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Characteristics Scitec Nutrition Oat & whey - 12 x 92 gr
Oats are a well-liked source of nutrition for many people, engaged in heavy physical activity or not. For your convenience, in this product we already combined oats and a high-quality whey protein for a meal that can be consumed at any time of the day to support your activities. The added protein is exclusively from whey. Dietary proteins are the source of nitrogen and indispensable amino acids, which the body requires for tissue growth and maintenance. Therefore the protein in Oat 'n' Whey contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass and also to the maintenance of normal bones*.
Whey protein from milk is a so-called complete protein, because it provides the body with all necessary amino acids, including the 9 amino acids (i.e. Histidine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Methionine, Phenylalanine, Threonine, Tryptophan, Valine) that are considered essential for life, because the body cannot synthesize them.
Determination of the nutritional efficiency of protein in the diet is in most cases based on estimating the extent to which dietary protein nitrogen is absorbed and retained by the body and is able to balance daily nitrogen losses. Net Protein Utilisation (NPU) is the percentage of ingested nitrogen that is retained in the body, and the Biological Value (BV) gives the percentage of absorbed nitrogen that is retained. Biological Value is the product of NPU and digestibility. Whey protein has good digestibility and amino acid composition, thus it's Biological Value is great compared to other dietary protein sources like meat, fish, eggs or soy.
This product provides an added extra amino acid, Taurine.
*These statements have been scientifically proven by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and authorized by the European Commission (EC).
Suggested Usage
Mix 1 serving (92 g) daily with 400 ml water or milk. You can eat Oat 'n' Whey with a spoon, or drink it as a shake as well at any time of the day.
12 x Scitec Nutrition Oat & whey - 92 gr / Vanilla
Oat flour (Gluten), Ultrafiltered whey protein concentrates (from Milk, Emulsifier: Soy Lecithin), Dextrose, Sodium Chloride, Flavor (Vanilla), Taurine, Sweeteners (Acesulfame K, Sucralose), Thickener (Xanthan Gum).
Nutritional Information
|Serving size: 92 g (2 ¼ scoops) Servings Per Container: 15
|92 g
|100 g
|1487 kJ / 354 kcal
|1608 kJ / 383 kcal
|6.0 g
|6.5 g
|of which Saturates
|3.0 g
|3.3 g
|40 g
|43 g
|of which Sugars
|3.0 g
|3.3 g
|35 g
|38 g
|0.92 g
|1.0 g
|6 g
|6.5 g
|365 mg
|397 mg
|300 mg
|326 mg
|*RI%: Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/2000 kcal).
**NRV%: nutrient reference values
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Manufactured in a facility that processes milk, egg, gluten, soy, peanuts, nuts, fish and crustacean ingredients.
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DR Congo's rebels say they will march to Kinsasha and take control; South Korea likely to choose liberal presidential candidate by survey; China appoints new propaganda minister; 2008 Mumbai attacks gunman hanged; Gaza cease-fire looks unlikely as international diplomats gather; and more
Top of the Agenda: DR Congo's Rebels Threaten To March To Kinsasha
Editor's note: There will be no Daily Brief Nov. 22-23 because of the Thanksgiving holiday. The brief will resume Nov. 26.
M23 rebel fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo said they were prepared to march to the capital city of Kinshasa and take control (Guardian) of the country after having captured the main eastern city of Goma. Thousands of Congolese troops defected to the rebels at a gathering of civilians, police and government soldiers at a football stadium in Goma, as the M23 military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Vianney Kazarama issued a message to the president, Joseph Kabila, and promised to "liberate" the country. The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned (BBC) Goma's seizure and called for sanctions against the rebels.
"Analysts say it is in Rwanda's interest to exert influence over areas of eastern Congo, where a million Hutu refugees fled after perpetrating the genocide against Tutsis and moderate Hutus. This enables Rwanda to maintain a buffer zone and exploit the trade and trafficking of minerals. For its part, M23 may push on to another provincial capital, Bukavu, and seek an improved version of the 2009 peace deal," writes David Smith for The Guardian.
"[The Congolese armed forces are] being weakened by the periodic defection of the disloyal, and the demoralisation of loyal soldiers. But this vicious circle has the effect of encouraging the DRC government to consider reintergration as an option for rebels, since the army has less and less capacity to defeat them," writes Mélanie Gouby for the Institute for War and Peace Reporting.
"Kinshasa refused to see that they were playing a game of Russian roulette, banging the war drums, refusing to talk to M23 and attempting to play amateurish international politics, by blaming Rwanda and Uganda for M23. Well, it has seen the result of that; a hard slap in the face and the loss of one of DRC's biggest cities to a force no larger than 3,000 lightly armed mutineers. So, what's next?" writes Sunny Ntyombya for The New Times.
China Promotes Hu Ally to Propaganda Minister
China appointed on Wednesday Liu Qibao, the former party boss of Sichuan province and an ally of President Hu Jintao, as propaganda minister (Reuters) after its incumbent minister was promoted to the Standing Committee in the country's power transition. Liu is said to be unlikely to loosen China's censorship policies as the country's leaders continue to keep a close eye on domestic media.
SOUTH KOREA: South Korea will likely pick its liberal presidential candidate (Yonhap), who will compete in the country's December 19 elections, by a nationwide survey.
Mumbai attacks gunman hanged
Prospect of Gaza cease-fire not likely
This is an excerpt of the CFR.org Daily News Brief. The full version is available on CFR.org.

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Everything I've read about the movie in the Catholic press this week, though, implies that it's not a horror flick. "I am hoping that this movie will draw more people back to the faith," says Father Gary Thomas, whose story is told in the book, The Rite. I'm wondering if I should have worked up the courage to see on Monday. It's only PG-13, after all.
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* A plan to replace the southbound I-270 to eastbound I-70 loop ramps with a flyover ramp on the far East Side for $75.5 million. The project includes auxiliary lanes along eastbound I-70 between I-270 and Brice Road.
* A project to reduce congestion and increase capacity on I-270 between I-71 and U.S. Route 23 is requesting $11 million to widen I-270 and improve interchanges at U.S. 23, I-71 and Stringtown Road.
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The National Institutes of Health on Tuesday named three UC Davis researchers recipients of highly competitive awards designed to encourage innovative, high-risk research and accelerate the translation of science into improved health.
Reflecting the breadth and high caliber of research under way at UC Davis, the multi-year grants will allow the three recipients to further investigate the healing power of stem cell ribonucleic acid (RNA), the role other viruses play in the spread of HIV, and the auto-immune response in patients with the often fatal disease scleroderma.
James E.K. Hildreth, dean of the UC Davis College of Biological Sciences, who has a pending joint appointment to the UC Davis School of Medicine, was honored with the NIH Director's Pioneer Award; Jan Nolta, director of the UC Davis Institute for Regenerative Cures, received a Transformative Research Project Grant (RO1) Award; and Emanual Maverakis, assistant professor of dermatology, received the NIH Director's New Innovator Award.
"This is confirmation, once again, of the excellence of our faculty, from established researchers to scientists at the start of their careers, and of the depth and strength of our medical and biological research programs," UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi said. "The NIH is funding UC Davis to do research that will have a real-world impact on health around the globe."
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Hildreth is the recipient of a five-year, $3.85 million Pioneer Award, a grant intended to support scientists of exceptional creativity who propose pioneering -- and possibly transforming -- approaches to major challenges in biomedical and behavioral research. Hildreth will explore the hypothesis that other viruses are contributing to the high prevalence of HIV in certain parts of the world. For instance, young women in some countries are exhibiting much higher rates of HIV than can be explained by their behavior, environment or the infection rate of their partners.
"The length of the award is particularly significant because collaborative translational studies can take much longer than laboratory-based studies," said Hildreth, who will work with scientific teammates in the United States and Africa. "It gives us the time and resources to test a high-risk, high-impact idea with very important implications for our understanding of HIV."
Nolta, one of the nation's leading stem cell researchers, will receive $2.75 million over five years to explore the mechanism by which mesenchymal stem cells isolated from human bone marrow and fat can transfer microRNA and other factors into cells within damaged tissue -- and how that process can be harnessed to heal people.
"We call these cells paramedic cells, and this grant will help us investigate exactly how they do their job, which could ultimately have a significant impact on patient care," said Nolta, a professor in the Department of Internal Medicine. Nolta said the principal application she and her team are pursuing is the revascularization and healing of damaged tissue in the brain and limbs.
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The three grants are part of the NIH annual Common Fund Awards, which aim to encourage investigators to explore bold ideas that have the potential to catapult fields forward and speed the translation of research into improved health. The Common Fund was enacted into law by Congress as part of the 2006 NIH Reform Act to support cross-cutting, trans-NIH programs.
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For more than 100 years, UC Davis has engaged in teaching, research and public service that matter to California and transform the world. Located close to the state capital, UC Davis has more than 32,000 students, more than 2,500 faculty and more than 21,000 staff, an annual research budget that exceeds $678 million, a comprehensive health system and 13 specialized research centers. The university offers interdisciplinary graduate study and more than 100 undergraduate majors in four colleges -- Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, and Letters and Science. It also houses six professional schools -- Education, Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing. For more information, visit www.ucdavis.edu.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney, a staunch gun advocate, says tighter weapons regulations might be "appropriate" to prevent another tragedy like the Arizona mass shootings that left six people dead and a congresswoman seriously wounded.
Cheney, an avid hunter, said he is "willing to listen to ideas" on how to better control the purchase and use of firearms.
"Whether or not there's some measure there in terms of limiting the size of the magazine that you can buy to go with a semiautomatic weapon — we've had that in place before. Maybe it's appropriate to re-establish that kind of thing, but I think you do have to be careful obviously," Cheney told NBC's Jamie Gangel, national correspondent for "TODAY."
"We're looking for ways to make sure this never happens again, but you've still got to go back to the fact that it looks like the cause of this particular tragedy was this one individual who apparently has very serious mental problems," Cheney said in the interview, parts of which aired Wednesday.
The Arizona shooting spree on Jan. 8 in Tucson that claimed six lives and left 13 others wounded, including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, has renewed the debate over gun control measures.
Hoffman withdrew $1,200 hours before death: sources
Philip Seymour Hoffman withdrew a total of $1,200 from an ATM at a supermarket near his New York City apartment the night before he was found lifeless in his bathroom with a syringe still in his left arm, sources told NBC News.
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- Judge vows quick ruling on Va. marriage ban
- Hoffman withdrew $1,200 hours before death: sources
Jared Loughner, 22, is accused of shooting Giffords in the face and then turning his gun on a crowd of people waiting to meet the congresswoman. The weapon used in the attack, a Glock 19 with an oversize clip capable of firing around 30 rounds without reloading, was legally purchased by Loughner two months before, Arizona authorities have said.
The shootings have prompted some lawmakers to call for banning high-capacity gun magazines. A 1994 assault weapons ban outlawed such clips, but President George W. Bush and congressional Republicans allowed the ban to expire in 2004.2nd Amendment advocate: Ban on high-capacity clips passes muster
Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., on Tuesday introduced a bill to ban the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines like the ones allegedly used by Loughner. McCarthy's husband was killed and son wounded by a gunman on the Long Island Railroad in 1993.
The bill would limit the number of clips sold in the U.S. to 10 rounds maximum.
Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., plans to introduce a similar bill in the Senate.
A new survey released Wednesday shows an overwhelming majority of U.S. gun owners, and Americans in general, support tougher measures to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals, the mentally ill and others barred by law from owning weapons.
Eighty-one percent of gun owners, and 86 percent of all Americans, back requiring personal background checks for all firearms sales, regardless of whether the weapon is bought from a licensed dealer or from a private seller at a gun show, the poll said.
Ninety percent of those polled in both groups also support fixing gaps in government databases that are designed to prevent criminals, mentally disturbed people and others from obtaining guns.
The survey of 1,003 registered voters nationwide was conducted from Jan. 11 through Jan. 13 jointly by the Republican-aligned polling firm American Viewpoint and the Democratic-oriented firm Momentum Analysis, and released by the bipartisan coalition of Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
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hello, friends! boy do i have exciting news. for a short time only, you can watch fresh the movie for free online! (usually you have to purchase the dvd and a home viewing license for $30). which of course i did, because the trailer (see below) wrapped it's arms around my heart and gave it a tug. anywhos, the movie is amazing and i'm so excited that everyone will have the opportunity to watch if for free!
featuring some of the biggest food heroes in the industry, watch as michael pollan, will allen and our favorite farmer joel salatin discuss the current food issues at hand and give us hope for the future. they have each witnessed the rapid transformation of our agriculture and seen the results of food contamination, environmental pollution, depletion of natural resources, and morbid obesity. watch as they provide sustainable alternatives and offer a practical vision for the future of our food and our planet. this film will touch your life in so many ways!
the trailer alone is enough to bring tears to my eyes (anyone else??) and the movie is all the better. hurry up and get to watchin', the film is only available to watch for free through wednesday, february 1st 2012. visit fresh the movie to watch it now!
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I notice a lot of people tend to start a new thread to promote their AMV, and to be honest, I might do the same.
So this thread is for anyone who wants to promote their AMV and/or recieve feedback. Just embed or post the link to your video.
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Dick's Sporting Goods Will Destroy Unsold Assault-Style Rifles
Dick's Sporting Goods announced that it would no longer sell "assault-style rifles" at their Field and Stream stores in the United States following the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida that left 17 people dead. When the retailer announced their plans to discontinue the sale of the rifles some wondered what they would do with the excess inventory. Usually, retailers can return the unsold inventory to the manufacturer, but in this case, Dick's decided to destroy their remaining stock of rifles.
"We are in the process of destroying all firearms and accessories that are no longer for sale as a result of our February 28th policy change," a spokeswoman told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "We are destroying the firearms in accordance with federal guidelines and regulations."
The firearms and certain accessories will be destroyed at their distribution centers, and they said they would recycle what they can.
Along with refusing to sell specific guns and high-capacity magazines, the sporting goods retailer said they would only sell guns to people over the age of 21. That decision has resulted in an age-discrimination lawsuit in Oregon.
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Presently, a Detailed Asset List Report generated by my Pat Guard, includes fails- for the failed item it shows last test date ,next test date, last visual, next visual test date. Whereas, items that pass only have the first three.
This is confusing the hell out of some of my customers, can I tweak it to show last test, last visual for fails?


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Meals from McDonald's will no longer include "pink slime," an ammonium hydroxide solution used to kill bacteria.
The Oak Brook, Ill.-based fast food chain said it would no longer use the controversial additive — which is approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture — in its hamburger recipe.
The company denied that its decision was influenced by a months-long campaign by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to get ammonium-hydroxide-treated meats like chicken and beef out of the U.S. food supply. But it acknowledged this week that it had stopped using the unappetizing pink goo, made from treating otherwise inedible scrap meat with the chemical, several months ago, msnbc.com reported.
In fact, the company said the decision to get rid of the "slime" was made nearly a year ago.
"We are always reviewing and evolving our standards to ensure we continue to serve safe, high quality food to our customers," McDonald's said in a statement.
Taco Bell and Burger King have also done away with the "slime."
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- You realize that the student has a crisis or significant problems that you feel requires professional help, and you feel ill-equipped to handle them yourself
- You recognize that the student has persistent problems which do not appear to get better with your help, or are getting worse
- You see that the student is unwilling to take responsibility for his or her behavior or seems unable to recognize the impact their negative behavior has on him or herself and others
Steps to Make a Referral
- Attempt to develop a trusting relationship with the student and get to know him or her.
- Address the concerns you have in a caring, but straightforward manner. Point out the student's behaviors that concern you. It's often helpful to note the magnitude and duration of these behaviors. "I'm concerned about you because you've been very withdrawn and uncommunicative for the past three weeks."
- Give your reason for making the referral and then recommend that the student get counseling. "You and I have talked several times over the past three weeks and it seems that things aren't getting any better for you. I think it would be helpful for you to talk with a professional counselor. Assure the student that you are not dumping him/her by making the referral. "I want you to know that I'm concerned and care about you and want to remain in contact with you, but I feel that it would be to your benefit to explore professional counseling."
- Don't force the idea of counseling, as it may jeopardize the relationship you have with the student and make him or her feel you are rejecting or stigmatizing them. Do bring it up again at a later time, pointing out how the behaviors or problems continue or do not get better.
- After referral, stay in touch with the student in a non-intrusive way. Check in to see how things are going.
In many situations, all you may need to do is tell the person to come by the Student Psychological Counseling Services located at 410 N. Glassell to fill out an intake to make an appointment. If you feel the student needs more support in contacting us, you may wish to call us directly and tell us that you are referring someone, or you may wish to walk over with him/her. If the student is not ready to make the appointment, encourage seeking help soon rather than putting off facing the problem. As appropriate, suggest to the student that with permission, you are willing to give the counselor information about the nature of the problem and the reason for your referral. But remember, once a student is seen at SPCS, any information about the student, even if he or she is attending counseling, cannot be shared with anyone without the student's written permission.


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Aldershot 1 Accrington Stanley 1: Match Review
Aldershot defender Darren Jones headed his first goal for the club to salvage a point and extend his side's unbeaten run to seven games.
Rory Boulding's composed finish gave the visitors a half-time lead, while Jones' header was one of the few chances created after the interval as both sides defended stoutly in a dour affair.
Accrington, now unbeaten in their last four league games, took the lead in the 17th minute when Boulding ran on to a fine through ball from Sean McConville to slide the ball beyond Shots goalkeeper Jamie Young.
Jimmy Ryan sidestepped two defenders on the edge of the penalty area and fired in a low drive that crashed back off the post in the 30th minute.
The Shots improved as the match wore on and Jones flicked home an Anthony Straker free-kick past Accrington goalkeeper Alex Cisak in the 52nd minute.
Stanley had the better chances to win it late on, Young denying McConville before Boulding tumbled in the area under pressure from Jones but no penalty was given to the frustration of the away bench.
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Teraflex Transfer Case Upgrade - Gearing DownPosted in How To: Transmission Drivetrain on May 12, 2014
Back in the bad old days, going down a steep hill in a horse-drawn wagon or stagecoach called for desperate measures. The horses or mules couldn't hold the heavy coach back, and it could even run them down. The drivers or muleskinners would tie a log or spare single-tree to the rear wheels to lock them up. The drivers would then have the horses drag the coach down the hill. This kept the horses and passengers alive, but the coach's steering control was all but lost. The steering would have been vastly improved if the drivers could have figured out a way to hold back the coach and still allow its wheels to rotate.
Sliding down a steep, loose trail with both feet on the brakes can give a Jeep driver the same butterflies in the belly as the stagecoach driver. With the brakes locked up, steering becomes very iffy—the tires are sliding rather than gripping—so you'll want the tires rolling. If they're rolling, you're under control; if they're sliding, you're on the edge of control.
Low range axle gears can provide the hill holding solution, but that also uses more fuel while on the highway. However, TeraFlex has a better solution to the butterfly problem—and it won't use any more gas on the way to work. It's a 4:1 low range kit that is installed in the transfer case. With our '93 Jeep Wrangler YJ the transfer case is an NP231, and TeraFlex offers 4:1 kits for other models too. Only the low range is affected, therefore highway gearing is not affected and neither is highway mileage.
We also added another product to the NP231 transfer case for safety's sake and longevity, a slip yoke eliminator kit. This also necessitated a different rear driveshaft. (If the slip yoke is eliminated, a driveshaft with the older style of U-joint is required.) A slip yoke eliminator kit is highly recommended. The nice part is we did it all ourselves at home—two people and a weekend can get things rolling.
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An OEM NP231 comes from Toledo with 2.72:1 low range and 1.00:1 high range. While this works great in most situations, when a Jeeper wants to become more adventurous with higher suspensions, taller tires, and more technical trails, lower off-road gears are needed. Lower gears allow the Jeep's engine compression to slow the wheels down so that they rotate more slowly without using the brakes, holding the Jeep back while still rotating and keeping the Jeep's steering under control. The lowered gearing also aids in traction control while climbing steep hills. Through gear multiplication, the Jeep's torque can be multiplied for easier climbing. The '93 Wrangler's three-speed TorqueFlite automatic's gear ratios are 2.74:1 in First, 1.54:1 in Second, and 1.00:1 (straight through) in Third. Since the YJ's differentials are equipped with 3.07:1 gears.
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Gear multiplication can work even better with a manual transmission because an automatic goes to First gear automatically, whereas a manual tranny can be shifted to Second or even Third to start off with slightly higher gears, lessening the chance of spinning the wheels during takeoff.
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With the game tied 3-3 in the bottom of the ninth and a runner on first base, Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Kevin Frandsen came up to the plate to bunt the runner over to second base.
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Rosetta Stone's trademark infringement lawsuit against Google, first filed in 2009 and dismissed by a Virginia court in August 2010, has been revived by a federal appeals court. At issue: whether the sale of trademarked search keywords to the company's competitors for sponsored links makes Google liable for trademark infringement.
Language software company Rosetta Stone complained that users searching for their software were being misled and confused by competitor and counterfeiter sponsored links, from which Google directly profited. Five consumers gave testimony that they had been directed to counterfeit software after searching for Rosetta Stone products as a result of Google's AdWords practice of allowing competitors to bid on and win placement for terms trademarked by others.
In the 2010 ruling, the court ruled that consumers were not likely to be confused. However, Chief Judge William Traxler wrote for the three-judge appeals court panel, "A reasonable trier of fact could find that Google intended to cause confusion in that it acted with the knowledge that confusion was very likely to result from its use of the marks."
Google's current AdWords policy prohibits intellectual property rights infringement by advertisers, though they note that trademarks are territorial and apply only to certain goods or services. They also prohibit the promotion of counterfeit goods through their AdWords program, though this is defined within their policy as having "a trademark or logo that is identical to or substantially indistinguishable from the trademark of another."
The gray area occurs where a competitor product is similar, but doesn't directly mimic a company's logo or name. As Google's policy states, they are "not a third-party arbiter," and "encourage trademark owners to resolve their disputes directly with the advertisers." That bit of a disclaimer may not be enough to protect Google from liability, given that they do indeed profit from the sale of trademarked terms.
The appeals court ruling will be one to watch. In March 2011, a United States court for the Ninth Circuit (California) ruled in the case of Network Automation, Inc. v. Advanced Systems Concepts, Inc., that buying ads based on a competitor's name doesn't violate trademark law. This case differs slightly in that Rosetta Stone is taking the ad provider, Google, to task, rather than their competitors.
Recently, we've seen Google lose an AdWords case on appeal in Australia, where the judge ruled that Google had "engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct in four cases." In one example in that suit, filed by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, users were led to believe by virtue of the ad title that they would be taken to the Honda.com.au website, when in fact the ad was for another website called CarSales.
Under Australian law, the court could not levy a monetary fine against Google, though they ordered that the search giant pay the plaintiff's court costs. Again, the scope of that case is slightly different; at issue there was the actual language used in the ad copy and headline.
Even if Google loses this case on appeal, history shows they aren't likely to roll over and change their global AdWords policies. Any additional oversight and policing of the system could put a serious dent in their profitability. A successful lawsuit in one country doesn't necessarily mean global AdWords policy would change, either.
On Google's October 2010 settlement of their AdWords dispute with French authorities over their practice of blocking specific advertisers from buying sponsored links, the New York Times had reported that Google "also agreed to apply 'the principle of improvements and clarifications made in implementing these commitments' in every country in which it operates AdWords."
Not so, said Google at the time. Though the search giant was found to have abused its dominant position on the French paid search market and were ordered to clarify rules and processes for advertisers, they made clear the new policies would only apply in France.
"This agreement and the commitments we have made are very narrow," a Google spokesperson said at the time. "They deal only with ads for traffic devices in France. Nothing else. That said, we are always looking for ways to improve our AdWords services for the benefit of users and advertisers."
It seems clear that Google will continue to face legal issues so long as they profit from the sale and distribution of ads that target terms trademarked by others or otherwise attempt to steal traffic away from competitors through AdWords targeting. Paid search advertising is big business and Google, with the lion's share of the market, is the most lucrative target for those financially losing out to questionable competitor practices.
This is the second lawsuit that has been revived against Google within the past week. The $1 billion Viacom-YouTube copyright case was reopened by an appeals court.
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In this blog I talk about some of the personal programming I do as a hobby. By trade I'm a Java and database developer but I've dabbled in Haskell, front-end development, etc. I'm currently working as an architect but still enjoy getting my fingers dirty in code!
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
EclipseFP 2.0.2 released
The release notes are here. To install or upgrade, just point your Eclipse to http://eclipsefp.sf.net/updates. Be sure to configure both the GHC path and the Cabal path in the preferences.
Happy Haskell hacking!
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- torrent said...
First of all, thanks for the good work!
Here is a log of the building failure of an internal scion server:
[15 of 21] Compiling Scion.Cabal ( lib\Scion\Cabal.hs, dist\build\scion-server\scion-server-tmp\Scion\Cabal.o )
Warning: orphan instance:
instance [incoherent] (Data a) => JSON (ParseResult a)
[16 of 21] Compiling Scion.Server.Protocol ( server\Scion\Server\Protocol.hs, dist\build\scion-server\scion-server-tmp\Scion\Server\Protocol.o )
[17 of 21] Compiling Scion.Server.Commands ( server\Scion\Server\Commands.hs, dist\build\scion-server\scion-server-tmp\Scion\Server\Commands.o )
No instance for (JSON (Maybe String))
arising from a use of `Cmd'
at server\Scion\Server\Commands.hs:508:4-23
Possible fix: add an instance declaration for (JSON (Maybe String))
In the first argument of `($)', namely `Cmd "thing-at-point"'
In the expression:
Cmd "thing-at-point"
$ reqArg "file"
<&> reqArg "line"
<&> reqArg "column"
<&> optArg' "qualify" False decodeBool
optArg' "typed" True decodeBool
$ cmd
In the definition of `cmdThingAtPoint':
cmdThingAtPoint = Cmd "thing-at-point"
$ reqArg "file"
<&> reqArg "line"
<&> reqArg "column"
<&> optArg' "qualify" False decodeBool
optArg' "typed" True decodeBool
$ cmd
cmd fname line col qual typed
= do { let ...;
.... }
doThingAtPointTyped ::
(Search Id a) =>
a -> SrcSpan -> Bool -> TypecheckedModule -> ScionM String
doThingAtPointTyped src loc qual tcm
= do { let ...;
.... }
doThingAtPointUntyped ::
(Search id a, OutputableBndr id) =>
a -> SrcSpan -> Bool -> TypecheckedModule -> ScionM String
No instance for (JSON (Maybe Component))
arising from a use of `Cmd'
at server\Scion\Server\Commands.hs:631:22-44
Possible fix:
add an instance declaration for (JSON (Maybe Component))
In the first argument of `($)', namely `Cmd "current-component"'
In the expression:
Cmd "current-component" $ noArgs $ getActiveComponent
In the definition of `cmdCurrentComponent':
cmdCurrentComponent = Cmd "current-component"
$ noArgs $ getActiveComponent
Loading package ffi-1.0 ... linking ... done.
cabal.exe: Error: some packages failed to install:
scion-0.1.0.6 failed during the building phase. The exception was:
ExitFailure 1
- JP Moresmau said...
Upgrade your AttoJSON package. We must now rely on their Maybe instances for JSON, but I forgot to bump the dependency version in the cabal file.
- torrent said...
Fixed, thanks!
- torrent said...
Building doesn't seem to work.
Eclipse Version: Helios Service Release 1.
"Build Project" does nothing.
- JP Moresmau said...
You can look in the console for the scion output for your project is something happens. And check the error log. Building should, ahem, build the exe or library in in the .dist-scion folder in your project.
- Frodo said...
I'm using ghc 6.10.4 and have been able to work around the cabal dependency mess by installing some 6.10 compatible packages by hand:
- cabal install list-tries-0.1
- cabal install attoparsec-0.8.1.0 (to allow AttoJSON to build)
- cabal install multiset-0.2
- cabal install derive-2.3.0
This solves all the dependencies. However, now scion 0.1.0.6 does not build.
- First problem is that ghc 6.10 does not know the -fno-warn-unused-do-bind flag. That's easily fixed.
- Second problem is in Find.hs:
Couldn't match expected type `RenamedSource'
against inferred type `(a, b, c, d)'
In the pattern: (b, _, _, _)
In the definition of `search':
search p s (b, _, _, _) = search p s b
In the instance declaration for `Search Name RenamedSource'
- Commenting that out gives in Inspect.hs:
lib/Scion/Inspect.hs:255:87: Not in scope: `pm_parsed_source'
- and in Command.hs:
No instance for (Search
(HsGroup Name,
[LImportDecl Name],
Maybe [LIE Name],
Maybe (HsDoc Name),
HaddockModInfo Name))
arising from a use of `doThingAtPointUntyped'
at server/Scion/Server/Commands.hs:516:86-106
Is this something that is fixable for 6.10?
Thanks in advance,
- JP Moresmau said...
Frodo, it appears that you're right, some of the latest code changes make scion 6.12 compatible only. We will try to install 6.10 on a test machine and gain back compatibility, but it will take a while, with the holiday season and everything. Sorry!
- -scooter- said...
@Frodo: Are you using MacPorts? If so, you might seriously want to consider uninstalling the entirety of the haskell-platform package and instaling the haskell.org Haskell Platform with the 6.12 compiler.
I've re-installed 6.10 on my Mac and tried to resolve your issues. Unfortunately, many of the packages upon which scion-server relies will no longer compile with 6.10. I couldn't get past compiling the dependencies -- in particular, multiset uses a renamed function, mkNoRepType, that used to be called mkNorepType in the 6.10 base libraries.
If you can't install the Haskell Platform from haskell.org, I'd suggest whining at the MacPorts maintainer. Personally, I like MacPorts, but some of the maintainers can be slow to refresh or update the ports.
- Frodo said...
I'm using Haskell platform 2009.2, which includes ghc 6.10.4. I need 6.10.4 to keep wxhaskell working under ghci, although with ghc7 on the horizon, i'm considering taking that loss. If you install the cabal dependencies as in the order I described above, it is possible to compile scion 0.1.0.4. I guess later changes also require a new multiset etc.
Btw, I also tried EclipseFP with ghc 6.12, which correctly builds. However, I'm unable to use the eclipse debugger. I can't set breakpoints. If I set them in the console, it does break at the breakpoint, but stepping is a bit unreliable. Is this a known issue?
Thanks for the help
I've managed to set it all up and built scion from sources, but it cannot find my ~/.cabal/bin directory.
searching for c2hs in path.
Cannot find c2hs on the path
searching for cpphs in path.
Cannot find cpphs on the path
searching for ffihugs in path.
Cannot find ffihugs on the path
searching for gcc in path.
found gcc at /usr/bin/gcc
/usr/bin/gcc is version 4.4.5
searching for greencard in path.
Cannot find greencard on the path
searching for haddock in path.
Cannot find haddock on the path
searching for happy in path.
Cannot find happy on the path
searching for hmake in path.
Cannot find hmake on the path
searching for hsc2hs in path.
Cannot find hsc2hs on the path
searching for HsColour in path.
and so on..
but most of them are in my ~/.cabal/bin. How do I specify this to scion-server which (I built it from source)? If I copy them to /usr/bin he suddenly can see them.
I already added ~/.cabal/bin to my $PATH in /etc/bash.bashrc file and it's contents are perfectly visible from any console window.


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Control Talk columnists McMillan and Weiner get an insightful reply as to why a plant instrument engineer said the control schemes and instruments successfully used at other locations won't work in his plant.
Stan: We had a reply to the September puzzler, You Cant Drop a Control Valve on Him, from Ralph Quigley that shows considerable practical experience and insight as to why the plant instrument engineer said the control schemes and instruments successfully used at other locations would not work in his plant.
Ralph: The plant instrument engineer's answer is correct. The control schemes will probably not work in his plant. The controls from the successful plants have proven that your control logic is valid, so there are two reasons that would keep the "next unit" from operating as well:
- There is something at the new site that makes your team's logic invalid, or
- The plant instrument engineer will not let it be successful.
To solve this dilemma, the plant engineers must first explain their reasoning behind the statement of expected failure. This explanation may be to you, your team, or management. During the explanation, you need to determine which of the two reasons above are governing. If the engineer has a valid point, then they should become part of the team to solve the new issue.
If reason #2 is found to be controlling, then the job gets tougher. There are a number of methods to working through this issue, but first I like to see if the engineer really understands the previously successful control logic. If they do not, then careful coaching is required to guide them through the learning curve. If they understand the logic, then you must find another way to dissuade their dissent. My favorite tactic is to "Make It Their Idea." Let them design the control logic, but work with them, and continually ask leading questions, until the final design looks a lot like your previous version.
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Greg: We also had an excellent summary from Hunter Vegas on top batch control opportunities, which in response was to the October puzzler, The Case of the Batch Unicycle.
Hunter: At my company, we do a great deal of batch automation for a wide variety of industries. I would say some of our biggest cycle time reductions have come from:
- Automating the process and moving along material charges and the batch processing without operator intervention. As a result, the batch doesn't have to wait around for operator breaks, lunches, coffee brewing, arguments over weekend football games, etc., etc.
- Starting batch heat up after a portion of a material charge is completed. If you need to raise a batch temperature prior to further processing or additional material charge, you can often get a 'jump' on the heatup by starting heating once you have charged enough material to create a decent thermal mass.
- Reduced rework through automation. Despite what you may think every operator runs a batch differently. Batch automation greatly reduces this variability, and lets you iron out and streamline your process. Most often the best cycle time and quality improvements were obtained within a few months after the process was automated.
The batch automation package usually provides process trending data that was never available before. Based on that information and a recipe software package that is easy to adjust, the process engineers can fine tune the process to achieve greatly improved production and product quality. Because this time period is so crucial, I try to discourage plants from attempting multiple automation projects, one right after another. This method of project management overwhelms the engineering staff, and nobody ever gets a chance to tweak the process until much, much later, when the round of automation is finally complete. Spacing the projects out a few months allows the staff to regroup between projects, learn from their mistakes, so future projects will run more efficiently. Most importantly, this time allows Production Engineering the time they need to get the most out of their new control system.
Greg: If the process permits going from sequential feeds (traditional batch) to simultaneous feeds (fed batch), there can be a huge time savings, particularly if an override or model predictive control system is used to continuously maximize the feeds. Ratio control, Lambda tuning, and mass flowmeters can be used to keep the total masses charged to the batch in the right ratio. The key here is to let the control system do its job and not weave a complex web of discrete process actions. The proper implementation of a feedback control system is more effective, reliable, and easier to maintain than a heuristic set of preprogrammed process actions.
Unfortunately, most process engineers think in terms of setting a feed rate based on batch time or the proximity of a process variable, such as temperature, to an operating limit. They come this way out of college. All of the textbooks on control and the entire curriculum are centered on steady state operation, which doesnt exist in a batch. I know, because I tried to teach process control to senior chemical engineers. Even when discrete process actions are not interfering, controllers in batch processes often exhibit an on-off response because of a too-large controller gain or a too-small reset time. The bizarre tuning settings commonly found in controllers are partly due to the limited time window of a batch phase and the moving target of a batch profile. However, there is plainly a lack of understanding of the basics of feedback control by the process and configuration engineers in charge of the control definition and the operators who set the tuning requirements.
Stan: We conclude with a real life story from Hunter Vegas, who we herby elect as an honorary columnist, because of his significant contributions to Control Talk over the years.
Hunter: I was working as an instrument engineer at a chemical plant outside of New Orleans. One of the better techs called me to help troubleshoot a problem that bedeviled him. He had a two wire DP transmitter wired to our Texas Instruments (TI) D3 DCS, which I believe was originally EMC, then Rexnord, then TI, then GSE, etc. Anyway, the plant was complaining that the transmitter was reading the correct value out in the field, but the DCS reading was about 20% higher. The tech placed his test meter downstream of the transmitter (in series), and read exactly the same as the transmitter. This suggested there was something wrong with the DCS. However when the tech replaced the transmitter with a two-wire simulator, the DCS readings exactly mirrored the simulator readings. Not knowing what else to do, the tech took the transmitter into the shop for a bench test. On the bench, the transmitter worked flawlessly. However, when the transmitter was re-installed, it still read 20% below the DCS.
At this point the tech gave up and called me. After explaining the situation to me, I asked him to do one thing: "Hook your test meter upstream of the transmitter." The tech thought I was crazy, and said the reading would be the same. I told him to humor me and try it. He called back in disbelief. "Now the meter reading matches the DCS reading, but both are 20% above the transmitter reading!" What happened?
I knew something our tech did not; the D3 system measures the 4-20 mA signal going out to the field. The return leg is simply grounded and is not measured. In this particular case, the transmitter had developed a weak internal ground. When it was installed in the field, the transmitter was returning the correct 4-20 signal, but a few milliamps were shorting through the meter to ground on the incoming side. The DCS was measuring the combination of the actual transmitter reading and the ground current, and thus read about 20% high. When you placed a test meter downstream of the transmitter, you read the correct signal leaving the transmitter. When you placed the test meter upstream of the transmitter, you saw the leakage current.
So why did the transmitter perform flawlessly on the bench? The transmitter was placed on a nice soft rubber non-conducting mat to keep it from getting damaged. Without a path to ground, the transmitter worked flawlessly!
Greg: In the following trend (below), the process lag was increased from the 5 seconds for the November trend to 50 seconds, and the controller reset time was decreased from 20 to the 5 seconds needed to eliminate the falter in the response of November trend. What is now wrong with tuning?
The process lage trend in the November Puzzler was increased from 5 seconds to 50 seconds, and the controller reset time was decreased from 20 seconds to 5 seconds.
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Why iPad Magazine Apps Suck: They're Defined By The Past, Not The Future
from the paperless-magazines deptEarlier this year, we suggested that the media industy's infatuation with the iPad as some sort of savior was going to result in serious disappointment. Part of the reason was that the media industry was salivating over the false belief that it could bring back the old "gatekeeper" control that it used to have, and which its old business model was built from. And, indeed, the early results of iPad magazines aren't particularly promising. Now, it's still quite early, and two things are likely to happen: tablet computers (and better smartphones) will become more popular and publishers will become smarter about these things over time. So I wouldn't read too much into the success/failure numbers at this stage.
However, I tend to agree with this analysis by Khoi Vinh that suggests a major problem is that magazine publishers are focused on building apps that are too much like "magazines," which is not how people want to use their mobile devices:
My opinion about iPad-based magazines is that they run counter to how people use tablets today and, unless something changes, will remain at odds with the way people will use tablets as the medium matures. They're bloated, user-unfriendly and map to a tired pattern of mass media brands trying vainly to establish beachheads on new platforms without really understanding the platforms at all.To be honest, this isn't that surprising. The problem, as with almost all new media technologies is that those who came from the earlier media worlds try to define the new world in terms of the old. It's why original TV programs simply tried to replicate radio programs, until people realized that you could do something quite different in a visual medium. It's why many media companies still look at the internet as a broadcast medium designed for delivering its content to the masses -- rather than recognizing that the real power is in its use as a communications platform.
The fact of the matter is that the mode of reading that a magazine represents is a mode that people are decreasingly interested in, that is making less and less sense as we forge further into this century, and that makes almost no sense on a tablet. As usual, these publishers require users to dive into environments that only negligibly acknowledge the world outside of their brand, if at all -- a problem that's abetted and exacerbated by the full-screen, single-window posture of all iPad software. In a media world that looks increasingly like the busy downtown heart of a city -- with innumerable activities, events and alternative sources of distraction around you -- these apps demand that you confine yourself to a remote, suburban cul-de-sac.
Eventually they'll adjust and figure it out (or, if they don't, go out of business). And then the solutions that work won't be "magazines as an app," but services that really make use of what these devices enable: communication and content on the go.


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This years Frolic has already come and gone and I can't believe it. It goes by in such a flash! This year was awesome as usual.
I don't have any photo's of the van this year, but trust me when I say it looked a lot like it did last year. Chris did, however, take a few shots of us setting up the booth.
After putting together the shelves and the gridwall, and putting the tables where we want them, we always spend a lot of time organizing all the yarn in rainbow formation. Luckily it's one of my favorite things to do!
The gridwall looked terrific and worked like a charm. It really freed up a lot of space in the booth and allowed all the yarn to really be seen. I love the ikea cubby shelves, but with all the yarn stuffed in you can only see the butt end of the skein sticking out, the gridwall makes everything really clear and easy to see.
I was very happy to be able to bring really nice printed copies of the I Heart Aran pattern with me. They are printed on glossy card stock and look pretty sleek and professional, if I do say so myself. Thanks to everyone for all the lovely feedback you've been giving me about my first sweater pattern (both online and in person!) It's been very encouraging to have the pattern be so well received.
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A Postgame On Canada's Copyright Reform
from the mixed-bag dept
On Monday, after multiple attempts over several years, Canada's House of Commons passed Bill C-11 (previously known by other names), a sweeping copyright reform bill. Senate approval is all but assured, and the bill is essentially certain to become law in the near future. Luckily, unlike SOPA/PIPA in the States, C-11 is not a ridiculous, draconian internet lockdown bill. In fact, there's a lot to celebrate in the bill, though that celebration is marred by one significant problem: the digital locks portion, which is similar to the DMCA's anti-circumvention rules.
But first, the good stuff. Michael Geist has an excellent summary of C-11 with a comparison to previous phases of copyright law in Canada. The victories for smarter copyright law in C-11 sound almost like fantasy when compared to the American copyright debate. They include:
- New fair dealing provisions (our version of fair use) to cover educational uses, plus parody and satire
- New backup, format-shifting and time-shifting allowances that remove previous restrictions on networked DVRs and internet TV services (similar to those that have suffered in American courts)
- Explicit copyright exceptions for "user-generated content", aimed at protecting non-commercial fan-art and remixes
- A bunch of explicit exceptions for schools, such as the right to stage public performances
- A notice-and-notice system, not a notice-and-takedown system
- A $5,000 cap on statutory damages for all non-commercial infringement
Many of these are, as Geist calls them, "user-focused reforms"—something conspicuously absent from most proposed copyright legislation these days. But the digital locks issue remains a black mark on C-11, as the concerns of groups representing consumers, the blind and visually impaired (who will have a tougher time accessing digital content now), and Canadians in general were all brushed aside in favor of a DMCA-style approach that makes it illegal to circumvent copy protection systems even if it's for the purposes of making a legal copy. This, unfortunately, weakens the impact of all the positive reforms in the bill, because it creates a glaring loophole whereby rightsholders can attempt to block copying even if it's for one of the newly defined legal reasons. It's a real shame, and it also represents a foot-in-the-door for those who want more DMCA-style laws in Canada.
Still, it hardly erases the fact that there's a lot to like in C-11. User rights got more attention and more serious consideration in this bill than they ever did in SOPA/PIPA. Given that American diplomats were (and still are) actively pushing for Canadian versions of the DMCA and SOPA (or even more draconian laws that they can then import back to the U.S.), we came out of this one pretty well.
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Kristoffer Broberg's brilliance showed no signs of abating on the second day of the weather-affected Rolex Trophy, which the Swede leads by one shot at the halfway stage.
Not even a one hour delay for thunderstorms could halt Broberg's serene progress, as he added a round of 66 to his opening 63 to set up the possibility of securing a third Challenge Tour victory in just five appearances on the Tour this season.
The 26 year old is yet to drop a shot over the two rounds, adding six birdies to the seven he plundered on the opening day to move to 14 under par at the midway stage of the elite 42-man event.
That left him one stroke clear of Denmark's Joachim B Hansen and South Korea's Sihwan Kim, who posted respective rounds of 65 and 64.
Broberg is now 63 under par for his last 14 competitive rounds, and his sensational run of form has already guaranteed the Swede a debut campaign on The European Tour next term.
Indeed, if he were he to add the Rolex Trophy title to his victories at the Norwegian Challenge and the Finnish Challenge at the start of the month, Broberg could join his close friend Alexander Noren on the top tier as early as next week.
Broberg is attached to Haninge GK, the same club in Stockholm as three-time European Tour champion Noren, and is likely to enjoy as much success on the top tier as his illustrious compatriot if he can continue his astonishing form.
Broberg said: "I didn't actually play that well today, particularly at the start of the round, when I hit quite a few loose shots. But fortunately my wedge game was really sharp all day, so that got me out of trouble when I needed it to. I scored much better than I played today, and that was down to my short game and especially my putting.
"But I suppose it's a good sign that I can shoot 66 without playing all that well. I played much better on the back nine though and holed some great putts, so that gives me a lot of confidence to take into the next two rounds."
Earlier in the day, Kim had lit up Golf Club de Genève, in the Swiss capital, with an electric round of 64.
The Korean, who won the US Junior Amateur Championship in 2004, arrived in Geneva on the back of a top five finish in Denmark last week, and promptly picked up where he left off with a round of 66 on the opening day.
That was good enough to sit in a tie for 11th place overnight, and on the second morning the Challenge Tour rookie rocketed ten places up the leaderboard courtesy of eight birdies in a flawless exhibition of golf.
Kim said: "If anything the pins were probably a bit tougher today than on the first day, but I putted so much better. The greens were very pure first thing this morning, so if you hit your putt on the right line, it's going to drop. I hit the ball well in Denmark last week without making that many putts, so I knew if I could get my putter going here, I'd have a good week. You need to make a lot of birdies on this course if you're going to win the tournament, so hopefully my putter will stay hot."
Kim was joined in a share of second place by Hansen who, like Broberg, is also yet to drop a shot this week.
For the second successive day, Hansen notched five birdies and an eagle to sign for a round of 65 and a 14 under par aggregate total.
Hansen's fellow Dane Andreas Hartø (68), Rankings leader Gary Lockerbie of England (67) and American Peter Uihlein (68) are currently in a share of fourth place on 12 under par.
European Tour champion John Parry, meanwhile, aced the third hole with a seven iron en route to posting a round of 65 which moved the Englishman to 11 under par.
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Larisa asked the question at the beginning of the month, in response to the success of PlusHeals. At the time it was suggested that we already had Subcreation's Intelligent Mage discussion.
Now with the demise of Subcreation, I think the question should be reviewed again.
Is Eliist Jerks enough for the vast magority of the Mage population, or is it a little too high end?
Do the various other Mage (and other DPS) forums (Unofficial World of Warcraft, Allakhazam, etc) cater well enough, or should there be another central forum for the Average Gnome Mage on the street?
Should someone create PlusDPS.com?
Gnomer and Out!