text: Assistant Professor and Director of the Financial Information Lab "I try to help my students realize that no one is going to hand them anything – that they have to work hard in order to be successful," says John Neumann, D.B.A., Assistant Professor in St. John's Peter J. Tobin College of Business and Director of the Financial Information Lab. As the director of St. John's new state-of-the-art financial information lab and the only professor teaching the undergraduate student –managed investment fund class on the Queens campus, Dr. Neumann has his hands full, but the dedicated professor is committed to helping students grow intellectually from the beginning of the semester to the end. "What I enjoy most about all of my responsibilities is that I get to help students achieve their goals in life. It's one of the reasons I left my information systems career to enroll in a doctoral program at age 32." Before teaching at St. John's, Dr. Neumann was responsible for building information systems for over a decade at several companies including Accenture, AT&T and Robert A. Stanger & Co. He now utilizes his programming, design, project leadership and systems analysis experience to teach students, what he feels, is one of the most important lessons a professor can teach - how to think. "One of the most effective ways to get students to think is to constantly challenge and engage them. I try to prod critical thinking and move students from passively receiving to actively thinking by asking questions that prompt them to really think about what they're learning right at that moment or what they've learned in the past. These are skills that I believe are vital to success," says Dr. Neumann. Teaching in the financial information lab, Dr. Neumann says, allows for more interactive lessons with the students and gives professors the opportunity to illustrate class concepts by access to real-world data right on the spot. "If I want to show an example of stock price data or give a specific example of a financial statement line item that may be under discussion, I can display it all from my podium while the students follow along on their computers. The lab can be used in so many different ways; we have only begun to scratch the surface of the exciting pedagogical enhancements that it offers." Dr. Neumann believes teaching in the lab has aided in his success as a professor. "Success is when you set a goal for yourself and achieve it. I wake up every morning and I feel like I'm doing something special by helping to prepare my students for life after college. I counsel my students when thinking about majors and careers that if they do something they are good at and at the same time makes them happy, they increase their chances of becoming successful at it."


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One After 909: A Beatles Rock Band Review
Summary review: It's great!
Slightly longer summary review: It's great! But if you have a choice of systems to buy it for, don't get it for the Wii.
An even longer summary review: The Beatles: Rock Band is designed for the Beatles fan, not the Guitar Hero/Rock Band fan. As a result, if you count yourself among the former, you'll spend hours playing the songs and poring through the extras (photos, the 1963 Christmas record, etc.). If you're not really a Beatles fan, it's probably just a rental for you as 45 songs is light compared to other recent incarnations of the genre.
Random Thoughts:
I played the game last night in "story mode", completing all 45 songs with 5 stars on Medium Guitar in right around 3 1/2 hours (although I did watch the credits, see below). As a result, I'm pretty drained, so rather than formulate and organize a review, I'm going to post random thoughts in no set order.
Hey Bulldog was probably my biggest surprise in terms of how much fun it was. I was a little disappointed in Dear Prudence (my favorite Beatles song in the game), but I'm thinking it will be better on Hard rather than Medium.
The Rooftop Concert in total was my least favorite set, however, that may have more to do with the fact that I was at the end of a 3 hour Rock Band marathon. When I do the Chapter Challenges tonight, I'll start there.
The hardest song for me (% completewise) was Drive My Car, oddly. The solos in Revolution weren't much more fun (and probably the hardest part of the game on guitar).
People griping about Boys being included are wrong.
Unlike RB2, Medium isn't as greviously undercharted. There were only a few times that I felt like there should've been notes to play.
The graphics on the Wii aren't as good as the 360 (played the demo). There's also stuff missing from the dreamscapes due to the weaker(?) engine. I also had an issue where the chart would "stutter" -- didn't happen frequently, and wasn't a gamebreaker when it did happen (note: this is not likely a Wii-only problem). If you have a choice of systems to get it for, don't get it for the Wii.
I haven't gone through the extras yet (still need to unlock a few more by completing the chapter challenges) nor have I played online so I have no opinion on those topics yet.
The gameplay is similar to other games in the genre. The only innovation is harmonies, which I haven't tried out yet, so no opinion.
The dreamscapes were really good (what I could see while playing). Some were obviously better than others, but none of them were "boring". I need to watch them at some point (you can do so by going into Performance Mode, selecting Easy difficulty, and simply not playing).
I screwed up a perfect on Hello Goodbye at the end watching the Beatles dancing
That reminds me: the notes are tight. One of the games I played (I think it was Guitar Hero: World Tour) seemed to give you relatively a lot of leeway on when you strum; here it was do or die. Granted, that didn't make it that much harder, but there were a couple notes I missed because my timing was slightly off.
I watched all the credits. Some of the highlights: Abbey Road studios had the best job descriptions; MTV thanked a legal team; and the "surprise" 45th song is given away in the credits (although arguable since it's used in the end cinematic as well).
The cinematics were really cool, especially the between-the-sets ones. I like the fact that you can watch them on demand after you "unlock" them.
The opening cinematic (which can be viewed at http://www.thebeatlesrockband.com) is pretty damn impressive watching it on a 42" screen rather than a computer monitor. The ending cinematic was ok, but it didn't blow me away or anything.
There are concerns that the game should have more than 45 songs. I can honestly say I enjoyed about 40 of them, which is about twice as many as I've enjoyed from any other guitar/band game. It's definitely a case of quality over quantity. However, if you don't consider yourself a Beatles fan, rent it first. $60 ain't cheap, especially when $60 can get you Guitar Hero 5 and Guitar Hero: Van Halen (if you purchase GH5 in September).
But I do recommend giving it a try. Harmonix et al. have demonstrated that a band game doesn't have to be random avatars on a random stage, that you can put the effort into the genre to create something that's music and art. At the minimum, you should try it simply to raise your expectations as to what the industry can do if they put their mind to it and let's hope that the industry starts to meet our expectations.
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Rarely will you come across a commercial product made with so much attention to detail, respect, and love. TB:RB is a work of art. Period.
It is an immersion into their universe. It is so much more than a game about music. It is more of a documentary than a game. I could go on and on about all the pieces .. but, I don't have the time. I am not a Beatlemaniac either ... but I have the utmost respect for what they accomplished (artistically, technically, and culturally).
This is the ONLY way a Beatles "game" should have been done. It is an amazing example of what a "quality" product should be! It's been a long time since I've seen a "product" with such dedication to it's source material.
I can only hope that people like Roger Waters and David Gilmore, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are sitting somewhere watching (or playing) the game. There is a very short list of bands that deserve a dedicated game.
These people appreciate what a quality product is, and hopefully they'll see it's potentail and how it can be such a tribute to thier music and "atmosphere".
Anyway .. THANK YOU hmx and everyone else (that's a LOT of people) involved. TB:RB is a breath of fresh air. I can't convey how nice it is to have a "game" that showcases such art and style. And, most importantly (for me), it is SOOOO nice to have a "music game" that isn't all 100 percent in-your-face/sonic boom rock. I can only hope that future dlc and/or RBN will showcase different genres as well.
THANKS again, HMX. It is an amazing expirience.
loving the game over all. The one thing I do NOT like and think was totally misleading was how the drum set was presented. The way it looks in all the advertising is that the bass drum is like the top pads just not functional...BUT NO its just a cheap skate sunshade type thing that clips to the legs...LAME!!
Anyone else feel slighted?
I already have a drum set and would not have wasted money on the bundle. The drums are what spurred me to buy it in the first place...
So disappointed
I can't express enough my love for this game. As a child of the 60s, I was excited about the release, but also very, very nervous that Harmonix would get something wrong. They didn't.
I have been playing video games non-stop since about 1978, and I say without reservation that playing RBTB through story mode last night was the most fun I've ever had in a game. My four childhood friends were back, and carried me away to Pepperland. I was so happy, I was nearly in tears.
this has got 2 b the best music game i've ever played, & i'm not just saying that cause it's the beatles. there needs 2 b more like this in n e of the forthcoming games. enough with the stages and career crap. more visual stylized boards, and great music. i read the interview in game informer magazine on how they had to handle the material, and i'm 4 c ing a wookstock game maybe. how f***ing awsome would that b. i played the game all day yesterday.
Okay I got to play last night:
The game is beautiful looking and we all had fun. Thankfully I didn't have trouble with the color of the gems on the track but I did get a bit hesitant in 'Beatlemania' when the track was lit up very bright. It did hinder what I was looking at (I figured it'd be no worse than the track designs in the early GH games, but it was harder to look at). I'm not much of a drummer, so NOT having the drum fills usually caused a miss. I'm not exceptionally coordinated all the time...
The vocals seem well done, no shaky arrow is a good thing. We tried the 3 part harmonies and I think once you sort the confusion that is the overlapping tracks and various indicators bouncing around it'll be a lot of fun (single player is same as RB2). Bummer that a single vocalist won't get that high of scores. I don't have 2 friends that will play above medium/easy... so oh well. I also have a hard time telling how much I'm onn/off pitch aside from the verdict at the end of each phrase. The pitch line doesn't change in size...or maybe I didn't notice, from easy to expert.
The menus are very nice and easy to navigate. No clutter involved.
Over all, I am really enjoying the game. I can't say that it will have a long term 'play frequently' value. But it will be a very nice refreshing set of music to have when RB2 needs a break, especially when the DLC albums come out.
Yes, I still do want to see another RB game in hopes to revive the love.

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Autobiographically Speaking
Jeremiah laments the destruction of Jerusalem, saying: "I am the man who has seen what G-d has done in His anger." By this the prophet means that he had the misfortune of actually witnessing the destruction of the Temple, unlike earlier prophets, who merely foretold it.
"G-d has caused me to walk in darkness," Jeremiah continues, "turning His hand against me all day long." (Jeremiah lived a particularly trouble-filled life, more so than other prophets.) "G-d has caused my flesh to rot and my bones to break. He gathered forces against me and surrounded me with trouble. I live in perpetual darkness, like a dead man. I am trapped by walls and chains. Though I cry out to Him, G-d refuses to hear my prayers. Instead, He has made my path difficult, like an obstacle course. G-d aims His bow at me like I'm a target; His arrows pierce me. Everyone mocks my misfortunes and I am bitter all day long. I can't even remember what goodness is like. I've given up all hope."
Jeremiah continues: "My soul is familiar with suffering and it is humbled within me. I strengthen my resolve and tell myself to have hope, since G-d's mercies never end. He renews them daily and His faithfulness to keep His word is great." (That is the meaning of the phrase "rabbah emunasecho," "great is Your faith," used both here and in the daily prayer upon awakening, Modeh Ani.) "My soul knows that G-d is my portion, so I place my hope in Him."
"G-d is good to those who seek Him, so we should wait for His salvation. It is also good for a person to accustom himself to doing G-d's will while he is still young. Let a person bear life's pains and the abuse of others. He may suffer now, but he can anticipate his later reward." (Verse 30 says that a person should actually offer his cheek to the one that slaps him. This may be a familiar image, but most people would be surprised that this is its actual source.)
"G-d doesn't punish people because it pleases Him; actually, it pains Him to do so! Our sins 'force His hand,' as it were." (All this is metaphorically speaking, of course.) "But don't delude yourself into thinking that it's not from G-d and that it 'just happened.' Nothing in this world, good or bad, happens unless it comes from Him. The only thing we can complain about is our own actions, which determine our fates." (Rashi cites the Midrash, which refers us to Deuteronomy 30:15, in which G-d lays before us the choice between good and evil.)
Next, Jeremiah encourages the people to repent and pray to G-d, confessing their sins. They have acted rebelliously, so G-d "put on" His anger; this acted as a barrier between G-d and Israel, so that He would not have mercy on them. No prayer can penetrate that shield, so G-d treats them as the scum on the Earth. The enemy forces swallow them up and they only know terror and ruin.
Jeremiah weeps over over the plight of his nation. He won't be able to stop until G-d looks down on them. Jeremiah has had a tough life; his enemies persecuted him for no reason and he was imprisoned. (According to Rashi, Jeremiah also foresaw what would happen to Daniel.) But Jeremiah called to G-d from all his troubles and G-d answered him. Won't G-d please do likewise now? G-d knows all the injustices that have been perpetrated, so Jeremiah asks that he be avenged. May G-d curse them and destroy them from under His heavens. (That last verse is recited as part of Passover Seder in the Ashkenazic tradition, along with verses from Psalm 97, after the third cup of wine.)


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Planets: Ascertaining the content, origin and evolution of the solar system and the potential for life elsewhere.
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Updated Curiosity Self-Portrait at John Klein: This image shows an updated self-portrait of Curiosity in the lower left it shows gray powder and two holes where the rover used its drill. . Downloads: | |
Cumberland Target Drilled by Curiosity: This image shows NASA's Mars rover Curiosity drilled its second rock target, Cumberland, on May 19, 2013, collecting a powdered sample of material from the rock's interior. Downloads: | |
Martian Treasure Map: This image shows the landing site of NASA's Curiosity rover and destinations scientists want to investigate. Curiosity landed inside Gale Crater on Mars on Aug. 5 PDT (Aug. 6 EDT) at the green dot, within the Yellowknife quadrangle. Downloads: | |
Dissecting the Scene of Sky Crane Crash:After a rocket-powered descent stage, also known as the sky crane, delivered NASA's Curiosity rover to Mars on Aug. 5 PDT (Aug. 6 EDT), 2012, it flew away and fell to the surface.This image shows the descent stage crash site, now in color, and several distant spots (blue in enhanced color) downrange that are probably the result of distant secondary impacts that disturbed the surface dust. Downloads: | |
Curiosity's Travels Through Sol 56: This map shows the route driven by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity through the 56th Martian day, or sol, of the rover's mission on Mars (Oct. 2, 2012). The route starts where the rover touched down, a site subsequently named Bradbury Landing. Downloads: | |
Where Water Flowed Downslope on Mars: This image shows the topography, with shading added, around the area where NASA's Curiosity rover landed on Aug. 5 PDT (Aug. 6 EDT). The black oval indicates the targeted landing area for the rover known as the "landing ellipse," and the cross shows where the rover actually landed. Downloads: | |
Curiosity Wheel Scuff Mark at 'Rocknest': NASA's Mars rover Curiosity's right Navigation camera took this image of the scuff mark on the mission's 57th Martian day, or sol (Oct. 3, 2012), the same sol that a wheel created the mark. For scale, the width of the wheel track is about 16 inches (40 centimeters). Downloads: | |
Earthrise 2.0: The visualization below uses data collected by NASA's Terra satellite and Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to re-create Apollo 8's historic moment in space exploration on December 24, 1968, while circling the moon. Downloads: | |
IBEX Orbit Visualization: In this visualization, we see the orbit of the spacecraft orbit (green) in relation to the Earth, the orbit of the Moon (gray), and Sun. Downloads: | |
LRO Ground Track - One Sidereal Month: This animation depicts LRO's ground track over a period of 27.3 days (348 orbits) or one sidereal month, the amount of time it takes the Moon to turn once on its axis, relative to the stars. Downloads: | |
LRO L-14 Press Conference Supporting Video: This video starts with LRO launch animation, shows the spacecraft's path to orbit, and ends with the spacecraft animated over the lunar surface. Downloads: | |
How LRO Will Find Safe Landing Sites on the Moon: After a year in orbit aboard LRO, LOLA will have created an elevation map of the polar regions of Earth's moon; that is accurate to within a half-meter vertically and 50 meters horizontally. The map will be used by astronauts, to identify safe landing zones free of large boulders and craters. Downloads: | |
LRO Supports LCROSS: This animation shows LRO and LCROSS from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after the impact on Earth's moon. The purpose of the crash was to create a plume of debris that could be examined for the presence of water and other chemicals in the lunar regolith. Downloads: | |
Carbon-Dioxide Snowfall on Mars: This map shows the distribution of small-grain carbon-dioxide ice deposits formed by snowfall over the south polar cap of Mars. Deposits of small particles of carbon-dioxide ice are formed by snowfall from carbon-dioxide clouds. Downloads: | |
MOLA: Seasonal Snow Variations on Mars: Polar Images: This image is colored with a mosaic from the MOC camera. The image on the bottom is colored according to the relative height of the surface features. Downloads: | |
Mars Roll: This animation rolls Mars to show major features of the Martian topography. Major features depicted include: Olympus Mons, Valles Marineris, Hellas Basin, and the Martian North and South Poles. Downloads: | |
MAVEN Orbit Animations and Beauty Passes: This collection of animations shows the MAVEN spacecraft in orbit around Mars, as well as MAVEN's overall orbit trajectory. After arriving at Mars in the fall of 2014, MAVEN will use its propulsion system to enter an elliptical orbit ranging 90 to 3,870 miles above the planet. Downloads: | |
Moon Phase and Libration, 2012: This animation shows the geocentric phase, libration, position angle of the axis, and apparent diameter of the Moon throughout the year 2012, at hourly intervals. One month is compressed into 12 seconds, resulting in a wobble called libration. Downloads: | |
Tour of the Moon: Using elevation and image data returned by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), aquired Aug 2009 to Sep 2011, this animation takes the viewer on a virtual tour of the Moon.This animation takes the viewer on a virtual tour of the Moon. The tour visits a number of interesting sites chosen to illustrate a wide variety of lunar terrain features. Downloads: | |
Venus Transit – 2012: This visualization shows a conceptual illustration of the last Venus transit which occurred on June 5-6, 2012. A transit is when a planet passes directly between the Sun and the Earth and we see the planet as a small dot moving slowly across the face of the Sun. Downloads: | |
Trickles of Water Flowing on Mars: The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's (MRO) High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment with a three-dimensional model to show flows that appear on the steep slopes of Newton Crater each spring and summer. Downloads: | |
Mars-The Twin Peaks: The Twin Peaks are modest-size hills to the southwest of the Mars Pathfinder landing site. They were discovered on the first panoramas taken by the IMP camera on the 4th of July, 1997. Downloads: | |
Is This Saturn's "Big One"?: On Earth we fear getting hit by the "big" one—i.e., superstorm. On Saturn, "big" takes on a whole new meaning. Downloads: | |
Lunar Copernicus Crater: This high resolution image, subframe 2162_H3, was taken by Lunar Orbiter 2 on 24 November 1966.Using better-tuned equipment and experience gained along the way, LOIRP rereleased this enhanced version of the original image. Downloads: |


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Fifty years ago, a small low-budget TV show started airing on BBC. Featuring a mysterious old man from another planet and his time machine, Doctor Who became an overnight sensation and has become one of the longest-running science fiction franchises. Last weekend, Doctor Who celebrated its 50th anniversary in style. Who would have thought that that small black-and-white show with the wobbly sets and starring the old man who can't seem to remember his lines become this big – and effectively take over half of the posts of this blog in the process?
To celebrate the 50th year of Doctor Who, Ade and Comicgasm co-editor RJ will sit down and talk about the festivities connected with the anniversary.
Ade: Before anything else, here's a reminder: the Philippines needs your help after Typhoon Yolanda left Tacloban and parts of Visayas in shambles, leaving hundreds of thousands of people homeless. I didn't want to join in the noise by writing a blog post about it and be accused of jumping in the SEO bandwagon, but at the same time I didn't want Yolanda to be unacknowledged. So there.
RJ: I do believe that this is the first time I'm writing for your blog after the 1:43 fiasco. God knows what kind of trouble we'd end up in this time.
Ade: HEY 1:43! YOUR BAND SUCKS STINKY SWEATY SALTY BALLS. Aaaand that's the sound of angry fanboys going to my blog. Dude, we have an audience! Let's do this.
RJ: Let me just say that the 50th Anniversary Special is AMAZING. This will probably be our longest round table review yet, to the point where you (yes, you!) would stop reading half way.
Ade: You'd stop reading halfway and start to wonder what it is you're doing with your life and possibly make some life-changing decisions and in the process find God.
RJ: We're going to offend all sorts of people in this post, aren't we? CAN WE START THE REVIEW YET?
Ade: STEVEN MOFFAT IS AN AMAZING WRITER AND HE MAKES VARIED AND FULLY-REALIZED FEMALE CHARACTERS (Dude! I can hear the butthurt from here!)
RJ: AT LEAST HIS FINALES DOESN'T SUCK BALLS LIKE RUSSELL T. DAVIES'. God damn, does he like his deus ex- WAIT, LET'S TALK ABOUT THE SPECIAL PLEASE.
Ade: Before I watched The Day of the Doctor, I expected three things:
- Tennant-Smith Bromance
- John Hurt scene-chewery
- Restoration of Gallifrey
And god DAMN did Moffat deliver and then some.
RJ: I only really wanted one thing: the Tennant-Smith Bromance. Because it's futile to expect anything else from the misleading bastard that is Steven Moffat. More on that later.
Ade: So we start with the classic Doctor Who opening titles – in fact, the exact same opening they used for An Unearthly Child! The 1963 version of the theme song is my favorite, so hearing it used on the show again is great. Then it fades out to Clara teaching in the same school Susan used to go to.
RJ: As usual, Moffat does not even bother explaining ANYTHING regarding the events of The Name of The Doctor. Because Steven Moffat is an asshole. I like the part where Clara rides a motorcycle into the TARDIS and the door opens by itself. It shows that the TARDIS likes Clara. Who wouldn't? Look at her. She's adorable!
Ade: Yeah! Amy who? Anyway, stupid UNIT picks up the TARDIS via helicopter with the Doctor and Clara inside. The Doctor almost falls to his certain death, because the geniuses at UNIT thought it was a good idea to take a time machine where their most valuable asset lives and transport it via helicopter. It's not like the TARDIS can materialize in and out of places, right?
RJ: I was too busy freaking out to notice anything this early in the episode. Until I saw the Fourth Doctor's signature scarf on one of UNIT's science-y people, Osgood. Continue Reading…
Incoming search terms: the day of the doctor, the day of the doctor sucked, the day of the doctor sucks


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Reno County Genealogical SocietyWelcome to Reno County, KansasPreserving Our Yesteryears! |
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1/21: | Bring a Problem - Round Table Help / Basic Genealogy Meeting to be held at DeLos Smith Senior Center |
2/18: | Disaster Control - Genealogy File Organization Ruth Filbert Meeting to be held at DeLos Smith Senior Center |
3/18: | How to use Find A Grave Barbara Bowman |
4/15: | "Blogging, Advice and information on creating a Blog" Gale Wall |
5/20: | Tour of the Kansas Room, Reintroduction of the HPL Kansas Room useful materials, books etc. |
6/17: | Frontier Kansas Cattle Towns Jim Grey, Ellsworth KS. KS Humanities Program |
7/15: | "Research on the Plains" What I learned at the KCGS Annual Meeting Karen Burges |
8/19: | Help / Problem Session & R&R |
9/16: | "Ellis Island & Castle Garden, Refresher" & R&R Rita Lingg |
10/21: | Show and Tell October Pot Luck Dinner at DeLos Smith Senior Center Celebrating Family Month, Show & Tell, Show us what you have been working on, discovered, received or created. |
11/18: | "My One and Only Reno County Ancestor" Vivian Gobin |
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• 2013 Dues: $15
All meetings and programs are open to the public
3rd Monday of each month
Hutchinson Public Library Auditorium - 2nd Floor
901 N. Main Street
For Library holiday closures
Meeting location is the DeLos Smith Senior Center
101 West 1st Ave
Inclement Weather Policy:
During bad weather meetings that need to be canceled will be done so by 4:00 p.m. in order to submit a notice to the following TV channels: Channel 3, 10 & 12; along with notice to KWBW radio. When possible we will send out an email to our distribution list. If you are receiving the eNews you are on this list. If no notice is given by 5:30 p.m. the meeting will be held as scheduled.
Please consider sharing your Reno County family and photos with us!
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Contact us:
Reno County Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 5
Hutchinson, KS 67504-0005
RCGS is a member of:
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The Camera application does not support video. If video is selected, the application will close. It is possible that the Camera application will jam to start in video mode after the first failure and close. There is a workaround for the latter problem.
The Camera application will close if Options -> New -> Video is selected. The application will report Feature Not Supported before closing. After the first failure the Camera application may continue to report Feature Not Supported and close. There is a workaround for this issue.
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"Phil Simms is the greatest QB in Giants history" ........Mahatma Gandhi
Here come the assumptionists!
Andre Beast.
Queen of the boards. Queen of the world.
Say what you need to say.
Based on the going rate for mid-high level WRs, vs the upper level WRs.
This isn't rocket science. Giants and Cruz are obviously pretty far apart numbers wise considering they agreed to the structure of the deal a long time ago.
Reese has the upper hand in negotiations being that he can tender Cruz. But the giants would want a long term deal so won't really low ball him. They would give him a "fair" deal. Like the ones Pitt gave to Brown. Ironically, Pitt offered that same contract initially to Wallace, but Wallace turned it down because he felt he was worth more, so Pitt gave him the tag, had him play under that for the year. Then will probably let him walk.
The precedent is in place. Giants will negotiate some, but do not over pay for guys off a fair market value.
I'm assuming that the lion's share of the focus is on Beatty right now. I doubt Reese wants to go back to the offensive line struggles of 2011 where everyone and their grandmother had their way with Diehl. Beatty should be easier to get on a more team friendly deal this year with the OT FA class compared to Cruz being the top guy for this year's WRs.
2014 Giants Mock (Extra 3rd from Nicks FA comp)
1. Khalil Mack, DE/LB, Buffalo
2. Zach Martin, G/C, Notre Dame
3. Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
3. Louchiez Purifoy, CB, Florida
4. Dominique Easley, DT, Florida
5. Marcel Jensen, TE, Fresno State
6. Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU


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Honors Club
This is an honorary club here at Eastern Illinois University.
- Minimum 3.25 gpa to join
- Active participation is determined by a point system and each student will need to obtain 7 points per semester to be considered an active member.
- Three active semesters to obtain graduation cords.
- $5 per semester fee
KSS Honors Club Outstanding Teacher Award
The Kinesiology and Sports Studies Honors Club recognizes an outstanding faculty member from the Department of Kinesiology and Sports Studies each year. The award recipient will be honored at the yearly awards banquet.
Click here to download the nomination form
Our Goal
The primary goal of the EIU Kinesiology and Sports Studies Honor Club is to provide instruction in the skills, knowledge, and teaching strategies needed for careers in teaching, coaching, athletic training, fitness, exercise science, cardiac rehabilitation, and/or sport management.
Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement as it pertains to physical activity, exercise, and sport-skill performance. During the last 20 years, physical education has become an integral and essential part of cultivating a healthy and competitive society, with initiatives and programs impacting corporations, public schools, and communities nationwide.
Next Meetings
Tuesday January 22 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Thursday February 7 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Tuesday February 19 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Tuesday March 5 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Thursday March 21 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Tuesday April 2 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Thursday April 18 @ 7p in the Lantz Club Room
Shannon Run
Images from the last event (Click here for more information)
Sponsored by the Kinesiology and Sports Studies Honors Club
Shannon McNamara was an Eastern Illinois University student who was tragically murdered during the summer of 2001. While at Eastern Shannon was a Physical Education major, a member of the Physical Education Honors Club, a student worker at the SRC, and a member of the Alpha Phi sorority. Shannon was and still is a true inspiration!
All proceeds will go towards the Shannon McNamara Scholarship which is awarded to a Kinesiology and Sports Studies major (formerly the "Physical Education Department").
Contact information
Mark Kattenbraker:firstname.lastname@example.com 217-581-8549
Jake Emmett:email@example.com 217-581-7113
President: Bridget Singer – email@example.com
Vice President: James Sands – firstname.lastname@example.com
Secretary: Jessica Wilson – firstname.lastname@example.com
Treasurer: Victoria Streif – firstname.lastname@example.com
Shannon Run, Chair: Robbie Jenkins – email@example.com
Shannon Run, Co-Chair: Mike Brennan – email@example.com
KSS Honors Graduation Cord Requirements:
Before Fall 2011: to be considered as an active member you must have been active for at least three consecutive semesters or served as an officer for one academic school year.
Active is defined as:
Participating in a community service project and serving on at least one committee.
If a student is student teaching and still meets all of the requirements during a semester, that particular semester can be considered one of the "three consecutive semesters" required for meeting the criteria.
Must have attended at least two meetings a semester.
Fall 2011: to be considered an active member you must attain 7 points throughout a semester. Half of the points need to come through meetings and the other half must be met through activities and projects. Students must be active for at least 3 consecutive semesters before awarded a chord at graduation.
- Meetings: ½ point
- Activity after meetings: ½ point
- Intramural Team: 1 point
- Athletic Events: ½ point (must find an officer at event)
- Upcoming Spring events: TBA
- Fitness Class: ½ point (up to 2 points)
- Upcoming Spring events: TBA
- ATP assessment: ½ point
- Content Review Session: ½ point
- Winner of t-shirt design: 1 point
Service (Download volunteer form here):
- Special Olympics Volunteer: 2 points
- Health Fair Booth Volunteer: ½ point (for 1 hour shift)
- November 14th @ 9a-2p
- Shannon Booth Volunteer: ½ point
- Carl Sandburg Jog-a-thon: 1 point
- Canned goods: ½ point
- Girls on the Run Volunteer: 1 point
- IAHPERD Volunteer: 2 point
- November 15-16th
- Blood drive: ½ point
- Volunteering (with documentation form): ½-1 point
- Extra work for committee: ½ point
- Donating Sports Equipment: ½ point/donation (up to 1 point)
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Using MAC Cosmetics, Tom Pecheux created A "60's meets Lana Del Ray" with lots of lashes and a bright orange lip at the Moschino Spring/Summer 2013 show.
At the Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2013 show in Milan, Sicilian tradition was the inspiration behind the combination of bright corals alongside subtle warm hues makeup look.
"A nod to the psychedelic 60′s with a tough urban kick", Hannah Murray working for M·A·C Cosmetics gave models a fresh look with bright blue eyeliner and nude lips at the Moschino Cheap & Chic Spring/Summer 2013 show.
Two-toned lip returns to the runway at the Holly Fulton Spring/Summer 2013 show as MAC Cosmetics makeup lead Andrew Gallimore created a "cool California L.A. 50's girl with a toasted tan, summer freckles, and a sunblock-neon lip."
The blue streak continued at the Jean Pierre Braganza Spring/Summer 2013 in London. The kaleidoscope eyes were the work of Terry Barber for MAC Cosmetics and inspired by a Beatles' song, "Lucy in the Sky".
Inspired by the Arabian Chic theme in Rihanna's music videos, Kabuki created a rich blue smoky eye at the Jeremy Scott Spring/Summer 2013 show using MAC Cosmetics.


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ENVY The Steakhouse at The Renaissance Las Vegas
Online Reservations
The food was excellent, as was the service. Our server, Nicki, was fantastic. She was always aware of our needs and spent time getting to know us. The steak was delicious and was cooked perfectly. The pan roasted chicken was moist and very flavorful. The highlight of the evening, though, was the warm toffee bread pudding that was brought to my husband for his birthday. That should always be available on the menu! We had a great dinner and experience and will definitely be back!
Our waiter, Steve, was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and friendly. His suggestions were great. Love the food, the drinks and will defiantly return when we come back to Las Vegas.
We always make it a point to go to Envy when we are in Vegas. The service is always perfect. Our waitress Maria did a great job. The bartender Natalie was extremely cordial and helpful. The Restaurant Manager, Maricica, was, as always, very professional and accommodating and helped to make our dining experience perfect!
This restaurant adjoins the LV convention center and is a perfect place to impress clients you might be meeting after a tradeshow. Make reservations early. The steaks are incredible and the sides are just as good.
The restaurant was the busier we've seen it and that was on a Tuesday night. We have eaten at Envy several times and usually really enjoy it. This time I tried the bone-in ribeye rather than my usual filet mignon as my husband had one at another restaurant 2 days earlier which was gorgeous. However the steak wasn't the best. It was quite sinewy and hard to cut and chew. This may have been down to having it rare instead of medium rare as ribeye is usually better if it is cooked for longer. That said, the roast tomato soup was delicious and the parmesan Regianno fries or one would have fed an army. Cocktails were good. Our server Diante (sp) was excellent without being intrusive.
... To the 'Celebrity Steakhouse.' The food is top notch, prepared with flare, and the servers are clearly focused on customer service. I have been to ENVY three times now and feel confident returning for a consistently great experience.
The food was outstanding, especially the "surf 'n' turf". Krisztian and the staff made us feel lie we were their only customers - service was perfect. We will definitely return. Our only criticism is of the seating. The tables and chairs did not allow for comfortable dining. There was no place for your feet under the table.
My 2nd time at this restaurant. Increase in price of $15 for Mother's Day. Was not worth the increase but overall it was good. Made a reservation but we was not satified with seating assignment. Main desk hostess was not friendly.
Great Wine fabulous food. Staff was fast and so fun. Would recommend to any one going to Vegas.
Everything about our experience at Envy was incredible and far surpassed our expectations. We have already recommended the restaurant to friends who will be in Vegas this coming weekend.
We were in Vegas and spent most of our days on the strip. We wanted something a little quieter for our last night and found Envy. The ambiance was fantastic, service was great and personal and the food was top of the line. From the appetizer, tomato & mozzarella caprice, to entrees, filet mignon and bone-in rib-eye everything was amazing.
We would like to thank you for making our anniversary very memorable. The food was excellent and the service was impecable. The chef sent a complimentary dessert and wrote "Happy Anniversary" on the plate in fudge. We felt so special that the restaurant cared about our day as much as we did. If you are celebrating ANY occassion, consider coming here as they will treat you like royalty and make you feel extra special.
Excellent food and excellent service. A great find and restaurant.com made this possible.
I have been to Envy three times now and will continue to go back. Hands down the best food I have ever had in a restaurant. The filet is something of legend and I refuse to order anything different. I refuse to go to another steakhouse because I know how good it is at Envy, and don't want to take any chances elsewhere.
We had a lovely dinner with a fabulous waiter ...wish I wrote his name down. Delicious from drinks to dessert!
I decided to take my wife for her 30th bday. Very excellent service per my quest for a bday occassion. The food was excellent had the filet mignon which was so soft and the meat just melted in my mouth. The best Ive ever had. And the desert the chef had prepared for her was excellent. The dinner ended with a belt busting belly. Lol
I've driven past this restaurant several times and never thought to go in. I recently had the chance and found the food to be very goo and the service phenomenal.
The place was fantastic. I booked it to celebrate my husband's birthday, since he likes the stake, and I don't regret it. It is off the Strip, so it is very spacey and cozy. The wine list is great, the prices are very fair too. Steak is great! Last time I had steak like this was in Buenos Aires. Service is wonderful too! I would definitely recmomend it.
This place was a little pricey...We averaged about $100 per person and had four people, so the bill along with the tip was a little high...BUT..The service and food was way above average and worth every penny we paid. We will definitely return. My son's girlfriend ordered the Chicken. She loved it..so did all of us.. My son and I shared the 96 dollar meal for two..called the Tomohawk something.....IT was excellent.....everyone else loved it too..and my husband ordered a steak..Of course he and use loved it..Cooked perfectly Medium....We had a shrimp cocktail for appetizers and it came with three sauces.. I liked the traditional..but we all liked the different sauces they made.
This was my first visit to Envy. The food was delicious. The staff was delightful. It is very expensive, so this is a special occasion place. Even with a restaurant.com cert, it was $75 with no alcohol. I mentioned it was my birthday and they gave me a special birthday treat.
The attentive service was unlike any I've experienced in LA or Vegas. The food was presented artfully and was delicious. The menu was limited to what they do well, and they did it very well. There were many lovely touches like three different salts to go with our entree, served on a lovely tray. The chef sent out freshly picked cucumbers with a lovely light soy and sesame brine, the dessert was stunning and delicious - flourless chocolate cake and a scoop of vanilla ice cream with raspberries on a plate decorated with the words Happy Anniversary - and this was also compliments of the chef and staff. We don't drink, so I have no comment on the wine list. The service and food were exceptionally fine.
service and food and atmosphere all were 10/10..5 star quality consistently...this was my 4th time there and it does not disappoint. Whether the place is packed or quiet the ambience is peaceful and the quality does not decrease just because they are busy. The servers treat everyone as if you are their ONLY Concern.....great after a lousy week....a refresher ... Even the Chef makes you feel like is is all yours.....
I took my mother, father, and boyfriend to ENVY for Father's Day. The first thing that I noticed was the service. Our waitress was amazingly friendly, energetic, and knowledgable. She provided great suggestions for all courses and sides. The food was really delicious. My Dad is very picky when it comes to steaks, and he loved the bone-in filet. Everything that we ate was very flavorful and complimented eachother well. I will definately be going back. Even with the prices that are on the higher end, you get what you pay for. Therefore, I believe that it was a fair price.
Nothing but good to say about Envy but the Best. My husband had the best lamb chops he has ever had. Fabulous, fabulous sea bass. The waiters gave attention to every detail. Really fine service. The Chef talked to us for several minutes. The Chef made a special sticky toffee pudding with homemade whipped cream and homemade toffee sauce for my 50th birthday celebration. We highly recommend the Envy and look forward to returning.
Matt has been our server the past couple times and the service has been flawless!! Make sure to say hello to the Hansel... He's one of the chefs helping to create the amazing variety of menu options. I have to say this has become my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas, it is also my 10 year old Sons's favorite restaurant, order the 40oz Tomahawk steak and watch your kids expression when they drop it off and then again when they take a bite off the 16" bone... That steak, blt wedge, the mountain of Truffle French fries and the best donut hole desert in the World makes for the perfect meal and guaranteed left overs (Shirley Temples for the kids)!! Great overall experience!
HaD a wonderful time, service and staff were excellent. Manager took he time to thank us for coming
Transcendent. I can't say enough good things about ENVY steakhouse. I told the hostess that I was in a rush and she seated me quickly with Joshua as my server. Joshua, you should run for elected office. He took remarkably good care of me as I sped through my meal. I had the most delectable bone-in ribeye, well-marbled, and obviously cooked by someone who knew what they were doing. I also had asparagus with Hollandaise sauce. The portions were more generous than any steakhouse that I've ever visited. For dessert, I had a toffee cake and it was out of this world! You will get much more for your money, better quality, and better service here. I will come back to this restaurant any time that I am in Vegas. I highly recommend it.
I had a gift certificate, so I took my fiancé out for a fancy dinner. The bill was very high, but the food was so good I didn't even care.
Good place to eat off the strip, but when we ate here the place was a ghost town. My wife and I ordered the Tomahawk steak for $90 which was plenty for two people. Steak was yummy and they even give you 3 different types of salt to season it with which was nice. Garlic mashed tasted like it was out of a box. Not a bad place, but with so many choices on the strip it's hard to give this place 5 stars. Although there wasn't anything wrong with the meal or service, not sure if we'll return.
Purchased a travelzoo voucher for a 4 course meal. The food was outstanding. Both appetizers, the crab cake and the roasted filled tomato were delicious. Had the beet salad and then the petite filet. The petite felt was a huge size and perfectly cooked with lots of flavor. The panna cotta dessert was just ok but the flourless chococolate cake was sinful!! The cocktails were a bit pricey but very well made. The price of the travelzoo for the amount of Food we got was a phenomenal deal. Would recommend the restaurant highly.
EXCELLENT steak and other food items, reasonable for the exceptional quality and service. EASY to get to from strip, get off the trourist beat to the Envy restaurant and enjoy very good value . NO, it's NOT cheap, it's GREAT VALUE. Cheap - go eat at Denny's or some hole on the strip. If you appreciate decent value and fine food/wine, this is a great choice.
We went to Envy in 2012 to celebrate our 25th anniversary. It was so wonderful, that we had to repeat our experience, so once again, this summer we went back to Envy to celebrate our 26th anniversary. And.... of course, it was exceptional again!! The Best place, hands down, to eat in Vegas and to celebrate special occasions. The food was great, and the staff was truly amazing and surprised us with a fabulous chocolate cake on a plate with the words "Happy Anniversary." They truly made us feel special. Thank you Envy, for making our 26th Anniversary so memorable!!
This Resturant was a great find. Every course was excellent. The Ribeye steak my husband ordered was very tasty and melted in your mouth. The creamed corn was the best we've ever tasted. Make sure to ask about dessert. The Toffee pudding was outstanding! Our waitress was a local and very knowledgeable about the menu. Will eat here again next time we are in Vegas.
We went there for our 7th anniversary, and were completely enthralled with the service and food! Server Nikki was outstanding, and the food and wine was top of the world. Chef Maria was exceptional too
Joey was an excellent server and we definitely come back again because of his great service and the delicious food.
Consisitently high qualilty food and great service, we'll be back again!!!
You would never know it, but the restaurant inside the Renaissance Hotel is fantastic! It is beautiful and usually kind of quiet but once you have ordered and you see the amazing food that is presented in front of you, you will be glad you took this chance. Our server Diante, had been there over 9 years and is very knowlegable, sincere and attentive. We did a fixed menu with a wine pairing and was blown away from the flavors! I had the seared Ahi Tuna which was to die for, My husband had the filet mignon and was cooked perfectly. The variety of salts they bring to the table are unlike anything Ive had anywhere else; perfect on the potatoes, steak or tuna. Even the desserts were to die for. Make your reservation for this restaurant today!
Since they no accept coupons from restaurant.com we may not be returning.
Superb service, superb food, superb restaurant and staff. Highly recommended to everyone!
this place caught me the first visit...with the quiet camaraderie of the staff and the polite non invasive way they spoiled me. even when i get a waiter that I have not had before I get the same awesome service. I brought a DEAR friend with me this time and he wants to make dates here a part of "what we do"...thank you....
My husband and I celebrated our first anniversary here and the experience was truly amazing. The staff went out of their way to make us feel extra special. They brought us a beautiful dessert for our anniversary and even presented us with a card wishing us a Happy Anniversary from the staff at Envy. We celebrated our wedding and our first anniversary in Vegas and will be celebrating every anniversary in Vegas because it is so special to us. Thanks to the amazing experience we will now be spending every single anniversary night dining at Envy. Thank you so much to Nikki our server and everyone at Envy for the outstanding anniversary.
I went to ENVY while attendinbg an aviation cenvention in Las Vegas. The service was impeccable and the food was just great. In fact I was doted on, and everyone was cheerful and efficient. I'd definitely go back.
The food and service are well worth leaving the strip!
I made the reservation, but when we arrived the main restaurant was closed but they were serving in the lounge.
It was my first visit to Envy. I actually came 30 minutes late and the host kindly took us im with no snobbish attitude. I usually get that at a fine steakhouse, so that was my first plus for envy. Our server Niky was the best!! Not only she was friendly, professional and knowledgeable with the menus, she was also kind and she made me feel as if I was home. My 40 oz tomahawk was so tender, juicy and flavorful. Combined that with the signature whiskey cream corn, biy I was In heaven. I definitely will go back to Envy. Thank you for my first pleasant experience.
Delicious food without the expensive price tag! You will enjoy the stuffed tomato with artichoke and portobello mushroom in fennel cream sauce. It was so good!!! It had everything your tongue would want to taste from an appetizer!
The 8oz Filet was incredibly tender, my wife ordered it and I wanted it after I got a taste. Also the corn and mushroom sides were well worth the price. The service was definitely top-notch.
Fantastic service! Great ambience! Celebrated my 7th year anniversary here and our server, Josh Drennen, made it that much better. I have got to give props to Chef Maria, we got to try a couple of "in the works" recipes and the 40oz Tomahawk Ribeye was PHENOMENAL!!! If you're going to have dinner at Envy The Steakhouse, please please please request Josh, you will NOT regret it!!
I have been here twice in the last month. Great food, will be back soon.
A great find near the Convention Center. I walked there from my hotel room and then took the monorail (extremely close by) back. Great service and the manager stopped by the table to chat. Great evening, thanks. Will be on my list of things to do when I return to Las Vegas.


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This book, first published in 1973, takes up an important approach to capital which had gone out of fashion. There has been some recent renewed interest in this approach. The 'Austrian' theory of capital concentrates on the inputs and outputs in the productive process, and has an advantage over more modern theories of economic dynamics in that it is more naturally expressible in economic terms: the production process over time is taken as a whole, rather than disintegrated. However, this approach had been largely abandoned because it seemed to be unable to deal with fixed capital. The book ove ... More
Keywords: Austrian theory, theory of capital, production process, inputs and outputs, fixed capital, sequence of outputs, dynamic economics
Print publication date: 1987 | Print ISBN-13: 9780198772866 |
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: November 2003 | DOI:10.1093/0198772866.001.0001 |


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Lately i've started messing around with the Android SDK and decided to write an App that connects to the HoN Chatserver and enables you to chat with friends and to monitor their games from your Android-Phone.
It's pretty much finished right now, just needs some Bugfixes and a few Tweaks, see these screenshots:
I would upload them to the Android Market, however it costs 25$ to register, so i wanted to ask, if anyone is interested. I dont wanna spend that if nobody cares.
So, whats your opionion? Any suggestions?
You can now download HoNChat in Android Market for free:
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Nice idea, but one massive problem.
I get to enter my login details to some random app that could easily start harvesting accounts? Sign me up.
>I get to enter my login details to some random app that could easily start harvesting accounts? Sign me up.
I could enable to directly enter the md5 Checksum of your password. Though, that isn't really safe anymore.
i have a developer account, i could post it for you. hit me up in game and we can talk about it.
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You register with your credit card, if you do a major con like that and live in any civilized country, you're pretty easy to identify and catch.
If you live in a 3rd world country and earn a bit of precious dollars by doing that, you're less likely to get caught, but if you do, you go to a 3rd world country's prison and get butt****ed by drug dealers on a daily basis.
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Got android but not interested, don't have that many friends playing this game so whats the point... But if some of my friends did I'd get it, might even pay $2 or so.
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Though there's a colorful mural running the length of the booths on one of Oasis Market & Grill's walls, it's probably not the widest thing in the restaurant. That honor goes to the menu, whose blend of American and Middle Eastern food doesn't skimp on either culinary tradition. From the appetizer selection encapsulating wings, hummus, fried kibbeh, and much more to the lunch portion of the menu that situates pizzas and calzones right next to beef gyros and hummus tabbouleh sandwiches, the menu boldly brings together dishes from all over. Even the individual selections might blend different culinary influences. Take the Istanbuli pizza; it features soujok, peppers, and onions and a national identity that has to be triangulated between Turkey, the United States, and Italy. There are also the menu's pasta dishes, which meld chicken kebabs and noodles or feature zesty Cajun shrimp and noodles. Conveniently, the bold and expansive menu still has room for younger palates with its equally diverse, if shorter, kids' menu.
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Felize Navidad! That's Colombia's traditional Christmas greeting! The tree type is a traditional. The tree could be lights, ribbons, homemade ornaments, fabric dolls, and even baskets of candy! 90% of the people in Colombia are Roman Catholic. That's a lot of people that celebrate Christmas! On December 7th (in the evening), Colombians get candles and outline the streets, sidewalks, and parks. They set up Christmas trees on December 16th, and do prayers untill Christmas day. Colombians go and sing villancicos (Christmas carols) with friends and family as a Colombia tridition. Lots of Colombians go to midnight mass on Christmas Eve. "El Nino Jesus" brings presents to the Colombian children. Instead of under the tree, he puts them at the foot of their beds. After that day, the Christmas seoson is over. I wouldn't mind having Chistmas in Colombia, it's just like mine, but I like theirs a little bit better. The reason being is because Colombians have lots more traditions that they do then my family. It would be cool to try out different traditions from different places.
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It's hard to escape the news stories about professional athletes gone bad by using performance-enhancing drugs, blood doping and steroids. So, it's understandable if you think steroids are bad. But in fact, steroids are flowing through your blood and moving in and out of a variety of tissues and organs as you read this. And it's likely they are helping to keep you healthy. Actually, steroids are essential to life. Many life-saving medications contain steroids. How can this be? The answer lies in the fact that there are many types of steroids. Their effects in the body differ. And so do their side effects. The body normally makes many steroids. Due to their similar chemical structures, all steroids are actually lipids (fats). Here are the major categories of steroids and examples of each:
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Hi Barry, let's see what develops as the investigation continues! Thanks for posting!
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You really have to ask yourself if this was an Openly Gay Indo Canadian man assaulted by three White Guys would things be different.
In the recent past, we have had small outbreaks of racial discrimination here in Vangroovy, where ethnic Vote sucking Politicians, Media, Grief Counsellors, Indo Organizations readily pick up the Banner of Racism, accuse those offenders of Religion, Cultural or Lifestyle Bashing" in a wild Protest demanding Justice.
One Wonders if it were "Three White Guys" assaulting a "Indo Gay Man" how fast the Wheels of Justice would turn in a "Vengeance and Spend every last Taxpayer Cent" in finding these Three Offenders, perhaps even hiring more Police for the Hate Crime Unit . Oh the Humanity !!!!
One can safely be assured if this were any Openly Gay man or woman of Colour our incompetent "Cause of the Day" BC Human Rights Tribunal would "Jump at the Chance" and Froth at the Mouth!
But it seems since he is a "Gay White Male", minding his own business walking home in a "GAY DISTRICT!!!", well that is par for the course as it seems it is acceptable to assault him, cause as we all know " Mr. Gayboy was just asking for it, in our supposedly "Everyone is Equal" in the mistaken belief that we have a "Multicultural Diverse Society" in which Vancouver, British Columbia is called. Of course, just not for Gay People who happen to be of the "Caucasian Race".
Assault on gay man 'not hate crime,' Vancouver police say Last Updated: Friday, June 13, 2008 | 6:58 PM ET CBC NewsAn attack on a man in Vancouver's West End neighbourhood didn't appear to be an incident of gay bashing as investigators initially suspected, police said on Friday.
The assault took place in the 1600 block of Davie Street shortly after 1 a.m. on May 2, Vancouver police said.
The victim was walking along Davie Street near a convenience store. Three men pelted him with eggs and threw a beer bottle at him but missed.
Police made the conclusion after the men turned themselves in on Friday, following the release of images from a convenience store's surveillance camera earlier in the week.
The surveillance tape shows three Indo-Canadian men were buying eggs and one of them was holding a beer bottle.
"The investigation is ongoing, but early indications are that the assault appears to have been random and not a hate crime," Vancouver police said in a release.
Hi Barry, let's see what develops as the investigation continues! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for the comments Rhonda, as far as the investigation goes, this is pretty much it, it will fade away into obscurity
You are very welcome, Barry!
Barry Artiste, I like this story. It's good stuff.
Thanks Jordan, stuff similar to this goes on all the time, with a double standard, I am sure you and others here at Now Public are blatantly aware of living here. Time to call a Spade a Friggin Spade!
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