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In the last few weeks I've been writing more than usual about the dangers of side impact collisions. First I wrote about the safest cars of 2015 based on an intrusion metric measured by the IIHS in their side impact collision tests, and then I followed up with an article on the safest minivans of 2015 for surviving t-bone collisions. Today's article has to do with the safest SUVs and crossover in 2015 when it comes to surviving side impact collisions. I'll likely follow it up in the near future with an article on the safest small (compact) and mini (subcompact) cars for surviving t-bones in 2015, as well as a series on the best cars, minivans, and SUVs or crossovers for surviving rollovers.
Side impact collisions are the collisions most likely to lead to fatalities, when compared to front and rear-impact collisions. These collisions are also commonly known as t-bones and broadside collisions since they frequently occur at intersections. However, they don't just occur at normal breaks in the roadway, but can also occur when two vehicles are traveling in opposite directions and one loses control in a skid and winds up broadsided by the other after ending up in the opposing lane. They're real and they're deadly due to how little space there is for crash-absorbing structures beside us in vehicles compared to in front of and behind us.
I discuss these crashes fairly often on this blog, since a big part of what I focus on is how to avoid all kinds of crashes in the first place in order to create a safer driving community, both in the United States and abroad. This is an example of a fatal side impact collision from this year that involved an SUV t-boned by a car traveling at a high rate of speed. Everyone in both vehicles perished except for a child who was in a car seat, underscoring the importance of the use of well-fitting and well-designed car seats whenever traveling with children. Unfortunately, that child is today without a mother due to the negligence of other drivers. Since we can't control how or what others drive, we need to look to other solutions to keep us safe.
I'll review some material covered from the previous article on the safest family minivans, so if you're simply interested in the vehicles themselves, skip down to the section with pictures.
How to stay alive in a side impact collision – the 3 biggest factors
Unfortunately, even though we live in a country where tens of thousands of people die each year due to car collisions in general and several thousand die each year due to side impact collisions in particular, we aren't yet ready as a nation to put greater limits on how quickly others can drive, how large of vehicles they can drive, or how much others have to comply with drinking limits or traffic signs.
If anything, speed limits have consistently increased throughout the country while the most popular vehicle in the country continues to be a large pickup truck, the Ford F-150. People are also against the use of speed cameras and restrictions on auto use throughout the country, which suggests the problems we face will only continue to increase until gasoline is too expensive to make the widespread practices of excessive driving, speeding, and heavy vehicle purchasing practical.
Until and unless those societal changes come to pass, as I noted earlier, the three best ways to protect yourself and your loved ones from dying in t-bone collisions today are to either:
1.) Avoid driving (e.g., by using public transportation or by cycling or walking…eventually this leads to a critical mass where everyone is safer).
2.) Limit driving (by the same measures above and by combining trips).
3.) Drive the most side-impact-resistant vehicles possible.
Ultimately, to truly bring an end to side impact collisions, as well as to all collisions, we're going to need to be forced to invest in the first two measures. I'd consider self-driving or autonomous vehicles to be part of "avoiding driving," even though those aren't going to eliminate collisions completely until the vast majority of vehicles on the road are no longer being driven by humans (the critical mass argument). However, unless you're in a position to completely follow step 1, you'll need to focus on 2 and 3. Step 2 isn't always feasible either, so this post focuses on Step 3, and is specifically related to choosing the safest SUVs and crossovers for side impacts currently available in the US in 2015. The equivalent article about the safest cars for side impacts in the US in 2015 is here while the equivalent article about the safest minivans for side impacts in the US in 2015 is here.
Calculating which SUVs and crossovers are the safest for side impact collisions by structural integrity (crush distance)
As in the car and minivan lists, the methodology here is based on the IIHS-measured crush distance in their side impact collision test, which involves a 3,300 SUV-like barrier rammed into the driver's side of a vehicle at 31 mph. What's simulated is 143.7KJ of kinetic energy, and a subsection of the IIHS test known as the "structure and safety cage" looks into how close the B-pillar intrudes into the center of the driver's seat during the collision. Less intrusion is better.
The greater that crush space, given a vehicle's overall "good" score for the side impact test and presence of airbags, the safer the vehicle.The threshold for a "good" subscore in the structural component of the side impact test is 12.5 cm of impact resistance, and for me, that's where we're just getting started. It's possible to have an "acceptable" subscore or even a "marginal" one and still have an overall "good" score, but every component in a vehicle is either adding to or taking away from your safety, and I'm interested in looking behind the curtain, as it were.
Even though a vehicle might score "good" overall on the side impact test, would you rather sit in one with a 3 cm crush space or one with a 30 cm crush space?
That's what this list is based on. Every cm between you and a life-ending amount of energy is a life-preserving cm of survival space. Let's see who's doing the best job at it right now.
I looked through every SUV for which data was available regarding side impact intrusion levels from the IIHS to come up with a best-of list. It's worth noting that the IIHS continually updates their side impact information while gathering additional information, so in a few months, it's likely that these numbers may be slightly different. All data is accurate as of Friday, September 18th, 2015, and all images are courtesy of Wikipedia.
The 12 safest SUVs and crossovers for side impact collisions in 2015
26 cm – 2016 Volvo XC90.
The current generation Volvo XC90 is the safest SUV or crossover you can buy today in the US when it comes to side impact crash protection, based on its 26 cm of crush protection. As of this writing, no other SUV or crossover does a better job, and to be even more direct, no other vehicle does any better, out of all cars, minivans and SUVs currently on the market. In other words, when it comes to side impact protection, Volvo sets the benchmark for every other vehicle to aspire to at this time. To put it in yet another way, if a Ford Escape (see below) crashed into you at 31 mph while you were driving an XC90, there'd be nearly a full foot of space between the center of your seat and the crushed B-pillar after the collision.
That's impressive.
The original XC90 was an impressive vehicle, but it wouldn't have made this list, as its intrusion-resistance score was 9 cm. That said, interestingly, the original XC90, which was recently on the zero driver death rate list for the '08-'11 model years, featured a lower HIC-15 impact score (where lower is better) at 61 than the current XC90 at 233. To put it simply, this is a measure of the force the crash test dummy experienced during the side impact collision. Zero is best, while a score around 615 is the threshold for a significant risk of brain damage. The old XC90, new XC90, and all of the other SUVs on this list scored in the safe range, but naturally, the lower the score, the better.
I look forward to seeing how the new XC90 performs in the ultimate measure of driver safety–the next set of driver death rate results a few years from now.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the XC90 is available here.
25 cm – 2014-2015 BMW X5.
Immediately after the XC90 comes the BMW X5 with a stellar intrusion-resistance score of 25 cm. Given BMW's history of attention to safety, this isn't surprising, but it's still impressive.
It's worth noting that the previous generation of the X5 would have made this top side impact-resistance list as well, clocking in with 19.5 cm of crush protection at the B-pillar. However, that X5, specifically the '08-'11 4WD edition, had a surprisingly high driver death rate of 14, suggesting, of course, that there's more to survival than mitigating side impact intrusion. It's also worth noting that as of today, the X5 has still never received a roof strength score from the IIHS, and that whenever driver death rate information is released involving the X5, at least half of the deaths tend to be due to rollovers in single-vehicle collisions. I'll have a followup article soon detailing the safest vehicles for surviving rollovers, and it's safe to say that the X5 will not be on that list.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the X5 is available here.
24 cm – 2011-2015 Mercedes-Benz GLK (e.g., GLK 350).
Hot on the heels of the X5 is the GLK crossover by MB with a highly impressive intrusion score of 24 cm, equaling that of Mercedes-Benz's E-Class sedan. Given MB's history of developing safe vehicles, this isn't much of a surprise. What's more of a surprise is the fact that the GLK crossover design is at least 4 years old in this generation, meaning it has been providing an exceptional amount of safety for years that other vehicles are just beginning to approach, never mind exceed.I look forward to seeing the GLK show up on a driver death rate study; MB will need to sell more of them for it to make an appearance.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the GLK is available here.
23.5 cm – 2011-2015 Ford Explorer.
The Ford Explorer marks the first US-branded SUV on the list, and provides an impressive 23.5 cm of side intrusion protection. The current generation Explorer, however, continues to be dogged by a relatively poor small overlap score, only achieving a "marginal" rating by the IIHS in that area despite strong scores in all other areas. The side impact intrusion figure, however, is a great step forward over the previous generation, which only offered a paltry 4.5 cm of protection.
As with the GLK, I look forward to seeing the Explorer show up on a driver death rate study; I am sure Ford won't have trouble selling this generation, especially given how much of an improvement it is over previous ones.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the Explorer is available here.
23 cm – 2009-2015 Audi Q5.
Audi makes their first and only appearance on the list with the Q5, which holds the impressive distinction of being the oldest model to make the top list with a design dating back to 2009. The 2015 edition was also updated with a reinforced front-end to result in a good small overlap score. I look forward to seeing the Q5 show up on a driver death rate study; Audi will need to sell more of them for it to make an appearance. However, given their position in the market as an alternative to MB and BMW, I doubt they'll lose sleep wondering if they sell enough Q5s to show up in death rate studies, although the A4 and A6 pop up (and do very well) from time to time.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the Q5 is available here.
22 cm – 2010-2015 Volvo XC60.
Volvo makes their second appearance on any of the intrusion-resistant lists I've written so far with the XC60. It's the third vehicle on this list to feature a good small overlap score after the XC90 and Q5 above, and is reflective of Volvo's attention to detail with their flagship SUV. As with the Q5, I look forward to seeing the XC60 show up on a driver death rate study; Volvo will need to sell more of them for it to make an appearance. Given the appearance of the XC90 in the two most recent studies, I'm hopeful this means Volvo's US car sales are on the upswing. Along with BMW, Mercedes, Subaru, and Audi, Volvo puts an awful lot of their research and development into safety technologies these days.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the XC60 is available here.
20 cm – 2015 Ford Edge.
The first brand new model of the list is the second entry by Ford, the Edge. Improving greatly upon the 9.0 cm of intrusion resistance of the previous generation of the Edge, the new Edge now boasts an impressive 20 cm of intrusion resistance.
The previous generation of the Edge ('07-'11) is also notable for containing the first US vehicle to make the zero list of driver deaths in the case of the '07 4WD, although this would not stay the case. Strangely, the 4WD Edge would then go on to have a DDR of 41 in the '08-'11 model years while the 2WD improved from its previous DDR of 20 to 14 in the '08-'11 model years. I still have no idea why this occurred, and can only chalk it up to chance, which should always be kept in mind when reading the driver death rate lists, for good or for bad.
Interestingly, while the Ford Edge was originally a structural twin of the Lincoln MKX, the MKX was not restyled for the 2015 model year while the Edge was. As a result, the 20 cm of intrusion resistance in the 2015 Edge is not shared by the MKX, which remains the same as the '07-'14 Edge / MKX.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the Edge is available here.
19.5 cm – 2013-2015 Ford Escape.
The third Ford entry on the list is also the first small SUV / crossover on the list, the Escape, with an impressive 19.5 cm of intrusion protection. Proving you don't have to be a mid-sized SUV to offer a stellar amount of side-impact resistance, the current generation Escape is a dramatic improvement over the previous, which only offered 5.5-7.5 cm of intrusion protection. Unfortunately, the current generation Escape continues to be plagued by a "poor" small overlap score that Ford will need to pay attention to in order to make this SUV shine among the best in its class.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the Escape is available here.
19-20 cm – 2012-2015 Mercedes-Benz M-Class (e.g., ML 550).
Mercedes-Benz' second entry on this list is the long-impressive M-Class SUV, which was tested twice by MB and yielded scores between 19 and 20 cm in side impact intrusion resistance. The M-Class is only the third SUV on this list to also feature a good small overlap score, along with the Q5 and XC60.
The previous generation of the M-Class had a very impressive driver death rate of 3 in the '08-'11 4WD model years in the most recent study, which is almost as good as it gets. That model scored 15 cm on this measure, which would have kept it out of this top list, but which also indicates that it's possible to have a very safe vehicle even if it doesn't lead the list in side impact resistance.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the M-Class is available here.
18.5 cm – 2014-2015 Toyota Highlander.
The current generation Highlander follows what was already a very impressive previous generation in terms of side impact resistance. In fact, the previous '08-'13 generation featured 17 cm of side impact intrusion resistance, the second highest figure of any vehicle on this list with a previous generation available for comparison. In fact, the hybrid 4WD '08-'11 Highlander was one of the SUVs on the zero list in the most recent driver death rate study.
The regular 2WD Highlander scored a DDR of 7 while the regular 4WD scored a DDR of 14. All of those are good scores, by the way, but the goal is zero deaths, and the hybrid Highlander, or Hi-Hi, as they're often known on online forums, got it. Furthermore, the current generation from '13 onward now has an "acceptable" small overlap score. It's worth noting, however, that the hybrid Highlander achieved its zero rating without that score.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the Highlander is available here.
18.5 cm – 2011-2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Tied with the Highlander is the current generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, representing the 4th US vehicle (after the Explorer, Edge, and Escape) on the top list. Closely related to the M-Class in its underbody, the Grand Cherokee is significantly cheaper and a significant step forward compared to previous iterations of the Grand Cherokee. This was reflected in its impressive driver death rate of 7 in the most recent study. The influence of MB is clear when one considers the fact that the previous generation of the JGC had an abysmal side protection figure of 2.5 cm.
Unfortunately, the JGC is still flagged by a "marginal" small overlap score for the '13 model year and up, and this is an area Jeep will want to address to help bring this SUV to its full potential.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the JGC is available here.
18.5 cm – 2013-2016 Mazda CX-5.
Rounding out the list is the current generation Mazda CX-5, which is also tied for 9th position with the Highlander and Grand Cherokee. The CX-5 is particularly impressive as the only other small SUV / crossover on the best-of-the-best list aside from the Ford Escape. Furthermore, unlike the Escape, it has a "good" small overlap score, and has had one since the '14 model year. In fact, of the 11 SUVs on this list, fewer than half (4) including the CX-5, Q5, XC60, and M-Class feature good small overlap scores at this time. That's an article waiting to be written on another day, of course, regarding the best vehicles for surviving small overlap collisions.
As with several other vehicles on this list, I look forward to seeing the CX-5 show up on a driver death rate study; Mazda will need to sell more of them for it to make an appearance.
My full 3 across car seat guide to the CX-5 is available here.
More broadly, the presence of multiple Fords, Volvos, and Mercedes-Benz models in the top 12 list of intrusion-resistance SUVs and crossovers is clear evidence of the current commitment to safety in these companies, and will surely bring good feelings to anyone buying a recent model-year vehicle from either of those brands. I wrote this about Mercedes-Benz, Subaru, and Chrysler in the equivalent list about cars, and have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised to see a range of auto-makers stepping up to the plate in designing safe vehicles across their fleets.
How to choose an SUV or crossover to keep you safe in side impact crashes
In conclusion, there are an awful lot of strong candidates right now in the US SUV and crossover market when it comes to side impact protection. I cut the list off where I did because there were so many contenders that it would have gone on for much longer, and my goal was simply to show the best of the best.
There are a number of other great vehicles that I didn't include on the list to save time that were literally only a centimeter or two away from appearing on the list. Other strong contenders include the 2013-2015 BMW X1 at 18 cm, the 2015 Lincoln MKC at 18 cm, the 2014-2015 Jeep Cherokee at 17.5 cm, and the 2007-2015 GMC Acadia, Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave, and Saturn Outlook at 17.5 cm.
The takeaway message here is the same as it was in the other lists: it's worth looking beyond the overall "good" score and diving into the structural integrity subscore when searching for safe cars for this particular kind of crash. Of course, you'll start with looking for airbags and the overall "good" score, but beyond that, if you're choosing between two vehicles that seem good on paper, dive into this subscore and you might be surprised at what you find. And remember that just because an SUV isn't anywhere near the top numbers on this list doesn't mean it's not safe. There are several SUVs that showed up on the most recent zero list that didn't show up on this list, including the previous generation Kia Sorento, which had an intrusion score of 8.5 cm, the previous generation Lexus RX 350 , which had a score of 17.5 cm, and the previous generation Volvo XC90, which had a score of 9.5 cm. No drivers died in any of these three SUVs in the last driver death rate study, but none of them were even close to this list (with the exception of the RX) in that intrusion figure. There were also two SUVs on the zero list (i.e., the Toyota Sequoia and Mercedes-Benz GL-Class) that didn't show up here simply because I don't yet have access to their intrusion resistance figures.
We can't control everything. The safest option is still not driving at all, followed by driving as little as possible. But if you've got to drive, drive safely, and do your best to choose a safe vehicle. To that end, my safe family vehicle analyses for cars and SUVs are worth reading.
I loved writing this article, and I hope you enjoyed reading it. I look forward to writing more articles examining various factors in car safety design and how they relate to keeping you and your loved ones safer while on the road. Stay tuned, remember to avoid common mistakes parents make with car seats, and check out some 3 across car seat guides while you're here.
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Mid against ap champions
Galio counters most ap champions on mid, thanks to his passive Runic Skin, 50% of his mr is converted into ap. So even if you don't buy as much as normally ability power, by playing ap champs, u still have enough dmg to make your opponents feel pain. As starter I usually buy Null-Magic Mantle + 2x hp potion or 2x Faerie Charm + 3x hp potion or boots + 3x hp potion. It depends how i feel against opponent.
As first item i rush Chalice of harmony, without this item Galio is not so scary. It regenerate mana a lot, what is very important, for good lane control. Also always I buy Mercury's Treads and Catalyst the protector. In early game it's important to always have mana, you can poke and in case of gank escape by using your e (for incrase movement speed). Always remember to shield yourself when fighting, cause it's healing a lot and decrease dmg wich you will get.
For full build I usually build Mercury's Treads, Athene's Unholy Grail, Banshee's Veil, Rabadon's Deathcap, Abyssal Scepter, Void Staff/Runic Bulwark/Warmog's Armor (depends on the commposition of enemy team).
Mid against ad champ
When playing against ad champions on mid like Kha'zix (with probably ad top also) your passive is pretty useless. So all u need is armor and ability power. Good idea is to buy Seeker's Armguard. I usually start with cloth armor and 4x hp potion + mana potion. Ninja Tabi, Banshee's Veil im my opinion - must have. Abyssal Scepter might be helpful, it decrease mr of your opponents, grants you mr and ap. Good idea is to buy Frozen Heart or Randuin's Omen for slow and even more cc. End with Rabadon's Deathcap or Zhonya's Hourglass. When there I don't usually buy Deathfire Grasp but against tanky team it might work. When through the game there is a lot of teamfights, you can invest in Locket of the Iron Solari or Sunfire Cape.
How to play.
Farming while playing Galio is easy. Use your q for killing range minions, then if they are still alive finish them with e. When fighting remember to shield yourself for more defensive and good heal. Remember to ask jungler for blue buff, sometimes they forget to give it to you. With blue buff u have almost infinitive poke in connection with your damage make your opponent mad. You can easy out farm him. Your e skill will help you to quicker roam. Flash + ultimate with good timing = easy kill. Don't be afraid to shield allies in team fights,or when doing baron/dragon you will also receive heal.

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"Emma Abbate, like the great Gerald Moore, is a pianist who can bring life to her contribution for its own sake, full of colour ..."
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Described as 'an amazingly talented pianist' by Musica, Emma Abbate performs with many of the leading singers and instrumentalists of her generation.
Emma has recently released the first of two volumes of Mozart's complete piano duets on original fortepianos with Julian Perkins for Resonus Classics, and two discs devoted to works by Stephen Dodgson for Toccata Classics: world-première recordings of his cello and piano music with Evva Mizerska, and his piano quintets with the Tippett Quartet.
Emma is also releasing a series of recordings devoted to 20th century Italian vocal chamber music, the latest of which is the world-première disc of Shakespeare Sonnets by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco with the BBC New Generation Artist Ashley Riches for Resonus Classics. Future plans include the world-première recording of songs by Ildebrando Pizzetti with the mezzo-soprano Hanna Hipp for Resonus Classics.
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Hello from Myrtle Beach...Friday, July 25, 2008
As I type this, Michael is sleeping next to me on the sofa sleeper. For some reason he's thrilled that he gets to sleep here. There is a bed for him, but he chooses this...go figure. Olivia is still asleep in her room and the Colonel is doing laundry. What a wonderful vacation!
Getting here was okay. We did manage to hit the road by 4:00 AM Tuesday morning. We decided not to take Route 95 through Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. We thought we would get stuck in tremendous traffic. So we took Route 81. It was such a beautiful way to go! Right through the Blue Ridge Mountains. I think it added about 1 1/2 hours but it was so much better than sitting in traffic. Plus I hate 95 through Baltimore. Something about those tunnels. We picked up 95 in Virginia.
The only downside to our trip was getting on Route 501 off of 95 heading to Myrtle Beach. It's about 70 miles on this route but it was 70 miles of pure torture. Stop and go, etc. Not to mention the lovely pick up truck that passed us losing something from his truck and hitting our windshield, cracking it! Yes, exactly two months to the day when we were on the NY Thruway heading to the cemetery when another dump truck passed us losing something from his truck and shattering our back side window. So, the Colonel is waiting for a call from the guy to replace our windshield sometime this morning. Fun.
Our room is great. The hotel is great and the ocean is great. Although, I've only been in it once. I am repeating my vacation from last year...lazy river, laying on the lounge chair by the pool reading. I'm on book number 2 already.
We head home Sunday...enjoy the pictures!
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Wow, can't believe that happened again to your car!!! At least you're having a good time. We always take 81 to Rt. 40 in Charlottesville then 95 then 501, something like that. The 81 Rt is a much better Rt. I remember when we went down to Mrytle Beach the 1st time, 95 was AWFUL - and I swore never to take it again. Ok, enjoy, come back with a tan..is Phil wearing his white linen suit? HA! MeReplyDelete
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#1 Posted: 28 Apr 2016 @ 17:34 CET
HI. I would like to create a game , 1vs, and i want to know if the one who joins is using ICcup Launcher .
How can i do that ? How can i see if he opened the game with the launcher?
Is there a possibility to see that ?
#2 Posted: 28 Apr 2016 @ 18:34 CET
There is no way to know who is using what launcher.
#3 Posted: 29 Apr 2016 @ 13:21 CET
When you join a game you automatically get system information regarding the opponent's anti-hack usage status. You don't see that?
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#4 Posted: 29 Apr 2016 @ 14:10 CET
type /ah <name>, if it answer YES so he is using the launcher.
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Probably your SCBW is outdated. You should update the game to 1.16.1.
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We are only a month into school and already lunch options are too repetitive. I'm always looking for variety, for myself in making lunch and my kids in eating it. So I've been adding these yummy snacks to their lunches and they are a hit – Cream Cheese & Jam Cracker Snacks! We learned this delicious snack-attack option from our Grandma Jani years ago. It's one of our favorite for the perfect snack. These make a great option for switching up from the same ol' pbj! Or these would be great to serve for an appetizer platter on game day as well… Go Hawks!
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Sunday 25 December 2011, Christmas
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In that special week of December people in US were listening to We Found Love by Rihanna.
The Flowers of War, directed by Yimou Zhang, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2011
while Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinne was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching I Love College.
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- British Isles - a quarter day in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland. (but not in Scotland)
- Roman festivals - (re)birth of Sol Invictus, the winter solstice feast in the Roman Empire since 274.
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- The Sudanese People's Armed Forces claim that the leader of the Justice and Equality Movement in Darfur, Khalil Ibrahim, has been killed. (Xinhua)
- At least 39 people are killed and many injured in a series of attacks against churches in Nigeria during Christmas prayers. The Islamic group Boko Haram claims responsibility. (''USA Today'')
- The Syrian opposition urge the Arab League to visit the city of Homs before the government reportedly uses force to end dissent in the area. (Al Jazeera)
- Pope Benedict XVI delivers the annual Christmas message at Saint Peter's Square in Vatican City. (CNN)
- At least 38 migrants from Haiti are found dead after their boat sank off the east coast of Cuba. (Al Jazeera)
- State Emergency Service volunteers respond to more than 3000 calls for help after Melbourne, Australia is hit by a series of storms bringing rainstorms, hail and a tornado. (''The Australian'')
- Faezeh Hashemi, the daughter of former President of Iran Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, stands trial on charges of making anti-regime propaganda. (Yahoo Maktoob)
- The warmest temperature ever recorded at the South Pole is set with a top of -12.3°C set at the Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station. (Weather Underground)
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Under the series tab AnimeSuki has a long list of unlicensed amines. At least two of my favorites, (i.e. ones I re-watch) Mahoraba ~Heartful Days~ and Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou are there. Another, Denno Coil, I think is very good. There are probably many on that list that I know nothing about. Regardless of genre, which of them would you recommend?
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: I've moved around the American West. I've lived in Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Oklahoma
Age: 38
Highest Recommendations:
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure One of the greatest action series of all time.
Touch Baseball and romance. One of Adachi's two masterpieces, (the other is Cross Game which is licensed.) Touch was picked by Japanese mothers as the number one anime they would like their children to watch.
Worth checking out:
Ben-To Half-priced lunches are serious business.
Dororon Enma-kun Filled with dirty jokes and the passion of a thousand burning suns.
H2 is an Adachi work. It's not Touch or Cross Game, but the manga was still pretty good.
Hyouka was really good. Amazing animation.
Les Miserables Of course, it's Les Mis.
Minami-ke and sequels. The average life of the three Minami sisters.
Mirai Nikki The queen of Yandere. Remember that Yandere are misunderstood.
Miyuki Don't know anything about it, except that it's by Adachi, so it's probably good.
Moshidora Baseball + the principles of Drucker Management.
Showa Monogatari Japan in the Showa Era.
Sora no Manimani An astronomy club.
Valkyria Chronicles
Zero no Tsukaima
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Age: 31
Went through the whole list, hope you're appreciative OP
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I'm not sure of Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei counts, Media Blasters bought the rights but didn't do much with them, probably due to the amount of Japanese pop culture needed to understand most of the jokes.
Del Ray managed to get 14 volumes of the Manga released.
Shaft's other crazy schoolgirl anime Maria Holic managed to be licenced OK.
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Directed by Shin Oonuma
All 13 episodes of the Japanese anime series based on the light novels by Sadanatsu Anda.
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Inch totals as of 7 p.m. yesterday
Palomar Mountain: 8.83
Mount Laguna: 6.89
Julian: 6.78
Rancho Bernardo: 5.07
Alpine: 4.41
Oceanside Municipal Airport: 3.81
Lindbergh Field: 2.86
Brown Field: 2.68
Source: National Weather Service
Online: For Robert Krier's weather blog, go to uniontrib.com/weather-watch
For days, forecasters told the county to brace for rains that could approach biblical proportions. That didn't quite happen, but this week of storms met the lower end of their expectations — and the region isn't through with the wild weather.
"People need to be aware that we're not totally out of it yet," said Ed Clark, warning-coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service. "There could still be flooding problems and even wind problems."
While widespread rain has passed, isolated thunderstorms with hail and strong winds remain possible through tomorrow morning as cold, unsettled air behind yesterday's front moves over the county, Clark said. An inch of rain could still fall in the coastal valleys, and a couple of inches could drench the lower mountain slopes.
There's also an outside chance of funnel clouds, waterspouts and tornadoes, and the mountains could get 16 inches of snow, Clark said.
And more rain could arrive Tuesday.
Yesterday's storm compounded a week's worth of deluges and gusty winds.
A girl drowned Wednesday in Tijuana, and authorities continued searching last night for her two siblings. The death was the second in the region related to this week's storms: A woman died Tuesday when a tree fell on her mobile home in the East County community of Flinn Springs.
Power outages, street flooding, mudslides and downed trees were common all week. Several schools didn't open yesterday because of a lack of electricity, office buildings were evacuated, and some motorists were rescued after their vehicles became stuck in high water.
Yesterday's storm also prompted flight cancellations at Lindbergh Field and halted Coaster and trolley traffic.
But the rainfall didn't cause the extensive river flooding meteorologists had projected, because the intense squalls moved through the region quickly.
In the Tijuana River Valley, emergency-rescue officials nervously monitored a levee that they feared could break and flood ranches downstream. They called for evacuations of residents and their animals, and many of the ranchers and horse owners complied.
Authorities were looking for seven people who vanished while trying to cross the Tijuana River on Wednesday night near Imperial Beach, said Maurice Luque, spokesman for the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
The San Diego River was expected to crest last night at 11.8 feet — half a foot above flood stage — which should create only minor inundation at Fashion Valley mall through today. Other rivers in the county rose, but didn't reach flood levels.
"I don't see it as particularly exceptional," said Rand Allan, the county's flood-warning manager. "This happens every other year or so."
Weather conditions were quite unusual at times, though.
A severe-thunderstorm warning was issued about noon yesterday for parts of East County. Forecasters said they saw storm cells that exhibited signs of rotation, a key element of tornadoes, but none was reported.
At least a half-dozen thunderstorms brought heavy downpours to spots around the county, and some reduced visibility to less than a quarter-mile.
"I haven't seen it rain that hard here," said Bruce Wagenseller, who has lived in Rancho Bernardo for five years. "It was almost horizontal."
He said the storm reminded him of squalls he used to see in Florida.
A noontime cloudburst at Juniper Elementary School in Escondido soaked students and teachers. There were some scared faces as children waded through 5 inches of water to get from the school's lunch facility to their classrooms on the other side of campus.
"Most of these kids had never seen rain like that before. Children were panicking, to say the least," said fourth-grade teacher Debbie Seever. "Some kids in one class were crying. They were worried about their families and how they'd get home."
Seever's class was studying flooding and tsunamis this week. The downpours gave her students an opportunity to learn firsthand about erosion on the school playground.
Escondido reported another oddity yesterday: pea-size hail.
On Palomar Mountain, more than 5 inches of rain fell over 24 hours through early yesterday afternoon, but the area avoided major mudslides and debris flows. The Poomacha wildfire in October 2007 had charred much of the mountain's steep slopes, which are often unstable in severe storms.
Flooding affected Coaster commuter train service in Solana Beach, said Sarah Benson, spokeswoman for the North County Transit District. Two northbound trains and one southbound train were canceled when the station was closed for about 90 minutes. It reopened about 4 p.m. when water began to recede, Benson said.
In Sorrento Valley, downpours caused the evacuation of about 20 businesses around 3 p.m., said Detective Gary Hassen, a spokesman for the San Diego Police Department. About 200 people were helped out of the buildings after floodwaters rose to roughly 4 feet near the estuary by the Coaster transit station.
"The water rose very fast, and it was much higher than we had ever seen in the past in that area," said San Diego lifeguard Sgt. Troy Keach.
San Diego's swift-water-rescue team, assisted by other lifeguards, responded to 25 calls and made eight rescues, Keach said.
At Lindbergh Field, the barometric pressure at 12:22 p.m. fell to 29.15 inches of mercury — the lowest reading ever recorded in the city. The lower the pressure, the greater the potential for extreme weather.
Reliable pressure records in town date to 1880; the previous low was 29.37 inches.
Lindbergh Field spokeswoman Diana Lucero said Southwest Airlines suspended nearly all of its departing and incoming flights through last night. A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said it was up to each airline to determine whether to change flight activity.
On the amusement front, tourists hoping to visit SeaWorld were disappointed. The park will be closed through today because of the inclement weather. The last time the park was closed for bad weather was in 1998. Legoland in Carlsbad also closed its gates yesterday.
Staff writers Jose Luis Jiménez, Debbi Baker, Leslie Berestein, Kristina Davis, Onell Soto, Steve Schmidt, Susan Shroder and Janine Zúniga contributed to this report.
Robert Krier: (619) 293-2241; email@example.com © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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The investigation into Elizabeth Lightfoot's murder keeps coming back to ramen noodles.
Lightfoot, 22, a stylish Far North Dallas hairdresser and makeup artist, walked into the Tom Thumb grocery store at midnight on Thursday, Nov. 3. She was a bit tipsy after a night of drinking. She deposited $90 into an ATM and bought two packages of ramen noodles.
The security camera showed her getting into her silver Mazda 6 by herself and driving into the night. No one was with her. After that, the trail runs cold, leaving investigators few clues and no solid theory on who left her for dead in her burning car behind a strip center at 16000 Preston Road.
Firefighters responded to the car fire at 1:45 a.m., an estimated hour and forty minutes after she left the Tom Thumb at the corner of Preston and Belt Line. The two locations are 2.3 miles apart.
After the flames were extinguished, Lightfoot's badly burned body was found in a kneeling position, her torso draped across the center console and her head resting in the passenger seat. It looked as if someone had shoved her into the car and closed the door against her feet.
"Her whole life was about looking good," said Dallas fire Capt. Sam Stephenson, an arson investigator. "She's all about her hair and makeup and clothes. That's just the cruelest thing in the world that someone could have done to her."
It looked as if the killer, or killers, tried unsuccessfully to push the Mazda into a deep ravine behind the strip center. Underbrush and snapped saplings snagged the undercarriage and kept the car from going over the edge. It was found nose down and trunk up in the air. The key was in the "On" position and the gearshift was in "Drive."
An autopsy determined that Lightfoot was alive when someone haphazardly poured gasoline on the car and set it ablaze. She died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Investigators said her hands and feet were not bound and there was no evidence of a head wound to indicate she had been knocked out. Why then did she not struggle to get out of the car? Maybe she had been drugged, passed out and then shoved into the car while unconscious.
"What kept her from getting out of the car is a mystery to us," Stephenson said.
Toxicology reports that would indicate the presence of drugs and alcohol in her system haven't come back from the lab, according to the medical examiner's office.
The autopsy found no evidence of ramen noodles in her stomach. And the packages were not found in the car or in the trunk. Investigators believe someone asked her to deliver the noodles to their house. Or, maybe, she bought them for herself and left them wherever she went after the trip to Tom Thumb.
Lightfoot's laptop, cellphone, assorted clothes and fashion magazines were found in the car. Her purse, containing cash and credit cards, was in the front seat next to her. It didn't appear to be a robbery that escalated to murder.
The autopsy found no evidence of semen in the body. So, unless the killer used a condom, it seems that her death was not a sexual assault that escalated to murder.
Distraught friends, her devastated family and investigators don't believe a random attacker killed Lightfoot. They think she knew and, perhaps, trusted her killer or killers. But they have no idea where she spent the last hour and a half of her life, or with whom.
"We get bits and pieces," said David Lightfoot, Elizabeth's father. "All these things run into a brick wall. I'm struggling with the fact that there is an hour and a half gap between Tom Thumb and the car fire."
Stuffed toys, crosses, flowers and inspirational cards sit piled on a sidewalk near the place where Lightfoot died. Dallas Police Senior Cpl. Dwayne Thompson, the homicide detective who caught the case, has written letters to the killer(s) and left them with the other mementoes. He hopes guilty consciences will motivate them to contact him. Those letters have disappeared from the scene.
Police also hope a $10,000 reward offered by Oak Farms Dairy will motivate someone to come forward with information about the city of Dallas' 126th murder case in 2011.
'A ray of sunshine'
She seemed to have friends everywhere. She was beautiful, vivacious and known for her positive attitude and spirit. Lightfoot loved the color pink and, on occasion, even colored her hair pink. She wore heavy makeup and sported tattoos, but she was no Goth-like dark princess.
The tattoo of three owls on her back symbolized her and her two older brothers. The tree limb on which they sat symbolized the support of her parents.
The song lyrics — etched in cursive script — that covered her right thigh were an homage to her brother, Lewis, who died unexpectedly six years ago. She was all about family.
"Elizabeth was a ray of sunshine," said Kenn Moore, a North Dallas hairstylist who worked with Lightfoot at Salon D on Inwood Road. "She was one of the nicest people you would ever want to meet. I can't imagine anyone being angry with her much less harming her."
Lightfoot was born in Richardson and spent her early childhood there. The family moved to Van, a small East Texas town near Tyler when she was in middle school. She graduated from Van High School in 2006 and then attended Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Ark., for a couple of semesters.
But she wasn't happy studying fashion design in college.
"I see no purpose in getting a college degree," she told her mother, Barbara Arie Lightfoot.
Elizabeth found new meaning in her life by working for a nonprofit agency in Arkadelphia that helped disabled adults learn how to live independently.
"She loved that work," Barbara Lightfoot said. "But she wanted to move back to Texas to be closer to home."
Elizabeth enrolled in Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy near the intersection of Marsh Lane and Trinity Mills in January 2010. She and Moore, a fellow student, became close friends.
After graduating, they took jobs at Salon D on Inwood Road in North Dallas. Firefly Asian Grill in Addison became a favorite hangout after work. Sometime late in 2010 or early in 2011, Tuan Le, who goes by the nickname "RudeBoy," came into the café and noticed Lightfoot. He asked Moore to introduce him to her.
"She loved Tuan," Moore said. "She came to believe that he was the one thing she really had going for her in her life."
But life with Le wasn't always easy.
On March 20, the couple was celebrating Le's birthday at a Greenville Avenue nightclub. When the evening ended, Le tried to pay the tab with a credit card, but the club's machine rejected it. A drunken melee erupted and several men, later identified by Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission agents as club bouncers, beat up Le.
Lightfoot ended up paying the tab with a credit card belonging to her mother.
"She didn't usually share that side of her life with me, but she had to tell me about that incident because she had to explain the bill," Barbara Lightfoot recalled.
Le did not respond to requests for an interview from The Dallas Morning News, but he did speak to police immediately after Elizabeth was killed.
A change in salons
Like most other industries, the recession has affected hair salons. Clients let their hair grow longer between appointments and wait longer to renew their color. When ambitious North Dallas stylists aren't cutting hair, they're trying to meet potential clients at bars, restaurants and through social media.
In September, Lightfoot left Salon D and moved to Salon Republic, a bigger operation that charge stylists a bit less per week to rent chair space. Salon Republic is located near the Tom Thumb at the corner of Preston Road and Beltline.
At the time, she was Moore's roommate. They shared rent and expenses at an apartment on Spring Valley Road. But she was slowly moving her belongings into Tuan Le's house in Garland and was living with him fulltime when she died.
"She was trying to make a home for him," said her mother, who retrieved her daughter's belongings from Le's house after the murder.
On the afternoon before she died, Lightfoot had drinks with a friend at a Mexican restaurant. Then, she returned to Salon Republic for a late appointment.
Jaylen Quinn, a stylist in the room next door, was leaving work at 7 p.m. and saw Lightfoot cutting a woman's hair.
"She was nice, but I really didn't know her," Quinn said. "I kept to myself."
Security cameras show Lightfoot leaving the salon between 9 and 9:30 p.m. Her next stop was YourWay Burgers and Wings, where she met three friends for food and drinks. She kept getting text messages from Tuan Le asking when she was coming home.
Friends thought it strange when Lightfoot excused herself to use the restroom at about 11:30 p.m. and then left YourWay without saying "Goodbye." Before she arrived at the Tom Thumb to buy the ramen noodles, she either turned off her cellphone or the battery died. It went dead at 11:43 p.m., after she texted Le that she was on her way home to Garland.
She never made it.
Were the ramen noodles for her? Were they for Le, or for an unknown person that she was meeting after midnight?
Lightfoot's wide circle of friends is anxious. If she knew her killers, chances are they know them. In addition to the grief that comes with the shocking loss of a friend, they now have to worry about their own safety.
"I thought about just leaving town for a while," Kenn Moore said.
Staff writers Jason Trahan and Tanya Eiserer contributed to this report.


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Bills would provide health coverage for ailing Valley firefighters
PHOENIX (KSAZ) - Boots on the Ground represent the lives lost well after the fire is put out.
Signs with statistics were held by the men and women who know the struggles all too well of cancer and heart illnesses killing firefighters. Today was all about getting more coverage for those like Goodyear's Gilbert Aguirre.
"Pretty much took my family from being almost debt free to being almost homeless and bankrupt in less than two years," he said.
We talked to Gilbert back in November about his simultaneous battles with leukemia and his insurance company.
"It feels like they're just trying to prove that I did this to myself," he said.
Just a few weeks ago, he found out for the third time he's been denied workman's compensation that he's entitled to, according to state law. His leukemia is on a list of eight cancers that are presumed to have been caused by firefighting.
HB 2161 would more than double that list and the language will also make it harder for insurance companies to find loopholes to deny coverage to people like Gilbert.
"It's been a long, hard process," he said. "Draining financially, mentally, everything else."
With Cardiac illness, there's no law in the books at all related to workman's compensation, despite the fact that it's the leading cause of death for firefighters around the country.
Another house bill, 2410, is about changing that, as well.
"The message is the people who are protecting the public are also going to need some protection from the legislature," Stephen Gilman said.
Gilman is with the Professional Firefighters of Arizona and says the bills, for some reason, have hit a stand still, but he hopes a final vote will happen in the Senate sooner rather than later.
"Our legislature is usually quick to show up for a funeral, for an in-the-line-of-duty death and we're hoping that our members who are suffering from these kinds of agonizing illnesses will get the same kind of support," he said.


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I am not sure if this sounds a bit absurd, but is there a way we can autocomplete/auto select an item being search for if the letter/word appears any where in the item e.g.
Following are the items in my combo box
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B - Oranges
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If i start typing the first word it picks the item fine but if i start typing the 2nd word e..g. Apples it won't auto complete the text as Green Apples.
Please advice is this is even possible ?
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Do you use filtering?
Please take a look at http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/autocompleteclientside/defaultcs.aspx
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Our TV celebs make a style statement everyday which is either in terms of their accessories, hair styles or attires they tend to add the glam quotient in their style. With their alluring looks these celebs enhance their beauty by adorning such hair styles. Here are few celebs who look smart in their ongoing TV shows with their various hairdos.
Curl it up - Preetika Rao looks pretty with the curls at the end and the side parting. This lass who is seen in Colors' Beintehaa is always seen leaving her open with the use of rollers to curl her hair.
Cute Fringes - Pretty Sanaya Irani who is seen in Colors' Rangrasiya with the fringes. The girl who has straight hair in real along with fringes looks smart and quite bubbly as well.
Messy hair - Popularly known as Archana in Zee TV's Pavitra Rishta, Ankita Lokhande in real life has messy hair with bit of curls and frizziness. With her variations in characters in the show this actress has experimented with various hairdos in her shows right from having straight, curly to wavy hair in the reel life.
Long and Straight - Beautiful Krystle Dsouza who has long straight hair in real as well looks simply stunning with her hair open. This young chick who plays Sakshi in Sony TV's Ek Nayi Pehchaan loves to keep her hair open.
Tonged a bit - Shraddha Arya who is playing a Rajasthani girl Paakhi in Life OK's Tumhari Paakhi simply tongs her hair and leaves it open which is attractive and looks good on her.
The Bun - Disha Wakani aka Dayaben of SAB TV's Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah simply ties her hair with the use of the net and looks like a typical Gujarati lady. The bun looks good on her.