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The Eagles are one of eight teams that finished the season with an 8-8 record.
Seven of those teams (the Broncos being the exception) will miss out on the playoffs. And that also means strength of schedule determines where those seven teams will pick in the first round of April's draft.
The team with the weakest strength of schedule among the group, the Cardinals, gets the 13th selection. And the Eagles will pick two spots later at No. 15. Here's the order for the 8-8 teams, with strength of schedule in parentheses, courtesy of NFL.com:
13. Cardinals (.469)
14. Cowboys (.473)
15. Eagles (.488)
16. Jets (.500)
17. Bengals (from Raiders) (.504)
18. Chargers (.516)
19. Bears (.527)
As for the second round, the seven teams cycle down. In other words, the Cardinals will pick last among this group, and the other teams get bumped up, with Dallas picking first.
That's significant because the Eagles get the Cardinals' second pick (courtesy of the Kevin Kolb deal) in addition to their own selection. That translates to the 46th pick (their own) and the 51st pick (the Cardinals') overall.
Some stray thoughts on the Giants' win over the Cowboys Sunday night:
* Before the Eagles played the Giants in Week 3, Victor Cruz had two career catches for 17 yards. He finished the season with 82 receptions and 1,536 yards, most in Giants franchise history and third-most in the league, behind only Calvin Johnson and Wes Welker.
Against the Cowboys, Cruz piled up six catches for 178 yards. In the first half, he made Terence Newman and Gerald Sensabaugh look silly on a 74-yard touchdown that included about 68 yards after the catch. With everything on the line for the Giants, it was the second straight week Cruz made a huge play. Against the Jets, he had a 99-yard touchdown in the first half.
* And no, I have no clue what NBC was thinking playing the salsa music for Cruz' celebration. Very strange. At first, I couldn't tell if it was coming from the broadcast, the stadium or my neighbor's apartment.
* If I'm the Giants, perhaps the most encouraging thing to take from yesterday's game was the pass rush. Jason Pierre-Paul's been doing it all season, but they got contributions from Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora yesterday. Tuck has two sacks in the last two games. And Umenyiora had two against the Cowboys. Overall, the Giants have 11 sacks in the last two games. There are still plenty of holes in that secondary, but New York can at least rush the passer effectively.
* Speaking of Pierre-Paul, if you were starting a franchise and had your pick of any defensive player in the league, he has to be in the discussion, right? Yesterday was his 23rd birthday, and Pierre-Paul finished the season with 16.5 sacks. I'm on board with those who have written that Brandon Graham deserves a chance to prove himself next season when he's healthy, but I don't think the regret over passing on Pierre-Paul is going away any time soon.
* As for the Cowboys, they miss out on the playoffs for the third time in four seasons. I know Tony Romo will take a lot of heat for turning the ball over twice, but the Dallas defense reminded me of what the Eagles' D has looked like at times this season. Missed tackles, confusion, breakdowns in the secondary. Eli Manning picked them apart, completing 24 of 33 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns. The Cowboys have plenty of work to do this offseason on that side of the ball.
With the regular season over, next year's opponents are set. Aside from the division games, the Eagles play the following teams at home: the Falcons, Panthers, Ravens, Bengals and Lions. Not an easy slate. Four of those five teams are in the playoffs, and the other has Cam Newton.
On the road, the Eagles go to New Orleans, Tampa, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Arizona. Two of those five teams are in the postseason.
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What are you into as far as other hot men's used athletic gear, underwear, or shoes? I want to know what turns you on and how do you get your supply of this gear?
What are you into as far as other hot men's used athletic gear, underwear, or shoes? I want to know what turns you on and how do you get your supply of this gear?
Used sweaty jockstraps, cups, uniforms.
Absolutely (but not shoes). Sadly I don't have a ready supply....
Thanks guys for the posts. I am not so much into used gear as I am into supplying it. I love getting a jockstrap or something else nasty and then mailing it off to a guy for him to enjoy. I don't do this for free cause that is part of the fun also.
Sounds hot to me!
love sniffing other lads dirty worn boxers and briefs etc. love most some really smelly cum stained boxers. such a turn on to sniff and wank off over. anyone wanting to swop let me know! UK based here!
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I love pushing my face into a freshly scented pair of sweaty briefs/boxers/a jock. Im UK based so give me a shout if you're interested in trading sometime?
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I used to work at a university. Their lockerrooms would be wide open especially in the evenings. I used to go in there after work and the soccer and football lockerrooms were wide open! I remember one time I ran it and grabbed the first pair of boxers I could find. They were some gray boxers seemed worn. They smelled soooo goood. Nice musty scent especially around the ball and cock area. I kept those and they still smell after a year. I jack off with them all the time.
The aroma of sweaty sports gear as hangs in the locker to give off that special man scent.
i like worn shoes. my friend once left his shoes in my bathroom so i jacked off and came while sniffing them. It was so hot
Love smelling a hot guy's used gear. Mostly bought stuff from online. Although there is nothing quite like finding them in real life.
I have sold a few of my old jockstraps. Usually wear one when working-out/hiking, that pouch gets soaked with sweat quickly. I also have no problem customizing with any special requests. Every guy who's bought from me has been super satisfied.
Love sniffing a guys well worn boxers and socks when on the gym changing rooms. Got some sent to me from guys too and love wanking off getting a good sniff of where their ass hole and cock has been. Any guys wana send me some? Please PM me and help me have better wanks ;p
Yep, love sniffing guys underwear when it's sweaty and stained. If it's old and a bit worn out, then I like it even better - don't know why.
I work where I get a regular supply - but it works all ways and so we all get a good ration of what we need. (Five of us at work are into this - including the boss. A dream job. )
You should visit www.dirtymensunderwear.web.com
Love to sniff underwear and jockstraps. Love that ripe musky man scent.
I have a little thing for a hot guys underwear
Totally hot thread...not sure why i hadn't found it b4....i would really like to trade gear w/someone who's hot & around my age...but so far no luck...thought about those sites but how can ya be sure who's stuff ur really buying?
I was lucky enough to have a guy right here on JUB send me his used boxer briefs a few times! I loved it! getting them in the mail, then sniffing them, then I would wear them all day. I would cum on his cum stains too.
I have a couple guys I work out with, know i am into under armour stuff. sometimes they will give me their shorts and underwear for me to take home and wash....they know what I do with them first.
just hit the pot of gold of used gear. went to the soccer lockerroom where I work and they left it unlocked. found their large laundry basket where all the guys throw their gear in to get washed. filled with jock straps, boxers, socks, shirts, jerseys. I sniffed and few and jacked off quickly before anyone caught me.
hello all. I stumbled across this website today and can't believe that there are other people into what (I think) I am into. I'm new to all this but get hugely turned on by dirty boots and socks and piss stained underwear. After reading some of the posts on this site I'm glad to see I'm not the only one.

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Windows XP/2000/NT/ME/98/95
MailSpam.B is a flooder type hacking tool.
A flooder sends multiple information packets in order to block the target computer.
A flooder is normally used to attack IRC channels or standalone computers. It can also result in a denial of service (DoS) if the attacked computer is a server.
MailSpam.B prevents access from programs to websites of several companies related with security tools (antivirus programs, firewalls, etc.).
MailSpam.B redirects attempts to access web pages of certain banks to spoofed pages, with the aim of logging information entered by the user in these pages.
MailSpam.B redirects attempts to access several web pages to a specific IP address.
MailSpam.B does not spread automatically using its own means. It needs an attacking user's intervention in order to reach the affected computer. The means of transmission used include, among others, floppy disks, CD-ROMs, email messages with attached files, Internet downloads, FTP, IRC channels, peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing networks, etc.


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by Joshua Maloni
In the case of the Robert Moses Parkway North, no news is, well, no news.
On Tuesday, a group of people in favor of keeping open this connection between Niagara Falls and Lewiston met at the Red Brick Municipal Building. Former village Mayor Richard Soluri, a member of the Parkway Preservation Committee, told the dozen in attendance that no decision has been made with regard to the future of the roadway. The scoping process, which was expected to end in December 2011, has continued, and the six RMP design proposals unveiled in June 2011 (showing everything from complete road removal to complete restoration of a four-lane highway) have yet to be narrowed to three or four final plans.
Soluri said he has received conflicting reports on the status of the designs and related public input. As such, he is unsure who has the final drafts: Parsons Transportation Group, the agency that created the six designs; the state Department of Transportation; or the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
"We'll just have to wait and see about all of that - all of us," Soluri said.
In any case, he reiterated his group's stance that the parkway is a necessary means of connection.
"The state invested a lot of money in our community; the feds invested money in this community. Why would they now want to remove a road to hurt the community?" Soluri said. "The 'Wild Ones' (the environmental groups seeking parkway removal) will say it won't hurt, because you can come another way. But we need the direct route. And the fact is, the direct route, if it's done right, will attract more visitors - will make visitors go back and forth (between Niagara Falls and Lewiston)."
Lisa Vitello, a member of the Niagara Falls Tourism Advisory Board, said, "You're worried about economics for your community. ... We're worried about the same thing in Niagara Falls."
She said road removal for the sake of beautification and access to natural resources is common across the country - and proven to work - and added, "I've traveled all around the country and, in some places, around the world. I've never not gone to somewhere because there wasn't a direct route."
Niagara Falls historian Paul Gromosiak said, "The gorge here is only seven miles long, and it's best appreciated on foot."
Soluri responded by saying not everyone can walk the paths.
Niagara Falls resident Trudy Christman agreed, and said walking paths are a hindrance for the elderly.
"We are in the automobile age," she said.
"One of the reasons that I come to Lewiston so often is because it's so convenient," Christman added. She had a guest in from Alaska last weekend. That friend, Christman said, would not find it appealing to travel between locations via side roads, and "was amazed at the wonderful parkway that is from Niagara Falls and connects Lewiston and Youngstown."
Ultimately, Soluri expects compromise will prevail.
"I think they're going to take a combination of the various options," he said. "We may end up with a road similar to Canada, which would be two lanes. I don't believe you're ever going to see a four-lane road."
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Senator urges Assembly Speaker Silver to "Bring it to the floor!"
State Sen. Mark Grisanti, R-I-60, is the co-sponsor of S.2755, which would allow professional mixed martial arts events to be held within New York state. On Wednesday, he voted "yes," and the bill passed the Senate by a margin of 47 to 15.
MMA is legal in 47 states and has a huge following based on attendance and pay-per-view sales alone.
The success of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the premier MMA league, has brought economic benefits to cities around the country and the globe.
An exhibition in Toronto last spring set a record of $11 million in ticket sales with more than 50,000 tickets sold. The total impact from weigh-in on Friday until the end of events on Sunday was $35 million.
An independent study done a couple of years ago indicated that Buffalo could reap almost $5 million from one exhibition.
MMA has become a part of mainstream sports. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. Grisanti said that, if violence and the risk of serious injury is a reason the ban is still in effect, activities such as boxing, football, ice hockey, downhill skiing, rodeo and even tightrope walking across Niagara Falls should be banned, too.New York bans professional fights, but allows MMA gyms, amateur fights and other types of martial arts, such as judo and tae kwon do.


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Written by Pam Ackerman, event chairperson Friday, 26 July 2013 13:54
Have you heard the theme song from the old Rawhide television show lately? It played several times at the 19th Annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Dawson County on July 12. It's a foot stompin', get 'er done song—truly fitting for the relay cowpokes who worked so hard to "Round Up A Cure" at Lake Helen Park in Gothenburg!
Fifteen teams and 189 team members came together with businesses, corporate sponsors and communities to raise in excess of $70,600. Money raised during Relay For Life helps fund the American Cancer Society's mission of eliminating cancer by helping people stay well, get well, find cures, and fight back.
The society is the largest nonprofit supporter of new cancer research and the largest voluntary health organization fighting cancer in our country and around the world. Your family, your friends, your neighbors benefit from ACS programs and research. For more information, go to cancer.org or call 1-800-227-2345.
We appreciate all of the support we received from each of the teams, as well as from our sponsors. We are especially grateful to the many volunteers and their families for all of their hard work to make this event happen. A big thanks goes to the City of Gothenburg for providing a perfect setting for this year's Relay For Life at Lake Helen park.
We encourage you to make a commitment today to fight back against cancer by eating more fruits and vegetables, going for an annual physical exam, contacting your elected officials to support cancer research funding or joining next year's Relay For Life. We won't stop until cancer is defeated.
Thanks to all of you for a successful Relay For Life.
The Relay For Life "Trail Boss" and Committee


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Run or Walk on Father's Day, June 16
Join Team My58 at the Superheroes 5K
Run or Walk on Father's Day, June 16
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Join Team My58 on Father's Day, June 16 in Downtown Sacramento and run or walk for your favorite charity in the Superheroes 5K. Team My58 will be there giving away prizes from some of the hottest shows on television, like The Big Bang Theory.
When you sign up to run or walk in the Superheroes 5K, you get to be a superhero for a local area non-profit. Capitol Mall will be taken over by thousands of caped crusaders and prizes will be awarded to the best superhero costumes.
Get into the spirit early and sign up for this family fun event at Superhereos5k.com.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House race between U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney remained a cliffhanger in four critical states that may tip the outcome of Tuesday's election, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on the eve of the election.
Incumbent Obama maintained a 4 percentage point lead in Ohio, and slimmer leads in Virginia and Colorado, while Romney led by 1 percentage point in Florida, the poll showed.
In perhaps the most pivotal state of Ohio, Obama had the support of 50 percent of likely voters, while Romney was at 46 percent. On Sunday, Obama led 48 percent to 44 percent.
In Virginia, Obama held a slim lead of 48 percent to Romney's 46 percent among likely voters.
In Colorado, Obama was also at 48 percent, a nose ahead of Romney's 47 percent.
Romney had a slight lead in Florida, where 48 percent of likely voters sided with the Republican and 47 percent backed the Democrat Obama.
All of the results are within the polls' credibility intervals, a tool used to account for statistical variation in Internet-based polling.
(Reporting by Alina Selyukh; Editing by Alistair Bell and Will Dunham)


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Metallica Release Third Previously Unheard 'Death Magnetic' Song
Metallica are behaving like Santa this holiday season, generously doling out previously unreleased songs from the 'Death Magnetic' sessions. They are essentially sonic presents! The latest new-yet-old song is 'Hell and Back,' which dropped last night after the band performed the song at its third (of four) anniversary show underplays for fan club members at the Fillmore in San Francisco. It's 'Tallica's 30th birthday but they are the one gifting fans with songs.
The rough mix of 'Hell and Back' was emailed to members of the official fan club and you can check it out below. It's seven minutes of fast-tempo 'Tallica, with a choppy chorus where James Hetfield sings "straight to hell and back," while backed up by a beefy riff. It's hard, with a chunky part that roars in at the four-minute mark and reminds us a wee bit of 'One.'
It's beyond cool of the band to dip into the vaults to resurrect these songs and release them, rather than allowing them to languish on a shelf, collecting dust. The band stated: "We're pretty excited to be bringing these songs back to life nearly four years after they were recorded. Once again, this is the unpolished version of the song… the original rough mix from March of 2008 in its rawest, untouched form."
Raw and untouched Metallica? That's just how we like it. 'Hell and Back' will certainly send the adrenaline and blood coursing through your veins with its firepower.
'Hate Train' and 'Just a Bullet Away' were dragged outta the archives and released earlier this week to the delight of fans.
Last night's show was off the hook and filled with A-list guest stars like Judas Priest's Rob Halford, Glenn Danzig, who performed a trio of Misfits covers with the band, Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell, Down's Pepper Keenan, Lynyrd Skynyrd's Gary Rossington, Faith No More's Jim Martin and ex-bassist Jason Newsted, once again.
The band played 21 songs, and 'Hell and Back' was included.
The band's setlist was as follows:
'Suicide & Redemption'
'Master of Puppets'
'..And Justice for All'
'Of Wolf & Man'
'Fade to Black'
'The Thing That Should Not Be'
'I Disappear'
'The Outlaw Torn'
'Hell and Back'
'For Whom the Bell Tolls' (with Jerry Cantrell)
' Nothing Else Matters' (with Jerry Cantrell)
'So What?!'
'Tuesday's Gone' (with Gary Rossington, Pepper Keenan, Jerry Cantrell, and Jim Martin)
'Fuel' (with Jason Newsted)
'Fight Fire With Fire' (with Jason Newsted)
'Die, Die My Darling'(with Glenn Danzig)
'Last Caress' (with Glenn Danzig)
'Green Hell' (with Glenn Danzig)
'Rapid Fire' (with Rob Halford)
21. Seek & Destroy (with Jason Newsted, Jerry Cantrell, Pepper Keenan, Jim Martin, Glenn Danzig, Animal, Laaz Rockit and The Soul Rebels brass band)
Listen to Metallica 'Hell and Back'


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This is the appeals stage of a credit determination. Within 24 hours of notification of the Arbitration Committee's decision, any participating writer may request a Policy Review Board (PRB). A writer should submit a written statement setting forth the grounds for their PRB request as outlined in the Credits Manuals. Writers may request a PRB within the 24-hour period, and follow their request quickly with a statement of reasons for the appeal. The PRB can consider only whether there has been any serious deviation from Guild policy or procedure in the way the arbitration was conducted. If a writer simply disagrees with the Arbitration Committee's conclusion, this is not an issue the PRB has authority to address. The PRB cannot reverse the decision of the Arbitration Committee in matters of judgment in analyzing the literary materials.
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Appeals Court (March 3, 2008)
When a defendant is charged with a school zone violation, the prosecutor need only prove that a school is "accredited" if it is a private preschool or headstart program.
The defendant was convicted by a District Court Judge of distributing a class B substance in a school zone. The "school" in question was a public preschool. The defendant appealed the school zone conviction arguing that for the statute, G.L. c. 94C, § 32J, to operate with respect to any preschool there must be evidence that the preschool is accredited, and in this case the evidence of accreditation was insufficient to support a conviction. The appeals court agreed that, based on the witnesses' testimony, there was not enough evidence to support a finding that the school was accredited; however, the school zone statute does not require such proof.
The relevant language reads, "in or on, or within one thousand feet of the real property comprising a public or private accredited preschool, accredited headstart facility, elementary, vocational, or secondary school."
The term "accredited" in the language of the statute acts as a modifier only to private preschools or headstart programs.


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Students play on 60-year-old piano
Instrument bought in 1950.
"A Celebration of the Grand Piano" was the theme for a piano recital at the Gothenburg High School performing arts center Oct. 18.
Students of piano teachers Linda Grabenstein of Gothenburg Ilene Blattner from Cozad had the unique experience to perform on a 60-year-old concert grand piano.The teachers said the nine-foot piano is a 1948 Baldwin Model D Concert Grand.
The piano was bought in 1950 for $2,900 through the efforts of the Gothenburg Community Choir, The Gothenburg Community Concert Association and the graduating classes of 1950-52, according to pianist, Ernie Blecha.
Today it would cost approximately $151,000 to replace a piano of this magnitude, Blecha said.
Restoration of the piano cost about $16,500 and took several months after being taken to restoration specialists in Lincoln.
The program started with a duet by the teachers. Blattner and Grabenstein played "Edelweiss" and "God Bless America."
"Playing the grand piano on stage at the PAC was a wonderful experience for us and our students, " Blattner said. "Something we will always remember."
A special guest performer was Deanna Floe who is originally from Cozad and now a student at Nebraska Wesleyan. Floe is a former piano student of Blattner.
Blattner said Floe recorded an original album in Nashville, TN, this past summer.
"She considers herself a country-mix performer, singing and accompanying herself on the piano and with acoustic guitar," Blattner said.
Each student received a certificate and a pass to the Cozad Entertainment Series performance of Paul Asaro, a master of the two-handed jazz and ragtime piano.
A reception honoring the students followed the recital.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Actor James Cromwell has been arrested for allegedly disrupting a University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting where he was protesting animal testing.
University police Sgt. Brent Gruber says the 73-year-old Cromwell was arrested and ticketed on a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct. Cromwell and an activist from an animal-rights group also arrested were released from jail by Thursday afternoon.
They held two large signs showing a cat with metal implanted in its head at a UW-Madison lab, while shouting about the treatment of cats Thursday morning. The director of the school's Research Animal Resources Center says federal agriculture officials have found their claims to be false.
Cromwell was nominated for an Academy Award for the 1995 film "Babe." Other credits include "L.A. Confidential," ''The Green Mile" and "The Artist."


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Enjoy Dublin City's unique nightlife, shopping & theatres staying in Durban house, all rooms ensuite, city centre location.
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Dublin Bus operate the 747 Express service from outside the Airport Arrivals Terminal & the Central Bus Station, 7 days a week. This service stops on 'O Connell Street upon arrival in the City Center. Do not get off here. Wait until the Bus stops at the Central Bus Station.
Your walk to The Durban house will then be approx 3 minutes only, which (with baggage) is much shorter than the walk from 'O Connell Street! You may also use the 748 service from outside the Airport Arrivals Terminal.
This service also stops on 'O Connell Street upon arrival in the City Center. Do not get off here. Wait until the Bus stops at the Central Bus Station, but make sure to get off this Bus upon arrival at the Central Bus Station, as it then continues on its journey to connect with the Train Stations.
The combined 747 & 748 service run as frequently as every 10 minutes, 7 days a week.
First Bus from Dublin Airport 05:45 First Bus from Dublin Airport 07:15
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Stop at O'Connel Street. Turn right for Talbot Street next to the Dublin Spire and go straight to the first set of traffic lights. We're second building on the right at Gardiner Street
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TLOTI stands for The Last Of The Innocent, but the most important thing here is that the RG is doing Criminal! But how come some of us are so disappointed?
The Review Group is a collection of posters who get together and review a new comic each week that we each take turns selecting. Our threads can be found in The Outhouse's Newstand forum and is open for anyone and everyone to participate in.
This week we've got Criminal: The Last Of The Innocent #4, which is the final issue of the latest Criminal epic from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips. Most of us have gone on record as loving Criminal, but I think this week's reviews may come as a bit of a surprise.
Royal Nonesuch
Criminal: The Last of the Innocent #4 actually turns the usual crime story convention on its head by giving Riley something of a happy ending. His big murder plot goes off without a hitch, he gets a ton of money, he gets the girl of his dreams, he's happy. So what could go wrong?
This issue is kind of a strange duck in that it works as a great ending to what was a superlative story (I'd say the best Criminal story yet), but as an issue unto itself, there isn't a whole lot to get into. Thought the story sees itself through to its conclusion, the plot is already pretty much done with. Riley has a few bits of business to take care of, but even with the suspicious private eye on his tail, he isn't in any real danger. Any problems he does have he's able to easily dispatch. So...the end?
Overall, a fine issue, but it doesn't work as well without the previous three.
Eli Katz
Brubaker and Phillips' Last of the Innocent has the ignominious distinction of being the Criminal arc with the strongest start and easily the weakest resolution. The basic story centers on Riley, a somewhat psychopathic guy who regrets marrying a vapid, rich bitch and passing over his high-school sweetheart. When he learns of his wife's affair, he decides to murder her for her money and cover up his crime by making it look as though she were the victim of a serial killer. To provide himself an alibi, he encourages his troubled friend Freakout to fall off the wagon and indulge in a night of heavy drinking. Riley commits the murder after Freakout has passed out.
This issue, the fourth and final one of the arc, provides a few new twists and turns as Riley tries to maintain the appearance of innocence. But none of these twists is very compelling. Riley's biggest challenge is trying to convince his authoritarian father-in-law that he had nothing to do with the murder. The father-in-law's suspicions are so profound, however, that the old man hires a thuggish private investigator to uncover dirt on Riley. This PI subplot is weak and, frankly, feels tacked on. At no point does it appear that Riley is in real danger of being found out as the true murderer. Perhaps the problem is that the father's suspicions are raised at the very end of the third chapter and can only be explored quickly in the final chapter. Bru has simply focused too little attention on this part of the story to give it sufficient weight and importance. He has, it seems, padded the story rather than developed it further.
The plot has another major weakness. At the end of this issue, we learn that Freakout knows that Riley's behind the killing. How he knows is somewhat convoluted. And the details aren't particularly important. But he explains that he knew the identities of the real serial killers. Apparently, during a drug binge years ago, he had stumbled past the window of two lovers who planned to kill an inconvenient husband. They knew that if they killed the husband outright that they would attract suspicion unto themselves. Therefore, they decided to conduct a string of unrelated killings to obscure their real motive. I have seen this plot device used one too many times, in various ways, in all kinds of crime stories -- including an early episode of Ironside. It's an overused plot point, one that Bru should have avoided unless he'd planned to use it in some clever, innovative way.
I could go on and mention other problems I have with the story. But the bottom line is that this final chapter of Criminal is cluttered and rambling and, worse, it lacks all suspense. It's a boring book, without any emotional impact.
Phillips' art is excellent, as always. But it is not enough to save this book. I'm deeply disappointed by the way Bru has neglected Criminal over the last few years, putting out rather mediocre arcs in between his Incognito projects. I would say that I'm about ready to quit Criminal. But with the announcement of the 12-issue Fatale series starting in January 2012, it looks as though Bru has already quit this book. Perhaps that is a good thing.
This current arc of Criminal started out with a bang but fizzled out with a whimper. This last issue felt like a rushed epilogue to the rest of the series. For me, it felt like watching a movie and at trhe end everything is wrapped up with a few paragraphs of text before the credits.I expected more to happen with the private investigator. I thought he would be a much bigger thorn in Riley's side. Instead we get a quick exchange between the two and that's it. I did like the inclusion of Teeg Lawless here to tie in with the other Criminal arcs. The other thing that threw me here was the happy ending Riley receives. He's rich, gets away with murder and has the woman he always wanted. Not quite the ending I expected given how previous arcs have ended. After all, Riley was responsible for three murders here including his wife and best friend. Having said all that, it's still Criminal and it's better than a lot of books out there.
The art here was great as always. Philips is a perfect fit for Criminal. I loved how the flashbacks were drawn in a totally different style that, to me, reflected the innocence of youth.
Story - 5
Art - 9
Overall – 7
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I wasn't expecting to see Riley get away with his crime. Not that it's inherently a bad thing to have that sort of ending in crime fiction. Having said that, I personally find that the main character has to be one of two types for that ending to work. The first type is a criminal so likeable that the reader doesn't mind seeing him get away with his crime. The second is a criminal so smart that the reader can't help but sit back, look at his plans and say, "you know, you put things together so well that you probably deserve to get away with it." Riley clearly isn't in the first group. When it comes to the question, "does he fall into the second group?" the problematic answer for me is yes and no.
With that answer lies the reason why The Last of the Innocent fell apart with issue #4. On the surface, Riley's planning and actions should put him in that second group. The thing is the way Brubaker wrote him he doesn't come across as somebody who could come up with those plans, but instead he comes across as a guy more lucky than intelligent. The writing was strong enough over the course of the first three issues that this was largely hidden. Unfortunately, this disconnect between Riley and his actions became all too obvious this issue. The result is a disappointing and unsettling ending that leaves a bit of a bad taste in the mouth.
Sadly, I have to give this a 4 out of 10.
Story - As a society, we in general like to see the bad guys get punished, we like to see 'em get what's coming. It's why the Hays Code, along with banning homosexuality and interracial kissing in movies, also made it a law that all criminal acts had to be punished, and that criminals should not elicit sympathy from the audience. Now of course that was the 1930s, society has moved on, but the rule generally still applies, in a story, we expect to see the criminal get somewhat of a comeuppance. Look at the reaction to AMC's The Killing when they didn't reveal who killed Rosie Larsen! This is why ever since Riley Richards killed his wife Felix at the end of Criminal: The Last Of The Innocent #2, I and many other readers have been waiting for the full weight of the law to come crashing down on Riley, and watching with bated breath as his plans spin out of control...
...except Brubaker swerved us. We have been conditioned to expect Riley to get punished. We saw his Father-In-Law's suspicions, we saw him hire the P.I Britt Black, we saw his alibi come under threat. But Riley still got away with it. At the end of this issue, Riley is rich, happy and has a new girlfriend, his life has been improved by the crime. This goes against everything the Hays Code stands for!
It was very surprising to see Riley get off scott-free, and for me, it shows again why Criminal is one of the best comics on the market, it never does what you expect, Whilst this wasn't quite up there with the twists at the end of the 'Bad Night' storyline, it was still great. I do have a few problems with it however. Brubaker introduced several possible threats to Riley's alibi in #3, most importantly a Private Detective, and I feel that the way that these threats were dealt with was a bit rushed, and that lessened the sense of danger. The same sense of the story being rushed was also present in the revelations about the Brookview Serial Killer in the past, Brubaker had not developed this background detail enough in previous chapters to deserve this payoff. I feel that perhaps this story would have been better served by being an issue longer. Brubaker has previously felt able to extend his stories if he needs to, Incognito went from 5 to 6 issues and I think Criminal: The Sinners was extended from 4 to 5. I feel he could have done the same with this one. But you never know, in the alternate world where this story is 5 issues, I'm probably complaining that it's too long.
So there are some problems here, but they aren't big ones, and these little niggles don't negate the surprise of Riley getting away with it.
But then I start to think... did Riley actually get away with it? Yes he's not in prison and he has money and a hot redhead girlfriend, but in the process of doing this he's sacrificed himself and his innocence. In one of the most heinous acts I've seen in a comic, he leaved a poisoned hot-shot for his best friend Freakout and killed him. He may be doing this to try and get back to how happy he was when he was a teenaged kid, but in doing so 3 of his friends from that time are now dead, Felix, Freakout and Teddy. This story was about more than just the crimes Riley commits in the here and now, it was about nostalgia, and how in reaching for your past you can only damage your present. Nostalgia can bedeadly, and in the world of Criminal, it literally is. Riley thought he could go back to his past and be happy, but he never can.
This was another great instalment of Criminal, and despite a few small plot problems, it had an impact on me and left me thinking about the nature of nostalgia and the nature of innocence long after I read it. This story was perhaps the most ambitious Criminal story so far, since it was about more than telling a great noir story, but exploring more theoretical and allegorical ideas, but whilst it's reach may have exceeded it's grasp, it was still excellent comics. There are few better. I suppose, just like Riley, Brubaker has gotten away with something he shouldn't.
Art - Sean Phillips and Ed Brubaker are just the perfect combination, each word and each image are perfectly intertwined. I love every page these two work on together, whether it's Criminal, Sleeper, Incognito or Powerpuff Girls (note, Bru and Phillips have not actually done a Powerpuff Girls comic, but if they did, it would probably be really good). The thing that of course set this arc apart was that Phillips used different styles for the flashback sequences, using a cleaner line and a style reminiscent of Archie comics, and it's really great to see the two styles meld together at the end. I'm not quite sure what Riley and Lizzie turning into their cartoony selves means, it's another thing I've been puzzling over. Phillips is simply one of the best, and I can't wait for his next project.
Best Line - 'So now I can be whoever I want'
So I just finished this issue and I have no fucking clue what's really going on, but it was still a decent comic. I don't know if it's a disappointing end to a great run like some have suggested but it's still alright. I read some criminal a few years ago and it was still good but it was still no sleeper which will always be what I measure bru and philips to.
Ouch, sorry Ed and Sean! I guess somebody had to not like Criminal some time, at least it's a bunch of idiots like us instead of some respectable critics! Overall Criminal: The Last Of The Innocent #4 got a score of 6.5 out of 10, which isn't bad really, but for Criminal? It's a bit of a drop-off. Click this link to read the full thread, with all the reviews, and one member of the Group being angry for no real reason.
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Sometimes, it takes a federal judge to explain something that ought to be common sense.
Misty Blu Stewart learned this the hard way, in her ongoing class action lawsuit under the Fair Labor Standards Act against her former employer, Coyote Ugly Saloon.
Stewart claimed that an expletive-laced blog post by Coyote Ugly CEO Liliana Lovell was retaliation against Stewart.
The only problem? Stewart no longer worked for Coyote Ugly at the time of the post.
According to the court: "Under the FLSA, an 'employee' is defined as . . . any individual employed by an employer.'" As such, her retaliation claim had to be denied.
Here's a quick chronology, as set forth in the relevant court opinion, Stewart v. CUS Nashville, LLC, No. 311-cv-0342, 2012 WL 4049968 (M.D. Tenn. Sept. 13, 2012):
- Sometime before April 7, 2011, Stewart and Coyote Ugly Saloon in Nashville part ways (the post in question, and the court opinion itself, refer to Stewart as having been "terminated").
- On April 7, 2011, Stewart files suit, alleging FLSA claims "arising out of Coyote Ugly's alleged operation of an illegal tip pool and its failure to compensate its employees for work performed off-the-clock and during overtime hours."
- On or about May 11, 2011, Lovell creates the offending post on the Coyote Ugly website, saying in reference to Stewart and her lawsuit, "my thoughts are f* *k that b* *ch."
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- On July 31, Stewart files a motion to amend her complaint to, among other things, add a retaliation claim, based on Lovell's post.
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Instead, the only thing the judge could do, having been told of Defendants' name-calling, is simply to say, "OK. So what? Sticks and stones, Plaintiff, sticks and stones."
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Even if blogging "f* *k that b* *ch" doesn't create retaliation liability, it's still bad news for the defendants. You can bet Stewart's attorney is working on a plan to make the blog entry admissible evidence for one of the remaining claims. Even if this kind of wash-your-mouth-out blogging doesn't get you a time-out from the judge, it sure won't win you friends in the jury box.


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As strange as it sounds, "Raiders of the Lost Ark" toys and merchandise were somewhat hard-to-find treasures when the film became a box-office sensation back in 1981.
The usual scenario these days is to start launching movie tie-ins weeks or months before a film's opening weekend, but it was a different landscape three decades ago when Indiana Jones became a box-office sensation. That's not to say that the fedora hero was nowhere in sight — there were trading cards, a movie novelization, a collector's magazine and a Marvel comic adaption — but very little in the way of movie-related merchandise was actually available at the time of the film's release. It wasn't until 1982 — when director Steven Spielberg had followed "Raiders" with another mega hit, "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" — that kids could go on further crusades with Dr. Jones.
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Alabama has been in a class of its own this season: an undefeated 8-0 record, number one in the nation in scoring defense, number one in the conference in rushing defense, pass defense and pass efficiency defense. Their offense scores over 40 points a game behind a dominant ground game featuring the dynamic duo of T.J. Yeldon and Eddie Lacy (1,245 yards, 14 touchdowns combined), and the offensive leadership of quarterback A.J. McCarron, who leads the nation in passer efficiency and is one of just two FBS quarterbacks without an interception thrown this season. They've rolled through opponents behind an intimidating offensive front that features two first round picks in guard Chance Warmack and center Barrett Jones. Guard Anthony Steen could go in the first round of the 2014 draft, while tackles D.J. Fluker and Cyrus Kouandjio round out was is arguably the best offensive line in the nation. However, Warmack and company will have one of the best-rounded defensive fronts to contest with all night.
Have one first round pick in the trenches who can single-handedly disrupt an offense, and you've found something special. Have two and you'll have a unit that will not only keep you in games, but win them. Have three, and you can count your defense among the best in the nation. That's exactly what Les Miles has in his Barkevious Mingo, Sam Montgomery and Bennie Logan, all of who are likely to hear their name called on day one of the 2013 NFL Draft. All three can control the game from the line of scrimmage, funneling run games straight into the arms of players like linebacker Kevin Minter and safety Eric Reid. On offense, LSU sports one of football's strongest rushing attacks. Behind Kenny Hilliard, Michael Ford and Jeremy Hill, the Tigers backfield has found the endzone 20 times this season. Zach Mettenberger hasn't quite lives up to the lofty expectations he carried with him into the season, completing under 60 percent of his passes while managing just seven touchdowns to four interceptions. Still, the junior has managed to lead LSU in back-to-back over tough SEC schools while showing flashes of his very high ceiling.
Both schools epitomize what football fans know and love about the SEC; tough, gritty teams who pride themselves on defense and running the ball. However, it could be the men under center who sway the outcome of this contest. McCarron's efficiency and leadership has thrown him into the Heisman race as a legitimate contender, while the LSU faithful still believe that Mettenberger has a chance to evolve into an elite quarterback. Could this be a coming out party for the Georgia-transfer? Or will McCarron continue to orchestrate the Crimson Tide's offense to yet another victory with deadly proficiency? Either way, the looming battle in the bayou will undoubtedly be one worth watching.
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This tutorial will guide you through the creation of an instance of an ABAP application server with an SAP HANA database
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Setup a Developer Edition instance of ABAP and a HANA database on the Cloud Appliance Library
This tutorial will guide you through the creation of an instance of an ABAP application server with an SAP HANA database
Log in to the Cloud Appliance Library and look for ABAP in the solutions.
Choose SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP and SAP BW 7.5 SP01 on SAP HANA SP10 and click on Create Instance.
Select your cloud provider. Enter the combination of Access and Secret keys for Amazon Web Services or the Subscription ID for MS Azure and click on Advanced Mode .
Continue to the next step.
Review the name, description and zones. Make sure the IP address can be accessed externally, for example:
Continue with the steps and wait until deployment is finished. If asked, download the SSH key files in a secure, known location and enter a master password you will remember.
Once the Virtual Machine appears as
Active in the Instances section, click on Connect.
You can use SAP GUI on your computer or from the RDP to test your connection. Use user DEVELOPER and the master password you have set. refer to the Getting Started Guide on CAL for more information.
Take note of the SAP Front end External IP Address
Open the file
/etc/hosts in Mac or
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts in MS Windows. Add the external front end IP Address and
vhcala4hci vhcala4hci.dummy.nodomain
<<IP address>> vhcala4hci vhcala4hci.dummy.nodomain
For example:
Hint: If you cannot save your changes into the hosts file, try running Notepad as administrator and opening the file from there.
You can use the hostname as your SAP GUI entry and Eclipse ADT plugin
Proceed to add the 90-day trial license as described in the Getting Started Guide.
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GuntherAMVs wrote:I think this might be a silly question (since I can see from last year that it's true)
but can some videos be in multiple categories for voting?
It seems like there are certain videos that are showing up in several different threads, and that's not a bad thing at all! Congrats to the editors! :'D
But will contest come down to 4 or 5 videos taking all the awards? Does that happen a lot in the VCAs?
(obligatory wizard: )
Yes, it might happen. Check the last year's results (and the years before are there too) to see how often it happens ;>


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Nay but you, who do not love her
O you plant the pain in my heart with your wistful eyes
Nay but you, who do not love her
(R. Browning, OBEV)
Nay, weep not, dearest, though the child be dead
(J.G. Saxe, YBAV)
Near to the silver Trent
(M. Drayton, OBEV)
Nearer and ever nearer
(R. Nichols, MBP)
Never seek to tell thy love
(W. Blake, OBEV)
Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore
(T. Campion, OBEV)
New doth the sun appear
(W. Drummond, OBEV)
News from a foreign country came
(T. Traherne, OBEV)
Nightingale, as soon as April bringeth
(Sir P. Sidney, OBEV)
Nightingale has a lyre of gold
(W.E. Henley, MBP)
Night is dark, and the winter winds
(R.H. Stoddard, YBAV)
Night was black and drear
(R.W. Gilder, YBAV)
Night was thick and hazy
(C.E. Carryl, MAP)
No coward soul is mine
(E. Brontë, OBEV)
Nobly, nobly Cape Saint Vincent to the North-west died away
(R. Browning, OBEV)
Noe more unto my thoughts appeare
(S. Godolphin, Meta)
No longer mourn for me when I am dead
(W. Shakespeare, Gold)
No, no! go not to Lethe, neither twist
(J. Keats, OBEV)
North and west along the coast among the misty islands
(H.H. Knibbs, MAP)
Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note
(C. Wolfe, Gold)
Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note
(C. Wolfe, OBEV)
Not, Celia, that I juster am
(Sir C. Sedley, Gold)
Not, Celia, that I juster am
(Sir C. Sedley, OBEV)
Not from the whole wide world I chose thee
(R.W. Gilder, YBAV)
Nothyng ys to man so dere
(R. Mannyng, OBEV)
Not of the princes and prelates with periwigged charioteers
(J. Masefield, MBP)
Not ours, say some, the thought of death to dread
(W. Watson, OBEV)
Not that by this disdain
(T. Stanley, Meta)
Not unto us, O Lord
(H. Cust, OBEV)
Now, by the blessed Paphian queen
(O.W. Holmes, YBAV)
Now for a brisk and cheerful fight
(J.W. Palmer, YBAV)
Now sleeps the crimson petal, now the white
(A. Tennyson, OBEV)
Now the golden Morn aloft
(T. Gray, Gold)
Now the last day of many days
(P.B. Shelley, Gold)
Now the lusty spring is seen
(J. Fletcher, OBEV)
Now the North wind ceases
(G. Meredith, OBEV)
Now very quietly, and rather mournfully
(J.C. Squire, MBP)
Now winter nights enlarge
(T. Campion, OBEV)
Now you have freely given me leave to love
(T. Carew, Meta)
Nuns fret not at their convent's narrow room
(W. Wordsworth, OBEV)
O blithe new-comer! I have heard
(W. Wordsworth, Gold)
O Brignall banks are wild and fair
(Sir W. Scott, Gold)
O brignall banks are wild and fair
(Sir W. Scott, OBEV)
O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done
(W. Whitman, OBEV)
O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done
(W. Whitman, YBAV)
O Christ of God! whose life and death
(J.G. Whittier, OBEV)
O City that is not a city, unworthy the prefix Atlantic
(H.C. Bunner, YBAV)
O come, soft rest of cares! come, Night
(G. Chapman, OBEV)
O days endeared to every Muse
(J.R. Lowell, YBAV)
O earth, lie heavily upon her eyes
(C.G. Rossetti, OBEV)
O fair and stately maid, whose eyes
(R.W. Emerson, YBAV)
Of all the flowers rising now
(W. Philpot, OBEV)
Of all the girls that are so smart
(H. Carey, Gold)
Of all the girls that are so smart
(H. Carey, OBEV)
Of all the torments, all the cares
(W. Walsh, OBEV)
Of a' the airts the wind can blaw
(R. Burns, Gold)
Of a' the airts the wind can blaw
(R. Burns, OBEV)
O fly, my Soul! What hangs upon
(J. Shirley, OBEV)
O fly not, Pleasure, pleasant-hearted Pleasure
(W.S. Blunt, OBEV)
Of Nelson and the North
(T. Campbell, Gold)
Of Nelson and the North
(T. Campbell, OBEV)
Of Neptune's empire let us sing
(T. Campion, OBEV)
Of on that is so fayr and bright
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O for some honest lover's ghost
(Sir J. Suckling, OBEV)
O for the mighty wakening that aroused
(T. Wade, OBEV)
O frankly bald and obviously stout
(O. Seaman, MBP)
O Friend! I know not which way I must look
(W. Wordsworth, Gold)
O friend! I know not which way I must look
(W. Wordsworth, OBEV)
Often I think of the beautiful town
(H.W. Longfellow, OBEV)
Often I think of the beautiful town
(H.W. Longfellow, YBAV)
Often when the night is come
(E.R. Sill, YBAV)
Of thee (kind boy) I ask no red and white
(Sir J. Suckling, Meta)
Of the old house, only a few crumbled
(L. Binyon, MBP)
Of this fair volume which we World do name
(W. Drummond, Gold)
Oft in the stilly night
(T. Moore, Gold)
Oft, in the stilly night
(T. Moore, OBEV)
O goddess! hear these tuneless numbers, wrung
(J. Keats, OBEV)
O happy dames! that may embrace
(H. Howard, OBEV)
O happy Tithon! if thou know'st thy hap
(W. Alexander, OBEV)
Oh! for some honest Lovers ghost
(Sir J. Suckling, Meta)
Oh how comely it is and how reviving
(J. Milton, OBEV)
Oh, how shall I help to right the world that is going wrong
(R.W. Gilder, YBAV)
Oh, I be vun of the useful troibe
(A.C. Deane, MBP)
Oh, lovers' eyes are sharp to see
(Sir W. Scott, Gold)
Oh mother of a mighty race
(W.C. Bryant, YBAV)
O how much more doth beauty beauteous seem
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
Oh, snatch'd away in beauty's bloom
(G. Byron, Gold)
Oh, tell me less or tell me more
(J.R. Lowell, YBAV)
Oh thou great Power, in whom I move
(Sir H. Wotton, Meta)
Oh thou that swing'st upon the waving haire
(R. Lovelace, Meta)
Oh, what 's the way to Arcady
(H.C. Bunner, YBAV)
Oh, where the white quince blossom swings
(O. Herford, MAP)
O if thou knew'st how thou thyself dost harm
(W. Alexander, Gold)
O I hae come from far away
(W.B. Scott, OBEV)
O joy of creation
(F.B. Harte, OBEV)
Old house leans upon a tree
(M. Cawein, MAP)
Old Uncle Jim was as blind as a mole
(A. Corbin, MAP)
Old wine to drink
(R.H. Messinger, YBAV)
O listen, listen, ladies gay
(Sir W. Scott, Gold)
O listen to the sounding sea
(G.W. Curtis, YBAV)
Olor Iscanus queries: Why should we
(J.G. Whittier, YBAV)
O lusty May, with Flora queen
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O many a day have I made good ale in the glen
(J.J. Callanan, OBEV)
O Mary, at thy window be
(R. Burns, Gold)
O Mary, at thy window be
(R. Burns, OBEV)
O Mary, go and call the cattle home
(C. Kingsley, OBEV)
O memory, thou fond deceiver
(O. Goldsmith, OBEV)
O me! what eyes hath Love put in my head
(W. Shakespeare, Gold)
O mistress mine, where are you roaming
(W. Shakespeare, Gold)
O mistress mine, where are you roaming
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
(Lowell , 102)
O mortal folk, you may behold and see
(S. Hawes, OBEV)
O Mother Earth! upon thy lap
(J.G. Whittier, YBAV)
O my Dark Rosaleen
(J.C. Mangan, OBEV)
O my deir hert, young Jesus sweit
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O my Lucasia, let us speak our Love
(K. Philips, Meta)
O my Luve 's like a red, red rose
(R. Burns, OBEV)
O my Luve's like a red, red rose
(R. Burns, Gold)
On a day, alack the day
(W. Shakespeare, Gold)
On a dayalack the day
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
On a Poet's lips I slept
(P.B. Shelley, Gold)
On a starr'd night Prince Lucifer uprose
(G. Meredith, OBEV)
On a time the amorous Silvy
(Anonymous, OBEV)
Once did she hold the gorgeous East in fee
(W. Wordsworth, Gold)
Once did she hold the gorgeous East in fee
(W. Wordsworth, OBEV)
Once, in the sultry heat of midsummer
(A. Lowell, MAP)
Once this soft turf, this rivulet's sands
(W.C. Bryant, YBAV)
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary
(E.A. Poe, YBAV)
One asked of regret
(R. Le Gallienne, MBP)
On either side the river lie
(A. Tennyson, OBEV)
One more Unfortunate
(T. Hood, Gold)
One more Unfortunate
(T. Hood, OBEV)
One sweetly solemn thought
(P. Cary, YBAV)
O never say that I was false of heart
(W. Shakespeare, Gold)
O never say that I was false of heart
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
One word is too often profaned
(P.B. Shelley, Gold)
One word is too often profaned
(P.B. Shelley, OBEV)
On Linden, when the sun was low
(T. Campbell, Gold)
Only a man harrowing clods
(T. Hardy, MBP)
Only a starveling singer seeks
(A. Wickham, MBP)
Only tell her that I love
(J. Cutts, OBEV)
On parent knees, a naked new-born child
(Sir W. Jones, OBEV)
On the deck of Patrick Lynch's boat I sat in woful plight
(G. Fox, OBEV)
On the Sabbath-day
(A. Smith, OBEV)
On the wide level of a mountain's head
(S.T. Coleridge, OBEV)
O perfect Light, which shaid away
(A. Hume, OBEV)
Order is a lovely thing
(A.H. Branch, MAP)
O're the smooth enameld green
(J. Milton, OBEV)
Orpheus with his lute made trees
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
O ruddier than the cherry
(J. Gay, OBEV)
O saw ye bonnie Lesley
(R. Burns, Gold)
O saw ye bonnie Lesley
(R. Burns, OBEV)
O saw ye not fair Ines
(T. Hood, OBEV)
O say, can you see, by the dawn's early light
(F.S. Key, YBAV)
O say what is that thing call'd Light
(C. Cibber, Gold)
O silver-throated Swan
(T.S. Moore, MBP)
O sing unto my roundelay
(T. Chatterton, OBEV)
O sleep, my babe, hear not the rippling wave
(S. Coleridge, OBEV)
O soft embalmer of the still midnight
(J. Keats, OBEV)
O sorrow
(J. Keats, OBEV)
O talk not to me of a name great in story
(G. Byron, Gold)
O that 'twere possible
(A. Tennyson, OBEV)
Others abide our question. Thou art free
(M. Arnold, OBEV)
O the sad day
(T. Flatman, OBEV)
O thou, by Nature taught
(W. Collins, OBEV)
O thou that swing'st upon the waving hair
(R. Lovelace, OBEV)
O thou undaunted daughter of desires
(R. Crashaw, OBEV)
O thou with dewy locks, who lookest down
(W. Blake, OBEV)
O time! who know'st a lenient hand to lay
(W.L. Bowles, OBEV)
O to be in England
(R. Browning, OBEV)
(Colum , 103)
O turn away those cruel eyes
(T. Stanley, OBEV)
Our band is few but true and tried
(W.C. Bryant, YBAV)
Our bugles sang truce, for the night-cloud had lower'd
(T. Campbell, Gold)
Our vales are sweet with fern and rose
(J.G. Whittier, YBAV)
Out of me unworthy and unknown
(E.L. Masters, MAP)
Out of the hills of Habersham
(S. Lanier, YBAV)
Out of the night that covers me
(W.E. Henley, MBP)
Out of the night that covers me
(W.E. Henley, OBEV)
Out of the wood of thoughts that grows by night
(E. Thomas, MBP)
Outside hove Shasta, snowy height on height
(W. Bynner, MAP)
Out upon it, I have lov'd
(Sir J. Suckling, Meta)
Out upon it, I have loved
(Sir J. Suckling, OBEV)
Over hill, over dale
(W. Shakespeare, OBEV)
Over the mountains
(Anonymous, Gold)
Over the mountains
(Anonymous, OBEV)
Over the river, on the hill
(R. Cooke, YBAV)
Over the river they beckon to me
(N. Wakefield, YBAV)
Over the sea our galleys went
(R. Browning, OBEV)
Over the shoulders and slopes of the dune
(B. Carman, MAP)
O waly waly up the bank
(Anonymous, Gold)
O waly, waly, up the bank
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O were my Love yon lilac fair
(R. Burns, OBEV)
O western wind, when wilt thou blow
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O what a plague is love
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O what can ail thee, knight-at-arms
(J. Keats, Gold)
O what can ail thee, knight-at-arms
(J. Keats, OBEV)
O wha will shoe my bonny foot
(Anonymous, OBEV)
O which is the last rose
(J. Davidson, OBEV)
O who shall, from this Dungeon, raise
(A. Marvell, Meta)
O Wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being
(P.B. Shelley, Gold)
O wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being
(P.B. Shelley, OBEV)
O world, be nobler, for her sake
(L. Binyon, OBEV)
O world, I cannot hold thee close enough
(E.S. Millay, MAP)
O world, in very truth thou art too young
(W.S. Blunt, OBEV)
O World! O Life! O Time
(P.B. Shelley, Gold)
O yonge fresshe folkes, he or she
(G. Chaucer, OBEV)
O you plant the pain in my heart with your wistful eyes
(J. Todhunter, OBEV)
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|Felony Charges Against Mendocino Abalone Poachers
Posted by on July 01, 2006 at 12:14:51:
Felony Charges Against Mendocino Abalone Poachers for Illegal Catches and Sales to Bay Area Restaurants
Attorney General Bill Lockyer announced the arrest of three Mendocino County men for repeatedly poaching abalone, a seafood delicacy severely threatened from decades of over-fishing, from an off-limits section of Fort Bragg coastline and selling the illegal catches to San Francisco restaurants.
"Abalone was once considered an abundant resource, but it has declined to alarmingly low levels. Action is needed to prevent the northern California red abalone fishery from joining those fisheries that have already collapsed," said Lockyer. "Poaching is a main contributor to the demise of this resource, and restaurants that are purchasing illegally caught abalone are also responsible. We cannot allow lawbreakers to bring this valuable species to ruin. That is why I will criminally prosecute poachers, and the restaurateurs that buy from them, to the fullest extent of the law."
Lance Anthony Robles, 43, of Ft. Bragg, was arrested in Albion and is being held at the Mendocino County Jail on $50,000 bail. Robles, who sold his illegal "take" to the China House Restaurant on Powell Street in San Francisco, was previously arrested and convicted twice in the last 10 years for the same violations. Marty Linn Holloway, 44, of Beaver Marsh, Oregon, was arrested in Oregon and is in custody in Klamath Falls on $50,000 bail. Both were charged with two felony counts of conspiracy to harvest abalone from a closed area and sell it commercially, as well as misdemeanors for illegally catching and selling abalone. They were also charged with one felony count of possessing a controlled substance. Both men were previously arrested in April after being caught with 26 abalone.
Also arrested was Leroy Nicolas Robles, Jr., 41, of Ft. Bragg. Robles, who sold abalone to Bob's Sushi on Bay Street in San Francisco, was arrested in Fort Bragg and is being held at the Mendocino County Jail on $50,000 bail. Robles was charged with two felonies and one misdemeanor.
Today's arrests by Department of Fish and Game (DFG) wardens stem from tips left on DFG's "CALTIP" hotline. The anonymous tips reported that Lance Robles and Leroy Robles were diving for abalone from behind a rental house in the Fort Bragg area, an area that is designated off-limits to commercial harvest. The tips also claimed both Robles were exceeding the sport abalone limit and illegally selling their catch -- up to 100 abalone at a time -- to restaurants in San Francisco.
The Mendocino arrests were part of one of the most extensive sturgeon and abalone poaching busts in California history. The operation, which targeted 20 people, involved multiple District Attorneys and 29 teams of wardens deployed in the Sacramento, Oakland, San Francisco, Hayward, Ft. Bragg, and Mission Viejo areas.
California law limits recreational abalone catches to three at a given time, with an annual limit of 24. Anyone with more than 12 individual abalone is regarded as possessing for commercial purposes. Commercial abalone fishing is not permitted in California, and the supply to restaurants comes mainly from farmed operations. It is also illegal to purchase wild abalone. Violation of the law is a misdemeanor and punishable by a maximum of six months in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
Once so abundant their disappearance was unimaginable, the abalone that supported huge commercial and sport fisheries 30 years ago are now on the brink of extinction, according the U.S. Department of Geological Survey. Abalone are easily overfished because their reproductive process is slow and infrequent. Successful reproduction is dependent on certain ocean conditions, which occur only every 7 to 15 years, and large populations. Abalone are "local," and a small fishery can take decades to recover from collapse.
Commercial abalone harvesting in northern California was banned in 1949 and in Central and Southern California in 1997. No scuba gear is permitted to take abalone. Sport harvesters may use skin-diving gear (breath-holding only) or practice what is commonly referred to as "rock-picking," when the abalone may be found exposed during extreme low tide periods. This ensures that enough abalone will have refuge in deeper water to replenish and provide a sustainable fishery.
The north coast has one of the last viable populations of red abalone in the world. Continued poaching of abalone has put great pressure on the resource.
This is the latest prosecution by the Lockyer's Environmental Crimes Unit. Lockyer formed the unit to hold accountable those who commit environmental crimes by prosecuting them both civilly and criminally.
Those who would like to report a tip about potential poaching of fish or wildlife can call 1-888-DFG-CALTIP. Consumers can get a list of environmentally sustainable seafood choices by downloading a pocket card from the Monterey Bay Aquarium at www.mbayaq.org/cr/seafoodwatch.asp . The guide recommends eating only farmed abalone.
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The Miami Dolphins got rid of Brandon Marshall because he had off-field issues and was, in the team's eyes, a problem with teammates. They got rid of Chad Johnson because he didn't fit the culture that coach Joe Philbin wants to establish -- that from Philbin himself.
And today they got rid of Vontae Davis, who is still a very talented player but fits into the category of not fitting the culture based on behind-the-scenes issues we'll get into later.
Is there any doubt whether Terrell Owens has a future with the Miami Dolphins?
"Probably not," general manager Jeff Ireland said when I asked him if he will have any interest in the wide receiver who was cut today by the Seattle Seahawks.
Owens is 38 years old, coming off a knee injury that forced him to miss all of last season, and he's not as productive as he once was. He caught two passes for 41 yards in two preseason games with Seattle.
But it is the off-field issues, the drama so to speak, that keeps Owens from being a possible answer for the receiver-starved Dolphins.
Owens has issues with his various paternity obligations. He is struggling financially. He has been known to blow up teammates, such as Donovan McNabb. And he still has hopes of having a reality TV show.
Nope, not happening.
As to the Davis trade, it is clear the Dolphins are getting rid of players they have become uncomfortable with beyond their peformance and Davis fell into that mold. He is only 24 and can change but he lost favor when he had issues being in shape this year, got into a pushing match with Carolina's Steve Smith two weeks ago, lost his starting job and last year showed up to work with a hangover after a late night of drinking.
"We know a lot about our players," Ireland said. "Some of that includes things you don't know about them or isn't seen by the public ..."
By the way, Ireland says the Dolphins might still use the extra draft picks he picked up in the Davis trade on a wide receiver. He called it "ammunition to do things this year or any year."
And that's what leads to those players lately being released or traded.


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Farel Dalrymple, Zack Soto, and Francois Vigneault sign at Floating World Comics on Wednesday July 3, 2013 from 6-10pm
Press Release:
*First Thursday has been moved to Wednesday this month due to the Independence Day holiday.
Established in early 2012, three friends joined forces to expedite the success of their publishing goals. Jason Leivian from Floating World, Zack Soto from Study Group, and Francois Vigneault from Family Style shared their knowledge, pooled their resources, travelled far and wide to form a collective as dangerous as their reputations would suggest – a Press Gang!
One year later we are proud to present four monumental new releases –
Object 10 Works by Kilian Eng. Floating World Comics presents Kilian Eng's second monograph of retro futuristic illustration and graphic design in a gorgeous hardcover edition. Limited edition archival prints will be on display and for sale.
It Will All Hurt by Farel Dalrymple. As regular studygroupcomics.com readers already know, this is one of the coolest science-fantasy adventure comics you will ever read. Printed on bright Golden Age newsprint with risograph covers, IWAH is a weird, sad, silly, and sketchy, fantasy adventure strip with magic and science-fiction and some fighting action. Original art by Farel Dalrymple will be on display and for sale.
Study Group Magazine #2. The second issue of this award winning comics anthology/journal is the perfect accompaniment to Zack Soto's acclaimed comics website.
Titan #1 by Francois Vigneault. 32 pages of duotone Sci-Fi comics glory. When Mngr João da Silva is sent to Homestead Station on the moon of Titan he finds himself caught in the simmering tensions between the geneticly-engineered Titan workers and the Terran management.
Floating World Comics
400 NW Couch Street, Portland, OR 97209
(503) 241-0227


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"Match Day" held at the John A. Burns School of MedicineUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Tina M Shelton, (808) 692-0897
Dir of Communications, Office of Dean of Medicine
Dir of Communications, Office of Dean of Medicine
Posted: Mar 18, 2010
Medical students celebrated their own March Madness today, as "Match Day" swept across the country, including at the UH Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM).
On Match Day, graduating medical students learn where they will spend the next few three to eight years in post-graduate training, serving as physicians while also learning a specialty. Across the country, more than 15,000 graduating medical students are paired with residency programs by the National Residency Matching Program. The ceremonies happen simultaneously around the country, so Hawai'i's started at a bright and early 7 a.m. at the medical school's Kaka'ako campus.
The ceremony had a feel of the Academy Awards, as students took turns giving each other envelopes bearing news that will change their lives. Nervous parents were on hand and shouts of joy and excitement erupted the moment when all the envelopes were distributed and opened at one time.
Hawai'i's "Match" involved 57 medical students at JABSOM, where 90 percent of the students are Hawai'i residents. The specialties chosen included primary care (internal and family medicine), pediatrics, obstetrics & gynecology and surgery.
Fifteen of today's students matched here in Hawaiʻi in JABSOM's own post-MD physician training program, The Hawai'i Residency Program. The Hawai'i Residency Program partners with major medical centers statewide to train more than 200 graduated MDs in internal medicine, geriatric medicine, general surgery, family practice, psychiatry (general, geriatric, child and adolescent and addictions), obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, pathology and orthopedic surgery. Additional new doctors from around the country who "matched" today will also train in the Hawai'i specialty-training program. In the meantime, JABSOM has another 180 medical students, in addition to today's 57 who "matched," who are still in their first, second and third years of medical training to earn their MDs.
The class of 2010 students "matched" will graduate in May and begin their specialty training almost immediately.
- The most Native Hawaiians in a single class, 11.
- More than 60 percent are choosing primary care specialties, a much-needed service shortage area, which is higher than most students around the country. Primary care does not pay as much as sub-specialty fields like anesthesia, cardiology, etc. Like most students, the class of 2010 have big school loans to pay off. Current in-state (resident) tuition at JABSOM: $29,184 per year. Out of state is $61,464 per year.
- Hawai'i is currently short by 500 practicing physicians; and more than a quarter of the ones we do have are already at retirement age. With an aging population, more doctors like these are needed.
For more information, visit: http://jabsom.hawaii.edu


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Funeral services were held for four young children who died last month in a fast-moving blaze that engulfed at least 10 Philadelphia homes, and fire officials announced that an investigation couldn't determine the exact cause.
The service was held Saturday at Divine Mercy Parish in Philadelphia. It had been delayed to allow time for the children's Liberian grandparents to attend.
The Philadelphia Fire Department announced Friday that an investigation couldn't pinpoint an exact cause of the fire. It began on a couch that was on the porch of one of the row houses, but the flames were so hot that they destroyed evidence that could have determined what sparked them.
The fire claimed four-year-old twin sisters Maria and Marialla Bowah, 1-month-old Taj Jaque and 4-year-old Patrick Sanyeah.


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