Easy starter tricks for tech decks
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Creating Yugi-Decks and playing League of Legends, but keeping Everything Yugi, HD
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TRENTON Surveillance operations conducted by patrol officers working as part of a task force in the Hanover/Academy section Wednesday afternoon led to five arrests and the seizure of nearly 800 decks of heroin, police said.

The officers set up on the first block of Commerce Street after they had developed information that narcotics sales were occurring in the area, according to Sgt. Tim Thomas, a police spokesman.

City resident Tashawn Santiago, a 20-year-old man who has several listed addresses including one on Commerce Street, was arrested by the task force after they allegedly saw him dealing heroin. Santiago was charged with possession with intent to distribute, distribution of heroin, possession with intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of a school, and possession with intent to distribute within 500 feet of a park.

Police also arrested George Martinez, a 34-year-old city resident, and charged him with possession, possession with intent to distribute and possession with intent to distribute within 500 feet of a park.

Charged with simple possession were Adelberto Rivera, 45, of Trenton, and 54-year-old city resident Kevin Daniels, while 22-year-old Corey McCoy was charged with obstructing public passage.

Police also seized $1,000 cash during the operation along with 780 decks of heroin, Thomas said.

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Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (BETA) - PACKS #39;N DECKS #1 - ft. Hat
I #39;m in, you #39;re most likely not! ... ... ... Na na na na na!

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Tony Hawk #39;s Pro Skater 3: Decks (Boards)
Showcasing all unlocked decks and their artwork.

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Political Opinion

It's called clearing the decks and there isn't a chief executive who hasn't at least thought about doing it. If you are appointed when things look dodgy, you act as if they are even more dodgy: you write off losses (in this case lift the debt ceiling) by more than you need to knowing you can blame it on your predecessor. If things turn out to be not that bad, you end up looking good. If things do turn that out bad, you won't look that bad.

The government's debt ceiling is like a personal credit card limit, only sillier. Unlike a credit card limit it need not take account of ability to repay. It is a political limit imposed at by the parliament rather than an outside constraint imposed by the lender. As such it is is vulnerable to politics as the United States discovered to its cost this month in a standoff which threatened to prevent the government borrowing the money it that it needed to function. Labor's Wayne Swan had to lift the ceiling four times - to $75 billion, then to $200 billion, then $250 billion and finally to $300 billion. On some of those occasions his opposite number Joe Hockey made things difficult for him. Enough is enough, he said in May.

Hockey is treasurer himself now, and he doesn't want to go through the torture of having to going back to parliament each time he needs a bigger limit. So he has asked for a very big one - $500 billion, the need for which he can blame on his predecessor. Hockey made the point that he is not proposing to lift the debt, merely the debt limit to give himself headroom free of political sniping should he need it.

His Commission of Audit is looking like a partly-owned subsidiary of the Business Council of Australia. It'll be chaired by the Council's president Tony Shepherd and its secretariat will be run by the Council's director of policy Peter Crone. It's an enviable double for the big business lobby group. It'll be examining what fields the Commonwealth should abandon, what it should contract out and what it should privatise. They are topics the Council already has views.

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Groan if you will at the punning title of Caroline ODonnells Party Wall, but the name captures the designers dual intent. A giant plywood brise soleil made of scap material left over from the production of skateboards, the temporary work bisects the courtyard at MoMA PS1, the Museum of Modern Arts contemporary art space in Queens, New York. From a distance it reads like a billboard peeking up above the walls that surround the former schoolhouse. Inside the courtyard, it shades, mists, and occasionally spews water at the masses that turn out for the institutions outdoor Warm-Up dance parties, which kicked off last weekend and continue every Saturday through September 7.

But as the name suggests, the wall also serves another set of users. When its not cooling dancing hoards of happily sweaty revelers, it accommodates less raucous gatherings more typical of an afternoon at PS1. One hundred and twenty of its lower panels can detach from the structure. Some pieces with trucks and wheels peel away to become oversized skateboards. At the opening reception for the project, a few guests made awkward attempts at kickflips with the rolling planks, while children splashed in shallow pools tucked inside the walls structure. But other pieces become chairs and tables for outdoor performances, screenings, and other events. For a dance party, you need as much space as possible, said ODonnell at an opening reception for the project. For a lecture, you need a lot of seating.

The Ithaca, New York-based architect, who teaches at Cornell University and calls her firm CODA, won the museums annual Young Architects Program competition with her design for the summer-long installation, which runs through August 31. She worked with Comet Skateboards of Ithaca to acquire the wood and, with the help of a group of volunteers, spent many Saturdays weaving scraps excised while making skateboard decks (ODonnell calls them the projects bones) into the 20, 4-by 8-foot component panels that make up the wall. We were calling the company and saying, Make more skateboards! says ODonnell.

The wood screens hang from a steel trestle and form geometric archways that zigzag above the public spaces. When you stand here, its kind of monstrous, said ODonnell, glancing up at the wooden mass. But inside, its intimate and lacy. With only a shallow foundation, the installation relies on large water-filled fabric bagsthe kind used to douse forest fires from the airas ballasts to keep it weighted to the ground. A channel running along the top of the structure delivers water to a misting device, the pools, and a spout that periodically erupts like a gushing fire hose.

The work is a return to form for the Young Architects Program. Last year, New York City firm HWKN created Wendy, a bright blue sea urchin that floated, cartoon-like above the courtyard, more of a beacon and a character than a shelter. Party Wall brings the emphasis back to function and problem solving with its strategy for serving two constituencies; by comparison to last years installation, the work looks staid and less polished, a quality that ODonnell attributes to PS1s location. Its a rough industrial neighborhood, she says. I like that toughness.

Party Wall does, however, have a quiet playful streak. In addition to providing detachable skateboards, ODonnell says, there is a secret message of some sort coded into the form. Im not going to tell you what it is, she announced at the opening, offering only, Were not interested in objects, but the things around objects.

So far, we havent deciphered it. But take your best guess in the comment thread below.

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Breaking Down ARG Circuit Columbus #39; Final 2 Decks: Evilswarm And Constellar
Eaton Gruo #39;s 2nd place Evilswarms and Sean McCabe #39;s 1st place Constellars teach us how to take apart the metagame. My many apologies for any butchered names....

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Slums Attack "20/20" prod. DJ. Decks
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Hearthstone Closed Beta: Opening 15 Decks
Please like this video if you enjoyed watching it! If you want to see more Hearthstone videos make sure to let us know in the comment section below! Unkiejay...

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