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Simple Threat Meter
I'm out of here
This game has become too frustrating for me to play any more - so I wont be up-dateing this addon. I'm not the owner so I can't add you to the project
Players are nice - bugs are frustrating
Simple Threat Meter is a lightweight mod that displays your threat level on your current target as a bar. It's there when you want it to be and gone when you don't need it.
The bar displayed fills up from 0% to 100%. When it hits 100%, that's the point where you pull aggro off the tank.
This uses the BUILT-IN Blizzard threat values, so is guaranteed to be 100% correct, and is also based upon your distance to the target.
- Displays threat in a single, visually pleasing, bar format.
- Lightweight, uses Blizzard threat% values, rather than having to calculate all the time.
- Now includes sounds! A number of configurable audio warnings for when your threat level is too high.
- Horizontal or Vertical bar modes, with various layout options for text.
- Threat bar coloured based upon your current threat. Goes from green, through yellow to red.
- Has many built in sounds & textures, to make sure it can fit in with how you like your user interface to look. Supports sharedmedia.
- Highly configurable display conditions: solo/group/raid; with pet; in/out of combat and many more.
- Can be set to automatically disable when you activate certain talent builds, so it switches itself off when you're tanking, but is on when you're in a dps role.
To open the configuration panel, type the command: /stm or access through the standard add-ons configuration menu.
The configuration options themselves should be fairly clear.
The threat bars are also click-through when locked, meaning that they don't get in the way and stop you clicking on targets. You can also configure a transparency level, so you can see through the bars.
Omen does such a great job that I haven't seen many other threat meters developed, but with the complexity of some fights, I wanted something that doesn't take up much space on my screen and keeps me aware of my current threat level, but allows me to focus on the fight at hand.
So, Simple Threat Meter was born.
For reference, when using Omen or another threat meter, the values you need to be aware of:
110% - you will pull aggro from the tank if you are in melee range.
130% - you will pull aggro from the tank if you are further than melee.
With Simple Threat Meter, you just need to watch for 100%.
Q. Will you add support to show threat for multiple targets, such as offtanks or for my target's target for a healer?
A. No. That goes against the core design philosophy of this mod. It shows YOUR threat against what YOU are attacking.
Q. Can you make it so it goes up to 130%, as that's when I actually pull aggro.
A. Again, this is against the core design, that no matter whether you're at range or in melee, you only need to watch for the bar to go up to 100% to know where your danger level is.
Q. How did you get so much threat on a rabbit with out killing it ?
A. The images are just for the purposes of demonstration and I used a debug command to display an artificial level of threat for my target. :)
Q. I found a bug/want a change?
A. Please log them as a ticket at http://wow.curseforge.com/addons/project-7738/tickets/. Please check if the same bug regport/feature request already exists


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ATKINS - Chuck McCoy had never experienced hitting a home run in high school baseball until Friday night, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
The Atkins senior capped an eight-run outburst by belting a grand slam over the left-field fence with two out in the bottom of the seventh inning, giving the Red Devils a wild 15-12 victory over Subiaco Academy in non-conference play at McLaren Park.
Atkins (1-2) trailed 12-7 heading into the bottom of the seventh after Subiaco had scored twice in the top half of the inning. Zach Jamell and Brady Crigger delivered one-out singles, then C.D. Casto's infield single loaded the bases for Brandon Horn, who was hit by a pitch and forced in Jamell.
Then along came a pair of freshman to the rescue. Russell Gibson delivered a pinch-hit single and drove in two runs, then Evan Freeman singled to drive in a run and make it a 12-11 game.
D.J. Brinkley then drew a walk to load the bases and set the stage for McCoy, who worked his way to a 2-1 count. On the following pitch, McCoy crushed the pitch, sending it well over the left-field fence and clearing the Subiaco bus parked in the driveway.
"The pitch before that was called a strike appeared to be a little high," McCoy said after the game. "But the next pitch was right about in the same spot. I just jumped on it, and I knew right away it was gone. They threw the ball back on the field after the game, and it's in my bag right now."
The comeback overshadowed a lackluster performance by Atkins' defense. The Red Devils committed eight errors in the contest, including a dropped fly ball with the bases loaded that allowed Subiaco to score three runs during a five-run third.
"That was just wild," Atkins coach Chris Taylor said. "We had some ninth-graders that stepped up and kept us in there. We probably didn't deserve to win this game, but it was a great effort and our kids never gave up. They just hung in there and believed in themselves."
Atkins' only other lead came after the Red Devils scored twice in the bottom of the first. McCoy led off with a single and scored an errant throw after taking third on a passed ball, while Jamell had walked and later scored on Cody Martin's ground out.
Subiaco answered with a run in the second and five in the third for a 6-2 lead, only to have Atkins score four times in the bottom of the third and tie the game at 6-all. Casto banged out a two-run single and later scored on a passed ball, while Horn drove in a run with a ground out in the inning.
The Trojans, however, batted around in the fourth and scored three times, then added a run in the fifth for a 10-6 lead. Atkins' only run came in the bottom of the sixth when Horn singled, stole second and third and scored on a single by Freeman.
Jamell, the third Atkins pitcher, picked up the win with just one inning of work after he followed Brinkley and Martin to the mound. McCoy had three of Atkins' 14 hits, while Casto added three hits.
Subiaco 015 310 2 - 12 13 2
Atkins 204 001 8 - 15 14 8
Lopez, Jakes (7) and Lopez; Brinkley, Martin (3), Jamell (7) and McCoy; W - McCoy. L - Lopez. HR - Atkins: McCoy (1).

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A new constitution, drafted by the government and seeking to give the president two additional six-year terms in office and also granting him the power to seize white-owned land without compensation, was firmly rejected in a referendum held on Feb. 12–13, 2000; however, only about 25% of the electorate cast its votes. Toward the end of February, men claiming to be veterans of the independence war began what proved to be a long, drawn-out campaign involving the forcible occupation of white-owned farms, the destruction of farm buildings, and physical violence against white farmers and black farm workers during which several were killed.
On March 17 the High Court ordered the squatters to quit the farms, but this led only to an increase in the violence, the attackers being convinced they had the support of the president. Protests by the British government led Pres. Robert Mugabe to lay the blame on Great Britain for having reneged on its promise, given at the time of independence, to provide adequate funds to compensate white farmers for the loss of their land. Early in April Britain offered further assistance, provided the parliamentary elections to be held in June were seen to be free and fair, that the economy was restored to a firm footing, and that any further land distribution would benefit peasant farmers rather than ruling-party leaders. On April 21 President Mugabe promised that the elections would be free and fair and that the squatters would be urged to leave the farms they had occupied.
The weeks before the elections were marred by widespread violence against supporters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). Mugabe also imposed severe restrictions on attempts by external bodies, such as the European Union, to monitor the elections, which, he insisted, were an internal affair. In the election the MDC won 57 of the 120 contested seats and the ruling ZANU-PF 62; the government's dominance was assured, however, by the president's right to nominate an additional 30 members.
In October Mugabe announced that no action would be taken against any of those responsible for violence during the elections. Meanwhile, his campaign to seize white-owned land was intensified. In response, Pres. Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, in a reversal of his former position, announced on October 25 that this was a violation of the rule of law and had to stop. Mbeki, however, believed South Africa should continue to supply oil to Zimbabwe to prevent that nation's economy, which was in a serious state, from collapsing completely. In May the World Bank had cut off funding to Zimbabwe because of debt arrears amounting to $383 million. On August 1, after months of resistance by the government, the currency was devalued by 24%. This was followed on August 28 by a further devaluation of 3%. Responding to an opposition motion, the speaker of the Zimbabwe House of Assembly announced on October 26 that he would appoint a committee to investigate Mugabe's suitability to continue as president. In December the Supreme Court gave Mugabe six months to develop a workable land-reform program.
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New Delhi: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar stirred up a controversy yesterday when he said "If there is no water in the dam...Should we urinate into it?" Mr Pawar had said this in context to a two-month-long protest by a farmer, who is demanding dam water for his parched field. After much outrage, he apologised saying "These remarks were not made for drought-affected people."
Here are the reactions to Mr Pawar's comments:
Prabhakar Deshmukh, fasting farmer on whom Ajit Pawar made the remark
Ajit Pawar was voted in to solve the people's problems, not make such remarks. Why is water being provided to a liquor factory and not farmers?
Shaina NC, BJP leader
Instead of saying that I stand by the public he makes comments like this. This is the lowest of low in Maharashtra politics.
Shabana Azmi, actor and activist (on Twitter)
Ajit Pawar's remark has touched an all-time low in crassness. Trivialising drought in Maharashtra and audience laughing! Disgusting.
Farhan Akhtar, actor (on Twitter)
Ajit Pawar fancies himself as a stand-up comic. I think his party should take his cue, sack him and let him follow his dream.


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The Arizona Cardinals aren't so sure about Kevin Kolb anymore; Randy Moss won't be looking at strike three in Minnesota and, when it comes to Peyton Manning, Colts' owner Jim Irsay talks a lot but doesn't actually say much.
It's simpler to figure out what is not happening in the NFL lately than what is happening. For instance, the Vikings say they aren't interested in bringing Moss — a former fan favourite — back for a second encore.
If not Minnesota, maybe St. Louis.
Rams' head coach Jeff Fisher gives Moss props. "I thought the world of him over the six or eight weeks that we had him (in Tennessee)," said Fisher. "I thought he was a terrific teammate and he did a great job in our locker room."
He just couldn't catch. It's just that the world didn't have Gisele Bundchen to point it out. But that's probably being catty.
Speaking of catty, as it has since the season ended, much of the discussion centres on Manning, with Irsay saying they'll continue to be "great friends", that he hopes the quarterback will continue to be "in a Colts uniform" and that they recently "got into a debate about whether Tiger Woods will win more majors than Jack Nicklaus or not."
But it's irrelevant. Just talk until Irsay says he's willing to pay Manning his March bonus, or that they've reached a new contract agreement.
We're about as close to knowing what is going to happen with Manning as Rex Ryan is to giving someone the silent treatment.
While Irsay has speculated whether Manning can recover his arm strength, former NFL quarterback Chris Weinke, who has spoken with Manning, is convinced he can return to play effectively.
Weinke should know. He recovered from a similar spinal fusion surgery in 1998, although he did it at a younger age.
"It's not a question of if he can get back healthy because it's already been proven it can happen because I went through it," Weinke told USA Today. "I lost everything, full atrophy in my throwing arm, the nerves that control my right arm were damaged. I had total nerve regeneration. I had to in essence re-teach myself to throw."
While Manning has been regenerating, Irsay hasn't been the only one with a remarkable ability for generating double-speak. In Arizona, Kolb was signed last season as their quarterback of the future. But general manager Rod Graves noted: "There's no reason to think at this particular point that we wouldn't proceed with . . . seeing (Kolb's) contract through, but things change as we go down the road."
Translation: Change — as in change like Manning becoming a free agent, maybe. To "think" Kolb will be No. 1 rather than outright saying he is No. 1 are two different things.
But then, perhaps when they signed Kolb as their quarterback of the future, they didn't say how long (or to be more precise, how short) that future would be.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman says the Eagles want to sign receiver DeSean Jackson to a long-term deal to keep him in Philadelphia. Jackson had 58 catches for 916 yards last season but with a glut of free agent receivers on the market there had been speculation the Eagles might tag and/or trade him.
"This is about a relationship we have with a player that we drafted and that we feel strongly about," Roseman said. "We feel fortunate to have a player of DeSean Jackson's magnitude on our football team and I think the future is bright for DeSean Jackson."
There's just no pleasing some people.
Last year ESPN's Cris Carter said Calvin Johnson wasn't an "elite" receiver. That was before Johnson launched a personal blitz kreig on every secondary.
Now Detroit quarterback Matt Stafford is getting pooh-poohed. He became only the fourth quarterback in history to throw for 5,000 yards in a season.
"Throwing for 5,000 yards in the NFL right now is nothing," pooh-poohed the NFL Network's Marshall Faulk. "I don't want to take anything away from it. As much as people throw the football now, you better have 5,000 (yards) if you have Calvin Johnson."
Hmmm. First Johnson's not that good. Now Stafford's not that good. But Johnson is good. Someone make these guys stop. They're making my head hurt.
Adrian Peterson believes he will recover from surgery for a torn ACL in time to start the season ... Detroit defensive end Cliff Avril believes loyalty begins, and ends, in the pocketbook. If the Lions want to sign him they'll have to pay market value. "There's no such thing as a hometown discount in the NFL," Avril said. "Once you can't play anymore, they're going to let you go, so you have to strike gold when you can." ... Kicker Josh Scobee and the Jaguars are working on a long-term contract ... Bengals' Rey Maualuga has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanour assault charge after an employee at a bar claimed the linebacker punched him ... Former Raiders' coach Hue Jackson will return to Cincinnati, where he was an assistant from 2003-06, to coach the secondary and special teams.
Tim Tebow. Chick magnet.
Who knew?
Some guys don't have a prayer. The Broncos quarterback has a prayer for everything.
Or, so it would appear. Rumors circulated recently that Tebow was working out at UCLA.
ProFootballTall.com reports the same thing is now happening at UCLA as happened at the media centre two weeks ago in Indianapolis before Super Bowl XLVI, where folks blew past icons like Joe Montana to get a glimpse of Tebow.
"There's a little Tebowmania going on here on the UCLA campus," head coach Jim Mora said, jokingly. "There's a few more girls hanging around the football office and the football field than there typically are."


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I went to the dr about 2 weeks ago. She told me I have herpes. She tried to tell me I could have had it for years and it just now broke out. I knew it wasn't true. She was saying it to make me feel better.
I called my husband and ask him if he had ever cheated on me. He of course denied it. I said to him, if you have this might be a good time to tell me. He again denied it. I then said to him do you want to tell me how I got herpes?
He then says that he did once. That he went on ashley maddison, talked to someone 3 times, met her at a hotel and had sex.
I am a very logical person. I tend to think things to death. I told him a few days later that I knew he was lying, that no woman would do that.
He then told me it was a prostitute. He found her on CL. He said he didn't know it was a prostitute until he got there. He paid her 120$. Talk about feeling worthless.
I asked him if he wore a condom, he said not during oral. Hence, the herpes.
He says he has never done it before, not since he has been with me.
He begged me not to leave him, said he would do anything to make it up to mr, if only I will forgive him and give him another chance.
I know this is long, but what do you think?
At this point, do not believe what he tells you. He will be protecting himself and what my Former Wayward Husband's (FWH)Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist (CSAT) said "protecting his sources". If you have access to his computer, check his history and click on the most visited link, if there is one.
He needs to be completely and brutally honest with you. It's up to you to decide how much details you need to hear.If you chose to hear all the details, be prepared to find out more than what he originally admitted to. Be prepared to learn about things that you never thought you would ever be exposed to.
I learned about my FWH "bookings with escorts" by searching his computer's history. I found the site, and found his user name and password. I read feedback and reviews of what they did, where, how, oral, positions, what she wore, the list goes on and on. He Trickled Truth (TT) me for months. Even after counseling he still wasn't being honest with me. It took 9 months for me to learn the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It took him 9 months to fully accept what he had done and what he was. Read my profile for my story.
Please get tested for all STD's as well as HIV. He needs to do the same. Please get counseling from someone who is trained in infidelity and SA, both of you.
If you haven't already done so, visit the healing library and the I can relate forum for the spouses/partners of sex addicts. We are all here to help you survive this and we are here for you.
Do you know for sure it was a prostitute? He has changed his story as to who it was..so I wouldn't believe anything he says without proof.
Put a keylogger on his computer,and spyware on his cell. DON'T tell him. It wouldn't surprise me a bit if this supposed prostitute was actually a coworker or a friend of yours.
Cheaters lie and minimize. Trust nothing he says.
Is he getting tested for STD's?
..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.
I am a woman who enjoys sex, but he doesn't seem to want it with me. Maybe once a week sometimes less often.
I know it wasn't a co worker because he is self employed, just him and one other man.
I also know it isn't a friend because I really don't have very many and none that would be interested in him as they are older than me and disgusted by cheating as they were cheated on by their ex's.
I have suspected him of cheating before, have found online stuff but nothing to confirm anything physical.
I was tested for all std's and so far every test has been negative. They are not all back yet.
You asked what I think. I think your husband has had multiple ONS with people (and note I said people, not women) on Ashley Madison, hookers through other online means, and anonymous hookups on CL. Hence the conflicting stories. And regardless of whether or not you believe in sex addiction, I doubt he will stop without proper psych treatment. He may white knuckle it for a while, or take it underground, but he won't stop. He is broken and will continue until he addresses what is broken.
I second checking the computer history (and if he has deleted it, or has private browsing on, google how to retrieve it through the DOS prompts) and getting an idea of what he has been up to. Consider a keylogger. Search for the hidden cell phone. Consider putting a VAR in his car. Typically guys who do this try to cover their online tracks and use a secret phone to meet up. Now that prepaid/no contract smartphones are much cheaper, sometimes they do all the online stuff/chatting/calling on those. I'm not saying you need to find all of his history now, just enough to prove to yourself he has a bigger problem that a one-time hookup. That seems to be a sticking point for you, is there more (as opposed to just is he lying, which you already know he is, or if one-time infidelity is a deal-breaker, which seems to not be the case for you). So you look until you find enough evidence that supports your gut instinct.
Then I would recommend a CSAT therapist, or at least an IC with significant training and experience in trauma therapy. You have and will continue to be severely traumatized by this experience as you find out how much more there is. Again, regardless of what is wrong with him, your focus should be on YOUR healing from this experience. He will have to find his own path to fix what is broken. And most likely he is not going to be able to truly support your healing until he is addressing what makes him broken, so you have to be your own advocate.
Many hugs and best wishes to you. You have a long road ahead of you. But you can do this and you will survive.
I agree with the others. He has changed his story twice already. I'm concerned there may be more that you do not know about.
It is going to be very hard to pull the whole truth out of him. My ex tried very hard to convince me that there was just one prostitute. (note-there were more). It was clear he was never going to admit more than what I knew.
It really didn't matter to me how many they were, to be honest. Cheating was a deal breaker for me.
Remember you do NOT deserve this! I'm so very, very sorry. You deserve better.
Big Hugs
then says that he did once. That he went on ashley maddison, talked to someone 3 times, met her at a hotel and had sex.
I am a very logical person. I tend to think things to death. I told him a few days later that I knew he was lying, that no woman would do that.
I am a very logical person. I tend to think things to death. I told him a few days later that I knew he was lying, that no woman would do that.
Oh yes they would. Women only join that site to meet men for sex. I'd guess he's met several women from there.
My WH also went to Craigslist to hire someone for oral sex. He was getting BJ's in our car. It has been 6 weeks since d day and I have been blindside 3 times. He realized a week ago that because of his actions that he may have lost me forever. I gave him until the end of the day to come clean and tell me everything and why. He had not answers so at this point so we live together do to financial problem due to hurricane sandy. He is now in IC to found out why he would throw await our marriage of 27 years just for oral sex.
I still don't believe that he has told me everything.
D-Day, June 10, 2012
Sorry you find yourself here. I would have never know sites like this existed except for my unfortunate circumstances. I think we all have a lot to offer each other! Take care!
Have to agreed with others, there is more to his story. Not sure how long it has been from the day he admitted cheating, but sorry to say that it takes awhile for WS to admit all, if they ever do.
Don't discount any one. OW was a friend, neighbor and etc, who had been cheated on ... I knew there was attraction and kept her and his spouse as friends we shared holidays with. Shame on me. 5 years EA and 3 months of intense SA. Never say "Never".....
Lots of hugs to you and know that whatever you decide for you, YOU will survive!!!
I wanted to take a minute to help clarify the medical side of this if that's okay. I have a background in Microbiology and Physiology and have worked in the medical field for a while so unfortunately I have become quite familiar with statistics re. STDs.
There are two types of Herpes virus transmitted sexually: HSV1 and HSV2. If a man has sexual intercourse with a woman infected with HSV2 (which is the more commonly sexually transmitted virus; HSV1 causes cold sores and a huge portion of the population has that virus without any problems other than the occasional illness- or stress-induced cold sore) twice a week for a year, the chances he will contract HSV2 are 4%. Over the course of a year. And that's if the only precaution taken is not having sex during an outbreak -- if the woman is taking suppressive therapy, the risk drops to 2%.
So in this light, I think it's fair to say he's probably had extramarital sex more than once. (Or he was infected with it prior to your M and the infection just became active in you, which is also possible.)


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Set up in 2009, the scheme helps some of Londons most talented designers to develop their businesses through financial support for two seasons, with previous winners including Erdem, Christopher Kane and Giles. To win, the designers must have progressed through NEWGEN or be at a similar stage in their business.
David, Holly and Michael are three very worthy recipients of the 2013 Fashion Forward scheme, commented Caroline Rush, the Chief Executive of the British Fashion Council. We have seen them grow through the NEWGEN scheme and are pleased to see their businesses progress to the next level of Fashion Forward sponsorship. We look forward to seeing their collections at London Fashion Week in February.
Watch the video below as Caroline Rush and Melanie Smallwood, head of eBay fashion brands, talk through this years winners.


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From: Larry Beasley
Subject: Our new executive editor
Date: November 7, 2012 4:11:34 PM EST
We have completed the search for a new executive editor and I am glad to announce that David Jackson will be taking over the reins of the newsroom effective immediately. I am sure most of you are familiar with David's extraordinary journalism success as a correspondent for Time magazine and his stewardship of the Voice of America newsroom. We are lucky to have a journalist of his caliber to lead us into the digital future. His commitment to compelling, exclusive reporting will serve our audiences well and challenge each of us to reach higher and stretch further to differentiate ourselves in the 21st century news marketplace. And David has a keen sense of how to serve audiences in the new digital channels we are building.
He'll begin working immediately with Chris Dolan, Brett Decker and the entire news and opinion teams. I know you will join me in welcoming David. I've attached the official announcement we'll be sending out shortly so you can share the good news with your friends.
Note: For any confused readers, this isn't USA Today's David Jackson. This is David S. Jackson, a former speechwriter at the State Department and former director of the Dept. of Defense' media group. He also spent 23 years at TIME.


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Apparently Spurs are shopping Parker to Toronto and Sacramento for lottery pick:
Not sure it's a great idea.
Apparently Spurs are shopping Parker to Toronto and Sacramento for lottery pick:
Not sure it's a great idea.
I was about to say how i thought he was awesome but that he would be to old by the time were ready to compete, but then I realized that the Pg who just won was Jason Kidd....
Bad Choice..All Tony Parker Will Do Is Help The Raps Win Games And Ruin Are Lottery Choices For Next Year..He Is Getting Up Their In Age And Wouldn't Be In the Long Term Plan's..We Are Trying To Build To Last Like OKC Did...
Just a little worried that BC's 2 year timeframe could lead to this sort of quick fix to medicority
The Only Way I Would Do This Trade Is If He Was Still With Eva Langoriaa...Damnnnnn..She WouldBe At All The Raps Game...He Fucked It Up Soooo Naaaaaaaaaaaaaahh We Pass ...
A move like this would bring me a step closer to not being a fan of this team.
Can't mess with the youth movement. Don't do it BC!
I'll take my chances with Kemba, thank you very much!
Just one year away... Bruno is almost here!
You know it's funny...for all the talk of this being a weak draft, there are an awful lot of championship calibre teams looking to trade cornerstones of their franchise to get into the lottery.
Let's assume that Parker could give Toronto 3 top tier level years in stats and leadership. By that time, Colangelo along with all the fans and NBA pundits will know the limit of this "core" of young players. At that time, if the Raptors are looking to contend and Parker is slowing down going into his 4th season with Toronto, he could become the 6th man and the team could find means to bring in another PG as FAs would want to come to Toronto because it's a great city and it's winning.
If people are looking to bring in 5 young players 23 and younger and build a contender is going to be disappointed. A team always needs veteren leadership and skills (the tricks of the trade only come with time). To take a chance on a proven PG leader would be the best hope Toronto has. And besides, who knows what this pick could be? I say it's more of a gamble not to trade for Parker if indeed the rumours hold merit.
Lastly, Colangelo has 2 years to get this team winning. He will not settle for passing up on all star talent just to keep the #5 pick in a weaker than average draft.
Let's see...
Brandon Knight or Kemba Walker or Tony Parker?
If I were the GM and I'm not, I can't imagine how I could pass up Tony Parker.
I think BC is a smart GM. If he makes this trade then I will go back to be a Celtics fan like I was pre Raps!
I've always been a fan of Parker, but I'm not so sure about this one. The only way it would make sense would be if James Anderson was also part of the package. Something like Parker/Anderson/#29 for Kleiza/Calderon/#5 might work... although I doubt the Spurs would bite.
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He's 29 years old. No doubt he could help the team but it should not be done by way of sacrificing the future by dealing the 5th.
Now is not the time to add vets! We need to develope youth and lose, grab a top player in next years draft and then build a championship calibar team. Losing in the first rd doesn't interest me!
Best case scenario: Parker becomes all star and leads Raptors back to playoffs. Defence improves future is good.
Worst case scenario: Parker doesn't bring it, and Raptors win only 30 games. They would then be back in the lottery.
I can see and appreciate the risks, but saying it would sacrifice the future is a little dramatic, no?
Maybe losing in the 1st round will give these guys confidence which they can improve upon in the seasons that follow. And maybe it doesn't interest you but I'm sure it interests a lot of people on the team and within the organization.
People seem to be mistaking Andre Miller for Tony Parker. Because Tony Parker is and has been an elite level player. This team needs top talent.
- Their high lotto pick will be somebody age 18-21 whereas Parker is only a couple years away from the age when guards start losing a step. For a PG who depends heavily on speed to do his job, this is a concerning proposition.
- Since when did Tony Parker start playing good defense?
- No one is suggesting the Raptors can't get an excellent player at #5.
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Letter: Pitts unfairly attacks Christianity in column
Pitts unfairly attacks Christianity in column
A recent op-ed, "Again, Christianity dallies," by columnist Leonard Pitts criticizes the World Vision Christian relief organization for once again dragging its heels in funding the fight against the AIDS epidemic. Pitts makes a valid point, but then goes on to muddy the waters of reason as he solely blames Christendom for mistakenly believing AIDS was a gay issue.
Approximately 25 years ago, when the seriousness of AIDS was made painfully clear, celebrities like Rock Hudson, Liberace and Freddie Mercury – just to name a few – all died from AIDS-related illnesses, and all were gay. It was the conclusion at that time by reasonably intelligent people, Christian or otherwise, that AIDS was a gay issue.
Pitts sits on his journalistic throne stating that today's faith condemns, and negatively equates Christianity with conservatism. True faith never condemns. It embraces what is morally right and just according to God's law. And when did conservatism become a dirty word? To conserve is to reserve for the future, to temper.
The blame game continues as Pitts says the shrinking of Christ's gospel is the reason for today's problems; and goes on to say it's wrong to criminalize abortion. The gospel of Christ has not shrunk. It's the shrinking of narrow minds who selfishly refuse to see the sacredness and dignity of human life from conception to the grave.
And lastly, Pitts credits Christ with his compassion in forgiving the most grievous sinners of his day. Amen. But Christ's parting words after the absolution were always, "Go, and sin no more." He never gave them a free pass, and none will be given today.
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A part of the Grecian camp.
(Ajax; Thersites; Achilles; Patroclus)
The slow-witted Ajax and the bitter Thersites abuse one another till Ajax, outclassed, resorts to physical violence to shut Thersites up. It doesn't work: Thersites merely starts commenting on Ajax's envy of Achilles. Achilles and Patroclus arrive and ask what's going on, giving Thersites the excuse for yet more railing at everybody in his sight.. Ajax wishes to know what the proclamation is, and finally learns that it's about Hector's challenge. Achilles comments that had the choice of Greek champion not been put to a lottery, he would have been chosen. (81 lines)
Enter Ajax and Thersites.
Agamemnon, how if he had biles—full, all over, generally?
And those biles did run—say so—did not the general run then? Were not that a botchy core?
Then would come some matter from him; I see none now.
Thou bitch-wolf's son, canst thou not hear? Feel then.
Strikes him.
The plague of Greece upon thee, thou mongrel beef-witted lord!
Speak then, thou whinid'st leaven, speak; I will beat thee into handsomeness.
I shall sooner rail thee into wit and holiness, but I think thy horse will sooner con an oration without book than thou learn a prayer without book. Thou canst strike, canst thou? A red murrain a' thy jade's tricks!
Toadstool! Learn me the proclamation.
Dost thou think I have no sense, thou strikest me thus?
The proclamation!
Thou art proclaim'd fool, I think.
Do not, porpentine, do not, my fingers itch.
I would thou didst itch from head to foot; and I had the scratching of thee, I would make thee the loathsomest scab in Greece. When thou art forth in the incursions, thou strikest as slow as another.
I say, the proclamation!
Thou grumblest and railest every hour on Achilles, and thou art as full of envy at his greatness as Cerberus is at Proserpina's beauty, ay, that thou bark'st at him.
Mistress Thersites!
Thou shouldst strike him.
He would pun thee into shivers with his fist, as a sailor breaks a biscuit.
Beating him.
You whoreson cur!
Do! Do! Thou stool for a witch! Ay, do! Do! Thou sodden-witted lord! Thou hast no more brain than I have in mine elbows, an asinico may tutor thee. You scurvy valiant ass! Thou art here but to thrash Troyans, and thou art bought and sold among those of any wit, like a barbarian slave. If thou use to beat me, I will begin at thy heel, and tell what thou art by inches, thou thing of no bowels, thou!
You dog!
You scurvy lord!
Beating him.
You cur!
Mars his idiot! Do, rudeness, do, camel, do, do.
Enter Achilles and Patroclus.
Why, how now, Ajax, wherefore do ye thus?
How now, Thersites, what's the matter, man?
You see him there? Do you?
Ay, what's the matter?
Nay, look upon him.
So I do. What's the matter?
Nay, but regard him well.
Well? Why, so I do.
But yet you look not well upon him, for whosomever you take him to be, he is Ajax.
I know that, fool.
Ay, but that fool knows not himself.
Therefore I beat thee.
Lo, lo, lo, lo, what modicums of wit he utters! His evasions have ears thus long. I have bobb'd his brain more than he has beat my bones. I will buy nine sparrows for a penny, and his pia mater is not worth the ninth part of a sparrow. This lord, Achilles, Ajax, who wears his wit in his belly and his guts in his head, I'll tell you what I say of him.
I say, this Ajax—
Ajax offers to strike him.
Nay, good Ajax.
Has not so much wit—
Nay, I must hold you.
As will stop the eye of Helen's needle, for whom he comes to fight.
Peace, fool!
I would have peace and quietness, but the fool will not—he there, that he! Look you there.
O thou damn'd cur! I shall—
Will you set your wit to a fool's?
No, I warrant you, the fool's will shame it.
Good words, Thersites.
What's the quarrel?
I bade the vile owl go learn me the tenor of the proclamation, and he rails upon me.
I serve thee not.
Well, go to, go to.
I serve here voluntary.
Your last service was suff'rance, 'twas not voluntary; no man is beaten voluntary. Ajax was here the voluntary, and you as under an impress.
E'en so; a great deal of your wit, too, lies in your sinews, or else there be liars. Hector shall have a great catch, and 'a knock out either of your brains; 'a were as good crack a fusty nut with no kernel.
What, with me too, Thersites?
There's Ulysses and old Nestor, whose wit was moldy ere your grandsires had nails on their toes, yoke you like draught-oxen, and make you plough up the wars.
What? What?
Yes, good sooth. To, Achilles! To, Ajax! To—
I shall cut out your tongue.
'Tis no matter, I shall speak as much as thou afterwards.
No more words, Thersites, peace!
I will hold my peace when Achilles' brach bids me, shall I?
There's for you, Patroclus.
I will see you hang'd like clatpoles ere I come any more to your tents. I will keep where there is wit stirring, and leave the faction of fools.
A good riddance.
Marry, this, sir, is proclaim'd through all our host:
That Hector, by the fifth hour of the sun,
Will with a trumpet 'twixt our tents and Troy
Tomorrow morning call some knight to arms
That hath a stomach, and such a one that dare
Maintain—I know not what, 'tis trash. Farewell.
Farewell. Who shall answer him?
I know not, 'tis put to lott'ry. Otherwise,
He knew his man.
O, meaning you? I will go learn more of it.


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SEA TO SHINING SEA: Nearing the Missouri River mouth
DAYS 54, 55, 56 - July 6, 7 and 8 Traveling a little faster than the mighty Missouri.
At some points, like from the bridge at Jefferson City - capitol of the state - we see the wide and shallow Missouri from bank to bank. Other days, we catch glimpses of the silvery river through the trees. And then at other times, the river is beyond the fertile bottom land that nurtures solid crops of wheat, beans and corn without irrigation.
The Missouri, at 2,000 or so miles long, drains an enormous amount of this nation before it empties into the Mississippi just above St. Louis. Its steady eight miles of current presses eastward from its headwaters way back in the Rockies. From time to time - like back in 1993 - flood waters swell the Missouri way beyond its banks taking out homes, crops, roads and anything else that sweeping waters can carry.
One of the interpretive signs along the Katy Trail said early settlers found the land of central Missouri so fertile, and the climate so favorable for growing, they claimed you could plant a crow bar in the evening and it would begin sprouting ten-penny nails by morning.
Our pedaling the last two days has taken us through a region heavily influenced by the German immigrants who settled here. We've passed through beer gardens and towns with names like Rhineland, Hermann, Peers and Dutzow. In Hermann, we ate brats and kraut and warm potato salad. Two days ago on Saturday, we passed the largest group of Amish young people - girls with hair up and flowing calico dresses, boys trim in blue shirts, black pants and black, flat-rimmed hats - that we had ever seen. Dozens of them with a group, pedaling on the trail. Girls outnumbered boys by at least four to one. Lots of German roots in that group as well.
The town of Hamburg is no longer on the map. One local said the government took it over in World War II because it wanted to make bombs there. "Google Hamburg, Missouri and you'll find out the rest of the story," he said.
We passed a grandfather and grandson who pedaled out of Rehoboth Beach four weeks ago, headed west on a bonding adventure. Good intelligence. They took the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath route to Cumberland, Maryland and then jumped on the Great Allegheny Passage to Pittsburgh, making their way to St. Louis. "Go to Google maps and follow the routes suggested in bicycle mode. Working like a charm. It puts us on bicycle trails nearly every day and less-traveled roads. Make sure you cross the Ohio River in Stubenville, Ohio."
St. Charles is where Lewis and Clark did much of the staging for their Corps of Discovery westward expedition in 1804. The Katy Trail includes excellent interpretive signs chronicling their journey.
That's all for now. Sorry I haven't been here for a few days. Internet connections are spotty at best and the weather has taken a decided turn toward heat and humidity. By the end of the day, I have little patience for slow to nonexistent internet so I have to wait for places like St. Charles where the signals are stronger.
Heading into St. Louis tomorrow. We've covered 244 miles over the last four days - all on the Katy Trail. Our bikes are coated with the white powdery dust from the crushed limestone surface. Becky particularly likes the effect created on her legs by sun tan lotion and trail dust.
The muddy Mississippi beckons but she prefers a shower.
Tomorrow we'll pedal into St. Louis and maybe catch a Cardinals game before Googling our way across Illinois, Indiana and Ohio to Pittsburgh.
Auf wiedersehen!
(Total miles pedaled since we left Astoria, Oregon on May 14: 2,142.)
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Seddio Holiday House Lighting Set For Sunday
The Seddio family house's Annual Holiday Display will be unveiled this Sunday, November 26, at 5 p.m. at the corner of Flatlands Avenue and East 93rd Street. The house's magnificent collage of lights, animated figures and talking animatronics has been a Canarsie tradition since 1963.
This years holiday display is dedicated to the memory of George K. Campell, who was tragically killed a few months ago in a Belt Parkway accident. For many years in his youth, Campbell helped Seddio and others set up the exhibit. Campbell's father is a member of the Holy Family Church Men's Society.
Valued at over $250,000 the display includes over 50,000 lights, almost 100 animated dolls and a talking Christmas tree. Each of seven display areas identifies a different holiday celebration.
Santa's workshop includes eight tiny reindeer, elves making toys and Santa himself, who is followed by a 15-foot toy soldier who guards the entire display. A carousel of reindeer ridden by its own army of toy soldiers that is over 10 feet in diameter circles the inner yard of the property.
A visit with the Van Deer's enjoying Christmas is second only to Mickey and Minnie Mouse joined by a host of Disney characters decorating the Christmas tree, better known as "Stumpy," an eight-foot computer generated animation that vocalizes holiday songs and actually tells jokes.
The Nativity features animated figures of the three wise men and is interfaced with original figurines that are over 80 years old. There is also the opportunity to see Santa and Mrs. Claus relaxing at the North Pole in a depiction, featuring their activities the day after Christmas.
The display has an international and multi-cultural flavor, complete with depictions of Hannukah and Kwanzaa celebrations.
Finally a 10-foot-high hot air balloon decked out in lights is surpassed only by the splendor of various lighted figurines, which adorn the house and provide enough light to guide planes into nearby JFK Airport.
Opening night will feature Santa and his elves, costumed characters and live music. Musical entertainment will be provided by the Public School 115 and Canarsie Cluster choruses and by the steel drums of "Dem Stars" Steel Band.
Each year hundreds of visitors attend the Seddio house lighting celebration and thousands stop by through the New Year to see the dazzling ex-hibit.
The construction of the display is done solely with volunteers and usually takes the entire month of Nov-ember to accomplish. Over twenty Seddio family members and friends join in addressing each detail of the display, which includes the construction of display buildings, installation of the lights, placement of the animated figures and a host of other jobs which, when combined, create the loveliest most endearing depiction of the wonderful season.
Frank Seddio is a lifelong Canar-sie resident. He is currently a Surro-gate Court judge who served several terms in the New York State Assem-bly for the 59th Assembly District. Neil S. Friedman


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Ground-breaking on this $2 million, 39,000 square-foot facility, which was named after Monsignor Newman Flanagan, took place, Sept. 23, 1981. The court was built, quite literally, into 'The Cliff' on which Briar Cliff sits. The actual dedication of the center took place on Dec. 15, 1982.
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A magnificent epic battle film of a famous seige of only a couple of hundred British soldiers by thousands of Zulu warriors, Zulu has long been a favorite 'boys own' true adventure tale. Released in 70mm in 1964, and directed by the expatriate blacklisted American director Cy Endfield (Try and Get Me, Mysterious Island), Zulu leaned a bit toward an all-out glorification of the colonial forces, and military gallantry in general, but the bare facts of the battle are impressive on their own.
In 1964, nobody expected an expensive epic to be critical of British military history. Endfield saved that for 1979's completely different political climate. His Zulu Dawn was a prequel that explained the fighting that occurred the day before Zulu's battle at Rorke's Drift. In Zulu, the previous encounter at Isandlwanda is described as solely a massacre of 1200 troops at the hands of an overwhelming number of Zulus, and audiences assumed that the events were some sort of massive native uprising. As Zulu Dawn later clarified, what actually happened was an unprovoked invasion of Zululand by the governer of the pre-South African Natal province. Thanks to the incompetence and arrogance of Lord Chelmsford, the majority of his forces were lost.
Before Vietnam, such disastrous folly wasn't considered a subject for good entertainment. The desperate siege at Rorke's drift, with its obvious bravery and gallantry, was perfect. With an intelligent script and complete historical accuracy, the battle was restaged on a massive scale. Thousands of Zulu tribesmen served as extras, and their chief played his ancestor, Czetsuayo.
The battles are breathtaking, even if it's hard to undestand why the Zulu commanders only send a few hundred footsoldiers against Rorke's drift in any one assault, allowing the defenders to cut them down one after another. At Isandlwanda, armed only with spears and asagai knives, they took the heavily armed British the only way they could, overwhelming them with sheer numbers. Perhaps Czetsuwayo wasn't prepared to lose large numbers of fighters again; or maybe there were tribal or religious factors at play.
The internal story of the British defenders is much more openly critical and incisive. The two acting lieutenants, played by Michael Caine and co-producer Stanley Baker, squabble over seniority issues to determine who's in command. The discipline among the ranks is astounding, with 200 surely-miserable men quietly following orders and standing in rigid formations in silence awaiting battle commands. With almost eerie calm, the color sergeant played by Nigel Green keeps the men in line and focused, and has time to deal with skittish privates (some as young as 17) and the troublesome missionaries played by Jack Hawkins and Ulla Jacobsen. The corps doctor, Patrick Magee, is a standout, as is sick-house malingerer James Booth.
The picture does a fine job of contrasting the British military system with that of the Zulu army, which follows a similar command structure, and itself is composed of 'traditions': tribal chants that help gear them up for their withering attacks. At one point the enemies trade songs across the battlefield. The final minutes have a stirring evocation of the mutual respect of warriors & military traditions, British and Zulu, that places both outside political considerations. However, what we mostly remember is the old Colonial story: we identify with a small number of white fighters as they annihilate many hundreds of non-white opponents, about whom we learn very little.
The Roan Group's DVD of Zulu, a public domain film, is only marginally acceptable. Far better than earlier budget releases that spat out the same ugly pan'n scan print, Roan's letterboxed, flat picture is reasonably good-looking but lacking in fine color and detail. The encoding also barely makes the grade, as the picture details break down into lines and digital patterning at any monitor size over 26 inches or so. There are hardly any damage or blemishes on the print used, but occasional flaws look like old tape dropouts and hits ... as if this were mastered from an old 1" tape of better-than-average quality. A special logo claims that the show was remastered from 'original film elements', and perhaps it was, but the results are more in line with the quality we were used to with laserdiscs, not DVD.
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MGM, which holds actual pre-print film elements for Zulu, has announced that it is working on a disc of this title, and it will possibly arrive in 2003.
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We had our annual sisters getaway this year in New Orleans and stayed at your hotel. What a wonderful experience it was! We will certainly recommend it to others, and hope to be back soon ourselves.


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Horoscopes for July 15, 2014
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Diane Kruger, 38; Brian Austin Green, 41; Jason Bonham, 48; Forest Whitaker, 53.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY: Jump into action, take the initiative and bask in the limelight for a change. Taking charge will enable you to mold the way you want things to unfold around you and within the relationships that mean the most to you. Being gracious will be the key to getting the acknowledgment you've been looking for and the support you need to carry on.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Find a creative way to express your feelings and what you expect of the people you deal with today. Find solutions rather than let your temper flare up. Avoid making a hasty decision regarding a personal relationship.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll have insight when it comes to finding solutions and helping others. Before making any changes at home, try to get the green light from anyone who may be affected by your plans. Your communication skills will help you get your way.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Concentrate on whatever tasks or responsibilities you have to avoid conflicts or complaints. Someone will mislead you regarding a job or a change that will influence your position. Do your own fact-finding to avoid making a costly mistake.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Try doing things differently. Consider making a unique change to where or how you currently live. You can make things happen if you take the initiative. New beginnings will give you greater insight into the possibilities that await you.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You need to change your routine or find a new way to motivate and inspire yourself to take charge of your life. Don't be too eager to follow what others do. Find your own way and invest in yourself.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Look for ways to help out in your community or to contribute to a cause or concern. A chance to partner with someone unique will open your mind to all sorts of ideas that you can put into motion.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Don't take on more than you can handle. Someone will make you look bad if you are lazy. Make changes that will help improve your skills. Problems with partners must not be allowed to escalate into an argument you will regret.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Make positive changes at home that will add to your comfort and give you a space to develop some of your ideas. A financial or legal matter will turn in your favor, and money will come from an unexpected source.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Don't be fooled by what others tell you. Someone will use emotional manipulation to persuade you to get involved in something that isn't right for you. Focus inward and make personal improvements that don't involve others.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accidents, minor mishaps and unexpected last-minute changes will disrupt your day. Plan to take it easy and avoid letting anyone goad you into an argument or situation that is dubious or unsafe. Focus on love and romance.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Make changes that will help you advance. Experiment with ideas and develop skills that will help you raise your profile and your earning potential. Socialize with people who have something to offer, and you will find out valuable information.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Take care of personal business, settlements, legalities and financial or medical matters that need your attention. Network, and you will find a window of opportunity that is worth exploring. Your creative imagination will be on target. Follow through with your plans.


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Nintendo Wii U In-Depth Review: Why You Should Have One... or Not
The Wii U has arrived, at least to North America! It actually boggles my mind that the Japanese have to wait for it till Dec. 8 and Europe / Australia until Nov. 30, but oh well, I'm not complaining. We have it, and even despite a few shortcomings, we're delighted, so we wanted to share our thoughts with you.
Hopefully this Wii U review will help you make up your mind about why you may or may not want to pick up a Wii U to support your gaming habits.
The Look & Feel of the Wii U
First of all, the impression the Nintendo Wii U gives you upon taking it out of the box is very positive. As a video game system, it seems like a solid piece of equipment, and it has a nice and rounded finish that will easily fit in with anyone's current entertainment setup. The original Wii design was more daring, and I loved it, but the Wii U is more adaptable. If anything, the console is a tad long, but not more so than the width of a slim Xbox 360 or PS3, which in my case are sitting next to it. The Wii U console is bigger than the Wii, but that's because it packs a punch!
On the outside, it has four USB port, an SD memory card reader, the slot-loading optical drive, and all the proper ports to make it work, everything nicely accessible.
Along with it, you'll have to install the Wii U sensor bar, which is much like the one for Wii. No big deal here, as it's a slim piece of hardware that fits pretty much anywhere, whether it's on top or below your TV set.
In any case, the actual centerpiece is the Wii U GamePad. It's what defines Nintendo's new console, and it was done right. It wouldn't make sense to make this handheld device look like an iPad because they don't serve the same purpose. The Wii U GamePad has an ergonomic design so it fits comfortably in between the palms of your hands while you play a game. It has accessible buttons and analog sticks so you can game with it, and a touch screen so you can make selections within console menus or games, follow maps, watch certain aspects of the gameplay, use it instead of a TV screen, and many other things we haven't even seen yet.
I purchased a silicon skin to cover it, as the GamePad's finish is very sleek, which is pleasing to the eyes only as long as there are no fingerprint smudges all over it, which is nearly impossible if you have a black GamePad. Protecting it with a skin was a good move, because the GamePad doesn't have a built-in grip, and the rubbery texture offers a solid feeling in your hands. Other than that, holding the GamePad feels great, and the distribution of the buttons and dual analog sticks is perfect, whether your hands are big or small. Also, it's nice to be able to charge it on a cradle when not in use, like the 3DS. That way you don't end up with low battery because you forgot to charge it. The battery might need to be replaced eventually, but it beats swapping and recycling batteries all the time. Oh, and the GamePad also has a headphone port, built-in speakers, a microphone, and a camera.
Wii U Graphics
One of the features that sets the Wii U apart from the original Wii is its high-def graphics. The Wii U offers up to 1080p resolution (full HD) and frame rates as high as the other gaming consoles on the market, which is something unseen in a Nintendo system and actually quite shocking. When you see New Super Mario Bros. U, you'll realize how far they've come. Not only do the characters look sharper and the animations smooth as can be, but the level of detail achieved in the game is outstanding. I've also experienced more realistic titles such as Mass Effect 3 - Special Edition and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge on Wii U, and the quality of the visuals is just what you'd expect, right on par with PS3 and Xbox 360. Finally!
In addition to the visuals on the TV screen, you'll constantly interact with the GamePad display when using the Wii U. The screen is smaller and has lower resolution, but this is not a huge problem when considering what you can do with it. Many games allow you to play them on the GamePad without using the TV screen. This is a blessing when you're sharing the big living room TV and another member of the family wants to do something else. You can just grab the GamePad and play Wii U, watch a Hulu / Netflix show, or play around with the Wii U's settings and visit Miiverse for some social interaction. It's easy to overlook the lower resolution when you have such an advantage.
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Made in YU (Made in Yugoslavia) (2005)
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This Swedish film is mostly on Serbian and Swedish and I'll suggest that you get the version with subtitles to fully understand the story. Director Miko Lazic tried hard to copy or follow, if you prefer, the style of the more successful Balkan directors (especially Kusturica) on some Swedish way but the result was very poor. This dark comedy about an emigrant Yugoslav family trying to survive in a new country, had some success in Sweden but won't be too relevant for the most of the other countries. Some good actors were in the movie, Sasha Drakulic, Pavle Martinoski, Sloboadan Boda Ninkovic, Natasa Ninkovic, Dragan Gagi Jovanavic, Milorad Mandic Manda, Velimir "Bata" Zivojinovic - but at the end usage of the flashbacks to tell the family's story and to give a brief history lesson on Yugoslavia somehow failed. Director Miko Lazic is a Stockholm native, has directed several well-received shorts and docos and "Made in Yugoslavia" is his first feature film - that could be almost felt, because he run out of breath half way through the story. His excuse could be that he was working on a tight budget, and that is not easy to manage when you are working on locations in two countries. You could say that film has fast pace and some interesting ideas filled with off-beat humour - just enough for a positive review...
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Three out of 10 said they made disparaging comments about a patient on rounds. Twenty-nine percent said they had attended a dinner or social event sponsored by a drug or medical device manufacturer or other business that stood to gain by a doctor's decision.


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It's the Stieg Larsson show in 2010 paperback bestsellers. The first two books of his enormously successful trilogy racked up sales of more than 10,942,000 in their mass market and paperback editions. That's more than the combined sales of two other stellar sellers—James Patterson and Nora Roberts. Their combined sales total for 15 titles in mass and trade amounted to a bit more than 7,734,200.
As noted every year, the mass market bestsellers are by veterans of these annual charts, with almost no surprises. Nicholas Sparks had three mass market titles, with a combined sale of 2,770,816; Debbie Macomber had four with sales of 2,513,394; Danielle Steel's big three in 2010 had a 2,313,583 sales combination. Janet Evanovich was the only woman in 2010 with a single title that enjoyed sales of more than one million; her two 2010 titles sold 1,855,946 combined. In 2009, she was one of five women with single-title sales of more than one million.
The only two names that were not the usual on the mass market annual list was Harper Lee and J.D. Salinger. Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird was celebrated in a 50th anniversary edition and had sales of 804,752; Salinger died in January 2010, and sales for The Catcher in the Rye amounted to 578,141.
Waning Mass Market Sales
In mass market, we asked publishers to report 2010 sales for titles that sold 500,000 copies or more during the 12-month period. This is the same criteria we have used since 2002. In that year, there were 107 books with sales of 500,000 copies or more (compare that to 1990, when 123 mass markets enjoyed sales of one million or more). The number of titles peaked in 2005, when 131 titles went over the 500,000 mark. In 2010, only 58 titles reported sales of at least 500,000. And in 2010, only 13 books exceeded sales of 750,000 copies or more; by contrast, in 2005, 39 titles broke the one-million–copy mark.
The high rollers also saw their unit sales melt away. In 2005, Nora Roberts had nine titles with sales of more than one million and two of them were over two million; her highest sale in 2010 was 785,000. Patterson had two over the million mark in 2005, but his highest in 2010 was 927,681; Dean Koontz had three titles over a million in 2005, but only one got as high as 948,000 copies. Nonfiction was never a major factor in mass market, but these days it is a total no-show. The 2005 list had seven nonfiction titles.
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Again, back in 2002 we asked publishers to submit trade paperback sales for 100,000 or more copies. Previously, the number was 50,000 unit sales, and PW raised the number because sales picked up in the 100,000-plus category. That year we counted 166 titles with sales of 100,000-plus, twice as many as the 1995 figure of 83 books. In 2005, the 100,000-plus figure soared to 226; in 2010 it dropped to 134. As for the big sellers, there were 12 titles with sales of 500,000 or more in 2010; a year earlier, the number was almost double, at 22.
The trade paperback list, as always, is much more eclectic than its mass market counterpart. And while popular commercial fiction is always strong, this is the list where literary fiction, including prize winners, get to shine. Little Bee, Cutting for Stone, The Finkler Question, The Old Cape Magic all had strong sales. And Oprah's most recent (perhaps last?) book club pick—A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations—racked up sales of more than 480,000. Food and diet were the most popular categories, with 18 top sellers on the 2010 charts. Movie tie-ins helped, and two figured in the one-million–plus category: Eat, Pray, Love and The Last Song. While the reviews for both were generally harsh, that did not seem to have an impact on book sales.
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Yay! I'm over halfway through finals, only 2 left, so I am treating myself to caffeinated tea today :D and my Verdant order came yesterday! Now just waiting on my brick of pu'erh from them then all Black Friday orders will be here haha.
Anyways, onto this tea! It is most definitely a Laoshan, the leaves are the nice little springy curls that I like so much. The dry smell is nice and light vegetal, reminds me of a lighter version of Laoshan Summer green, which I LOVE!
The wet leaves are more vegetal goodness. I used approximately a tsp and steeped the first steep (for my boyfriend, as he was the one who requested I get this tea haha) and second steep 25 seconds for me. I just tried a taste of his, it's very beany! Yummy, also, the liquor is a nice white tea color, looks very refreshing.
As for taste of mine, I like this! It's very vegetal and fresh tasting! I get a tiny bit of sweetness at the end, not a lot yet though, might have to wait for later steepings. This is unlike any other white teas I have had, granted, I have never actually tried a pure white tea, only jasmine ones and ones with fruit flavors and things. So to me, this tastes like a lighter version of the Laoshan Green, but with more of a caramel aftertaste and less of the broth-like texture that I always get with the green.
Overall, this is very nice. I'm excited to see how the next steepings go. The aftertaste is actually very interesting, the sweet makes me feel like I've had something sugary, but the initial taste of the tea is quite salty! Unique and awesome, thanks again Verdant!
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Clay Center, KS
DAVID LEE "SPUD" WALLACE died September 26, 2013 at Good Shepherd Hospice House, Manhattan, KS at the age of 56. He was born on July 30, 1957 in Clay Center Kansas, the son of Lloyd Wallace Sr and Ramona Indorf.
David was raised in Clay Center. He worked for Hutchinson Mayrath Manufacturing since 1976.
David married Rhonda Sauer on January 20, 1984, she survives of the home.
He was a member of the Sons of the Legionnaire in Greenleaf.
David is preceded in death by his parents, a brother and a sister.
Survivors include -
Wife: Rhonda Wallace, Clay Center, KS
Step-Daughter: Jolene Istas, Maryetta, GA
Step-father: Charles Cameron, Clay Center, KS
Grandchildren: KJanae and Kaveon Istas
Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at 10:30 AM at the Neill-Schwensen-Rook Chapel in Clay Center, Kansas.
Officiating the service will be Rev. Matthew Coleman.
Burial will be at the Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, Kansas.
Visitation will be held on 3-8 PM Monday at the funeral home.
Memorials can be made to ALS Clinic or Clay County Home Health c/o the funeral home.