I know the lack of restocks during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2018 have been…frustrating to say the least. I hope that some of you who waited until public access were able to snag some things that were on your wishlist! I thought it would be helpful to put together a list of things that are still in stock so that it will save you time and frustration while shopping. Some of my favorite things are still fully stocked! The good news is that some of my favorite things are still fully stocked! ! I also returned a few of the sold out items because I did not care for them as much as others seem to, so don't sweat it if you didn't get some of the more popular things.
On Wednesday, I went in to Nordstrom to try some things on in the dressing room, and unfortunately, they were wiped out. I honestly went on quite possibly the worst day of the sale because they have not restocked for the public yet. Things should be in stock today, so I am going to go ahead and share what I tried on. Be sure to go under the "NSALE" highlight in my Instagram profile to see all of my at-home try-ons as well as what I tried on in store. I've been keeping them all there. Also, scroll down to the bottom of this post to see the other posts I've shared on my favorites from the sale! Click on the products to see if they are in stock! Happy Nordstrom Sale day!!
I feel like the NSALE has been on point as far as shoes are concerned! They are so adorable this year and most have been fully stocked! I also love the wide selection of booties as well as mules this year. They are good, friends! I also love this bag that I snagged the first night of the sale! It is so cute, goes with everything and is big enough to fit all the things! My things, kid's things, everything! It is a really great size and under $50! Such a steal! The scarves are also really cute this year and I am obsessed with this hat and this one! The hats are so much better this year and they were last year.
One thing I really wanted to find this year was some good and affordable denim and I could not be more thrilled with the selection of affordable denim in the sale this year! I'm sharing some splurge styles as well for those of you who love premium denim. Personally, I like to invest in classic styles that I know I'll have for a long time and buy affordable trendy styles. In this post, I'll be highlighting my favorite jeans from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2018 as well as picks under $100! Head to this post to see my picks under $50 and be on the lookout this week for accessories and shoes and athleisure posts!
Whew, yesterday was a whirlwind and I still sort of feel "off" after pulling an all-nighter. Does that mean I'm getting old? haha Thank you so much for your support through all of the crazy-ness with the Nordstrom site being down yesterday. I am excited to round up a few of my favorite clothes under $50! That is probably my most requested. I will be sharing shoes later, but be sure to watch my insta-stories later today where I will share a few of them that have come in. I'll be putting it all in a post for you once they all arrive. I know most of you are shopping public access, so I hope these posts will be great resources to come back to and shop from once public access begins on July 20th.
The most anticipated sale of the year is finally here for cardholders! That's right! The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2018 Early Access has officially started and I stayed up all night rounding up all of my first-look favorites for you in this post. Now, pass the coffee! I will share Athleisure, Shoes, Kids clothes and Accessories in more detailed posts throughout the week as well as a try-on post the first day the sale opens to the public (July 20th) and I will of course be sharing my purchases as they come in on Instagram. Be sure you are following me on Instagram and my Facebook page as I will be updating restocked items and favorites and check back on this page for a list of ALL my picks that I will keep updated every day of fully-stocked items.
This sale is so popular because it is one of a kind – meaning it is the only sale where a retailer puts brand new fall inventory on sale up to 40% off before it has even made it to the shelves. It is a great time to stock up on the season's must-have boots, booties, sweaters, jackets and jeans for a fraction of the price. Plus, Nordstrom offers free shipping and easy free returns on every purchase so you can shop quickly with confidence!


Imagine the following scenario: law enforcement arrives at the scene of a serious car accident. One involved driver is lethargic, experiencing blurred vision, and can't seem to find their balance. This is a case of drunk driving, right?
Not necessarily. A surprising number of drivers involved in accidents exhibit signs of intoxication that are not due to drinking but to an actual concussion. Below, we take a look at how these symptoms mirror one another and what can be done when a driver is mistakenly arrested for DUI.
Most of us are aware of the common signs of intoxication: slurred speech. Blurred vision. Decreased motor skills. Irritability. When officer witnesses these signs exhibited in a driver, they often have probable cause to make a DUI arrest. However, in some cases, especially following an accident, those charges may not stick.
A concussion occurs when the brain makes a sudden impact against the inside of our brain cavities and is a mild form of TBI (traumatic brain injury). These injuries have gotten a lot of attention lately due to their prevalence in NFL players, but concussions can occur to anyone, including those who have been serious traffic accidents.
One of the most critical issues of the potential confusion between intoxication and concussion symptoms is achieving driver consent. During the course of the police officer's investigation of a driver, they may ask for their participation in a roadside sobriety test and, if an arrest occurs, a chemical test.
Studies have shown that even mild concussions can result in an inability to understand what is being asked of the victim—which could have a significant bearing on determining the guilt of a DUI suspect. Even a DUI suspect's answers to simple preliminary questions can be challenged if it is found that the driver suffered a concussion.
If you have been charged with a DUI following an accident where you have also suffered a concussion, then we invite you to contact us at Orr Law Firm. Our Denver DUI defense attorneys have time and time again provided our clients knowledgeable and effective representation in these matters and consistently secured dismissals and reductions on their behalf.
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Data may be the new oil, but many IT professionals are relying on legacy database technology to manage the highly valuable commodity.
A survey by database software provider Couchbase found that 51% of business and IT professionals rely solely on outdated database tech.
Companies frequently put off updating legacy technology because it can be costly in the short term, despite often saving money and increasing productivity in the long run.
That sentiment was echoed by nearly a quarter (24%) of respondents, who said that legacy relational database tech is preventing them from reacting to their varying business needs.
"While traditional databases are still being relied upon by many organisations, the emphasis that business and IT professionals now place on scalability and flexibility is increasingly at odds with this," commented Huw Owen, head of EMEA & APJ at Couchbase.
The survey asked 130 IT professionals in companies both large and small across sectors including financial services, the public sector and healthcare about their company's approach to data management.
For 20% of the respondents, the lack of scalability that comes with legacy database tech is the biggest issue they face.
However, a quarter said that improving scalability is their top database priority in the next 24 months.
"The pressure to digitally transform has accelerated substantially over the past 12 months. IT professionals are feeling the burden, but this survey suggests many are still unable to move past the limitations of their legacy databases," said Owen.
One way to modernise is to adopt non SQL, or NoSQL database mechanisms, which support a range of query languages and have become increasingly popular for managing big data and for real-time web applications.
"It's broadly accepted that NoSQL has a place in the database stack, the question is which organisations will make the best use of it and how long it will take them to do so," said Owen.


We continue with the "Army of many companies", a warband consisting of figures from Mantic, Reaper and Privateer Press.
I have painted a few of these several times over the years! The Ice Queen is a figure that I used to film the "Painting the Blues Away" color theory episode.
Here's some of the new, which I believe are from Mantic.
The head was replaced on the left figure by a Games Workshop head.
The new and the old side by side... Mantic and Reaper.
More of the warband, including a large critter from Mantic.
Creating a warband such as this out of many figures from different manufacturers can pose a real challenge, due to the wide variations in sculpting styles, etc. Finding those 'commonalities' is even more difficult when the age of the sculpts varies so much! These must span 15+ years.
It was less of a challenge for me, since I have been cranking out the "Army Painter" video series! Each of those units requires a different approach, and along the way I have learned a LOT. I try to find new approaches in each series that I do, and Series 7 is already in production!
These are usually 5 episodes long, and have roughly 11-12 hours of tutorials in them. I show the entire unit from start to finish... from basing to final details.


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VIII зимние Азиатские игры проходили в Саппоро (Япония) с 19 по 26 февраля 2017 года.

Эти игры должны были состояться в 2015 году. Однако 3 июля 2009 года в Сингапуре Генеральная Ассамблея Олимпийского совета Азии решила перенести их на предыдущий зимним Олимпийским играм год.

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31 января 2011 года на заседании Генеральной Ассамблеи Олимпийского совета Азии во время проведения Зимней Азиады в Алматы и Астане было решено предоставить право организации следующей Азиады японским городам Саппоро и Обихиро.
Это будет уже третья Азиада, которая проводится в Саппоро, и четвёртая — в Японии.

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Для игр было запланировано в общей сложности 13 спортивных объектов. Некоторые были использованы во время зимних Олимпийских игр 1972 года. Все места были расположены в районе Саппоро, за исключением крытого катка для конькобежного спорта, которое было в Обихиро.

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Opinions|Human Rights
Australian war crimes and racist fantasies in Afghanistan
Australians continue to believe they are fighting a good war in Afghanistan, despite mounting evidence to the contrary.
Sahar Ghumkhor
Sahar Ghumkhor's research explores the intersections of race, gender and psychoanalysis.
Australian and British troops stand at attention during an ANZAC day ceremony at Camp Armadillo in Afghanistan on April 25, 2008 [Reuters/Omar Sobhani]
Last week the distressing details of a four-year inquiry into the Australian Defence Force's war crimes in Afghanistan were finally released to the public. The country grappled with the scale of the violence: at least 23 deadly incidents; 39 Afghan civilians, including children, killed; at least 25 Australian soldiers of the Special Air Service Regiment (SAS) involved.
The report described a savage practice of "blooding", where young special forces soldiers were instructed by senior commanders to make their "first kill" and a "culture of secrecy", where witnesses remained silent and murderers covered up their crimes by planting weapons and radios on dead bodies.
While the details of the crimes have been widely reported on, there has been a curious reluctance in Australia to explain the violence and trace its racist origins. The local media coverage of the revelations had a defensive tone.
Military, academic and mental health experts appeared on Australian TV screens to buffer the allegations by speaking of the integrity of the military and concerns over the impact on the image and morale of the defence forces. Australian officials and commentators tried to present the war crimes as an act of a few "bad apples" just as their American counterparts did with the uncovered torture and murder at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
Even when the horror of the war crimes was on full display and the sheer scale of the war crimes and depraved practices undeniable, white innocence was still desperately gasping for redemption.
But what struck me the most as an Afghan living in Australia watching this fiasco unravel was how the coverage of the inquiry on Australian TV ended with the promotion of a mental health helpline for members of the military and their families. This, in a year of protests against uniformed men terrorising civilian populations and basking in impunity taking place around the world.
The tone deafness was incredible and the narcissism – diabolical. Absent in the media coverage was any concern for the victims and the feelings of Afghans and Afghan Australians. Many of us carry the scars of war and many were certainly retraumatised by these findings.
Army Chief Angus Campbell did offer an apology to Afghans on the day of the report's release. But he also curiously repeated the report's conclusion that these crimes did not occur in the "heat of battle". That is, we have 39 illegal murders and an untold number of others which must be "legal", as they occurred in what the Australian army decided was the "heat of battle".
This is how the spellbinding fog of the so-called "war on terror" transforms civilians into "collateral damage" or suspect terrorists, monsters into heroes, freedom fighters into terrorists and terrorists into Muslims. The racial economy of the "war on terror" has made Black and brown lives cheap, disposable, not worth acknowledging or grieving. More than half a million people have been killed in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq in the "heat of battle", but the gruesome details of their murders will not make it into any report.
This normalisation of violence by the West in certain parts of the world creates spaces where practices like "blooding" – the merciless murder of civilians and detainees as a rite of passage – flourish. It is where the slaughter of defenceless people as a bonding ritual to make white men into warriors is deemed acceptable. It is where white men, drunk on their own saviour fantasy, come to see themselves as all-powerful, as untouchable.
But why "blooding"? There is something primal about the word. It has a dehumanising effect, reducing locals to animals to be sacrificed for a higher purpose – a manifest destiny – in a coming-of-age ritual. "Blooding", "warrior culture" and "Zulu" – the name some SAS units adopted – are steeped in histories of colonial violence.
Australians should be intimately familiar with these themes. After all, this nation has a prolific history of "blooding" rituals, dispossession and naked violence against native populations.
Today the white men return to the former imperial frontier to pursue boyhood ideals of adventure, discovery and unbridled aggressions. Afghanistan is not a graveyard of empires as the mythology insists, it is where the imperial imagination is set free to act out its darkest fantasies with no legal or moral restraint.
And just like in colonial times, when white men went after trophies, including human ones, today they collect body parts of dead Afghan civilians and their prosthetics to use as drinking vessels.
The desire for possession of body parts, even plastic ones, is a dark pathology, especially when they are snatched from a land covered with landmines and inhabited by so many broken bodies, where prosthetic parts are inaccessible to many. I wonder about the Australians who witnessed the theft of a dead Afghan man's prosthetic leg or knew where it came from, but nevertheless, relished drinking beer from it.
I think about the mutilated face of Aisha Mohammedzai, the Afghan girl who appeared on the front cover of Time magazine in 2010, who was then flown to the US and offered a plastic nose. Plastic body parts are powerful commodities in Afghanistan: white men can give them as a gift and can take them away as punishment.
Perhaps the even more insidious part of this story is how the white men can kill at will, mutilate corpses, steal body parts and still come away feeling like heroes.
Indeed, despite the reports of war crimes piling up and murder of civilians spiking, the overarching Western narrative of the Afghan war has continued to present Western armies as saviours.
The war in Afghanistan has been considered the "good war", unlike the invasion of Iraq which some eventually denounced as the "bad war", the one built on lies. One has to wonder, however, how the anti-war movement came to believe that the same people who lied to us about Iraq somehow had the best of intentions in Afghanistan.
There is nothing that makes Westerners feel more powerful than the official rationale for the invasion of Afghanistan: going to war for the sake of Muslim women, to protect them from Muslim men.
But people forget that the original justification was not the protection of Afghan women. The US and its allies initially declared they were invading as an act of self-defence because Afghanistan was harbouring al-Qaeda and its leader Osama bin Laden, who was accused of ordering the 9/11 attacks.
But none of the conditions for self-defence were sufficiently met to secure legal approval. There was no ongoing armed threat against the US by the time of the invasion, the Security Council did not meet in time to sanction it, Afghanistan was not an aggressor nation, harbouring bin Laden did not warrant a military intervention and the Taliban was actually open to negotiate.
Once the war began, America and its allies were in murky legal territory and they knew it. The motives for the war quickly shifted from self-defence to defending Afghan women and removing the Taliban. The new paradigm of militant humanitarianism (responsibility to protect) became the cover-up narrative for the illegal origins of the war.
This humanitarian pretence has disarmed Afghans of the right to self-defence and self-determination. The idea of the "good war" has been so tenuously guarded that the plight of Afghan women has become dogma and Afghan political will that does not align with the humanitarian paradigm and its vision for the future of the country has been automatically labelled a threat.
As evidence of horrendous war crimes mounts, Westerners, including Australians, continue to hold on to the racist fantasy that they are fighting a "good war" in Afghanistan, that they have the moral right to demarcate the boundaries of the battleground, that they can decide who is a civilian and who is Taliban.
In "the heart of darkness", these delineations do not really mean anything, they are mere cloaks for monsters and the nations that birth them. For many Afghans, this is the real revelation of the Australian inquiry.
The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial stance.
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WHO: Europe seeing resurgence of COVID-19
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The World Health Organization (WHO)'s repeated warning of a possible resurgence of COVID-19 in the European region has now become a reality, Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, said Thursday.
"Last week, Europe saw an increase in weekly cases for the first time in months," Kluge said at a press conference here.
Read alsoEU "determined" to protect its external borders, says EU foreign policy chief
The WHO official noted that 30 countries in the region had seen increases in new cumulative cases over the past two weeks, and "in 11 of these countries, the accelerated transmission has led to a very significant resurgence."
Poland, Germany, and Spain recently saw a resurgence of COVID-19 clusters at schools, coal mines, and food production facilities, according to Kluge.
Despite commending these countries for their "controlled, rapid and targeted interventions," he warned that health systems are being brought to "the brink once again in Europe."
Read alsoUK PM says 2-meter social distancing rule to be cut to "1 meter plus"
However, Kluge saw a light of hope in the messages he received from health ministers in Europe that more and more people were being socially responsible and "adhering to physical distancing and wearing facial masks."
Moreover, Kluge urged authorities in the region to use digital tools wisely while building trust by respecting privacy and addressing the digital gap.
"The full potential of digital health is yet to be realized. It is about empowering people to make healthy lifestyle decisions to create a European culture of health," he said.


The Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA (CCIWA) published the findings of its business confidence survey yesterday (20th January 2019). Their findings lend support to the growing sentiment in the region of a strengthening mining and resources sector.
Hard indicators – such as the number of positions advertised on Seek growing by nearly a quarter compared to the same time a year ago, the highest growth of any sector nationwide, and $75 billion of new resources or mining projects in the pipeline – have contributed to a significant confidence boost among business owners. This quarter's survey results showed a ten-fold increase in the number of businesses anticipating stronger economic conditions, over the last 3 years, with businesses confidence in the market prospects the highest its been in six years, according to the CCI report.
Tightening labour supply will inevitably lead to a return to wages growth after a few flat years. We're likely to see fewer applicants for each position as competition for the stronger candidates intensifies.
How can I protect my business in a strong labour market?
By far the most cost effective means of securing your labour position is to focus on strategies to reduce reliance on recruitment. Get clear on who your key resources are and keep them close, understanding their motivations and drivers. While hard cash is a significant motivator it is just one piece of the puzzle when we're talking retention. Have a look at some of Cornerstone's other recent blogs for ideas about retention that go beyond the monetary, such as recognition, culture, effective feedback, training, time off in lieu, understanding individuals and more.
How can I reduce recruitment costs?
Of course we can't expect to continue to grow our businesses without additional resource. To make sure you're getting the best return on every dollar invested in recruitment, have a look at our simple four point plan on hiring.
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Perfect black fabric but with tumbling ferns printed in dark charcoal.
Add interest to your quilt or borders with this fabric instead of just using plain black fabric. See also NZ moko charcoal on black.


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Thornton Cleveleys (UK) – Working closely together with engineers and technicians along the supply-chain, the leading global PAEK-based solutions provider, Victrex, significantly contributes to speeding up manufacturing processes and lowering energy consumption with components that are up to 60% lighter than metal. In addition, durable, strong VICTREX™ PEEK parts help to extend total lifetime and service intervals in a broad range of industries. During JEC Europe in Paris from March 10-12, Victrex (Hall 7.2, Stand F41) will focus on delivering its cutting-edge solutions to the Aerospace and Energy sectors including the new Victrex hybrid molding technology enabling an unmatched combination of strength and design flexibility in aerospace components.
The newly-developed hybrid molding technique from Victrex represents an important part of the company´s JEC stand this year. "Our game-changing technology opens up endless design possibilities. Not only are we able to offer a solution with unique performance characteristics, we are able to partner with customers to design by analysis and to move from concept to commercialization much faster," said Tim Herr, Aerospace Strategic Business Unit Director for Victrex in the run-up to the show. Designing by analysis establishes a framework where the latest modelling software is used to design a part to specific requirements. A prototype is built and the performance of the model is validated in a lab setting. "By proving the value of this process using our extensive PAEK polymer knowledge, we are now able to expedite future part designs," stated Herr. Within the Aerospace sector, escalating aircraft backlogs have airframers searching for solutions that can improve efficiency along the entire supply chain as a means to reducing total system costs.
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・The guest can keep a luggage before check in!
Our hotel don`t have good view and hot spring.
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Reed, public safety unions clash over pay and pension lawsuit
Katie Leslie, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and public safety unions clashed Wednesday over ongoing pay issues and a lingering lawsuit challenging Reed's now famous pension reform.
Several police officers and firefighters came to the city council finance committee to continue talks over what they say are pay inequities in their respective forces. For roughly a year, union leaders have met with Reed officials over "salary compression" —- the issue of some public safety workers being paid higher wages than longtime employees with more experience.
They hope the problem can be resolved before the Atlanta City Council approves its annual budget next month. But union leaders say despite promises of resolution, the talks have stalled.
Reed, in a forceful display, said he won't approve raises or address salary compression while the city remains embroiled in a $48 million lawsuit with public safety unions over pension reform he championed in his first term.
Reed has long said overhauling the employee retirement benefits program was critical to the city's financial stability, and will help Atlanta pay off a $1.5 billion looming pension liability.
"I am not going to approve any budget with a raise while we are being sued for $48 million," said Reed, noting he's previously given raises to public safety workers. "You're not going to rob the train and shoot the conductor in the head at the same time, and that's what you're trying to do here."
Ken Allen, president of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers Local 623, said the lawsuit is seeking clarity on whether the city had the right to increase pension contributions without giving additional benefits.
A handful of union workers representing Atlanta fire, police and city employees filed the lawsuit last November, alleging the 2011 ordinance requiring employees to pay a 5 percent increase toward their benefit plans is a breach of contract and therefore unconstitutional. The plaintiffs have since received class action status.
"This is not to unravel work that we've done, not to bankrupt the city," Allen said. "It's for us to get that question answered."
If the judge sides with the plaintiffs, the decision would reverse $48 million employees have already paid in pension contribution increases, union officials said.
Stephen Borders, president of the Atlanta Professional Firefighters union who is a plaintiff in the legal challenge, said the unions have long suspected the lawsuit was holding up productive talks with Reed officials.
"The most positive thing that came out today was the mayor being willing to say there's no love for employees because of this lawsuit," Borders said.
The parties are scheduled to meet Thursday in Fulton County Superior Court, where a judge will weigh the city's motions for dismissal, and separately, for summary judgment.
District 9 Councilwoman Felicia Moore said Wednesday she was unhappy the unions were taking the 2011 pension reform to court. Moore played a key role in reaching an agreement with the unions during those talks.
"I'm really disappointed that we're doing a full circle on this," said Moore, adding that overturning the pension ordinance would only hurt taxpayers and the employees themselves in the long-run. "You're (cutting) off your nose, not only to spite your face, but your whole body."
Just how the outcome of the lawsuit impacts the salary compression talks remains to be seen. Public safety union leaders have said resolving the pay inequities will cost more than $5 million. Reed spokeswoman Melissa Mullinax said the city's human resources department estimates it would cost roughly $1.5 million.
The city set aside $500,000 last year to negotiate a solution.
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This week, cellist and composer Zoë Keating wrote an eloquent and impassioned blog post wrestling with the question of whether she should participate in YouTube's new Music Key subscription service under terms she finds objectionable. By any estimation, Zoë is a savvy observer of the industry and a DIY success story. With regard to YouTube, Zoë took issue with several provisions of the contract presented to her, including the requirement that she make her entire back catalog available in the new service. She also raised questions about the company's negotiation style. The post clearly struck a nerve and has been widely discussed.


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Defense bill includes changes to DOD procurement
AGC of America reports that last week the House of Representatives overwhelmingly (373-34) passed the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2017 (NDAA). The Senate followed by decisively passing (92-7) the defense bill. The NDAA contains a host of AGC-backed federal construction procurement provisions important to construction contractors.
The $618.7 billion bill is expected to be signed into law by the president before the year's end.
Among the procurement wins for AGC and its members in the final legislation are:
A provision allowing construction contractors to protest non-Department of Defense (DOD) agency task order contracts above $25M before the General Accountability Office. The ability to protest such civilian agency task orders had expired in September;
Language enabling congressional oversight of DOD use of one-step design-build solicitations and inclusion of more than five teams on two-step design-build short lists; and
The exclusion of several harmful provisions, including a requirement for contractors to pay for GAO protests, a ban on DOD task order protests where an ombudsman is appointed, and a penalty disincentivizing DOD use of cost-type contracts.
The defense bill also includes many small business oriented-provisions. It requires the Small Business Administration (SBA) to improve its reporting requirements, requiring SBA to better track small business that are no longer small and to clarify prime contracting goals. Additionally, the report establishes a first-tier, small business subcontractor past performance pilot program.
Of note is that the defense bill does not include previous House and Senate provisions that would have put limitations on the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces (Blacklisting) executive order. Given the election results, AGC has advocated for a more enduring and comprehensive approach to repealing that order through the Congressional Review Act (CRA). Under the CRA, Congress can repeal the executive order's implementing rules in their entirety and make it very difficult for a future president to undertake a similar regulatory initiative.
AGC will continue to monitor the NDAA as it heads to the president's desk to be signed into law, and will advocate for further reforms in the new Congress.
For more information, contact AGC of America's Jordan Howard at 703.837.5368.


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i played now 7 ****-chars and i only saw two sorts of deaths at all.
out of seven four chars died cos of reason number 2!
the 3 chars which died by reason number one i deleted. rest in piece u tried it hard and failed.
but i really have problem to delete the other chars, cos they really had no chance at all avoiding their death.
they literally died like if the hammer came down out of nowhere and hit em. no chance to react in any way.
tbh honest, i dont think that this is coincidence at all. happens far too often (not only in **** mode. my normal veteran mage died a bazillion times like that).
its pretty frustrating. i dont think its a good thing to die that way in **** mode. if it wouldnt sound like a complete nutty nerd i would say: the chars dont deserve it that way its dirty. it stinks like snipers stink in shooters.
i really think about waiting for a mod to revive the chars who died that same lousy charge-to-death way. all others i will delete without mercy in future times.
the second thing i will wait for is a camera-mod.
the third thing i will wait for is a mod which implements an escape mechanism for evry class with evry spec within the first levels.
would pretty much fix that sort of headshot-sniperism "gameplay".
Almost died a few times because I click to move but the game starts moving closer to attack a goblin near to where I clicked. There needs to be a button that can be held to only move and not attack. Sort of like how Shift stops the character from moving and only attacks.
There is a button like that already, check the keybindings and find the "Move" binding.
I died in two other different ways.
The first was to a regent glitch. The second was to AOE DOTs in act three. Those purple flames are brutal.
I did lose one character in act 2 from an off screen charge though but maybe it was a scarab.
Well, if you really want to restore a **** character there is an easy way to do it since all data is stored user side.
You just have to go into your torchlight II save data. You will see all your saved characters in there. Each living character has two files: a .SVB and a .Restore file. You will want to make sure your file extensions are visible. What you want to do is turn off the steam cloud synch option and remove the SVB file of the character you want restored to your desktop, or some other place. You then rename the .restore extension of your dead character to .SVB and then turn the steam cloud sync back on. You can delete the original .svb file you removed.
Hello, I have a thread opened in the support section of the Torchlight 2 forums that is requesting an increase in the viewing distance for similar reasons including the fact that the Embermage's and Outlander's ranges are longer than the view distance.
Dying instantaneously with "no chance to react" really doesn't have to do anything with the game or how it plays.
You aren't geared enough to be in that area. Stop going there or stop being so under geared and that wont ever happen.


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What Should Be Wild (ARC Review)
What Should Be Wild by Julia Fine
Publisher: Harper Books (May 8, 2018)
Cursed. Maisie Cothay has never known the feel of human flesh: born with the power to kill or resurrect at her slightest touch, she has spent her childhood sequestered in her family's manor at the edge of a mysterious forest. Maisie's father, an anthropologist who sees her as more experiment than daughter, has warned Maisie not to venture into the wood. Locals talk of men disappearing within, emerging with addled minds and strange stories. What he does not tell Maisie is that for over a millennium her female ancestors have also vanished into the wood, never to emerge—for she is descended from a long line of cursed women.
But one day Maisie's father disappears, and Maisie must venture beyond the walls of her carefully constructed life to find him. Away from her home and the wood for the very first time, she encounters a strange world filled with wonder and deception. Yet the farther she strays, the more the wood calls her home. For only there can Maisie finally reckon with her power and come to understand the wildest parts of herself.
This book was a definite departure from my normal fare of mostly literary and contemporary fiction. But, when I do find a fantasy novel that speaks to me, I love it with my whole heart. I have the most success with character and relationship driven stories, whether they are fantastical or not. (The Raven Boys and The Night Circus are great examples of magical realism/fantasy that worked for me.)
There is certainly not a lack of unique characters in Fine's novel, and a great deal of them are quickly introduced at the beginning of the novel, as part of Maisie's family tree. At first, I had a hard time keeping the stories of her ancestors straight. Though, as the present day plot moves forward, interspersed are chapters dedicated to each of these women that were cursed and how they disappeared into the forest. This was my favorite aspect of the book, told like fables that engendered so much empathy for each of these women. The pace picks up as Maisie begins to interact with the real world in order to find her father. Her exceptional power, or curse depending upon how you look at it, is an engaging aspect of the book and makes for interesting interactions and I wished there were more scenes of Maisie navigating the outside world.
Alas, I felt as if the main plot didn't have the same heft and emotional pull as the legends of her ancestors. There were so many abstract ideas, situations wherein it was tough for me to suspend my disbelief, and plot points that didn't seem to coalesce - nor did Maisie's relationships. There was so much potential for her romance with Matthew, her caretaker's nephew, as they join forces to find her father, but he is absent for a large part of the book and the time they do spend together is never really fleshed out. Three days waiting for at a mechanic's for a car part is rife with potential bonding moments, yet this time together is not delved into and is over in less than two pages. The same can be said of her relationship with her father. He disappears pretty early in the book, and their interactions told in flashbacks are brief.
That being said, I thought much of the writing to be lovely, enjoyed the creepy atmosphere and can pretty confidently say that it will go over well for those who really adore fantasy. I also found what Fine was trying to convey about the dangers of the stories we tell ourselves, living our truth, of embracing womanhood, and feminism admirable. Though I wasn't entirely sure of what was going on, I desperately wanted to - and furiously turned the pages until the end. Overall it was an intricate and thought provoking story and I'd love to hear other readers thoughts - and maybe answer a question or two for me!
Many, many thanks to the wonderful people at Harper Books for an advance review copy!
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Catherine May 25, 2018 at 10:04 AM
I'm with you on this one- loved her writing, but the vast cast and multiple plot lines (the girl in the forest?, what the men thought they'd get from Maisie?) were a problem for me. I felt as if, underneath it all, Fine was writing a novel about the mistreatment of women through the centuries and was pretty heavy-handed about it.
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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is leaving behind a controversial legacy
Abby Jackson
Oct. 2, 2015, 3:53 PM
President Barack Obama plays basketball with Education Secretary Arne Duncan at the U.S. Department of Interior, Washington, D.C., Feb. 28, 2009.
White House (Pete Souza)
Arne Duncan, the secretary of education who followed President Barack Obama from Chicago to Washington, will step down from his position in December.
His long tenure as education secretary means that he is one of only two of Obama's original cabinet appointees remaining.
When appointed in 2008, he was considered one of Obama's closest allies, often showcasing the skills he learned as the star basketball player at Harvard, and professional basketball player in Australia, in pick-up games against the president.
Over the past seven years, his initiatives have had a tremendous impact on educational policy, causing massive shifts in many states' educational systems.
Duncan's first year in office began, with reports of him being an exceptional figure and implying that we would be one of the most powerful secretaries of education in history.
That power came thanks to stimulus funds carved out for Duncan's education reforms following the 2008 recession.
Duncan, along with Obama, unveiled a competition that had states vie against one another for $4 billion in federal funds. That competition, called Race to the Top (RTTT), would become one of the seminal policies initiatives of his career.
Duke University's Johnny Dawkins, left, shoots despite the efforts of Harvard's Arne Duncan, during first half action on February 8, 1984 at Harvard.
AP Photo/Sean Kardon
Through RTTT, the federal government awards money states that agree to meet certain educational requirements set forth by the Department of Education, such as adopting the Common Core State Standards, linking teacher student performance to teacher evaluations, and allowing for the expansion of charter schools.
It was a bold plan which intended to spur innovation in the staid world of K-12 education reform, and was largely seen as an incredibly exciting moment in education, where states could take hold of their destiny and overhaul their current education system.
President-elect Barack Obama (C), newly nominated Secretary of Education, former head of the Chicago school system Arne Duncan (R) and Vice President-elect Joe Biden speak to elementary school children December 16, 2008 at Dodge Renaissance Academy in Chicago, Illinois.
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If changes to states' education systems were the only yardstick to measure accomplishment, than Duncan could certainly claim success. In all, 18 states and the District of Columbia were awarded grant money from RTTT. And 46 states and DC dropped their prior standards to adopt the Common Core.
Success, however, is not that easy to measure. Though at the time RTTT was viewed positively, many outcomes from the competition are now highly criticized.
The biggest criticism is over the mass adoption of the Common Core. The Common Core State Standards are a controversial set of nationwide education standards developed in 2009 through a joint effort between state leaders and private Washington groups with the intent to strengthen standards and improve learning outcomes of students across the US.
But they are now a buzzword for ineffective standards and failed implementation. And critics also say RTTT money was dangled in front of states that were in desperate need of money following the financial crisis, in essence strong-arming them into change.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have distanced themselves for the Common Core.
George W. Bush signs NCLB into law.
Teacher evaluations are another controversial policy that flourished under Duncan. Duncan was able to control teacher evaluations linked to student performance through his power to grant waivers to states that allow them relief from complying with No Child Left Behind stipulations.
NCLB is the law that was enacted, by then President George W. Bush, as a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act in 2002.
Duncan inherited the problem of dealing with NCLB, largely also seen as a failure. It's now been discredited to the point that almost all states now receive waivers that allow them to miss key elements of the law without any punishments. Duncan had the power to decide whether a state was granted a waiver or not, and used teacher evaluations linked to student performance as one criterion for a waiver.
Finally, the reach of charter schools have expanded in the seven years since Duncan assumed office. Much of that is, again, due to RTTT which made states agree not to have prohibitive laws in place to restrict charters.
An education reporter for the Washington Post, Lindsey Layton, argued that Duncan's role in history is even more important, claiming he changed how American's view charters. "The result is that most Americans now accept public charter schools as an alternative to neighborhood schools," she wrote.
But even his record on charter schools is highly contested by some of the most respected names in education reform. Diana Ravitch, wrote that "It will take years to recover from the damage that Arne Duncan's policies have inflicted on public education."
She asserts that he funneled billions of dollars into the charter sector while never publicly saying "a bad word about charters, no matter how many scandals and frauds were revealed."
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Mao Lizi was born in Shanghai in 1950 under the name Zhang Zhunli. His family moved to Beijing when he was three, and Mao Lizi began to study to paint on his own at age eleven. He graduated with a Master of Arts degree from the Oil Painting Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing in 1987. A founding member of the infamous "Stars" group of avant-garde artists, he has exhibited his work in numerous museums and galleries internationally since the early 1980s. Today, he divides his time between Paris and Beijing, working as a professional painter, designer and architect. Like many enterprising Chinese artists, Mao Lizi is involved on many levels with new businesses in Beijing. He owns and operates a restaurant in the '798' arts district and maintains his design company offices in the same area. Mao Lizi continues to produce his fine art and his work is collected internationally by museums and private collectors. He will always be recognized as a pioneer of the Chinese avant-garde.
According to Mao Lizi, his unique style has three basic elements: it is photographic, but not photorealist; it is somewhat abstract, but not about abstraction; and often, it employs the techniques of trompe l'oeil painting. Mao Lizi has said of his work, "I can't compare my paintings to others by contemporary Chinese artists and I don't think I've been influenced by any particular Western style either. I would describe what I do as Popular art. That doesn't mean Pop art. I want my paintings to look exactly like what they are. If I paint a wall with graffiti or torn paper as in 'Ancient China' then it has to be the same size as the wall I remembered. If I add things, it is only to get the viewer to see reality in a different way, but it is still about what I saw. It is about reality."
According to Mao Lizi, his unique style has three basic elements: it is photographic, but not photorealist; it is somewhat abstract, but not about abstraction; and often, it employs the techniques of trompe l'oeil painting. Mao Lizi has said of his work, "I can't compare my paintings to others by contemporary Chinese artists and I don't think I've been influenced by any particular Western style either. I would describe what I do as Popular art. That doesn't mean Pop art. I want my paintings to look exactly like what they are. If I paint a wall then my painting has to be the same size as the wall I remembered. If I add things, it is only to get the viewer to see reality in a different way, but it is still about what I saw. It is about reality."


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S.O.S. ministry helps point sports officials at all levels toward Jesus
By Jonathan Hodgson Dec 8, 2018
S.O.S hosted the first Referees Embracing Faith (REF) Conference in August. (Photo courtesy of S.O.S.)
Whether the game is played on the court, between the lines or on the ice, sports lend the lion's share of attention to the athlete. They are who the fans come to the game or turn on the television to see. If the officials are in the spotlight, it often means there is a tense or high-stakes situation to resolve, whether it stems from emotions between the teams, or from a contentious call made by an official.
Sport officials are under pressure every play of every game, and a perfect day on the job will often be done in near anonymity. A new ministry is helping to bring officials out of the background when it comes to sharing their faith.
Sport Officials Surrendered, or "S.O.S," is a multi-faceted outreach ministry for in-game officials of all sports at all levels, with the purpose of encouraging networking among officials of faith, and providing resources and services to help facilitate this goal.
Dan and Alicia DiFolco co-founded S.O.S in the spring of 2018.
"There are many great ministries for players and coaches focused on using their roles in sport to glorify our Heavenly Father. However, just like them, referees and umpires were created with a unique passion for the same reason: to glorify God," Dan said. "It is our mission to unite the body of Christ who call themselves referees, umpires, judges or what have you for not only fellowship, but as a foundation of faith support within our profession."
God's always there his timing is perfect, never too early never too late. Make sure to check out our prayer page if you need prayer. 🙏 #SOSPrays https://t.co/mbFcOhUu2K pic.twitter.com/lrSvmYP4vt
— Sport Officials Surrendered (@_SOS_Ministry) September 11, 2018
A native of Littleton, Colo., Dan is a former college baseball player and graduate of Central Washington University who turned in his spikes for stripes as a small-college basketball referee in Washington state.
Alica, a native of Olympia, Wash., completed her Discipleship Training School at Youth With A Mission (YWAM) in Colorado Springs, Colo., upon graduating from high school, and is currently pursuing her master's degree in nutrition at Central Washington.
Dan and Alicia married in 2015, relocating to their current home in Ellensburg, Wash.
Dan says that S.O.S always has an eye on future initiatives, but the objective remains the same: to welcome Jesus into the officiating profession, and introducing officials to Him.
"We want to have a presence at a variety of officiating camps, clinics and conferences going forward," Dan said.
S.O.S hosted the first annual Referees Embracing Faith (REF) Conference in August. The one-day event saw close to 100 sport officials gather at Cottonwood Creek Church in Allen, Texas, to worship God together and learn from an all-star line up of speakers.
Speakers included 18-year veteran NBA referee Pat Fraher, retired 32-year NBA referee Ed Rush Sr, as well as former NCAA Division I basketball coach Homer Drew. Darron George, an NCAA Division I basketball referee, was the emcee, and former 25-year NBA referee Steve Javie hosted the event.
Though still in its infancy, S.O.S has already assembled an advisory team that includes some of the most accomplished officials from multiple sports, including Fraher from the NBA, George from the NCAA basketball ranks, and this fall welcomed 20-year Major League Baseball umpire Ted Barrett into the fold.
Dan DiFolco shares his team's heart for REF Conference.
"REF Conference is an amazing opportunity to gather together sport officials from all different sports from the youth levels up to the pro ranks, to fellowship and give glory to God through our shared passion," he said. "Our mission is to unite the body of Christ by encouraging fellowship and a foundation of faith within the officiating profession."
Fraher was behind the birth of the REF Conference concept.
"After I gave my life to Christ last November, I pestered Him in prayer about what I could do," Fraher said. "Three days later, I was suddenly awoken with the idea of the REF conference. Along with the idea of the conference also came a sense of clarity and purpose."
"It's clear that we are all different parts of the one body of Christ and it just so happened I was assigned to the officiating part," Fraher continued. "I believe we are all called to do our role within the circles of influence that we have been given. REF conference was meant to unify all officials of faith and to minister to the officiating community as a whole."
Fraher delivered a message that focused on the concept of ego, and how it relates to officiating and faith.
"Ego can be boiled down to that prideful and selfish part of ourselves," Fraher said. "When we let the ego direct our lives, we get ourselves into trouble. I realized it was my ego that was holding me back in officiating, in life in general, and with God. My ego was putting myself first and I was being selfish in every aspect of my life."
"Ultimately, life becomes a battle to overcome that pride and selfishness. The first step in that battle is to understand who you are fighting," Fraher concluded.
The second annual REF Conference is scheduled for August 17, 2019, in Mason, Ohio, just outside of Cincinnati. Barrett, crew chief of the 2018 World Series, has been confirmed as a speaker at the event.
Save the date! REF Conference 2019 will take place on August 17, 2019 in Mason, Ohio on the campus of Prasco Laboratories! Speakers headlined by Ted Barrett; 2018 World Series crew chief! Further details to come. #REFCon19 @PrascoAGs @RefLifeGear @MLBUA pic.twitter.com/X4lJ4rXYgB
— Sport Officials Surrendered (@_SOS_Ministry) November 26, 2018
"I love the idea of REF Conference, bringing officials together in corporate worship and learning how to be better officials and better men," Barrett said.
S.O.S is cultivating relationships and partnerships within officiating and ministry circles, and this summer announced a partnership with Ref Life, a faith-based producer of premium athletic apparel for umpires.
S.O.S has a bold vision and direction from multiple officials who work the highest levels of their sports already on board to help guide the organization, but DiFolco and his team will keep letting God direct their paths.
"Anywhere officials are, we want to be there and be available to them. If we as the body of Christ are imitating Jesus, the Holy Spirit will do the rest," DiFolco said.
To learn more information, you can visit the S.O.S website, www.sportsofficialssurrendered.org, as well as its social media platforms on Facebook and Twitter.
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AMD Challenges Intel Datacenter Dominance
By John K. Waters
Declaring a "new era in the datacenter," AMD introduced a new server processor family last week that offers the first real challenge in years to the market dominance of Intel's Xeon processors.
The EPYC 7000 series System on Chip (SoC) design supports between 8 and 32 AMD Zen cores, with 2 high-performance threads per core. The product family also comes with a feature set the company claims will deliver greater performance than the competition across a full range of integer, floating point, memory bandwidth, and I/O benchmarks and workloads.
Flanked by customers and partners, AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled the new processor family at a launch event in Austin, Texas. "With our EPYC family of processors, AMD is delivering industry leading performance on critical enterprise, cloud and machine intelligence workloads," Su said in a statement. "EPYC processors offer uncompromising performance for single-socket systems while scaling dual-socket server performance to new heights, outperforming the competition at every price point. We are proud to bring choice and innovation back to the datacenter with the strong support of our global ecosystem partners."
AMD is offering a range of EPYC 7000 series processors, from the entry level EPYC 7251, an 8-core, 16-thread chip with a base frequency of 2.1 GHz, to the high-end EPYC 7601, with 32 cores, 64 threads, a base frequency of 2.2 GHz, and a max boost CPU speed of 3.2 GHz.
The company claimed that its new processor line outperforms Intel's Xeon chips, citing "record-setting" internal performance test scores using the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation's SPECint computer benchmark specification. The AMD EPYC 7601-based system achieved a SPECint_rate2006 score of 2360; the EPYC 7601-based system scored 1200; and the EPYC 7601-based system scored 943.
"At every targeted price point for two-socket processors, EPYC outperforms the competition, with up to 70 percent more performance in the eight-hundred-dollar price band, and up to 47 percent more performance at the high end of the market of four thousand dollars or more," AMD claimed.
The launch event showcased a range of products from AMD partners based on the new processor series, including systems from HPE, Dell, Asus, Gigabyte, Inventec, Lenovo, Sugon, Supermicro, Tyan, and Wistron. Microsoft, Red Hat, and VMware announced optimized support for EPYC on their hypervisors. Mellanox, Samsung Electronics, and Xilinx unveiled EPYC-optimized server hardware platforms. Members of the so-called Super 7 datacenter services providers, including Baidu, Microsoft Azure, 1&1, Bloomberg, Dropbox and LexisNexis, also said they would support the new processor family.
Antonio Neri, EVP and GM of HPE's Enterprise Group, called the EPYC processor "a paradigm shift in computing" that "will user in a new era for the IT ecosystem." His company plans to support the EPYC line in its Cloudline CL3150 server, and will expand to other product lines later this year.
John K. Waters is the editor in chief of a number of Converge360.com sites, with a focus on high-end development, AI and future tech. He's been writing about cutting-edge technologies and culture of Silicon Valley for more than two decades, and he's written more than a dozen books. He also co-scripted the documentary film Silicon Valley: A 100 Year Renaissance, which aired on PBS. He can be reached at jwaters@converge360.com.


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||||||||||Ever been Drunk: who hasnt in Tree Hill?
||||||||||Ever been Beaten up: does a slap in the face from your best friend count?
||||||||||What do you want to be when you Grow Up: An Artist or run my own record label.
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||||||||||Number of Drugs I have taken: I plead the fifith, but if I ever did it was a huge mistake.
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PITTSBURGH – This has been a summer of scorching heat and humidity and the mood inside the KSWA is no different as tempers have flared and boiled over the past few months.
"When Worlds Collide" is this Saturday, August 21, 2010 at the Lawrenceville Moose, 120 51st Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15201. Bell time is 7:30PM.
Since winning the KSWA Heavyweight Title in May, the Latin Assassin has had a huge bulls-eye on his back. Former champion Shawn Blanchard, along with fellow VIP members Anthony Alexander, Lou Martin and Frank Durso have been after the Assassin ever since. In early July the VIP's jumped Latin causing him to miss the KSWA July event due to injury.
Not only does the Latin Assassin have to worry about the VIP's, Ali Kaida has also set his sights on the Latin Assassin and his championship belt as well. He was part of the beat down that left Latin injured in July. Kaida has been on a major tear of late and is looking to unleash some more pain on the champion.
Not only does the Latin Assassin have to keep looking over his shoulder but he will defend his KSWA Heavyweight Title vs. the dark and mysterious Lord Zoltan. Zoltan is a veteran of the ring and if Latin is not 100% concentrated on him he could find himself walking out of the Lawrenceville Moose without the KSWA Heavyweight Title around his waist.
In addition to making life miserable for the Latin Assassin, the VIP's have taken out Mike Malachi, who was out of action for over a month and Paul J. Scuillo Street Hockey Tournament organizer Eric Crouse, who teamed with KSWA Owner Bobby O for the September 4th KSWA Wrestling Event honoring the life of Mr. Scuillo and his family.
As Eric has promoted the upcoming event he has found himself on the bad end of a VIP beat down twice since July. The latest was at the August 14th KSWA event at the Teamsters Temple where the VIP's confronted Crouse and attacked him and KSWA Ring Announcer Trapper Tom. They left both lying in the ring without remorse. Prior to the attack Eric and Bobby O announced that to combat the VIP's and their thugery Demolition Ax and Shane Douglas were coming to the KSWA to exact revenge.
The confident VIP's will take on The Great Toyota, Joey Quervo and Mike Buda in a six man match. Will the VIP's roll over their competitors or will their cockiness get the best of them and lead to a devastating defeat. Stay tuned.
The KSWA Tag Team Titles will be up for grabs as the Champions, Kris Kash and Shane Starr face Biker Al and The Bloodbeast. Kash and Starr have meshed well after a few years apart and are clicking on all cylinders but have a huge challenge ahead of them in the Beast, who sheer size alone could cause problems and the devious Biker Al, who will use any and all dirty tactics available to pull out a victory.
The King Del Douglas will defend his KSWA Golden Triangle Title against Bobby Badfingers. Badfingers won the right to face Douglas last week after he defeated the Jester. Douglas has said he is invincible and with the Jester watching his back, the Golden Triangle title and the newly replenished King's Ransom will never leave his possession.
Vinnie Stone will take on Justin Sane. Stone has been well stone faced since taking out and injuring his former tag team partner Ric Rumskey. He has not spoken a word about what happened and has destroyed his opponents since. What is with the sudden attitude change? Sane was the first to help out a lifeless Ric Rumskey and will go full tilt to take down Stone.
In a two on one handicap match Big Mike Malachi will take on the Canadian duo of Drew Belanger and J.P. Goulet. Malachi fresh off returning from injury is out to prove that he is 100% recovered and to send a message to Anthony Alexander that he is not the only big man in the KSWA. Belanger and Goulet have been very impressive since their debuts and will pose an immense challenge to Malachi.
Tickets for the event are $10 for an adult and $8 for kids. For more information call 412-726-1762 or log on to kswa.net. Card subject to change.


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Eddie Jones has mounting injury headaches before England's opening autumn international against Tonga on Saturday with Marcus Smith a doubt to face the Pacific Islanders, potentially disrupting the head coach's plans to unleash a new-look 10-12 axis.
Compounding matters for Jones is a report that the scrum-half Harry Randall, who has been ruled out of the entire autumn series, was injured during a paddleboarding session as part of a team-bonding exercise in Jersey last week. Inoltre, Max Malins, Louis Lynagh and Raffi Quirke will all miss the match at Twickenham with injuries sustained before coming into camp.
Smith has been severely restricted in training this week due to a lower leg injury and faces a race against time to prove his fitness before Jones names his starting XV to face Tonga on Thursday. Jones remains "cautiously optimistic" Smith will be fit to play some part in the match but having already revealed his intention to pair the in-form fly-half with his captain, Owen Farrell, in a revamped midfield, the head coach could be forced into a rethink.
Jones also has problems at full-back with doubts lingering over Freddie Steward, who also has a lower leg injury, and as a result George Furbank has been retained in Jones's truncated squad. Scrum-half is a problem position, pure.
The RFU has insisted that Randall was cleared to train after the paddleboarding session and his hip injury was diagnosed after a subsequent rugby session but his absence, and that of Quirke, leaves Jones light in that department. If Smith is ruled out, nel frattempo, Farrell would switch to fly-half with Manu Tuilagi and Henry Slade the likely centre pairing, though the uncapped Mark Atkinson has also been retained.
"[Marcus] hasn't done much this week, just a bit of ball handling,"Ha detto Jones. "We're being conservative with him but we're cautiously optimistic that he'll be right to play. The last call we make is 48 hours before the game.
"We are keen for [Marcus] to be involved in the game. It's not frustrating, it's part and parcel of preparing a team, players pick up small knocks, and he'll recover well. If we don't get to see him this week we will get to see him next week."
Malins and Quirke were named in the 28-man squad on Tuesday night but neither is in contention to face Tonga, meaning Northampton's scrum-half Alex Mitchell is set for the matchday 23 with Randall also absent. There was no place, tuttavia, for Sam Simmonds, who waits for another England cap having last appeared under Jones in 2018.
The Saracens hooker Jamie George has been kept on, having been initially left out of the squad, while Alex Dombrandt, Adam Radwan and Jamie Blamire are all set to add to the caps they won over the summer.
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Fibber McGee & Molly TV version of the 1935-57 radio show debuted on NBC on September 15, 1959 and was cancelled on January 19, 1960. The Fibber McGee and Molly TV series never caught on, probably because it didn't have Jim Jordan and Marian Jordan, the original stars of the classic 1935-1959 radio show. People remembered the Jordans too well and could not accept other actors in the roles of Fibber and Molly. Starring: Bob Sweeney, Cathy Lewis, Barbara Beaird, Roy Norris Elisabeth Fraser, Harold Peary. 1959 – BW – 30 Minutes Per Episode.
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"The Trailer," (Pilot Show) "Good Neighbors," "The Courtship," "The Big Dance," and "The Shooting Gallery."
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Curaçao, an island in the southern Caribbean is the site of the Smithsonian's Deep Reef Observation Project (DROP). Researchers are using a submarine to study and collect specimens from the hard-to-reach deep reefs. Read more about the research in the "Summer in a Sub" blog series. Learn more about coral reefs and deep-sea exploration on the Ocean Portal.