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Naked Tattooed Hottie Jynx

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We first meet Jynx in a sexy white lingerie with a garter belt and hip high fishnet stockings as she climbs onto the lip of the tub and parts her legs, playing with a magic wand toy to stimulate her clit. We note how erect her little nips become from the play, bringing herself to her first climax of the day.

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The nude English tourist – Essex girl Chloe Toy

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Chloe is a marvelous and slim blonde and we’re presented to her in Portugal as she gets off her train wearing an attractive micro-skirt as it is quite warm outside. She gets down on all fours to open up her baggage and show some of the toys she brought along with us and we note the attractive upskirt peeks she’s imparting as the breeze blows her skirt.

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Hawaii porn with FTV Kristen and Nina North

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Cute and pete FTV Kristen returns for some Hawaii porn with her girlfriend Nina North. We meet up with the girls in Waikiki, watching them flirt and kiss down the main strip in front of a lot of tourists! Finding a nice park, we see that Kristen isn’t wearing panties under her dress, and Nina plays with her labia on a bench.

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Teen Lily strips naked at art gallery

At an arts center we get some great upskirt views, then she strips naked at an art gallery. Nobody around, she masturbates to another orgasm with her pocket vibrator…

Only eighteen and a first timer, we’re excited to add FTV Lily to the list of our fresh faced girls.

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Desirable and petite FTV Lily

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Just turned 18, desirable and petite FTV Lily want to start her porn career with First Time Video. She’s adorable, petite, and very excited to get started. We take her to a tourist spot for some public nudity, watching her expose and finger herself while trying not to get caught. Eventually we reach a secluded rooftop where Lily can finally masturbate until she cums.

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Gorgeous Lana returns to FTV

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Gorgeous Lana is one of the favorite FTV girls with members. Six months after her first time video, she’s back for round 2. Still 19, still beautiful. We parade her around a tourist area in a cute summer dress, giving us peeks of her pink panties underneath. She tells us more about herself and does some revealing cartwheels for us where people can see her long sexy legs and a hint of something else…

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Leggy teen FTV Eva loves anal

Leggy teen FTV Eva is only nineteen and she loves anal. She’s a friend of FTV Violet, and was convinced to do her first time video with us, partly because she loves exhibitionism! We take her through town, and she’s flashing away at a car show. Then we find out she’s brought her own butt plug, and pushes it into her butt. It stays there the rest of the morning as we strut around town for more public nudity shots. Lots of people end up getting an eye full of this leggy teen.

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FTV teen Kelly – breaking innocence

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FTV teen Kelly just turned 18 and is breaking her innocence with First Time Video. Okay, she only looks innocent. In truth she claims to be sexually experienced, and loves to masturbate. Still, we make sure she discovers many new things during her photoshoot…

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FTV Cora the exotic girl from LA

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FTV Cora is the exotic girl from LA and wants to make her first time video just for fun. She’s shy and quiet so we start her shoot off at the house. She tries out several sexy outfits for us and gets comfortable in front of the camera, losing her shyness as we go. She talks about her private life, and this cute teen reveals she’s never had an orgasm before!

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Beautiful busty blonde Bonnie at FTV

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Beautiful busty blonde Bonnie is only 19, and she has an amazing pair of natural boobs! Luckily for us, this dream teen wants to make her first time video with us! We first take her to a busy tourist spot, where we get many upskrit views in her cute summer dress without panties. Sitting on a bench at a park, she reveals her big naturals and rubs her clit while trying not to get caught!

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FTV Nicky – Beautiful college ass

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FTV Nicky is a very athletic girl with a beautiful college ass, joining us for her very first time video. She’s comfortable with public nudity so meet her at a hiking trail. It’s filled with people, but she’s sneakily flashes her tops and bottoms throughout, getting lots of attention with that lovely butt of hers.

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Virginity girl FTV Ruby

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Virginity girl FTV Ruby has dabbled with webcams before, but this is her first time video! We meet her at the beach, and convince her to flash her tits and ass for us as she hikes up a hill. What an amazing view at the Pacific Ocean all around.

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Aug 30, 2012

depth and security

Being in Boston ... it's a little bit like meeting someone who you know is smart and very accomplished but is at the same time not at all posh or flashy or arrogant but is, at the same time, very generous. It's easy to learn and get to know them, but then you realize that, oh, my goodness, as you get to know them, there seems to be no end, there's a depth to the personality that can only be because they're learned, they're knowledgeable, and they are not too self-conscious. Boston is like an old, wise professor who is very generous in teaching you and with whom you feel like you can continue to develop.
kairos shen, in the boston globe.
i agree wholeheartedly but this is not, perhaps, the universal experience of greater boston. also see: paul graham on cities and ambition.

Aug 23, 2012

freedom and constraints

freedom is often misunderstood as the absence of constraints on your action. this is not the case: freedom is your ability to voluntarily choose the constraints on action and then to voluntarily submit to these constraints.

a useful consideration when designing products, services, organizations, careers, lives.

also see: kodawarithe key speechmindful eatingequilibrium maintenancethe groundwork on the metaphysics of moralsthe mad farmer liberation front; a just balance.

Aug 22, 2012

co-presence and collaboration

last night, we talked about the difference between services that allow users to be remotely co-present and those that allow users to remotely collaborate.

co-presence is consumption behavior: you are with someone, observing what they are doing. all get, no post, no problems with collision. collaboration is production behavior: you are with someone, working on something together. collaboration is much harder to do well, and gets harder the closer to realtime the collaboration is: at minimum, it requires good collision handling and clear attribution at close to the minimum atomic size of the content being produced. text seems to be the only content being collaboratively produced in any large quantity now and text requires sub-sentence attribution markings. gdocs does neither particularly well, while hackpad does a great job: it is a first-class collaborative document editing tool marked by economy of means. hackpad is nearly feature-complete for my use-cases.

the closer to realtime the collaboration behavior is, the more important it is to have both a way be co-present and a way to collaborate. this is not only good for the user, it is a natural way for the service to reduce collision problems: collaborators tend to avoid bits which they know other collaborators are actively working on. it is smart to build services that tacitly encourage good use. the co-presence information that supports this kind of behavior can be parsimonious and still be useful. this is the only thing that hackpad doesn't yet do which i would love and gdocs does it well: the highlight cursor that shows where someone else in the document's cursor is, to me, a lightweight and effective co-presence indicator. a richer but still lightweight co-presence implementation would be to indicate what other active users are looking at as well as where they are entering new text: viewports and cursor locations.

importantly, though, not all products need this sort of collaboration and co-presence infrastructure built in. some collaboration products need strong norms rather than technical infrastructure to support collaboration. wikis are good for large distributed production and solve the collaboration problem with human gardening; making it possible for lots of people to work on a wiki without wiki interaction norms is probably not a good idea. other products simply don't require collaboration at all. just because you can doesn't mean you should. motivations and objectives are good to think about when making things.

Aug 21, 2012

univariate ratings of multivariate objects

as ever, xkcd is a trenchant observer of our world. in this case, i have shanghaied this comic to concisely make the claim that it is often problematic to impose univariate ratings on multivariate objects like wine, books (mea maxima culpa), influence, etc:

Aug 19, 2012

look no further

jess, our midwest correspondent, sends a poem in book spines from the shelves of michigan's largest bookstore.

Look no further:
the art of eating,
a feast of words,
a cultivated life.
From generation to generation,
cooking amid chaos,
the frugal gourmet keeps the feast.

Aug 17, 2012

There were some good students, and wonderful moments. I think of a class I taught in Philadelphia one evening, at a reformatory. The students were problem children, some criminal, some radically disoriented. On a large block of newsprint I showed them how Chinese characters work, and how a poem written in pictographs is different from a poem written in an alphabet. I moved on to haiku (news to them). At the end of the hour a uniformed guard said my time was up. The whole class, one by one, hugged and kissed me. On the other hand, at Yale, after a lecture, a student stood up and said my every word was wrongheaded and behind the times.

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this is the official bonbon of the academy of management's organizational behavior division. (milk chocolate with artificially flavored hazelnut filling.)

Aug 3, 2012

mind, hands, tools

Science originated from the fusion of two old traditions, the tradition of philosophical thinking that began in ancient Greece and the tradition of skilled crafts that began even earlier and flourished in medieval Europe. Philosophy supplied the concepts for science, and skilled crafts provided the tools.

Aug 2, 2012

teaching to see

edward tufte's film  about what inge druckrey (a swiss graphic designer on the faculty at the university of the arts in philadelphia) believes seeing is about and how she teaches her students to do it  is here. 30 minutes, and worth the time.

Aug 1, 2012

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Review: 'Spider-Mans'

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spidermanintothespiderverse.jpgPerhaps it was me, but I sensed a smidgen of negativity towards my review of Avengers: Infinity War. Like, just featuring Rocket Raccoon on the poster (he's in there somewhere, I'm sure) just wasn't enough for some of you. To be fair, if Infinity War ends up winning the Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture, as billion dollar box office blockbusters from Disney are known to do, well, that would be both bad and also probably completely my fault, so preemptive apologies if it does!

Now I'm reviewing another Marvel movie with a supporting character who's totally furry, but that's about it. In this case, it's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and that character is Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham (voiced by John Mulaney), an anthropomorphic spider (bitten by a radioactive pig, see). On one hand, despite being a part of a much larger cast, I feel Rocket got a slightly bigger role in his movie. He has his own subplot with a bit of an arc to it, while Peter Porker is basically just another member of the team; the movie's focus is on other teammates.

On the other hand, Spider-Ham is part of a much smaller ensemble, so though his role is smaller, his screentime is bigger, and though the movie focuses more on the three versions of Spider-Man that are the most "normal" (Miles Morales, Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy) rather than the "gimmicky" characters (Spider-Man Noir, Peni Parker and Spider-Ham), Spider-Ham gets the most attention of that trio, being the last of the three to leave and the one who gets the stand-out action beat (as well as being just a scene-stealer in general).

And on the gripping hand, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is just a way better movie than Avengers: Infinity War.

Review: 'Avengers: Infinity War'

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Avengers: Infinity WarTo begin, a little bit of justification as to why I'm reviewing this. In addition to being the 19th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Avengers three ... point five ... ish, this movie is also essentially Guardians of the Galaxy volume 2.5. And seeing as how that team just won its second motion picture Ursa Major by a pretty good margin over historically fierce competition, well, this is a team furries apparently care about, even if it's really just Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) bringing the furry.

Next, a little bit of warning. This movie ends on what could be a cliffhanger which may totally be retconned out of existence by the end of next year's Untitled Avengers Film, or maybe not, in which case there is a lot, a lot, of stuff to spoil. Now, people have a tendency to act, well, spoiled about spoilers, which basically didn't exist before Alfred Hitchcock invented the idea to promote Psycho, despite the fact that the trailer consists of Hitchcock giving the game away, since it doesn't matter.

However, there's no need to be rude, so I'm not going into the ending, other than I think I will reveal Rocket's fate, so you know whether or not, as a furry, you should just give up on this Marvel Cinematic Universe or not.

But I'll do that after the break, so if you don't want to know, well, don't click "read more".

New Howard the Duck comic book series to launch Wednesday

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howardtheduck1.jpgWell, this story just keeps on getting more and more appropriate.

Not long after making his return to movies in the after credits gag from Guardians of the Galaxy after an infamous 1986 outing, Howard the Duck will gain his first ongoing comic since 1979 (not counting a mostly official two issue continuation of the series in 1986 in conjunction with the movie). He's appeared in various mini-series since that time, with many guest spots and cameos (Marvel writer Brian Michael Bendis has claimed never to have typed the words "Howard the Duck" despite the character appearing in the background of multiple series by him), and he was one of the non-zombie leads in the Marvel Zombies 5 mini-series, but this is first ongoing since the seventies.

The new series will be written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Joe Quinones. It will retail for $3.99 and has a rating from Marvel of T+.

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #24 ('Guardians of the Galazy', 'TMNT')

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beboprocksteadyalt.jpgAt this point, I’m a bit behind of recent comic books, but I’m trying to get caught back up to recent times while bringing our readers reviews of every issue of Guardians of the Galaxy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and a few even newer series we’ll be getting to eventually.

But for now, we’ve got Guardians of the Galaxy, plus I finish up the final couple of TMNT villains issues.

Opinion: The top ten movies of 2014

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It’s surprising how important this top ten list is to me. I’m already thinking about possibilities for 2015; it’s going to be a fun year. Or really disappointing. One or the other.

But enough about next year - here’s ten movies from 2014 I liked.

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #23 ('GotG', 'MLP:FiM' and 'TMNT')

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Guardians of the Galaxy #7We’ve got three issues from what are becoming the core books of this Pull List series of articles.

The oldest title in the series is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which has been around since the first Pull List and 14 issues have appeared in 14 other pull lists, counting this one. Eight spin-off issues, including the original Micro-Series, the Villains Micro-Series and The Secret History of the Foot Clan have also appeared in seven Pull Lists, bringing the total TMNT number to 23 issues in 22 Pull Lists.

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic began at the beginning with #1 in Pull List #6. Since then, 10 other issues have appeared in nine other Pull Lists, with seven issues of its Micro-Series featuring in seven Pull Lists, bring the franchise’s total up to 18 issues in 17 Pull Lists.

The new kids on the block are the Guardians of the Galaxy, with seven issues in seven Pull Lists and no spin-offs, so they’re also the easiest to keep track of.

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #22 ('Howard the Duck')

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Howard the Duck #8For all the hubbub about Marvel Studios deciding to go with an obscure team featuring a talking raccoon with a machine gun for their latest movie, they’re only continuing on as they started.

Think about it; not counting serials, what was the first DC universe character to get his own movie? Batman, followed by Superman (followed by Batman, Batman again, even more Batman, Superman, Superman and next Batman and Superman together). That’s their two biggest guns, and barring that weird Ryan Reynolds thing and Vertigo adaptations, that’s about it.

What was Marvel’s first superhero to get his own theatrical movie? Howard the Duck, followed by Blade, a character who struggles to headline his own comic books, but somehow managed a trilogy of movies. Yeah, Howard the Duck was the first obvious warning sign George Lucas wasn’t perfect, but now that Guardians of the Galaxy movie doesn’t sound so weird, does it?

Anyway, this is a special edition of Pull List; we’re taking a look back at one of the odder cult characters in mainstream comics. Howard the Duck got his start in a horror comic, of all places, created by weird writer extraordinaire Steve Gerber (four words: elf with a gun). Howard would have been a nobody in his home universe, where everybody is a duck, but he got stuck in our world, “trapped in a world he never made,” as the series’ tagline goes (which kind of applies to everybody, but whatever), so he got his own comic book series here.

His comics’ introduction describes him:

From the time of his hatching, he was … different. A potentially brilliant scholar who dreaded the structured environment of school, he educated himself in the streets, taking whatever work was available, formulating his philosophy of self from what he learned of the world about him. And then the Cosmic Axis shifted … and that world changed. Suddenly, he was stranded in a universe he could not fathom. Without warning, he became a strange fowl in an even stranger land.

A completely biased review of 'The Guardians of the Galaxy'

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Guardians of the GalaxySo, there was recently an article on Flayrah I can’t link to anymore since the author asked it be removed, but the general gist of it was that bias in criticism is bad. Not going to argue that point one way or another, but argue a side tangent; the article never really said so, but the argument the author was really making was that negative bias is bad. Positive bias is either okay, or just doesn’t exist.

I don’t like onions, so I would be a terrible person to ask if an onion is good or not. However, if you liked onions, and they were your favorite food, you would also be a terrible person to ask for a review of a particular onion. I would say this onion is bad, because to me, all onions are bad. You would say this onion is good, because to you, all onions are good. Together, our reviews of the onion have told us nothing about this particular onion.

In case you haven’t noticed, I’ve been waiting for this movie a while; you could say I’m biased for it. So, by my very argument, I am unqualified to review this movie. I’m going to do it anyway, because I can, and besides, if one person has a bias, the odds are that many other people share the same bias.

Besides, this isn’t my first rodeo; I know what I’m doing, and believe I am capable of looking past my biases and giving this movie a fair review. Not like it can complain; I’m going to say this movie is awesome, after all.

But, fair warning; this is a biased review. Also, never ask me to review an onion.

Review: 'Rocket Raccoon and Groot: The Complete Collection'

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Rocket Raccoon and Groot: The Complete CollectionThe title of this collection is misleading; it collects almost every issue Rocket Raccoon and/or Groot appeared in with the exceptions of any issues of Guardians of the Galaxy or books where they appeared as part of that team. As a side note, Rocket is the only Guardian who has been an active member of that team since the beginning (not counting the original, alternate future Guardians); even Star-Lord was momentarily kicked off the team.

But anyway, these are the solo adventures of both Groot and Rocket, plus their team ups, including their first appearances in Tales to Astonish #13 way back in 1959 for Groot (that’s right, Groot is over half a century old) and both of Rocket Raccoon’s first appearances. I’ll explain that better below.

All together, they form a great introduction to the characters, especially for fans whose only knowledge that these two characters exists comes from the upcoming movie.

This collection includes stories by Bill Mantlo, Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, and Larry Lieber, with art by Keith Giffen, Sal Buscema, Mike Mignola, Timothy Green II and Jack Kirby. The cover is by Mike Mignola, with a back cover by Skottie Young.

New York, NY, Marvel, April 2013, trade paperback $18.96 (264 pages).

Ooga-chaka, ooga-chaka: 'Guardians of the Galaxy' trailer collection

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With Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy featuring Rocket Raccoon hitting theaters on August 1, here's a look back at the movie's trailers.

Trailer 1

This teaser trailer appeared during Jimmy Kimmel Live! back in February and reintroduced the world to Blue Suede's "Hooked on a Feeling".

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #20 ('GotG' and 'MLP')

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Applejack party hat It’s another milestone issue, so we’re bringing back the “animals wearing party hats” tag. I couldn’t find a picture of Rocket Raccoon wearing a party hat, however. Seems he’s not the type to do something like that. But Applejack is the best pony for wearing hats (in addition to being best pony, period), and her Micro-Series is finally here, so there we go.

Also, since this issue number is divisible by ten, there’s another index of previous issues, in case you’ve been looking forward to it.

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #19 ('GotG', 'MLP:FiM' and 'TMNT')

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Guardians of the Galaxy #5 (Alt Cover)I’m going to slip into a pattern here, with three titles that you’ll be seeing one each in each Pull List for a while; Guardians of the Galaxy, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I guess if you don’t care for one of those, you’ll be doing a lot of skipping. If you don’t like two of them, you’ll definitely want to skip these. And if you absolutely can’t stand any of them, that’s pretty bad. It probably means you don’t like comic books.

That’s okay. Maybe you got a really bad paper cut from one as a child. That could scar you for life, I guess. Not literally. Paper cuts don’t tend to lend scars.

Rocket Raccoon gets his own comic book series

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Rocket Raccoon If you thought the Guardians of the Galaxy comic book series from Marvel sounded interesting, but were disappointed at the gun-toting-raccoon-to-green-skinned-alien ratio, July will see that situation rectified. Rocket Raccoon is getting his own ongoing series.

The book will be drawn and written by Skottie Young, best known for his work on Marvel’s comic adaptations of L. Frank Baum’s Oz books, along with cover work for many Marvel titles. He is known for his cartoony style, an obvious fit with Rocket Raccoon’s funny animal roots. Like Rocket, this will be Young’s first ongoing title as a writer. You can see uncolored inside art for the first issue at MTV News.

The comic’s title was originally Rocket Raccoon and Groot, but Rocket’s “personal houseplant/muscle” was demoted, though he’ll still feature prominently. The rest of the Guardians will mostly stay in their own book, though Rocket and Groot will remain a part of that book’s cast.

In case you somehow missed it, Rocket Raccoon will also, completely uncoincidentally, appear in the Guardians of the Galaxy movie hitting theaters August 1, directed by James Gunn, featuring Bradley Cooper as the voice of Rocket.

Wide release live action furry movies for 2014

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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes In addition to the animated movies with a variety of anthropomorphics, animals and anthropomorphic animals coming out some time this year, there are four major live action releases this year that furries may want to mark on their calendar: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Hobbit: There and Back Again and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Dates listed are for North American releases. Furries in other areas of the world may have to wait a bit longer, but all four are big blockbuster type movies counting on worldwide revenue; be patient and they’ll reach you eventually.

Three comic book reviews: Pull List #18 (‘Avengers Arena,’ ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ and ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’)

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Avengers Arena #11Like I recently went with a triple feature for My Little Pony, I decided to do a pure Marvel comics Pull List. Why should IDW get all the fun? So we’re going to pretend like this is a special Marvel edition, okay? Anyway, until Beast uses bikini wax, make mine Marvel!

I’m sorry, was that weird? I read that somewhere.

Avengers Arena #11

We get a breather issue after the horrific events of issues #9 and #10, in which we had two deaths in two issues; Juston in #9 (nooooo!) and Nico in #10 (did not see that one coming). Instead of dealing with the still rampaging Apex, we catch up with Avengers Academy alumni Hazmat and Reptil, who are hanging out on a beach while the rest of the cast are running for their lives from a crazy girl who occasionally turns into her nice twin brother (it’s complicated).


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Early detection and treatment of osteoporosis can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life and level of activity as they age into their senior years. A bone densitometry scan is a painless test that accurately measures bone density and can be a useful tool in preventing and treating osteoporosis and potential fractures. Any runner or walker can benefit from this scan and become more knowledge about preventing future injury.

Dr. Mary Klimek from Lake Union Wellness will be at the store on August 17 to perform free bone densitometry scans to anyone who is interested.  No appointment is necessary.

What is osteoporosis?
Both women and men begin losing bone mass at around age thirty-five, as a natural part of the aging process. Bone loss escalates for women after menopause due to declining levels of estrogen. This puts women at special risk for developing osteoporosis, which is a skeletal disorder characterized by thin, weakened bones that are easily fractured.  It’s crucial to raise awareness about the importance of regular screening, early detection, and treatment of osteoporosis.

What is the screening test like?
This screening test takes about a minute. The patient simply removes a shoe and places his/her heel into a footrest. The scan measures the ultrasound properties of the calcaneus, which is a load-bearing bone.

How do I get my results?
A written report is generated and given directly to the patient. Similar to a DEXA scan report, the portable unit indicates: a T score, which is the standard deviation away from peak bone-mineral density; and a Z score, which is the standard deviation above or below the mean for age-matched controls. These T scores are comparable to spine or hip bone mineral density.

What should I do with the report?
Dr. Mary Klimek of Lake Union Wellness will be on site and will be able to discuss the results and to see if follow-up is necessary. If the results indicate signs of bone thinning or osteoporosis, additional studies, like a lumbar and hip DEXA scan, may be recommended to obtain more detailed information.

When should I have my first bone scan?
As soon as possible!  Since this is a non-invasive technique, it’s always great to get a baseline at any age.  It’s a lot easier to PREVENT osteoporosis/fracture than it is to REVERSE it!  At the very least, regular scanning should begin around the time of menopause unless existing medical problems might lead to early bone loss, putting you at increased risk for osteoporosis.

What about follow-up?
If you have normal bone density, follow-up DEXA scanning is recommended every three to five years. However, if you are being treated for osteoporosis, a DEXA scan maybe necessary every one to two years. The scan precisely captures small changes in bone mass, which can help you and your doctor follow the progress of the treatment.

What other new imaging technology is available locally for bone health?
People are living longer these days, which makes bone health more important than ever.

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The custom made PVC label is widely used.  Anything that is branded has a label such as clothing, shoes, bags, hats, equipment, uniforms and pet accessories.  Flexsystems has been making custom PVC labels in California for over 20 years.

We recently created this custom made PVC label for our customer The Puppy Project based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  Daša Lipovšek, PhD, KPA-CTP is the coach and trainer at The Puppy Project with an extensive background in education to provide the most effective, up to date training.  Through positive reinforcement and a big fan of clicker training, she has worked with others to train their puppies and dogs for over 20 years.  Each session is tailored to your dog with private coaching and classes with 2-4 puppies.  Check out The Puppy Project here to get your training started.

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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Polar kraft Outlander...Built in Indiana, Bred Here in Maine!

Captain Arnie Clay is not your typical fair weather boater.  For the past 15 years, Arnie’s outfit, Thornehead Guide & Travel, Inc., has offered seaduck hunting trips during the months of November through January .  His clients are waterfowlers from all over the United States who come to enjoy world class duck hunting in Casco Bay.

Many people can not even imagine getting into a boat in January, but folks like Arnie live for those frigid winter days when the sky is crystal-blue, and the winds are light.  Those are the days that he’s out in the bay with his new Polar kraft 2010 Center Console designed specifically for men like him.  Arnie has modified his boat so that it is perfectly suited for his guide business.  He has added a Lowrance Sonar/ GPS, a VHF radio, dual batteries, a custom leaning post, kayak accessory brackets for the layout boats, and plenty of safety gear, decoys, and firearms.  Arnie calls it a “seaduck hunting machine.”

Make sure you check out Thornehead Guide & Travel, Inc. at:
The 2010 CC is just one of five new Outlander models offered including a 2010 Side Console, a 2010 Twin Console with full canvas, a 2010 Tiller model, and a 163 Twin Console with full canvas.  These new offerings compliment the 186 SC and 179 TC that have been available for the past few years.

The Outlander series was developed in cooperation between Hamlin’s Marine, L.L.Bean, and Polar kraft specifically for the harsh waterways and weather conditions of Maine.  Hamlin’s Marine was present at the factory during the engineering of the new Outlander models (check out Youtube for videos of the 2010 design), and we can say with certainty that these boats are the most practical and rugged aluminum boats that have ever touched the water in Maine.  Whether you are hunting, fishing, or just want a safe way to explore Maine, come to Hamlin’s and check out the new Outlander series.

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Not long till Newark Show

Not long now to the Newark quilt show, we’re currently packing our van and getting ready to go. We look forward to seeing everyone there, if you see us come and say hello, even just to have a try and see how easy the frame makes quilting.

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Saturday, December 8, 2012

Sandy blew out the lights at Brooklyn Bridge Park — now closing’s at dusk instead of 1 a.m.

 Jer Thorp and Nora Lidgus with their dog Trapper John in Brooklyn Bridge Park. They’re  upset the park has been closing at dusk because of Superstorm Sandy knocked out the lights. Sandy blew out the lights at Brooklyn Bridge Park — now closing’s at dusk instead of 1 a.m. - NY Daily News

Brooklyn’s gleaming new waterfront park is dark — and the neighbors are mad.
Brooklyn Bridge Park has been closing at dusk - 430-p.m.-ish these days - ever since Superstorm Sandy knocked out the electricity.
Park officials said repairs will be a long time coming.
The popular shorefront recreation spot might not return to its normal 1 a.m. closing time until spring when the lighting system is fixed, a park official said.
That’s riled up residents of DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens who consider the 85-acre oasis their go-to place for walking and jogging after work.
“These people should have been prepared for this natural disaster,” said Mark Young, 42, a park regular who lives on Jay St. in DUMBO.
“They need to fix the lighting ASAP,” he fumed.
But the repair job can’t be rushed because of the “complexity” of the park’s lighting system, spokeswoman Teresa Gonzalez said.
Until the work is done the sundown shutdown is a must, she said: “Proper lighting of the park in the evening is a public safety issue we take very seriously.”
The fix-up may take until spring because specialized equipment must be ordered and lead times are long, she said.
The shopping list is lengthy; transformers, switch gear, breakers and fuses all need to be replaced.
Equipment that didn’t have to be thrown away must be taken apart and cleaned to get rid of salty residue that flood waters left behind.

Prompted by 4:28 p.m. December sunsets, Brooklyn Bridge Park workers patrol the grounds telling visitors to leave.
Their vigilance has ended evening walks on the shoreline for Nora Lidgus, boyfriend Jer Thorp and their dog Trapper John.
“We’re bummed out,” said Lidgus, 31. “We’re trying to wait patiently.”
The couple live on Plymouth St. in DUMBO — where Thorp, 37, finds neighborhood streets are full of dog owners displaced from the park when he takes Trapper John out for 10 p.m. strolls.
“We know our dog-walking isn’t a priority — but hopefully we can get back in the park soon,” he said wistfully.
Jen Masterson, 35, is upset she’s shut out of her favorite park at night.
“I miss it,” said the Main St. DUMBO resident who brings her dog Blue to the park’s dog run.
“I’m from New Hampshire,” she said. “This park is ‘nature’ for me.”

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  1. How sad for the dogs? Dogs in my neighborhood are not allowed in parks and the parks close at dusk. It's hard to be treated like everyone else.


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Hard To Swallow

The hardest thing for a film like Choke was that its major draw-card was also going to attract its biggest criticism. Like the son of a sport star, Choke had massive shoes to fill.Choke is the second film adapted from the critically acclaimed author Chuck Palahniuk, most reputably known for the punch in the guts that was Fight Club (and when I say critically acclaimed, I should explain that I mean it in much the same way as I would; the critically acclaimed author Irvine Welsh. Meaning that there are few Irvine Welsh fans as there are fans of Trainspotting).Fight Club is one of my favourite movies of all time, and one of the rare films that defy the common theory that “the book is always better.”David Fincher visually perfected the intensity and raw power that made the book so definitive and with stellar performances from Ed Norton, Brad Pitt and Helena Bonham-Carter, Fight Club catapulted to the leagues of Taxi Driver and Scarface.I began reading Choke shortly after I had finished Fight Club. The book was amazing. As his fourth novel to be published, Palahniuk had perfected his craft and was able to further explore a place somewhere between psychedelic and psychotic.Unfortunately, Clark Gregg’s interpretation failed miserably to extract and capture the disturbing sense of humour and gritty detail, which made this book so incredible.(This is Gregg’s directorial debut. Before stepping behind the lens, some of you may recognise him as Agent Coulson of the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division in Iron Man. Check out his profile here).Choke’s anti-hero Victor Mancini, much like Tyler Durden, has more issues than your average porn fiend and much of the plot revolves around his inability to cope with where his life is heading. However, where Fight Club focuses on the effect of Tyler’s problem, Choke attempts to explore the cause of Victor’s current mental state.In between his day job as a historical interpreter and caring for his mother whose memory is slowly deteriorating, Victor attends group therapy sessions for sex addicts and chokes on food at restaurants, only to be saved by unsuspecting victims. It is his theory, that when a person saves your life, they feel somewhat responsible for your well-being.Sam Rockwell saves the movie from being a complete pile of shit. His portrayal of Victor is exactly as we all pictured in our heads and makes you wonder whether Palahniuk had him in mind when he wrote the book. Without Rockwell’s wit and charm, Victor could have easily been perceived as any old con man or creep.Kelly Macdonald is extremely bland as Victor’s love interest. She has lost all of the boldness and cheek, which made her so appealing in Trainspotting.Brad William Henke (who some will recognise from his small role in Dexter, check it out) is confusing as Victor’s best friend. As a second-rate Seth Rogen, Henke switches between complete moron and sexual deviant to Victor’s insightful and thought-provoking conscience on the side.One scene in particular basically sums up the kind of humour you can expect from Choke and demonstrates Rockwell’s natural ability to entertain…Having finally received a hand-job from the historical milkmaid; Victor is sprung by his boss Charlie (played wonderfully by director Clark Gregg). As she sleeps with Victor’s dick in her hand and Charlie confesses his love for her, Victor awkwardly tries to convince him to give her another chance. In what Victor manipulates into a perfectly rational explanation, Charlie leaves not only willing to pursue his love again but actually thanks him for the advice.As an adaption, Choke is disappointing. Gregg, who is obviously a fan, has tried to extract far too many elements from the text and has been unable to provide enough screen time to justify them.Those of you hoping for another Fight Club – DON’T! Leave your expectations at the door and try to judge this film on its’ own merits. (And yes, yes, I understand the hypocrisy of all this – telling you not to compare the two, when I have spent this entire article doing exactly that).At the end of the day, Choke succeeds as an original comedy and still a very enjoyable film. Sam Rockwell never fails to disappoint and his performance alone is well worth your time.2.5 starsIn the meantime, you can check out the official trailer here.And for those of you with some time to kill, here is a great list of some other book-to-screen adaptations.


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Consolidated policy framework and governance models for synergies in rural-urban linkages

Specific Challenge

Increasing urbanisation and the transformation of rural economies and communities result in new types of rural-urban interaction and dependency, to which policies and governance approaches still have to fully adapt. Consolidated evidence is needed to assess the impact of such interaction on rural growth potential (in which there is an increasing interest worldwide) and understand, in concrete and operational terms, how linkages and dependencies between urban and rural activities affect the creation of added value and jobs. Recent studies have provided some evidence that well-functioning relationships between urban and rural areas can lead to higher growth rates in both. They may also deliver more sustainable, integrated and inclusive forms of development, building on local assets and natural resources to improve adaptation and resilience to global change. There is a need for thorough understanding and a consolidated conceptual framework is needed to tailor policy intervention at different scales so as to maximise rural job and growth creation on the basis of synergistic interaction.

Building on the EU typology of urban and rural areas and on the outcomes of previous studies on rural-urban linkages, proposals should consolidate a conceptual and policy framework adapted to the diversity of European needs, including a well-argued approach to defining functional areas. They should analyse how European rural areas interact with other (in particular, urban) areas in their region or beyond, exploring endogenous conditions that enable them to interact and quantifying the importance of these connections for the rural economy and society. Activities should involve case studies covering a diverse set of territorial contexts and scales of analysis describing practical linkages between rural and urban activities, mutual dependencies, competitive or synergistic relationships, the distribution of value-adding production steps between rural and urban areas and the institutional and policy context. Proposals should involve participatory research identifying concrete opportunities for greater synergies and cooperation between urban and rural activities and communities, bottlenecks impeding synergistic development and concrete solutions to remove these bottlenecks. Activities should assess the effectiveness of a variety of existing or emerging governance approaches and instruments, including those provided by the European structural and investment funds, looking at official authorities but also at informal governance groups (e.g. local action groups). Concrete outputs could be a set of governance models and tools adapted to different types of situation. Such models should cater for better economic development as well as for modernisation of service delivery.

Activities should look at economic, environmental and social linkages and dependencies in an integrated way and examine various territorial settings, covering various forms of territorial interaction beyond city-hinterland relationships, including networks of small market towns and other types of more distant, cross-border or international interaction.

Projects should fall under the concept of the 'multi-actor approach', involving local development or economic development bodies in rural and urban areas or representatives of both rural and urban economic players. Activities should involve engagement with government bodies at the appropriate scale, and with businesses and society. Targeted communication activities and easy-to-use policy-oriented outputs and training material will ensure maximum uptake of the results during the lifetime of the project and beyond. Networking activities between case-study areas and other areas interested in rural-urban synergies and leading to longer-term cooperation may be envisaged. Some cooperation activities with projects financed under topic RUR-2-2017 could be included.

The Commission considers that proposals requesting a contribution from the EU of up to EUR 6 million would allow this specific challenge to be addressed appropriately. Nonetheless, this does not preclude submission and selection of proposals requesting other amounts.

Expected Impact

Results are expected to improve policies for the management of rural-urban linkages through:

  • consolidation of a policy-oriented conceptual framework allowing the quantitative and qualitative description of a wide range of economic, environmental and social interactions and the definition of functional areas;
  • improved understanding of functional rural-urban linkages and how these translate into varying development patterns, helping to explain growth and employment performance and sustainability;
  • identification of opportunities for greater cross-sectoral cooperation and synergies; and
  • provision of:
    • a set of successful and transferable governance models applicable to different types of situation and rural settings;
    • appropriate policy recommendations to enhance the development of these governance models at various scales; and
    • communication and training material to facilitate dissemination of projects outcomes and foster their uptake by a significant number of relevant authorities across Europe.

Better managed urban-rural relationships, improved governance and increased cross-sectoral cooperation will enable further growth and job creation in rural areas in the long term.

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Application date
13 Sep 2016
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Fundoo Internship/Fellowship (with Stipend)

Fundoo Internship/Fellowship (with Stipend)

Paid Fellowship Program, Vadodara

Who are we?

Fundoo Labs Creative Learning LLP is an innovative education start-up offering hands-on activities/experiments in the field of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to school kids. We strongly believe that quality of life of every individual (and thus, the quality of country and its future) depends on their skills. The prime intention of Fundoo Labs is to enhance STEM skills of our next generation to make it most creative and innovative task force.

We are looking for the people who are passionate for bridging scientific skill gap by changing the way of learning Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

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Fundoo Fellowship program brings together like-minded, talented, and young individuals who want to bring a positive change in the education domain across various STEM centers in Vadodara. Simultaneously, identifying and developing their own strengths and weaknesses.

Through this program, the fellows not only contribute in the lives of students, teachers, school, and parents by making them realize the importance of activity-based education and hands-on learning but also, undertake various responsibilities that in turn make the fellows more competent, skilled, and diligent for other roles they are going to undertake. Fellows are actively mentored and will benefit from the experience of working in such practical classes.

The fellowship operates in cycles of 3 Months, 6 Months & 12 Months. Fundoo Labs would pay the stipend to the selected fellows and expect fellows to facilitate/conduct experiment classes across age groups.

One can promise a commitment in either of the three options. There is no bond and one has the option to leave before completing his/her opted time period. However, Fellowship is a commitment and is meant for those who are motivated to bring about change at the heart of our education system – schools. We don’t want fellows who will drop out prematurely due to family pressures, marriage plans, and fancy pay package of their friends or a university education. Hence, the flexibility in duration of commitment cycles

Interested applicants can send the mail mentioning their basic profile to If we found your profile matching our needs, we would call you for face to face discussion.

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The first days of Autumn

We are officially at the awkward stage of transitioning into Autumn season where it's cold in the morning but warm by the afternoon so it can be pretty tricky when choosing what to wear at this time of year. But really fall is a great season for dressing, I think we all look forward to buying some knitwear, maybe a new jacket and it is definitely an excuse for a new pair of boots!

For this look it was still relatively warm so I decided to get my legs out one last time before saying goodbye to Summer. My blouse and skirt are from, I love the sheerness of the fabric on this blouse along with the ruffle detailing. I really don't think ruffle is going any time soon! I wore a lot of denim skirts this summer but mainly lighter coloured ones. Denim skirts are so easy to wear and with this skirt being a really dark grey - almost black, makes it a perfect Autumn skirt.

My go to sunglasses shape are always a cat eye. These ones are from Missy empire and are definitely "get the look for less". Moving onto the shoes, these are my favourite at the moment and they are my Fourrure fur shoes. Fur sliders have been every where this summer whether they be ostrich feathers, faux fur or fox fur! But these are more than a slider. They are a full leather ballet shoe with a large amount of fur on the front to make a statement. There are many other colours and also a slip on design available, this new brand are very chic and come all the way from Copenhagen. They aren't priced in sterling on the website but if you are after a pair you can contact them directly on instagram @fourruredk

To shop my look click the links at the bottom!

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Sunglasses - Missy Empire 'Ahana sunglasses'
Blouse body - Brand attic 'Neon rose ruffle wrap body'
Denim skirt - Brand attic 'High waisted raw hem denim mini'
Fur shoes - Fourrure 'Dichmann'

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10 Commandments of Firearm Safety

10 Commandments of Firearm Safety
Commandment 1. Watch the muzzle! Keep it pointed in a safe direction at all times. (Shutterstock image)

With fall hunting seasons on your mind, here's a list of firearm safety steps every hunter show know.

Contributor Andy Olivera shared this list in the current issue of Texas Game & Fish magazine.

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1. Watch the muzzle! Keep it pointed in a safe direction at all times.

2. Treat every firearm with the respect of a loaded gun. It might be loaded, even if you think it isn't.

3. Be sure of the target and what is in front of it and beyond it. Know the identifying features of the game you hunt. Make sure you have an adequate backstop — don't shoot at a flat, hard surface or at water.

4. Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot. This is the best way to prevent an accidental discharge.

5. Check your barrel and ammunition. Make sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions, and carry only the proper ammunition for your firearm.

6. Unload firearms when not in use. Leave actions open, and carry firearms in cases and unloaded to and from your shooting location.

7. Point a firearm only at something you intend to shoot. Avoid all horseplay with a gun.

8. Don't run, jump, or climb with a loaded firearm. Unload a firearm before you climb a fence or tree, or jump a ditch. Pull a firearm toward you by the butt, not the muzzle.

9. Store firearms and ammunition separately and safely. Store in secure locations beyond the reach of children and careless adults.

10. Avoid alcoholic beverages before and during shooting. Also avoid mind- or behavior-altering medicines or drugs.

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Our Finest Fall Grouse Hunts

Our Finest Fall Grouse Hunts

Skeptics may differ, but grouse are where you find them. These proven public lands should produce good shooting this month. Lace up your hiking boots and get going! (October 2007)

Photo by Tim Lesmeister.

When it comes to grouse hunting in Ohio, the news is both good and bad. The bad news is that for decades, Ohio's grouse populations have been on a slow, steady decline. Modern forestry practices and the public's love affair with big trees have transformed Ohio's once-healthy mixed forestlands into endless stands of climax forest, which are not conducive to sustaining grouse populations.

Now for the good news.

Throughout Ohio, local grouse populations are on the rise, which means there is still plenty of good hunting available. The ingredients for a successful grouse hunt include knowing where the birds are and a willingness to work to get to them.

We'll supply the "where to go" information for hunters willing to put in an honest day's work climbing the slopes and making their way through thick, tangled cover.

Here's where to find some good grouse hunting in Ohio this fall:

The Ohio Division of Wildlife's District Four is no doubt the cornerstone of Buckeye State grouse hunting. This unglaciated, forested region has always been the place to be for ruffed grouse.

The center of southeastern Ohio's grouse lands is the 63,000-acre Shawnee State Forest, the largest of Ohio's state forests.

"Shawnee is probably the top destination for grouse hunting in the district because of the severe ice storm that occurred in February 2003," said Mike Reynolds, an Ohio Division of wildlife biologist. "It caused quite a bit of disturbance and opened up the forest canopy. This allowed dense shrubs like greenbrier and other small trees to fill in."

As every grouse hunter knows, the best grouse cover is the thickest. Stands of 5- to 15- year-old saplings with low, woody cover are perfect for grouse. By the time the 2007 upland season opens, the areas that were affected by the ice storm will be 4 1/2 years old, which means they'll be prime grouse cover.

Shawnee State Forest is bisected by state Route 125. Reynolds recommends exploring the region south of the highway, where the storm was most severe. He noted that in this region, there are thousands of acres of habitat worth exploring.

Based on recent Grouse Hunter Diary returns, Buckeye State hunters can expect slightly more than one flush per hour of hunting here in Scioto County. This was the best flush rate in the state.

The best way to access the southern portion of the forest is via its network of forestry maintenance roads. Just pick a road and drive until you find good grouse habitat.

But be prepared to work because as Reynolds notes, this is one of the toughest areas in Ohio to hunt. Only the southern reaches of Monroe and Washington counties near the Ohio River match the steep, rugged terrain. The huge numbers of blowdowns, which have created the new grouse habitat, can make walking through this area a challenge.

Reynolds' last tip is to check out the ridges where thickets of greenbrier exist. Many hunters report that this is where they have been flushing the most birds.

For maps or more information, contact the ODOW's District Four office, 360 East State Street, Athens OH 45701; or call (740) 589-9930. Also contact the Shawnee State Forest office, 13291 U.S. Route 52, West Portsmouth, OH 45663-8906; or call (740) 858-6685.

In addition to Shawnee State Forest, Reynolds also recommended Zaleski State Forest in Vinton County and Tar Hollow State Forest in Ross County. Both are actively managed for timber, and continuous cuttings have created areas of new growth. In addition, both state forests also contain grouse-management areas, parcels of land specifically managed to create better grouse habitat.

These management areas are open to hunting and receive some pressure they are still worth a look. Biologists and forest managers report plenty of grouse drumming every spring in these management areas.

The Zaleski State Forest Grouse Management Area is off Baptist Church Road and Atkinson Road via state Route 278. The Grouse Management Area is east of Route 278 in Zaleski.

Tar Hollow hunters can access the grouse management area, which lies in the northwestern corner of the property, via Coey Hollow Road and state forest roads 11 and 12.

At both locations, hunters can expect rugged terrain, but not as steep or daunting as Shawnee State Forest with fewer blowdowns.

According to data collected from the Grouse Hunter Diary survey, Vinton County yielded .7 flushes per hour, or one bird per 1 1/2 hours of hunting. Ross County was slightly lower with .5 flushes per hour, or one flush per two hours of hunting.

Don't expect to get a shot every 15 minutes, but hunters who target the best cover will find birds.

For more information about the 28,000-acre Zaleski State Forest, contact the ODOW's District Four office, or the forest headquarters at Zaleski State Forest, P.O. Box 330, State Route 278, Zaleski, Ohio 45698; or call (740-596-5781).

The ingredients for a successful grouse hunt include knowing where the birds are and a willingness to work to get to them.

For more information regarding 16,120-acre Tar Hollow State Forest, contact the ODOW's District Four office, or the forest headquarters at Tar Hollow State Forest, 2731 Stoney Creek Road, Chillicothe, OH 45601: or call 1-877-247-8733.

Timbering also occurs on the lands commonly known as the Mead Paper Company Lands. These private company holdings in Vinton and Jackson counties have been opened to public hunting through agreements with the Ohio Division of Wildlife.

However, ownership of these lands has changed several times in the last few years, and so access to these lands and hunting regulations are constantly changing. Some of the lands are leased, closed or owned by another company.

Reynolds suggests calling the ODOW's District Four office for the most current updates. You will then get an accurate update on specific tracts open to public hunting.

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h an outing. Recent timbering activity has created some solid grouse habitat.

Southeastern Ohio is the focal point of grouse hunting in Ohio, but there is some equally good grouse hunting in northeastern Ohio's District Three.

Biologist Reynolds and Jeff Janosik, a District Three area manager, agree that Brush Creek Wildlife Area is the best place to be for great grouse gunning this fall.

Janosik conducts annual drumming surveys each spring. During the latest survey at Brush Creek, he heard grouse at three out of 10 stops. He has also heard drumming birds while turkey hunting on the property.

Brush Creek contains 4,131 acres of primarily wooded rolling landscape in Columbiana County. Brush Creek runs through the center of the property, but the key for grouse hunters are the area's 18 forest management sites -- 4- to 10-acre plots that have been cut to create younger, thicker stands. These sites are now about six years old, so the cover is nearly perfect for grouse.

These sites include cut poplar stands where the landscape has filled in with raspberries and blackberries. The oak stands that have been cut are now full of sapling oaks. All of the forest management sites are conveniently marked with white signs and are scattered throughout the property.

Janosik welcomes calls from hunters interested in visiting this area. He is willing to mark maps of the forest management areas so they can get in on the action this fall.

He noted out that as it turns colder, the southeastern slopes seem to hold the most birds. As always, the slopes covered with blowdowns and grapevine thickets should be prime cold-weather targets. Also, most grouse seem to hold in the mid-slope areas.

Access to Brush Creek Wildlife Area is provided by state Route 164, which skirts the northwestern edge of the area. Follow township roads 293 or 298 southeast to reach the heart of the property.

For a map or more information, contact the ODOW's District Three office at 912 Portages Lakes Drive, Akron, OH 44319; or call (330) 644-2293. Hunters may also call Janosik at the Highlandtown Wildlife Area office at (330) 679-2201.

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KAMPALA (HAN) January 30, 2016 – Public Diplomacy and Regional Stability Initiatives News. In the past year, thousands of crime preventers (CPs) have been recruited and trained across Uganda.

According to the government, there are now 30 CPs in each “village.” Collectively these cells comprise a volunteer force under police management who are trained in self-defence and crime prevention, but also ideology and patriotism. Their role is to report on and help prevent crime in co-operation with police and local communities.

In theory, CPs constitute a form of community policing that draws upon established programmes around the world — from the neighbourhood watch schemes of North America and Europe to the system of community police cells in neighbouring Tanzania.

However, in practice, many allege that CPs are actually “crime creators” rather than “crime preventers.” At one level, some CPs have reportedly been involved in extortion and other criminal activities.

More worryingly — especially given the approach of next month’s election — is the widespread sense that CPs are biased towards the ruling NRM party, and that they are being used to mobilise support for President Yoweri Museveni and other NRM candidates, and to suppress political opposition.

In this context, it is understandable that prominent human-rights organisations — including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Human Rights Network Uganda (HURINET-U) — have called upon the government to suspend the CP programme ahead of the national elections.

Their argument is that, since “the exact mandate, command structure, and number of crime preventers” is unclear, and “there is no legal statute establishing the programme”, they lack accountability and are open to politicisation.

CPs are thus working “in a grey area between the state and civilians,” which allows them — as the head of HURINET-U has argued — to “operate with impunity and without oversight or clear command structure.”

More specifically, these organisations highlight how training and legal ambiguities have been exploited to ensure that CPs are politically biased and become a means to intimidate opposition candidates, their supporters, and ordinary voters.

Clearly, some CPs have become involved in direct acts or threats of physical violence. More important, however, is their contribution to a general fear of violence and intimidation. CPs have contributed to such a climate in a number of ways.

First, while CPs are sometimes recognisable by their branded white t-shirts and wooden staves, the norm is for their numbers and presence to be shrouded in rumour and secrecy. This is intentional and contributes to a sense of CPs’ potential lurking presence at rallies and meetings, but also in market places, bars, and restaurants.

In this vein, and according to Human Rights Watch, one CP training manual states that these volunteers should report to police “any crime which is about to be committed or has been committed within their area [by] picking [up] information … in public places, burials, weddings, bars or anywhere you can get rumours.”

It goes on to encourage CPs to “do your work secretly,” and to not “advertise yourself as a crime preventer because even the one you are investigating can turn against you.”

Second, while there are reports that CPs have already intimidated and threatened opposition supporters in some areas, there is a widespread fear that their role and visibility could increase as the country approaches the election in the event of any election-related disputes, demonstrations or riots.

Of particular concern in this regard are plans for the country’s police force to draw upon CPs to recruit many of the 36,000 “special constables” who are needed to bring the number of security personnel mandated to secure the electoral process to 150,000.

The fear is that the political biases displayed by CPs in their training and deployment to date, will mean that they are available to be used to intimidate opposition voters at the polling stations, and to quell any signs of unrest over opposition claims of electoral malpractice.

Yet more important — at least during the campaign period — has been the role of CPs in the localisation of intimidation.

Many observers report an NRM campaign that promises development if communities support the party’s candidates, but simultaneously threatens that projects will be denied if an area votes for the opposition. A Ugandan version of former Kenyan president Daniel Moi’s infamous saying siasa mbaya, maisha mbaya (bad politics, bad life).

Finally, and closely inter-related, is the fact that CPs form part of broader systems of veiled (and not so veiled) threats and intimidatory tactics.

This includes a widespread sense that the president is set on winning and would be unwilling to hand over power to untrustworthy hands.

There is also ongoing violence. As in 2006 and 2011, multiparty campaigns have seen politicians arrested, supporters tear gassed, and journalists beaten. At the same time, CPs are not the only people involved in the localisation of intimidation and insistence that a local vote for NRM candidates will be rewarded and a vote for opposition candidates punished.

Together with people’s scepticism over the possibility of change, this threat of punishment for a pro-opposition vote provides an understandable incentive for many either not to vote or to vote for the NRM.

In this context, CPs are just one of several means that the ruling elite can use to tilt the political playing field in their favour as the election approaches — a fact that only further enhances the significance of CPs, rather than diminishing it.

Human-rights organisations are thus right to question the role of CPs and to insist upon their institutionalisation or disbandment.

However, this is unlikely to happen between now and the national election on February 18. Instead, CPs are likely to remain a central part of another messy electoral story.

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« on: September 22, 2012, 09:56:15 AM »

..will be introduced starting in 2013-'14 in the form of a 2.5 inch patch.

Not sure what to make of this. I guess it was only a matter of time?

Extra money for the league. No real positive trade-off for the fan in the works as of right now, i.e. cheaper ticket prices, less commercials.

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I'm pissed.  It cheapens the game in my eyes.  I'm a huge NBA fan but this will bother me when watching the games.
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Eventually will look like the eurotards with so many advertisements that you can't even find the team names.
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Thats fucked, The Australian league has been doing this since it started, One company on the back jersey, one on the front, looks disgusting.
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I don't care who I'm sitting next to come opening day this season, but it seems to me the likelihood of it being some prick Red Sox fan has gone up somewhat.

This farming out of tickets has spawned quite a bit of questioning and anger from some of the more loyal Jay supporters. For good reason too. You can't offer tickets to opposing teams fans before offering them to the local fans who put far more money into ownerships pockets than they do as well as support them on a daily basis. That's fucking retarded. If it's indeed true the Jays were offering up tickets to Red Sox and Tigers fans prior to Jays fans, then that is simply poor.

Just to be clear, April 4th is FUCKING OPENING DAY. Opening day doesn't need to be promoted to opposing fans for fuck sake. Why the shit would Jay management want opposing fans in the stands for a game that will potentially sell out anyway? It did last year. If I hear louder cheering for the Red Sox than the Jays come opening day I'm going to start a riot right there at the game. Some Red Sox fan will get my fist in his mouth. I'm not going to go on, as plenty has been said regarding this debacle.

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Well, today I stumbled upon my first god-mode glitch in Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer’s new Dragonslayer DLC.  This bug gives Zither the Virtuoso mana that never depletes, meaning you can spam his powers infinitely without waiting to recharge.  That means infinite barrier and infinite fireball attacks (fire chord).

Here’s the video I took – you can tell I didn’t realize the glitch was happening until a third of the way through the clip :)

It basically started about 5 minutes into round 5 against the high dragon on Threatening. My Virtuoso was level 11 and I was basically just running around playing with the trebuchets on the map (dicking around while my team was fighting the dragon – sorry guys!) … and then I noticed after I was knocked down while turning the trebuchet that I had infinite mana.

No idea what causes this glitch or how to duplicate it, but you can be damn sure I’m going to figure it out.  This is the first useful glitch I’ve seen and reminds me of the infinite missile glitch on Mass Effect 3 multiplayer.

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Ravindra Bhavan Margao in association with banglanatak dot com recently organised a music concert of Cyprus-based band Monsieur Doumani along with the best performances of the 24th edition of Goa Yuva Mahotsav, at Ravindra Bhavan, Margao.

The programme began with an instrumental fusion by students of Ravindra Kelekar Dnyanmandir, Margao.

Monsieur Doumani, a trio of Antonis Antonious (Tzouras), Angelos Lonas (Guitar) and Demetris Yiasemiders (Trombone, Flute) presented Cypriot songs inspired by contemporary society and its shaky conditions. The 45-minute presentation consisted of traditional Cypriot pieces in a style that is distinctly its own.

Besides this there were folk dances presented by colleges and youth groups. Government College, Sankhali presented the morulo dance; Government College Khandola performed Jugalbandi – a musical fusion; PES College Ponda presented the traditional musal dance; Katamgal Dada Pangad, Ponda presented a trio on the ill effects of addictions and Yuva Prabhat, a group from Margao, presented a dance.

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