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Global warming has felt like breaking news a few times in recent years, but the first big pulse of coverage and public attention came in 1988.
Global warming has felt like breaking news a few times in recent years, but the first big pulse of coverage and public attention came in 1988.
This summer saw a record-breaking loss of Arctic sea ice.
How can we protect the planet for our children? Andrew C. Revkin looked at the latest research on global warming for AARP The Magazine.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report on Feb. 2, which provided a grim and powerful assessment of the future of the planet. The Times' Andrew C. Revkin answered readers' questions and responded to comments.
In a series of articles, a team of Times reporters described how the world is, and is not, moving toward a more secure, and less environmentally damaging, relationship with energy. Several of the writers responded to questions and comments
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Malawi, India, the Netherlands and Australia will experience global warming in very different ways.
Science reporter Andy Revkin examines the long-term social consequences of rising temperatures and seas around the globe.
Dr. James Hansen, NASA's top climate scientist, says the Bush administration tried to stop him from talking about emissions linked to global warming.
Andrew C. Revkin reports on his 2003 trip to the North Pole Environmental Observatory.
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Fathers4Justice 'Spiderman' held in prison following Taunton road chaos
Updated 3:09pm Wednesday 25th September 2013 in News By Newsdesk
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- 'Spiderman' unmasked as Michael Waldron, 30, of Wellington
- Three-hour protest caused havoc in Taunton on Tuesday
- Hearing at Taunton Magistrates' Court on Wednesday
MR Waldron has been remanded in custody.
MICHAEL Waldron, 30, of Wellington, is currently in the dock at Taunton Magistrates' Court charged with one count of causing a public nuisance.
He is not expected to enter a plea today and the case is expected to be transferred to Taunton Crown Court next month.
The magistrates dealing with the case have retired to consider whether to grant an application for bail made by Mr Waldron's solicitor or whether to remand him in custody.
THE case is expected to be heard shortly following delays at the court.
MOTORISTS in Taunton and on the M5 faced long delays after police closed part of the Toneway between 8.30am and 11am on Tuesday.
THE scene on Tuesday morning.
A MAN has been charged with causing a public nuisance following the 'Spiderman' footbridge incident in Taunton on Tuesday morning (September 25).
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It happened Wednesday night at the Hinckley Scout Ranch, about thirty miles south of Evanston, Wyoming.
Local scout leaders are defending the shooting. They say it was in the best interest of hundreds of scouts.
"There were some candy bars left out on a table, snickers, and a bear came in and started eating the candy bars," says Rick Barnes, with the Greater Salt Lake Council.
That bear had no intention of leaving. Barnes says attempts to scare the bear away from camp were unsuccessful.
That's when a split second decision was made.
"We decided for the safety of all of the youth in the camp that we needed to take the bear down," says Barnes.
With five hundred scouts at the camp Barnes stands by that decision, but the Division of Wildlife will now decide if it was justified.
Officials say they hope to finish the investigation within a week and turn the findings over to the county attorney for possible charges.
Barnes says they haven't had any trouble with bears at the camp for about six years, but tensions were running high from just last weekend.
"We had a tent that was slashed by, we assumed it was a bear," says Barnes.
The Division of Wildlife was called out at that time, but was not able to trap the bear. A few days later it was possibly the same bear that met it's fate.
"We're not happy with what happened," says Barnes.
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This one-level, 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo is located on Apple Valley Golf Course. A small screened-in front porch provides a nice spot for sitting outside without being pestered by insects. The combined living and dining area features a sofa, swivel rocker recliner, leather recliner, stone fireplace with gas logs, TV with VCR player, oak dining table with 4 chairs, plus an additional 3 padded swivel barstools along the counter. A U-shaped kitchen includes an electric range, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, coffeemaker, and food pantry.
One of the bedrooms has a queen bed, oak dresser, nightstands, wingchair, and private bath with whirlpool tub/shower. The other one has 2 twin beds, dressers, and adjacent bath with tub/shower. Next to this bedroom is a laundry closet with full size washer, dryer, ironing board, and iron. In the front of this condo is a Weber gas grill. On the rear deck are a pub-high glass top table and 4 chairs directly overlooking the number 3 green. You can eat outdoors here or just relax and watch the golfers approach, chip, and putt.
Bent Creek condos offer secluded mountain settings, yet are located only a 5-minute drive from main resort restaurants, recreational facilities, and the beach.
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The big flake left of Ken's Crack . Work your way up the really obvious flake and/or the gap behind it. Worming and squirming inside the gap is possible, but awkward - the inside walls are mostly smooth and dirty. Staying mostly on the outside of the flake is more fun. I bet the awkward stemming chimney was the original route; it would have felt more secure in the days when "the leader must not fall" due to fragile ropes. The usual Gunks warning applies: the lower the grade, the less comparable to climbs elsewhere. I'd have called this a 5.5. All moves easy, big holds plentiful, but to me 5.1 implies "climbing a ladder", where each hold is near the next and you don't have to shift your hips around. This one is straightforward, but not *that* straightforward. Arguing about the rating is about the most interesting thing about this climb, unfortunately. It's suitable for toproping by total novices, otherwise it's got little to recommend it. Also, I'm told by reliable photos that it gets very wet in the spring.
Very obvious flake to the left of Ken's Crack. Only a few feet above the road, just south of the outhouse. Descend the Uberfall Descent route (around the corner to climber's left).
I've never met a "5.1 leader", but if I did I'd warn them away from this one. (Note that the Williams and Swain guidebooks have this as "PG", not "PG13", but I didn't see a "PG" option in the MountainProject menu.) Only a few opportunities for traditional protection along the route, though maybe you could make it safer if you had some Big Bros. Toproping this is the obvious choice. The flake ends at a balcony ledge just below the top of the formation. After climbing any route on this formation (including the Uberfall descent route), you can walk on to the balcony from climber's left and conveniently stand and build an anchor using cams in a horizontal crack. (The crack is an inch or two wide, maybe; I wasn't paying attention). If you don't have cams, you can run very long slings from trees - the tree above Ken's Crack and another tree about ten feet to climber's left of the Flake, at the entrance to the balcony. (This violates the principle of Redundant / No Extension in a big way, but those trees are bomber.)
In early spring, this route can be a firehose!
Inside -- seemed much harder than 5.1, if done in the obvious way as a chimney on the inside. There's a little section where the chimney gets almost a little inverted, and just then there's no definite footholds. Doable, Yes. Even a bit interesting, if you're into chimney moves. But difficulty more like 5.4, or at least 5.3. Outside - (as top-rope) - doing it all on the outside (right side) is kind of interesting, difficulty like around 5.4+, with an overhang just off the ground, then another bulge higher up. Would be worthwhile if it were longer. Or think of it as a quick test of "readiness" for that level of difficulty.


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Comments, Some Changes, and a Deferred Decision
The woodstove labeling rule was "kind of a small potatoes rule," according to a CPSC economist. "It was very low visibility." It drew few comments from the public and generated little controversy. Seventy-six comments were received after the rule was published in the Federal Register: thirty-seven favored the rule, twenty-four were against it, and fifteen stated no position. Only seven people took the opportunity to testify before the commissioners at a hearing in Washington, D.C. Dissatisfaction, to the extent that it was expressed, mainly concerned issues peripheral to the content of the labeling rule. A consumer group complained that the rule should also cover fireplace inserts.[52]
Manufacturers complained that the proposed rule would take effect before they had an adequate opportunity to adapt and sell off existing inventories.
The relationship between the proposed government standard and the existing UL standard ended up being the most difficult issue for the CPSC to put to rest. Testing labs, aware of the intricacies and importance of test methods, pointed out that mandating the disclosure of clearance information would have little meaning without specifying what constitutes "appropriate" test methods. Lacking the resources, and possibly the knowledge, to develop test methods or criteria for evaluating them, the CPSC was forced to defer to the testing labs. The proposed rule was changed to indicate that UL 1482 was an "appropriate" method.
More troublesome to the adoption of the CPSC's labeling rule, particularly given the agency's practical endorsement of the test methods in UL 1482, were increases in private product testing. The percentage of stoves tested to the UL standard rose significantly in the two years after the CPSC received the Banner petition. By some estimates, 80 percent of the new stoves on the market were certified to UL 1482 when the CPSC finally published the proposed rule in November 1980. (In 1978, it was approximately 10 percent.) The UL standard also changed while the CPSC analyzed the Banner petition. In direct response to concerns expressed by the CPSC, UL changed its labeling requirements to conform, in all but a few minor respects, to the proposed CPSC standard.[53]
Manufacturers argued that a federal rule was unnecessary and possibly counterproductive. With compliance levels near 80 percent, the rationale for a federal rule was limited to whatever benefits the government could generate by affecting the remaining 20 percent. Unfortunately, the CPSC staff did not acknowledge the concept of marginal benefit. None of its analyses pointed out that most of the benefits of labeling, if indeed there were any, were already captured by the UL standard. Moreover, as discussed below, there was little reason, then or now, to believe that a federal rule could achieve any additional benefit.
A more difficult question for the CPSC was whether a federal rule would have an adverse effect on the laboratory certification business. The testing labs argued that the existence of a mandatory federal rule would decrease the use of independent testing and, by implication, compliance with their standards. In other words, manufacturers, content in the knowledge that they satisfy all federal requirements, might stop meeting the "voluntary" requirements, which cover much more than just labeling. Since woodstoves generated approximately $350,000 in income for UL alone in 1982, the economic implications of a drop in business were at least as significant as the possible safety implications. These two concerns were so troubling to the commission that adoption of the proposed rule was deferred in order to address these issues.
In a May 1981 briefing paper, the staff informed the commission that an estimated 70 to 85 percent of new stoves were certified to UL 1482. It was not known how many of the remainder were nevertheless built in conformance with the standard. In light of this new private sector initiative, the staff was hard pressed to recommend adopting the proposed rule. Neither did they want to abandon it, particularly in the absence of total compliance by the private sector.
The commission opted to delay its decision so that a market survey
could confirm the extent of third-party certification.[54] The survey confirmed that approximately 80 percent of new stoves were certified to UL 1482; however, some of the laboratories competing with UL apparently were not as demanding in applying the labeling requirements.[55] This compounded the staff's already considerable skepticism about voluntary compliance. The generally high levels of voluntary compliance confirmed in the market survey did not lessen the reluctance of the staff to abandon the proposed rule.
The commission agreed and adopted the rule, using as the main justification the differences between the informational requirements in UL 1482 and the proposed rule. The differences were slight. The CPSC rule demanded more detailed instructions on installing chimney connectors and cleaning the chimney.[56] Whether the type of detail envisioned by the standard would be forthcoming depended on the process of implementation; the requirements themselves were not specific. On the other hand, a staff memo (not mentioned in the Federal Register notice) identified several respects in which the UL standard was stricter" than the CPSC rule.[57]
The arguments advanced by the CPSC in the Federal Register rang hollow. Information disclosure is generally considered capable of affecting only a few percent of all product injuries, if wildly successful. And the commission was fiddling with the difference between using the word "furniture" as opposed to "combustibles" on the warning label. The real reason for the CPSC rule was that levels of compliance with the UL standard—estimated at 70 to 85 percent—were considered too low. Whether or not such levels of compliance should be considered acceptable, the important, but unstated, premise behind the CPSC rule was that a government standard would result in higher levels of compliance.


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This is amazing man! the only thing that could use some work is the abs tother than that. its amazng!
This is a much better Werewolf!! My hand feels better now so I can draw to my best! So this is a pretty good drawing!
This is amazing man! the only thing that could use some work is the abs tother than that. its amazng!
you need to think more about where lines need to be because right now your adding alot of lines in alot of random places that don't really help the figure , less is more y'know that old tale. And also this is pretty decent I think the face and the fur are the weak spots theres just not much of an expression in the face it kind of looks like an animal skull was placed ontop. And the hair is just a bunch of lines that serve no particular purpose.
I'm glad your hand feels better, mate.
It must have been really frustrating.
Now, the pic.....
Other than the things mentioned before - I'd add that you need to be consistent with your anatomy. For instance, this guy's feet are totally different from one another. The foot to OUR right (his left foot) is MUCH deeper and has a very large, big toe - which is crowned with a similarly large claw.
However, the other foot has 3 toes which are all roughly the same size as one another - so the absence of that big toe and large claw really shows up.
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also.. you drew one hard shadow cast on his lower leg but none else anywhere... if you follow that shadow pattern he should have a hard shadow on his torso cast by his arm that crosses it, under his jaw onto the fur... that type of stuff...
one of his thumbs look like its got too many joints and the other not enough. one arm looks like its got two elbows... its all in the details my friend... try your best to keep track of them.
If you're worried about exactly where to put the shadows, you can always draw them onto a piece of tracing paper above your original inks. That way, if you go wrong - you won't mess up your inks.
Then, when you think you've got them all right on the tracing paper - transfer them to your main pic.
Its a good technique when you're first 'getting a feel for' shading.
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February 24, 2011 Analysis of McCain's 2010 votes indicate e has become one of the Senate's most hard line conservatives. National Journal said he's tied with conservative Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) and ahead of two other well-known conservatives, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) and Jeff Sessions (R-AL).
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McCain Thanks Obama, Defends Palin In 'Washington Post'
January 14, 2011 McCain rejected those who question Obama's patriotism. He also defended Palin from her critics, though he never mentions her by name. He asks readers to imagine how it would feel like to be accused of a role in the shootings.
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Gates Again Argues Against Waiting To Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
December 6, 2010 But the secretary of defense also says "I'm not particularly optimistic" that Congress will vote to repeal the law before it adjourns later this month.
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At 'Don't Ask' Hearing: McCain Is Critical Of Report, Mullen Pushes For Repeal
December 2, 2010 While the 2008 GOP presidential nominee doesn't think the Pentagon's new report adequately addressed the effects of a "don't ask, don't tell" repeal, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs says he's confident repeal is the right thing to do.
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John McCain Is About Survival, Not Principle: Vanity Fair
October 7, 2010 A harsh Vanity Fair piece seems light years away from the media love affair McCain once enjoyed when he regaled reporters for hours during the 2000 campaign aboard the Straight Talk Express campaign bus.
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The Nicholson House Inn is a Bed and Breakfast inn located in the Historic Village of Mendocino, CA. After 6 years of being Abigail's Bed & Breakfast it has reverted back to the original owners and is once again the Nicholson House Inn. The Nicholson House Inn is still providing quality lodging and services to guests.
The Nicholson House Inn offers a variety of room types. Each room has it's own theme and characteristics. We have several individual bedrooms for 2 people at very reasonable prices. We also have 2 apartment suites that can sleep 4. Each of these suites has a living room, kitchen and bedroom. All rooms have private baths.
We are pet and child friendly with year round bargain prices starting at less than $100 per night plus tax. We are right in the heart of the Village of Mendocino and within easy walking distance to all its pleasures. We also have several suites with full kitchens and can cater to larger groups.Great Rooms - Convenient Location
Beautiful Views - Reasonable Rates
Featuring suites with full kitchens
Ideal for groups
Open meadows that look out to the sea
Next to fine restaurants and spa
Children and pets welcome
In the Heart of Mendocino
The Perfect Combination
The Hospitality Suite
Socialize or relax in the Hospitality Room where you'll find HDTV, DVD, Library, and a comfortable sofa and sitting chairs. You'll also find a Refrigerator, Microwave Oven, Toaster, Toaster Oven and Hot Plate if you want to prepare your own food during the day or evening. This is a public space available to all guests and where breakfast is served each morning. The TV is on the Direct TV system and features over 150 stations. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
Nicholson House Inn offers a continental breakfast. Breakfast is served between 8:30-9:30 am in the Hospitality Suite
General offerings include:- Beverages: Coffee, Espresso, Tea, Milk, Orange Juice, Grapefruit Juice, Apple Juice, Grape Juice, Tomato Juice, Hot Chocolate
- Breads & Baked Products: English Muffins, Bagels, Toast, occasionally fresh baked bread, cakes, scones, or muffins.
- Fruits: Oranges, Bananas, Apples, and other seasonal fruits such as Pineapple, Strawberries, Cantaloupe, Grapes, Raspberries, and Blueberries.
- Cereals: Wheaties, Cherrios, Special K, Rice Krispies, Fruit Loops, Granola.
- Meats, Cheese & Poultry: Hard Boiled Eggs, Soft Boiled Eggs, Salami, Ham, Turkey, and Cheese
- Condiments: Butter, Jams, Jellies, Peanut Butter, Neutella, Cream Cheese
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Wake up early. Mornings are cool, crisp and beautiful. Often times you'll be awakened by neighboring roosters. Watch the sun rise over the trees and Big River as it meets the ocean. Take a short walk to the bakery for some rolls and morning coffee. Stroll to the headlands and watch the morning dew disappear from the ground and watch the waves crashing into the rocks.
By now, the shops and stores are open. Spend hours walking through the streets, back ways and secrete paths to little shops and art galleries hidden from the street.
Have lunch at one of several local eateries. A little more browsing and then maybe an afternoon nap....zzzzzzzzzzz
Afternoon and its time to check out some of the other galleries you missed earlier. Make those reservations for dinner then relax. Have a glass of wine and stroll through the gardens or one of 2 graveyards in town. The evening ritual of sunset makes for delightful skies and beautiful colors.
Time for dinner at one of several fine dining restaurants in the area. Most offer very unique menus with great service and many with spectacular views.
After dinner, evening cocktails, or a night out on the town, it's time to relax. Snuggle up in our very comfortable beds as our pond frogs happily serenade you to sleep.
Relaxation, comfort, good food, beautiful views and warm hospitality make for a pleasant holiday in Mendocino.There is so much to do! Here are a few ideas to get your started. Click on the link for more information.
- B Bryan Preserve
- Bluebird Cafe
- City of Ten Thousand Buddhas
- Fort Bragg
- Glass Beach
- Grace Hudson Museum and Sun House
- Hopland
- MacKerricher State Park
- Mendocino Art Center
- Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
- Mendocino Headlands State Park
- Montgomery Woods State Reserve
- Point Arena Lighthouse
- Point Cabrillo Light Station State Historic Park
- Redwood Valley
- Schooner Gulch "Bowling Ball" Beach
- SIP! Mendocino
- Solar Living Institute
- The Village of Mendocino
- Ukiah
- Van Damme State Park
- www.atasteofredwoodvalley.com/wineries.html
- Confusion Hill
- Mendocino County Museum
- Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree
From San Francisco, take Highway 101 through Cloverdale. Turn left on Highway 128 and travel west to Highway 1. Go north 7 miles to Mendocino, take the first turn into Mendocino. Travel time from San Francisco is approximately 3 1/2 hours, unless you choose to enjoy the coastal Highway 1 route all the way, which takes approximately 5-6 hours.
From Sacramento, take Highway 80 to 101 then as described above. Or, take highway 20 through Lake County. At Highway 101 go north to Willits, under the arch then turn west on Hwy. 20 towards Fort Bragg. When you get to Hwy. 1, turn south for about 7 miles. Turn right at the light, then left on School St. School St. dead ends into the front of the Nicholson House. Travel time from Sacramento is about 4 hours.
Nicholson House is located next to the Cafe Beaujolais and 955 Restaurant in the eastern part of Mendocino at 951 Ukiah St. The office is located west of the main building in a building that looks like a garage. Please come in the front door to register and pick up your keys.
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Friday gold puzzle – can you crack it?
Here's a little gold puzzle for you to ponder as you're getting ready for the weekend. See if you can figure it out.
Gold's rally short-lived, S&P 500 down before jobs report
FEB14 gold's rally yesterday was extremely short-lived, as it is right back down to $1,219 this morning, down $28! We would not be surprised, as we have been saying, to see gold break below $1,200.
U.S. stocks decline as economic data fuel Fed stimulus speculation
U.S. stocks declined a fifth day after improving economic data boosted bets the Federal Reserve will curb its monthly bond purchases sooner than estimated.
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BOOK review of Don Paterson's "Rain." Scottish poet Don Paterson is a writer of surface gorgeousness who is nevertheless right at home in the dark. Paterson's signal contribution to poetry often seems to be to stamp out its most grandiose claims. After his lad period, Paterson had a look at Zen, gave it up, translated Rilke's "Sonnets to Orpheus," and then took up aphorisms in a serious way, publishing two books of them. "Rain" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $24), Paterson's new book of poems, exchanges his barroom nihilism, and much of its swagger, for a chastened and pared-down clarity that he got from aphorism. In "Rain," what matters is children, friends, and work. What also matters, it turns out, is matter, matter driven by the uncompromising laws of matter. Friends die, work comes to nothing, a child's pride is undone by "the flutter in his signature." Imagining people, for Paterson, requires imagining with equal and competing sympathy the enormous latticework of impersonal, indifferent matter that surrounds them. Mentions Robert Frost. The heart of the book isn't loss, exactly, but, rather, a crisis over how to think about loss. Mentions Michael Donaghy and Paterson's poem "Parallex." The loss-consciousness of these poems changes the meaning of their formalism. Their craft is there to prove that craft is, finally, fruitless: it won't cure a child or restore a dead friend. "Two Trees," a parable about how vulnerable forms are to being unmade, is a poem about everything except trees. Cancelling the symbols he courts, refusing the meanings he makes plain, keeping boisterously mum: these habits have been part of Paterson's work from the start. "Rain" is a book of middle age, its Janus face looking back at youthful excess and wondering what on earth comes next.
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Friday Afternoon Update: Don has it's sights on the Texas coast and should make landfall late tonight or very early tomorrow morning. Winds are still at 50 mph, but slight strengthening is possible before the center of the storm moves over the coastline.
Tropical Storm force winds extend 105 miles from Don's center, but it's current track keeps it far enough South where we'll only see activity from the outermost rain bands. Still, shower activity has already begun on our Southeastern counties, and is heading this way.
Rain chances will increase over the next several hours before Don moves onshore. Rain chances still look to be in the neighborhood of 40% this afternoon and evening.
Friday Morning Update: Don is poised to make landfall late tonight between Brownsville and Corpus Christi. The good news is that outer rain bands have stretched as far as Beaumont, and they're heading for the Brazos Valley. The question at this point is whether or not they will hold together or whether the ridge of high pressure will squash our rain chances when they move inland. If they hold, we could see around an inch of much-needed rain in many locations.
Winds are currently blowing at 50 mph, and with moderate vertical wind shear in the Gulf, it shouldn't be able to strengthen before making landfall tonight.
Thursday Evening Update: Don has strengthened a bit more today (winds are now up to 50 mph) , but unfortunately it's track has shifted further South. That means less rain for us, but it doesn't mean no rain.
Best chance at shower activity still looks to be Friday evening, with Don now expected to make landfall South of Corpus Christi. While rainfall totals won't be great, anything will be welcome at this point!
Thursday Morning Update: Hurricane Hunters took another look at Tropical Storm Don and found that it had strengthened a bit overnight. Winds are now up to 45 mph
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for the Texas coast from Port Mansfield to San Luis Pass and a Tropical Storm Watch extends from South of Port Mansfield to the Rio Grande River.
Tropical Storm force winds extend only 60 miles from the storm's center, so Don is still a small system. Around 3 inches of rain are expected in the vicinity of where the storm makes landfall, and hopefully that will be closer to the San Luis Pass than Port Mansfield!
The track has shifted a little further South (unfortunately), so our chances of that 3 inch rainfall are much less likely. We could still see some shower activity from the system and any rain at this point is good rain!
Wednesday Evening Update: A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for the Texas coast from Port Mansfield Northward to West of San Luis Pass.
A Tropical Storm Watch means that Tropical Storm conditions are possible within the next 48 hours. Don's winds remain near 40 mph, but some strengthening is possible before landfall. This storm is not expected to reach hurricane strength.
Wednesday Afternoon Update:Tropical Storm Don has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, with winds of 40 mph associated with this storm.
The system was investigated by Air Force Hurricane Hunters this afternoon. They found a closed circulation and surface winds of 40 mph, meeting the criteria for a weak Tropical Storm. It is not expected to strengthen into a hurricane, but it could become a bit stronger before making landfall.
More importantly, where is it going? At this time the Texas coastline still looks to be Don's final destination, but models still differ greatly on where exactly the storm will go. With stronger hurricanes, you've heard us say that the exact point where it makes landfall isn't important, because damage can extend many miles from the center. It's a bit different this time, because Don is such a small storm and in this case, we really want the rain from it.
At this time, it looks like it will hit to our Southwest, likely near the Corpus Christi area, but the location of our high pressure ridge will be the deciding factor here. If it's further East, it will steer Don towards the upper Texas coast. If it's further West, the lower Texas coast will likely be the target.
With each passing run of the models, it seems that our odds for rain are improving by the hour! Early this morning, a system near Cuba caught the attention of National Hurricane Center forecasters, but they weren't convinced it would come to much within the next 48 hours. This evening, there's already a 40% chance that this disturbance will become a Tropical Depression before the weekend.
In many ways, it's better for us if it doesn't develop into anything further than a tropical disturbance, which is just a cluster of loosely organized showers and thunderstorms. If we can keep that and just steer it right towards the upper Texas coast, we'll be sitting pretty to get some nice rain without the damaging winds. While many of the models have started to track the system further East, many still want to take it more toward the Brownsville/Corpus Christi area.
While still relatively unlikely at this point, there's also the chance that a Tropical Storm could develop before it hits the coast.
Even the model with the strongest intensity forecast is not bringing this to hurricane status, but Tropical Storms can bring flooding and pretty gusty winds, so it's something we're going to watch closely over the next few days.


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Las Vegas Summer League Day 10: Studs, Duds
The Las Vegas Summer League came to a close Sunday after 60 games played over 10 games. With a record 24 teams participating, the NBA gave a glimpse of some of its newest, brightest prospects. Who stood out and who struggled in the final day of play?
Adam Morrison, Los Angeles Clippers – Morrison wants back in the NBA so badly that he's not only playing for the Clippers in Las Vegas but he opened the summer in Orlando on the Brooklyn Nets roster. Prior to Sunday's game, Adam averaged 18.5 points per game while shooting 53.7% from the field and 60% from three. In the finale against Boston Celtics, Morrison opened the first quarter with 12 points (a trio of threes without a miss) to give LA a seven-point lead. Morrison finished with 26 points on 9-15 shooting in the Clippers 92-77 win over Boston.
John Henson, Milwaukee Bucks – Henson hit his first eight shots in the opener Sunday, scoring 16 points in just 16 minutes. By halftime, Milwaukee was up over the Chicago Bulls by 17 (54-37). Henson's outside shot was dropping which made him a real problem for the Bulls, who also had to try to deal with Henson in the paint. John has good length and mobility. Through summer he's been an offensive force and while he didn't rebound especially well on Sunday, his team was shooting so well there weren't a lot of boards to collect (at least on the offensive glass). Before Sunday, John averaged 19 points and 8.7 boards a game. The Bucks wouldn't really need him in the second half so his 16 points and single board shouldn't be discounted, Henson put the Bucks up early.
A Bunch of Bucks – It wasn't just Henson, Milwaukee had a great showing from a number of players. Jarrid Famous hit all six of his shot attempts for 13 points with eight boards in just 15 1/2 minutes. Stefhon Hannah hit six of nine for 14 points with five assists. Another strong game from Tobias Harris with 18 points on 7-13 shooting. Doron Lamb notched 16 on 6-11 shooting. Milwaukee was on fire across the board – from nearly every player on the roster.
Talor Battle, Los Angeles Clippers – With Eric Bledsoe sitting out the last couple of games, the Clippers have turned to Penn State guard Battle to run the team. Against the Celtics he was rock solid with 17 points and seven assists while shooting 6-9 from the field. It was his second strong outing in a row, although his 15-point, four-assist effort against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night ended in defeat (77-74). Considering he got an average of just six minutes a game the first two games of Summer League, he showed he's a capable guard when given the opportunity.
NBA Summer League 2012 All-Stars – Looking back, outside of just Day 10, Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers and Josh Selby of the Memphis Grizzlies. Lillard was easily the best rookie and Selby may quickly make the Grizzlies forget about losing O.J. Mayo.
Additionally the league announced their All-Star list which includes Malcolm Thomas (Chicago Bulls), Bradley Beal (Washington Wizards), Tobias Harris (Milwaukee Bucks), Jeremy Lamb (Houston Rockets), Dominique Jones (Dallas Mavericks), Cory Joseph (San Antonio Spurs), Jimmy Butler (Chicago Bulls), Kemba Walker (Charlotte Bobcats), Dontas Montiejunas (Houston Rockets), Jae Crowder (Dallas Mavericks), Henson, Lillard and Selby.
HOOPSWORLD's honorable mention . . . Adam Morrison.
Marquis Teague, Chicago Bulls – Teague and the Bulls were blasted by the Milwaukee Bucks 113-68. Marquis played almost 20 minutes and scored just six points on 3-11 shooting. He dished three assists with just a turnover but couldn't really help his team out of the mess Milwaukee was delivering. Teague was taken 29th in the 2012 NBA Draft and has the chance to learn behind Derrick Rose, once Rose is healthy, but he doesn't look ready for a major role initially as a rookie. Chicago is expected to bring in Kirk Hinrich which should relieve some of the pressure on Teague to advance more quickly than he's able.
The Chicago Bulls – It really was an awful showing for Chicago, allowing 65.3% from the field while shooting 34.6% – and losing the rebounding battle 41-34. No, Jimmy Butler didn't play for Chicago but this was an end-of-the-week-mail-in-game.
Dionte Christmas, Boston Celtics – Christmas had a great week in Vegas. He didn't do much against the Clippers on Sunday (six points in almost 19 minutes) but the reason he's on this list is a positive. His play all week has raised expectations. Averaging 16.3 points per game while shooting 50% from the field and 47.1% from the field, Dionte will certainly get a camp invite somewhere (if not with the Celtics). If he can play near the level he did in Vegas, he'll have a real chance to earn a regular season NBA roster spot.
Jared Sullinger & Fab Melo, Boston Celtics – Neither Sullinger nor Melo could stem the tide against the Clippers. Sullinger scored a respectable 13 points on 5-10 shooting – Melo had six points and three blocks. The duo combined for just five boards (only one for Sullinger). Admittedly it was a difficult game with Los Angeles pouring in 13 three-point shots (on 22 attempts) but Boston couldn't turn the game into an inside-out affair and the Clippers ran away with it.
Note: The Minnesota Timberwolves/Memphis Grizzlies was scheduled against a specific flight back home. Any potential studs and/or duds from the final game may be missing from this list.


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After crossing the pond from Australia, Dingo first broke out not on the podium, but over a loudspeaker. Handed a microphone for the first time at the legendary and illustrious US Open, Dingo has gone on to announce the fire breathing Vail Session, the infamous Grenade Games and countless other high profile events across the globe.Since showing up as snowboarding's unofficial Master of Ceremonies, Dingo has broken out to fry even bigger fish. Whether it be hosting the massive MTV Music Festival in New Zealand with Lil Jon, or putting the finishing touches on season two of The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo—Luke is making things happen in a big way.
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How can a man that was wrong on the most important defence related issue in the past 10 years be confirmed as Secretary of Defense. Im talking about the Surge in Afghanistan.
While you´re at it, you may as well ask how can a man who´s been wrong on every foreign policy position throughout his entire life be confirmed Secretary of State?
Thanks to all my fellow voters who help carry Ted Cruz to Washington.
That very serious young man is my brand new Senator from the great state of Texas. Conservatives are now looking forward to taking down Senator Cornyn in the next primary and adding a second, solid conservative representative.
I concur, #4!
Sure am glad I voted for Cruz as opposed to the establishment cut-from-the-same-cloth-as-Kay-Bailey-Hutchison. You know the Texas Senator that voted for the 60 watt light bulbs. G-d Bless Texas and Ted Cruz.In my opinion Hagel looked to be a slow-witted C student. Compared to Dick Cheney, this guy looks to be a dope - just what Bamster wants to do his bidding. Could call Hagel a Lackey, but Colin Powell wouldn´t like that term.
Those of you not from Texas may not be aware of the nasty ads that Cruz´s opponent played about him in the GOP primary. Man, its just incredible how lucky we are that the Tea Party got behind Cruz and got the good word out about him. TBH, I didn´t know much about Cruz when I voted for him, just that the Tea Party was behind him. He is so awesome and will become a strong leader of the conservative movement, I am sure.
Hagel is the Van Jones of Defense Secretary appointments. This says more about Obama´s anti-American intents than it does about Hagel´s.
We´ve got enough Enemies of the State in Washington, starting with the White House! Get this muzzie wannabe out of there!
It´s pretty funny how 2 of the fastest rising stars in the GOP are Hispanic and it actually has little to do with race but because they´re solid conservatives who don´t care what the nimrod media thinks about them.Usually a freshman senator will just sit there bobbing his head but not Teddy,he speaks his mind regardless of being there for a few days.
that´s because his mind is so well-honed from arguing in front of SCOTUS. Let´s hope the air in DC doesnt dumb him down (Texas talk)
Thanks Texas, for sending the lamplighter of freedom to help insure the light of freedom is never extinguished. We need to send him and the others in congress additional freedom fighters to help insure that all the sputtering lamps, and the ones that have gone out, regain their bright illumination of our country!
To further #1 and #2, How can a man who made such an abysmal mess of EVERYTHING be reelected to four more years?


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Color me conspiracy theorist but I still don´t believe that it was Bin Laden who was killed in that raid. We have been given not one shred of proof, only zippy´s word, and we all know what that´s worth. The CIA doesn´t want to release photos because there aren´t any real ones. That was just some geezer living in a dump in Pakistan. Bush showed us Saddam in the spider hole and then we got to watch his execution on television. Bush showed us the bullet ridden corpses of Uday and Qusay. Zippy shows us nothing.
Lets see the video from Bengazi
What´s it for the American people? If we provide a perpetually aggrieved culture with an excuse for more violence against innocent people, what´s the trade off? I´ve been a supporter of Judicial Watch, but I disagree with releasing the pictures to the public at this time.
Two theories.OBL was long dead and this was just an election ploy that risked our Seals and allowed china Iran to get access to technology.Obama/Brennan /brezinski wanted to prevent OBL from talking about his contacts with them in the early 80s when Obama went missing in Pakistan- see other article on Brennan et al.Amb Stevens was silenced for the same reason.
Agreed, #1; I don´t think they killed him.
#3, that culture wants us all dead anyway. What´s a few photos? It´s not like releasing the photos will make them hate us more than they already do. Ever wonder why there was no uproar in the ME when we claimed to have killed bin Laden? Maybe it´s because they know that the whole operation was a fraud to make zippy look good for reelection and they like having a buddy in the WH who gives them $billions, weapons and political support.
And the ACLU agrees with Judicial Wa... what? not a peep from the ACLU and other left-wing groups?Why is it that the "White House" has given the movie producer so much inside information on the raid, and re-enactments are shown?UBL is certainly dead, but when he died, who knows. One can not help but be skeptical of this regime, it being so snuggly in bed with the media, all of it, "news" and entertainment.
Do you suppose the judge would be wary of release of photos if there was a Republican Administration?


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Can I use the Nike+ Running app with the Nike+ shoe sensor or does it only work with my phone's accelerometer? I'd prefer to use the Running app.
I have an iPhone 4s and just bought a new pair of Nike Structures'. I also bought the Nike + iPod Sensor. However, I intend to do running workouts almost exclusively. Is there a way to tie the Nike+ Sensor to the Nike+ Running app instead of having it report to the Nike + iPod app?
- Asked by Michael O from Eugene
- Jul 13, 2012
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I am going oversees and I don't have GPS on my iPhone 4s. Can I use the Nike+ Sensor on my shoe to track my running?
I track my runs using the Nike+ Running app on my iPhone 4s. I am going oversees and I don't have GPS on my iPhone (the data is just to expensive so I don't use data on my phone). I was wondering if the Nike+ stand alone foot sensor kit will be able to track my runs via my Nike+ iPod app without my phone's GPS.
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Does this sensor work with the nike running app or only with the nike+ app. Because I have an iphone 5 and I don't think they make that app anymore.
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- Dec 31, 2012
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Can I use the Sensor alone and sync after a run with the Running app?
I am considering getting the Nike + iPod Sensor and have been running a few times a week using the Nike + Running app for a while now.
What I don't like is running with my iPhone 4S in my pocket (worried it might fall out), so am wondering whether I could leave the iPhone at home and the Sensor is enough to collect data from the run? Then I can sync up after the run to analyse pace etc.
Not sure if this is possible based on other comments/reviews online - the guy at the Apple store wasn't entirely sure either.
I'd then buy an iPod shuffle for £40 with just my running playlists on and feel much more at ease!
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will this work when my i-phone 3GS is locked, or do I need to leave the i-phone unlocked and the app running on screen?
I have tried several pedometers on my i-phone and although some do work relatively well, I need to leave the phone unlocked in my pocket in order for it to record the data. If I purchase the Nike + sensor and attach it to my shoe, will the i-phone record the movements even when locked and playing music?
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what is the app called for the nike+sensor in the shoe and will it work with the iphone4
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What apps work?
Are there any other apps that work with the sensor other than Nike Plus?
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do i need a separate sensor for the nike + app i have a i phone 4 cannot get the sensor to work
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do i need to use a wireless connection to use nike runnunig app on my iphone? do i also need the sensor in my shoe to use it with the app?
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can you use nike plus app without the sensor? If so how
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Can I use the nike sensor while leaving my Iphone at home?
While running does it still keep track of my running distance and calorie burning?
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Is it worth buying a sensor for iPod Touch?
I have the most recent iPod and I've begun using Nike+ to track my runs. However, because my iPod doesn't have GPS, it relies on the accelerometer to track my distance and it is usually wrong. I was wondering if it was worth buying the sensor to make it more accurate or if I should just continue using the accelerometer and callibrating my distance (which I don't always know).
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- Mar 14, 2013
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Does this Nike Sensor work with iPad or iMac?
I have been using an ActiHealth pedometer from A&D Medical that wirelessly gives data to my iMac. Since I suspect that this subscription is nearing renewal, I am hoping that I can use your Nike sensor with my iPad or iMac. (I do not have an iPod or iPhone.)
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Does the Nike Sensor have to be worn on or in the shoe to work? Can I attach it to my clothing and it still work?
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does this piece fit in all nike running shoes? such as the 2013 air maxes...
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If the latest Nano already has an accelerometer (pedometer feature), then what extra benefit does this Nike sensor provide? Heart rate??
Nike sensor seems to be redundant with Nano pedometer feature.
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When activating the sensor with non Nike+ shoes does the sensor have to be under the insole of the shoe?
Can the sensor be activated when it is located above the foot in the tongue of the shoe or must it be under the foot beneath the insole of the shoe?
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Can i use my bluetooth headphones when using the nike+ in shoe sensor?
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How do I sync my Nike + sensor if I don't have the Nike + shoes? I have the shoelace adapter.
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A year has passed since Chancellor Palpatine's true identity as the Sith Lord has been revelled, and now the Jedi are fighting to protect the galaxy from falling in the hands of the Darkside, Palpatine has taken refuge in the Sith Planet and everyone is awaiting his next move, what he has in store for the Republic nobody knows. All that they can do now is prepare for the battle of their lives, the Jedi are training long and hard, and Anakin Skywalker is training for the Jedi Master Rank, nothing would satisfy him more than to bring the Sith Lord down. Palpatine tempted him to the darkside for which he refused, even with the promise of saving his wife's life, she turned out to not meet the ill fated death that he visioned in his nightmares and she had his twins. He should have been expelled from the order but the Jedi need all the help they can get.
Currently Anakin is in the training room, practicing his lightsaber techniques, not that he really needs it but right now he needs to blow of some steam, everyone is so stressed out recently that it is stressing him out, with one swipe of his saber the mechanical training droid is in pieces. He takes a deep breath, turns of his saber and sits down on the nearby bench, the master test is just a few days away, if only the granted him the rank of master when he asked for it he wouldn't have to wait for so long, he knows that he is ready for the test and will pass it and he will be a master, the most powerful master the Council has ever seen, next to Master Yoda of course.
Despite fighting the temptations of the Darkside Anakin still has a bit of that anger, but now it's for different reasons, so many Jedi have been killed, so many people are suffering and the Jedi don't have enough power to save them all and that hurts the young Jedi deeply, he hates seeing people suffer for no reason at all, he only wishes he could save them all.


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There was war in Gath again, where there was a champion who had six fingers and six toes each, for a total of twenty-four. He was also born to the giant.
Rashi quotes the Talmud in Bechoros: Why tell us that he had a total of 24, which we could easily calculate? Because people might err and think that the warrior had a total of six fingers and six toes, not six digits on each hand or foot. So then why not just tell us 24 and leave out the part about six each? Because then people might mistakenly think that he had one normal hand and foot of five digits each and one mutated hand and foot of seven.


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Remember my love for the book Half Broke Horses? Well the author also wrote this book called The Glass Castle, so when College Roomie recommended it and I saw it at the airport in Costa Rica (before the almost hijacking of my plane), I knew I had to buy it. I had finished that baby within 12 hours, and I am by no means a fast reader.
I just could not put it down. The author writes completely candidly about her shockingly horrible childhood. Hunger and poverty, abuse and lonliness, parents who stole from their children and squashed dreams all the while telling the kids how lucky they were. Examples of the unconditional love a child has for a parent, and where even that love reaches a limit. It was unreal to read, and even more unreal to know that it was true and that the author and her siblings got out and made great lives for themselves.
I do not have favorite quotes from the book, but I'm telling you, this is a must-read if you ask me. This woman has a gift for writing and I promise you any other book that she pens will be on my shelf.
In general, I liked this book. It's probably more geared towards high school/college girls, but there were certainly some great parts that were quite applicable to my life situation. I loved the part talking about the 10 types of "Mr. Wrongs" and looking through the list only to realize that I've had crushes on 7 of the 10 types. The 10 types are: (1) the flip-flopper--the guy who can't make up his mind about what he wants while the girl follows him around like a puppy dog; (2) the fixer-upper--the problem child, the bad boy; (3) the walking hormone--self explanatory; (4) the smooth criminal--like the walking hormone, but smarter and ergo more dangerous, guy with all the rihgt lines; (5) the control freak--has to know where you are and what you are doing 24/7; (6) the older guy--also self explanatory; (7) the potty mouth--it's really not attractive, guys; (8) the tearful cheater--dude is a jerk but somehow talks his way back in; (9) the spiritual midget--guys who are just not interested in faith, either their own or yours; and (10) Mr.-I-Don't-Have-Enough-Social-Skills-To-Meet-Girls-Without-The-Internet--I'm not knocking online dating, it works for some people, but there are some real losers out there as well. And just for the record, sometimes I am good enough to like a guy who fits in the several of these categories at once. And that, ladies, takes talent.
A few of my favorite quotes:
"There can only be one God. Either we call the shots or we trust what He's revealed to us."
"So much depends on having the courage to let go of what was never meant to be."
"What the world needs is for women to climb out of their shells of fear and become who God created them to be."
"Let there be no doubt that God honors those who honor Him, and that He always gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him."
"Sometimes, God's greatest blessings are when He takes away something that we desparately want."
"The Lord gives us a time of singleness to serve Him and many of us either fill it up with passing relationships or spend it miserable because a future relationship hasn't unfolded according to our plans."
"You'll notice that what saved her from throwing her life away was the fact that she dreamed of something bigger and better for herself."
"At some point in your life you have to decide that you want it more than you are afraid of it."
"Give yourself permission to hope."
"One's soulmate is only visible to the person who is living in the will of God. Otherwise you could live next door to him your whole life and never know it, unless you were living as God was calling you to live."
"When we don't trust God, we often take matters into our own hands. It's then that we become our own worst enemies."
"The real reason why people don't stop to listen to God is not because they don't think He'll speak to them. They're afraid He will."


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The house where Peter Jackson (Director, Producer, and Writer of the Lord of the Rings Movies) filmed his 1996 film 'The Frighteners' starring Michael J Fox is up for sale. The house is approximately 5,307 square feet with 5 bedrooms and was built in 1982.
Despite a softening market, offers are expected to sweep past the $680,000 government valuation when tenders close on Thursday.
Real estate agent Della Randall said the property had attracted overseas interest.
"It is in the upper tier of house prices; we expect it will sell well above the GV," she said.
"We have found the upper-tier market quite buoyant compared with the mid-market. People in the upper bracket are not adversely affected by market conditions."
The large house features a marble-floored foyer leading to a sweeping rimu staircase, a music- media room, formal living and dining rooms, a library-gallery, three-metre high plaster ceilings, chandeliers, a gym, a cellar and a five-car garage.


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When No. 18 Florida (3-1, 2-0) faces Arkansas (3-2, 0-1) Saturday at 7 p.m., it'll mark the first time in nearly two years -- 10 games, to be exact -- the Gators have played under the lights at Florida Field.
UF's last home night game came Nov. 26, 2011 against Florida State. For a fan base that loves the prime time spotlight, the wait has been way too long.
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Enjoying Shiki?
I finished it hours ago.
The ending was sort of meh.
And it felt like Natsunao was meant to make me feel something remotely like I cared what happened to him in the last episode, when I didn't. He disappeared forever, like, fucking shit. I was expecting him to team up with the doctor and have one epic battle against blue-haired guy, but instead, all that happens is he comes back, gets his ass kicked, throws himself and blue-hair into a pit, then blows them up with dynamite. To top that off, it was his own fault he died in the first place.
And, like, no closure at all, because the dumbass priest gets away with Sunako, and we're left without any knowledge at all of whether the villagers got away with their systematic slaughter, or if there were enough remains after the fire to figure out they murdered those people.
Also...what happened to the apparent floating the vampires can do? Nao or whatever her name is is shown to fly/float, very easily in the episode where she first appears at the clinic to try and get to her mother. The vampires are shown to have super speed (even the really old ones) and yet they never use their speed or their floatiness to get away. They just run, and get stabbed to shit. I get the sun was coming up, but seriously? Hmm, angry mob of totally murderous, loss-stricken psychopaths, or, some burns that my body will simply heal in a few minutes.
All in all, it was decent.
I found it hilarious at the end how they tried to get me to give a single fuck about Megumi after painting her as the biggest spoiled brat and most malicious asshole of all the vampires, except for maybe Blue-hair guy. When her head got crushed by that tractor, I fucking laughed and said, "Bitch finally got what she deserved."
And finally, how in the hell did Akira get to the hospital where his sister was? Last we saw of him he was tied up and about to get eaten by Grandpa Mr. Universe vampire. Am I supposed to just assume Natsunao saved him because he was there? They never show or explain how the hell it came about, I was totally expecting a surprise ending where it's discovered that Akira had actually become a Jinrou and begins the cycle over again in the city.
Grassy Troll Conspiracy.
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Storage for Weapons in Germany?
This is a discussion on Storage for Weapons in Germany? within the Before & After the Hunt forums, part of the Hunting Forums - Hunting in Africa category; My son and I will be headed back to Namibia this summer and plan to spend a week in Germany ...
Storage for Weapons in Germany?
My son and I will be headed back to Namibia this summer and plan to spend a week in Germany and Austria with my wife beforehand.
I am told that currently, I cannot leave my weapons with customs for the week I am there, but rather have to get my import permit (not a big deal, I've done that before) and bring them with me. I'm not sure what I'll have to do to cross into Austria, and I'd rather make it easy and store them.
Any ideas on what to do with them while I am there? I'll have plenty to carry without the rifle cases.
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Here is the link to an article that should help you through this process: Importation or Transiting Procedures Through Countries with Weapons & Ammunition and look for the section called Germany Weapon / Ammunition Transiting Procedures.
Frankfurt airport has a luggage service for passengers in transit or just wanting to lighten up the load for some time. Contact them to make sure that they will take your weapons:
Terminal 1
B Concourse, Level 1 (Arrivals)
Open daily 24 hours
Phone: +49 (0) 69 - 690 70786
Between the B and C Concourses on Level 2 (Departures)
Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Phone: +49 (0) 69 - 690 73277
Terminal 2
D Concourse, Level 2 (Arrivals)
Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Phone: +49 (0) 69 - 690 72860
For more information go to: Frankfurt Airport | Storage
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Thanks for the tip. I used this service last year to store some bags and it was very convenient. I forgot all about them. I will see if they can hold firearms for me.
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