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A fiscal debate gets physical in the Upper House. China and Argentina make up over the soy oil saga. The economy reaches record (nominal) growth, although inflation is rising. Plus, the nation watches the rescue of a girl trapped in a well, and the president declares wine the national drink.
Money: A record soybean harvest and growing exports to Brazil and China has pushed growth in South America's second-largest economy to 9 percent this year, according to the central bank. Argentina's trade surplus widened to $1.07 billion in September, the highest in three months.
Argentina is pushing hard to finish negotiations with the Paris Club, an informal association of creditors from Germany, Japan, and the United States, and repay roughly $7.5 billion in defaulted debt, the country's finance secretary announced last week. Money owed to the Paris Club, is one of the last outstanding debts of the 2001-02 economic crisis, when Argentina defaulted on $100 billion in debt to private creditors.
The Argentine government plans to pay its creditors directly from its Federal Reserve, using record surplus in foreign reserves this year. Making payments directly from government coffers to foreign creditors is a controversial move at home that led opposition party members to boycott budget negotiations in Congress.The deal, which could go ahead without intervention from the International Monetary Fund, would help Argentina return to global credit markets and encourage foreign investment.
Credit is starting to become available to Argentina, with Argentine bond yields tumbling 2.66 percentage points since June after President Fernandez completed a $12.2 billion debt restructuring plan. Still, the Argentine government will not return to the international bond market just yet, said Finance Secretary Hernan Lorenzino. With tax revenues and trade surplus at an all time high, the government prefers to finance itself this year and hold out for better credit yields in the coming year.
All the money coming in is making Argentina's peso one of the most attractive "carry-trade" currencies in the world, according to the so-called Sharpe ratio--a gauge that measures investor risk. According to Bloomberg's rank of 35 currencies, the peso posted the biggest drop in risk among emerging economies.
Still Argentina's economic growth is somewhat dampened by the world's third highest inflation rates. The official Consumer Price Index went up 0.8 percent in the last month alone, though private analysts put the increase at 2.4 percent. The rapid increase has sent food and beverage prices skyrocketing and continues to put pressure on Argentine grocery bills. Inflation-savy Argentines became particularly incensed when economy minister, Amado Boudou, said earlier this month that inflation "is only of concern to some members of the upper middle class."
Elsewhere: After neighboring Chile garnered the international spotlight with a successful rescue of 33 miners trapped underground, Argentina had its own underground rescue drama when a three-year-old girl fell down a 100-foot well. Rescue workers spent six hours pulling Vanessa Mamani from the deep shaft in a field in Florencio Varela, in Buenos Aries province. The rescue was broadcast live on Argentine television (of course), with fiber optic cameras showing the little girl trapped at the bottom of the shaft. President Kirchner hailed the rescue a miracle after visiting the tiller in the hospital.
President Kirchner is about to also hail wine Argentina's national drink this week. In a ceremony on Wednesday, Kirchner plans to declare wine Argentina's national drink because " it is an honorable ambassador in the world and represents the pride of the Argentine people" according to Telam. Argentina is the 7th biggest consumer of wine per capita in the world and some have hailed the development of the wine industry in Mendoza, the wine producing region on the country, to be akin to Napa 30 or 40 years ago.


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Town of Waukesha Plan Commission puts Dunkin' Donuts proposal on hold
Wants updated plan for next meeting
After hearing the plan from developers and from many concerned residents, a new Dunkin' Donuts shop on Sunset Drive in the Town of Waukesha will have to wait.
Due to safety and traffic concerns, the Plan Commission unanimously voted to table the item to its next meeting until developers bring forth an updated plan.
The 5,040 square-foot shop, located at S30 W24836 Sunset Drive, could hold up to four tenants.
The donut shop would also have a drive-through lane as Dunkin' Donuts representatives said are the norm.
But many residents had issues with that as well.
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TGIF Dinner/Speaker Series
4th Friday of each month. Next speaker, on November 28, is Paula Grieef, resident naturalist with Oak Hammock Marsh who will tell us about this essential water resource north of the city.
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Cocktails at cash bar begin at 5:30pm.
Buffet Dinner begins at 6pm.
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Cost:$17.50 per person at the door by cash or cheque only.
Friday Lunches hosted by the Norwegian Canadian Club. Lunch is from 11:30 – 1:30. The menu includes a bowl of homemade soup, 2 open-faced sandwiches, dessert and bottomless cups of coffee/tea for $7.00 per person. Please make reservations for groups of 4 or more to 204-774-8047.
Icelandic Language classes begin on September 16th, 2014 with registration at 6:00pm. Classes will be held on Tuesdays beginning at 6:30pm.
Danish Language classes will be held on Monday nights from 7-9 pm. starting on October 6th, 2014. Everyone welcome.
Swedish Language classes will begin on Saturday, September 13th, 2014 from 9-12:30. Contact the centre for more information.
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Zeus is my second favorite but I still really enjoy him, so I'll post here (sorry Poseidon).
The way I set up my Zeus is with full Manticore armore, the Spear of Zeus, Aegis of Zeus for my item (shield), Relic of Asclepius as my relic (+9 magic regen per second when health is less than 20), and lightning storm for my magic. Works great, what I do is intentionally let an enemy take my health done to 20 and then I'm gaining my lighnting storm every 11 seconds which is devesatating. The Manticore armor helps give me some defense even with such little health. It's really fun because it forces you to play risky.
A few tips for the Zeus players. I dont claim to be a pro, but im decent I guess. With zeus you dont want to head right into the battle like an Ares player, instead be critical, you want to be able to make the most of what you got. Personally, I pump all my armor to elemental power as its his only strength (Zeus usually works best with mixed armor, I go for 2 war and 1 battle), and considering not many have elemental defence My elemental power is at 43% and cooldown at 10%. Second I also have some cooldown, just because the only elemental damage i can inflict is through my specials and magic, so the more often i get it the merrier. What I usually do when heading into a fight, is first try to load up on magic, when i got enough for one round ill be fine. So once I got my mana, with the spear of zeus i stun the player with the L1 S special then use the L T special which bring them up to the air by then i grapple them, and get them to the ground. For the final finish, youll find them usually at 40% or less in terms of hp, if you have mana use your special, however, if they are below 40% by a reasonable amount try to finish them off with your spear, but dont give them the time to attack back, especially if an Ares or Hades player or else your screwed, if they do attack try to dodge with the R3 and get right back at them. If you have no mana, and they are at about 40%, try to dodge their attacks for a while until that cooldown kicks in and use atleast your L1 S special, by then you should be able to finish them off with a few hits with your spear. Be able to dodge and maneuver well to be kickass with Zeus. Some may view this as cheap, but I personally don't Zues is made for using his specials more often than most, without it there is no point in being a Zeus player. As for weapons I recommend the spear of Zeus, didnt not enjoy the rest whatsoever, although, some recommend the sword of Zeus (i prefer spear over it) and the Helios Hammer (didnt try it yet, dont have the pieces). The maul's special are strong but too slow to get started, and I tend to play fast pace, the spear fits my playstyle more. For magic, use either lightening storm or the second one, both are good, but i tend to get attacked by more than one person and enjoy helping out teamates so the lighening works better; however, the second one stuns the players pretty well. For the relic, relic of chance is best, any Zeus player will tell you that. The item, I use the hyperion one, saved my **bleep** plenty, whenever in a sticky situation use it, and you can slip out. Also if your being attack with a maigc attack i.e Hade's sacrificial soul or being comboed it gets you out of there. Its also helpful when trying to get mana fountains or hp or playing CTF. Enjoy, out of all the allegiances he was the most I enjoyed, and usually i take out people in no time, just remember your defence is the worst of all so be able to avoid attakcs (jump, use R3, etc.)
I've chosen Zeus as first allegiance because I like the magic aspect of it.
About the builds, I've been testing some. First of all, weapons. I've made extensive tests with Cronos Blade, Sword of Zeus and Spear of Zeus. I would recommend the Sword of Zeus because it is so easy to ring out enemies. In a Match of Champions with 3 persons (it's not so rare) you can wait for the other guys to start fighting then you activate L1 + T and ring them out
But it's a matter of preference. All the mentioned weapons are great.
About armors... I used most of the times the glass canon version, so I go for Full Battle armor. However I've been upgrading the rank of the Full Hercules.
Using Full War armor would give you 15% Cooldown over 15% Elemental Power. It's up to you what fits you better.
For the Relic, I've used for a long time the Relic of Chance. It's great, but I've realized that the Relic of Asclepius is more useful. Combed with the Aegis Shield, it works very well. You're fightning, you go below 20 HP. Magic starts going up. In order to avoid death, you use the shield, retreat, fill your magic bar and go back spamming magic.
Both Chalice and Aegis Shield are good items.
I use Reckoning of Zeus because it costs only 50 mana, it can easily stunlock 2 players and it doesn't take your time. You place the ball and go kick more a s s e s.
As for the strats, it all depends on how you like to play. You need pretty much the basics: evade, block, retreat when necessary.
It's no shame to wait for your enemies to become weaker (medium to low hp) and then strike. If you don't do that you might spend resources on a target and end up getting killed or someone can steal your kill.
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I brewed this beer a couple of weeks ago - BRILLIANT !! Thanks for the Recipe !!
Brewed this a few months ago. Used a full mash, fresh roasted sugar pumpkins, good boil, and a fermentation chamber to keep the temps warm for the wy3712 French saison yeast.
The fermentation stalled at 1.030 for more than a week. So I put the temp down to 20•c for 5 days. Then raised it to 25•c and waited. Eventually it finished. Just had to be patient.
It turned out a touch darker than I was expecting. The flavours of the yeast come stong out of the gate, almost like a slightly sour farmhouse ale. Pumpkin fills out the mouthfeel and spices linger on the tongue. Really good.
Did anyone else find any tartness or sourness in their beer?
Can't say I ever detected and sourness.
I'm going to brew this again with the Wallonian Farmhouse Saison from The Yeast Bay. Wallonian is supposed to have a little bit of farmhouse funk in it.
The tartness worked so well with this. I'm going to try and re-create.
I love the darker richness with the spice and yeast. Nice take on a generally over done seasonal beer.
Previously I think my yeast had mutated. It was more than a few cycles in for the last batch, and has now been retired.
I brewed this on Labor Day with the Belle Saison yeast!
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A quick death and an easy one.
A pretty girl and an honest one.
A cold beerand another one!
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Alternative Therapies for Athletes
Why professional athletes and weekend warriors are embracing acupuncture and massage therapy.
Like most fitness professionals, 43-year-old Sylviane Donnadieu spends a lot of time on her feet. Although the New York City-based personal fitness trainer always uses proper body mechanics and warms up before exercising, she's still prone to overuse injuries. In fact, over the course of her career, she's developed a chronic case of Achilles tendonitis, which recently led her to try acupuncture. After a series of acupuncture treatments, Donnadieu was impressed by the results. "Not only was the swelling reduced and the pain totally gone after six treatments, but it hasn't come back, and [the acupuncture] was over 8 months ago," she said. "Plus, I was able to maintain my level of activity throughout the treatments."
Professional athletes are also turning to alternative therapies to treat their overuse injuries. National Basketball Association superstars Allan Houston and Shaquille O'Neal are both known to use acupuncture and massage therapy to deal with chronic pain. Some athletes use a combination of these alternative modalities in conjunction with standard medical treatment.
Amateur athletes are getting on the bandwagon, too. Greg Frank of Manhattan tried acupuncture after developing shin splints while training for the 2003 New York City Marathon. "Every time I ran, I'd start feeling the pain after 10 miles." After 11 acupuncture sessions, the shin splints and pain were gone and Frank was able to train for the event successfully.
This article briefly describes how acupuncture and massage therapy can help both fitness professionals and their clients alleviate pain stemming from overuse injuries.
First practiced in China more than 2,000 years ago, acupuncture involves the insertion of very small needles into specific points on the body to treat and prevent disease. Acupuncturists place these needles into areas along the meridian lines, a system of deep channels that run throughout the body; the acupuncture points serve as "gates" to these channels on the body's surface.
Chi, our life-force energy, and blood are considered the two most vital substances in Oriental medicine; they work together to influence every process in the human body. It is essential that both chi (pronounced "chee") and blood flow freely in order to nourish the body's vital organs and tissues and maintain optimum health. In simple terms, acupuncture restores the free flow of chi and blood wherever there is blockage.
Any kind of pain represents an obstruction or imbalance in the normal flow of chi and blood. Acupuncturists determine the nature and location of imbalances in the body and correct them through treatment.
To meet U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, all acupuncture needles must be presterilized, single-use and disposable. In a typical acupuncture session, superfine needles are inserted into points on the arms, legs and torso. These points may be at the direct source of the pain or at other locations on the body. For example, if the patient's main complaint is back pain, needles are inserted into points on the back and also into the peripheral points corresponding to the back in the meridian system.
When a needle is first inserted, the patient feels either a small pinch or nothing at all. (Because acupuncture needles are super fine and solid, the experience is quite unlike having your blood drawn or being injected with a much larger hypodermic needle.) Once the needle is in place, the acupuncturist manipulates it to create sensations that indicate that the body's own healing powers have been activated. The types of sensations practitioners are seeking range from a sense of heaviness and dull aching to tingling.
Both the World Health Organization and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have recognized acupuncture as an effective treatment for a variety of painful conditions, including headaches, menstrual cramps, tennis elbow, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain, osteoarthritis, low-back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome and asthma. (For a look at the NIH's 1997 consensus statement on acupuncture, see www.nih.gov/news/pr/nov97/od-05.htm.)
Athletes typically seek acupuncture to treat pain in areas like the back, neck, knee or ankle or to provide relief from conditions such as tendonitis or sciatica. However, the benefits of acupuncture extend deeper than the musculoskeletal level. Acupuncture is equally effective in treating common internal problems, such as gastrointestinal disorders.
Ben Prayz, a 40-year-old amateur gymnast, originally sought acupuncture for a low-back muscle strain. "Acupuncture dramatically improved my performance in gymnastics, leaving me more flexible and limber," he reports. But Prayz also noticed other results. "There was an additional unexpected benefit from my treatments. My consistent stomach and digestive problems disappeared." >
Acupuncture can also help reduce inflammation, decrease preperformance anxiety and prevent future illness or injury. It has even been used to hasten recovery from more serious conditions, such as broken bones, stress fractures and surgery.
For information on how to select a qualified acupuncturist, see "Finding a Practitioner in Your Area" on page 43.
Massage therapy is another alternative therapy that is growing more popular among athletes. Massage therapy involves the use of therapeutic touch to treat problems in the body's connective tissues (e.g., muscles, tendons and ligaments).
Common benefits of massage include a reduction in muscle tension and pain; improvements in range of motion; and increased circulation of blood and lymph fluids. Massage is now being used, not only to relieve general tension, but to also complement standard medical treatments, such as physical therapy.
There are many different types of massage. Among the best known are Swedish, deep-tissue and sports massage. Regardless of the particular style, a good practitioner will draw on different massage techniques, tailoring the session to the client's needs.
Swedish massage is the most basic technique and the foundation on which most other types of massage are based. Swedish massage strokes are smooth, making this style good for general relaxation and the alleviation of minor muscle soreness. Deep- tissue massage, which goes deeper into the connective tissues, is typically applied to a particular muscle group. Specific bands of tight muscle are warmed and loosened, relieving pain and hastening healing in injured areas. Deep-tissue techniques are also used in sports massage, an increasingly popular modality among athletes and fitness enthusiasts.
A rigorous therapy, sports massage employs a variety of massage strokes, including deep compressions and slow, penetrating strokes. Sports massage focuses on specific muscles and pressure points to alleviate discomfort and tightness.
The goals of sports massage therapy are to help athletes recover from existing injuries and to prevent future injuries. The therapy helps the client maintain optimum fitness and speeds recovery from overuse traumas and other acute or chronic injuries. In the process, the risk of future injuries is reduced because the therapy enhances flexibility and increases strength.
There are three main applications of sports massage:
- health maintenance during training
- treatment right before and after sporting events
- injury treatment
Each application can involve different sports massage techniques, depending on the client's needs.
Health maintenance massage can be very effective in treating potential trouble spots before they actually become injured. For example, Molly Anderson is a 59-year-old fitness enthusiast who occasionally experiences low-back pain after running. Sports massage is one way this Washington state resident invests in the long-term health of her back. Anderson has discovered that after a massage, her recovery time following a run is significantly reduced. "The sooner I can get to the massage therapist after running, the better," she says.
Nandini Mathur, a fitness program manager who also trains clients at the American Express Health & Fitness Center in New York City, provides a similar testimonial about the benefits of sports massage. "After teaching a [muscle-sculpting] class, I'm usually sore for 3 or 4 days," she says. "I started receiving a sports massage a few hours after teaching this class and found that it reduced both my recovery time and the intensity of the pain."
Sports massage is becoming more popular right before and after sporting events. It's not unusual to see massage therapists behind the scenes at major competitions, such as tennis tournaments and running marathons.
Getting treatment before an event can prepare the body by warming up the connective tissue and increasing blood flow. A sports massage can also help reduce preperformance anxiety.
According to Kathryn Lowe, a Seattle-based massage therapist, "Massage engages the parasympathetic nervous system and relaxes the client." Lowe says this relaxation extends to both body and mind, in turn enhancing athletic performance. She recommends that personal fitness trainers work in tandem with massage therapists to tailor fitness regimens to athletes' needs. This open line of communication allows practitioners in both fields to agree on the best strengthening exercises and stretches for each client.
Sports massage is equally beneficial after a sporting event—or even an intense workout. Increased blood circulation flushes out the chemical byproducts of muscle activity, and this can reduce the recovery time between workouts.
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Has Daken Received A Make-Over...?
So... what do you think? Anyone like the more rounded looking Daken? Is it less confusing? Or not nearly Wolverine-like for you?
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For decades, Daken, the son of Wolverine, remained hidden in the shadows of the Marvel Universe, methodically plotting how he would one day dominate the world around him. And now, with his father's soul hanging in the balance, that day has come. This is the beginning.
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it looks stupid.
I like it! it's different from wolverine!
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I like the bottom one (probably cause its shadowed). But the top one looks ridiculous.
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" it looks stupid. "
the top one looks stupid,
the bottom one looks like Midnighter with claws.
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the top one look bad they should chance the design or something i think
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"it looks stupid. "
The two images are of the same outfit, just in different lighting. However, because they've both used extreme lighting (or extreme shadows) it's hard to tell just what colours they really are meant to be... I'm guessing a different combination of light & dark browns.
I'm more disturbed by the easy access zipper that drops to the bottom of his groin :p
................... ok apparently i'm the only who likes it! Fabulous!
I'm here with you! For me, it looks has the ridiculousness of the classic Wolverine suit with a slight modern twist. From a character stand point, I think it makes sense. Both Logan and Daken have horrible fashion sense. And now that he's had a taste of wearing a costume-which may be addicting, considering that everyone but Cage wears one-he can't stop! but, I like it. It looks better than what he usually wears.
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I don't like it :/
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The image with Wolverine and X-23 looks horrible. I can't really just it from the solo image.
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Looks stupid and reminds me of Shocker.
"Annnnd another Male hero covered in as much fabric as possible. "Yeah, but it's Daken... so you just know there'll be many excuses to get his kit off & in bed with anything that moves... ;)
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i think the costume itself is fine the clolurs i dont like the pic of unifrom in shadow where it appears all black looks better, not sure about the zipper either makes it look like a toddler style romper suit
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I dunno I think the design has potential... he looks kinda like red robin to me but hey if he look as stupid as most seem to say I'm sure Marvel will revamp it
" His costume should let the mohawk flow freely. "Yeah thats a good idea
its an awesome costume.it looks more like a ninja with claws than wolverine without adamantium
" @pixelized said:That's why I love him. How have he and Northstar not bedded yet? Who doesn't sleep with the son of the guy that killed him?"Annnnd another Male hero covered in as much fabric as possible. "Yeah, but it's Daken... so you just know there'll be many excuses to get his kit off & in bed with anything that moves... ;) "
" @xerox-kitty said:It's gonna happen. It'll be Northstar or the one other Marvel character who is desperate to bed everyone... Shatterstar! ;)" @pixelized said:That's why I love him. How have he and Northstar not bedded yet? Who doesn't sleep with the son of the guy that killed him? ""Annnnd another Male hero covered in as much fabric as possible. "Yeah, but it's Daken... so you just know there'll be many excuses to get his kit off & in bed with anything that moves... ;) "
Neither like or dislike, for now at least.
P.S.: What happened to his wrist claws?
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Ok thanks.
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That costume is terrible.
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" If only there were a slit in the middle where his mohawk can stick out. He looks more feline now, I don't like it. Annnnd another Male hero covered in as much fabric as possible. "The Mohawk would have set that costume off, it just looks a little to odd.
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I'd like to see him in the fang costume!
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" ................... ok apparently i'm the only who likes it! Fabulous!OOOOHHHH I'm stealing that. But i do agree w/ it.
I liked him better when he wouldn't use his uniform much. Having a costume is fine for say, Captain America, Spider-man, and even the X-men for much of the time, but that's because part of their whole deal is being visible and inspiring people. It even makes sense for some super-villians (particularly the ones who have functional costumes and aren't completely "there" in the head, or for ones who use their costumes as performance pieces of intimidation), but by and large, it just becomes a giant identifying symbol. Daken had (despite his trademark hairstyle) been a character who was very much about moving around in the shadows and keeping his actions hidden (this is even shown when he uses Wolverine's old costume), so it has made sense to see him in civilian clothing most of the time, since he's all about blending in. This new costume of his kinda ugly, and I'm kind not seeing why he'd even feel the need to have a costume, unless he wants to keep playing superhero (emphasis on "playing")
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At least that mask hides his stupid haircut. I noticed in every pic that he's only popping 2 claws out. Hope they leave it that way cause he's 3rd claw is silly looking.
What kind of a ridiculous outfit is that? I mean where talking about Daken here not some 2 bit charc thats desperate for any outfit that's drawn.
Why don't they just stick with his Dark Avenger outfit the black/red 1 and adjust it a bit like showing the mohawk, and a litle more loose pants.
Daken said in an origin book he doesnt like to hide his face, so why not without a mask, I mean c'mon creators, give him a suit that maches what he likes himself a bit,
and that brings out his personality, I'd give him his Dark Avengers suit without mask and no sleaves with sortof wristbands or something with a black loser kind of ali baba pants :)
It's just if you cover a charc completly in a tight suit without any anhancments at al it looks like a ninja or a pajama party.
and a brown/yellow ninja looks stupid,so mask of give some space for skin at places +a cool belt and youre there I'd ad a loser pans to but that's just me
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High Point University students, faculty and staff can often be seen in and around town ? patronizing local restaurants and retail shops ? thanks to the unique partnership the university has with many local businesses as part of the HPU Passport Program. The program serves not only as a convenience, but also provides an economic boost ? a great benefit to the community.
High Point University guard Shay Shine's dunk against UNC Asheville on Saturday was featured as ESPN SportsCenter's top play of the day and top play of the week. Shine is 6-foot-2 and dunked over Asheville's 6-foot-10 D.J. Cunningham in the final seconds of the first half. HPU won the game, 76-73. Shine had season-bests of 19 points, seven steals and six assists in the game.
The High Point University community remembered those who died at Pearl Harbor by flying all flags on campus at half-staff, from sunrise to sunset on Dec. 7. The National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day observation, which marks the 69th anniversary of the event, serves as a memory of the patriots of those who died at a result of their service.
Dr. Nido Qubein, president of High Point University, was recently recognized by the High Point Police Department by being named an Honorary Colonel. During a ceremony on Dec. 10, High Point Police Chief Jim Fealy honored Qubein, along with Stewart Hartley and Gretta Bush for their service to the City of High Point. The newest members will join the Rev. Jim Summey, Bobby Davis, Coy Williard, Rob Lang and Michelle McNair as Honorary Colonels.


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Cinema Treasures
September 1, 2006
Reminder: Keep comments on topic!
Lately, we've noticed many Cinema Treasures attacking each other. There are several theater pages where spirited debates about preservation have gotten increasingly personal.
These off-topic personal attacks clutter up theater comments, making it difficult to find what people are actually looking for — information and discussion about classic movie theaters. (They also prevent the people who created and help run this website from working on more important issues.)
So, to address this problem, we'd like to remind everyone about our terms of use. If you engage in any of the following actions, we will take appropriate action:
• Posting off-topic comments that taunt or bait other users
• Attacking or otherwise slandering fellow users, preservation officials, or theater managers — even if you have a legitimate grievance, this website isn't the place for it
• Creating duplicate accounts for the purpose of attacking other Cinema Treasures users
• Posting comments that are racist, sexist, homophobic, slanderous, and otherwise against our terms of use.
The first time you violate any of theses rules you will receive a warning. The second time your posting privileges will be suspended for a month. The third time you will be banned from the site.
Please remember why we are all here — to discover, to preserve, and to protect. In the spirit of community and preservation, please leave the personal attacks out on the playground, so to speak, where they belong.
Thanks for your help!
Patrick Crowley & Ross Melnick
Cinema Treasures
June 26, 2006
Theater pages are back online!
Apologies to those who were unable to access theater pages recently. Due to a database bug, the theater pages weren't loading correctly.
June 5, 2006
Submit your poll ideas!
Hey, everybody!
We've run out of ideas for the Cinema Treasures poll, so the poll is on hiatus until we can think of more questions.
If you have any fresh ideas, please submit them here. Just to save time, we don't need any more polls that ask…
• What is your favorite star/film of all-time?
• How many movies have you seen this month/summer/year?
• About anything to do with Star Wars
Thanks for your help!
May 26, 2006
Update your email address
Greetings, Cinema Treasures fans!
Minor request: if you haven't updated your email address in a while, can you please do so? We've been getting a lot of returned email from comment notifications, so I'd like to make sure we have the correct address for everyone.
Editing your email address is easy. Just login to your Cinema Treasures account, then click on the Profile page link at the top of your screen. Once there, enter the new email address and click 'Update Profile'. That's it!
PS: Worried about privacy? We will never send you spam or sell your email address.
April 28, 2006
Star-Ledger profiles Cinema Treasures
Today's edition of the Star-Ledger has a nice writeup about Cinema Treasures.
If you're curious about movie theaters old and new, their histories and untimely passings, Ross Melnick of Cinema Treasures has just about everything you need.
Melnick, who co-founded the Web site in Dec. 2000 with Patrick Crowley, presides over a vast network of movie house fans. It began with listings for 125 theaters and now Cinema Treasures has nearly 14,000 listings, including theaters in Afghanistan, Croatia and Papua New Guinea.
For those who do read the article, Ross points out: "I never said historic theaters can't have digital sound, etc. I only said most cannot have stadium seating."
April 27, 2006
Maps for European theaters!
Google Maps has just added detailed maps for Europe. So you know what that means… we now have maps for theaters in England, France, and elsewhere!
Here's a sample map for the Odeon West End, for instance:
Since this is our first real test of European mapping, we probably have some bad address data. So if you know the correct address for your favorite European Cinema Treasure, please send it in!
March 31, 2006
Yahoo! Features Cinema Treasures
Yahoo is featuring Cinema Treasures, along with a photo by Cinema Treasures user and volunteer Sean Doerr, on its Yahoo Search Directory homepage.
(And greetings to new users who are visiting us from Yahoo for the first time!)
March 7, 2006
13,000 Theaters and Counting …
The Cinema Treasures website now features over 13,000 theaters and counting!
Thanks to everyone for continuing to add and/or update our growing theater database.
15,000 here we come!
— The Gang at Cinema Treasures
January 17, 2006
Comments Working Again
As many of you noticed, we had a small comments outage earlier today.
The problem has now been fixed.
January 4, 2006
Comments are working again
Our apologies for yesterday's comment outage. Due to a database issue, the comments weren't loading correctly, but it's all fixed now. :)


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Crowbar-wielding teens arrested on Brisbane train
Marissa Calligeros Teens were allegedly planning crowbar bashing.
Bus drivers under attack
Marissa Calligeros Brisbane bus drivers are copping the most abuse from commuters across southeast Queensland, while passengers are at most risk on Gold Coast buses, new figures show.
Gold Coast bus assaults down
Marissa Calligeros Assaults on Gold Coast bus drivers and passengers have decreased in the order of 80 per cent in the past five years, despite concerns about a number of recent violent incidents.
King George Square busway to reopen
Marissa Calligeros The King George Square busway will reopen at 3.30pm on Wednesday.
Bus crashes into Redland Bay house
Marissa Calligeros A woman was sipping a cup of coffee in the backyard of her mother's Redland Bay home when an out of control bus came careering through the property on Monday morning.
Tourists to pay $79 for travel card
Marissa Calligeros Translink has finally developed a Go Card for tourists but it will set visitors to southeast Queensland back at least $79.
Driver seriously hurt after truck-train crash
Marissa Calligeros Northbound train commuters have been warned of lengthy delays this afternoon, as trains will not be running between Northgate and Shorncliffe stations due to this morning's level crossing crash.


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We're at it again. The 2013 manly man backpack trip into Harramin park this weekend. This time, 8 of us. Mexican Food is the theme of the foodfest. I just got done with the kitchen prep.
Here's the food plan:
-Nachos with a chili/cheese sauce.
-Burritos with the following fillings: Shredded Mexican chicken, Chili, Homemade Refried beans, Mexican Rice...Lettuce/Tomato/onionQuacamole/sour cream
-Fajitas (Flank Steaks marinating in a beer/lime marinade)
8 guys, Food for 20. LOL.
Temps should be around 23 for the hike in, with an overnight low of 10 degrees.