text: =============================================================================== =============================================================================== _______________________________________________________________________________ _________________________Darksiders 2: Argul's Tomb____________________________ ______________________________FAQ/WALKTHROUGH__________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ =============================================================================== =============================================================================== Welcome to my guide for Darksiders II's first piece of additional post-launch DLC - Argul's Tomb! I hope this guide will be able to assist all of you gamers out there! Please note, this guide will most likely contain some very minor spoilers but I have done my utmost to keep things as vague as possible for the purists among you. 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Check out my review here: http://www.consoledomination.com/game-reviews/2438-darksiders-ii-review ******************* *********************** *** TABLE OF CONTENTS *** *********************** ******************* 1. Argul's Tomb Walkthrough [ARTMB] A. Frostbone Crypt [ART01] B. Strange Cave (Optional) [ART02] C. The Frigid Spire [ART03] 2. Contact [CNTCT] 3. About Me [INTRD] 3.01 Me 3.02 Donations 3.03 Console Domination 4. Special Thanks [THNKS] 5. Version History [VERHI] ================================================================================ ******************* *********************** *** WALKTHROUGH *** [WLKT] *********************** ******************* Argul's Tomb is the first piece of post-launch DLC available for Darksiders 2 and features two new dungeons and a brand new legendary weapon upon completion. You can access the DLC through the Downloadable content option in the main menu and selecting the Argul's Tomb campaign option. this guide will walk you through the two new dungeons and the included optional side-quest. Let us begin... =============================================================================== Part 1 - Frostbone Crypt [ART01] =============================================================================== >>The Pinnacle<< Once you've loaded up the DLC and entered the game, you'll find yourself in an icy citadel reminiscent of the prologue. Let's get started. Move forward across the bridge and continue to the right. Move forward to see a short scene in which Ostegoth will outline what you'll be in for the rest of the DLC. After the chat, you can use the serpent tome here if you wish. When you are ready to proceed, continue past Ostegoth to the south and enter the unlocked door. >>Frostbone Crypt<< As you enter, you'll see an inactive laser statue and locked skull door behind it opposite the entry point. Ignore these for now and head around the corner to the right. You'll see a voidwalker pad on the wall above a raised gate in front. Ignore this for now and then continue through the unlocked door on the left. Climb the stairs and kill the mummys here. Look down the passage to the left opposite the door in the first small room to note the presence of a second voidwalker pad (we'll come back for this later). Again, ignore this and then continue down the stairs opposite the entry. In this room, look in the alcove to the left of the yellow crystals and activate the portal pad here. Continue past the crystals until you reach a dead end and activate the voidwalker pad you can see across the gap. Return to the first portal you activated and use deathgrip to climb through to the other side. Climb a short way down the broken stairs here and look to the left. Across the gap you'll see another portal pad. Fire a charged up portal onto this and then retreat back up the stairs and re-enter the portal. After landing on the next platform, look up and to the right to see a chest on a higher platform, shoot the portal pad up here and wallrun through the portal we just entered to land above. Grab the chest and return to the lower platform. As you do, immediately turn around and look above the portal you just emerged from to see another pad through a hole near the roof. Activate this. Grab the bomb plant nearby and throw it through the closest portal. It will drop down into the previous room and remove those yellow crystals we spotted earlier. Wallrun through the portal afterwards and you'll drop down to where the crystals were located. Enter the newly opened passage here. Use the handholds on the wall to navigate the winding corridor and exit into the circular room at the end. After a short scene you will have to kill an ice lich and a few ice skeletons and champions. Once they are all dead, continue through the next door and open the chest for a skeleton key. Pull the lever nearby to open the gate in front. We are back in the first room! Head over and unlock the skull door and cruise through to the next room. Kill the shiver spawn here and when you reach the large pit, look on the wall behind and to the right of Death for a portal pad. Shoot this and then look across the gap to the south east for a second. Enter the first to access the platform here. Follow the passageway around the corner until you reach the cliff, look on the wall to the left on the other side to see another portal pad. Shoot this and then run back around the corner and re-enter the portal here. On the other side, wallrun up to the ledge and climb up. Shoot the portal pad in the alcove here and then look back across the gap to see a second portal pad near the roof. Activate this with a charged portal and then enter the first portal nearby. Use the hanging poles to jump across the top of the area and access the ledge on the south side of the room. Follow the passage around the corner and at the end, look down to the right to see yet another portal pad (wow there are a lot of these aren't there!). Activate this with a charged up portal and return to the previous room and drop down to the portal below and enter it. Hop across the beams and then follow the passage until you enter a large square room. Defend yourself against a sizable group of champions and ice skeletons before exiting the now accessible door to the east. Shoot the portal pad that you see in front and then turn down the passage to the right. Fire a second portal across at the voidwalker pad opposite and then grab the lantern and enter the nearby portal. Return to the lantern statue and give it the lantern. You'll notice that it will now become active and that its beam is hitting the portal pad we ignored earlier. Activate this now and climb up the stairs to the left of it. Open the door here and at the top of the stairs look down the hallway to the left to see the other pad we ignored earlier. Activate this to have the laser activate the receptacle above the door to opposite to unlock it. Cruise on through. When you reach the large room, ascend the stirs to the right and at the top you can explore along the balcony to the west for a chest. From here, look to the south and you'll spy a voidwalker pad in a door frame on the opposite balcony. Activate this and return to the top of the stairs. Look at the eastern most wall of the room for a second portal pad. Activate this and step through, check out the other doorway on the balcony here for another chest. Now drop down into the room below for a boss fight. --------------------- Boss: Frostbone Titan --------------------- The Frostbone Titan acts a lot like one of the tormentor enemies that we encountered throughout the main campaign. It is big, slow moving and fairly easy to take down. It also has a similar move set. Moves: > Axe toss – The boss will hurl his twobladed axe at you, which will spin around in circles and return to him like a boomerang. > Reverse slash - If you hit him in the back he will, swing his weapon back behind him as he turns. He will often do this move when recovering. > Hack - Get close enough and the boss will swing at you with his big ass axe > Ice explosion - The boss will explode ice outwards in a semicircular area in front of him, you'll want to avoid this. > Triple slam - The Frostbone Titan will slam his sickle into the ground three times. > Summon - see all those frozen skeletons around the area? They will all progressively thaw out during the encounter and you will need to defeat them all before taking the boss down. Strategy: > This fight plays out like any of the other fights you have undertaken against > the tormentors in the main game with a couple of small changes. This guy has > an ice explosion that can freeze you solid instead of a projectile vomit move > like a standard tormentor and he will also throw his axe at you from quite a > range. The other big difference is the frozen skeletons scattered around the > room. As you damage the boss, these guys will progressively thaw out and come > to attack you. The fight itself however is quite easy, simply avoid his > attacks, kill the skeletons and damage the big guy when it is safe to do so > and he'll be pushing up daisies in no time. For killing him, you will be able to pick up the Spire key. Before stepping into the portal to return to Ostegoth, check out the room to the southwest for a chest. When you are ready, return to the portal and exit the dungeon. =============================================================================== Part 2 - Strange Cave (Optional) [ART02] =============================================================================== >>The Pinacle<< Sell any junk you have to Ostegoth and then continue to the north. If you go slightly up the path to the north, you can check out the small area to the right here for a new side-quest – 'Strange Cave'. This quest is entirely optional, but will take all of 10-15 minutes to complete, so let's knock it over now. >>Strange Cave<< Drop down into the cave below. Grab the chest opposite and then make your way north. Pick up the weapon on the ground – gorehammer and then climb the ramp. Using the grenade launcher, clear out the ice skeletons here and work your way around the corner to the right. Follow the passage along and up the ramp. At the top, kill the skeletons and the ice stalker that appear. Afterwards, continue forward, destroying the ice skeleton champions, stalkers and prowlers as they appear. Around the next corner, you will find another gorehammer, so if you neglected to pick it up the first time, now might be a good opportunity to do so. Clear the room of prowlers and skeletons. As you approach the far end, another group of prowlers and a stalker will spawn, so destroy them before again heading up the nearby ramp. At the top, fight off the enemies directly in front before entering. Once inside turn to the left and move forward slightly to see a couple of stalkers and prowlers spawn in the distance. Use your gorehammer to take them down before they get close enough to do too much damage. Clear out any remaining enemies, and watch for additional champions and prowlers that drop down from the ledge on the right and when it's all clear, check the alcove in the north of the room for a pair of chests. Continue down the ramp to the south, killing all the champions and prowlers here. Follow the passage all the way to the end until you reach a large open room. In this fairly large room you will have to fight off a ridiculous number of enemies, so make sure you keep a grenade launcher on you at all times - there are a couple lying around the area if you need one. During the fight you will need to fight off a total of 5 ice giants and around 50-60 ice skeletons. The trick to this room is to cut giant laps around the room using the grenade launcher to smash the baddies that chase you around. It shouldn't take too long and is easy enough. After killing everything, a scene will play showing a new chest spawning. Open that and then step into the blue portal on the ground to return to Osetgoth. =============================================================================== Part 3 - The Frigid Spire [ART03] =============================================================================== >>The Pinnacle<< When you are ready to proceed, continue through the door that will open for you at the very end of the path to the north to enter the second dungeon - the frigid Spire. >>The Frigid Spire<< As you enter, continue to the end of the hallway and climb the spiral stairs here. At the top you'll find a pair of voidwalker pads. Place a portal on the farthest pad and then activate the one closest to you. Look through this and you should be able to make out another portal on the other side, activate this and then step through to land on the far platform. Enter the door to the right. Here we'll find another room with an inactive lantern statue. Ignore the passage to the east and continue through the unlocked door on the north side of the room. Kill the ice prowlers and champion in the hallway here and look into the room to the north to find a portal pad across a gap. Activate this and then return to the hallway. Follow this to the east and shoot a charged portal onto the portal pad on the floor across the gap in front and then hop over and into it. Kill the bad guys that attack you after entering the portal and then return back through the portal to be launched up into the air. Whilst in mid-air use deathgrip to grab the ring above to pull Death across the gap to the platform above. Kill the ice skeletons here and note the locked skull door at the far end of the hallway to the north. There's nowhere else to go for the moment, so cruise down the stairs to the south and enter the door at the bottom. Follow the passage around the corner, ignoring the passage to the west for now. Check out the first small room to the right to find a chest and then step on the pressure plate on the floor. This will open several gates in front. Once they are open, activate the voidwalker pad at the far end of the hallway behind the now open gates. Enter the room to the left. Killing the ice stalker and champions in here will unlock the nearby grate, allowing you to activate the portal pad on the wall here. Do so and then jump through to the next area. Enter the door to the right and as you enter, look to the left. You'll see a pair of portal pads here. Fire off a charged portal at the far side of the room and at the one closest to you, before heading down the stairs and using deathgrip to run up into the portal here. You should exit out onto a hanging pole. Lean back and jump back through the portal you came from and the charged portal should propel you onto a higher platform. Continue until you reach a long rectangular room. Inside a scene will play and you'll have to kill a frost weaver. In addition a good number of (8-10) ice skeletons will jump through the windows on the left. Once they are all dealt with, the door on the southern side of the room will open. Head on through and drop down to the room below. Here you'll notice a movable block in the centre of the area and a pair of portal pads on the floor flanking it. Place charged portals on both pads on the floor and then push the crate into one of them which will cause the block to start bouncing up and down on either side of the room. Make your way to the western side of the area and climb up to the ledge above using the handholds. Stand facing the centre of the room and when the box pops up from the portal closest to you, use deathgrip to pull it across to you. Grab the crate and push it into the wall on the northern side of the area, jump up on top of it and wall run up from here to grab the handholds above. Drop down onto the upper ledge and throw the switch. This will open the gates below. Drop down and you'll see a lantern in the alcove to the west. Ignore this for now and grab the nearby box we just used to get up to the switch. Push the block into the hallway and drag it all the way to the north. When you reach the corner, take it to the right and plant it against the wall here below the portal pad. Return back down the passage and grab the lantern. Take it to where we left the box and drop it nearby. Climb on top of the box and activate the portal here and look above the blocked doorway to the east to see another portal pad above, activate this, then deathgrip the lantern up to you and jump through the portal. Drop down into the previous room and head over to the passage to the west that I told you to ignore earlier. Place the lantern on the pressure plate here to have the gate in front open. Run over to the opposite side of the now open gate and use deathgrip to pull the lantern over to you. Climb the stairs and give it to the statue here. Once the statue has been activated, look where the green laser is firing, out the window here to the left you'll see a portal pad. Activate this. Now rotate the statue twice, so it is facing the stairs we just ascended. The beam will now be hitting another voidwalker pad. Activate this to have the laser unlock a door. Make your way over to and enter the now unlocked door and wall run back and forth between the walls to cross the gap. Open the chest to the left and then enter the main room here, none of the crystallised skeletons here will attack just yet, so head over to the north side of the room and open the chest here for a skeleton key. Return to the main room to fight the frozen baddies. Once they have been dealt with, a pair of ice stalkers will attack, so kill them to unlock the gates. Continue up the stairs to the east and pull the lever at the top to open the gate. Head to the left and use the skeleton key on the door. Move forward a little for a scene and a boss fight. --------------- Boss: Frostbane --------------- Frostbane provides a quite cool boss encounter. He is a dragon and as such, will perform a number of ground based and aerial attacks to keep you on your toes throughout the fight. Moves: > Swipe - If you get too close, he will swipe at you in front. > Charge - He will run around at ground level and charge at you and do a couple of swings at you if you are unlucky. > Ice shower – He will fly into the sky and rain down icy projectiles onto you blue circles will light up on the ground when this happens, so simply avoid them in order to avoid damage. > Ground slam - he will climb up very, very high and dive bomb you when you see this coming you will need to dodge 2-3 times to get as far as you can from the point of impact or the blast as he hits will freeze you solid. Strategy: > Frostbane will alternate between attacking from the ground and taking to the > air. When he is grounded, this is your time to deal damage to him. He has a > few attacks based around various swipes and will run around the arena trying > to charge or get a cheap shot or two in on you so the strategy here is to > attack him when its safe to do so. After he has taken abit of damage, he > will pull back to a corner and lift off the ground and fire ice shards at > you, at this point you cannot damage him, so focus on dodging the icicles as > they fall - these will be highlighted by the big blue circles that appear on > the ground. Afterwards he willclimb upo very very high and dive bomb you - > when you see this coming you will need to dodge 2-3 times to get as far as > you can from the point of impact or the blast as he hits will freeze you > solid. Afterwards, repeat the process of damage dealing on the ground and > avoiding attacks from the air, after 3-5 cycles of this, the boss should > have taken more than enough damage to hit the dust. Return to Ostegoth, after a short scene you will get a message indicating he has sent you an item. Check the nearby serpent tome to see he has sent you a legendary secondary weapon – Frostforge Twins. Huzzah! Oh, you've also reached the end of the DLC, congratulations! =============================================================================== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ******************* *********************** *** Contact *** [CNTCT] *********************** ******************* If you feel the need to contact me you can reach me at sokkus[at]hotmail[dot]com. Please include "Darksiders 2 Guide" in the subject line. =============================================================================== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ********************* ************************* *** About Me *** [INTRD] ************************* ********************* =============================================================================== Me =============================================================================== Im 26, Australian and live with my lovely fiancee. I have been thrice been named as the world sexiest hugging machine. I work full time and study at University full time as well. I write game guides as a hobby in what little spare time I have and have thouroughly enjoyed writing each and every one. Please head over to the website i write for - www.consoledomination.com to check out some of my guides, previews and reviews. If you enjoy this guide, please feel free to send me an email with any suggestions or corrections and check out some of my other guides: - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Call of Duty: World at War FAQ/Walkthrough - Darksiders FAQ/Walkthrough - Darksiders 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Darksiders 2 - Argul's Tomb FAQ/Walkthrough - Dead Space 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Dead Space 2 - Severed (DLC) FAQ/Walkthrough - Deadlight FAQ/Walkthrough - Fable 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Gears of War 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition Skull Guide - Halo 2 Skull Guide - Halo 3 Skull Guide - Halo 3: ODST FAQ/Walkthrough - Homefront FAQ/Walkthrough - LIMBO FAQ/Walkthrough - Mass Effect 2 FAQ/Walkthrough - Resident Evil 5 FAQ/Walkthrough - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed FAQ/Walkthrough or as mentioned before, check out more of my guides and reviews at: www.consoledomination.com Thanks for reading! 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Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Paul Nonnast: A Sensitive Line
What a beautiful, sensitive line Nonnast was capable of delineating.
I'm sure he spent far more time on the double page spread for this story (one article describes him spending five 14-hour work days on a typical full colour illustration) - and it is a beautifully composed and evocative piece...
... but its his unpretentious, spot-on-accurate line drawings that really blow me away.
Once again I must sing the praises of Robert C. Atherton, Cosmo's art editor, for choosing the right illustrator for this assignment and allowing him to play to his strengths. The story of a 4-year old boy and his injured father struggling to survive alone on an isolated beach and Nonnast's spare linear ink drawings are a perfect match.
There is a kind of organic, reportage-like quality to his drawings, like they were done on that beach to accompany notes jotted in a diary. They transport us to that time and place. You can almost hear the waves crashing and the gulls crying...
Nonnast gives us this tiny, simple drawing of the father and son's hands as his closing image. The old adage 'less is more' comes immediately to mind. After the tense life and death circumstances of the story draw to a happy conclusion, this iconic image, which probably took the artist no time at all to draw, speaks volumes and symbolizes so much.
By not presenting a complex, highly-rendered scene that would have distanced the viewer from the experience of the characters, Nonnast allows each of us to imagine ourselves in their place (who hasn't experienced the beauty and vulnerability of a young child's hand placed in yours?), creating a much more emotional, personal bond.
My Paul Nonnast Flickr set.
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Leif, I couldn't agree with you more on your response to Nonnast's perfectly illustrated drawings. Howard Pyle was probably the first illustrator to teach his students the importance of conveying emotion and drama to an illustration.ReplyDelete
I don't understand why Nonnast seemed to fade away after the mid 50's. Maybe he wasn't one of the handful of great innovators, but IMO he was certainly one of the great illustrators of the 50's.
By the end of the 50's illustration was a very fickle business, and a lot of first class illustrators disappeared one way or another... and very talented illustration students settled into other lines of work, some related to art and some not.
I hope members or friends of Paul Nonnast will see this blog and respond.
Tom Watson
P.S. How did the father get out of this terrible situation? Nonnast has got me hooked!!ReplyDelete
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- Taylor6:45 PM
Hey Leif, my name is Taylor. I read your wonderful articles on Paul, and I just wanted to give you a little history after his "heyday" in the 50's. He continued creating up until his death. Many more illustrations, and paintings and sculptures. My personal favorites are a set of balsa wood busts, that he cut and painted by hand. One is of Chairman Mao, and the bust balances on a red star. The second is of a Native American and it balances on his two braids; and the third is of a Slave who balances on a twisted chain with a broken link. These pieces were made in the mid 70's I believe. After Marie died he met a lady named Anne. Her last name will remain a secret because she is still alive, and enjoys her anonymity. They were never married but she was with him until his death. She became my "surrogate" grand mother, after my marriage to my wife. My wife is not a blood relative either but, Anne and Paul were part of thier Family for many years. Since were the closest thing to family I know of, I figured we would answer Tom's blog. Thanks again for showcasing Paul's talent. He was truly a great person and artist.ReplyDelete

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Ernie Floyd and his bride, Doris, live in a pleasant suburb with their brand new little baby. Their hearts are full of love and dreams and plans for the future as they go about their idyllic daily lives, surrounded by flowers and butterflies and…
Wait a minute. That's not right. They're surrounded by wackos, misfits, well-meaning screwballs, incompetent scoundrels and a long list of surreal and anthropomorphic oddballs. First, there's Ernie's questionable, middle aged Uncle Sid with his shady money making deals which all seem to have the same intent, that being the transfer of the money in your pocket to his. Sid's girlfriend is Effie, as sweet as she can be, with only one problem. She does all those little things that drive you nuts.
Sid can often be found hanging out with his money-grubbing pals at the Piranha Club. They'd be dangerous if they weren't so incompetent. Dr. Pork can be found there, too, when he's not in his office misdiagnosing dandruff, or sitting in the cannibal stew pot on the Island of Bongo-Bongo or being clobbered senseless by Mother Packer.
Then fast forward to Bayonne Estates and to the cozy trailer wherein live Quacko the Human Duck and his would-be floozy wife, Beardo the bearded lady, both legends of the sideshow. Does Beardo have a secret lover? Could it be young, debonair Arnold Arnoldski? And what about Bob the zombie? Is he still dating Arnold's sister, Arnoldine? And will Zerblat ever make it back to the Planet Grelzak?
They're all here, and they're all nuts, including the guy who draws it.
Ernie is a well-meaning young man, full of good intentions and limited prospects.
is Ernie's wife and the new mother of their baby girl.
Spencer is Doris' little rat of a brother, who thinks plastic dog poop is the finest invention of the twenty-first century.
Uncle Sid
Sid is Ernie's ne'er-do-well uncle, and founder of the Piranha Club, a band of low brow, bumbling, would-be con men.
Effie Munyon
is Sid's squeeze, amateur vocalist, and lousy cook. Peggy Lee and Julia Child are doing a pas-des-deux in their final resting places.
Dr. Enos Pork
is Sid's best friend, member of the Piranha Club and the reason why malpractice insurance rates are so high.
Mother Packer
Mother Packer is Enos' mother-in-law and number one contender in the bantamweight division.
Arnold and Arnoldine Arnoldski are eighteen year old twins.
They are the two main reasons we should give up any hope for the future of mankind.
Reverend Bob
Rev. Bob is the hapless pastor of the Hallelujah Church of Bayonne and chaplain to the Piranha Club.
Sid wanted a pet he could relate to, so he got Earl, his beloved piranha and mascot of the Piranha Club. Earl's appetite for anything edible (and to this fish, anything is edible!) is matched only by Sid's appetite for unearned money.
Beardo is the jealous retired sideshow bearded lady who is married to Quacko the human duck.
Zerblat is from the Planet Grelzak and is joined by his ex-wife, Buffy, and their several hundred froglike children
Grandpa Fernwilter
Grandpa Fernwilter is Sid's ex-con pop, and Shorty, his sidekick at the Cedars of Bayonne Nursing Home.
Bob the Zombie
Bob has a hard time adjusting to modern life. (Or death. Whatever.)


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I was craving some goodness and decided to make this recipe. Of course, I added my own twist. Neither Tom nor I like mushrooms, so I substituted frozen corn and it was DELICIOUS!
Cut four carrots.
Instead of rotisserie chicken, I used three perfect chicken breasts.
About 2 cups each of frozen peas and frozen corn.
Five tablespoons of butter
and about 1/4 cup of flour
Stir together in a pan with 4 cups of chicken broth (not shown).
Dump everything together and mix in a 9x13 baking dish along with some salt and pepper.
Roll two piecrusts together (for the extra goodness).
Cut two slits and you're ready to go.
Bake at 450 for 20 minutes, then turn down to 350 for another 30-40 or so.
I'm getting hungry just looking at it. It is delicious. Yum yum yum!


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Two Official Texas Historical Markers will be dedicated at Longview's Greenwood Cemetery Saturday, June 8, commemorating public servants from a pioneer Gregg County family.
The public is invited to the 11:30 a.m. ceremony, which will honor David Sutton Meredith (1869-1934) and his son, David Sutton Meredith Jr. (1902-1958).
D.S. Meredith served as Gregg County sheriff 1917-1921 and helped organize two local banks, the Rembert National Bank and the Longview National Bank.
D.S. Meredith Jr. was Gregg County judge 1927-1928, county attorney 1929-1932, and special district judge for Gregg County 1935-1940.
Among those participating in the marker unveiling are members of the Meredith family, Gregg County Judge Bill Stoudt, Gregg County Sheriff Maxey Cerliano, Dr. Roy James, First United Methodist Church senior pastor, and Gem Meacham, marker committee chair for the Gregg County Historical Commission. The Gregg County Historical Commission oversees the county's historic preservation program.
The event also will feature Thalia Jones performing "Amazing Grace" on violin.
Gregg County is home to more than 100 Official Texas Historical Markers denoting people, places and events of historical significance.
The marker dedications will precede the 11 a.m. Greenwood Cemetery Association's annual meeting at the cemetery, 705 Magrill St.
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15 year old lab with problems
About 6 months ago I got this 15 year old lab from a fellow who was leaving the country, although he had arthritis he has been an active and loving member of the family. Yesterday about 3:00 P.M. he was acting strangely as exhibited by him backing up rather than moving forward. I put him outside where he woofed up breakfast and continued over the course of the afternoon to intermittently eat grass and vomit, about 3 or 4 times and just laid down in the grass. I brought him in (usually he wants to be in the house but yesterday he had to be coaxed) about 8:00 P.M. and he bedded down for the night. He woke me at 3:00 A.M. and wanted to go out, where he vomited again (not much there to vomit since he is off his feed). He came in this morning about 6:00 and is lethargic and just won't eat anything; tried him on cheerios and milk, no dice; boiled egg, same thing. Other than that he seems well and wags his tail when you pat him. Any idea what's happening here, before I take him to the vet?
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NCAA Division One basketball champions the Louisville Cardinals will receive a unique honour at a NASCAR race later this month.
Brian Vickers will have his No.55 Toyota painted in red, white and black for the Quaker State 400 Sprint Cup race on June 29th, with the team's bird mascot also going on the hood of the car and his racing overalls.
It's a move that's certainly got the seal of approval from Cards head coach Rick Pitino, who is looking forward to seeing the team's colours flying around the circuit at the end of the month.
"I know how many Louisville basketball fans are NASCAR fans, and like them I'm looking forward to seeing the car on the track," he said, according to Kentucky.com.
"I think one of those die-cast cars might eventually make it to my office. I've seen the paint scheme and it's really sharp."
It's not the first time Michael Waltrip Racing have paid tribute to the national champions, with the man himself driving a University of Kentucky-themed car following the Wildcats' victory over Kansas.
It will be the honour of Vickers to drive this year's version, and the 29-year-old is hoping some of the winning university mentality brushes off on his efforts at Kentucky Speedway.
"I'm a big fan of sports in general so to have the national champions on board is a huge honour. They are winners and it's always cool to surround yourself with success. Our goal is to make them proud," the driver concluded.
Either way, he's certainly made himself some new fans in the Louisville area of America.


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Ninjutsu (忍術, Ninja Techniques?), is a term referring to almost any technique which allows the user to do something that they otherwise would be incapable of doing, including the usage of weapons. Unlike genjutsu, which makes the opponent see illusions, the effects of ninjutsu are real. They vary greatly in purpose, with the simpler ninjutsu serving such tasks as transforming the user or allowing them to evade attacks. These techniques are often second-nature for experienced shinobi, who can use them at will. More complex ninjutsu manipulate one's surroundings or utilise the elements, respectively serving such tasks as healing others or manipulating nature transformations.
Ninjutsu, most of the time, relies on chakra and hand seals to be effective. The hands are put in sequential positions that moulds and manipulates chakra in the necessary manner to perform a technique. This is not always needed, however, and some techniques become second nature to experienced ninja, after which they can perform them at will.
Additionally, there is the kind of technique that can be classified as a basic or advanced elemental technique, the basic type are techniques with specific elements (wind, water, fire, earth, or lightning), the advanced type combine two or three of the basics elements and creates a new one.
When creating a ninjutsu, the two methods of manipulating chakra are referred to as shape transformation and nature transformation:
- Shape transformation deals with controlling the form, movement, and potency of chakra.
- Nature transformation usually deals with changing the physical properties of chakra into an element.
These two methods can be implemented separately or together in order to create a ninjutsu.
It is said that the Sage of the Six Paths was the first to explain the mysteries of chakra, travelling throughout the world to spread his ideas and religion, the Template:Translation. The teachings were meant to give people a better understanding of themselves, as well as others, and lead the world into an era of peace. However, as time wore on, ninshū would eventually come to be known as ninjutsu, a more weaponised version of the Sage's teachings.
It can be used in collaboration with taijutsu to create nintaijutsu techniques.


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We've been writing for some years about the fact that America's income tax system has increasingly concentrated tax liability among the highest income earners. Currently, the top ten percent of American income earners pay 71 percent of all income taxes. Our excessively progressive tax system has created a dangerous situation in which anyone can vote for politicians who promise to deliver goodies by "spreading the wealth," but only a handful are responsible for paying the bills. Whether a democracy can survive indefinitely under these circumstances is an open question.
A new report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) shows how extreme the progressivity of our tax system has become. The U.S. "has the most progressive tax system and collects the largest share of taxes from the richest 10% of the population." That's right: our tax system is more progressive than Sweden's.
The table also shows that the U.S. collects more household tax revenue [income plus social security taxes] from the top 10 percent of households than any other country and extracts the most from that income group relative to their share of the nation's income.
Barack Obama and the Democratic Congress now promise to exacerbate the unfairness of our tax system by concentrating tax liabilities even more exclusively among high income earners. Apart from the long-term economic consequences of such a policy, it is simply unjust.
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Working in a lab can be stressful, there is so much to do, and so little time to do it that we often feel overwhelmed. Sometimes you come into the lab and there are 15 experiments that just need to be done, so you throw on some music and start doing a bunch of them at once. Pretty soon you have one in the centrifuge, one in the water bath, and another in a different centrifuge all while you are making new solutions. Then you take the first experiment out of the centrifuge and can't remember which wash step you were on. Sound familiar? There is just so much to do that we assume the only way to get it all done is to do it all at once.
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The key to getting multiple things done in the lab is to first realize that the more things you are doing at once, the less efficient you will be; and this includes things other than the experiments. If you are listening to a podcast or music while pipetting, or carrying on a conversation with your lab mate while plating cells, you are multitasking. For most routine experiments, this is probably fine as you won't need complete focus to seed your cells, however, for the more difficult or complicated protocols it may be best to take out the headphones to give your work your undivided attention. The key here is to decide what concessions of efficiency you are willing to make.
The key to multitasking in a lab is to understand how to take advantage of stop times during your experiments. I was talking to a colleague about multitasking in the lab the other day and he made the comment, "I think of multitasking as stacking shorter tasks within longer ones and saying that I am technically doing several things at once even though I may be focusing on just one thing at a time".
While this may seem like an easy concept it is very much a learned skill that you have to master. The hardest part is training yourself to only focus on one task at a time, and to only take on two tasks if the other can be completely abandoned for a good chunk of time. In general, a 5 minute incubation does not lend itself to another experiment, however a 1 hour incubation is a whole different story! For example, one of the main protocols I perform in the lab calls for a 55 minute incubation – this is the perfect time for me to perform a DNA extraction as it will be completely done by the time my 55 minute incubation is over.
Hi William;
You can perform calculations on the data. The adobe forums had some good examples: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1956661 event.value = (5 +foc+misc+abi+(Math.floor(lvl/2)));}
and https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1965875 event.value = "We agree to pay the participating broker(s), " + d1 + " and " + d9 + ", a commission in the amount of: $" + util.printf("%,0.2f", Number(totalcommission)) + ".";
_________ You can see in the above snippets that values are being added, divided and even formatted.
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Hi, I think this is the Javascript I am looking for.
In Adobe I have a 'Clients name', when I enter this name it automatically populates two fields which are required. I also have a third column but sometimes isn't required. How do I get the 'Clients name' to appear when required without re-typing? Is there a script for example if I click 'Coloumn3' the clients name will appear?
Just checking but is it possible to set the Var's to equal the same destination.
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All in separate Text boxes, but they Combine in the destination box. I'm running into a wall getting this to work.
New to Acrobat DC Pro and JavaScript. Have programmed with other languages extensively years ago, mainly database systems design. Lots of Vbe, and SQL.
I have a form that I am converting to fillable and want to assign the value of a date formatted field(MM) with the value from another date formatted field(MM) – seems that when you prepare the form, and the original designer of the form placed text like Date:_____/_____/_____ on the form, you get three separate field there. Lets call field1 Date_month, field2 Date_day, and field3 Date_year. Each field gets formatted as a date field with wither mm, dd, or yyyy with the character places limited accordingly.
I place an onBlur Action JavaScript similar to the following code for each field..:
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When my cursor leaves Effective_month with a valid month number, I get an error stating invalid date/time format.
I don't know that it's true to say that a closed-garden Wave would kill it. Sure, it would be easier to integrate if it DOES work with already-existing SMTP/POP email, but I don't think it will die if it doesn't. After all, IM grew out of essentially nothing despite being also completely cut-off from email. And what Google's got is MUCH bigger than IM.
I don't think it does. Sure, it might take a while to work out all of the ways you can maximise the use of it, but getting up and running should be easy. Wave seems to have a low entry level but then also seems to be full of surprises the more you use it. That's great technology.
Just to say – if anyone wants to get into GWT and you're not a Java developer, I'd recommend giving "Grails":http://www.grails.org/ a go and using the "GWT plugin for Grails":http://www.grails.org/GWT+Plugin
Grails makes writing the services much easier, although you still have to wrestle with Java for the GWT bit, every bit of help you can get is worth it.
Not sold on it. More hype and not much more than a yawn.
Agree Mike, seen too much vaporware in my time, and jumping to conclusions. "Talk is cheap" – I will wait for the goods to arrive and see it perform under real live uses before piling on accolades of it taking over the Internet.
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An excerpt from "Dearest Friends," Laurence Freeman OSB in the Newsletter of the World Community for Christian Meditation, Vol 32, No. 3, September 2008, p. 4.
When the force of faith is set free in the human person it impels us to experience reality beyond words, images, and ideas. We then discover that the filters of metaphor, however useful and necessary they may be at one level, can also (and need to) be deactivated if faith is to grow. Like all human universals we grow in faith or faith wilts and dies. Faith contains the eternal yearning we all have to see reality just as it is. "Brothers and sisters," said St John, "what we shall be like we do not know but we do know that when Christ appears we shall be like him because we shall see him as he really is. As he is pure, all who have grasped this hope make themselves pure." (1Jn 3:2-3) To see God is to become like God. Purity is the condition of this vision. In much of religion, though, where faith is restricted to belief or ritual, purity means piling on the filters, adding to the intervening layers. At the core of each religion, however, is the ineradicable mystical knowledge that ultimate purity is a 20-20 vision of reality, unfiltered and unmediated by metaphor. Most of us never fully attain it but the intuition that this is so is part of the deep nature of faith itself.
To see reality as it is, or at least to free oneself progressively of some of the filters, is a major act of faith. It expresses the trusting face of faith because our attachment to the beliefs and rituals of our tradition (rather than the beliefs and rituals in themselves) become a false and falsifying security. And so, many deeply religious people feel an aversion or antipathy to meditation because it seems to (and indeed does) undermine the secure boundaries that protect our world view and our sense of being superiorly different from others.
A way of faith, however, is not a dogged adherence to one point of view and to the belief systems and ritual traditions that express it. That would make it just ideology or sectarianism, not faith. Faith is a transformational journey that demands that we move in, through and beyond our frameworks of belief and external observances—not betraying or rejecting them but not being entrapped by their forms of expression either. St Paul spoke of the Way of salvation as beginning and ending in faith. Faith is thus an open-endedness, from the very beginning of the human journey. Naturally, we need a framework, a system and tradition. [But] if we are stably centered in these, the process of change unfolds and our perspective of truth is continuously enlarged.


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Barnard College Board Chair Jolyne Caruso-FitzGerald '81 and Barnard President Debora Spar today announced several new members of the College's Board of Trustees. Six newly appointed trustees include Golden Globe-winning actor Dylan McDermott, executive coach and leadership development consultant Terry Newman '79, telecommunications executive Allen Salmasi, Warren Wilson College President Steven Solnick, Brazilian philanthropist Carolina Steinbruch, and renowned choreographer Twyla Tharp '63.
"As we enter Barnard's 125th anniversary year, I am delighted to welcome our new Board members whose diverse expertise and visionary thinking will be essential to the future of the College," said Caruso-FitzGerald, board chair since 2010.
"It is an exciting moment at Barnard, as we undertake the largest capital campaign in the College's history, and prepare to build an innovative new teaching and learning facility in the heart of our campus. Our incoming trustees will bring fresh perspectives and new ideas during this pivotal time," said President Spar.
The Trustees of Barnard College are responsible for the overall governance and stewardship of the College, including the selection of the president and other senior administrative and faculty appointments, oversight of strategic direction and large-scale programmatic initiatives, and supervision of the endowment and budget.
Dylan McDermott is a Golden Globe award-winning actor. His television credits include The Practice, American Horror Story, Hostages, and the upcoming Stalker on CBS. His feature films include Hamburger Hill, Steel Magnolias, In the Line of Fire, Wonderland, The Campaign, Olympus has Fallen, and the upcoming Survivor and Automata. He is the proud parent of a Barnard student.
Terry Newman '79 is a certified executive coach and CEO of Newman Management Consulting, an executive coaching, leadership-development and business-consulting firm. She also works as a coach/facilitator with executives at Fortune 500 Leadership Conferences and with Columbia Business School and Executive MBA students. Previously, Newman spent over 28 years in senior roles in the financial services industry including as a managing director at Credit Suisse Asset Management (formerly BEA Associates) and Iridian Asset Management, and as a principal at Armstrong Shaw Associates. She was a vice president at Bankers Trust and worked at Instinet Corporation in institutional sales. In addition to her role with Newman Management, Newman is a principal for a group of specialized finance and real-estate companies. She is a member of the Connecticut Women's Business Development Council and a former board member of the United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New Canaan, and Darien. The incoming president of the Alumnae Association of Barnard College (AABC), Newman also serves on the Athena Leadership Council and has chaired the reunion awards committee. Previously she was vice president of the AABC, fund chair for her class and member of several AABC committees.
Allen Salmasi is currently chairman of NLabs Inc., a New York-based venture capital firm. He previously served as chairman and CEO of NextWave Wireless Inc. (NWI), a company he formed in 2005 that was subsequently acquired by AT&T in 2013. Prior to NWI, he founded NextWave Telecom Inc. (NTI), which was acquired by Verizon Wireless in 2005. Prior to NextWave, Mr. Salmasi was a member of the board of directors, president of the Wireless Communications Division, and chief strategic officer of QUALCOMM Inc. He initiated and led the development of wireless business, including chipset and handset products, licensing and standards programs globally at QUALCOMM. Before QUALCOMM, at Omninet Corporation, a company he founded in 1984 and merged with QUALCOMM in 1988, he envisioned and led the development of the OmniTRACS system and service, the world's first and currently the largest commercial terrestrial mobile satellite communications service. Additionally, Mr. Salmasi is chairman of two pharmaceutical companies, OncoSynergy Inc. and NexGenix Pharmaceuticals Inc. He is also a member of the board of directors of Korea Information and Communications Corporation, and a former member of the Fordham University Parents Leadership Council. He is the parent of a Barnard student.
Steven Solnick has been the seventh president of Warren Wilson College since 2012. Warren Wilson College is a private liberal arts college located in North Carolina, near Asheville. The school is known for its curriculum of work, academics, and service, called "The Triad." Solnick previously spent a decade as the Ford Foundation representative in Moscow and then in New Delhi, where he provided leadership and direction to the foundation's work in the areas of human rights, higher education, arts and culture, sustainable agriculture, and reproductive health. Before joining the Ford Foundation, he was associate professor of political science at Columbia University, where he also served as coordinator for Russian studies at the Harriman Institute. Solnick has been a full member of the Council on Foreign Relations since 2001. He has also served as president of the board of the American Embassy School of New Delhi.
Carolina Steinbruch was previously a member of the Women's Committee for the Federation of Industries of São Paulo (FIESP). She has also been involved with the Congregação Israelita Paulista (CIP), one of the largest synagogues in Latin America, which promotes a diverse number of activities: religious services, Jewish study groups, activities for senior citizens, fields of study, and youth groups. Together with her husband, Benjamin, who is chairman and chief executive officer of CSN (Companhia Siderurgica Nacional), one of Brazil's largest steel manufacturers, Steinbruch was selected as part of the first group of Young Leaders of Tomorrow at the World Economic Forum at Davos in 1991. The Steinbruchs were instrumental in the success of Barnard's 2013 Global Symposium in São Paulo. They are the parents of a Barnard alumna.
Since graduating from Barnard, Twyla Tharp '63 has choreographed more than 129 dances, 12 television specials, six feature films, four full-length ballets, four Broadway shows, and two Olympic figure-skating routines. She has received a Tony Award, two Emmy Awards, 19 honorary doctorates, and a 2008 Kennedy Center Honor for her work. Tharp is the author of three books: Push Comes to Shove, The Creative Habit: Learn it and Use it for Life, and The Collaborative Habit: Life Lessons for Working Together. She also guides the Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation, an organization that archives and digitizes her past and present works, as well as supports the creation of new works and the development and implementation of educational programs. Tharp will serve as a Distinguished Guest Artist at Barnard during the 2014–2015 academic year. She received the Barnard Medal of Distinction in 1982, and Barnard's Woman of Achievement Award in 1993. Photo Courtesy of The Richard Avedon Foundation/ © Richard Avadon.


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Dallas Alums Paint Church Parking Lotby Ray LaDriere '78 • October 18, 2006 Share:
We gathered at the parking lot of the church center where one of our own, Dave Obergfell, is based. Our mission was to paint the joint parking lot of the Brady Center and St. Edward's Church, in inner-city Dallas. Workers present were Dan Susie, Chris Bird, Mike Gregory, Ray LaDriere, and Deacon Dave Obergfell. First order of business: ut on our Wabash Day caps. Then, Obergfell passed out the assembled tools of the trade; we immediately got to work on the lot, and quickly realized there were no Michelangelo's in this group of Bash alums.
We did the job well, with the spirit we all know of Wabash men. Unfortunately, we forgot the camera. The one image that will remain in our minds is that of Mike Gregory's white tennis shoes. At the end of our work, one shoe was still pristine white; the other was soaked in yellow paint. Hard to imagine how Mike did that, until, upon inspection, we saw the puddle of spilled paint in the corner of the parking lot. Rumor has it that Gregory's cell phone even got painted; how does a guy do that?
After the job was done, all hands crammed into Obergfell's new hybrid car, and enjoyed a meal together at the local grill, telling stories of days gone by. Susie updated everyone on the Wabash campus, based on his trip to Homecoming the prior weekend. In the end, we did feel a spirit of just helping out, and joining with others. As we dispersed, we proudly wore our Wabash Day caps, feeling like this Saturday, we had been part of something.


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Developed in the 1980s, RAID was designed to pool disk drives together for increased capacity and reliability for data storage. It has been preventing single disk drive failures causing data loss, and has been used in almost every enterprise data center for decades.
While reliable, the complexity of RAID is a huge challenge for small businesses and consumers. RAID has a high learning curve with many options, levels, and unfamiliar terminology like striping, mirroring, and parity.
There are several primary challenges with traditional RAID:
To change RAID levels, most storage arrays require the data to be moved off, reconfigured, and then moved back on. If you want to move to RAID 6 from RAID 5 for protection against two drive failures, you need to reinitialize and start over. This process could take days to complete.
Once drives are configured into a RAID pool, expandability is impossible unless you have a lot of time, or experience. If you want to add more storage capacity, the solution is to create a new RAID pool, leaving you with another chunk of storage to manage – or you can just reinitialize and start over.
When a drive fails, most RAID implementations enter a state where data loss will occur if another drive falters before the user replaces the failed drive. Also, performance is hampered when in this debilitated state.
Drobo's BeyondRAID technology solves the fundamental issues that traditional RAID can't. Built on the foundation of traditional RAID, BeyondRAID adds a layer of virtualization that chooses the correct protection algorithm based on data availability needs at any given moment. Since the technology works at the block level, it can write blocks of data that alternate between RAID protection levels.
If you need to add storage capacity to a Drobo, simply insert additional disk drives or replace the smallest disks with larger ones – no need to change RAID levels, purchase a new storage array, or go through the complex administration of pooling RAID groups.
The BeyondRAID feature can even switch from single to dual disk redundancy with just the click of your mouse through Drobo Dashboard. This ensures enterprise-level dual parity data protection, when needed. If a drive happens to fail, Drobo will automatically re-layout the data to the remaining drives, returning it to a protected state with no user interaction.
For additional information about how Drobo is changing the way people deploy, manage and protect data – or to learn more about BeyondRAID you can read about it in the BeyondRAID white paper.
*Some vendors (e.g. Synology) offer some options, though they require manual choices / configuration.
Our volumes are just smarter. Thin provisioning through Drobo's Smart Volumes provides on-demand allocation of storage providing maximized capacity utilization. Smart Volumes™ are a virtual volume architecture that pull needed storage, on-demand, from a common pool (thin provisioning) and then return any deleted blocks back to the common pool (thin reclamation), allocating these newly available blocks to free space immediately available for new data.
Space allocation is automatically managed, maximizing storage resources. For example, if a large file on a volume is deleted, the free space of the Drobo gets larger. The freed up space is then available to other volumes. Our Volumes are Smart, even enterprise-class arrays with thin provisioning do not return consumed storage back to a common pool at this granular level.
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CentraLink Brian様は99designsでロゴデザインコンペを開催しました。
We are corporate people (with an extensive marketing background) looking for a simple yet strong logo to represent our growing business. Other logos that we like and feel would be similar in style include Qualcomm, Toshiba, Dell. The font is the most important factor but we're also looking for some kind of extra piece (icon?) that helps our name/logo stand out. But above all else, it has to be professional and corporate (ok, I know, that's completely boring but then again, easier to create??).
We are targeting small to medium sized businesses where we can provide them strategic consulting and they can outsource all their technology needs.
Think Accenture, Oracle, etc.
Hence, we are looking for a strong yet simple type of logo.
We want the consumer to feel that CentraLink is the "link" that the consumer needs to complete their business needs. We're looking for a strong and confident logo.
The company name is Central Link. That is, the "central link to all your
outsourcing needs." However, we want Central Link to be only one word, i.e., "CentraLink".
We think it's best to stick with one or two colors to allow for a stronger appearance.
We would like to have the logo built to include the tagline, "Strategic Consulting. Technology. Outsourcing." but also allow the logo to stand on it's own without having to include the tag line - give us the option depending on the application of the logo's use.
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Topinka kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Comptroller joins Cancer Society in 'Making Strides'
CHICAGO, IL —Illinois Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka joined the American Cancer Society, survivors and volunteers at the James R. Thompson Center to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness month and promote the 13th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk.
Topinka encouraged Illinois residents to sign-up for one of 21 walks around the state, and thanked the American Cancer Society for uniting communities in honoring breast cancer survivors, increasing awareness and raising money to find a cure.
"In just one morning, participants can make a difference that will that will affect thousands of people for a lifetime,†Topinka said. "These walks help fund American Cancer Society programs that treat cancer patients and assist their families in every Illinois community year-round.â€
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is the largest network of breast cancer awareness events in the nation. The American Cancer Society hosts fundraising walks in more than 270 communities nationwide, including an Oct. 20 event in Chicago at Montrose Harbor. Topinka's office will participate in that walk for the second consecutive year. Last year 45 walkers from the Comptroller's Office donated more than $5,700.
According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight Illinois women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
"Making Strides Against Breast Cancer unites us to walk together as the most powerful force to end breast cancer,†said Jackie Burgess-Bishop Vice President of the American Cancer Society's Chicago and West Cook regional offices. "Today, one in every two women newly diagnosed with breast cancer reaches out to us for help and support. We're here 24 hours a day with information, answers and emotional support. The progress we are making is remarkable, but we need volunteers to join us and step-by-step work to win this fight.â€
The American Cancer Society's combines unyielding passion with nearly a century of experience to fight breast cancer on all fronts and save lives. For more information about the 13th Annual Making Stride Breast Cancer walks or to register, visit makingstridesillinois.com or call 312-279-7376.


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Another beautiful May day and it was time to go up the south side in the Snowdon horseshoe and scamble up Cribau. From there you have a good view at Snowdon, Garnedd Ugain, Crib coch and the lakes below (Glaslyn and Llyn Llydaw). You can also see the most famous pathways up Snowdon; the miners track at the bottom, the Pyg track halfway up and via Crib coch and Garnedd Ugain. Just a shame that it is quite difficult to park at Pen-y-pass (and expensive if you manage to beat the crouwds to it). This is one of the best hiking, scramble areas in north Wales and the views are just something!!
Wales (Cymru in the Welsh language) is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The major cities are Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Bangor. The city of St. Davids is the smallest city in the UK with a population around 2000. Wales itself has a population of around 3 million. The Welsh language is spoken by around 20% of the population.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 10, 2007) -- As ETSU students went to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a new student athletic fee that could return football to the campus in 2010, the Buc Wild student organization in conjunction with the Pirate Club, the Buc Football and Friends Foundation, and the ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics held a pro-football rally outside of the Sherrod Library.
Hundreds of students passed through the Borchuck Plaza, partaking in a free "world's largest cookie," taking a shot at a number of football-related inflatable games, and picking up information regarding the positives a new football program will bring to the ETSU campus.
Students are deciding on whether to pay an addition $50 per semester in 2007-08 and 2008-09, along with an addition $50 per semester in 2009-2010 and 2010-2011, to help fund the operating costs for a new football program, as well as continue Title IX gender equity funding for women's sports.
Results of the vote are expected by 8 p.m. Wednesday evening, and information on the vote will be made available immediately at ETSUBucs.com.


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STERLING – Dixon's Laron Carr channeled his inner Stephen Curry, and that meant trouble for Sterling.
Carr poured in a career-high 25 points to lead the Dukes to 60-46 victory over the Golden Warriors on Friday night at Musgrove Fieldhouse. Dixon (17-5, 5-1) remained a game behind Ottawa (18-1, 7-0) in the loss column in the Northern Illinois Big 12 West.
Carr, who averages 11.7 points per game, spent Thursday night watching the Golden State Warriors defeat the Chicago Bulls 102-87. Curry, the Warriors' crafty, All-Star point guard, poured in 34 points, including a 4-for-6 performance from 3-point range.
Carr nearly equaled that on Friday, hitting 4 of 7 attempts from downtown.
"I remind myself of Steph Curry," Carr said with a smile. "That's who I like, so if I'm open, I'm shooting it. I have confidence in my shot."
Carr was equally efficient from close range, where he was 4-for-5 to finish 9-for-13 overall.
"I just felt like my shot was there," Carr said. "They couldn't really stay in front of me, so when I had the chances, I just took advantage to go to the rim."
The Dukes didn't put the game away until late. They entered the final quarter ahead just 42-39, and Sterling (6-10, 2-3) was within 47-43 when senior forward Draque Penaflor-Heier hit a layup with just more than 5 minutes remaining.
Over the next 2 minutes, however, Dixon went on a 9-0 run. Isaiah Roby had two baskets, Cal Jarrett had one, and the surge was capped by a 3 from Carr to put the Dukes up 56-43.
Sterling's Zach Rehmert responded with a 3 to make it 56-46 with 2:45 to play, but the Golden Warriors frittered away a golden opportunity to do further damage. After forcing a turnover, Juan Gomez missed a layup, then Sterling Thornton missed a putback with 2:30 to play.
After a scramble for the rebound, the Warriors retained possession, but ran 47 seconds off the clock before being whistled for traveling.
"We didn't really execute our offense like we wanted to, and they just made plays down the stretch," Sterling junior Joe Brouilette said. "They have some really talented players, and they made plays when they needed to."
Sterling was 3-for-10 from the field in the fourth quarter, and also missed a pair from the line. The inability to finish games strong is something that has been a problem, and was again on Friday, according to head coach Jim Preston.
"The scoreboard said we did, and the scoreboard doesn't lie," Preston said. "It's not that the kids aren't trying. I know they are, but we just haven't got that fixed yet. It's on all of us to fix it. It's a learning process, and it'll happen when it's ready to happen."
Rehmert led the Warriors with 18 points, while Thornton and Hurley finished with five apiece.
Thornton, who averages 11.5 points per game, was the focus of the Dixon defense. Dixon coach Jason Mead had one of his best defenders, Jarrett, shadow his every move.
"He likes to pull up, and he likes to get in the middle," Jarrett said of Thornton. "I just tried to make it hard for him to get the ball, and when he did get the ball, when he'd go up, I tried to get my hand in there and bother him."
The first time Dixon played Sterling, a 47-45 win for the Dukes back on Dec. 13, Jarrett guarded Rehmert and held him to five points.
"He cares about winning more than he cares about scoring," Mead said of Jarrett. "Most guys that start since they were a freshman, it's 'I've got to get my points.' He exerted a lot of effort on the defensive side of the floor tonight, and he deserves a lot of credit for that."
Roby backed Carr on the offensive end with 22 points on 9-for-16 shooting. Jarrett added 11 points, while Matt Coffey, with two points, was the only other Dixon player to score.
Star of the game: Laron Carr, Dixon, 25 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
Key performers: Isaiah Roby, Dixon, 22 points, 6 rebounds; Zach Rehmert, Sterling, 18 points, 4 rebounds
Up next: Sterling at Sycamore, 7 p.m. Tuesday; LaSalle-Peru at Dixon, 7:30 p.m. Friday
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new to the board and love your site! I thought it was ironic of the Ratbirds Bart Scott (who took every oppurtunity to celebrate the hit on ben last year) to cry about Hines Ward's blocks. I'm not taking away the game they played last year, but i didn't see him pull up on his hit?
What is it with the big, tough, Baltimore defensive players? They continue to whine whenever a wide receiver throws a block at them.
The latest is linebacker Bart Scott, who said in the Baltimore Sun this past week that he threatened to "kill" Hines Ward Monday night after the Steelers receiver blocked him.
"I threatened him," Scott said. "If I see him again, I'm going to threaten him again."
It must have to do with wearing the purple and black because even Rod Woodson, when he played for the Ravens, complained about Ward's blocks.
I suppose even when you play on one of the NFL's better defenses, you don't like it when a wide receiver blocks you. And when those blocks are big enough -- as Ward's was on Scott -- that they're shown all over ESPN, the big, bad linebacker's pride gets hurt.
Isn't this the same Bart Scott who exhilarated in the hit he put on Ben Roethlisberger last season when he had a free shot? That was OK, fly in unblocked and smack into a standing target who cannot see you? But get bowled over by a wide receiver, and it's not so much fun, eh, Bart?
"I just think he took some shots that he didn't have to, and I'm not even talking about my shot. I'm talking about the Ed Reed stuff.''
Oh, that's right, Ward also had the audacity to throw a block on the All-Pro safety. Gee, what's next? He might block one of their defensive linemen?
"With mine, I think I was pulling up,'' Scott whined. "I was letting up because I thought [Willie Parker] was going to run out of bounds. I should've just went for the cheap shot and hit him out of bounds. Then I wouldn't have had to worry about getting blindsided. That's fine, though. He's out there in safe land as a receiver, but I'll get an opportunity one day."
Safe land as a receiver? Ward has probably been hit harder more times in his career than Bart Scott as a linebacker and he has had the concussions to prove it. Pound for pound, though, I'll take Ward on my tough-guy team over the Ray Lewis-wannabe Scott any day.


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