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Moonstone Holiday Super Spectacular contains new Holdiday-themed stories of The PHANTOM, KOLCHAK, The SPIDER, BUCKAROO BANZAI, and SHERLOCK HOLMES!color, 60pgs -Cover: Michael Striblingcreators: Mike Bullock, Silvestre Szilagyi, Bob Pedroza, Joe Gentile, Zeu, Dave Bryant, Dave Ulanski, Kirk Jarvinen, Keith Williams, Ken Wolak, Martin Powell,Tom Floyd, Earl Mac Rauch.
More story pages than ever before! From the pages of Air Fighters comes the first issue of Air Vixens starring Black Angel, Bald Eagle and Valkyrie.
When Der Furher sent Valkyrie to smuggle secret weapons and intelligence across Europe in a zeppelin, he didn't expect Black Angel and Bald Eagle to crash the party, and neither did they. Tune in for the first issue featuring the high... [click here for more]
The Ace fighter pilot, and his one of a kind plane, return with an ALL NEW story by action-master Chuck Dixon, in a never-before-told adventure! Be here for the first white hot meeting between Airboy and that gorgeous femme fatale Valkyrie! Intrigue, thrills, volatile physical chemistry and cinematic aerial combat!
They're ALL back! It's an all out AIR WAR as (GI JOE's) Chuck Dixon, (Spiderman: Clone) Tom Defalco, and (Unknown Solider) Oscar Celestini rev up Airboy and his Airfighters RETURN to the comic page! This 72pg extravaganza features the all new high-flying exploits of Airboy and his revamped compatriots in their very FIRST Moonstone appearance: Skywolf, Black Angel, Flying Dutchman, Iron Ace, Bal... [click here for more]
A great collection of new dare-devil espionage stories of those hard-hitting aerial aces: AIRBOY, Iron Ace, Flying Dutchman, Sky Wolf, Black Angel, Bald Eagle, Flying Fool, and CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT!
A brand new horror anthology in the spirit of the classics! Meet Alonzo Del Vecchio, a former construction work forced by the tough economic times to become, much to just about everyone's regret, a babysitter.
Modern horror masters James Kuhoric (Dead Irons, Army of Darkness), Robert Tinnell (The Black Forest, The Living and The Dead), Mark Wheatley (Breathtaker, Blood of the Innocent) ... [click here for more]
The Blackest Terror is a pioneer in what sociologists have dubbed "the super hero subculture", a collection of racial and social minorities who feel underserved by the mainstream legal system and have decided to take matters into their own costumed hands.
How will the world react to these benevolent outlaws? Will they become celebrated symbols of humankind's capacity for goo... [click here for more]
2 complete 48pg Stories: Blackout and Inside Out in all the dripping, sweating, b/w Noir you could possiblyl ask for! Our ex-con/safecraker hunts for a missing gem while discovering his past, then he finds himself in prison again, but this time he's there for his own purposes!
In a race to save the famed wild asses of the remote Kush mountain range, Buckaroo Banzai and the Hong Kong Cavaliers uncover a large-scale World Crime League operation led by a shadowy figure from the Cavaliers' past. Asses wiped out for their aphrodisiac properties? Who is the mysterious Blind Sheik? Perfect Tommy in an all out revenge duel to the death...with knives or guitar solos? A Hong K... [click here for more]
What was Lady G like before this exquisite and bad ass bass player joined the Hong Kong Cavaliers, and how did she join up? Join Buckaroo as he uses stealth, a Gatling gun, Reno's head, and some squishy mutates to extricate her from her trouble, as well as mop up a sloppy mess! What is her hush-hush all-seeing connection with the World Crime League? Was it a love connection at first sight with ... [click here for more]
What was she like, before this exquisite & bad ass bass player joined the Hong Kong Cavaliers, and how did she join up? What is her hush-hush all-seeing connection with the World Crime League? Was it a love connection at first sight with Perfect Tommy and Lady G? How do you choose between plucking a bass guitar and plucking a chicken? And remember, as always, the watermelon is optional.
What made Buckaroo the man of science & justice that he is today? Let's go back to that fateful day. His visionary father testing the Overthruster...and the tragedy that followed. Young Buckaroo had to grow up fast, as you will see, for the World Crime League was well aware of his potential even then! Join young Buckaroo, his mother, Einstein, Robert Oppenheimer, Enrico Fermi, and a band of... [click here for more]
Screenwriter Earl Mac Rauch and Director WD Richter return to their creation with a brand new story! A wild epic tale that sets up the film! An adventure so secret, so wild, so hair raising, that it couldn't be told before now!His rock and roll band on the road, no money, his voice lost, a doppelganger, the overthruster invention without inspiration... We also flashback on the origins of Banzai... [click here for more]
Don't miss the conclusion of "Of Hunan Bondage", the wild epic tale that sets up the film! Action!- Adventure! -Love! -Bondage! You'll laugh: you'll cry; you'll get a craving for watermelon... Inside you'll find: Banzai tortured, a dream meeting of the great minds, Peggy Priddy captured, the insidious Hanoi Xan, beautiful young virgins, a fill-in harp player, the first test of the overthruster,... [click here for more]
HE's FINALLY BACK!
The 1984 film starring Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Ellen Barkin, Jeff Goldblum, & Christopher Lloyd is a cult classic loved the world over!
Part two continues as Banzai, along with his Hong Kong Cavaliers, protects our way of life as we know it! Meanwhile they must contend with: remembering where they parked the Jet Car, a huge elector-magnetic pulse, the Widow's buttocks, Lectroids, a misplaced syringe, and the World Crime League! Gah! Who has time for a "sound check" at this rate! The rollicking adventure picks up steam as the cr... [click here for more]
Part 3 of this rollicking saga concludes as Banzai, along with his Hong Kong Cavaliers, think outside of the box to make sure our world can safely go to sleep at night!Hearts are broken, a birth of something strange, a photo with a sad memory, a road trip with Uzi's, the Man in the Moon, an assault on a Lectroid stronghold, Tommy as Tarzan, unerring marksmanship, the taste of a good rope, and a... [click here for more]
The new Captain Action has to take down the superhuman targets who have been co-opted by the Red Crawl. He's got to put them out of commission in a hurry...by whatever means necessary. Cap learns there's an extra bonus by using the dermaplast genetic manipulation gunk to disguise himself as someone else...but the bonus comes at a price! And yes, we know you've heard this before, but man-o-man, ... [click here for more]
The new master-of-disguise-super-spy Captain Action is forced out into the open to capture or kill all superhumans who have been "co-opted" by the Red Crawl! And then, the hunter becomes the hunted...as Captain Action is wanted dead or alive!BONUS material: an all new spy thriller tale of the original CAPTAIN ACTION, as well as a brand new jungle action PHANTOM story!
ALL OUT WAR, as the new Captain Action throws down with the Public Protectors! The "people's heroes" aren't what they claim to be, but no one knows that but Cap! And there isn't much time, as his powers begin to fail him, and he has no one he can count on...or so he thinks! PLUS: the first ever story of LADY ACTION!..and a bonus story of the Cisco Kid!
Back in Action with a little thunder, a little lightning, some weapon turrets, a hypodermic...The Penultimate chapter in the first Captain Action story arc is here! It's Savior vs Savior here as the surprises keep coming right alongside the furious action! See who rises from the ashes to take on the world! Bonus features: Classic Captain Action and Lai Wan- cover by John Lucas
The final chapter in the opening gambit of the new Captain Action! The first shot fired in the takeover of the United States happened not with a bang, but with a whisper. Ride along with us as we discover who's been infected with the Red Crawl, who hasn't, and who's who! And what or who is Dr. Evil? And what is the President going to do about it?Bonus Features: Action Boy and Classic Captain Ac... [click here for more]
Back in Action! The"original action figure" is back for more thrills, more intrigue, more heroes and even more villains, as award-winning writer Steven Grant hits the ground running in this new ongoing series. Picking up right after the first mini, the reluctant, new Captain Action finds himself fighting a war that the world doesn't realize already has already been lost! Each issue showcases a ... [click here for more]
Captain Action learns the hard way why you shouldn't mess with old girlfriends, as Crescent, that sexy Soviet super-babe, wreaks havoc upon her escape from prison!Writer Steven Grants, along with (Unknown Soldier) artist Oscar Celestini, continue to raise the ante and the breakneck thrill ride of "Captain Action:Season 2". Plus Rafael Nieves and Steve (X-Men Forever) Scott continue to unravel t... [click here for more]
"Season Two" of the hit new series continues at breakneck speed with Presumed Dead. In the aftermath of the climactic battle last issue with Crescent, the A.C.T.I.O.N. Directorate officially, yet reluctantly, lists the new Captain Action as MIA. And it doesn't take long for the battle lines to be drawn by his fiercest foes. And wait until you see who the Directorate brings in as his replacement... [click here for more]
Having just caught his breath after seemingly vanquishing the Red Crawl, Captain Action now must face the woman called Offshoot in this thrilling full length stand-alone tale! And the action doesn't stop - with two exciting back-up stories featuring a spy thriller Lady Action tale, and Action Boy's ferocious black panther, Khem, in a solo adventure!
Born in the blazing crucible of war, but sworn to fight for peace, the mysterious obsidian aviator known only by the codename Captain Midnight… flies again! An ace pilot, super secret agent, and astounding scientific genius, the heroic Captain Midnight ruled the radio airwaves and starred in comic books, film serials and a classic television series. Now, when we need him most, he has re... [click here for more]
A Return of the Originals oversize Event!
Brought to you by New York Times best selling author Nancy Holder and novelist Howard Hopkins!
When young women vanish at a sleazy burlesque club, three beautiful heroines slip undercover and out of their clothes to investigate--and wind up comforting a kidnapper who just might be out of this world. Featuring the delicious Domino Lady, t... [click here for more]
A mystery hero like no other... with the most dangerous weapon of all...
Los Angeles, 1930s. The city of angels. Attracting beautiful people from all over the world with its glitz and glamour. But just beneath the surface is a city stinking of corruption with criminal bosses and politicians squeezing the life out of the city.
Stunned and enraged by the murder of her crusading po... [click here for more]
The return of the world's first female private eye in fiction and on TV! As tough as Mike Hammer and as sultry as Marilyn Monroe! Gloria Fickling's creation has solved mysteries in 10 novels, and was also the star of the TV series Honey West starring Anne Francis!
Danger lurks in them thar Hollywood hills when topless piano player Mimi Malloy walks into Honey West's office. There's been... [click here for more]
CJ Henderson's hard-boiled P.I. Jack hagee has been leaving crime fiction fans breathless for years. Now straight out of the critically acclaimed novels and short stories, Hagee makes his comic debut!
Hagee's Manhattan is the one the tourists don't get to see. Its' those small twisty back streets of Chinatown, the reeking dumpster filled alleyways of midtown, the crumbling... [click here for more]
The forests of western Oregon hold a secret... something much more than its typical Sasquatch sightings. But whatever it is that's stalking the woods, the military is very interested in keeping it quiet.
Well, we all know just how quiet reporter Carl Kolchak is about things like a deformed, hulking creature that hides in the shadows... so you can bet they're going to want to keep him si... [click here for more]
The military wants very much to contain... and eliminate... a situation up in the Oregon woods. And Carl Kolchak is right in the middle!
But when that situation is a creature genetically engineered for deep-space survival of their own creation, what other drastic measures... and creations... are they willing to unleash to silence everyone once and for all?
The pulse-pounding conclusion! Kolchak has learned the terrible secret behind this grotequesly mutated creature... this betrayed army soldier, this twisted shell of a man.
But even as an immoral military plays God, Kolchak himself must win a wrestling match with his own morals when the means to destroy this abomination once and for all is put into his hands... as the former soldier's mo... [click here for more]
In Fifteen Minutes, our hero encounters a house with a very unhappy extra resident. Then, he looks into a "Family Business" to learn why something from beyond the grave is killing truck drivers. And finally, Carl's new buddies try to give him "A Clue to the Truth" about why he's cut out for this work, by sending him on an eerie yet spiritual journey.
Kolchak is sent to Georges Corners, Nebraska, where television star Wendi Fairchild is opening her hometown's annual Corn Festival.
Making friends with the attractive Sheriff Kristin Collins, Carl learns that as well as dealing with the media circus converging on their town, the local police are busy investigating a waste material leak at the nearby Biomajor International Agricultural R... [click here for more]
This is it, Kolchak fans! One more small town that thought "it couldn't happen here" is overrun with the animated corpses of men and... pigs?
Hey, zombies are zombies, and they're everywhere! Carl Kolchak just wants to finish his story before lunch, especially since he's on the menu!
Just what IS the terrible secret behind this little farm town?
This is it, Kolchak fans!
One more small town that thought "it couldn't happen here" is overrun with the animated corpses of men and... pigs?
Kolchak is sent to investigate the disappearance of Chester Frederson. On the surface it looks like an open and shut case of embezzlement, with Chester taking off with the company loot, while his brother and busniess partner-Barry- lies dying in a hospital bed.
Kolchak, however, tumbles head long into a high tech horror story, as other members of the Frederson family begin to... [click here for more]
For three nights straight, some poor innocent spontaneously combusts in front of a horrified witness. Like chain links, the previous night's witness is the following evening's victim. But who's behind these deaths? The Wolfman? An anaconda? A giant spider? According to police reports, these three monsters were spotted at the scene. Kolchak, hot with the flu, m... [click here for more]
A much-rumored lost TV epsiode has been found! When the original TV ended, there were a few finished scripts left unfilmed. Few poepl have ever laid eyes on these, but Moonstone has them!
Kolchak heads down to Winship County, West Virginia to get the low down on a heated miner's strike. When the mine's bossman is violently torn to shreds, the obvious answer is that one of the har... [click here for more]


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Tag Archives: UMD Passport
Fri, Mar 09, 2012 | 15:04 GMT
Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, MGS Peace Walker gets added to UMD Passport in Japan
Sony announced this morning in its Vita YouTube series it was adding more games compatible to the UMD Passport system in Japan, including Final Fantasy and Monster Hunter.Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, Final Fantasy Type-0, Dissdia 012: Final Fantasy, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Tactics Ogre: Let Us Play Together are some of the titles on the list of 62 games that will be included with the system.
The UMD Passport intuitive allows Japanese Vita owners to bring PSP games they own on UMD to the system.Thanks, Andriasang.
Tue, Feb 21, 2012 | 22:53 GMT
Sony: Low demand, cheap pricing shelved international UMD Passport
Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has explained why the UMD Passport system, which allows Japanese gamers to pay to transfer their UMD-based PSP games to a Vita, isn't coming to the US and Europe.
Wed, Feb 08, 2012 | 07:52 GMT
Discs missed: no UMD Passport for US Vita owners
US consumers will not benefit from the UMD Passport scheme, apparently leaving them no recourse for transferring their UMD-based PSP games.
Tue, Dec 13, 2011 | 00:37 GMT
Final Fantasy Type-0 is Vita-compatible with network play, twin sticks
Final Fantasy Type-0 director Hajime Tabata has confirmed the game, which has not yet been confirmed for Western release, is compatible with the Vita.
Wed, Nov 30, 2011 | 23:14 GMT
PlayStation Vita UMD Passport list published, major publishers AWOL
Capcom, Namco Bandai, Konami and Square Enix are yet to indicate their participation in the Vita's UMD Passport scheme, which assists players in porting their PSP collection to the new hardware.
Fri, Nov 11, 2011 | 09:38 GMT
Sony announces PSP-Vita UMD Passport program
SCEJ's announced this morning a brand new program, known as UMD Passport, where PSP owners will be able to bring most of their catalogue to Vita.

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LINCOLN - Gared Sullenger, of Lincoln, born Sept. 18, 1994, went home to God on March 2, 2012.
He was 17. Gared was a student at Milford High School and was a member of the F.F.A. and Bible
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He don't live in Milford he lived in Lincoln
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And the "experts' say it's best to keep children with their peer groups. Maybe past generations some good ideas - small schools (no crowd for the bullies to hide in), and most non-school time spent working around home & farm with their parents.
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Who is this Evangelina and why is she spending a half-hour or more on
this? When she responded to my post, I thought, "well..... maybe she has
an intense hatred for anyone who has driven while intoxicated." But
looking at her posts, and considering she did read a multi-page Court of
Appeal Opinion, and then responded to every post on here, there's
clearly more to the picture. (Actually, I already do know who you are
and why you have posted... if you wonder why, dig a little deeper on my
name on the internet.)
Well, Evangelina "girl", you
certainly missed the point as much as the judge did. My case is not an
appeal of drunk driving. In fact it is a case involving the DMV which
legally has NOTHING AT ALL to do with DUI. Yes, I was .22 and walked
into Court three years ago and apologized and pled guilty to DUI. The
very reason it was mentioned in that opinion is that it proves I dd not
refuse to take a chemical test.
The case before Judge Jones
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hard suspension of a drivers license rather than a one month hard
suspension a first time DUI carries. The DMV thought they could get me for a one year
suspension, so they dropped the DUI allegation completely. The
arresting officer walked in and admitted right on tape that I did not
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transcript. Judge Jones clearly saw this, and knew that I would win if
she was confronted with a transcript that showed I did not refuse a
chemical test. So she went along with the DMV lawyer in violation of a
very clear law.
It really does not matter what YOU think and it
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Appeal disagrees with you both and is a little more important what it
has to say rather than your layman's opinion in a comment section on the
internet. Like Judge Jones you apparently think that if someone drives
drunk once, every other law can be disregarded. And you are entitled to
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Purchased NW:AC this mornig but i still wounder what´s the eta on the demo that should come out proir to the release of the full game?
Purchased NW:AC this mornig but i still wounder what´s the eta on the demo that should come out proir to the release of the full game?
The demo should be available on release day. We finished it some days ago, but the Steam page for the game is not up yet. Holidays in Scandinavia...
Nice!!!. Will be grabbing the demo for sure!
No demo no purchase =)
There is a quite generous demo that will be available when the game's Steam page is up.
I am definitely going to try the demo!
Is it on steam yet. I am on my phone.
Seem to be some kinks to work out, I know that Steam is working on it now but we do not have a time yet.
I'm at work... is it up yet?
at home now and still no demo!
Steam told us last night they are "working on it". Disappointed it is not out yet.
Thx JanH
As you can tell I am really looking forward to seeing if this game and I like each other
I want to test the demo aswell. Game price is fine for me but lets see if the game has good
Come on Valve pull your finger out! If it was COD there would have been riots by now.
I simply can't believe Valve are so slow with this. If it had been COD, someone at Valve would have been fired!
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Second trip of 2013 and it is about time. Matt & Jim are aboard the AF today with me to bend some rods and enjoy the water and sun and locate some fins. Had an awesome sight this morning. The bait guy is back in the Manatee Pocket. He rolled in at 4:30am. Due to fuel prices he had to raise his bait prices to $15 per dozen. I grabbed $20 bucks worth and so did Matt when they arrived on time at 5:30am.
First order of the day is to safely navigate out and through the inlet in case they did some re-arranging of the smaller buoys since January. I found that they narrowed the exit of the SLI with the small buoys since January. The small green buoy has been moved northward closer to the red buoys.
We met good conditions at the SLI evening though it was an outgoing tide. The slight westerly winds helped knock down the waves and we busted through the northern edge in darkness with no issues.
We headed to the buoy out front to see if it was holding any baits. Scared off the flock of birds that were napping on the buoy and found zero baits. The dirty outflow of water from the river was no help I am sure as well as the 67 degree water temp didnt help either.
Dialed in the Bullshark Barge and ran south in hopes of loading up there. Marked a lot of baits on the bottom but with the dirty water they couldnt see the lights so we headed south to the two remaining yellow buoys with zero luck there as well.
Ran back to Bullshark as it is now daylight and tried again with no luck. Ran to Shrimpers with only hornbellies to show for us there. Ran to (2) other spots with zero luck as well. Did see one small school greenies break the surface but was unable to score any before they disappeared at Evan Crary.
It was now 8am so we pointed the bow east and started looking for debris and temp breaks. Came across this sad site on the way out. Never seen a dead bird offshore before.
Continued east and ended up at Push Button Hill. Dropped in some greenies and drifted the ledge with nothing liking what we had to offer. Heard some fins being caught in 200ft from My Other Honey (Capt. Pete). Decided to run deep first being that we were already out in 300ft.
Found a solid weedline in 550ft. We first tossed in some chunks and set-up a drift of liveys. Unfortunately the winds made us drift away from the weeds instead along with the weeds. We changed over to trolling some hoos. Did that until a barge came through and busted up all the weeds.
Changed up and headed back north were we seen the larger mats of weeds and started slow trolling some liveys around. Spotted the USCG Cutter out deep. Thats two trips in a row now we have spotted them out there. That is a great site to see :USA
After about 2 hours of working this area we opted to turn back west. Got to the AJ spot and spotted some fish breaking the surface so opted to make a drift first with live bait
Seen a few of these today and they usually mean good luck for us.
After a ½ hour drift north with a 2 knot current nothing was chewing. Decided to make a few drops on the AJ spot and again, nothing chewing. Heard another fin caught in 200ft so we headed back out but didnt see any fishable conditions but there was a lot of boats around.
Opted to drop in the dredge and put on a mixed bag of hoos, live bait and my Bluewater lure from G-Spot. Jims greenie immediately gets nailed right behind the dredge and its the first FISH-ON of the day at 11:45am. Matts ballyhoo gets nail moments later and it is a double header now.
Jim reels up a shark and with a quick release gets another bait out. Matt reels in another shark.
We continue working the area and then Matts Bluewater lure gets nailed by this small Bullet Bonita. Matts Shark bait for Sunday morning. Let me know how you made out Matt.
We trolled for the next 3+ hours ending up ½ way to Fort Pierce with not a hit. We dialed in the Sandpile and continued trolling Southwest when all the sudden Matts Bluewater lure gets nailed again. It looks like a fin but as quickly as it got hooked, it came unglued.
We decided to pull in the trolling gear and run in to the Sandpile. We make it about a mile when we locate large weed mats once again but this time in 119ft of water.
Dropped in some liveys and Jim immediately hooks up to a remora. We worked these weeds for about an hour without another bite.
Seen another dead bird mixed in these weeds. That makes about 6 or 7 dead birds we have seen today. Anyone ever seen this before? There were spinners jumping everywhere you looked today
This guy was close by his partner.
We dialed in the Sandpile again and pointed the boat Southeast to make the 13 mile run. Started off running at 30 mph but about 15 minutes into the run we had to dial down to 20mph and another 15 minutes we are down to 15mph. The seas (as predicted) started building.
We arrived at the Sandpile a little after 4:30pm and made two drifts with nothing being able to see our baits with only 1 foot visibility. We picked up the boat and headed in and arrived at the ramps at 5:30pm. Although we had nothing in the fish box but ice and a Bullet Bonita for Matts shark adventure on Sunday, good times were had by all.
Todays Tally
0/1 Fin
2 Sharks
1 Bullet Bonita
1 Remora
It was so awesome to finally get offshore again even though the fish didnt cooperate for us. Your welcome again anytime and hope we do better fish wise next trip out.
Long, how did you make out today? Also got a shout out today by another forum member but I couldn't hear your name. I thought you said Larry but your radio was breaking up How did you make out today?
How did you all make out today?
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I use Microsoft Tasks to remind me when to replace my flares and to inspect the fire extinguisher and other important items. I will be calling my local inspector this week and will let you know if his number is still correct. He handles the inspections in the Port Saint Lucie area. James Ward comes right to your house and does the inspection.
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The car is an 08 reg focus Zetec (facelift)
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If you have a flat bladed micro screw driver if start at the bottom there are four tabs if you can flick the two bottom ones out you will see the top ones then you can just ease them up and out will try an flick one of mine out and upload a pic
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Remove the vents as per the image below and you'll see four T shaped tabs (two top and two bottom) as circled.
Unhook these and the rings come off.
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This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
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BioLogos interim web editor Emily Ruppel recently traveled to Boston for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) conference, where she took an afternoon off from lecture-going to catch up with Doug Lauffenburger, head of the biological engineering department at MIT and a member of the American Scientific Affiliation.
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State Capacity, Economic Crisis and Economic Reform: Implications for Sustainability Sustainability Seminar recorded on March 2, 2011, delivered by Georgetown University Professor George Shambaugh. Like the economic crises in Korea in 1997 and Argentina in 2001, U.S. and European responses to the 2008-2011 financial crises are less about what particular strategy is most likely to succeed or who specifically will be bailed out, than they are about the capacity of national governments to overhaul their economies and restore confidence in the global markets. Whether adop
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Seasons Greetings from Gettysburg College
As 2013 comes to a close, we ask you to take a minute to watch our Holiday video and reflect on a great year at Gettysburg College. The entire Gettysburg College community wishes joy and peace to everyone this holiday season.
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December graduates charged to impact their professions, communities
On December 12, Gettysburg College's newest class of graduates were recognized during a ceremony held in the College Union Building Ballroom. The Gettysburgians and their families received encouraging words from faculty speaker Rebecca Fincher-Kiefer, associate professor of Learn More
Pete Barrett '15 sheds light on new career development tool
A review by Pete Barrett '15, Gettysburg College
When I first saw Career Beam, it was a subject line in an email. And I ignored it. In the middle of a week of essays, I could...
1000 To 1: The Cory Weissman Story to debut in March; Watch trailer
1000 To 1: The Cory Weissman Story will debut on DVD and digital on March 4.
Delivering a message of unflinching courage, 1000 To 1: The Cory Weissman Story follows Gettysburg College student-athlete Cory Weissman, an eighteen-year-old basketball star, on his journey ...
English Prof. Chris Fee authors HuffPo piece on homelessness
Chris Fee, English prof. and department chair at Gettysburg College, authored a piece on homelessness that appeared on the Huffington Post Dec. 6. Fee regularly works with his students at homeless...
Letting go, propelling forward: Jozwik '14 grows from experiential education
What does saving the life of a fallen climber, helping with tornado relief efforts, and experiencing a 60-foot freefall on an outdoor challenge course have to do with leadership and making one marketable in the workforce?
In environments such as these, it's about pushing one's perceived physical...
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Steve Gimbel, philosophy prof. and the Edwin T. and Cynthia Shearer Johnson Chair for Distinguished Teaching in the Humanities, authored a guest column that appeared in the Nov. 28 Thanksgiving edition of USA...
272 words: The Gettysburg Address 150 years later
On Nov. 19, 2013, the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, the U.S. Secretary of the Interior and a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian spoke to thousands at Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg during the annual Dedication Day ceremony.
Guelzo on Lincoln & test of American democracy in sponsored NY Times piece
Gettysburg College Prof. Allen Guelzo authored a piece that explores the Civil War's test of American democracy and Lincoln's affirmation of the American experiment in the Gettysburg Address The piece appeared in the Nov. 17 New York Times Sunday Review, just two days before the 150th anniversary...
The Untold Story of the Gettysburg Address
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Senior David Wemer's paper garners national prize
A Gettysburg College senior has been awarded the top prize for undergraduate research by the oldest and largest professional organization for historians in the U.S.
David Wemer '14 is the recipient of the highly competitive Raymond J. Cunningham Prize, awarded by the American Historical...
In advance of Dedication Day, Hancock interviewed on "Meet the Press"
Nine days before the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, Gettysburg College history and Africana Studies Prof. Scott Hancock was featured in a "Meet the Press" segment on the meaning and legacy of President Abraham Lincoln's speech.
"Lincoln is using rhetoric, but he is living the ...
Gettysburg College's value, academic quality recognized in 2013 rankings
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The entire student cast of 26 actors, 10 technical crew members, and 18 orchestra pit musicians share the spotlight in Gettysburg College's upcoming production of A Chorus Line, presented by the Department of Theatre Arts...
High Impact Learner: Student/Faculty Research
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High Impact Learners: Opportunities with distinctive programs set Gettysburg apart
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A lot goes into curating a Gettysburg College art exhibition—Molly Reynolds '14 would know.
Reynolds, a senior art history major, was selected by gallery director Prof. Shannon Egan to curate Learn More
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Alexandra Petkova '14 returned to campus from her first winter break a day early, walked up the stairs of Plank Gym, entered the Center for Public Service office for the first time, and waited nervously on a couch in the...
High Impact Learner: Active Pursuits
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"We the people" should have voice in congressional procedure say profs in MarketWatch op-ed
Economics Prof. Charles Weise and political science Prof. Bruce Larson co-authored an op-ed...
Prof and student author NY Times blog piece on "Real Rebels of the Civil War"
Gettysburg College Prof. Scott Hancock and Alexandra Milano '14 recently authored an editorial calling the black women, men, and children that the Confederacy sought to keep enslaved the "real rebels" of the Civil War. The piece appeared on the Learn More
Women's Leadership Program empowers next generation of Gettysburgians
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Birkner examines Ike & Abe's principle, pragmatism in sponsored NY Times piece
Gettysburg College Prof. Michael Birkner '72 P'10 authored a piece on the similarly pragmatic approaches of Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Abraham Lincoln in their pursuits of human dignity for all Americans. The piece appeared in the Oct. 13 New York Times Sunday Review.
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College earns grants: Civil War teacher workshops, student-faculty research
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Red Hat CEO Whitehurst: Open Source Better, Faster
After a year as its head, Jim Whitehurst has issued a financial assessment of the Red Hat Linux distro and spoke of its future plans. He sees the company braced for success, with an advantage over its proprietary competitors, thanks to Open Source.
Whitehurst quotes increased sales in 2008 for Red Hat, with a clear nod to a continuing rosy future with Open Source. Not to be over-modest, he calls his recent press release the "State of the Union at Red Hat." The yearly results gave him reason for optimism: "In fiscal year 2008, Red Hat became the first open source vendor to cross the $500 million mark in revenues and we've also maintained 27 consecutive quarters of sequential growth in total revenue." In December he had already prognosticated opportunities for Open Source despite the current economic climate in an interview with Linux Magazine Online. He now sees his forecast confirmed: "With the current economic downturn, IT budgets are shrinking while expectations for performance, quality and innovation continue to grow... I continue to see great opportunities for... the open source community."
It is just this community of proponents of a steady give-and-take that the former CEO of Delta Airlines considers the crux of the competitive advantage: "I've met with customers and partners all over the world during the past 13 months and have heard great stories about companies who are not only consumers of Red Hat and open source, but who have also contributed back." Whitehurst plans to use these relationships "to develop solutions that serve real needs and solve real problems." He acknowledges that two Red Hat acquisitions were particularly welcome in this respect: virtualization vendor Qumranet in September 2008 and system integrator Amentra earlier in March of that year. Whitehurst summarizes with, "While Red Hat may be small in comparison to the proprietary giants we challenge, our open source culture promotes the free exchange of ideas and enables us to deliver better software, faster."
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-- congressman Mike coughing today introducing legislation.
To allow the Department of Defense to implement the 500 billion in cuts more strategically.
Joining us congressman -- -- a member of the armed services committee and an Iraq War -- -- welcome to you congressman.
-- -- -- -- -- Great to have you with us so you basically here are looking for more flexibility on where to make cuts cuts that would be near be the best interest of national security laid out morning.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Way I gives the same way to a program -- vital to national security as one the promise should have been done away with long time ago.
And so that's the problem and so what I'm putting quarters of -- as you know we can do this if we do it right Brian.
Taking things that are lesser importance.
Or that should've gone by the -- along time ago and preserving the priorities that are vital to our national security.
But you'd think the president.
Who has the discretion to determine where the cut should go would have -- national security taxpayers in his best interest yet.
We've heard him over the weekend and today on this national sport really using scare tactics right I -- talking about.
Teachers and the country be more susceptible to terror attacks delays and flight center at -- -- up.
-- it's almost like politics vs real savvy business decisions in my reading this from what's your take.
Well I'm disappointed the Obama administration because I think that they ought to be moving forward -- want the flexibility.
To protect the priorities of government -- to say you know we're gonna take.
Take on the the -- take on the bureaucratic fat.
We're gonna take on programs of lesser significance to protect the priorities of government yet they're not doing that because they -- to make a point.
That that.
Without revenue this is gonna occur and it's going to be painful to the American people.
And that's -- -- to be as a commander in chief when we're talking about national security.
With the flexibility can make these cuts without compromising national security I've just put put forward one way to do that.
But I think the administration ought to be coming up -- me with.
Other ways to do that if not my way.
And to be clear we're not even talking about here cuts were talking about a and I -- to just read to you from senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma we were looking at this letter he sent to the department of homeland security and you're talking about defense cuts here but.
Coburn is outlining questionable spending in urban area security initiatives such as -- okay underwater robots snow cone machines.
Security upgrades -- spring training stadium.
Color printers.
Military style bear cat vehicles used protect pumpkin festivals there is so much fat there are so many easy cuts.
You even lay out some of your own.
Right you know I really do and summer are hard I think kind of -- -- -- in terms of our.
Let's do our crew rotation where instead of taking our ships from the theater of operations selling them back to home ports in the United States to change -- let's let's get those crews out there let's fly the crews out -- And meet -- imports in the theater of operations in the there's some fairly significant savings involved in that.
You know we've got 79000 troops still in Europe and the -- war's been over with since 1991.
Do we really need that.
Type -- presence in Europe and European allies are spending less than 2% of on their defense.
Of their economy we're at four point 7% so I think there's a lot of things and we can look at.
You're talking about getting rid -- selective services which -- -- is about 24 million.
Yet it mean that's not a lot of money -- that's actually that's so is that so small thought in my proposal.
That's a -- proposal that I got going I think that that's something that that.
It's article by the wayside it's it's utilities are.
-- over with for a long time.
Congressman Mike Kaufman of Colorado's thanks for timing office of follow up with you that's for sure.
Thanks for him.
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Pretty simple - television sets have their own brightness settings. So sure, make it nearly impossible to even see anything on the in-game settings, then max out brightness and contrast on the TV set.
"Why do people with closed minds open their mouths?"
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Darkness is only one of the factors that make a good horror game scary. Dead Space was pretty dark and on a scale from bunnies to Silent Hill 2 in terms of scariness, it would give the bunnies a run for their money.
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"Why do people with closed minds open their mouths?"
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Here's something very interesting the designer of Amnesia : The Dark Descent wrote about designing horror games http://gamasutra.com/view/news/16947..._to_evolve.php
It was like a bird of rarest-spun heaven metal or like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now.
Got my Gamecube up and running and a fresh memory card. Going to try and get through as much Zelda:Wind Waker as I an this week.
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You're correct on the Original XBox controller. The XBox logo was huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge. Between that and the Gamecube is a Sega Saturn controller. Others mentioned the Dreamcast controller in the lower right of the palm.
The base of the thumb is the 3-button Sega Genesis controller.
Edit: Actually, top of the ring finger is a Sega Master System controller. Knew I recognized it, just couldn't place it. x.x
Edit 2: Annnd, my buddy found that last one. A Neo Geo pad.
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A final modification was in the zipper's sealant layer, coextruded by Presto to be compatible with Kraft's existing film structure. This is a low-density polyethylene with a percentage of ethylene vinyl acetate. Its EVA content was raised slightly to improve adhesion to the pouch material.
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This year, more than 29,000 permits to hunt bull elk with a rifle or muzzleloader have already gone on sale. The general archery hunting permitting for bull elk has started as well, with an unlimited supply of archery hunts available.
On Tuesday, July 17, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources began selling the permits for this season, which begins as early as Aug. 18 for some hunts.
Before purchasing a permit, however, hunters need to know which kind of animal they are going after. "Any Bull Unit" permits allow hunters to take a bull of any size while "Spike-only Unit" permits only allow hunting of young bulls with very short antlers. All hunters with a permit can hunt in either area.
Hunters can get a copy of the Utah Big Game Field Regulations Guidebook, which is available for download on the Utah DWR website. The guide books may also be picked up at any DWR office in Utah for free.
For more information, call the DWR main office at 801-538-4700 or visit wildlife.utah.gov.