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The display case at Mesa Public Library will feature embroidered artwork stitched by members of the Pajarito Chapter of the Embroiderers' Guild of America, through Oct. 26. The EGA is a national educational organization dedicated to promoting and preserving needle arts. There are a number of different types of needlework in the display.
The local chapter meets on the first Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in Gibson Fellowship Hall of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Los Alamos. Each meeting features a program on a stitching technique or project. During the past year the group has explored stump work (three-dimensional embroidery), chicken scratch or gingham embroidery, crazy quilting, New Mexican colcha embroidery and Kumihimo (Japanese braiding.)
Between 10 a.m. and noon Oct. 20, members of Pajarito Chapter will be in the lobby of Mesa Public Library to demonstrate various embroidery techniques. Watch the stitchers at work. They'll explain the various techniques and answer questions. For more information call Marilyn at 672-9404.
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The woman who gave him the "Mama's Kick!" was his mother, Mirage Knight #18 Iemarah Lout Jajas.Falk wrote:Who are the various characters in english book 26 (I think), JP book 10, p. 180 ?
There's Jackos who gets kicked in the balls by a woman that I don't know who she is, another woman with a nice FEMC jacket^^, an asian looking girl, someone from the Colus family.
The woman in the Jacket with the FEMC logo is Green Left #5 Huselles Carliey aka Spinner.
The Asian looking woman is Sanjo Ko, a member of the Jota Space Knights.
Yep, thats it. Recieved from Kaien during his training or testing his skill. Erniuth Dai Gu Fillmore V also recieved a similar scar while training under Kaien and he mentions this in [Japanese] Volume 10 as well.In another topic is written that Jackos was Kaien's apprentice, so that's the usual scar we can see a bit on Jackos' right collarbone ?


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Emily Blair is the creator of the comics 'Soap Opera' (2003), about two friends who bonded over soap opera's, and 'Living Statues' (2006), a story about becoming enslaved to memory. She has been awarded a New York Foundation of the Arts Fellowship in Fiction and a Xeric Foundation Self-Publishing Grant. Blair received her MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and lives and works in Brooklyn. Her work has been exhibited widely nationally and internationally.


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12 Years A Slave triumphs at Globes
The powerful true story 12 Years A Slave has picked up one of the most coveted Golden Globes of the night.
Steve McQueen's hit film starring Chiwetel Ejiofor took home best movie drama at the glitzy ceremony in Beverly Hills, California, and will now be widely tipped for Oscar success. It saw off competition from Captain Phillips, Gravity, Philomena and Rush to become a success story for Britain.
The win provided a well-need boost for Britain, after a number of leading actors and actresses missed out on wins despite nominations.
Idris Elba and Chiwetel had been tipped for the most success, going head-to-head with each other for two gongs before both losing out.
Idris, who rose to fame in US drama The Wire, was nominated for best actor in a motion picture for his performance as Nelson Mandela in Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom and best actor in a mini-series or TV movie category for his role as the troubled detective in the BBC's Luther.
Chiwetel was nominated in the same category for another BBC drama - Dancing On The Edge - while his role in McQueen's epic 12 Years A Slave got him a nod for best actor in a motion picture.
The film is based on the true story of New Yorker Solomon Northup who was kidnapped and sold into slavery as an adult. But there was one blow for the film after Steve lost out on the battle for best director to Alfonso Cuaron and his space adventure Gravity.
American Hustle was another key winner of the night, taking home best motion picture for a musical or comedy.
Jacqueline Bisset was Britain's only female to triumph, winning best supporting actress in a series, mini-series or movie for the BBC's Dancing On The Edge, beating fellow Brit and White Queen star Janet McTeer.
The nominees for best actress in a motion picture drama read like a roll call of UK acting talent with nods for Emma Thompson in Saving Mr Banks, Kate Winslet in Labor Day and Dame Judi Dench for Philomena. But the acclaimed actresses were all left behind after Cate Blanchett took home the gong for her role in Blue Jasmine.
Helena Bonham-Carter also missed out after a nomination for best actress in a mini-series for her starring role in the BBC Four TV film Burton And Taylor.
Writers Jeff Pope and Steve Coogan watched on as their hit film Philomena lost out to futuristic romance Her, written by Spike Jonze, in the best screenplay category.
Nominee Christian Bale was left empty handed after Leonardo DiCaprio took home the Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy or musical for The Wolf Of Wall Street. He was shortlisted for his starring role as conman Irving Rosenfeld in American Hustle.
Blue Jasmine star Sally Hawkins lost out in the best supporting actress category to Jennifer Lawrence, who collected the award for her role in American Hustle in another win for the blockbuster.
U2 and Danger Mouse won the award for best original song for Ordinary Love, in the Nelson Mandela biopic Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom - the band's first recording since 2010.


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Hunters killed approximately 243,000 deer during the 2012-13 hunting seasons, about 6 percent more than were taken the previous year, according to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.
"Deer hunting is a long-standing tradition in New York, providing shared recreation and a valuable source of food for many families," said DEC Commissioner Joe Martens. "Governor Cuomo's NY Open for Hunting and Fishing initiative expands hunting opportunities statewide for sportsmen and sportswomen for the growing population of deer. This past year's deer take reflects these efforts as well as deer population growth throughout much of the state."
The 2012 deer take included approximately 124,000 antlerless deer (adult females and fawns) and an estimated 119,000 adult bucks. Increases were most pronounced in the Northern Zone where estimates of total take increased 15 percent from 2011. Estimated adult buck take of about 19,400 increased from 15,900 in 2011 and estimated antlerless take of 11,400 increased from 10,900 in the Northern Zone. In the Southern Zone, excluding Long Island, estimated adult buck take of 98,570 increased 6 percent and antlerless take of 110,900 increased 5 percent from 2011.
NY Open for Hunting and Fishing Increased Opportunities for Sportsmen and Women
Last year marked New York's first Youth Deer Hunt, held over Columbus Day Weekend. During the Youth Deer Hunt, 14 and 15-year-old junior hunters could take one deer, antlered or antlerless, with a firearm when properly accompanied by a licensed and experienced adult mentor. Approximately 7,800 junior hunters participated in the Youth Deer Hunt, resulting in an estimated 1,411 deer taken of 744 adult bucks and 667 antlerless deer.
"The youth deer hunt was a success, and junior hunters and their mentors were very enthusiastic about the opportunity," Martens said. "With greater awareness of this special opportunity in coming years, we expect the program to grow in participation and value for our hunting heritage."
A full report of the 2012 Youth Deer Hunt is available at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/86468.html and a photo gallery showcasing successful junior hunters is at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/85926.html.
This year also marked the second year with crossbows as a legal hunting implement for deer. Legislation limited crossbow use to the regular firearms seasons and subsequent muzzleloader seasons. The crossbow authorization expired Dec. 31, 2012, so hunters could not use crossbows during the January firearms season in Suffolk County. Because of the legal limitations, relatively few hunters took crossbows afield, and the estimated take by crossbows was only 438 deer statewide, less than 0.2 percent of the total deer harvest.
New this year, was the Southern Zone bow season opening on Oct. 1. This change added 12 days of hunting for Southern Zone bowhunters. As expected, the additional 12 days of bowhunting opportunity seems to have dispersed hunter take over a slightly longer period. The estimated take by Southern Zone bowhunters was similar in 2012 (33,170) as in 2011 (33,900).
Hunting Rule Changes
In 2012, DEC adopted several hunting rule changes in accordance with DEC's management plan for white-tailed deer (www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7211.html#DeerPlan). Changes and outcomes included:
— Deer Management Focus Area in Tompkins County. This new program intensified use of hunting to assist communities in the Ithaca area with the burden of overabundant deer populations. Results of the program are still being evaluated and will be posted at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/82382.html when complete.
— Mandatory antler restrictions were implemented in Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) 3A, 4G, 4O, 4P, 4R, 4S, and 4W, prohibiting hunters from taking bucks that did not have at least one antler with 3 or more points. As expected, the proportion of yearling bucks (1.5 years old) taken in these units declined substantially from 49 percent in 2011 to 25 percent in 2012. With fewer bucks eligible for harvest, the estimated overall buck take in those units declined 26 percent (5,090 in 2012 versus 6,850 in 2011). Through most of New York, hunters can take a buck of any age, but many hunters are voluntarily choosing to take older bucks with larger antlers. This past year, 44 percent of harvested bucks statewide (51,950) were 2.5 years or older, compared to only 33 percent (45,350) in 2000 when New York's deer population peaked, and 28 percent (33,000) in the early 1990s.
WNY and Finger Lakes Lead the Pack
Western New York and the Finger Lakes Region perennially lead the state in total deer-harvest densities, and deer take in 2012 remained true to form.
The top five counties for 2012 were Yates (16.0 total deer taken per square mile), Wyoming (14.6), Genesee (11.9), Cayuga (11.3), and Ontario County (11.2). Importantly, total harvest is strongly impacted by the number of Deer Management Permits (DMPs) available in an area, which affects the harvest of antlerless deer.
A more accurate picture of relative deer population densities is revealed by the density of buck harvest. By this figure, the top counties for buck harvest density are: Yates (5.9 bucks taken per square mile), Wyoming (5.8), Cayuga (4.6), Livingston (4.5), and Genesee County (4.4). Deer populations are above objective in all of these areas, and hunters are encouraged to take more antlerless deer to reduce deer populations toward desired levels.
Deer harvest data are gathered from two main sources: harvest reports required by all successful hunters, and DEC staff's examination of harvested deer at check stations and meat processors. Statewide harvest estimates are made by cross-referencing these two data sources.
Much additional information about the 2012-13 deer harvests is available on DEC's website at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/42232.html.


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Minor Cycle* (Short-term trend lasting days to a few weeks) Positive
Intermediate Cycle* (Medium trend lasting weeks to several months) Positive
Major Cycle* (Long-term trend lasting several months to years) Positive
* Cycle status is based on S&P 500.
Well… so much for that Key Reversal Day (KRD) that was formed back on May 22 in all of the major indexes. Last week decided the issue when the S&P 500, S&P Emini, NASDAQ Composite, and Value Line index all rallied to new highs. We could add in the Russell 2000 too, because it also made a new high, but that would be overkill. Quite simply, the rally was relatively broad-based. Eighteen of the 20 NYSE Most Actives were positive and our Most Actives Advance/Decline Line (MAAD) on both the Daily and the Weekly cycles rallied to the best levels since March 2009.
Market Overview – What We Know:
- Major indexes rallied to new highs least week. Biggest gainer at 3.47% was NASDAQ Composite.
- Trading volume compared to previous week was up nearly 44%, but that was because market was closed July 4. Compared to last five-day week ending June 28, activity was off 21%.
- Minor Cycle in S&P 500 was last positive. Pricing must decline below lower edge of 10-Day Price Channel (1609.81 through Monday) to suggest negative reversal. Intermediate Cycle must decline below lower edge of 10-Week Price Channel (1606.93 through July 19) to reverse uptrend in effect since November 16 lows.
- Our short-term volatility indicator based on VIX data has returned to levels of vulnerability not seen since May short-term highs. Long-term volatility indicator that turned positive in late 2011 continues to hold positive, but is threatened.
- Daily MAAD rallied to new high and best levels since March 2009 last week. Daily and Weekly MAAD Ratios were last moderately "Overbought" at 1.50 and 1.44.
- Daily CPFL moved higher last week, but was unable to better resistance high made on June 11. Indicator also remains below uptrend line stretching back to November. Daily and Weekly CPFL Ratios were moderately "Overbought" at 1.42 and 1.33.
- Despite strength to new highs by S&P 500, S&P Emini, and Dow 30 last week, Cumulative Volume (CV) did not confirm new highs in any of three.
Concerns…? Market trading volume recovered nearly 44% from levels surrounding the July 4 holiday the previous week, but that was compared to one less trading session. What is more relevant is that relative to market activity for the week ending June 28, volume was down nearly 20%. Clearly, while many players have returned from vacations, many have not. But what is most troublesome about the lack of volume into last week's new highs, is that Cumulative Volume (CV) confirmed none of those highs in the S&P 500, S&P Emini, or the Dow 30. Also, while CV did make a slightly higher new high in the NASDAQ Composite, CV strength was less than COMPX price strength on a percentage gain basis.
Market Overview – What We Think:
- Negation of May 22 Key Reversal Day (KRD), with coincident new highs in major indexes and Most Actives Advance Decline Line (MAAD) last week simply underscored resumption of Intermediate Cycle uptrend begun last November and Major Cycle advance begun in March 2009.
- Lack of confirming market volume as measured by our Cumulative Volume (CV) indicator in S&P 500, S&P Emini, and Dow 30 is a cause for concern, however, since that failure is the first CV negative divergence via short-term price action on Intermediate Cycle since November and on longer-term since May 2011 highs.
- Developing negativity in our VIX-based volatility indicator is suggestion that despite market strength, seeds are being sown for at least a near-term top in sessions just ahead.
- How short-term trend ultimately plays out relative to larger Intermediate Cycle will ultimately determine staying power of Major Cycle advance begun in March 2009.
The market is also "Overbought" on all cycles – Minor, Intermediate, and Major. Granted that those conditions can persist, as has clearly been the case on the intermediate and long-term trends, the short-term is a bit more sensitive to such readings and is clearly suggesting at least a breather might not be too far off. Underscoring that assertion is the fact our VIX-based volatility indicator has moved back into a danger zone. Volatility tends to operate inversely from pricing to the extent that when volatility diminishes, pricing becomes more vulnerable to a downside move. That potential will likely prove to be no exception this time around.


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probably lots of ways to do this, but I've just leveled 5 lvl 20-22 pets up to 25 in the course of an hour with the Darkmoon Faire Trainer. here's my lineup:
Lil Deathwing - Tail Sweep / Roll / Elementium Bolt
Fluxfire Feline - Pounce / Windup / Supercharge
??? - Profit!
start with Deathwing vs. Eye.
1) Elementium Bolt, Roll, Tail Sweep and the Eye is less than 200 HP and stunned. He swaps in Tonk. Tail Sweep until deathwing dies.
2) swap in leveling pet, attack 1-3 times to finish tonk. Hopefully still having at least 1/3 of your HP left
3) Eye comes back, takes one hit and dies.
4) perform 1 action with the leveling pet against Monkey, which will eat the Stun.
5) swap to Fluxfire, and do the typicall Windup, Supercharge, Windup
If you are really unlucky with misses/dodges, you may have to forfeit and restart. biggest challenge is that I'm winning faster than the 8 min cooldown on Revive Battle Pets, but fortunately I have tons of Bandages....


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It is hard to believe that the season is upon us already as we prepare to battle Real Salt Lake on Sunday at 7 p.m. PT at Buck Shaw Stadium. The match opens up the 2013 campaign and the team and players are ready to hit the ground running. There is unfinished business from last season. We want to build on our amazing Goonies season in 2012 with another strong regular season and a run at the MLS Cup.
On the pitch, the offseason was characterized by adding depth in many key areas, especially on defense. This will be essential as we compete this season in the CONCACAF Champions League starting in August. CCL play adds another series of midweek matches to our schedule and it's crucial that we have quality players throughout the roster to compete in that tournament. We are thrilled to be representing North America in the event and take the responsibility seriously. One surefire way to give MLS some additional street cred internationally would be for an MLS club to represent CONCACAF in the FIFA Club World Cup.
It all starts with defense and we bolstered our depth in back by signing right back Dan Gargan from the Chicago Fire, center back Ty Harden from Toronto FC, and fellow center back Nana Attakora from Finnish side FC Haka. Nana showed some great promise with the Quakes at the end of the 2011 campaign and we are happy to see him back.
Up front, we added forward Mike Fucito from Portland. Fucito has had a great preseason playing along side Wondo up top with both of them scoring two goals in the Portland Preseason Tournament. The Ivy League grad from Harvard will add some depth up top as we get Stephen Lenhart and Alan Gordon back in shape after offseason surgeries.
The one notable departure this offseason was Simon Dawkins heading to Aston Villa in the English Premier League. While this hurt the club in the short run, it may usher in a new era in player sourcing for the organization. Our ability to develop young academy players from top tier premiership clubs like Tottenham Hotspur could be the beginning of a trend. Frank Yallop's ability to develop young players is well known here in the US and now it has gone international. A strong pipeline of premiership players on loan is a key competitive advantage over other clubs in MLS. We also want to wish Simon the best at Villa. What an opportunity for a great young gentleman to play at the top level in his home country.
On the stadium side, we have had a super busy and productive offseason. We finished up the design work and got the first set of permits from the City of San Jose just last week. There is lots of activity scheduled over the next two weeks. During the offseason, I spent almost half of every week at Devcon in meetings to pick subcontractors, coordinate vendors, troubleshoot, and in general push the project forward. The goal is to make sure we get a great stadium built for the club. I have been very happy with the progress to date. We have a great team in place to build our new venue, including project manager David Albert and our general contractor, Devcon. I would also like to give a special shout out to Brent Downing at Devcon; Brent has worked tirelessly to coordinate with the City of San Jose and its planning department on our submittals and code reviews. That's not an easy task and he always has a great attitude. Go Brent Go!
I am looking forward to seeing the full power of the Quakes' dedicated and loyal fan base this weekend as we kick 2013 off to a great start. Let's make this season a memorable one!


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Guns Pistols FEG Pistols FEG Hungary mm Browning Hi Power Copy FEG Hungarian P M PJK HP Commander Hammer s | 277 | 106 | Lc | 328.1196ms View Category FEG Hungary 9mm Browning Hi-Power Copy FEG Hungarian P9M PJK-9HP Commander Hammer 1980s For Sale from Robertson Trading Post | Positive feedback: 99% View | Verified Seller | 22052 Completed Sales View Sellers Items /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677767.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677768.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677769.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677770.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677771.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677772.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677773.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677774.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677775.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677776.jpg /UserImages/87270/994420467 3677777.jpg Description: This pistol is not C&R Eligible. Here is a much carried, sparingly fired, quality copy of John M. Browning's 1935 Hi Power pistols. The originals have always been Belgian made; this one comes from FEG, the premiere Hungarian Arms maker. This specimen served to protect our civilian allies in Europe during its law enforcement career. Century Arms's Import mark is on the right side of the frame, as required by U.S. Law; and their model designation is P9M. The civilian market variants that we sold in the 1980s and 1990s were all designated PJK 9HP, same exact pistol. Specs are identical in every respect to the original Browning, down to the 1960s style rounded Commander type hammer: all steel construction Single Action semi-auto with frame mounted safety and magazine safety; Caliber is THE 9mm, 9mm Luger, 9x19, 9mm Parabellum, call it what you will. Construction is entirely steel, 118 mm or 4 5/8 inch barrel, right-hand-twist 6 groove; magazine safety and firing pin safety; weight empty 32 oz / 900 g; fixed sights; .265 smooth face combat trigger and matching Commander style hammer. Sights are classic blue steel, dovetail notched rear with stake-on half moon front. Magazine is the original issue factory FEG 13 rounder, interchangeable with any Browning Hi-Power magazine. Serial number is B 30,000 range, probably 1981 production. We only began receiving F prefix civilian market 9HP pistols in late 1986. Sights are the original 1980s era plain black sights. This specimen has extensive surface wear and weathering, some of it etchy as the photos show. We rate it as only Fair, perhaps Good – at best – 40 to 50 percent vicinity by our estimate. Photos should suffice, at any rate, for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. This pistol is Excellent mechanically. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright, clean, and excellent. This particular 9HP will likely not any hollowpoints beside the round nosed Remingtons or Federal Nyclads; but for that matter, neither would the factory Brownings until the late 1980s. From the looks of the barrel surfaces, we estimate that this KBI has been fired 1500 to 2000 rounds, no rounds at all for this well made pistol. Construction is entirely bright blue steel. We're offering this eminently serviceable, collectable and attractive FEG Hungarian made Hi-Power clone for only $ 329.00. Not transferable to civilian residents of California, District of Colombia, Massachusetts, or New York City. For civilian buyers in jurisdictions where 13 round magazines are restricted to law enforcement, we will deduct $10 with no magazine, or add $10 for a new Mec-Gar 10 rounder, includes Chicago, Hawaii, New York, and Puerto Rico. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> $10 lower 48; $30 Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico, USPS Priority Mail, insured with Delivery Confirmation. Don't let your buddies use your account, that kind of thing smells like felony level straw purchase attempt. MC/Visa/Discover/USPS MO paid orders shipped same day. 7 day hold on checks. FFL ok by fax, e-mail or mail, please ask your dealer to put your name on there. We offer 7 day money back on used guns and items, but No Returns on New in Box guns or on Lay-aways or ammo. We do not pay transfer fees or return shipping. We accept lay-away with 20% down, balance in 90 days, lay aways not refundable. Internet phone hours 8:30 – 4:30 CST Mon - Fri CST. Local pickup available. Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, Tennessee 38340 We Buy, Sell, or Trade. We always have, since 1952. Read More Condition: Used, Minor Wear Caliber: 9mm Luger Location: TN Trades Accepted: We Buy, Sell, or Trade. Always have. Read More Don't let your buddies use your account. Registered user must be the buyer, with his or her own money. Buying firearms and related items for other people can result in felony charges. Don't try, either, to circumvent any law; for example, a California civilian may not buy a high capacity magazine and have it shipped to his brother-in-law in Nevada. That is a felony. GA Pay buyers are NOT charged until we confirm we have the item and are ready to ship it. The same thing is true for phone-in, fax-in, and mail-in payments. In this respect, and in several others, Guns America outshines all its competitors. This is the best firearms website there is, hands down. Shipping Notes: $10 lower 48; $30 AK, HI, PR, USPS Priority. 7 day money back on used items, but No Returns on NIB, Lay-away, or Ammo. Lay-away OK, 20% down, 90 days to pay. We Buy, Sell, or Trade; we always have. 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