Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC V Tag Force Special PSP All Main Characters Story Decks
I stop going card by card because you guys can #39;t read the jpn text so yeah *finally puts psp away for good this time hopefully*
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Commander Marchesa v Azusa v Nekusar Game 2
This is game 2 featuring a budget decklist for Marchesa, the Black Rose submitted to us by Budget MTG Decks. Check out their deck tech for Marchesa here: Marchesa is once again going against...
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The Decks of Waypoints
Hey Guys, As promised about a month ago here is a video covering all the decks of the current Waypoint meta 🙂 Mono Decay http://scrolldier.com/deck/3256 Undead Decay http://scrolldier.com/deck/...
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KirkBath launches new website
KirkBath has launched a new website at http://www.KirkBath.com.
KirkBath, which has a showroom at 728 N.W. Fourth St. in Corvallis, offers bathroom remodeling services throughout the Willamette Valley. Showroom hours have been expanded to include 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.Saturdays, in addition to noon to 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays.
The Corvallis Environmental Center recently installed officers for the current year.
Elected president is Yvonne Uribe-Lomnicky, small business owner and retired Hewlett-Packard Co. strategic business planner/program manager. Other officers are vice president Lissy Goralnik, postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society at Oregon State University; secretary Ann Scheerer, academic advisor and instructor for the sustainability double-degree program at OSU; and treasurer Matt Weber, economist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Board members are Mike Beilstein, retired research chemist from OSU; James Cogle of Quantum Spatial; Rick Flacco, who works in the field of energy conservation; Hannah Gosnell,associate professor of geography at OSU; Heather Merfeld, an attorney with a specialization in environmental and natural resources law; Sarah Proffitt of the Environmental and Molecular Toxicology Aquatics Laboratory at OSU; Nancy Staus, who has a doctorate in science education; Ellen Timmerman, past secondary-school geography teacher; and Kim Townsend of the Crop and Soil Science Department at OSU.
Corvallis Clinic pain management specialist Paul Coelho has moved to the second floor of The Clinics Asbury Building, 3680 N.W. Samaritan Drive.
Coelhos previous office was in the Aumann Building. He also is seeing patients at The Corvallis Clinic at Waverly Drive in Albany. The phone number remains the same at 541-754-1266. Appointments are by referral.
The move allows Coelho to coordinate more closely to primary care providers in the Asbury building and to expand his practice. Julie Solomon is working in collaboration with Coelho and will meet with patients for follow-up care. Solomon, an adult health nurse practitioner, brings 11 years of experience caring for patients in oncology, neurology and pain management.
Before coming to the clinic last year, Coelho was in private practice and was an attending physician at the Kaiser Permanente Richmond/Oakland, California, Departments of Orthopedics and Spinal Diagnostics from 1999 to 2005.
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At least seven people were wounded in an attack on a Christian church in the Egyptian province of Minya late Friday, in the latest incident of violence against the countrys Coptic Christian minority. The church had been established to commemorate the 20 Coptic Christians beheaded in Libya by the Islamic State militant group. Thirteen of the victims came from Minyas al-Our village, where the church was being built, Daily News Egypt reported Sunday.
Coptic residents of al-Our had obtained permission to build the church in the aftermath of the beheadings in Libya, which left the impoverished villages Christian community devastated. Thousands of people had mourned the victims following the release of an Islamic State video last month showing the men being executed. The beheadings prompted the Egyptian government to begin an air campaign in Libya targeting the militant group, also known as ISIS.
In the weeks since the massacre, plans to honor the victims with a church dedicated to their memory have been igniting sectarian tensions in the province, which is home to one of the largest concentrations of the countrys Coptic minority. Coptic Christians are estimated to make up 10 to 20 percent of the Egyptian population.
Some of al-Ours Muslim residents had protested the churchs construction and particularly its placement at the entrance of the village, DNE reported. Following midday prayers on Friday, scores of young Muslims gathered in front of the site where the church was being built to rally against its construction. While the crowd eventually dispersed without incident, a small group of men targeted the site with Molotov cocktails later in the evening.
Violence between Muslim and Christian communities in Minya has become more frequent since 2013, when Egypts first democratically elected president Mohammed Morsi was deposed in a coup by the military. In the immediate aftermath of the violent dispersal of Muslim Brotherhood sit-ins in Cairo in August 2013, at least 42 churches were attacked across the country, with at least three Coptic Christians and one Muslim killed in Minya, according to Human Rights Watch. Some supporters of Morsi, who was supported by the now-banned Muslim Brotherhood, believe Christians had a role in his overthrow and reprisal attacks against the minority group have become increasingly common in the southern Egyptian province.
Some attribute the root causes of the the provinces sectarian tensions to the government's neglect of southern Egypt over the past decades. [Minya] lacks the development and projects needed to sap the energy of young people and protect them from people who exploit them in this kind of strife, such as the Muslim Brotherhood or other parties with particular interests," said the provinces security chief, Maj. Gen. Osama Metwally, in a 2014 interview with Al-Monitor. We are faced with many difficulties, most important of which is that people here have highly volatile temperaments, with full-blown sectarian strife almost erupting as a result of trivial disputes that nearly become religious catastrophes.
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The construction of a Speedway gasoline station and convenience store at the corner of Route 51 and Quaker Church Road in Perryopolis will cause traffic restrictions for motorists and limit school bus movements between April 6 and April 19, according to Marathon Petroleum Co.
Stefanie Griffith, spokeswoman for Marathon Petroleum Co. public affairs, said the project will force some traffic changes because of the closure of the intersection as construction continues. Access to Quaker Church Road will be detoured over Tony Row Road from Route 51 for the two weeks of construction.
The southbound right lane of Route 51 will be closed from a point just before the intersection and just past the construction area for a total of about .25 miles, Griffith said. The left turning lane in the northbound lanes will be closed.
According to a news release put out by the company, roadway improvements and driveway installations will be completed during the closure.
The closure was originally scheduled to begin on April 1, but was delayed until after the Easter holiday.
The change may force the Frazier School District to modify some bus routes, said Suzanne Boni, district transportation director. She said she is setting up a meeting with the bus company to determine what changes should be made during the project.
Presently, a bus comes off of Quaker Church (Road), said Boni. It will have to go on Janet Street or another bus that uses Janet (Street) may pick up students that presently use the bus that picks up the Quaker Church Road students.
She said the determination will be made after a discussion with the bus company.
PennDOT officials referred all questions about the project to Marathon Petroleum Co., owner of the Speedway.
Karl Polacek is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at kpolacek@tribweb.com or 724-626-3538.
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Tony and Margaret Budell spent Monday morning the same way theyve spent their wedding anniversary for the past 60 years, making their way to the heart of Havelock to visit the church where they exchanged vows.
They werent expecting the scene they encountered this year on the corner of 61st Street and Morrill Avenue. The makeshift fence surrounding St. Patrick Catholic Church, the construction crews, the parishioners spread out on the lawn across the street, like they were waiting for a parade.
The Budells knew at some point the 107-year-old red-brick building was going to come down to make way for a new church next door.
They had no idea it would happen on their special day.
We didnt know they were going to tear it down today, said Margaret, who attended St. Patricks as a child. We came over to take pictures.
Turns out, they joined a growing crowd carrying lawn chairs and spreading out on blankets to watch a crane demolish a piece of their collective history.
Its bittersweet, said the Rev. Troy Schweiger. There are more than 100 years of important memories in that church -- baptisms, confirmations, weddings -- but we also are witnessing a step toward our new spiritual home.
The parish of about 750 families had been talking about building a new church for more than two decades, Schweiger said, but a random inspection by the churchs insurance company four years ago forced the issue.
The insurance company called for an inspection, and a structural engineer said hed certify it as safe for only another five years.
"So the decision was kind of made for us," Schweiger said.
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