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The Clothing & Beauty Items Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Can't Live Without This Fall
With a penchant for pairing high-end statement pieces with well-cut basics, Huntington-Whiteley has a flair for sartorial mixology. So, we weren't the least bit surprised when she designed a sexy-cool lingerie line with Autograph for UK retailer Marks and Spencer. We can only imagine she dons the comfy PJs—and sultry French undergarments—in her scant downtime between runways and film sets. (After her big screen debut in 2011's Transformers: Dark of the Moon, she'll hit theatres next in 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road.) As our November Guest Editor, Huntington-Whiteley used her top-notch taste to curate her fashion faves into one amazing slideshow. Click through to see the style-star's must-have picks!
Silk Blouse ($70) in Black
"Isabel Marant must make up 50% of my wardrobe! I love her pieces, they are cool, chic, and tomboy with a sexy edge. I love her new collection for H&M."
Studded Suede Lace-Up Booties ($1,885) in Nude
"Alaia makes the sexiest shoes ever. I also love Jimmy Choo. A girl can never have too many shoes!"
Lamb Leather Skirt ($300) in Black
"Every girl needs a black leather skirt!"
Tsavorite and Diamond Pavé Panther Ring ($5,830) in Gold
"Jewellery is my biggest weakness! I adore designers like Jacquie Aiche, Anita Ko, Annina Vogel, and Jennifer Fisher. My most recent purchase was Anita Ko's panther pinkie ring with diamonds."
Leather Skinny Pants ($799) in Black
"These black leather pants are a go-to staple in my closet; they are so versatile. I dress them down with a t-shirt and blazer in the day, and vamp them up with stilettos and a silky blouse in the evening."
Annaliesse Sunglasses ($365) in Burgundy with Spice Brown Gradient
"When you live in L.A., sunglasses become a daily necessity. I love Oliver Peoples sunglasses, and you can never beat a good pair from Chanel."
Nuits de Noho ($265)
"Perfume is a must for any girl; body creams from Bond No.9 Nuits De Noho are divine."
Silk Teddy with French Designed Rose Lace ($97) in Dove
"I just launched my first sleepwear collection for my lingerie line "Rosie for Autograph" with iconic UK high street store Marks and Spencer. The collection includes gorgeous vintage-inspired silk and French-designed lace bras and panties."
Andre Trilby ($435) in Blue
"I love hats; I have quite a collection! Maison Michel are my favourites. They complete any outfit."
Leather Quilted Jacket ($6,425) in Black
"My Balmain leather biker jacket is one of the most special items in my closet. I love leather jackets, but this one is so sharp and polished. Olivier [Rousteing, the brand's Creative Director] is so young and talented—it's unbelievable! He's such a sweet, cool man, and I have such a crush on him! I closed this season's show in Paris; we had so much fun."
Antigona Medium Tote ($2,163) in Green Goatskin Leather
"The Givenchy Antigona bag is such a classic cool bag. Mine is dark green, and it goes with everything."
Luxurious Pure Cashmere Bottoms ($160) in Light Grey
"These are perfect for lounging at home in, especially now the winter nights are drawing in—and they make gorgeous gifts for holiday season."
Retinol Reform ($95)
"I'm really in love with my facialist Shani Darden's Resurface retinol cream. It's gentle enough to use every other night, it smoothes lines, and gets rid of scars and acne. It's my secret weapon to flawless skin. Shani is a magician!"
Antonio Berardi gown at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
"Balmain, Antonio Berardi, and Gucci are some of my favourite designers to wear on the red carpet. Two of my favourite red carpet moments? A long red dress by Berardi for the Vanity Fair Oscar party and a long green Gucci ruffle neck dress for the LACMA Art + Film Gala last year."
London Grammar, If You Wait
"London Grammar are the big new band in the UK right now. I listen to this album on repeat! I also love Drake's "Hold on"--it's such a sexy song."
"Balmain's collection was to die for. This look was one of my personal favourites: it's so laid-back and effortless, but totally glamorous at the same time because of the embellished skirt and belt."
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ToB was one of the first games i've seen with custom models&skins in wc3, and that was why i became an addict in the first place. Seeing it become unpopular as it was left untouched for so many years was sad, but now you guys are bringing it back and its looking more awesome than ever. The new systems and skins and skills definitely live up to the good old ToB.
Btw, i see u've posted pics on War Maiven and Nala but are they're not in the game yet are they?
Keep up the awesome work guys, get the rest of those 6 original heroes in there (really excited on their new image) and possibly work on new heroes? O.o


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Hey all.
I'm not currently running FreeBSD, but in the planning stage of moving to it. I'm one of those people that likes to get everything figured out ahead of time, and then get through configuration quickly. Right now I'm in Arch Linux, but I plan on changing that soon.
I plan on using FreeBSD as a workstation with Openbox, X.org, Zsh, and as of yet I'm undecided about the File Manager.
I have heard....not so good things about HAL on FreeBSD. It seems to work well enough on Linux, but it sounds like it's core is so tied to the Linux API that the port just has issues with the FreeBSD API. I want to have some form of relatively easy mounting through my file manager, and I know of several I enjoy using that work with HAL, but not so many that work otherwise.
I have read that Thunar has some sort of removable media support on FreeBSD that doesn't require HAL, but I can't get much information about it. Does anyone know how well that works? I also know that with configurable actions I can probably use Thunar without any sort of internal volume management, but that is kind of a last ditch option for me...mostly because it quickly becomes a nightmare when using multiple partition USB drives.
I also know that the DesktopBSD traymounter is supposed to be pretty good, except it seems the only way to get it is by downloading ALL the DesktopBSD utilities, which I don't want.
Finally, if I do need HAL for what I'm looking for, is it reasonable to force it not to use policykit? I don't have any need for policykit (considering I'd end up just opening up the HAL rules anyway), but I don't know if it's something necessary for it to work on FreeBSD.
Phew...thank you for any help here. I like Linux, but FreeBSD looks a lot more organized, and the code seems tighter. Plus there isn't that whole 'GPL' thing...
I've had issues with hal on freebsd. I ended up allowing everything for a particular group in PolicyKit.conf. Once you do that automounting works well.
Just out of curiosity, what kind of issues did you have?
Incomplete permissions for mounting purposes, detects the drive, pops up a window asking what to do, and fails to mount. I would guess that hal is working, but PolicyKit has issues.
this FAQ may be helpful:
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"If 386BSD had been available when I started on Linux, Linux would probably never had happened." Linus Torvalds
Linux is not UNIX! Face it! It is not an insult. It is fact: GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not UNIX".
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vermaden: Thanks for the link. It seems that most of the work is configuring PolicyKit, as well as most of the problems....This is going to be a single-user workstation (so no need for PolicyKit), and I was wondering if anyone has tried building it without PolicyKit. I might give it a shot, and it may fail epically, but I'll report back about it if I do.
But also, what kind of experience has anyone had with the built-in Thunar volume manager on FreeBSD? It seems like just the thing I need, but I know almost nothing about it.
Thunar Volume Manager still needs HAL to work. I'm an Xfce user, and I'm trying to set it up now.
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity."
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It works on this end, very nicely. I will be posting a guide for it soon.
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity."
MacBook Pro (Darwin 9), iMac (Darwin 9), iPod Touch (Darwin 9), Dell Optiplex GX620 (FreeBSD 7.1-STABLE)
According to this HAL is not completely necessary. I know that it is required for automounting, but I don't need automounting. I just would like an easy graphical way to manually mount. With experimentation, I have found that the custom right-click context menus you can make with Thunar can do just that. I have been trying FreeBSD 7 in a VM and HAL is causing nightmares. I think that I will go without it.
But I like the custom menu things. Just turn on vfs.usermount, make a ~/.mnt/<devices> directory, and some custom context options and it looks pretty easy.
Thanks all for the help.
That's weird. Thunar Volume Manager was modeled after Gnome Volume Manager, and I find it hard to believe that HAL is not needed, but since that's official documentation, I'll believe it. However, there is this pesky line:
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity."
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Whenever it polled acd0 it sent an error to all terminals, every couple of seconds. It couldn't be stopped by sending all output (stdout and stderr) to /dev/null; it was coming from the kernel. If /dev/acd0 was removed, then it worked. It's possible that the optical drive Virtualbox provides simply does not like HAL, but I won't know until I use it "for real."
I've read the FAQ on FreeBSD.org, so I know how to configure PolicyKit for this purpose...and honestly, for a multi-user machine, PolicyKit is a really neat tool. I don't see much use for it on a single-user machine, but I can deal with it.
I should be getting it installed sometime in the next couple weeks. I am under crazy working hours until next Saturday (8AM/10-11PM) so I definitely won't get it done until after then.
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NORTHBROOK, Ill., May 26, 2011 -- Twenty-five cities are getting new traffic signs designed to bring awareness to motorcyclists on the road, thanks to Allstate. The insurer will place cautionary signs at intersections in 25 major metropolitan areas to prompt drivers to look out for riders at intersections. An average of three motorcyclists are killed every day at intersections in the United States, and crash data reveals that motorcycle crashes happen more often in intersections than elsewhere, relative to the amount of time riders spend in them.
The caution signs, which are yellow and diamond-shaped, feature a motorcycle silhouette and are inscribed with the word "LOOK" to encourage motorists to look for motorcycles before crossing an intersection. The signs, part of Allstate's "Once is Never Enough" (ONE) program, are designed to increase awareness of motorcycle collisions with motorists at intersections and to help remind drivers and riders alike that looking once at intersections is never enough.
"In the time it takes to blink an eye, a life could be saved," said Keith Rutman, vice president of Allstate's consumer household unit. "Taking one extra second at an intersection to look left, right - and left again - for motorcyclists can help make our roads safer."
Allstate encourages both drivers and riders to be conscious that they share the road with each other, and offers the following tips for motorcyclists and motorists to keep in mind next time they hit the road:
Tips for Motorists
* Look left, right - and left again - for motorcyclists. Also, be aware that because of a motorcycle's small size, a bike can easily hide in a car's blind spot.
*** Be cautious when going through intersections**. Almost one-third of motorcycle accidents happen here.
* Allow for greater following distance. Did you know most motorcyclists do not activate their brake light when slowing down? They slow down by downshifting.
* Don't assume motorcyclists are speeding. Due to their small size, motorcycles may seem to be moving faster and appear farther away than they really are.
* Motorcyclists often adjust position within a lane. This helps them be seen more easily by motorists. They also tend to avoid the center of the lane because of liquids that leak from car engines, transmissions and radiators.
Tips for Motorcyclists
* Be cautious when going through intersections. Almost one-third of motorcycle crashes happen here.
* Be visible when you ride. Avoid blind spots, wear bright-colored, protective clothing, activate turn signals early and always use your headlights.
* Flash your brake lights when slowing down. This helps others on the road know your intentions.
* Remember to give yourself space between you and the car in front of you. You'll have more time to react to other motorists' actions.
* Ride within your limits. If you're a new rider, consider taking a training course. Rush hour is not the time to learn how to maneuver your motorcycle. All riders should avoid extreme temperatures and inclement weather.
The ONE program sign installations will be taking place in the following cities:
* Albany, N.Y.
* Atlanta, Ga.
* Charlotte, N.C.
* Chicago, Ill.
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* Seattle, Wash.
* St. Louis, Mo.
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* Washington, D.C.
For more information regarding motorcycle safety and awareness, visit Allstate.com.
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If we are not careful, we can allow the good gifts of the Creator to bring difficulties to our lives. Parents who favor one child over another can provoke envy between siblings and enmity between parent and child. Likewise, when ...Read More
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Ambrose of Milan comments, "Let us not then choose that which is more pleasing at first sight but that which is truly better" (On Abraham 2.6.35). A seemingly good choice made in haste can lead to spiritual disaster ...Read More
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While we who live under the new covenant know even more of the rich country awaiting us when Jesus returns (Rev. 21), even Abram understood that to trust God is better than hoarding treasures for ourselves right now. If we ...Read More


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Brickman was one of 30 players cited by the online publication and adds this accomplishment to his recent spot on the Lou Henson Preseason All-America list.
A 6-0 point guard from San Antonio, Brickman put together a record-setting 2012-13 season. He dished out 290 assists to lead all NCAA Division I players and broke his own school record previously set in 2011-12.
The total also eclipsed the league mark set in 1987 by Andre Van Drost of Wagner.
Not just a distributor, Brickman led the NEC in three-point field goal percentage at 46.2 percent and tied for 19th nationally in the category. He also ranked third on the team in scoring at 9.5 points per contest.
For his career, Brickman holds the all-time LIU Brooklyn career record with 719 assists and is 100 away from cracking into the NCAA's career Top 25 list in the category.
His 7.12 career assists per game average ranks 23rd in the NCAA record book and his 2.18 assist-to-turnover ratio is 18th in NCAA history.
Brickman and the Blackbirds won their third consecutive Northeast Conference championship last season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season.
LIU Brooklyn begins its quest for a fourth straight title on Saturday, Nov. 9 at Barclays Center in Downtown Brooklyn against Saint Peter's at noon.


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FHA mortgage delinquencies resurge in second quarter
After a hitting a three year low earlier in 2011, the Federal Housing Administration delinquency rate jumped more than a full percentage point in the second quarter, according to analysis from investment bank Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported delinquency rates on all outstanding mortgages ticked up 12 basis points in the second quarter to 8.44%. KBW analysts said resurging FHA delinquencies drove the increase as its larger book of business began to season.
"We believe that an increase in delinquencies in the FHA program was the biggest contributor to the pickup in overall national delinquencies in the second quarter," KBW said.
From the start of 2009 to the end 2010 the amount of loans, current or delinquent, in the FHA servicing portfolio increased from 3.8 million to nearly 5.7 million as the frozen mortgage market depended upon it, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to finance and guaranty 95% of the market.
At the same time, delinquencies began to fade. The percentage of past-due loans declined from a high of 14.5% in the third quarter of 2009 to a low of 10.6% in the first quarter of 2011, still 60 bps above the low in the first quarter in 2007.
"While this could partially reflect an improving book of business, we believe that much of it reflected the sharp growth in new loans," KBW said.
But in the second quarter, the delinquency rate jumped to 11.7%. Seasonally adjusted, the increase was 59 bps to 12.62%.
Mirroring the MBA report, the FHA second-quarter delinquencies increased the most in the early stages of default, according to KBW. For instance, 30-day delinquencies increased 87 bps to 5.27% in the second quarter, while those in 90-day delinquency dropped 5 bps to 4.55%. Seriously delinquent loans, those in 90-plus day delinquency or foreclosure dropped 13 bps to 7.65%.
"FHA delinquency rates fell in 2010 as the FHA loans outstanding grew very sharply. We believe that the moderation in FHA loan growth will likely result in further increases in delinquencies on this portfolio which will likely push up the national averages," KBW analysts said. "However, this credit risk resides with the government since these loans are guaranteed by FHA."
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HST Image of R Aquarii
This is the first picture taken by HST of a recent nova, the star system R Aquarii. The two dark knots at the center of the image probably contain the binary star system itself, which consists of a red giant and white dwarf star. The knots are dark due to saturation effects produced by the FOC detector when it observes very bright objects.
The filamentary features emanating from the core are hot gas (plasma) that has been ejected at high speeds from the binary pair. The plasma emerges as a 400 billion kilometer-long geyser which is twisted by the force of the explosion and channeled upwards and outwards by strong magnetic fields. The flowing material appears to bend back on itself in a spiral pattern, perhaps due to obstruction in the path.


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Railroad facilities where cargo containers can be quickly moved between trucks and trains are now key to the nation's transportation system, says a consultant who advises major corporations on where to build new distribution hubs.
Railroad facilities where cargo containers can be quickly moved between trucks and trains are now key to the nation's transportation system, says a consultant who advises major corporations on where to build new distribution hubs.
And San Joaquin County, with two of these so-called intermodal facilities and close to the Bay Area, is uniquely positioned to attract more major job generators, such as the Amazon.com warehouse now nearing completion in Tracy, said John Boyd, principal of the Boyd Co. Inc. in Princeton, N.J.
"The reality is this is a great time to invest money in your region," he said.
Boyd this week presented a study comparing warehouse operating costs in 29 Western U.S. and Canadian communities with intermodal rail facilities to his private clients. He shared highlights with The Record.
Because of escalating fuel and trucking operating costs, rail has a clear cost advantage over the highway transport, Boyd said. That's something new distribution center projects will want to exploit.
"Today, the new shift now is toward those 29 markets that have intermodal rail," he said.
The resulting projects, Boyd predicted, "will employ thousands of workers and generate millions and millions of dollars in new property tax revenues."
Stockton, with a Burlington Northern Santa Fe intermodal facility, and Lathrop, home to a similar Union Pacific yard, both stack up well in Boyd's cost comparison.
With annual warehouse operating costs of $18.5 million in Stockton and $19 million in Lathrop, both have an edge over costlier Richmond, $21.6 million a year; Los Angeles, $20.7 million; and Oakland, $20.6 million annually.
And while there are even lower-cost locations, such as Tacoma, Wash., at $16.3 million a year and Billings, Mont., at $15.2 million, Boyd said San Joaquin County has "ready access to the huge and lucrative Bay Area market."
Another logistics industry trend Boyd identified is the increasing number of better-paying jobs found in many distribution centers. Such facilities house workers performing assembly, customer service, repair, computer security or back-office functions.
"This distribution industry will be the next generator of high-paying jobs throughout the Western states, in your region, especially," he said.
Thomas Pogue, associate director of the Business Forecasting Center at University of the Pacific, said the trend is not toward high-paying jobs - you won't find many doctors or lawyers in a warehouse - but certainly better-paying jobs.
The Amazon.com distribution center in Tracy is a great example.
"They're into a completely different class of employment; they're improving the old class of warehouse jobs," Pogue said.
Michael Ammann, chief executive of the San Joaquin Partnership, said Boyd's study just reinforces the message he tries to deliver while coaxing businesses to established new locations or expand existing operations in San Joaquin County.
Having both Union Pacific and BNSF facilities here, as well an inland seaport and an airport capable of handling the largest cargo aircraft, is a strong selling point, he said.
"The idea of truck-to-rail (transport) is well-grounded and a distinct advantage to us here in San Joaquin as we serve all of the West Coast through those two intermodals," Ammann said. "And it's complementary to the port and to the airport."
While Boyd's study focuses on intermodal operations, San Joaquin County's other transportation assets, including its strong highway infrastructure, should serve it well.
"Very frankly, because of that, longer term we're going to see more and more manufacturing locate here so they can use and distribute quickly though these intermodals and the air," Ammann said.
The railroad companies are looking to the future as well, expanding their facilities.
Union Pacific, for example, plans to more than double its Lathrop facility, spending nearly $250 million to boost capacity to 730,000 cargo containers per year from the current 270,000 per year.
"We've been investing heavily in our network," said Aaron Hunt, a Union Pacific spokesman, about the company's capital investment. "As the economy continues to come out of the recession, we're ready for business to ramp up."
Hunt said he's not surprised by Boyd's focus on intermodal access in business location decisions. "We've long said that our intermodal ramps can act as magnets for other kinds of businesses."
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Sarah Jessica Parker Reveals More Details on Covet
Sarah Jessica Parker Reveals More Details on Covet
This month's issue of Elle features Sarah Jessica Parker and how she's become not just a celebrity, but also a brilliant businesswoman. In the story, SJP talks about Covet, her new fragrance:
"I know this about me: I will only do something that I can completely and utterly, for better or worse, take the credit, take the blame for, 100 percent," she says. Indeed, the bigwigs at Coty seem bemused by just how deeply she plunged herself into her two fragrances—two-year-old Lovely and, new this month, Covet—obsessing over everything from the herringbone-pattern box to the ultraspecific note of geranium in the scent itself ("I like that the plant was pulled from the earth, so you smell all the green of the sand and the dirt, and just a little bit of those petals on the bottom," Parker says).
To see a gallery of the ad campaign, plus pictures of the jewel-inspired packaging, read more
Covet is starting to roll out into Macy's stores already, but it isn't yet available online. The scent is supposed to be fresh and earthy, but like Sarah Jessica herself, it's in a classy-not-hippie manner. Did you like Lovely? Are you going to buy Covet when it's out? And what do you think about the ads and packaging, below? Source


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This artist's rendition shows a planet circling a star 16 times brighter than our sun. The planet is estimated to complete a full orbit around the star Fomalhaut in 872 years. For a planet three times the size of our Jupiter, it is much brighter than expected. One possibility is that it has a Saturn-like ring of ice and dust reflecting starlight.
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So, I would deem miraculous my appearance at Cavitt Junior High School for the pre-race briefing this last Friday, except that my pulling off running this race was eclipsed by recent prior events surrounding the birth of my second child, that were, well, as crazy as they were significant in my life. (So much so that maybe I'll blog it separately.)
My number for this year's race, as if a tribute to our 2nd child (but probably just because I came in 2nd last year)--#2.
Shortly after midnight, Sunday the 23rd, I crossed the finish line, 2nd place overall, only to Jon Olsen, who has won 3 years in a row. My time, 18:22:40, a new PR by about 6 minutes less than last year.
You'd think I was exuberant--but no. Happy yes at just starting, relieved as always at finishing, and coming in 2nd is nice. However, once it was clear that the weather was cooperating, I had a loose time goal of cutting my time by at least an hour that I very much failed to meet. Among others, the following runners were able to take advantage of the weather and improve their times significantly:
- Jon Olsen, winner, 3rd year in a row setting a new course record, this year by 59 minutes.
- Thomas Riley, 5th place, improved his time by more than 2 1/2 hours.
- Benjamin Muradyan, 12th place, improved his time by more than 3 hours.
- Nancy Warren, 4th woman, improved her time by more than 2 hours.
A: As I just mentioned, I've been sleeping in my toddler's room, and my wife is exclusively breast feeding, so the baby doesn't wake me up as much as my older son. How can you EVEN INSINUATE my baby is to blame? Can it not be unfair to say, he is SO-O-O DA CUTEST BABY? And he loves his Daddy!
Therefore, I conclude that an improvement of 6 minutes really sucks, 2nd place notwithstanding.
And EZ & I know who's to blame.
However, in my job, I am trained not to jump on what seems to be the most likely cause, without at least considering other options (e.g., at least consider that maybe this woman with a probable stomach flu might actually be having a heart attack.)
In keeping with the grossness of my last post, maybe I should use the example of gastrointestinal issues as a place to start:
QUESTION: Were my bowels to blame?
ANSWER: I had to do the squat 3 times in the first 1/3 of the race. The 1st time was before
Rattlesnake Bar, when I was running with Jon Olsen, who I think actually thought I might have a chance at beating him. I was feeling pretty good, not feeling pushed beyond my capacities, when I had to do the dirty. But without trying I caught up with Jon within a few miles. Apparently, nature called him too. The 2nd time I had to go, though, I lost him. I had been telling Jon, with the cool weather, that he should go for it, and try to beat his record again. He took off shortly after the Power Plant water-only unmanned station , and then I never saw him again until he was headed in the opposite direction after the Mountain Lion Knoll turnaround at mile 83. The third of my trio came at the beginning of the Olmstead Loop at Cool (mile 30's). From all that squatting and squirting, my butt started to chafe. But I was inhibited from lubing my ass, something I've never done, neither in a race, nor a training run. Finally, I would ask the volunteers at an aid station to turn away, as I stuck a gob of Vaseline up my crack, followed by a large squirt of hand sanitizer on my hand. And, it worked! It was so nice, I repeated it later, in front of another winning set of volunteers.
Wow, a new fun thing to do on my runs!
So, NO, not my bowels.
Q: Was it winner Jon Olsen?
A: If I had actually been racing him, trying to chase him even when he accelerated, and then crashed as a result of overextending myself, then I would say yes, even though it would be all my fault. But I wasn't chasing him. The only reason I had ran with him at all was that he got lost early in the race, since he didn't have Mark Lantz doing the 53-mile run to navigate for him. Jon ran a phenomenonal race, independent of my mediocre one. So NO, no Jon!
Q: Was it the Pringles I snarfed at an early aid station?
A: So, I had grabbed a huge stack and bit into it, and then almost inhaled all these crumbs, so coughed. Coughed really hard, causing left rib pain. Pringles, by the way, are also now one of the favorite race foods of Andy Jones-Wilkins, having a great year, with at least 3 wins. But I was able to run through the pain until it resolved. So NO not PringlesNewFangledPotatoChips, even though I am STILL waiting for them to sponsor me.
Q: Was it my left calf?
A: Those familiar with my last blog entry will know that my left calf literally brought me down at my last race. Although I was able to do a 150 minute training run 6 days after Headlands 50k without any trouble, I felt my left calf start to tighten sometime after Rattlesnake Bar (mile 11). I resolved that whenever I felt even the slightest discomfort, I would STOP, and stretch it out. I had already cut 10 minutes off my splits from last year, so figured even if I spent 10 minutes stretching it 20-30 times over 100 miles, I would avert disaster. After the first half of the race, it conceded defeat and stopped bugging me. So, NO, not my left calf.
Q: Was it my right shoulder?
A: I don't know why this started hurting, but it sure did, and carrying the extra handheld bottle between Rattlesnake and Maidu (more than 9 miles without manned aid) didn't help. Maybe it was tight from 2 weeks without enjoying my Performaire mattress I won last year, instead sleeping on the floor of my toddler's room, to prevent him from waking up and demanding to come into mommy and baby brother's room (which apparently DID happen the weekend of the race, incurring domestic political fallout--thanks honey, I LOVE YOU). So, NO, not my right shoulder.
Q: Was it our new baby?
Q: Was it the call I made to my wife on my cell phone back at Cavitt (mile 67) (i.e., the wifey call)?
A: So, RD Norm Klein has really squeezed this on for all it's worth. So I was really hoping he'd be there again, so I could call my wife and tell her how much I loved her in front of him. To my disappointment, he wasn't there.
To my even greater dismay, no one picked up the home phone. So I had to call her cell phone. Still no answer. An hour lost? Not even close. But who knows, maybe if my honey had answered, and said something original and inspiring, like "good luck, I love you. But you DO know this is your LAST 100-mile race..." then maybe I would've been able to maintain my relative pace and come under 17 hours.
But probably not.
Q: Was it the original trail-runner blogger celebrity and all-around nice guy himself Scott Dunlap? (Here in what I am guessing is a police-booking photo, used without anyone's permission)?
A: I ran with Scott, who came 1st in the 60-mile race, twice. First at the beginning. After I slowly let Jon Olsen slip away out of sight, I was hoping that someone would catch up with me from behind, so I didn't have to navigate the confusing transition to the single-track about half-way to the first aid station. Finally Julie Fingar and Scott come up and fortunately Julie, who lives in the area, knew what she was doing. Had it just been Scott, it would've been the blind leading the blind, and my responsibility since I've been on the course more times than he.
The 2nd time I caught up with him I think at Horseshoe Bar. I was surprised, since I figured he was winning his race. As it turns out (as most of your reading this already know), he was misdirected at No Hands Bridge up K-2 to Cool. Ugh, I felt his pain, although he was sporting a very good attitude. Was I so empathic that I just had to slow down myself? Probably not. I wanted him to keep up with me, but I lost him after a couple of miles. My deceleration hadn't really started yet. So, NO not Scott.
Q: Was it this woman?
A: I caught up with 53-milerFlora Krivak-Tetley as she was asking which way to go at the confusing and poorly marked transition from the single track to the fireroad maybe 2 miles from Cavitt. We ran together almost all the way in, encouraging each other, as I heard a little about the interesting developements of her life, before she sped ahead of me to the finish. I kept track of the time and calculated she would be able to come under 11 hours, and if there was something I did WELL that day, it was pacing her for this arbitrary cut-off--she finished in 10:58:35, a major PR from her 1st shot 2 years ago. Great job, Flora! It wasn't you!
Q: Was it this animal?
A: So, I was going through the flat area close to Hazel Avenue bridge (about mile 88 or 89) leading back to Nimbus Overlook, when my light shone on one of these guys, tail held high in the air. I froze. Tom Riley was coming the other way with his pacer, probably saw it earlier. But it would've been me who got sprayed. That would've literally stunk, to have to run the last 10 miles in fragrance. Plus I was sharing a suite with Joe Swenson and his wife. So, NO, thank God, not the skunk!
Q: Was it this man (photo rudely snapped without asking)?
A: As Norm pointed out before the race, if it weren't for this man, none of us would be here today. Go Gordy Ainsleigh, thank you for pioneering this fun, addictive insanity, and congratulations on a new 60-69 age-group record (26:16:32, beating the old record by almost 2 1/2 hours)! So, NO, not Gordy.
Q: Are you just making up an excuse? Okay, I'm tired of this. Just tell us.
A: Okay, sorry. This will be anticlimactic. It was my right knee. It was occasionally bothering me the last few weeks, maybe because I had to run down the last hill at Headlands 50k with bad form due to my strained calves. I first felt a mild discomfort in the first 10 miles, but there were all these other pains and distractions more prominent. The pain kept increasing, mainly on the downhills, and I noticed that I was slowing down (and not taking advantage of gravity) gradually after leaving Cavitt (mile 67) and pushing the pace to the Dam aid station, but increasingly more so with each mile. After the Mountain Lion Knoll turnaround (mile 83). I realized that my suitemate Joe Swenson was the 3rd place runner and was starting to gain on me (they said I had an hour lead at Cavitt), but I still had a 50 minute gap.
After Hazel Bluff (mile 90), I realized any downsloping was exacerbating the pain, which was anterior and right below the kneecap (patella). I kept going, as the number of runners going the other way increased. For some reason, lots of them recognized me, but I can't see faces past the headlamps, so had to ask who everyone was. My calculations showed that I'd lost the 17:30 goal a while back, but 18 hours still seemed reasonable. I lost several minutes thinking I'd missed the turn off the bike path after Negro Bar to the single-trackl, then thinking I hadn't then thinking I had, going back and forth up this slope. Finally I saw lights coming the other way. I got to the last aid station (Folsom Dam) at 11:35pm (17 hours 35 minutes) and realized 18 hours wouldn't happen. I told myself there was no award for coming under 18 hours, and just concentrated on finishing. Unfortunately, my enjoyment of the experience (I usually get a little emotional, try to let the weight of what I'm about to finish set it, enjoy the dark, really try to let soak up the whole finishing experience) was hampered by the pain. After running the first of 2 levees, I decided that preserving my knee and minimizing the damage superceded any arbitrary number, and even if I didn't PR, who cares? I started walking. I did, however, keep looking back to see if Joe Swenson's headlights would show up, in which case I would sacrifice my knee and just bolt. To save face, I jogged it into the finish chute.
Not 10 minutes later, Joe comes in, the closest gap I've had over him since the first race we both ran (Miwok 100k, 2005) and in fact ran the middle third together until I got lost. Whoa, that was close. Great run Joe! If we age-grade adjust, you slaughtered me. Twelve years older, more than 40-50 pounds heavier, less than ten minutes behind.
Well, as irritated I was at being injured, at least I got to run, managed to keep my status as bridesmaid to Olsen (click for AJW's blog posting explaining this allusion), and brought home more trophy animal statuettes to the chagrin of my wife, since she thinks we don't have space for them in our small house. (If and when I get a chance, I may add some photos of the awards and lunch here.) I would end up icing my right knee the next 4 days, watching the first 4 episodes of "The War" on PBS, realizing that in the scheme of things, having my knee screwed up, or finishing 60-90 minutes later than I should've, are, really, trivial matters; and there are a lot of things more difficult that running 100 aided miles. It is even 5 days later unclear what will happen when I resume training, or how much I will be able to recover before Firetrails 50 on October 13th.
I arrived home on Sunday shortly before the rest of my family gets back from dim sam in Frisco. My 2-year-old gets out of the car, "Were you running Daddy?" If he's angry I left him for two straight nights, he doesn't show it.
"Yes I did."
"Yay! Go Daddy!" I lift him laughing, above my head, part of my real prize.
Michael Kanning, 15, after finishing his first 100 mile run and setting a new age-group record. Link for his excellent race report on his Ultra for a Cure blog.
Women's winner Julie Fingar with Bear Trophy (sorry, out of focus, she's so fast).
Chihping Fu, before heroically (insanely) finishing his 5th 100 miler(after Tahoe, Burning River, Cascade Crest, and Wasatch) in 2 months.
Eldrith Gosney, serving lunch after pacing all morning after running herself. Eldrith gave me her hotel room Saturday night last year (I was going to sleep on the gym floor, but she said she wasn't going to use it anyways). Thanks, Eldrith! Thanks all the volunteers out there on the course for hours and hours!
photos from the run, by Alan Geraldi


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Discover activities and attractions throughout Dunedin to explore on your next holiday!
1. Larnach Castle
New Zealand's only castle was built in 1871 and has been beautifully restored throughout the years by the Barker family who currently own the castle. Admission into the castle will take you through the castle to see the tower, stables, grounds and ballroom café. Visitors can also tour the grounds to see the gardens which have a unique collection of different areas from the Alice Lawn to the Lost Rock Garden. Self-guided tours with informational brochures and guided tours are available so that you can learn about the fascinating history.
2. Dunedin Railway Station
Opened in 1906 the Gothic spire, clock tower, high ceilings and magnificent halls are an architectural gem. The station is the most photographed building in New Zealand and visitors can see the exquisite interior, eat at the restaurant, view the art gallery upstairs or take a ride on the train.
3. Gardens
There are several gardens to see and explore throughout Dunedin including the Botanic Garden, Glenfalloch Woodland Garden, Wylde Willow Garden, Chinese Garden (one of only four authentic Chinese Gardens out of China), Olveston Public Garden and Hereweka Garden. Visitors can enjoy a stroll in the gardens to see the magnificent plant life native to New Zealand and from overseas or enjoy a picnic set amongst beautiful views. Our Rhododendron Festival is in October.
4. Beaches
Go surfing, relax in the sun or take a walk as you listen to the waves crash against the shore on one of Dunedin's beaches. The Salt Water Pool at St Clair Beach is great for a swim in the public swimming pools with view overlooking the ocean. Tunnel Beach features giant arch, sandstone cliffs and caves. Other beaches in the area to visit are Victory Beach and the Pyramids, Long Beach and Sandfly Bay.
5. Tours of Cadbury World or Speights
A tour of Cadbury World will take you through the history of the company and the Cadbury Factory in Dunedin. All different types of Cadbury chocolates are produced and you can sample some chocolate during the tour and at the end browse the gift shop of chocolate treats. Another tour to check out is the Speights Brewery Tour.
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The U-Line family of explosionproof receptacles has been expanded to include the K Series. Compatible with existing backboxes used to mount Killark Acceptor and Crouse-Hinds Ark•Guard 2 receptacles, K Series receptacles let MRO electricians swap out these products with the company's U-Line technology without installing a new backbox or requiring special adapter plates. Rated for Class I, Div. 1 and 2, Groups C, D when installed on Killark or Crouse-Hind backboxes, the product features a copper-free aluminum cover, epoxy powder coat, gasketed flip-lid cover, and a fiberglass-reinforced polyester insulating block.
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The Brighton Series of wall- and ceiling-mount lighting fixtures is available in either corrosion-resistant cast aluminum with a heat-treated glass diffuser or injection-molded polycarbonate with a polycarbonate diffuser. According to the company, the diffusers are satin-etched for even dispersion of light. Suitable for wet locations, the product series includes incandescent, compact fluorescent, and HID.
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These ground bars now include low-profile tamper-resistant stainless steel hardware to reduce incidents of theft. UL-listed, the ground bars are manufactured from electrolytic tough pitch 110 alloy copper.
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Wire tap/splice
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Hazardous location LED
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Industrial AC motor
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Enclosed drive controller
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This new series of 100kW, 125kW, and 150kW Tier 3 gen-sets features advanced sound-attenuated enclosure systems. With a sound level of 67.5 dBA, the company says the 100kW unit is one of the quietest generator sets on the market. Available in steel or aluminum with two levels of sound attenuation, the gen-set and enclosure packages are suitable for all-weather outdoor use where local ordinances or circumstances require sound abatement.
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The enhanced G60 generator protection system now supports Synchrophasor monitoring, allowing users to monitor how instabilities in their power system are affecting their points of generation. The device also offers new protection and control functions, including accumulated over-/under-frequency and enhanced RTD monitoring with separate temperature settings for alarming and tripping the generator.
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E-Lite 600V STW commercial-grade string lights feature a molded plug and connectors. UL-listed to UL1088, the string lights include three plug and connector NEMA configuration options, 150W-rated sockets, full metal shell bulb sockets, and four guard options, including the company's 212 RainGard clear guard. In addition, the units come standard with an extra-hard-usage ST cord in 50-ft and 100-ft lengths.
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Pocket TV Browser v1.77 now supports the North American ("na") XMLTV grabber for U.S. and Canadian TV listings, using Schedules Direct "Data Direct" ("dd") service. The internal name of this grabber is "tv_grab_na_dd".
XMLTV grabbers are not bundled with Pocket TV Browser, because Double Bit Software not involved in the development of the XMLTV tools or the maintenance of any of its grabbers. You must download the XMLTV tools yourself, and then copy them into your Pocket TV Browser folder (normally located in C:\Program Files\Pocket TV Browser).
Pocket TV Browser v1.77 can now be downloaded for Palm and Pocket PC HERE.
Visit the XMLTV web site to download the latest XMLTV tools (here's a link to version 0.5.48 files). After downloading the tools, you must extract the grabber utility (xmltv.exe) and copy it to your Pocket TV Browser folder. It is not necessary to unzip or copy any other files but the xmltv.exe file.
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Once you have finished setting up your Schedules Direct member profile, and you have copied xmltv.exe to the Pocket TV Browser folder, you will be able to add XMLTV listings.
When you first install Pocket TV Browser on your desktop PC, the Pocket TV Manager Listing Wizard should automatically appear. Otherwise, you can right click on the TV icon on your taskbar to open Pocket TV Manager, and then go to the Listings tab and click the "Add" button to begin the following process. You will be selecting XMLTV Zap2It listings for your service. (I know you will be downloading from Schedules Direct, but PTVB will not know the difference since XLMTV.exe will be doing the downloading.)
The username and password that you chose earlier, on the Schedules Direct web site, must then be entered.
Pocket TV Manager will then use XMLTV to connect to the Schedules Direct server and download the list of line-ups that you added to your Schedules Direct member profile.
After selecting a line-up, you can make local name and/or number changes to any of the channels you specified in the line-up on the Schedules Direct web site.
Click Finish. If your Schedules Direct member profile contains multiple line-ups, and you want to include some or all of them in your Pocket TV Browser listings database, repeat the above steps for each desired line-up.
If you have any problems or questions about Pocket TV Browser and XMLTV support, visit PTVB User Group @Yahoo. Please do not bother the Schedules Direct gang with PTVB support questions.


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Having a mother for most of my life, I think that I've garnered some insight into the dynamic between mother and son.
After my dad passed away, my mom took on two roles but she was best at simply being my mom.
Being the "baby" of the family with only an older sister to compare to, I think I had a pretty great relationship with my mom. Being the only boy also allowed me a fair amount of latitude because I could always play the "boys will be boys" card.
I got into my fair share of trouble as a kid, although nothing local law enforcement had to get involved with too often. I got punished from time to time, but I also got plenty of Icees and comic books when I was sick.
Here is some sage advice for all sons this Mothers Day:
• Don't take your mom for granted. She works hard for you every day of the week, 365 days a year. Never let her forget that you appreciate all the little things, big things and medium-sized things she does for you.
• Don't forgot that she wants the best for you. This doesn't necessarily mean the best video games, clothes, home-cooked meals or unfettered freedom. It means she wants you to have the best she should and could give you.
• Come on ... just eat your vegetables. You aren't getting out of it and the longer you resist the more painful it will be for both of you.
If it's been a long day and she just doesn't feel like fighting with you over finishing your dinner, go ahead and eat the vegetables. Acknowledging that she doesn't deserve your static and resistance will go a long way in showing that you love her.
• When she tries to pour concrete for your Johnny Bench Batter Up, understand that this is probably the first time she has ever used Sak-Crete and if it doesn't come out quite right, give her a break. In most instances, you will find that it truly is the thought that counts.
• Stop hanging out with all your hoodlum friends.
If you have friends your mom doesn't approve of, there is probably a good reason. Moms don't know everything but they have a pretty good clue on what is best for you.
Besides, you and your hoodlum friends have a lifetime to get into trouble. By waiting until you're out of her house before getting into trouble, you'll save your mom some heartache.
• Mom doesn't stop worrying about you.
Even after you're out of the house, your mom won't stop worrying about you.
That is a rare commodity. There aren't too many people in life who will love you unconditionally so appreciate that and understand it.
• Go see your older family members on Sunday afternoons without complaining.
This is one of your obligations and you should learn to be respectful and responsible. Even if your relatives have a weird smell and talk about people you don't know and may have died 30 years before you were born.
• Heed her warnings and don't play with matches; bring stray dogs or cats home; sit too close to the TV; go outside and get some fresh air; stop spending so much time (depending on your era) riding your bike after dark; listening to music on your headphones, driving around aimlessly, playing video games, or glued to the computer.
• Listen to her when she wants you to attend every night of vacation Bible school. It's good for you.
• Don't complain when she won't get you $100 sneakers you want.
It's probably not that she doesn't want to get you what you want. It's probably that she can't afford them or feels that you are a kid and don't need a $100 pair of shoes that you will outgrow in a few months.
Understand that there is a reason behind everytime she says no and you have to deal with it.
• Give her the respect she deserves.
No matter if she works at home, in an office, on the floor at the hospital or standing behind a counter, your mom works hard and doesn't need or deserve a bunch of static from you.
• You can manipulate her under almost any circumstance. That doesn't mean you should or that she doesn't know what you are trying to do.
• Let her know that you understand that every day is a treasure and you get it.
But above and beyond, become someone that she is proud of.
You don't have to become a billionaire, a successful athlete, movie star, a respected political figure, or a computer genius.
She just wants to know that you are happy and she prepared you well for days ahead and she can rest at night knowing she did a good job.
John Whitlock is the editor of the News-Herald.
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At its recent annual membership meeting, the National Air Transportation Association (NATA) announced the selection of James Sweeney, president of Fargo Jet Center, as chairman of the NATA Board of Directors and Marian H. Epps, chief financial officer of Epps Aviation, as treasurer effective immediately. Sweeney replaces Todd Duncan, chairman, Duncan Aviation, and Epps replaces Robert "Buddy" Stallings, president, Eastern Aviation Fuels, Inc.
"NATA greatly appreciates Todd Duncan's leadership as board chairman over the past year," said NATA President and CEO James K. Coyne. "We now welcome Jim Sweeney as he takes over the reins in this year of change and opportunity for the association."
NATA also elected four new members to its board of directors: Gary Dempsey, president, flight services-The Americas, Jet Aviation Holdings USA, Inc.; Marty Hiller, executive vice president, business aviation, World Fuel Services; Robert Olislagers, executive director, Centennial Airport; and Steve Loyd, president and owner, Loyd's Aviation.
Gary Dempsey joined Jet Aviation in 2003 and was appointed president of Jet Aviation Holdings USA, Inc., in July 2006. Based in Teterboro, New Jersey, Dempsey oversees the daily operations of Jet Aviation's North American network of high-quality fueling bases, its aircraft management services, satellite line maintenance centers, air carrier charter division, South and Central American operations and aviation staffing company Jet Professionals.
Prior to this appointment, Dempsey held the position of senior vice president, aircraft maintenance and OEM development where he was responsible for growing the aircraft maintenance business within the North American Jet Aviation facilities. This involved managing relations with aircraft OEM companies and developing new agreements for the worldwide organization.
Dempsey graduated from Wilmington College, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration. He is a licensed A&P mechanic with FAA inspection authorization and is also a multi-engine pilot with instrument rating.
Marty Hiller is executive vice president, business aviation of World Fuel Services. From 1975 until 1982, the Hiller family operated coal-mining operations in eastern Kentucky. In 1983, Pacific Power and Light purchased and merged Hiller Fuels, Inc. into Nerco-Hiller Coal Company. The Hiller family operated this entity until 1985. The Hiller Group, Inc. was founded in 1985, and grew into one of the largest aviation fuel distributors in the United States. In 2011, World Fuel Services purchased The Hiller Group, Inc., with Hiller assuming management of domestic and global business aviation as executive vice president, business aviation.
Hiller is a member of the NATA Presidents Council, Presidents Council University of Notre Dame, and a member of the NBAA. He graduated from Trine State University, with a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing and a Minor in Finance.
Robert Olislagers has been the executive director and CEO of Centennial Airport in Denver, Colorado, since September 2000. He has been working in aviation for more than 25 years, serving as airport manager for a number of airports throughout California and New York.
He serves as a member of the board of directors for the International Association of Airport Executives, South East Business Partnership, HSS Security, Inc., and Developmental Pathways. He is a Lifetime Member of the Air Force Association. His notable honors include the Leadership Award from the American Association of Airport Executives, Airport Executive of the Year from SW Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives, Airport Operator of the Year from N.O.I.S.E, among many others. Olislagers has written numerous publications on airport security, aviation and aviation history, airport noise, airport management, and airport land use issues, as well as one book on the history of airports.
Steve Loyd has been the president of Loyd's Aviation since 1986. He joined the company in 1973, working alongside his father, Byron Loyd, who established the company in 1958.
Loyd's Aviation, celebrating its 53rd anniversary, is the only full-service FBO on Meadows Field in Bakersfield, California. Loyd's started out of one hangar and now encompasses 33 acres of land and accommodates 90 aircraft. This growth led to the addition of many new businesses — fuel sales and line service, maintenance and parts, aircraft management, charter service, hangar and storage rental, and aircraft sales.
For more information: NATA.aero
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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 Video: The Opening Cut
Lightning's latest adventure starts out with a bang and the clanging of swords in this video featuring the opening cutscene from Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13.
The end of the world is less than two weeks away at the start of the game, and Lightning is tasked with guiding the souls of the people to salvation as The Savior. Not all people are willing to go quietly though, as she quickly finds out when she goes up against her former ally, Snow.
As they duel and break every law of physics known to man, creatures from the encroaching chaos join in the fray and only serve as fodder for these incredible badasses. Then, just to mix things up, Lumina appears to bring a little more chaos to the proceedings before vanishing.
Watch the trailer above and check out Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 when it drops on Feb. 11, 2014 in North America.


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WATFORD are the visitors to Huish Park tonight (Tuesday) in a rearranged SkyBet Championship fixture.
The match was originally due to be played on New Year's Day, but heavy rain left the Huish park pitch to be waterlogged.
The Glovers will be looking to end four-game winless streak against Watford, who currently sit twelfth in the SkyBet Championship.
The visitors arrive in Somerset on the back of three straight league wins, a run of form that has left them just nine points off the play-offs.
Yeovil find themselves seven points adrift of safety after draws for Millwall, Doncaster and Barnsley on Saturday, but the Glovers will be encouraged by the two side's meeting earlier in the season.
Yeovil ran out 3-0 winners at Vicarage Road in November, thanks to goals from Ishmael Miller, Byron Webster and Joe Edwards.
Since then, Watford have seen a change of manager, with Beppe Sannino taking over from Gianfranco Zola – as well as a number of new faces on the playing roster, including Park Chu- Young from Arsenal and Samba Diakite from QPR.
Diakite is suspended for tonight's game after being sent off at Middlesbrough on Saturday – and Tommy Hoban could make his first Watford start in over a year.
Yeovil's injury list is gradually getting shorter, with Liam Davis and Sam Hoskins edging closer to a return to the match day squad following injuries.
Tickets for Tuesday night's fixture are available right up until kick off and your support is needed to help Yeovil get the most out of one of their games in hand over those around them.
With Barnsley also in action against high flying Derby, a win at Huish Park could do the Glovers the world of good ahead of Saturday's crunch clash with Doncaster.
## YEOVIL Town have announced that there will be a bucket collection at the Watford game this evening (Tuesday) to help the Somerset Flood Relief Fund.
Any spare change you may have will be gratefully received to help aid those affected by flood damage.
Much of the county is still struggling with some travel issues, so again, those who can make it do so with the clubs' huge thanks. Please make sure you allow extra time and plan your travel accordingly.


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The Rev. Wanda Hall offers thanks for new promises in light of past misfortunes
Summer is here � or at least about here � depends on what day it is.
I think the worst part of the pollen season is over, from what I can tell when looking at my vehicle. It�s warming up outside. The kids are about to get out of school and make summer plans for beaches and amusement parks.
The mornings are not so cool and the days are getting warmer. More people are out and about. In The Free Press, I read that the Woodmen Water Park will be opening soon. Swim suits are on the racks in department stores and the sand buckets are available for little eyes to catch a glimpse of.
Yes, summer is here.
I am reminded of the scripture from Isaiah 43:18-19. �Remember you not the former things, neither consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall you not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.�
I think of flowers coming to life and the millions of bugs, although they probably get on our nerves, that God has designed and placed on the earth with a specific purpose in mind. And I think of the past snow storms and hurricanes that flooded our world not too long ago.
I am, then, so thankful to God that we do not have to remember the former things. It could be so easy not to focus on the beauty of the world because we are so consumed with what has been. Certainly the tragedies of the destruction on the Jersey shore and tornadoes that have ripped through the United States even recently, could cause us to dwell in life�s misfortunes, as opposed to basking in all that is to come.
Yet, God�s true desire for us is to look at what has happened in the past from a place of acceptance and to gain wisdom from lessons learned. His desire is for us to trust Him. He loves us so much and has promised that all things (even old and former things) would work out for our good, because we love Him and are called according to His purpose.
Regardless of what the past held, He will do a new thing, it will spring forth and the future will have amazing potential.
As you read this article, I am not sure what is going on in your world. I am not sure what hand life has dealt you. I don�t know what tornado has come by your address. I can�t tell you what makes your heart leap or leaves your eyes filled with tears, or even what makes your heart bleed.
But there is one thing I know.
Summer is here. The pollen (for the most part) has gone. The birds are singing. It�s a new season, and God has promised to spring forth a new thing.
Dare you trust Him today with your storms?
The Rev. Wanda Hall is executive director of The Gate. Reach her at email@example.com.


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New Jets defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman has never held that job before, but he will have someone on his staff with experience as a coordinator.
The Jets announced Thursday that former Falcons defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder will join the staff as their linebackers coach. VanGorder spent four years as Mike Smith's defensive coordinator in Atlanta before jumping to the same job at Auburn last year. VanGorder was let go by the school after head coach Gene Chizik was fired following a dismal 2012 season.
VanGorder's hiring means that the Jets have filled all of the key positions on their coaching staff after a month of changes prompted by the firing of offensive coordinator Tony Sparano and the departure of defensive coordinator Mike Pettine for the same job in Buffalo. Bob Sutton, the Jets' previous linebackers coach, left to become the defensive coordinator in Kansas City.
The Jets also announced that Bobby April III will be a defensive quality control coach. His father, Bobby April Jr., has been a longtime special teams coach who will run those units for the Raiders this season. Sparano's son, also named Tony, will be an offensive intern with the team despite his father's departure.


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BAXTER, Annette, HOLLAND, Ruth, ASHTON-WIGMAN, Stefanie and COYLE, Gillian (2011). Report to the Higher Education Academy Psychology Network Employability Grants Scheme: Career Mentoring Scheme for Psychology Students Sheffield Hallam University. Project Report. York, HE Academey Psychology Network.