMA Crane Flip Video - April 26th, 2015
- Helmreich New Dean of Fine Arts at TCU - April 25th, 2015


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OAKTON, Va. (CBSDC) — Fairfax County Police are investigating what they believe was a murder-suicide in Oakton Wednesday night.
The shooting occurred in the 3000 block of Trevor House Drive around 8 p.m.
One person was found deceased in the home. A second person was transported to the hospital for treatment where they later died.
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Scottsdale, Ariz. The new MB2000 series of miniature pushbuttons from NKK Switches offers greater design flexibility with a variety of styles and options. The miniature pushbutton switches are available in single pole, double pole, and four pole, double throw configurations, as well as momentary and alternate circuits.
Power models are rated at 6A at 125 Vac and 3 A at 250 Vac or 3A at 30 Vdc. Logic level devices are rated at 0.4 VA maximum at 28 V ac/dc maximum. Dual-rated versions, featuring gold over silver contacts, as well as a variety of mounting options are available.
Touting high reliability, the MB2000 switch series feature a high torque bushing construction, which prevents rotation or separation from its frame during installation. The switches are designed with an over-center actuator mechanism which diminishes sparking and increases operating life in AC circuits. The guide-interlocked actuator blocks prevent window locking and maintain correct plunger alignment to ensure contact reliability.
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Forums > Model Colloquy > Why do Teen models say "Non-Nude" in Profile?
I am just curious about something. I am seeing more and more models, under 18, adding the words "No Nudes" or other similar phrases to their profiles.
My question is why would they need that? I understand why older models do, but are teen models getting that many offers for nude work that they need to make it clear they won't accept nude offers? Does that also mean that some teen models on this site are doing nude work?
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Wouldn't surprise me if they are getting asked and/or photographers are not paying attention to age and just see a pretty face/body they want to see naked.
Jan 01 06 02:26 pm Link
I shoot with a lot of teenagers. You'd be amazed at some of the creepy offers they tell me they have received. I once set up a fake profile on OtherModelPlace posing as a 15 yr old just to see for myself. And literally everyday something inapropriate would be proposed. Some of them from very popular photographers.
Woohoo! Only 1 more day till I start shooting again. Holidays are always a slow time for me!
Jan 01 06 02:27 pm Link
DigitalCMH wrote:
I am confused. Are you telling me there are photographers here that want to see a pretty body naked?
Jan 01 06 02:30 pm Link
Posts: 389
Knoxville, Tennessee, US
There are models that claim to be under 18 that are actually older. Maybe said photographers figure if the age is at least close to 18 they can set something up. Who knows...
That's a good way to find yourself behind bars...
Jan 01 06 02:32 pm Link
Alan from Aavian Prod wrote:
I would never suggest that
Jan 01 06 02:33 pm Link
it is DECUSTING to wont to photo some one under age nude i ALLWAS look at the age and RESPET it
DigitalCMH wrote:
I find that a little bit disturbing. Maybe some of the younger models who have that can tell us why they felt it was necessary.
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El Segundo, California, US
Alan from Aavian Prod wrote:
Most of the ones I've noticed point out that they're under 18, and that this means no nudes--the note says both parts. (Or "age appropriate only", or similar.)
Jan 01 06 02:41 pm Link
CMH and Alan, check your mail.
Jan 01 06 02:45 pm Link
John Jebbia wrote:
John did you really intend to send me such a shocking e-mail? Luckily, I have a strong heart.
Jan 01 06 02:54 pm Link
ummmm, after reading some of the threads here in the past few months, like why 14-17 y.o. girls SHOULD pose nude, are you really surprised that girls this age have to put that on their profile?
Jan 01 06 02:56 pm Link
John Jebbia wrote:
I want mail too! And then I will tell you my secret identity....
Jan 01 06 02:57 pm Link
You know what though...this may touch on something else that has been discussed here on MM. About how nudity of minors is not technically illegal. I suppose it depends on the context of the photos. Because shooting naked under 18 y.o.s is very European and all the top high end fashion models have done it, blah blah blah.
Jan 01 06 02:58 pm Link
DigitalCMH wrote:
It all depends how much money you have for legal battles. I, frankly would rather spend my money on new lenses and stuff like that.
Krista Muller wrote:
Yes, but that is what worries me. I saw that thread about the craigslist post, then I keep running into 16 year olds that say no nudes and then there are threads trying to justify shooting minors in the nude.
Krista Muller wrote:
i got a ??? what is the diff between a 14year old in a thong or other reviling clothing and nude to me there is NO difference and should be baned
Jan 01 06 03:01 pm Link
DigitalCMH wrote:
About a year ago, England raised the age for shooting minors topless from 16 to 18 (although other countries are a lot more liberal about it).
Jan 01 06 03:04 pm Link
nathan combs wrote:
I am not into underage people (girls or boys) put into sexual poses, whether they be nude, thonged, or fully clothed with suggestive body language. I know that people are sexual before 18, I know that it is an arbitraray age, but I respect that line.
Jan 01 06 03:05 pm Link
Alan from Aavian Prod wrote:
I think that we don't know, nor can we tell, the age of all the models. I would not be surprised if there was a lot more photos of nude minors on here than most of us want to know about.
Jan 01 06 03:08 pm Link
Krista Muller wrote:
i hear that i have a 13year old sister i would have to do some butt kicking if any one photoed my sis that way and i keep in mind that all females are some ones sister
Jan 01 06 03:10 pm Link
Krista Muller wrote:
I understand the incoherent part, however, there were also comments in the post about MMers condoning underage nudes. The person was obviously a member and had seen threads on the forums.
Jan 01 06 03:20 pm Link
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Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
Well anyway - it's not always american laws...
Over here it would be legal to shoot a 16 year old nude... with the parents/guardians permission...and of the model self of course...
Jan 01 06 03:22 pm Link
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Baltimore, Maryland, US
nathan combs wrote:
R U a PRODUK of the PUBLIK SKOOL SYSTUM?
Jan 01 06 03:25 pm Link
GWC wrote:
Thank you GWC for the holiday greeting and thank you also for your important contribution to this thread!
Jan 01 06 03:28 pm Link
GWC wrote:
yep,grad of Broadway High, but i do not lark at them that is nasty
Jan 01 06 05:30 pm Link
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US
Having seen what's on the net as "non nude teen paysites", I can certainly understand why they're posting that they don't do nudes.
And I don't think a lack of "reading their profile" is an issue.
Jan 01 06 08:56 pm Link
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Alan from Aavian Prod wrote:
Not exactly the fact of the matter there Alan. The Sex Offences Act 2003 that came into force in 2004 raised the age for "indecent" images but in English law mere nudity does NOT = indecency.
Jan 01 06 09:00 pm Link
John Jebbia wrote:
I help a couple of younger girls on the other site with their modeling referrals and such that they recieve, so they all go into my email box. About once a week or more I have to report someone to OMP, once to the police.
Jan 01 06 09:01 pm Link
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Calabasas, California, US
Krista Muller wrote:
Actually, this whole site is geared toward nudity, or getting those to explore that genre.
Jan 01 06 09:08 pm Link
Posts: 64
Utica, Pennsylvania, US
Nude teens in photos are generally not a great thing- There are exceptions (Medical texts, info distributed at PLanned Parenthood, that sort of thing), but in general, NO.
Wee little kids (Under 5) Are sometimes okay as long as it isn't sexual- like the sun lotion little girl with the bare bum. Infants are fine when held by the mother. Hell infants aren't that much of a problem, I don't think.
It's really sad that minors find themselves having to post that up- though from what I have heard, I don't know that it would do them much good.
Jan 01 06 09:09 pm Link
Alan from Aavian Prod wrote:
I think he gets slack cut to him for working with underage female models doing nudity of various degrees because he is admittedly homosexual. Unless that is a very clever game he is playing.lol
Jan 01 06 10:03 pm Link
Krista Muller wrote:
I have a devils advocate question that your reply brings to mind. You mention that teenagers do not need to grow up any faster..... How does doing a photograph of one nude make them grow up any faster than the teenager taking a shower naked? The fact that there is some light sensitive equipment before her?
Jan 01 06 10:05 pm Link
Krista Muller wrote:
I myself have seen several profiles on here and the other sites where the girl says she is, say, 16, 15 or so and has a very obvious topless or mostly nude shot.
Jan 01 06 10:07 pm Link
nathan combs wrote:
Really?How so?
Jan 01 06 10:08 pm Link
Nico Coer wrote:
That was Jodie Foster.. A little bit of trivia.
Jan 01 06 10:09 pm Link
GWC wrote:
I am, as well. What of it? I graduated in the top 10 percent in my home state. Thank goodness I got out of school before things really went to hell.
Jan 01 06 10:10 pm Link
Cynthia Leigh wrote:
Actually that is a lot of the problem. Even I get emails from guys sayin I am hot and such. They do not seem to read my profile to understand I am the photographer and those women are models I have worked with. I have dealt with that for years. A lot of us do read profiles, but many also do not. It is a case of "read? why? pretty face, pretty body.........must shoot girl, ugh ugh...will girl pose naked ugh ugh grunt"
Jan 01 06 10:13 pm Link
Glamour Boulevard wrote:
I will say this, there are a lot of 16 and 17 year olds doing implied these days. I don't shoot it, but I certainly see it.
Jan 01 06 10:16 pm Link
studio36uk wrote:
Actually, you are right and I should have been more specific. The Sun Times no longer uses 16 year olds because of the change and you are correct that it deals more with glamour than mere nudity.
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You know, I've had plenty of women problems in my life, but this Spirit guy? Ooooh boy, he's got his hands full. There are the good girls, the bad girls, the mysterious girls, and the ones in-between. As the Octopus says, what is the deal with this guy and all these girls? It must be the mask, I reckon. Anyways, here's the full trailer for Frank Miller's upcoming "The Spirit". This one showed up as a bootleg on the net yesterday, but Lionsgate went around pulling them. This morning, the trailer showed up at Yahoo! Movies, and as such, is making the rounds again, except this time your friendly webmaster won't be getting a letter from the bad, bad men.
Adapted from the Will Eisner's graphic novels, "The Spirit" tells the story of a man who fakes his own death and fights crime from the shadows of Central City. The Octopus — who kills anyone unfortunate enough to see his face — has other plans. He's going to wipe out the entire city. The Spirit tracks this coldhearted killer from the city's rundown warehouses, to the damp catacombs, to the windswept waterfront…all the while facing a bevy of beautiful women who either want to seduce, love or kill the masked crusader.
Starring Gabriel Macht as the Spirit, Samuel L. Jackson as the villainous Octopus, and the horde of beauties, Scarlett Johansson, Eva Mendes, Sarah Paulson as the horde of beauties. Frank Miller ("300" and "Sin City") directs.
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i just got my hands on this game and so far it's not looking bad, i'm still learning, but with the wiki i managed to get a better grip of what i'm doing. however, i still have no idea how to set up matches.
i'm just fiddling around so far, taking baby steps.
all help is appreciated :]
thanks in advance.
PSN: devil_prince11
never mind the previous question, found the answer, anyways i have a couple more questions
1- how to raise cash
2- how to raise popularity
3- how exactly does the game work? the fights i mean, i'm still having trouble understanding what determines who gets to attack the other.
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Taijouroukun 5 years ago#3
1) by going on tour. at the end of every turn (month), you have a chance to go on tour. that's how you make money. each tour, you can have the maximum of 8 shows (8 days). once your popularity increase, you also get television deal.
2) also by going on tour. your promotion's popularity increases in the area where you wrestled, and only in the area you wrestled.
3) the basic is
card's value + wrestle's attack in the move type - opposing wrestler's defense in that type
your opponent's number.
the bigger number gets the attack. there are other factors which give tiny bonus points, such as special abilities or wrestling in the wrestler's home area. i don't know all the details. i think the more consecutive moves you hit, the bigger a penalty you get. these are not too important. but one thing you must know is the move penalty.
every move on your wrestler has a power level. the higher the power level, the more damage it does. but there's a catch. a power level 1 (the least powerful) move requires your hp to be below 90%, or there is a -1 penalty. if you meet the requirement, there is no penalty. a power level 2 move requires your hop to be below 80% or there is a -2 penalty, and so forth. so a power level 9 move requires your hp to be below 90% or you get a -9 penalty. so when you choose what move to use in a match and what move to have your wrestler learn, this is extremely important.
if you got the card to do your finishing move, that always win. i don't know what happens in a finisher vs. finisher.
boy am i glad to see someone still pops in this forum!
i'm wondering about the management mode starting options if i may ask.
i know about the company name, the trademark thingy, the skills and the years.
but, there are two more options, from 1 to 5.
if i got it right, the first one is how many brands i'm going to be playing in case we're having a multiplayer, correct?
then there's another one right after it, i'm assuming it's the number of brands i'm playing against?
then there's a level thingy, ranging from 1 to 3 what does that do?
after that, there's a 3 or 4 choices, i'm not home right now, so i'm speaking from memory here, i think this is the starting era? i read somewhere in the forum or the wiki, that there are several ones, i'm guessing they only decide who is available first to recruit, correct?
PSN: devil_prince11
also, would you kindly translate the data on the character's profile? when i click triangle and then R1. all i can come out with is the HP and the "Price" right next to it.
i'd be grateful if you could. :] thank you in advance.
also, when i'm in a match, and i'm outside the ring and press square i get a list of 4 commands, what're they?
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Taijouroukun 5 years ago#6
i haven't play this in a while, and i don't have the time at the moment to translate. i'll try to help you out maybe tomorrow or a little later this week.
thank you very much :]
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Taijouroukun 5 years ago#8
after you enter manager mode, there's the new game and continue option (in english). after that is the option of 1 to 4. that's the number of players you are choosing. after you choose, it's 2 to 5. that's the number of promotions. the minimum number of promotions is the number of players plus 1. so there is always at least one npc promotion.
after that, it's the year of the Final Series. you can choose from 1 to 99, the number being the number of years after you start the game when the final series take place. so if you choose the default 5, the final series take place 5 years after you start the game. you can change this in the game. the final series is a competition where you fight against other promotions. There are 3 separate groups, the jr weight, heavy weight, and tag team. and you will fight against the best of the best. so you might want to prepare yourself accordingly. after the final series is the ending, and where one of your wrestler confesses her feelings for you if she likes you enough. but the game doesn't end. i'm not sure if the final series affects the game play afterward.
1 to 3 is the difficulty. different difficulty starts you with different amount of AP (money). i'm not sure what else it changes, if any.
right after the difficulty setting it's the time period you begin the game. naturally, there are different promotions in different era, and the same promotion have different strength. yes, you do start with different wrestlers in different era, but they recycle. after a number of years since they retire, the wrestlers do come back at their youngest age. and there are two version of the same wrestlers (different color and name, but that's it). the 2nd version starts showing up around the time when all the wrestlers pretty much debuted. you can look up when they show up here
Taijouroukun 5 years ago#9
after you got to the character profile and press R1, from top row to bottom row, left to right:
HP, rating
throw attack, throw defense
submission move attack and defense
power move attack and defense
strikes attack and defense
air attack and defense
strength, dexterity
constitution, recovery, speed
rating is a general rating of how good your character is base on your stats. it directly affects the salary required to get someone, but it's not the salary.
there are 5 types of moves, throw, submission, power, strikes, and air. throw would be moves like suplex, submission is obvious, power would be power bomb, strikes would be punches and kicks, and air would be drop kick and moonsault. the highest level is either F or S, i forgot. it's 1 to 9, then A (10), B (11), C (12), and so forth. basically base 16. but there is a limit as to how high you can get. like if you got to F in attack, your defense can only get to A (not sure on the exact level). so your choice might be something like D/C, E/B, F/A, etc. it has to do with the number of experience you can receive in each type. the site explaining it was already down, so i can't look it up to give you the facts. anyway, i think after 8, the experience required to get to the next level increases. or in another word, it's cheaper going to that level.
strength, dexterity, constitution, recovery, and speed only goes up to A. there is also a combine limit as to how far you can get with those. so you might at most get 2 A, one 8, one 7, one 6 (not exactly sure on the numbers), or 2 A and three 7s. if you want 3 A, you really have to give up on one of the stat. after you got to A, you continue to receive experience before you hit the experience cap at that particular stat. but you won't get any higher level. those are just wasted experience. so once you got to A, you need to stop immediately because the more you waste, the less the other 4 stats can get.
strength affects how hard you hit and a little on HP. dexterity has to do with reversal, constitution greatly affects your HP, recovery affects the HP you recover each turn in a match, and speed, i forgot. i think things like using weapon, moves like the roll up, and interrupting the count in a tag match.
if what i said is confusion, just know that you can't get to highest level in both offense and defense in each move type, and you can't all 5 of the physical stats to the highest level.
Taijouroukun 5 years ago#10
i don't know what are the 4 options you got outside the ring. i just played a training match. i only see one option, and that's to get back in the ring.
by the way, attempting to get back in the ring, going for the pin fall, and going for the tag, i believe all have a -1 penalty.
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Limp or leap.
It was the question that was posed to the Desert Vista football team heading into Week 10 as the third-ranked Thunder hosted No. 5 Chandler.
How did they want to enter the postseason? With a limp or with a leap forward.
While the Thunder lost a few more defensive players due to injury to limp just a bit, Desert Vista took a gigantic lunge to secure the third spot in the Division I postseason with a 38-31 win over Chandler at Thunder Stadium.
"We finished exactly where we wanted to," said Desert Vista coach Dan Hinds, whose team is the No. 3 seed, and thus, on the opposite side of the bracket from three-time defending big-school champion Chandler Hamilton.
The game was fast fun and played at a frantic pace as the two squads combined for more than 900 yards with just one turnover and a handful of punts.
The Wolves (7-3) had a chance to tie it late, taking over on their own 42 with just under three minutes and three time outs remaining. Desert Vista's defense was tiring and didn't show much of a pass rush all game, but secured sacks, one by JJ Dielman and the other by Nick Farina, on the first two plays of the drive to force the Wolves to burn timeouts.
Chandler eventually got the first down, but turned it over on downs four plays later when Chandler quarterback Darell Garretson was stopped on a fourth-and-2.
"I didn't come through for my teammates at the end," said Garretson, who finished 15 of 21 for 208 yards and an interception. "The running game as great all night, but I didn't get there. Now, instead of knowing we were going to get a top four seed we have to wait and see how far we fall."
The Wolves slipped down to the ninth seed and travel to Avondale to take on Westview next week.
Desert Vista (9-1) will host No. 14 North Canyon.
The game was an up and down the field affair as Chandler's Paul Perkins ran 26 times for 268 yards and four touchdowns, while teammate Javon Williams had nine catches and 154 yards.
But it was Desert Vista that was the team out front most of the game as the Thunder went to the air with Chandler packing the box with defenders.
"We loaded up against the run and if they were going to beat us it was going to have to come over the top," Chandler coach Shaun Aguano said. "And that's what we did so we have some adjustments to make."
Thunder quarterback Hunter Rodriguez had some fun as the big left-hander completed 16 of 22 passes for 256 yards and four touchdowns.
He found Matt Geranen (4 catches for 74 yards) twice for touchdowns, and added scoring throws to Matt Smith - who left with a left high ankle sprain - and Kaleb Germinaro.
The player of the game for Desert Vista might have been Farina as the junior safety had an interception inside the Thunder's red zone, had the late sack and sniffed out a fake punt on fourth-and-2 when he tackled Chandler's LaRon Tarkington.
"I saw them run the same play in the JV game so I kind of had a feeling it was coming," Farina said of the stop on the fourth down that led directly to a 17-7 lead.
Farina said it was important to send out the 35 seniors with a home win in their last regular season game.
"They've earned that right," he said. "We were focused on Chandler, getting the win and let the playoff stuff take care of itself."
Contact writer at (480) 898-7915 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @JSkodaAFN.
Box score
Desert Vista 38, Chandler 31
Chandler 7 7 3 14-31
D. Vista 10 7 14 7-38
|First downs
|Passing yards
Scoring summary
C - Perkins 5 run (Vega kick), 7-0.
DV - Matt Smith 34 pass from Rodriguez (Goldfein kick), 4:20
DV - Goldfein 38 field goal, 1:16
DV - Geranen 37 pass from Rodriguez (Goldfein kick), 10:15
C - Perkins 48 run (Vega kick), 8:45
DV - Arredondo 1 run (kick failed), 9:05
C- Vega 25 field goal, 5:58
SV - Geranen 16 pass from Rodriguez (Arredondo run), 1:45
C - Perkins 2 run (Vega kick), 11:47
DV - Germinaro 34 pass from Rodriguez (Goldfein kick), 6:11
C - Perkins 1 run (Vega kick), 3:52
Desert Vista (9-1) and Chandler (7-3) put on an offensive showcase with the Thunder coming away with a 38-31 battle that essentially determined the third seed in the Division I postseason.
The offenses off both teams combined for 908 yards with the Wolves going for 552 in the losing cause.
Player of the game
Chandler's Paul Perkins carried it 26 times for 268 yards and four touchdowns in the losing call.
Key stat
Desert Vista (9-1) and Chandler (7-3) put on an offensive showcase with the Thunder coming away with a 38-31 battle that essentially determined the third seed in the Division I postseason.


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I am using WSAD 5.1 EJB2.0 ...
When developing web application, the external (3rd party)
jars that the servlet or jsp refer to can be put into
WEB-INF/lib for runtime.
What is the equivalent for EJB (in particular a MDB)?
I hate to have to add it to the websphere server
classpath or ext.dirs.
Thanks for you input.
Classpath setting for EJB (3 messages)
- Posted by: wendy liew
- Posted on: December 09 2003 12:28 EST
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- Classpath setting for EJB by Paul Strack on December 09 2003 12:36 EST
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Classpath setting for EJB[ Go to top ]
Put your EJB in an EAR, and put the 3rd party JAR in the EAR as well.
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- Posted on: December 09 2003 12:36 EST
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Manifest[ Go to top ]
Then use the manifest for the EJB to add the 3rd party
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- Posted on: December 09 2003 13:18 EST
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jar to the manifest classpath.
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I am using WSAD 5.1 for development .
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- Posted on: June 09 2004 09:57 EDT
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I have created a enterprise project (j2ee 1.2).
There are no errors at compile time.
When ever I start my server ,
Immediately at the submit of login button , I get a page not found in the browser.
When I view the cosole I see a ClassNotFoundException.
I have infered that my web classes are some how not getting loaded.
I was not having this problem when I was using WSAD 4.0.3.
After I transitioned my work to WSAD 5.1, I am getting this problem.
Is there any specific setting I need to make so that my web classes get loaded.
In WSAD 4.0.3 the compiled classes used to go to WEB-INF/classes folder and a web classes jar used to get created under WEB-INF/lib folder.
But in WSAD 5.1 that is not getting created , Is that a reason why web classes are not getting loaded into the run time environment.
Please help me with the setting I need to make in WSAD 5.1 where the web classed get laoded at run time.
Can someone help to set web classes into runtime classpath as my web project is not getting loaded into the runtime environment.
Your help will be greatly appreciated.


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How about we start Monday with something sweet?
I visited Ovenly in Greenpoint last week. Ovenly started off as a wholesale operation by two friends who meet at a food-oriented book club in 2010. They opened their first retail location in Greenpoint this summer and it's the kind of place I wish we had more of in our neighborhood. A wide selection of house-baked pastries, nicely sized so that you could be satisfied with one. But eating two wouldn't be out of the question ;)
If you visit, go on weekend so that you can also stop by Paulie Gee's for a pizza dinner.
Where to begin!
Maybe with a slice of this Spiced Pumpkin and Olive Oil Loaf (you know how I love olive oil loaf/cakes/breads/muffins/cookies/gelato!)
They also bake a Salted Apple Bread – I usually buy this from Waverly St location of Joe's. That plus a cup of Joe's hot chocolate is the ideal winter afternoon treat.
Little cookies! Clockwise from top-left:
– Hazelnut Maple Cookie
– Chocolate Truffle Cookie
– Chocolate-Dipped Macaroon
– Pistachio Agave Cookie
Many sweets border on savory (like Abraço). This is the Black Olive Shortbread…
….and Montego Bay Bar with a date-cocoa filling and spelt-pecan cookie base.
Even the Chocolate Chip Cookies get a good dose of salt.
Meet the bars, brownies, blondies and shortbread:
– Chocolate, Black Caraway, and Smoked Salt Shortbread
– Stumptown Shorty
– Coconut-Chocolate Blondies
– Spiced Brownie with Cinnamon and Ancho Chile
Muffins and scones rotate often, and you can find at least one sweet and one savory version each day. I got a Pistachio Cardamom Muffin on my visit…
…followed by this Cheddar-Corn Muffin.
Scones comes in sweet flavors of Apricot-Thyme (pictured) and Currant-Rosemary…
…and savory flavors of Blue Cheese-Pecan (pictured) and Cheddar-Mustard.
P.S. Don't forget about this Brooklyn Blackout Cake. They make a salted chocolate pudding which is folded into the buttercream. The result is this pudding-buttercream hybrid which comes slathered between layers of devils food cake. Oh my, indeed ^_^


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Overall leader Lance Armstrong reacts as he crosses the finish line to win the 17th stage of the Tour de France cycling race between Bourd-d'Oisans and Le Grand Bornand, French Alps, in this July 22, 2004 photo. Armstrong was honored Monday Dec. 27, 2004 as The Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for the third straight year. Armstrong joined Michael Jordan (1991-93) as the only athletes selected by sports writers and broadcasters three straight times since the honor was first awarded in 1931.
AP Photo AUSTIN, Texas -- Even by his lofty standards, Lance Armstrong's return to the mountaintop in 2004 was pretty special.
The question now facing Armstrong and his legion of fans is whether he'll return to challenge the Pyrenees and the French Alps again in 2005.
Already recognized as one of the truly inspiring athletes of his generation, Armstrong took his cycling legacy a step further when he won a record-breaking sixth consecutive Tour de France in July.
And for his accomplishment, he was honored Monday as The Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for the third straight year.
Armstrong joined Michael Jordan (1991-93) as the only athletes selected by sports writers and broadcasters three straight times since the honor was first awarded in 1931.
"For me it was a special year," Armstrong said. "It's always nice to win the Tour, but this year was special simply because I broke the record and made history."
Armstrong received 51 first-place votes and 312 total points. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning was second with 17 first-place votes and 156 points.
The voting reflected Armstrong's return to dominating form in an event where he separated himself so far from the pack there was little question of the outcome.
In 2003, Armstrong struggled to win his fifth Tour de France, capturing cycling's premier event and one of the world's most grueling sporting events by a mere 61 seconds.
It was also the year he got divorced, and he acknowledged that he struggled to balance the pressures of his personal and professional lives.
Yet the 33-year-old Texan stormed back in 2004 with arguably his best U.S. Postal Service team and his best individual performance on the bike. He won five individual stages and a sixth with a team time trial in France.
"I certainly feel like I recovered my true strengths. I haven't felt as in control of a tour as this year," Armstrong said.
While other top riders and rivals such as Tyler Hamilton and Jan Ullrich withered during the punishing race, Armstrong powered on.
Germany's Andreas Kloden, the Tour runner-up, got a close up view of the American's strength in one of the hardest Alpine stages when Armstrong sailed past him to win a sprint finish in the last few meters.
"No gifts this year," Armstrong said after the stage.
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Discussion in 'Carry Issues' started by IndianaMatt, Sep 29, 2012.
Yep. It ain't MY friends I'm concerned about. It's the thug than wants to kill us I carry for.
Absolutly. I go to church and bible studies in friends home. They don't have a clue I'm carrying a XD45 with laser and extra clip on belt. I even hug everyone. Dress right. Carry right. Hug right. No problem. You never no the situation at another persons house. You don't even know if they bother to lock the door.
True. Which is why I am sometimes in the position where I must carry in a place where it is illegal to do so. Arrested is much better than dead.
Yes and like so many others have said. Concealed means concealed so it is never an issue because no one knows I am carrying.
Absolutely. Out of sight, out of mind. If we could plan for unexpected situations, they wouldn't be unexpected.
Why not? Dangers are everywhere.....
unless I'm in class or at work (store policy), I have a gun on me and even then, it's in my truck.
Who's the #1 suspect in any homicide?
Close friends and family.
You are WAY more likely to be killed by someone you know than a stranger...
Very true!!
Hence.....why you should around friends/family.
I'm thinking that with danger of attack EVERYWHERE, including events with family and friends, a bullet proof garmet would be a good investment for all of us. It might not be comfortable or convenient in the south, or elsewhere during summer, but spring, fall and winter up north it could be worn under a sweater or jacket. Armor fabric could also be used to make a coat or fashionable vest-style garment.
Remember, self defense measures are supposed to be COMFORTING, not comfortable or convenient. The armored garmet, combined with a weapon of sufficient caliber and capacity, would make us pretty much invincible.
The special protective clothing would become part of our CC gear at social and family events, church, sporting events, weddings, at the mall, and everyplace else attackers might lurk. Our SD basic equipment would be a CCW and CCV (civilian combat vest).
A decent vest for $300-$500 would cost less than most of the weapons we carry and would greatly enhance our chances of survival against FIREARMS AND KNIVES.
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Here are a couple more thoughts about Civilian Combat Vests (CCV) for self defense:
(1) A CCV can be worn in places where our CCW cannot be carried. Feel less vulnerable at the post office, at work, Disney World, public school events, bars (thats a good one), movie theaters, commercial flights, government buildings, including the White House.
(2) A CCV will protect against upper body injury in vehicle accidents.
(3) A CCV will provide comforting protection against NDs by careless shooters at public firing ranges.
(4) A CCV can be worn instead of the traditional chest protector to umpire baseball games, provided a bullet proof cup is also employed. Deadly attacks can happen at Little League parks, too. Umpires are always at risk! http://www.securityprousa.com/miamandac.html
(5) When the SHTF, we'll all need a CCV. Might as well start getting used to wearing one now.
Over time, as Civilian Combat Vests (CCV) become more widely used by the general population, life insurance premium discounts will be provided to policy holders who wear them. It will be like homeowner insurance discounts for installation of smoke detectors. Further discounts will be offered if all family members regularly wear a CCV.
Since attack can happen anytime and anywhere, I predict the CCV will become a fundamental wardrobe component, like underwear. The fashion industry will pick up on this trend and offer all kinds of styles, colors and design innovations for casual wear, business dress and formal attire. Beachwear design will be the most challenging.
In the future, people will say "If I have my shoes on, my CCV is on too." Its inevitable, in my opinion.
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Yes. I will need the gun when I least expect it and those are the times I would be most likely to not carry. So, I always carry when legal for this reason.
I only carry places I'm going (as long as its legal, of course), whether its dinner at pals, boss, whoever. "Always carry, Never tell" - Theis
Of course that may depend on who you associate with. The people that are killed by family or friends often have one or two other slightly identifiable traits.
So why DO people feel the need to wear other people's pants when they're turning their life around, anyway?
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My trousers have been to a whole bunch of shootings and homicides. The vast majority of them have some commonality which is actually fairly easily avoidable.
Not specific to this thread but I had a conversation with a teenager a while back who had just left a vehicle burglary very quickly. I suggested to him that if elected to wear three shirts and started shedding them as he left the area he at least owed it to us to not wear three red shirts in an effort to not make it feel as if I was fishing at the trout farm.
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Roy Peter Clark's plea to save the game story from the robots
Poynter's Roy Peter Clark offered a rebuttal Tuesday to those—including this blogger—who have cheered the robot takeover of game stories. That is, those of us who like the idea that algorithm-generated text can do the grunt work of describing what happened on the field in what order, leaving human writers with time to write stories that are more original, less formulaic.
The usual argument against machine writing is that bosses will use it as an excuse to lay off writers and pocket the resulting profits. This is of course a possibility but I don't think anyone will succeed by doing that. I should note that as I write this, Sports on Earth has just laid off most of its writing and editing staff, according to multiple reports. There's no reason to believe SoE will be replacing them with algorithms—or that it's likely to become a big success now.
But Clark is arguing a different point. He wants to keep human gamers for the sake of the reader. "Killing the game story would be a shame," reads the headline on his Poynter.org post:
You would think that the game story would be obsolete, that sports networks and the internet would have provided countless replays accompanied by endless commentary by both players and a clone army of talking heads. Or that by now the game story would be the job of a robot journalist.
But guess what, the game story lives. Proof positive comes from Steven Goff, the soccer writer for the Washington Post. His game story, which played on page one, has the benefit of describing one of the most shocking matches in World Cup history, the demolition of the home team Brazil 7-1 on July 8 by the stereotypically methodical Germans, who would go on to win it all.
Clark cites Red Smith's famous lede describing Bobby Thomson's "Shot Heard Round the World" home run that won the 1951 National League pennant for the New York Giants, a lede that began, "Now it is done. Now the story ends. And there is no way to tell it." He then credits Goff for leading his story in a similarly unconventional manner.
I would argue that Smith was not writing a game story. He was a columnist, not a beat writer, and, while his famous story had some game details, it was not a classic gamer. Similarly, Goff could afford to start his story, as Clark notes, "with two long paragraphs that almost ignore the details of the game" because he knew that any reader who cared about those details would already have learned them by the time the story was published.
So we may be talking semantics here. Goff's piece is a game story, in the sense that it was the piece in the Washington Post that day that described the game, but it was as much a column, a collection of observations and opinion mixed in with quotes and description, as Red Smith's piece from 1951. Clark acknowledges this:
The great flamboyant food critic, Alan Richman, was once a sports writer, and he and I once tangled in a playful debate as to whether the game story was more news or criticism. I argued news. He argued criticism.
Over the years, I find myself drifting towards his side. I know enough about soccer to understand in real time how badly the Brazilians were playing. What I needed from Steven Goff was an explanation and a validation of that perspective.
So Clark is arguing here not for the preservation of the standard Associated Press gamer—lede, context, important secondary detail, reverse chronological "running," and the whole thing written through after a few minutes with quotes interspersed. He wants to save the more literate, literary, nuanced writing like Goff's World Cup story, Smith's Thomson column and many unforgettable pieces in between and since.
I think we can all agree with that. The question is probably more like: How much game coverage do we need humans to do? For one of the biggest sporting events in the world over a four-year period, sure, let's have a fabulous writer like Goff write about the game, though he doesn't necessarily need to bother with too many "details of the game" if they don't fit what he wants to say.
But do we need that for a Tuesday night NBA game in Milwaukee, a Real Salt Lake-Portland Timbers tilt, a late-season Cubs-Phillies rainout makeup? I'd rather have writers with Goff's talent doing more than recapping who scored at what minute.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made changes to the vocational courses based on the feedback from the industry and academicians. The Board expressed that it is necessary to develop employability skills among students as there is a shortage of trained professionals in the country.
These vocational courses are optional and it is not mandatory for each school to offer these courses. Vocational courses are offered at the 10+2 level and now the curriculum has been changed to include the latest developments. The schools which will offer the new vocational courses have to adopt the new curriculum.
Now, those students appearing for the class XII exam can choose their scheme of studies as given here. The first subject will be English for 100 marks. Then two subjects from the academic stream (humanities/commerce/science) of 100 marks each can be chosen. Two more subjects have to be chosen from the vocational courses, again of 100 marks each. An additional subject of 100 marks can be chosen from the academic stream. Hence, the students' curriculum scheme will be for 500 marks + 100 marks for the additional subject.
Some of the new vocational courses to be offered are: Food Production, Retail Operations and Services, Front Office Operations, Medical Diagnostics and Foundry Technology.
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Jim Cramer Defends Gold on CNBC
This morning, on CNBC, Jim Cramer stated that he still believes in gold as an investment.
Yesterday, the price of the yellow metal took a sharp hit, selling off by nearly $75 an ounce.
Still, Cramer said he continues to believe in gold, as all the reasons it has rallied in the last few years--low interest rates for one--are still there. Cramer stated that every time gold pulls back, someone says "gold is over" and they have been wrong for 11 years.
Cramer also cited rising demand in China, and the increasing difficulty of mining for new gold.
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