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Who is the best model rc jet pilot about at the moment?
Ya know I don't think you could say who is the best honestly. Everyone has different flying styles so its whatever you prefer really.
From what i've seen Shui, Joe Mac and Ali are three of the best...... Never flown with Shui but I did throw an A-4 around with Ali at Superman 2006.... GOOD FUN!!!
ORIGINAL: Kinky John Fowler
Who is the best model rc jet pilot about at the moment?Â*
We all are!
On Realflight! Well, there are a few who think they are better than us, because they fly on computers with Aerofly and they have the PRO version.
The best in anything, are the ones you haven't heard of................YET! The rest are just really, really good, with a little bit of luck every now and then.
Welcome to RCU
Luke Skywalker gets my vote.[8D]
Turd Ferguson
Jetmach, JetCat Sales, KingTech Turbines
Ali & shulman
Shulman and Somenzini
Guillermo Ibanez
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance
T Cook, P Frost. My .02...
AMA #70046 Jet Junkie!
Without Gravity, Your Lockout Jet becomes Space Junk.
Rob Lynch and David Shulman are the best I've seen.
Team Horizon, Thunder Power RC
Vote for Pablo!
Actually anyone who takes a multi thousand dollar machine that has fire coming out of the tail with only an RF wave link between it and (him/her) self is a great RC Pilot!
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Technically speaking who ever wins the World Jet Masters is the best jet pilot, of course we are talking "scale" here...ORIGINAL: Kinky John Fowler
Who is the best model rc jet pilot about at the moment?Â*
Its same as asking who is the best aerobatics or helicopter pilot. The world standard competition rankings are in my opinion will always be the true yard stick. That being said and in regard to jets specifically and the WJM, I do not agree with the gyro rule so therefor personally I do not recognize anyone that uses gyro's as really eligible for title of 'Worlds Best Pilot' but thats just me...
Cheers- Marty
The reason I ask is because I was super impressed with Ralf Losemann. How many hours training do people like this put in?
Definitely sounds like he's the real deal, first, because I've never heard of him, and second because of his last name.ORIGINAL: Kinky John Fowler
The reason I ask is because I was super impressed with Ralf Losemann. How many hours training do people like this put in?Â*
I'm sure he has flown too many hours to count, but if he's that good; shouldn't his last name be, Bestmann?
Well maybe not, then everyone would always think he's going to be in someone's wedding! Yes, keep his true idenity a secret with the last name trick, works everytime.
Would love to see some video of him flying or at least a picture of whatever it is that he flies. He reminds me of this guy that lives online and keeps jumping all of us with this vectored thrust SU-47 out of no where on Ace Combat 6 and dissappearing, [] it's always the ones you never expect!
Robby Lynch.....
Why do you ask?
As far as i know there is no ranking system to determine the #1 flyer...
But some of my favorites to watch fly are:
Steve Elias, Wolfgang Klur, Stephen Volkari, Ali Machinely, Terry Nitch, Tom Cook, Dave Shulman, Tim Redelmen, & Larry Kramer
The "General" Louis Patton....
Say hi to my cute bunny...his name is Stewart, but you can call him Stew.
there is a guy over here that flies a black hotspot ..his favorite jet..
this guy each time he flies for 5 minutes ..take off.. fullspeed low flyby...fullspeed inverted low flyby and land.
whats spesial withthis guy is that he do this program for over 4 years each time he flies and how low he fly.
now days is one of my close friends too..
a.scourlis.rcuniverse.com if you are reading this you got my vote.
here is a video for you i took 5 years ago..
Best Regards George
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That was low and fast!
Say hi to my cute bunny...his name is Stewart, but you can call him Stew.
Shui, Has my vote for sure.
Shui, ALi, Thomas G, Cali guys like Doug A, Joe M, Dave P
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I'll go ahead and vote us kentucky and tennessee boys in this mix, can't forget about fastbro and frosty too...
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I am breast feeding my 1 month old daughter and she is having a lot of gas and gas pain in her lower intestinal tract. to the point i can feel the through her back and hear them audibaly several feet away. We've tried baths, massage (although i'm not sure i'm doing it correctly), chest to chest (the warmth seems to soother her sometimes), putting her bottom higher then her head and patting her back, and gripe water (i'm trying not to use this too much. i'm unsure of how long we can use it for and plan on talking to her doctor in a day or two about this. I have two questions. after a trip to the hospital because she had not passed gas in a day and was increadible distended and in a lot of pain the Emergancy doctor told me that it's uncommon for a baby to get this much lower intestinal gas as a breast fed baby, has anyone else had this trouble?, and how did you resolve it. My second question is just to see if anyone has any other ideas on how to sooth her.
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Dairy sensitivity?
My first thought is that she may be sensitive to the dairy products you are consuming. This is a quote from www.kellymom.com (http://www.kellymom.com/babyconcerns...y.html#signs):
"A small percentage of breastfeeding mothers notice an obvious difference in their baby's behavior and/or health when they eat certain foods. Cow�s milk products are the most common problem foods and the only foods conclusively linked by research to fussiness/gassiness in babies, but some babies do react to other foods. Food sensitivities in breastfed babies are not nearly as common as many breastfeeding mothers have been led to think, however.
"If a breastfed baby is sensitive to a particular food, then he may be fussy after feedings, cry inconsolably for long periods, or sleep little and wake suddenly with obvious discomfort. There may be a family history of allergies. Other signs of a food allergy may include: rash, hives, eczema, sore bottom, dry skin; wheezing or asthma; congestion or cold-like symptoms; red, itchy eyes; ear infections; irritability, fussiness, colic; intestinal upsets, vomiting, constipation and/or diarrhea, or green stools with mucus or blood."
Does this sound like something your daughter may be experiencing?
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Are you eating any of the typical gassy foods? Broccoli and orange juice caused DD2 to have severe gas pains. I had known about the broccoli, but never suspected OJ! I hope you are able to figure out what is causing her gas pains and that it is quickly resolved. There is nothing worse than seeing/hearing your child in pain.
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yeah, i would suspect food, too. i'd also suggest finding a good chiropractor. they know how to perfectly massage those little bellies to help them get the gas (and other stuff) out.


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As a follow-up to the "Measuring Security Performance" blog post I thought I'd spend some more time talking about my thoughts on performance metrics now that our Catalyst conference is over, my "Security KPIs" document has made it to our production group, and the Metricon 4.0 conference happened last week.
I had some very good audience questions during my Catalyst talk – one of which was from a business line manager who wondered how we should measure the "failings" of the security team that complicated the work day of his team. To me the answer to this doesn't lie in the security metrics space (although we could certainly use them to look for the cause and effect once we know there's an issue) but rather in general operational metrics such as help desk calls and bug tracking systems. And this has to be one of our considerations when trying to measure the program: what are the neighboring processes, technologies and their metrics, and how can we leverage them to their best effect?
The question about what is already happening around us is of course part of the context in which we measure, and this is something I heavily focus on in the upcoming security KPIs document. Coincidentally, or perhaps in a stroke of luck, the theme of Metricon 4.0 was actually "The Importance of Context." I consider contextualized measurement to be of great value for the program-level measurements: by defining units of measurement that are abstracted from the underlying implementation, we can more easily define the goals we're looking to achieve. Measuring virus counts and patching speed is certainly interesting at the lower level, but at the mid-level we really need to think in terms of such concepts as risks, audit findings, and incidents, and how these relate in terms of performance.
Because enterprises have varying definitions of what constitutes an incident or a material risk this doesn't necessarily provide us with an easy way to compare between organizations (benchmarking), but then again neither do measurements such as "security budget as percentage of IT budget" or "average time to patch." But at least by creating an abstraction layer we should be able to better understand and communicate the things that really matter in terms that are understandable.


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Opening day of the spring turkey season was very different than my usual turkey hunt. Instead of sitting patiently waiting for a turkey to strut by, I was in the middle of an amazing elk capture/relocation. My husband, Joe and I were honored to be invited to participate at a Tule Elk capture in central California, by our friend Joe Hobbs. Joe Hobbs is a senior environmental scientist that works for California Department of Fish and Wildlife. He also happens to be the California elk coordinator.
California is home to three subspecies of elk: Roosevelt elk, Rocky Mountain Elk, and the very special Tule Elk. Tule Elk are only found in my home state of California. The Tule Elk in California were once close to extinction. In the mid 1870's there were reports that fewer than 30 elk remained in a single herd near Bakersfield, Ca. A cattle rancher named Henry Miller preserved this last group of elk that he discovered on his ranch in 1874. Experts believe the elk were pushed to the brink of extinction from loss of habitat, market hunting, and displacement from cattle. Thanks to Henry Miller and others that followed suit by 1970's the Tule Elk population had grown to around 500 animals. Over the years with improved management, the help of wildlife organizations and conservation agencies like RMEF, Tule Elk numbers have steadily increased. Today California has over 4000 Tule Elk in 22 distinct herds!
Joe and I arrived on Friday afternoon at the San Luis Wildlife Refuge for our mandatory safety meeting. We met with approximately 70 employees from California Department of Fish and Wildlife and US Fish & Wildlife services, along with veterinarians, andnthe helicopter capture crew. Joe Hobbs conducted the orientation meeting, assigning everyone a specific job. We all broke into groups to become familiar with our upcoming rolls. Joe and I were assigned to the trailer chutes. We rotated with another team manning the chute gates as the elk were herded into the trailers for transport. 6:30 am Saturday morning couldn't come soon enough. We arrived at base camp full of adrenaline and excitement. The teams quickly dispersed into their designated areas. The teams consisted of: The helicopter crew, the ground transportation teams, the processing teams, the wranglers, and the relocation team. Each group showed amazing team work.
The first team up was the helicopter crew, Leading Edge Aviation. They are a team of four dedicated wildlife capturers. The pilot's job is to bring the chopper down over an elk to net gun level. Then one of the gunners hangs out of the chopper, aims the net gun over an elk and fires the net for capture.
Once the elk is in the net, the chopper drops to a low hover, a team member jumps out and immediately blindfolds and hobbles the elk for transport. The pilot radios the closest ground team for pick up. These guys are fast! On arrival the ground teams quickly lift the netted elk onto litters. They safely transport the elk on the back of Gators or trailers to the processing station.
The elk are strapped to the litters for safe travel. The next team is the processing team. There were 5 tents set up to process the elk as quickly as possible. They consisted of Ca. Fish & Wildlife employees, US Fish & Wildlife, and veterinarians to collect samples and data on the elk. First the elk are weighed and then carried to a tent station.
There the team would draw blood, check general health, place ear tags, and radio collars for future research.
The entire time the elk's temperature was monitored closely and cool water and ice packs were applied to maintain the animals temperature if necessary.
Once the research teams finished their jobs, the elk were carried to the corral to be persuaded into the trailers. The corral is what I called the "elk wrangling station". This station consisted of a metal pipe corral about the size of a small garage with two chutes that led into the trailers. The pipe fencing was covered in black burlap, so the elk would stay calm.
The ground crew would carry the elk on the litter into the corral. They would safely tip the litter to lay the elk on the ground. The elk wranglers would then remove the hobbles and blindfolds as quickly as possible. Next they would use bucking boards to persuade the elk up the trailer chutes. Joe and I would nudge the elk up the chutes and close the gates behind them as fast as we could, as they entered the trailers.
On the second day, Joe and I we're invited into the corral to help with "wrangling". Joe removed the blindfolds and I helped out with the bucking boards. The final stage and the most amazing part of the capture was yet to come. Joe and I were able to go to the grand finale… the release! We had two trucks and blacked out trailers full of elk, followed by a safety vehicle.
After a 2 ½ hours drive, we arrived at the elk's new home. We pulled into the wildlife area full of hope. As we opened the trailer doors and stepped back, each elk curiously stepped out of the trailer and safely trotted off into their new home. Watching them run off, I was completely speechless! We had just been a part of one amazing adventure.
We had helped with the California Tule Elk re-population, conservation, and management process. All in all, the teams safely captured and relocated 36 Tule Elk to three different locations in California. California is lucky to have Joe Hobbs as the elk coordinator. He ran a safe, seamless, and upbeat elk capture. With people like him, Fish and Wildlife agencies, and conservation groups like RMEF, we can keep supporting our once nearly extinct Tule Elk.
This experience was one we will never forget. Not only did we have a great time comingface to face with Tule Elk, but we met some amazing people!


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so you dont think paying 50 bucks once is worth 3 months of unlimited playtime for a personal hobby. thats really, really funny. have fun dealing with real world expenses when you get older, kid.
Your argument only applies if in fact you play fro 3 months or more and enjoy it. I played for less than threee hours and hated it. Therefore for me it was not worth it. There are others with similar experiences of GW2. At this level of disappointment in a product there is no difference between the B2P and subscription model as most subscription games have a box price that includes 30 days. As I would not have been a subscriber to this game the loss is the same.
question if this where a single player game, how would this be anydiffrent.
or do you want free to play games and thats the end of it.
because that sounds more like people not being willing to spend money for something but still wanting it.
adn that is the crux of what F2P is in the end no matter what anyone says (and im sure they will)
people wanting to play games for free and not haveing to ever pay for it, while those of us that are willing to pay for a game so its has high quality watch a genra we love turned into a quick cash scam
If it was a single player game I would not have bought it at all. I do not play single player RPGs.
As to "free to pay and pay again" no not a fan. I like the subscription model , "Buy to Play" seems to me to be F2P with a box price and a cash shop.
B2P is F2P with a cash shop, this is not a secret btw. , A customer wanting to pay a subscription rather than play for free with the option to buy things as they want them is a bit insane. Are you comparing a sub game against a greeedy/poor F2P game in your head perhaps?
Going with that logic, Diable 3 would be better as a subscription based game.
B2P ain't F2P with a cash shop. Pretty big difference actually. The barrier of entry is not as big as P2P but not even close to F2P, which is the whole point of F2P. Besides GW2's specific model not only revolves around the CS but also expansions.
Re the 'it is shit' comment above - learn to enjoy life a bit more? back to the discussion, With GW2 I think you are right because it looks as if Anet are up to the task of improving the development time for expansions so they do indeed cover the costs and therefore have less reliance on the cash shop (good thing)
rpg/mmorg history: Dun Darach>Bloodwych>Bards Tale 1-3>Eye of the beholder > Might and Magic 2,3,5 > FFVII> Baldur's Gate 1, 2 > Planescape Torment >Morrowind > WOW > oblivion > LOTR > Guild Wars (1900hrs elementalist) Vanguard. > GW2(1000 elementalist), Wildstar
Now playing GW2, AOW 3, ESO, LOTR, Elite D
Yes, it was definitely worth it for me. Plus, I love those first months in an MMO when everything's new, everybody's clueless and just finding out how the game works etc. Even though I'm taking a break atm I've already had a ton of fun (standing at around 700 hours) whether it be playing WvW in the middle of the night and defending with 5 people against a force 3 times our number or taking part in the different holyday events. Especially loved the Halloween one, with the Mad King's Clocktower. I probably spent around 15-20 hours only doing this particular jumping puzzle.
While it's not perfect, and currently GW1 > GW2 in my heart, I'm sure I'll be spending many more hours playing GW2 in the future, when I'm in the mood for an MMO again.
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yes its a bargain compared to the many hours of entertainment i would even have bought and subbed it at normal price,,its the best mmo on the market now anet didnt fool around when they made this,,there is love and hard work in every little detail this is the game, that other mmos will be measured against
We have many years of crap I gues then.
compared to this,,yes
dont like it?,,dont play it,,youre not bound by a sub here
and if you didnt get your $ of fun from box price, you dont belong in mmos
but if you can find a mmo developer that can make the same quality as this, please let us know
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[b][quote] Originally posted by Lovely_Laly [quote][i]Originally posted by MightyChasm It was a fun thread Lady, some take these questions too seriously which is a shame. Just a bit of fun which is, I am sure, what you intended. Gw1 was fantastic, GW2 was a poorer version of it. [/b][/quote] "I love you, man" =XD P.S. LOL sorry I fail to quote[/quote]haha that is funny shit, want a beer some time? [/b][/quote]
LOL sure, "dwarf ale", like in good old time.=D
try before buy, even if it's a game to avoid bad surprises.
Worst surprises for me: Aion, GW2
Originally posted by Theocritus
Originally posted by Quizzical
Originally posted by Lovely_Laly Only IMHO, this game last like 3 months, then became "old" or "boring" so not exciting or fun for many of us.
If a game is fun for three months and then gets boring, that's pretty good, don't you think? A lot of games won't make it to three hours before they get boring.
I measure MMOs differently from single player games...To me a MMO should be epic and last years.....THe ones I have enjoyed the most also lasted me the longest....If I only get a couple months enjoyment out of a MMO then it wasnt that good of a game for me....Thats why they need to quit making MMOs for short term entertainment and focus on what used to make them last.
Well, I think that sort of design is gone now. Not a lot of MMOs (if any) are designed to be played for years on end without any break. The early MMOs did last quite a bit but then again they had horrible and I mean ultra super duper horrible grind and time sinks. It's like those games didn't value your time.
Also as more and more MMOs are dropping sub fees, MMO companies don't need to implement pointless grind just to keep you subbed. I think of current MMOs as more of your typical games. They are supposed to be played as a hobby/game not act as a second life. This is completely different to games like EQ which literally required you to dedicate most of your time to the game. If you played 7-14 hours a week in EQ, you weren't going to get anywhere.
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Nope i wouldn't buy it again.
The PvE in this game is kinda OK and in my opinion Anet should have just made GW2 into s single player RPG. After you finish the story mode the PvE is just bad, dumb, done before a 1000 times, un inovated... I will just stop there.
The sPvP and WvW which i would assume most people bought the game for is beyond bad. sPvP is all the same cookie cutter builds and WvW, while fun because of the people playing it, is so unbalanced class wise , full or exploits, full of hacks, totally irrationally thought out, poorly designed, poorly implimented. I can't say a single good thing about it. To make things worse, if you listen to the state of the game video, those 2 morons talking about class balance and apex preditors... Well they know a lot about being Apex morons but little about being Apex preditors and it's no wonder the sPvP and WvW is so bad.
GW2 did a few thing's marginaly well but the things they got wrong they got wrong on a level never seen in a MMO. The locked skillbars, really ? The targeting system where you have to down load an app to make the game play like a retarded FPS... Those 2 things alone make GW2 a really bad game. Sadly that's just 2 of the many fails that you will find in GW2.
If you like single player PvE it's worth buying. If you like MMO's or PvP this game is complete garbage. But that's just my opinion.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
Originally posted by Lovely_Laly Only IMHO, this game last like 3 months, then became "old" or "boring" so not exciting or fun for many of us.
If a game is fun for three months and then gets boring, that's pretty good, don't you think? A lot of games won't make it to three hours before they get boring.
I played regularly for about 3 months after launch and loved it. After I got my 2nd character to 80 i had burnt out a bit and stopped playing for a while.
However, when I saw the Wintersday festivities it piqued my interest and I loaded it up again. If it was a subscription game I would never have gone back, but because GW2 is B2P I was able to just patch the game up and get back to playing. This week I have created a new character on a race/class I hadnt played before and I'm loving it.
With the introduction of the living story I think it will keep more people interested
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Farcry=80hrs,, oblivion over 4 years=500hrs,,,skyrim=100hr,,,ac 3= 50hrs, ff13=70hrs... and all I got for 60 dollars....
Now gw2=1342hrs so far,,, so yes I would buy it in a heartbeat again.
Game is solid, there's already massive content releases, EVERY Bug reported by the community has been fixed on the spot, the dev team has worked side by side WITH the community on the forums day-by-day, everything about this game is smooth-flowing, I have a theory, I see people saying this, about EVERY game that has come out over the past couple years. Not just one game. Not just two. Not just three, four or five, or eight or ten. ALL, OF, THEM.
So listen to this, I think we are becoming DESENSITIZED to the content, and what usd to make us excited and feel like we were in some sort of awesome fantasy world where everything was under our control, now just seems boring. All of it. I play any game for a while, and get instantly fucking bored. It's annoying. I start to think about it, and I AM DESENSITIZED.
It's the truth, and once you start to look at yourself, how you USED to look at games, and how you look at them now, and it is the truth. Guild Wars 2 is a game that totes a lot, but walks the walk every step of the way. It has everything they claimed to have. It IS IMPRESSIVE. Yet, I'm bored by it.
Originally posted by Theocritus
Originally posted by Quizzical
Originally posted by Lovely_Laly Only IMHO, this game last like 3 months, then became "old" or "boring" so not exciting or fun for many of us.
If a game is fun for three months and then gets boring, that's pretty good, don't you think? A lot of games won't make it to three hours before they get boring.
I measure MMOs differently from single player games...To me a MMO should be epic and last years.....THe ones I have enjoyed the most also lasted me the longest....If I only get a couple months enjoyment out of a MMO then it wasnt that good of a game for me....Thats why they need to quit making MMOs for short term entertainment and focus on what used to make them last.
You do realize people change right? Stop blaming the devs and start blaming yourself. The internet has changed you, me, society. This isn't some conspiracy bullshit either. The attitude towards mmos is completely different than it was back when EQ was a major powerhouse mmo or WoW was actually good and mmos actually consumed years of a persons live and they enjoyed every bit of it.
Our tastes have changed and morphed into something devs can't keep up with so its not their fault if their creations only last us months whereas 10 years ago, it would have been a couple years if not more.
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Originally posted by Lovely_Laly
Only IMHO, this game last like 3 months, then became "old" or "boring" so not exciting or fun for many of us.
Pretty much the same story for me. Though, tbh, it was a kick-ass 3 months before the "new wore off". Like some others have said, that's still a pretty good return on a $60 game. The PvE is kind of short and sweet and both the SPvP and WvW are really good, but they do get old, just like all other games. GW2 is still a great buy for the money, though.
It's a great game and well worth the money. Not only do you get a lot more hours per dollar spent than most games, but you're getting a ton of great free DLC in a huge persistent multiplayer world. Whether that comes as expected or not because it's classified as an MMO, it's a simple fact that you easily get your money's worth. I can understand people just not liking the gameplay, but I can't understand people that say they enjoy the game but feel ripped off here. ArenaNet did a great job here and continues to keep it an awesome experience worth going back often to play new events and content.
If it was 39.99 I would be happy right now. As people have mentioned you put MMOs in a different category than console games money wise, with that said that only game I've bought in like the last year is Call of Duty BO2. Everything else gets gamefly'd, which is another difference between MMOs and single player.
You also can't forget the fact that pretty much anyone that has played more than a few months has bought gems. I'd say they're into me for 100+ which is about what a subscription MMO would have.
Originally posted by QuizzicalIf a game is fun for three months and then gets boring, that's pretty good, don't you think? A lot of games won't make it to three hours before they get boring.
Originally posted by Lovely_Laly Only IMHO, this game last like 3 months, then became "old" or "boring" so not exciting or fun for many of us.
It's good, for a video game, but that doesn't mean it's also good for an MMO.
I think for a lot of MMO'rs, this genre is about something potentially much bigger than just another game genre. These are the first 'alternate realities' in a way, an experience that has a whole other dimension on realness to it, due to the shared multiplayer experience, in a persistent world. It doesn't necessarily even have to be a game, because it're really something much bigger, that's just mostly used for gaming. At least, for now.
There's the potential for so much more though. Honestly, I don't get what's taking it so long to move in that direction, but at the very least, I'd like to see a bit more of that potential, in our gaming.
When I want a single-player story, I'll play a single-player game. When I play an MMO, I want a massively multiplayer world.
That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
Yes i would still buy it why not it was fun for awhile.
Wait,s till 5 months after ESO comes out so i can see the same questions and the same answers from people , you know its going to happen .
well half says yes i love it and no other stage, but those who hate are not so sure...
they just hate it cause it doesnt meet their imagination, i feel sorry for them they will never enjoy anything ...
Playing- GWII.
Played-VSoH, EQII, DF, PotBS, AC2, UO, AO, FFXI, WoW, EQII, DDO, KO, VSoH, CoH/CoV, LOTRO, GB, SWG, TR.
Probably not. While I did enjoy the game, certain aspects of it killed any enjoyment I could've gotten from it.
The lack of trinity was a great idea and I welcomed it. After playing GW2 I have come to realize MMOs NEED that trinity. GW2 is a huge cluster of zerging and hoping for the best. Boss battles are so watered down because no one can be a true tank that they have no real throught built into them.
Dungeons. This one is mainly because of the lack of trinity. Doing dungeons in GW2 is just frustration and I avoid them like a plague.
ArenaNet going back on their manifesto. The moment they announced ascended gear I knew it was the end of my time playing. A horizontal gear grind is fine, but adding a vertical one is something I didn't sign up for. Add on other minor issues like the global AH being a complete flop, and Dynamic events not being dynamic at all, and slowly it adds up to a game I just despise.


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The top 10 European retailers in the Mobile 500 represent half of sales.
Mark Brohan
European retailers aren't selling nearly as much as their U.S. counterparts to shoppers using smartphones and tablets, but their mobile sales are growing rapidly, according to data published in Internet Retailer's 2014 Mobile 500.
While U.S. retailers in the Mobile 500 are projected to grow their mobile sales 64% this year to $34.2 billion, the 107 European mobile merchants ranked in the Mobile 500 will only rack up $4.44 billion in mobile sales in 2013. But that's a 103% growth rate from $2.19 billion in 2012, faster than the growth of U.S. mobile merchants.
The biggest merchants are leading the way, with the 10 largest European Mobile 500 merchants accounting for about half, $2.2 billion, of total sales for European retailers in the Mobile 500. Those 10 retailers are: Vente-Privee.com (No. 6), Shop Direct Ltd. (No. 7), Ocado Ltd. (No. 8), Otto Group (No. 13), Next Plc (No. 15), J Sainsburys Plc (No. 19), Tengelmann (No. 20), Kering (No. 22) and YOOX Group (No. 23).
A prime example of a big European web merchant making mobile commerce a central part of its e-commerce strategy is Shop Direct Group. "Mobile commerce is a big part of reinventing ourselves as a retailer that wants to engage customers anytime and anywhere," says Jonathan Wall, group e-commerce director since 2010. "Mobile is making us relevant to new groups of shoppers."
That's a big shift for Shop Direct, a nearly 90-year-old direct marketer of apparel, accessories and home furnishings that generates $2 billion a year in sales from such well-known U.K. brands as Littlewoods and Woolworths. Just three years ago, the retailer had only a basic e-commerce site and no strategy to attract consumers in their 20s, 30s and 40s who were shopping online using the mobile web and apps. With its sales plateauing, Shop Direct in 2010 refocused the company's strategy squarely on trendier e-commerce sites for clothing and accessories and mobile commerce sites to reach a broader range of shoppers.
Today, Shop Direct generates nearly $400 million in annual mobile sales, roughly 20% of its online sales, up from virtually nothing in 2010. Over three years, mobile traffic to Shop Direct from smartphones and tablets has grown from practically nothing to around 3 million monthly visits and now accounts for about 40% of all traffic. "Mobile is at the core of our e-commerce strategy and the key area where we see substantial potential for growth," Wall says.
Prior to the launch of m-commerce and with only a rudimentary e-commerce program, Shop Direct's core shopper was primarily a woman who liked shopping print catalogs and submitting orders by phone and through the mail. But today with new e-commerce sites, such as Very.co.uk, which Shop Direct launched in 2009 as a digital department store featuring designer brands from well-known British celebrities, the company is using mobile to reach an entire new generation of younger shoppers while also appealing to older tablet shoppers.
In 2011 Shop Direct launched a mobile-optimized version of Very.co.uk, a move that quickly netted a big jump in traffic. Using its Very brand as a base, Shop Direct has added multiple mobile commerce sites and apps for its other brands such as Isme, which targets mature, fashion-conscious apparel shoppers, and Littlewoods, another women's apparel brand. Shop Direct's online retailing program today includes an even bigger emphasis on mobile commerce, Wall says. Shop Direct has updated its mobile commerce sites with easier navigation that features more prominent department listings and daily deals. Mobile product pages also feature larger photos and product zoom, customer reviews, and videos. "Now more than ever customers are moving faster than retailers and we plan to be the best at keeping up," Wall says.
Other big European merchants also are making headway in mobile commerce, according to the Mobile 500. By the end of the year, Otto Group, which expects to grow mobile sales 55% to $236.2 million in 2013, will have built a mobile commerce site for about 80 of its more than 100 e-commerce brands, the company says. About 50 e-commerce sites also have been optimized for iPads and other tablet computers. In March, Otto rolled out a new internally designed iPad app with easier navigation, better images, video and other direct features. "Whatever shopping mood the customer is in, the app provides an optimal solution," says Otto vice president of e-commerce, innovation and platform Thomas Schnieders. "In our new iPad app we see an ideal sales opportunity, fully in harmony with the concept of 'everywhere commerce.'"
More data and analysis on how merchants around the world are launching or expanding their mobile commerce programs is available in the 2014 Mobile 500. The research publication is available in three formats: print, digital and as part of the all-new and completely updated Top500Guide.com. Information on how to order is available here.


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Canada drops five-set thriller to Puerto Rico at Pan Am Cup
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Canada won't be on the podium for the first time in three years at the Pan American Cup men's volleyball tournament after losing a five-set thriller to Puerto Rico in the quarterfinals on Thursday.
Puerto Rico ranked 15th internationally, took the nearly three-hour long match 25-23, 17-25, 25-22, 26-28, 16-14 and face Argentina in a semifinal on Friday. The Canadians, in their first tournament of the 2010 season, meet the Dominican Republic in the fifth place match on Saturday.
Gavin Schmitt of Saskatoon and Fred Winters of Victoria led the Canadians with 19 and 17 points respectively.
Canada won the silver at the last two Pan Am Cups losing to the U.S., in both finals while Puerto Rico were silver medallists in 2007, its only medal showing in the five-year history of the tournament.
In the other quarterfinal, the U.S., defeated the Dominican Republic 25-14, 25-18, 25-18 and will face Brazil in the other semifinal in a battle between the top two rank teams in the world although neither is fielding its top squad.
Canadian roster for the Pan Am Cup: Louis-Pierre Mainville of Notre-Dame-de-l'Isle, Que., Adam Kaminski of Chatham, Ont., Adam Simac of Ottawa, Fred Winters of Victoria, Steve Gotch of Okotoks, Alta., Nicolas Cundy of Edmonton, Dan Lewis of Oakville, Ont., Dallas Soonias of Red Deer, Alta., Gavin Schmitt of Saskatoon, Toon Van Lankvelt of Rivers, Man., Dustin Schneider of Brandon, Man., and Olivier Faucher of Plessisville, Que.


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In his first extended press conference at the White House, the president railed against his critics and unspooled a series of bitter complaints.
Have you ever had a job you loved, but one where you felt like you'd achieved everything you could? So you looked for a new job, went through a fairly grueling application process, if you do say so yourself, got the offer. Then you started the job, and you hated it. Worse, all the tricks you'd learned in your old job seemed to be pretty much useless in the new one. Did you ever have that experience?
The president of the United States can sympathize.
Donald Trump held the first extended press conference of his presidency on Thursday, and it was a stunning, disorienting experience. He mused about nuclear war, escalated his feud with the press, continued to dwell on the vote count in November, asked whether a black reporter was friends with the Congressional Black Caucus, and, almost as an afterthought, announced his selection for secretary of labor.
Plagues, revolutions, massive wars, collapsed states—these are what reliably reduce economic disparities.
Calls to make America great again hark back to a time when income inequality receded even as the economy boomed and the middle class expanded. Yet it is all too easy to forget just how deeply this newfound equality was rooted in the cataclysm of the world wars.
The pressures of total war became a uniquely powerful catalyst of equalizing reform, spurring unionization, extensions of voting rights, and the creation of the welfare state. During and after wartime, aggressive government intervention in the private sector and disruptions to capital holdings wiped out upper-class wealth and funneled resources to workers; even in countries that escaped physical devastation and crippling inflation, marginal tax rates surged upward. Concentrated for the most part between 1914 and 1945, this "Great Compression" (as economists call it) of inequality took several more decades to fully run its course across the developed world until the 1970s and 1980s, when it stalled and began to go into reverse.
Neither truck drivers nor bankers would put up with a system like the one that influences medical residents' schedules.
The path to becoming a doctor is notoriously difficult. Following pre-med studies and four years of medical school, freshly minted M.D.s must spend anywhere from three to seven years (depending on their chosen specialty) training as "residents" at an established teaching hospital. Medical residencies are institutional apprenticeships—and are therefore structured to serve the dual, often dueling, aims of training the profession's next generation and minding the hospital's labor needs.
How to manage this tension between "education and service" is a perennial question of residency training, according to Janis Orlowski, the chief health-care officer of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). Orlowski says that the amount of menial labor residents are required to perform, known in the profession as "scut work," has decreased "tremendously" since she was a resident in the 1980s. But she acknowledges that even "institutions that are committed to education … constantly struggle with this," trying to stay on the right side of the boundary between training and taking advantage of residents.
By excusing Donald Trump's behavior, some evangelical leaders enabled the internet provocateur's ascent.
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) takes place this week near Washington, D.C., the first such gathering since Donald Trump took office. The conference purports to be a gathering for like-minded folks who believe, generally, in the well-established principles of the conservative movement, as enunciated by the American Conservative Union.
This year, aside from President Trump himself, activist Milo Yiannopoulos was briefly granted a featured speaking slot, and it caused a lot of disruption, garment-rending, gnashing of teeth, and in-fighting on the right.
Yiannopoulos, who prefers to go by MILO (yes, capitalized), is a controversial figure with dubious conservative credentials, most famous for being outrageous during speeches on his college campus tour, soberly called the "Dangerous Faggot" tour. Throughout the 2016 election, Yiannopoulos seemed to enjoy nothing quite so much as the crass, antagonistic side of candidate Trump. He didn't just celebrate it; he rode it like a wave to greater stardom.
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Trump's attacks on the free press don't just threaten the media—they undermine the public's capacity to think, act, and defend democracy.
Are Donald Trump's latest attacks on the press really that bad? Are they that out-of-the-ordinary, given the famous record of complaints nearly all his predecessors have lodged? (Even George Washington had a hostile-press problem.)
Are the bellows of protest from reporters, editors, and others of my press colleagues justified? Or just another sign that the press is nearly as thin-skinned as Trump himself, along with being even less popular?
I could prolong the buildup, but here is the case I'm going to make: Yes, they're that bad, and worse.
I think Trump's first month in office, capped by his "enemy of the people" announcement about the press, has been even more ominous and destructive than the Trump of the campaign trail would have prepared us for, which is of course saying something. And his "lying media" campaign matters not only in itself, which it does, but also because it is part of what is effectively an assault by Trump on the fundamentals of democratic governance.
The Italian philosopher Julius Evola is an unlikely hero for defenders of the "Judeo-Christian West."
In the summer of 2014, years before he became the White House chief strategist, Steve Bannon gave a lecture via Skype at a conference held inside the Vatican. He spoke about the need to defend the values of the "Judeo-Christian West"—a term he used 11 times—against crony capitalism and libertarian capitalism, secularization, and Islam. He also mentioned the late Julius Evola, a far-right Italian philosopher popular with the American alt-right movement. What he did not mention is that Evola hated not only Jews, but Christianity, too.
References to Evola abounded on websites such as Breitbart News, The Daily Stormer, and AltRight.com well before The New York Times noted the Bannon-Evola connection earlier this month. But few have discussed the fundamental oddity of Evola serving as an intellectual inspiration for the alt-right. Yes, the thinker was a virulent anti-Semite and Nazi sympathizer who influenced far-right movements in Italy from the 1950s until his death in 1974, but shouldn't his contempt for Christianity make him an unlikely hero for those purporting to defend "Judeo-Christian" values?
It's a great physics thought experiment—and an awful accident in 1978.
What would happen if you stuck your body inside a particle accelerator? The scenario seems like the start of a bad Marvel comic, but it happens to shed light on our intuitions about radiation, the vulnerability of the human body, and the very nature of matter. Particle accelerators allow physicists to study subatomic particles by speeding them up in powerful magnetic fields and then tracing the interactions that result from collisions. By delving into the mysteries of the universe, colliders have entered the zeitgeist and tapped the wonders and fears of our age.
Designers use "benevolent deception" to trick users into trusting the system.
In a fit of productivity, I did my taxes early this year. They were a bit more complex than usual, so I set aside some time to click through TurboTax and make sure I got everything right. Throughout the process, the online tax-preparation program repeatedly reassured me that it had helped me identify every possible tax deduction I qualify for, and made sure I didn't make any mistakes. Attractively animated progress bars filled up while I waited for TurboTax to double- and triple-check my returns.
But as I watched one particularly slick animation, which showed a virtual tax form lighting up line by line—yellow or green—I wondered if what I was seeing actually reflected the progress of a real task being tackled in the background. Did it really take that long to "look over every detail" of my returns, which is what the page said it was doing? Hadn't TurboTax been checking my work as we went?
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It's 2021, and President Donald Trump will shortly be sworn in for his second term. The 45th president has visibly aged over the past four years. He rests heavily on his daughter Ivanka's arm during his infrequent public appearances.
Fortunately for him, he did not need to campaign hard for reelection. His has been a popular presidency: Big tax cuts, big spending, and big deficits have worked their familiar expansive magic. Wages have grown strongly in the Trump years, especially for men without a college degree, even if rising inflation is beginning to bite into the gains. The president's supporters credit his restrictive immigration policies and his TrumpWorks infrastructure program.
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Virgin Blue - Tesna, Joint Press Release11/02/2002
Virgin Group and Tesna today confirmed further discussions will take place in Australia this week between the two groups. The discussions will involve Virgin Blue's Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey.
Sir Richard Branson said "a further meeting between the principals was held on Sunday which was again very constructive."
Solomon Lew and Lindsay Fox also said "We agree that our discussions with Sir Richard have been worthwhile and we look forward to further discussions."
Both parties noted that any meetings are held on the clear understanding that Tesna remains committed to the completion of the sale agreement with the Ansett administrators regardless of the outcome of the discussions.
The parties will not conduct these discussions through the media and there will be no further announcements until the discussions are concluded.


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Music, Muses and Divas: Special Lectures
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"Aspiring to the Condition of Music: Sound and Vision in the Aesthetic Movement"
"All art constantly aspires to the condition of music": Walter Pater's dictum of 1877 was a response to paintings by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Frederic Leighton, and Albert Moore, in which the interaction of sound and sight, or music and art, was a central theme. Music rooms with elaborate decorative schemes were a central concern of the period's designers. This talk juxtaposes paintings, decorated pianos, and music rooms with recorded musical examples to explore the kinship of the "sister arts." It ends with discussion of a musical satire of the Movement, Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta Patience.
Tim Barringer is Paul Mellon Professor of the History of Art at Yale University. His books include Reading the Pre-Raphaelites (new edition 2012), Men at Work: Art and Labour in Victorian England (2005) and Frederic Leighton (co-edited with Elizabeth Prettejohn). He is co-curator of Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant Garde, an exhibition opening at Tate Britain in September 2012 and travelling to Washington, Moscow, and Tokyo.
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"Stagestruck: Theatricality in Late Victorian Art"
Today late Victorian art is widely perceived as serene, demure, even static. Though this view can be accurate, a closer look also reveals a rich seam of compositions informed by the unprecedented visibility of such dynamic stage performers as Ellen Terry, Henry Irving, and Sarah Bernhardt. Using the ostensibly placid paintings of J. W. Waterhouse as a starting point, this talk explores how artists' creations in this vein drew upon longstanding traditions in British visual culture, but especially upon the contemporary vogue in the theaters of London and Paris for charged confrontations and opulent spectacle.
Peter Trippi is editor of Fine Art Connoisseur, the bimonthly magazine that serves collectors of historical and contemporary representational painting, sculpture, drawings, and prints. He is also president of Projects in 19th-Century Art, Inc., the firm he established in 2006 to pursue a range of research, writing, and curating opportunities. Phaidon Press published Trippi's 250-page monograph J. W. Waterhouse, which reassesses the Victorian painter and Royal Academician best known for his Lady of Shalott at the Tate Britain. Trippi also guest-curated the Waterhouse retrospective (2008-2010) at the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands, London's Royal Academy of Arts, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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This is boring and uninteresting
I really don't want to stay up at Midnight but i might have to
Yay New Years. Now to stay up past midnight just like everyday
Lol I just saw a commercial for the newest Mini Pop Kids (aka the most annoying CD ever) and they previewed Gangnam Style, but just the chorus that everybody sings along to. I wonder how they did the other verses? Anybody have a copy I can borrow? Maybe they used a Korean kid.
Wonder if it's on Youtube..
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Oh and it seems that they say "oppa" instead of "oppan."
And they DO sing it in Korean, it seems.
At least I can sleep in peace knowing that at least it won't be worse than the Glee cover.
Nothing can be worse than the Glee cover.
This signature is now officially G L O R I O U S
Happy New Year, SPPf. Have a good year, good luck and stuff
I love how Kidz Bop's editing of Born This Way by Lady GaGa was really offensive.
It's like the complete opposite of what they were trying to do I love the irony.
Happy New Year everybody!
ew speaking of disgusting taste I had a martini tonight.
I don't know if it's an acquired sort of thing but it was awful.
Meh. I'm more of a rum and coke kind of person. Though Dr Pepper is better when I can get it. I hate that no bars ever have it.
ANYWAY. Happy New Years?
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'If he could live again he would want to be a biologist. I was not surprised; everything about Tomonaga, the beauty of his surroundings, his humanistic interests, his inner repose … suggested someone attuned to the rhythm of life as well as the physical laws of nature.' (Karsh)
Tomonaga was born in Tokyo in 1906 and educated at KyotoUniversity, graduating in 1929. He went to Leipzig in Germany in 1937 to study nuclear physics and the quantum field theory with Werner Heisenberg, known for the Heisenberg 'uncertainty principle'. On his return to Japan in 1939, he developed new approaches in fundamental physics and made many pioneering contributions to the field. In 1949 Oppenheimer invited him to study at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. His work was recognised in 1965 when he, Richard Feynman and Julian Schwinger were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for their contributions to quantum electrodynamics. As President of Tokyo University of Education (1956–1962), he was active in the worldwide crusade for the peaceful use of atomic energy.


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25. Law 25 - Wide Ball
25.1 Law 25.1 - Judging a Wide
Law 25 shall apply with the following addition to Law 25.1:
Umpires are instructed to apply very strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
Any offside or legside delivery which in the opinion of the umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable opportunity to score shall be called a wide.
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Dennis A Blackburn unexpectedly returned home to his Heavenly Father on Nov. 19, 2009. He left behind a family who loves him and a solid testimony of Jesus Christ.
Dennis was born on June 18, 1948 in Price, Utah. He grew up in Emery and never forgot his roots. Dennis served as an LDS missionary in the Northwestern States. He married Debi, his eternal sweetheart, in 1971 and together they had eight children. They made their home in Price where Dennis practiced podiatry for 30 years. He loved his patients; caring for their feet reminded him of the Savior's service. He had a tender place in his heart for babies, the elderly, and his children. He loved teaching, gardening, biking, astronomy, and his cabin.
Dennis was a man of reflection whose daily "Hand of God" journal entries gave him peace and gratitude. He delighted in history, his scriptures, and letters from his children. Dennis loved gathering and feeding his friends, family, and neighbors. He especially loved missionary work because he saw it as a gathering and feeding of the Lord's children. Two weeks prior to his death, Dennis accepted a call to be an LDS mission president. This was something that Dennis and Debi had looked forward to for years, and they were excited to serve the Lord as companions.
Dennis is survived by his wife, Debi, his children, Rebekah (David), Phillip (Kathryn), Travis (Tammy), Marinda (Ben), Reed (Amber), Dennis (Ashley), Bonnie, and Mary, his five siblings, and nine grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents, Alma and Dorthella.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m., Monday, Nov. 23, 2009 at the LDS Helper Stake Center (150 Ridgeway) in Helper, Utah. A viewing was held Sunday, Nov. 22 at the LDS Helper Stake Center in Helper, Utah from 5-7 p.m. and Monday, Nov. 23 from 8:30-9:30 a.m. prior to the services. He was interred in the Lindon City Cemetery at 3:30 p.m. on Monday. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and family may sign the guestbook and share memories of Dennis at www.fausettmortuary.com.
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Vick, Vick, Vick!
Vick, Vick, Vick!
what are you smoking dude..vick makes us a playoff contender??hahahaha obviously u dont watch the eagles..i live near philly,and vick is done..leads the league in qb fumbles,and everyone has figured him out..but...its the bills and we have a knack for picking losers at quarterback
Vick, vick, vick!!
I want a new QB more than anything, but if that dog-killer comes to Buffalo, I am officially not a fan of this team until he leaves.
Vick, Vick, Vick, Vick!!!!!!!!!!!! SIGN HIM.
Are you kidding. Getting selfrighteous about dogs when half the players in the league are violent offenders against humans. I won't argue that Vick is not a long tern solution but getting him next year and a 1st round pick should one hell of a lot more entertaining than what we had this year. A QB that pads his numbers by throwing 5 yards passes to talented runners. We need someone for the team to rally around. We don't have it.
bleh, i hope not. if he comes here we better get a more-than-serviceable 2nd stringer cause his ribs will be hurt for half the season.
Adopt a Bill 2016: LeSean McCoy
Have they signed him yet!! Is this what Thurman was talking about?
When Vick was healthy on the Eagles, he was ripping up the league and the frontrunner for MVP. The issue is that the Eagles offensive line is terrible and they throw the ball a ton. Vick would be perfect in a play action based run emphasis game with Spiller. Let him put it up 20-29 times a game with some play action deep balls and you've got yourself an offense.
/\ Future President Of Football Operations for the Buffalo Bills (GM)
FMFJ - Fred Mother ****** Jackson
Ugh! And no, I'm not a Fitz fan.
My adopt-a-Bill is John Miller.
I'm the most reasonable poster here. If you don't agree, I'll be forced to have a hissy fit.
I'll take Vick over a back up QB draft pick, that we will have to sit around for 2-3 years to see if he's worth a dam. Vick just needs a fresh start. Sign him.
I like it!
Not signed yet?
On the NFL today, they said Vick may go to buffalo after the super bowl... YES!!!!
if vick has a LINE. he plays well.... a pom pom squad could get through the Eagles OL thisyear
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Tempering in the microwave
The purpose of tempering chocolate is to pre-crystallise the cocoa butter in the chocolate, which is related to the working temperature of the chocolate. During tempering, the cocoa butter in the chocolate changes into a stable crystalline form. It ensures the hardness, shrinking force and gloss of the finished product after it has cooled. If the chocolate is melted in the normal way (between 40 and 45 °C) then left to cool to working temperature, the finished product will not be glossy. If you make the effort of using a special way of bringing chocolate up to the right working temperature, you are guaranteed to get the desired end result. And that is what we mean by tempering: bringing chocolate up to the right working temperature so that there are sufficient stable crystals. The 3 factors which are important during tempering are time, temperature and movement.
Pour some Callets into a plastic or glass bowl.
Put the bowl into the microwave and melt the Callets at 800-1000 W.
Take the Callets out of the microwave every 15 to 20 seconds and stir well to ensure that the temperature of the Callets is evenly distributed and that they do not scorch.
Repeat this procedure until the chocolate has almost all melted. Some small pieces of Callet should still be visible in the bowl.
Remove from the microwave and stir the chocolate well, until all the pieces of Callet have disappeared and a slightly thickened even liquid has been obtained: the chocolate is tempered and ready to work with.
All chocolate should be tempered before you use it to
mould/pour, to use for creating blown figures, for coating cakes or
pralines. In short, whenever chocolate needs to have a perfect
sheen and be hard.
When you add chocolate to dishes to add flavour (when preparing mousses or Bavarian creams for instance), it usually suffices to melt the chocolate. Tempering is not required in these instances. All recipes will indicate clearly if the chocolate should be tempered or not.


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Tree base
Pre-crystallised chocolate of your choice:
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Use the cone and base moulds and mould with one of the chocolates. Leave to harden and get out of the moulds.
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precrystallised cocoa butter Callebaut® CB
50 g dark or milk chocolate (same choice)
Mix and pulverise the chocolate shapes with the airbrush.
Finishing and presentation
Example 1: Decorate with candied fruits, pâte de fruits and marshmallows. Finish with a Season's greetings tag.
Example 2: Decorate with chocolate sticks, almonds and caramelised hazelnuts, gold leaf and a Season's greetings tag.
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Is there anything against testing the arduino motor shield with CPU fans? Reversing the polarity on the direction pin would cause my fan to spin backwards, right? Could the reverse spinning hurt this type of motor? Would the breaking feature work on these motors?I have 2 computer CPU fans:1 DC fan 12V, 2.1 watt, 0.18amp with only 2 wires (red, black)1 DC Brushless 12V, 1.7watt, 0.14amp with 2 wires (red, black, yellow)What is the yellow wire for?I think it sends pulses out when the motor is turning so it can be used as a safety feedback signal, as in "I'm telling the motor to turn but I'm not receiving any pulses back from it" error detection method.Lefty Thanks.
Are they safe to use with the motor shield? Does the reverse direction hurt this type of motor. Or otherwise said, how can I tell if these motors are bi-directional? Can someone confirm the last statement about the yelllow wire? Does anyone use this in their projects?
Now that you mention it, what is the H-drive? What is a H - Bridge?
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This document describes how to properly configure Cisco Unity to work with two Network Interface Cards (NICs) when Cisco Unity is integrated with a CallManager. Voice messaging does not work as expected if it is not properly configured.
There are no specific requirements for this document.
This document applies to all versions of Cisco Unity integrated with a Cisco CallManager.
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
Many enterprise customers who source their own hardware purchase a platform that has two NICs. If these NICs are not configured properly, voice messaging does not work correctly, and you experience problems such as one-way audio or a Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) malfunction. This document indicates the supported configuration for dual NICs.
If you configure dual NICs for active-active load sharing, which means that 50 percent of the traffic is handled by each NIC, one-way audio and MWI problems can result. This setup is currently not supported on a Cisco Unity server.
These factors can cause dual NICs to result in one-way audio during call processing with a Cisco CallManager integration (using Skinny protocol):
With a Skinny integration, you have to send your IP address to the other side of the call.
You determine your IP address by repeating through the NICs and returning the IP address of the first NIC you find.
In a dual NIC configuration, you can choose the IP address of the wrong NIC, which causes the one-way audio issue.
There are two supported configurations for installation of Cisco Unity on a platform with two NICs:
Disable one of the NICs.
Configure the NICs in an active-passive manner.
Note: The IBM Cisco Media Convergence Server (MCS) servers cannot use the MCS Network Teaming Driver that is included with the Hewlett-Packard servers.
Cisco Unity does support dual NICs configured in an active-passive manner for fault tolerance. In this NIC configuration, the primary (active) NIC handles 100 percent of the traffic. Only in the event that it goes down, does the secondary NIC become active and handle 100 percent of the traffic. Therefore, only one IP address and one network (no subnets with each NIC on a different subnet) is supported.
Note: The second interface cannot be configured with a different IP address to be used as a management interface for Terminal Services.
To confirm that the NICs are configured correctly, perform these steps:
Ensure that both NICs are set up for either adapter fault tolerant mode (AFT) or for network fault tolerant (NFT). For more information about how to do this, refer to the documentation provided by the NIC manufacturer or server vendor.
If an MCS-7825H, MCS-7835H, or MCS-7845H server is configured, use the network teams property sheet of the Compaq Network Teaming and Configuration Utility (CPQNTAC, also known as NCU) in order to configure NFT teaming.
Note: Using the Remote Deployment Utility (RDU), the CPQNTAC utility can be installed from the Hewlett-Packard SmartStart disc that was shipped with the server.
If an IBM MCS-7815I, MCS-7855I, or MCS-7865I server is configured, use the Advanced Control Suite of the Broadcom NetXtreme Ethernet utilities to configure AFT teaming.
For the MCS-7835I and MCS-7845I servers, use the teaming wizard on the Advanced tab of the Intel PROSet II Ethernet utilities to configure AFT teaming.
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STARKVILLE – It's been nearly a month since Mississippi State has played at Humphrey Coliseum, but the Bulldogs get back to work at home today against Alabama A&M.
The 3 p.m. game will be seen on CSS.
MSU, off for the holidays since defeating Central Arkansas on Dec. 22 in Jackson, is 4-0 all-time against A&M's Bulldogs, with the last meeting resulting in a 100-58 win in late 2002.
"It's good to finally be back at home in front of our fans," said MSU coach Rick Ray, whose team is 4-6 and looking to win two straight for the first time this season. "We've had a good week of practice, and I know our guys are ready to get back at it."
In their last outing, the Bulldogs claimed a 79-72 win against the Bears. Forward Gavin Ware paced MSU with career highs in points (22) and rebounds (13) en route to earning SEC Freshman of the Week honors.
He was one of five MSU players to score in double digits.
Sophomore forward Roquez Johnson leads the Bulldogs in scoring (12.8 ppg), followed by freshman guard Fred Thomas (10.8 ppg).
Alabama A&M enters the game 3-7 after dropping a 95-68 decision to Arkansas. Demarquelle Tabb leads A&M in scoring (12.3) and rebounding (10.1).
Today also serves as a homecoming for the CSS broadcasting team of Richard Williams and Shane Power. The two will serve as analyst, with Mike Morgan handling the play-by-play.
Williams served as MSU's head coach from 1987 through 1998, where he won what was then a school-record 191 games. His crowning achievement came in 1996 when the Bulldogs advanced to the Final Four.
Power played for MSU in 2004-05 and averaged 10.4 points and 4.2 rebounds. In 2004, the Bulldogs won the regular-season SEC crown with a 14-2 record.
After Sunday, the Bulldogs return to action on Thursday, Jan. 3 against New Orleans at the Hump, a game that will also be televised by CSS.


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BEIJING (AP) — A U.S.-backed broadcaster says Chinese security forces fired into a crowd of Tibetan protesters demanding the release of a fellow villager.
Radio Free Asia said Tuesday that Chinese police also fired tear gas at the protesters in Biru county of the Tibet Autonomous Region and that dozens were injured.
The report could not be independently confirmed. Calls to local Communist Party and government offices rang unanswered.
The International Campaign for Tibet earlier reported that authorities have intensified a security presence in Biru county and nearby areas after residents refused to display Chinese flags to commemorate National Day on Oct. 1.
Meanwhile, an official Chinese newspaper said authorities have detained more than 100 people in a restive Muslim region since late June for the spread of "religious extremism."
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