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Previous thread: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums...ad.php?t=40694
Years playing/experience: About a year
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: RH
Throwing Style: RHBH only
Distance (avg/max) for putter/mid/driver: Ion: 220/240'; Roc: 250/280'; PD: 270/300'
Age: 31
Sex: M
165 P-PD seasoned - distance, drives
171 DX Roc freshy
171 DX Roc slightly seasoned - hyzers
171 DX Roc seasoned - main mid, anys, straight shots, drives
2 173 S Ion 3rd Run "Stormtrooper" beat - all putts, approaches, drives
I am trying to establish my Rocs in different conditions, so that I can work with different stages without switching molds. Would like to add a heavier P-PD perhaps or a S-PD to serve a similar purpose with drivers. In general I throw every shot that I can reach with my Ions with the Ions. Once I get outside Ion range I try to throw everything I can with my Rocs. I am reluctant to bring out drivers at this point. I guess I prefer to throw the lowest speed disc I can in each situation. I am trying to work on my form and learn how to throw all the shots I can with just my Rocs and Ions. Basically I am trying to minimize my molds and "disc down" although mainly for learning purposes at this point.
I put alot of rounds in last year, and have improved alot since then. After trying alot of different discs I settled on two that I really like, the Ion and Roc. I want to try to improve my form and continue to work with those two discs mainly.
Also tried: Teebird, Leopard, JLS, Comet, Buzzz, Fuse, Axis, Wizard, and Aviar among others.
Any advice or suggestions? Any good learning tools or things to read up on for still a relative newbie? Thanks for reading.
I havent thrown a pd much, but i prefer the olf. Have you tried eagles? They might fit the bill for a step up from your rocs...
No, I have not tried an Eagle and I have always wanted to. I think in general I see more people using Eagle-Xs than Eagle-Ls, right? What kind of plastic would you recommend?
I would much rather use a Teebird than an Eagle.
In my opinion the Champion and Star Eagles are more for bigger arms,which I don't have.I'm much more consistent with my Teebird for shorter drives.If I do want an Eagle shot,I'll go for my Champion Starfire.For me if I tone down the power just a bit I can get the Starfire to fly like an Eagle,but that's just me.
Good to see you are going with the Rocs.You'll be glad that you have these in the bag.I keep 4 in my bag.Overstable,Stable,Straight and Flippy one.I use them on 50% of my drives.
Another good disc to have in the bag is a Panther.It's just a tad bit slower than an Leopard and throws the same.Recently I took out my Leopard for the Panther because I was starting to get the same distance out of both discs.
pro leopard and s-pd around the same weight as your p-pd would be good.
Yeah I love the roc. My dxs aren't really over stable, but I am comfortable with the stability of the ones I have.
I have tried the teebirds a number of times and I do like it, but it's flight is kinda boring and I can't really get it to go much further than my rocs. I will try it again in the future.
Thanks for the suggestions, glong. You have always given me really good advice in the past and I would have been well served to heed it. I have tried a pro leopard previously and loved it. The only reason I am not throwing one now is because I lost mine. The s-pd obviously makes sense too. So, considering my p-pd is only going slightly further than my rocs right now, will I need a leopard and two pds? I mean should there be enough difference?
Oh and just curious. I do have a nice x comet sitting around. It is a nice disc for getting laser straight shots out of. I can get the roc to hold a line to the ground like that, but sometimes they fade too. Would I be better off keeping a comet for those shots or trying to stick with one mold?
Sorry to post this again,but a solution for a low ceiling straight shot would have to be a Champion Panther.You may not think it will fly as far as Leopard,but this disc will amaze you with it's glide.I may sound a bit bias on the disc,but man it is one of the best discs that you don't hear much about.I got a friend of mine to start throwing it and he loves the thing now.
I've had mine for years and it's beat in as much as it's going to be beat in.The thing will still hold a nice straight line.
I just seen some of the new molds the other day at the Local shops around here.So they may be at your shops as well.
Ok, well the same questions I had for the leopard apply to the panther. How much further am I gonna throw it than my roc, and how different from my p-pd is it going to be?
Also, a friend of mine has offered me his champion tl. It is a plus mold (are they all?). Would that be any good for me to try?
Well the Panther is a Midrange so It's going to have about the same distance as a Roc.In my bag I have just the 1 Panther with 4 Rocs also.So It's good to have both in the bag.
The Panther is a good Straight low ceiling Driver and it also is a good Turnover disc.
I'm not sure what the P-PD does I only know Innova discs.Sorry
So how does a panther differ from a comet? That is a midrange with glide that I am already comfortable with.
Just curious does anyone have thoughts on dx teebird and champ teebird vs p-pd and s-pd as far as driver combos go? Keep in mind I am not really throwing all that far. I know I can theoretically a pd further, but I'm not sure by how much, if any. I definitely have better control with teebirds.
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The Creeping Unknown (1956)
First in the Hammer Studio's Brian Quatermass series. An astronaut returns to Earth carrying an alien infestation that causes him to mutate into a giant tentacled blob-like creature (this picture preceded "The Blob" by two years).
Directed by: Val Guest
The cast includes: Brian Donlevy (Prof. Bernard Quatermass), Jack Warner (Insp. Lomax), Margia Dean (Mrs. Judith Carroon), Richard Wordsworth (Victor Carroon (spaceship crew member))
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Dear blogfriends,
Lamps are definitely what I prefer in design, besides art and chairs.
I've been thinking a lot about the lightings in our living room. I found lately this cute vintage lamp that was meant for the desk, but is actually on the piano.
So we still need a desk lamp and also a side lamp.
I've been looking on craigslist for a while. I wanted a mushroom lamp.
I was on this cutie on ebay, but a (very mean) person bid 4 sec before the end.
Since then, I haven't seen any that i liked.
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So I looked for contemporary ones :
Like this replica of Verner Panton's flowerpot lamp :
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I also like the iconic Scandinavian Milk Lamp :
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The cuts come on top of 12,600 jobs already eliminated around the world under the company's aggressive cost-cutting programme, designed to achieve savings of £1.2bn by 2014.
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That being said we headed down through California. I don't like California nor do I appreciate California drivers. Enough said. When we got to Arizona we were able to spend a couple of days with my Grandpa and Grandma Franklin and my Great Grandpa and Grandma Liddle. I love that they got to see all the kids and meet Justin. New Mexico was gorgeous to drive through and Texas was pretty decent. Oklahoma and Arkansas are two places I don't care to drive through again. It was such a great sight to see the Welcome to Tennessee sign.
Our home was bigger than we expected and our front and back yards are huge. The boy's schools are great and we love the town. Justin was blessed with finding a job right away and he's been busy ever since. Nic and Jaime moved here a month or so before us with her parents and they happen to live right down the road. It's really nice having them so close. Another great thing is they are expecting a baby boy in August! So exciting! Oh and Trent graduated from kindergarten!
School is out for the summer and now the fun begins. Camping, fishing, swimming, lots of library time, a new nephew, and my parents coming to visit and possibly my grandparents. Oh and did I mention I'm supposed to be getting married and my 7 soon-to-be step kids are spending the summer with us. Plus over here school starts on August 6th. Yeah that's how we role. Busy, busy, busy!!!
Before the pictures here are a few funnies from the kids:
Kris- Who made stop lights turn green?
Trent- God did. He turns them green so mommy can get home to make daddy dinner.
Kris- Mom I have an owie on my little foot?
Me- Where? I don't see it
Kris- Right there on my little foot. (pointing at his little toe)
Me- You mean your little toe?
Kris- (thinking) I guess is can be a toe
Kris- ( after putting a pair of socks on) I'm a genius
Trent, Kris and Marley chose to have huge temper tantrums after I told them to go to bed one night. Jakob heard their crying and screaming and came out of his room to investigate. Upon seeing them all throwing a fit he walked over in front of them, started shaking his finger at them and yelling really loud. They all immediately stopped, got their jammies on and went to bed. :)
Trent was the only student in his class to spend all day crying because school was out for the summer. He made his teacher cry several times because she felt so bad.
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Awesome! The website where I got the picture from says that Card-Jitsu Snow will be released this November! A Card-Jitsu phone app will also be launched!
My friend however, Toby7237, pointed out something interesting. If you look closley, you can see that the penguin's color is grey!
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One of the more interesting and most dramatic features of the housing bubble days was how pervasive and broad the mania was, encompassing a multitude of regional housing markets across the United States and around the globe.
Today, post-housing crash, we are still seeing property markets continuing to move together somewhat as governments around the globe scramble to prop up quickly deflating housing assets with boondoggles that quickly reveal themselves as being mere temporary distortions to a trend the remains "organically" in decline.
Comparing the S&P/Case-Shiller (CSI) index to that of the two popular U.K. home prices indices you can see that while all three indices were showing some significant signs of deceleration in recent months, now both UK series have shown some notable increases.
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The King William County is located in the state of Virginia. This county occupies 287 square miles, with 12 square miles being water areas. There are 15.935 inhabitants living in the county according to the 2010 Census. As for the racial makeup of King William County citizens, the 3 largest groups are White (77.17%), followed by Black or African American (17.69%) and Two or More races (2.31%). There are 5.979 households in the county, while 75,70% of them are family households and 24,30% represent non family households. There are 3 cities and towns in King William County. The most populated city is West Point town and the smallest town or village is King William CDP.


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Awwww you are just too cute for words! So glad they all arrived to you in time and intact..I am so happy that YOU are happy with them sweetheart...no doubt Im sure you are going to find the perfect little spot for them all in your home. You are most certainly one of my little gem friends here in the blogsphere. Have a wonderful weekend lovely and thank you so much again. Anna xReplyDelete
AWESOME! She's so nice, and they're great! I love the one about Hope [which I am assuming is the one you're going to have at your wedding reception cocktail hour!]ReplyDelete
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Join Prism Book Alliance® as William Cooper goes Outside the Margins today.
I want to say I'm sad that Prism is closing, but I'm really not. Sure, I'll miss Prism and everything it has done for the genre and the LGBT community as a whole, but I'm excited because of what it means for Brandilyn.
I've spent the better part of the last year in Houston with Brandilyn and her family. I've seen all the work it takes to run Prism. I've seen her up until the wee hours of the morning fighting with tech support because the site is down. I've seen her running around like a crazed chicken at cons promoting the blog and looking for new material. I've seen the enormous size of her…. email….
It's a lot of work.
And she did it for all of us. She spent all that time and effort (and money) running Prism for us authors. She did it for the readers who crave quality LGBT fiction. She did it for the people in the world who wanted to see books out there with characters like them in it. She did it to help normalize LGBT fiction, to bring it to the forefront instead of letting it lurk in the back corner of bookstores.
Now it's time for her to do something for herself.
Her new photography venture is just that. It's a way for her to enjoy herself, to relax and get away from drama and fighting and catfishing. It's a way for her to stay involved in the genre with the authors and publishers she loves and still give back to them.
And I couldn't be happier for her.
So I will miss Prism. I'll miss guesting on here (even if I did slack and miss most months). I'll miss reading all the reviews and guest posts from other authors. But I'm not sad, I'm happy for Brandilyn and eager to see her succeed.
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There is a recent piece in Times Higher Education talking about the loss of the 'dusty' archival experience of being an academic researcher via the digital revolution, which has instead put most of us in front of a computer for most of our days. It's an interesting point – and there are far reaching implications for the changes that the digital revolution has brought to research. The number and diversity of resources I was able to access for my PhD, with just a few clicks of a mouse might have taken months to unearth in years gone by. It's something I have paused to consider myself more than once. However, this is not the main reason I'm posting about it. One of the interesting things was the minor twitter storm caused by the THE use of the tired cliche of 'dusty' in their first paragraph. Several archivists wrote in defending their shiny, well kept, mines of knowledge, and the THE duly apologised. It got me thinking about academic stereotypes, what effect they might have on professional, social, and public relations, and what we can attempt to do to combat these negative assumptions.
So, we all know that crazy haired professors sit in ivory towers speaking jargon heavy and inaccessible theories which are not based in the real world. These several stereotypes conjure up images of academics not only as idiosyncratic and eccentric, but also as self indulgent, irrelevant, and incapable of stepping outside their own languages to speak to 'ordinary' people.
Regardless of the perceived reality of these stereotypes, there are various effects played out in academic work as a result of their existence. These are not all bad things, as they can push academics towards making the relevance and accessibility of their work an explicit focus. Nevertheless, the mere existence of these stereotypes means that often people have a wall of assumptions raised up against academics which means they might not engage in the way that our work may require. Much of our work is about getting beneath commonly held assumptions and presenting alternative viewpoints, and in order for this to have any impact we need receptive audiences.
There are various things we can do to try and present ourselves and our work in a way that might prompt audience engagement. Publishing in a range of forums besides academic journals is an obvious example – professional and trade journals, policy forums, newspapers, online chat rooms and blogs. The fact that you can create any number of online versions of yourself and your work is quite empowering and has the potential to reach a broader and more diverse audience.
However, there is also a bit of a policy mismatch here. I'm talking here about impact, well, I'm talking about one version of impact, the version that most people might understand by the term 'impact' and that is, your research getting to the people who it concerns and who can (hopefully) take action on the basis of it. This has become increasingly important in fighting off charges of irrelevancy levelled at academics. It is an important part of any funding bid, and also makes up part of the research evaluation framework (REF) and it's 'impact case studies'.
The REF is the most important evaluative mechanism for university research, it feeds directly into both international league tables and funding quotas. However, in spite of the existence of the impact case studies, there is a sense in which only lip service is really paid to this version of impact by the REF in comparison to the alternative definition of impact which they have developed, and which makes up the main basis for the overall institutional score, and that is, the number of articles each individual academic has published in internationally renowned peer reviewed academic journals (journals with high 'impact' factors), where they will never be read by anyone outside academia. Real impact (i.e. engagement and knowledge exchange) thus becomes something to be done once the narrow and performative journal impact has been satisfied. This leads to a de-valuing of these kinds of activities and means that they end up not being done well, or done at all, by many.
This leaves a contradiction in place between the the rhetoric of funding bodies, university communications, and continuing development literature, which always underlines the importance of definition 1 of impact – the good kind – while only supporting, incentivising, and performance managing in relation to the narrow version 2. It also reinforces tensions between rhetoric and reality in relation to stereotypes, and how likely they are to be broken down in an institutional context which does not provide real resource based support for doing so.
Ok. I've come to feel a little foolish in the past week or so, since writing this post, as I have started to discover the world of activity that is going on with blogging and its impact on impact – see the ever increasing list of blogs on the right of the page. However, I stand by the point, as I think the majority of this work is contributing to the already sizeable gift economy in academia. When blogging becomes more than a interesting footnote on a cv, when it becomes recognised by funding bodies and evaluation frameworks, then change will have occurred. I guess the only way forward is for as many people as possible to keep doing it.
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I thought this kind of theme was where I was headed with my sermon this week. But, alas, it's not to be. I still kind of like this direction...perhaps I could save it for a study, or some sort of guided prayer time...
Luke 19:40:
He answered, "I tell you, if these were silent, the stones would shout out."
What is so real for you, so true, that if you didn't share it, even the stones would cry it out for you?
It may be a burden that you've been living with for years, something you just don't want to carry around anymore, something that is ready to be released. Or it may be an enthusiasm and an excitement about something that you just can't keep to yourself anymore! Or it may just be a yearning to be more fully yourself, more fully the way God created you to be, instead of fitting yourself into a mold that someone else crafted for you at some point.


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Friday, Feb. 4, 2011 | 2:05 a.m.
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Sun archives
- Casinos burned by gamblers who skip out on markers (1-30-2011)
- Caesars Entertainment sues man over $140,247 gambling debt (1-23-2011)
- Man enters plea over charges tied to $3.75M in markers (2-22-2010)
- Wisconsin man indicted over $3.75 million Las Vegas gambling debt (2-10-2010)
- Warrant issued for ballplayer Shawn Chacon over gambling markers (10-2-2009)
- Bellagio: Indicted billionaire owes $258,480 gambling debt (9-1-2009)
- The Wynn sues Barkley, claims $400,000 gambling debts unpaid (5-15-2008)
- His job is to get your debt (4-11-2008)
- Lawsuit to target bad check collection system (1-5-2006)
With the Super Bowl comes plenty of betting on the game — and the annual reminders about gambling responsibly.
Two little-noticed court decisions, from 2010 and this year, illustrate the potential consequences of gamblers getting in too deep. The cases involve two men who were arrested on charges of failing to pay back Las Vegas gambling markers.
In an Arizona case last year, U.S. District Judge David Bury in Tucson rejected claims by John E. Trammell that he was wrongfully fired as an executive at Raytheon Missile Systems because of his disability: major depression, which in Trammell's case manifested itself as compulsive gambling.
Trammell's 2008 lawsuit alleged his firing was in violation of the federal Americans With Disabilities Act and the Arizona Civil Rights Act.
But Bury found Trammell had disclosed to Raytheon only that he had a gambling problem, not depression.
"The court is persuaded by defendant's argument that the plaintiff was not terminated because of his disability, because Raytheon did not know he suffered from depression until after the termination," Bury wrote in his ruling.
"Congress expressly excluded compulsive gambling, along with various sexual disorders, kleptomania, pyromania, and psychoactive substance use disorders resulting from current drug use, from the ADA's definition of disability," Bury noted in his ruling.
As related in lawsuit filings, Trammell was hired in 2001 to manage Raytheon's field office in Honolulu, and in 2006 relocated to Raytheon Missile Systems in Tucson. As a contractor to the U.S. Defense Department, Raytheon required Trammell to maintain a secret security clearance because of his exposure to sensitive information.
In 2005, while stationed in Honolulu, he ran up a $30,000 gambling debt from Boyd Gaming Corp.'s now-demolished Stardust hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip — a debt he could not immediately repay.
After he was involved in a traffic accident that killed two people on Interstate 10 near Tucson in 2007, police arrested Trammell because of an outstanding warrant from Nevada on a larceny charge related to the Stardust gambling markers. Trammell after was later freed and paid off the markers, records show.
In Las Vegas, markers are considered to be check-like negotiable instruments that — if dishonored by a bank — can bring criminal bad-check charges.
After informing supervisors of his arrest and problems with gambling, as well as financial problems related to the delay in selling his home in Hawaii, Trammell was fired.
Raytheon argued Trammell's "gambling issues and complete lack of candor with respect to same violated Raytheon's clearly articulated and well-known reporting procedures, and demonstrated that he could not hold a security-sensitive position in which trust is a fundamental job requirement."
Despite the prevalence of casinos and neighborhood slot machine gambling in Nevada, the Nevada Equal Rights Commission in recent memory hasn't dealt with any complaints from people who claimed to be fired because of their gambling addiction, commission Administrator Shelley Chinchilla said in an interview this week.
"I don't know of any" such cases, she said.
The state Equal Rights Commission, along with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, investigates workplace discrimination complaints.
Efforts in the psychiatric community to make compulsive gambling an official diagnosable disorder could prompt further discussions about extending workplace protections to problem gamblers, Chinchilla said.
"There is substantive research that supports the position that pathological gambling and substance use disorders are very similar in the way they affect the brain and neurological reward system. Both are related to poor impulse control and the brain's system of reward and aggression," Dr. Charles O'Brien, chair of the Substance-Related Disorders Work Group at the American Psychiatric Association, said in a 2010 announcement that the APA was considering gambling as a new diagnostic category of behavioral addiction.
The second court case involving an arrest over Las Vegas gambling markers involves Ryan C. Nash of Seattle, who is suing the Las Vegas Hard Rock hotel-casino and the Clark County District Attorney's Bad Check Diversion Unit.
Attorneys for Nash charged in a May 2010 complaint in his personal bankruptcy case that he was wrongfully arrested and suffered emotional distress over $12,500 in dishonored gambling markers owed to the Las Vegas Hard Rock.
Attorneys for Nash said that in 2007 and 2008 he frequently traveled to Las Vegas to play blackjack and occasionally poker at the Hard Rock and the MGM Grand. He was a professional gambler in 2008 and also owed $20,000 to Mandalay Bay when he filed for bankruptcy, records show.
Nash said in his complaint he suffered gambling losses of more than $165,000 in 2008 and because of these losses, he couldn't cover the debt to the Hard Rock.
The lawsuit says that in March 2009 Clark County prosecutors sent Nash a letter advising him a criminal complaint had been filed against him and that a warrant had been issued for his arrest because of his failure to make restitution arrangements with the Hard Rock.
After Nash filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in August 2009 in Seattle, neither Clark County nor the Hard Rock objected to the discharge — or extinguishment — of the debt to the Hard Rock, the lawsuit says.
Nevertheless, in March 2010 he was arrested on the warrant and jailed overnight at the Canadian border in Whatcom County, Wash., after trying to return to the United States from a trip to Canada.
The lawsuit accuses Clark County and the Hard Rock of violating an injunction against the collection of Nash's discharged debts that went into effect in January 2010.
The complaint sought a declaration that collection activities after January 2010 violated the discharge injunction, an injunction preventing further collection actions, and sanctions against Clark County and the Hard Rock for "intentional violations" of the discharge injunction.
"I have never been convicted of a crime in this matter. I am not aware of any restitution being ordered by a court. As far as I know, other than the complaint being filed and the warrant being issued, no other actions were taken pursuant to criminal prosecution prior to the my bankruptcy filing," Nash said in a court filing.
"My unexpected arrest and subsequent arraignment have caused me emotional and physical distress. I have suffered shame, humiliation and anxiety, among other symptoms," he said in the filing.
Attorneys for Nash said in court papers they contacted the Clark County district attorneys office and the Hard Rock and officials at both told Nash's attorneys "they didn't care" about the bankruptcy and that the debt to the Hard Rock needed to be paid or the criminal prosecution would proceed.
Eventually, an arrangement was reached in which Nash would pay off the debt at the rate of $500 per month, court records show.
Nevertheless, attorneys for Nash continued with their bankruptcy court lawsuit against Clark County and the Hard Rock, charging they are using the threat of criminal prosecution to get the Hard Rock paid for a debt that has been extinguished. Besides this being unfair to Nash, it's unfair to his other creditors that saw their claims against Nash extinguished, the attorneys argued.
"The primary goal of the 'prosecution' of Mr. Nash is to get Hard Rock paid back. Such conduct is not excusable under the pretext of pursuing criminal charges against the debtor," Nash's attorneys argued in court papers.
Nash lost his case on Jan. 7, when Bankruptcy Judge Marc Barreca in Seattle ruled against him without Clark County or the Hard Rock ever answering the lawsuit against them.
Barreca cited as precedent a bankruptcy case that involved a criminal prosecution in Los Angeles County of a debtor for failing to pay child support. The bankruptcy didn't stay, or halt, the criminal prosecution in that case, he said.
"Even though I'm quite sympathetic to his (Nash's) plight and I was very touched by the testimony about the arrest and I am not pointing figures or chastising the debtor in any way, I don't think it's a situation under current 9th Circuit (U.S. Court of Appeals) law where the debtor is afforded any relief against Clark County or the Hard Rock," Barreca said during a hearing on Nash's case.
"There was nothing improper from a bankruptcy perspective about the continuing prosecution and therefore the arrest afterwards," Barreca said. "The fact the underlying debt was discharged is irrelevant in a criminal action."
The Hard Rock can't be faulted for, after Nash's bankruptcy, continuing to work with the Clark County prosecutor's office to get its debt paid, the judge said.
"They legally don't control the prosecutor's office," he said.
And Clark County "in pursuing its prosecutorial discretion and proceeding with that or agreeing with a deferred payment plan is not affected by the bankruptcy in doing so."
Barreca, nevertheless, reiterated that the debt to the Hard Rock was discharged — though he'll have to pay it off to avoid the criminal bad-check penalties.
Attorneys for Nash — Camille Nightingale and Christina Latta Henry at Seattle Debt Law LLC — said there's a big difference between a criminal prosecution to collect child support and one to collect gambling debts.
On Wednesday, they appealed Barreca's ruling.


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After spending more than $22 million on the Dakota Access pipeline protest, North Dakota wants to make sure any paid activists remember to submit their state income taxes.I find this interesting. It could give the state a handle on dealing with some of the paid protesters and possible leverage against their paymasters.
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger said his office is keeping an eye out for tax forms from environmental groups that may have hired protesters to agitate against the 1,172-mile, four-state pipeline project.


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VICTORVILLE � Officials have released a photo of a person who they say may have stolen a girl's quinceanera gifts from a parked car, according to a San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department news release Wednesday.
On Sunday, the woman allegedly took the items, which include a white quinceanera dress, from a Victorville family in the 14000 block of Manzano Road.
The woman appears to have a large tattoo on her right forearm and possibly other tattoos on her back. She may be driving a small, red, newer model SUV, according to the release.
As reported in Wednesday's Daily Press, Eileen Chaidez said someone broke into the family car and stole a dress, tiara, jewelry, birthday cards, money and gifts after the quinceanera of her daughter, Joanne, at Spring Valley Lake Country Club on Saturday night.
"We left everything in the trunk of the car that night," Chaidez said. "The next morning, everything was gone."
Joanne, who is mentally disabled and autistic, was upset and confused when she had no gifts to open on her birthday, which was Sunday, Chaidez said.
Chaidez said sheriff's detectives showed her and her husband, Miguel, photos of a woman who may have used a family credit card at a local store.
"The detectives did not give us any more information, but they did say it was still under investigation," Chaidez said.
After seeing the photos, Chaidez said her family was hopeful that Joanne would soon see her gifts again.
Julie Dion, co-owner of the Bridal Connection and Tux-Ego in Hesperia, said she is ready to donate a full quinceanera package for the family.
"After the story ran in the paper, we got calls from ABC-TV and Telemundo, and it's been all over the radio," said Chaidez, as she tried to hold back tears. "I can't believe the amazing outpouring of love from the community. We feel so grateful."
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Oppo F1s camera
Oppo calls the F1s a "Selfie expert". Although it sounds a bit awkward, the point behind this is that the front-facing camera was intended to be the standout feature of the device. I tested both cameras in a variety of situations to see how they compared. Let's look at the rear camera to start off.
It has a 13 MP sensor with an aperture of f/2.2, coupled with an LED flash. The first thing you'll notice when you load up the camera app is how similar it looks to the iOS camera app. It's essentially a copy. But, moving beyond that, the rear camera itself is capable of snapping some decent photos. I found that depth of field was pretty good and I was able to isolate objects easily while taking macro shots.
Burst mode wasn't too fast and, unless you've taken a second to properly focus on your subject, all of the images you've burst mightn't turn out as sharp as you'd like. This is probably just a byproduct of the camera's slightly sluggish focusing abilities. Other modes like panorama and timelapse worked well, but the latter lapses between frames so quickly that it's difficult to follow what you've shot. There were any options to change the frame rate of time-lapse mode, so you'll have to really focus in on your subject for more than just a few moments to track their movement in a meaningful way.
Overall, image quality is OK. The camera gets the job done, but I found its low-light performance to be pretty bad. Don't expect to shoot amazing photos here. It's a mid-range phone and the main camera, if you can even call it that, offers mid-range quality photos.
So onto the front camera. This shooter has a 16 MP front sensor with an aperture of f/2.0. If you look closely, you can actually see the slightly larger aperture in comparison to the rear camera. This camera is pretty decent, but I wasn't sure how much of the photo quality was due to the sensor and how much was due to software processing. I'm all for software tricks that help casual photographers improve the quality of their photos, particularly if they have no intention of editing them, but I'd personally like to take neutral images that I can edit to my preference.
I wasn't sure how much of the photo quality was due to the sensor
'Beautify 4.0' allows you to increase the level of airbrushed skin you've got in selfies. Other manufacturers, such as Huawei, offer this type of software. It looks weird and unnatural, like your skin has the texture of porcelain and candy floss at the same time. Other selfie-focused features include different methods to activate shutter activation via voice or palm activation. If you set the phone down or hold it far from your face, you can hold your palm out to begin a countdown timer.
Overall, both cameras produce good photos but colors can look a little washed out, especially when lighting conditions aren't ideal. It might have just been better for Oppo to choose a smaller front-facing sensor with better image quality, as the promise of taking expert selfies isn't really fulfilled on the hardware front. But then again, at the price point, the Oppo F1s camera's are good – just don't expect to outdo more expensive phones on the photography front.
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Good evening guys,
Ok, I know; I'm completely MIA, and yes, I definitely am going to write more posts. For lent, at least haha.
Anyway, after getting back into this whole, social networking scene, I joined instagram and noticed that trends appear FAST. There are so many cool and interesting people on this app, let alone how professional smartphone pictures can look. I'm still a rookie, but practise makes perfect huh!
So anyway, onto these trends. I noticed that something major is about to take off. Yes, I feel as though I am witnessing the beginning of an internet phenomenon in the fashion industry.
So, as traditional instagram protocol goes, I have adhered to following a couple of fashion inspiration pages, a couple of beauty shenanigans rounded off with that fitspo malarkey. But I've noticed that non of them really interact with their followers; Except One, @styleentry.
Initially, I stumbled (key word) upon @styleentry, by clicking through relentless hashtags and links via random images with no relevance, I.e husky puppies, apple crumble, the Kardashians. We've all been there, hashtagging 'ell. Anyway, after I committed to following a page were I initially presumed it was going to be just like the other 100 thousand style inspiration pages, I noticed that actually, this one really is different.
Seriously, what instagram page do you know that gives away free stuff, legitimately, without getting you to give your bank details or donate an organ of some kind. Now I know you will probably be reading this and thinking, well I get emails saying I've won 10million and does it ever appear!? Or in instagram world, 'like this page for 10 million followers'?! But believe me, just search #styleentry, and you will notice how many people have actually been Entering their Style! Me being one of the groupies.
And you know what @styleentry, I thought I'd take you up on that offer. I'm not one for buying in to the hype, but I thought - well why not. It's all in good faith and a little jest never hurt anybody. And you know what that saying is, "if you don't ask you don't get."
In good faith, I couldn't actually believe it when my shirt arrived from the StyleEntry head offices! From abroad as well. We all how much postage costs, damn you Ebay! What's more impressive is that the amount of people that have ordered their FREE shirt, is unbelievable. Hundreds of people have hash tagged #styleentry wearing these awesome shirts. I literally wear mine all over, it's so cool! And the amount of people that have asked me who Joseph is, and what @styleentry is, is unbelievable.
What's more impressive, is that being based in the UK, we always get left out of these great creative ideas. But this has literally become a world wide craze! I've noticed people from New York to Dubai rocking these cool shirts!
We have all become a #styleentry union! and what's crazy is that the hype hasn't stopped there, there is another FREE giveaway arising. @styleentry have teamed up with Jermaine Dupri & Nu Pop Watches and they have over a thousand to give away. You can never be too optimistic when all you have to do is follow the page! It's that simple, and so so much fun. I managed to grab a shirt, I'm already thinking of which colour that I hope to win!!
So before you continue your instagram click and browse routine every night, make sure that you definitely check out this instagram page @danielle_turn. Haha No, I'm joking, you need to head to #styleentry and actually check out the hype for yourself. Click follow and just wait for the opportunity to pop up on a post for a Nu Pop Watch! (Too many pops?! Well, it's poppin'! Yeah, I said it haha)
How fun is this? Check out the instagram hype and leave a comment for your fantastic freebies!
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"Can you say post-apocalyptic?" I ask Richard.
From Nanjing through to well south of Hangzhou, a stretch of around 400km, the view from our berth on the bullet train has not altered: more power pylons per square kilometre than there are varieties of organ cancer, more apartment blocks under construction than there are ways to default on a housing loan, more polluted rivers than there are years since a dolphin was last spotted in the Yangtze.
My traveling companion makes a half-hearted attempt at context; he's seen worse in Siberia, he says. But he's drained, de-coloured, grey like the landscape, and I know him well enough to know that he is arguing only for argument's sake.
I ratchet up the tension. "If China is going to remake Africa in its image, I don't want it," I say.
"That's not their goal," snaps Richard.
"Right, except this is what unbridled economic growth could bring to a future near you."
The next three hours are passed mostly in silence, me contemplating the smog and the burnt-out sun, Richard cocooned in the alternative reality of his iPad. At 7pm, nearing half a day's travel since embarkation in Beijing, we call a truce and repair to the dining car. They have no Tsingtao, the crisp local lager we'd enjoyed during our stay in the capital, and so we're forced to settle for what they do have: American import Pabst Blue Ribbon, the Big Mac of the beer world. Nobody speaks English, so there is nobody to tell us how long we have until journey's end in Fuzhou.
We'd started out more hopeful than this. After Beijing had blown our minds, after the scale and symmetry of the Forbidden City, the delectableness of the dinner menus in Sanlitun and Wangfujin, the candid generosity of our interviewees, the unexpected entrée we were granted to the foreign ministry –where we spent a morning in the company of China's ranking diplomat on African affairs – we'd been riding a wave of research euphoria, reveling in the feeling that came from seeing our "China in Africa" book project coalesce before our eyes. The bullet train had seemed the next logical step, a decision to take our good fortune and propel it on a trajectory south.
And until early afternoon, the feeling had lasted. If anything is a metaphor for the new China, it's Zhongguo gaosu tielu, the rail network introduced in 2008 that shunts citizens between cities at speeds to match the cars of Formula One.
At 13,000km of track, the People's Republic has more high-speed lines than the rest of the world combined. Standing on the platform at Tianjin, the first stop after Beijing, I could properly appreciate the trains' force – the air-shattering crack with which they announced themselves and shot past as I took quick pulls on a Double Happiness cigarette, a uniformed attendant commanding me in urgent gestures to return to the interior of my own bullet.
Of course, as with all good metaphors, there are layers to this mode of transport. Track expansion was curtailed in 2011, after railways minister Liu Zhijun was suspended in the wake of a corruption investigation, and an accident near Wenzhou claimed 40 lives. The accident was the result of a collision, but more than a year later the underlying cause remains open to speculation – in the immediate aftermath, Communist Party officials ordered journalists not to investigate and, giving new meaning to the term "cover up", quickly buried the wrecked carriages beneath mounds of dirt.
So when our train finally rolls into Fuzhou, it's a journey we're relieved to be done with. In the following order, we need a Tsingtao, a decent meal, and a bed.
"Let's head straight for the Jinjiang Inn," I say to Richard, as we emerge from the bowels of the station to confront a street scene that is strangely familiar, almost African, in its plaintiveness. We have been set upon by touts, dozens of men and women who tug at our shirts to flaunt laminated signboards, the Mandarin characters as unintelligible to us as the escalating crescendo of pleas and commands.
"Sure," my friend responds, "lead the way."
I hoist my backpack onto my shoulder and proceed down the main boulevard, certain that our pre-booked hotel is located somewhere in the neon glow. An hour later, one unshakeable tout still in tow, we are back where we started. And soon enough we are once more reminded of home.
"Be careful," says a policeman in broken English. "Not safe here."
The policeman, who is clearly stunned to have encountered a pair of Westerners, ushers us through a maze of alleyways, past betting shops and brothels and drinking holes. Everywhere, people gape in amused surprise; vendors tease us with unidentifiable varieties of street food, late-night revelers stop to point and stare. Even the Jinjiang Inn's receptionist, when we are deposited at her desk by the officer, wears an expression that transcends language: it's been a while, her smile suggests, since the likes of us last graced this establishment.
What she doesn't know, what we're unable tell her, is that Fuzhou is a key destination on our itinerary. The capital of Fujian, it's the entry point to the province from where more than 90% of the new Chinese traders in southern Africa hail.
In 2011, we'd spent days researching the murder of four Fujianese traders in their store in Ganyesa, a remote township in South Africa's North West province. We'd learned from the brother of one of the slain men that the family came from Fuqing, a "village" two hours south of Fuzhou by bus. For a year we've been waiting to find out what the brothers left behind, why they'd chosen to forego their home for a hostile country on the far side of the world.
But the answers are not forthcoming. Our fixer, a former employee of the state broadcaster CCTV, is blocked the next morning at the first hurdle. In his attempt to get information out of the news agency Xinhua, he is told: "It's better if you don't touch this issue."
The warning is clear, any attempt to contact the father will be met with the Communist Party's wrath. We decide we will visit Fuqing and refrain from asking direct questions.
The ride out of Fuzhou is a revelation, the highway an intricate system of bridges and flyovers that negotiate shimmering inlets and breathtaking mountains. The development here is more in tune with the landscape, less intrusive than the unending concrete eyesore witnessed the previous day from the train. And when we come into Fuqing, we are greeted by manicured parks, public artworks, an abundance of 30-storey apartment blocks that combine an Eastern aesthetic with a projection of China's new wealth.
This "village," we learn, is home to 1.2 million souls. Its existence enables us to relearn a lesson we have been learning since we first embarked on the book project in 2010: where China meets Africa, there are no easy theories. DM
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Even Alan Colmes was upset about it! That is saying something..Carter gave away the canal, I guess Obama is trying to one up him!
Unfortunately Jay Rockefeller isn't the brightest bulb in the box so his thinking this is great doesn't surprise me. Newt is correct.
Yes, indeed. It worries me to think that too many Americans will agree with Jay. Lofo's, y'know?
I know. A couple of good article posted the last few minutes in Opinions - not certain if you read them or not. Seems at least some journalists are seeing the dangers here.
Thanks for the pointer. I'll head to Opinions...
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So where do we go next? The nurse recommended two possible solutions to increase Muddear's food intake:
- Eat smaller but more frequent meals.
- Increase servings of Ensure or Boost, whichever she is taking.
This will be the new routine for the next few weeks. If my scenario is truly the self-induced vomiting trigger then we have resolved that issue...for now. However, the remaining outstanding issue still revolves around why Muddear refuses to eat. Especially since the reasons given for not eating make no sense.
Just a few of my favorite excuses...
- "I'm full!" (But she hasn't eaten anything.)
- "I don't like this kind of food. It doesn't taste good - to me." (Said about leftovers just eaten the night before.)
- "I don't have a taste for that."
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Nicely smashing pretty much every lamentable pro-football stereotype, punter Chris Kluwe of the Minnesota Vikings offers an epic profane takedown of Emmett C. Burns, Jr., a Maryland pol who stepped in it good by criticizing another NFLer, linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo of the Baltimore Ravens, for supporting that state's upcoming marriage equality initiative. The First Amendment, segregation in sports, civil rights, medical leave and speaking up for what you believe: Read all about it. Kluwe has also made several ads supporting marriage equality. By the way, he's straight.
"How does gay marriage, in any way shape or form, affect your life? If gay marriage becomes legal, are you worried that all of a sudden you'll start thinking about penis?... I can assure you that gay people getting married will have zero effect on your life. They won't come into your house and steal your children. They won't magically turn you into a lustful cockmonster. They won't even overthrow the government in an orgy of hedonistic debauchery because all of a sudden they have the same legal rights as the other 90 percent of our population—rights like Social Security benefits, child care tax credits, Family and Medical Leave to take care of loved ones, and COBRA healthcare for spouses and children. You know what having these rights will make gays? Full-fledged American citizens just like everyone else, with the freedom to pursue happiness and all that entails."


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Just so you know, pimping in medical school jargon refers to professors or attending physicians repeatedly peppering students with relevant or arcane queries, often with the intention to embarrass. The first time I heard the term, I had a vague sense that med student trafficking to Thailand was on the rise. Proponents of the practice say that it "strengthens the spine," and is a "nonthreatening way to start dialogue." Opponents call it abuse and that it's use reflects the insecurity of senior physicians to show vulnerable students who is boss.
The only teacher we've had that has done it to us so far was so far over the top that it was comical. After guesses that I gave, I got told to do the honorable thing and hang myself, fall on my sword, drink poison, etc. I thought it was kind of funny, but I'll suspend further judgement until years three and four when I expect it to begin in earnest during rotations.
In the meantime, I found the following video hilariously accurate in portraying a med school lecture. Every single thing has happened too many times to count.


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Recently, law enforcement authorities successfully rescued a kidnapped woman in São Paulo, Brazil. The criminals who kidnapped the woman demanded bitcoins and another form of cryptocurrency from the victim's husband.
A 32-year-old woman was rescued from the hands of criminals by the Civil Police in São Paulo, Brazil at the end of April. The victim, who is married to a bitcoin businessman was kidnapped in Florianopolis on April 26. According to the local media outlet Diário Catarinense, the criminals demanded a ransom from the husband in the form of bitcoins and in another unnamed cryptocurrency. According to the police information, the kidnappers approached the victim after she dropped her daughter off at the school, which was 50 meters away from the woman's home. The criminals pushed the victim inside of their car and drove away. While the criminals were on their way inside the city, with the kidnapped woman, they contacted the victim's husband demanding the ransom in cryptocurrencies. They sent the man a video of the woman saying that she was kidnapped and telling the man that she didn't know where she was.
"Early on in the investigation, I spoke with a few colleagues from all over Brazil and there was never a kidnap attempt in which a payment in virtual currency was demanded. This is unprecedented in Brazil. The main goal was to expedite the transaction, but that wasn't possible," Anselmo Cruz, the officer in charge of the investigations at the State Department of Criminal Investigations (DEIC – Departamento De Investigações Sobre Crime in Portuguese), said in a statement. According to Cruz, this is the first instance when criminals in a kidnapping plot demanded bitcoins or any other forms of cryptocurrencies in such cases in Brazil. The officer added that access to bitcoin would be given by the victim's husband.
After the criminals contacted the husband of the victim, he immediately alerted law enforcement authorities. The police started negotiating with the perpetrators, who demanded "large amounts" of the cryptocurrency from the husband, in an attempt to delay paying the ransom. During the negotiating attempts, the husband told the criminals that bitcoin's trading volume in the country wasn't large enough for him to have the demanded amount available.
Since bitcoin, along with most of the cryptocurrencies, is very difficult to trace even for highly-trained law enforcement authorities or agencies, the Civil Police in Brazil had a hard time tracking down the criminals. When the kidnappers sent an address to the husband where to send the demanded cryptocurrencies, law enforcement authorities were able to determine the location of the criminals. After the police were able to locate the criminals, they raided the location and rescued the woman during the negotiations.
"It was a very difficult operation, but we managed to free the person. She isn't injured," Officer Raphael Werling, who participated in the operation, said.
According to the police, the victim was handpicked, and there were at least six people involved in the crime. So far, only one of them has been arrested. The investigation is ongoing.
"They thought they would have a very large facility for the ransom paid in virtual currency." From there, there was a negotiation between the victim with the kidnappers, and in this interval, the division was able to locate the victim," Cruz said in a statement.
The husband told the local news agencies that he was relieved that law enforcement authorities were able to rescue his wife. Their daughter turned six on April 29, and, according to the husband, having her mother back was the best birthday gift she could ever get.
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Kirby 20th anniversary collection announced, coming to Wii
A Kirby anthology collection is in the works for the Wii, Nintendo has revealed.
The announcement came yesterday via the Nintendo Direct event in Japan. The compilation is being put together in celebration of the Kirby franchise's 20th anniversary.
The company had little more to offer then the announcement itself, so at the moment it's unclear what games will be specifically selected for the disc.
There's a myriad of titles to choose from, starting from when the series debuted with Kirby's Dream Land on the Game Boy in 1992 and going through Kirby's Return to Dream Land released on the Wii late last year.
Kirby titles have also seen release on Nintendo, Super Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, GameCube, and DS among others.
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