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Artisan Mobile lets retailers make changes to apps that don't require app store approval.
Bill Siwicki
Investors see promise in a new approach to mobile app design and development from mobile app technology vendor Artisan Mobile. Its technology enables retailers and other businesses to make changes to mobile apps as often as they like without having to resubmit altered apps through app stores' approval processes then wait for users to download app updates.
Artisan Mobile, which has begun marketing what it calls a mobile experience management platform, has raised $5.5 million in Series A financing led by FirstMark Capital. The investment will be used to expand sales and marketing efforts as well as accelerate product development, the company says. Artisan previously raised $1.5 million in a seed round also led by FirstMark Capital with participation by Artisan management and several angel investors.
"We are bringing to mobile apps what non-technical businesspeople have been able to do for years with web sites—quickly and easily make changes and immediately publish the changes directly to end users," says Bob Moul, CEO of Artisan Mobile. "You're not reworking code, resubmitting to the app store for approval, and then hoping users download your app update. We allow you to make changes to apps on the fly like you can do with web sites."
Artisan Mobile technology depends on a software development kit, or SDK. A retailer embeds the Artisan SDK into its mobile app and submits the app to the app stores for approval. Once the SDK-enabled app update is approved and downloaded by users, the retailer can begin making changes on the fly. Artisan Mobile hosts the app design and content on its servers. A retailer executive uses a WizzyWig interface to make changes to the app. WizzyWig is a user-friendly style of editing that enables non-technical personnel to make changes to a site or app, while viewing on a screen how the site or app would look.
Once a retailer is finished with changes, it saves them on the Artisan servers. Then, the next time an app user requests a section of the app that has been changed, the app's Artisan SDK pulls the refreshed content from the servers. Most apps rely on pulling updated data from servers via the web, such as an updated product data feed, for example. Artisan Mobile has built its app design and testing systems around this style of data delivery. Instead of hard coding changes to apps, which requires resubmission to an app store, Artisan is delivering changes via data streams from the web.
"It's like having an app on remote control," Moul says. "In today's mobile world, you download an app to your phone and it doesn't change unless you update that app. Artisan is delivering the app's user interface dynamically from the cloud instead of hard coded on your phone."
Moul says some of the largest Internet retail brands and content publishers in media have been using the technology in beta, though he says he cannot yet reveal their names. He describes a flash-sale merchant among the top 100 e-retailers using the technology to test various design tactics.
"They did a test of their app focused on placement of social-sharing buttons," Moul says. "They literally just moved the buttons up a little higher on the app screen and got a 50% improvement on click-through rate, which to them is phenomenal because it gets the word out more and more people sign up for the private sale site."
In the conventional app publishing mode, the flash-sale e-retailer would have had to resubmit its app every time it made a change to the coding for each test and for the finalized version; with Artisan, the retailer was able to conduct the A/B tests and publish the winning design via the SDK and web-connected servers and avoid the app store entirely, Moul adds.
This first release of Artisan technology is called Artisan Optimize and is available now for iOS and soon for Android and HTML5. The cost of Optimize is linked to the number of apps, the number of monthly active users, and the number of tests conducted, and falls into one of three categories: standard edition, $1,000 per month; pro edition, $4,000 per month; or enterprise edition, $10,000 per month.
This fall Artisan Mobile will release Artisan Analyze, which enables app analytics without coding.
"If you are using a traditional analytics program, engineers have to go into the app code and inject analytics code before and after the part of your app you want to analyze, and then send it back through the app store," Moul says. "Let's say you are a marketer and you thought of something new to test, you have to go back to I.T. and get them to do more code and so on. With Artisan Analyze, the SDK in the app will collect all of the analytics on gestures, keystrokes and user behavior, so businesspeople can do analytics to their hearts' content without new code or help from the I.T. department."
Also due in the fall is Artisan Personalize. Moul says personalization is one of the most important up-and-coming tactics in mobile commerce. Artisan Personalize will use data the SDK gathers, data from a retailer's customer relationship management system, and data inferred from general user patterns to deliver app screens and mobile offers customized for each user.
"Mobile more than any other technology gives you the ability to create a one-to-one experience," Moul says.
Artisan Mobile's technology holds great potential for companies seeking to take advantage of the rise of mobile computing, says Amish Jani, managing director of FirstMark Capital, the investment firm leading the funding rounds for Artisan.
"We see mobile as a massively disruptive channel in terms of how users engage with content and commerce, and we think there will be a whole new set of infrastructure and tools to support companies that take advantage of mobile," Jani says. "Artisan falls squarely into that thematic. Even better, we are partnering with Bob Moul, a tremendous entrepreneur who we know well from our investment in his previous integration technology company Boomi, which was acquired by Dell and created a great return for us. This is the exact kind of deal we love to do."


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KHL: Malkin's Gordie Howe Hat-Trick
Steve Dangle
December 21 2012 06:31PM
Malkin drops the gloves and scores some goals, Ovechkin looking better and better, and if the NHL ever comes back, you better watch out for St. Louis Blues prospect Vladimir Tarasenko.
Kulemin scores a nice goal and Malkin gets a Gordie Howe hat-trick.
Ovie notches 3 points.
Tarasenko could be scary when the Blues bring him over.
Replace what I said about Tarasenko with Evgeny Kuznetsov.
A hard-fought game with some familiar names between Donbass and Barys.
There's some good-ol fist-i-cuffs!
December 21 2012, 08:54PM
I love hockey on big ice, it gives players a better stage to showcase their actual hockey skills. I feel like a black republican.


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Project X
'Project X' will be teaching the Examen, a way of reflecting developed by St. Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits. The Examen looks at the events of our day and helps us in finding the presence of God in our everyday lives. It's especially good for reflecting on our desires to serve and our experiences of service, even in small, everyday ways.
Here's what's requested from participants:
--1 meeting per week for discussion and guidance, beginning the week of 9 March. Meetings will end at the end of Lent (Palm Sunday is 13 April), unless a group would want to continue to meet.
--So each group would meet four or five times total. (And meetings can certainly take place at UDM Law as well as at Lansing-Reilly Jesuit Residence over ice cream or dinner!)
--Daily (or several times weekly) personal commitment to using the Examen (about 20 min of time for reflection).
--Meetings will be scheduled based on participants' schedules. (Determined via a Doodle.)
--Also, I'd be available to participants for individual, spiritual conversation, as desired and needed.
The meetings will present a variety of traditional and creative ways for using the Examen and will partly be instruction and partly group conversation about our practice with some faith sharing. Meeting length will depend on the size of the group, but for a group of six, I envision about 45 minutes, an hour maximum."


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Virgin Blue Joins Forces With Foxtel And Austar To âLive-enâ Up Australian Skies: Live In-flight TV Takes Off28/08/2006
The days of pre-recorded and pre-censored in-flight entertainment and news bulletins are now officially over…for Virgin Blue travellers anyway. In an Australian first, Virgin Blue Guests will now be able to watch live television at 40,000 feet following the launch today of Virgin Blue's first aircraft fully fitted out with the revolutionary "live2air" product.
The airline has been working for the past five years on the groundbreaking concept with key partners including Australia's leading subscription television providers FOXTEL and AUSTAR and "LiveTV, LLC" of the United States.
It's the first time the technology has been harnessed outside North America, with Virgin Blue only the fourth airline in the world to offer this revolutionary product.
live2air will be pay-per-view and will operate from the moment the aircraft pushes back to the moment it pulls up at the gate, maximising Guest viewing time. Virgin Blue will offer a special introductory rate of $6 for all flights. The every day rate will be $6 for unlimited viewing on most sectors and $9 on flights over three hours.
Once fully rolled out, every Guest will have their own personal seatback screen which can be used to access the live2air service including 24 FOXTEL and AUSTAR channels, just as they would in their own lounge room at home.
The 24 channels being provided by FOXTEL and AUSTAR for the live2air service include some of the world's best known television brands, giving Virgin Blue Guests of all ages a wide choice of programming covering news, sport, general entertainment, documentaries, music, kids and family genres.
Virgin Blue Guests will always be up-to-date with the latest news with Sky News Australia, FOX News and CNN providing live breaking news and market wraps, while sports fans can enjoy dedicated action with FOX SPORTS News, FOX SPORTS 1, FOX SPORTS 2, FOX SPORTS 3 and FUEL TV.
Those interested in music can watch Channel [V} and MAX, while kids can check out Boomerang, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr.
The introduction of Virgin Blue's live2air required a range of technological advances. Virgin Blue's modern Next Generation Boeing 737 aircraft underwent manufacturer, Federal Aviation Authority and Civil Aviation Safety Authority approved design modifications to allow an antenna to be incorporated into the aircraft fuselage. The live2air technology also needed to be re-designed to track and hold a unique signal from the FOXTEL/AUSTAR Australian satellite.
Virgin Blue Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said,"This is true entertainment history in the making. It is more than a seat; it's the best seat in the house on the most technologically advanced aircraft in this part of the world. Many of us remember when black and white television was replaced by colour television and the impact that that had. Today is the day we will look back and remember when live television was introduced to Australian skies."
He continued, "The world doesn't stop while you are at 40,000 feet, so why should your information and entertainment? Some airlines offer one channel of pre-recorded "entertainment" in the form of old news bulletins but unlike our competitors' "one size fits all" approach, live2air will offer 24 channels of live programming. There will be something individual for each individual and something suitable for everyone."
FOXTEL Executive Director of Product, Content and Delivery, Patrick Delany, said: "We have 1.27 million subscribers who can't live without their FOXTEL and now they can take it with them on Virgin Blue. We are relishing the opportunity to showcase to the rest of Australia just some of the choice and innovation in programming on offer from FOXTEL Digital."
"Our partnership with Virgin Blue is helping us deliver on the promise of watching FOXTEL's incredible channel line-up wherever you are," he said.
CEO of AUSTAR, John Porter, said "AUSTAR is about innovation, value and choice, and live2air will enable regional Australians to access quality programming whether they're at home or in the sky."
"A great aspect of this new technology is that whether you are in regional, rural or metropolitan Australia, you can benefit", Mr Porter said.
Virgin Blue will put its first live2air fitted aircraft into commercial service later this week, with the aim of having 20% of the fleet fitted out by the end of the year. Forty seven aircraft are expected to be fully fitted with the product by mid 2007.
The full suite of FOXTEL/AUSTAR channels available on "live2air" is:^
|General Entertainment
|Sky News Australia
|The History Channel
|Channel [V]
|FOX News
|Discovery Travel & Living
|Animal Planet
|Nick Jr.
|FOX Classics
|The LifeStyle Channel
|LifeStyle FOOD
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* The in-flight signal may be lost in turbulence and/or if banking of the aircraft is required and /or on flights crossing the Great Australian Bight
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It's Round Eight and with the play-off race hotting up, defeat for teams on the bottom half of the table will prove very costly indeed.
It's Round Eight of Super Rugby and with the race for a play-offs spot hotting up, defeat for teams on the bottom half of the table will prove to be very costly indeed.
The unpredictability is making it a close and exciting tournament, with the Stormers still the only unbeaten side left in the competition. Will that all change against the Crusaders though? That's up for discussion in our Saturday preview!
For now, we see if the Blues can put a turbulent week behind them and come out on top against the Sharks who will be looking to be more competitive this weekend following their hammering to the Hurricanes last week.
The action then crosses the Tasman and follows the Waratahs 3279km to Perth where the Western Force will be out to make it back-to-back defeats over their Aussie rivals this season.
Blues v Sharks
Eden Park, Auckland
The misfiring Blues will try find a way to turn their Super Rugby campaign around when they host the Sharks at Auckland's Eden Park on Friday.
The struggling Kiwi outfit have won just one of their six matches, in what has been the worst start ever to a season in the franchise's history.
It was thought the Blues would bounce back against the Rebels last week, but left Melbourne red in the face after slumping to yet another defeat (34-23).
Indeed, the season continues to go from bad to worse for Pat Lam's men, who now find themselves rooted to the bottom of the New Zealand conference with just 10 points – four of which were accrued from a bye – and 14th on the overall standings (only ahead of the perennially bad Lions).
The All Blacks-laden team's fifth loss this year has also now turned the Aucklanders on one another with skipper Keven Mealamu publicly slating team-mate Piri Weepu on a New Zealand radio station, criticising his lack of conditioning and fitness. Abuse from fans has also got to under-fire coach Lam, who broke down when talking about the racial nature of criticism from some frustrated Blues supporters.
Mealamu admitted that confidence levels are at a new low, and with the Blues' aspirations of making a charge for the play-offs effectively over, all they have left to play for is pride.
The Sharks are travelling only a little better with four losses and three wins.
The men from Durban need a victory, not just to stay in touch with the Stormers and the Bulls, but also to fend off the improving Cheetahs who threaten to move past them into third in the South African conference.
Their defence needs urgent attention after the Sharks leaked 42 points in last week's loss against the Hurricanes – their worst loss in three years and the most points they had conceded since 2005.
Coach John Plumtree must have been pulling whatever hair he has left out after watching his side dominate possession (64 per cent) and territory (56 per cent) in the first half, only to fall 25-3 behind at half-time. In a nutshell: the 'Canes took their chances, the Sharks didn't which resulted in an unexpected scoreline at full-time.
In three out of their four losses so far this season, the Sharks have always been in with a shout, only to crumble at the end.
An 80-minute effort will be required against a Blues side that will be carrying a lot of emotional baggage into this match. But whilst the Blues have a lot of frustration that needs venting, they need to channel it in the right way, or it could go horribly wrong.
Prediction: The Sharks should fear an almighty backlash from the Blues, like the one the 'Canes dished out after getting an unexpected spanking from the Cheetahs the week before. However, we don't think the scoreline will be as one-sided as the one in New Plymouth. Blues by six!
The teams:
Blues: 15 Rudi Wulf, 14 Hadleigh Parkes, 13 Benson Stanley, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Rene Ranger, 10 Gareth Anscombe, 9 Alby Mathewson, 8 Chris Lowrey, 7 Daniel Braid, 6 Luke Braid, 5 Liaki Moli, 4 Filo Paulo, 3 Charlie Faumuina, 2 Keven Mealamu, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 Tom McCartney, 17 Tevita Mailau, 18 Ali Williams, 19 Peter Saili, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Michael Hobbs, 22 George Moala.
Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Louis Ludik, 13 JP Pietersen, 12 Tim Whitehead, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Jean Deysel, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Craig Burden, 1 Dale Chadwick.
Replacements: 16 Kyle Cooper, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Jandré Marais, 19 Willem Alberts, 20 Jacques Botes, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Frederic Michalak.
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)
Force v Waratahs
nib Stadium, Perth
Revenge will be on the menu for the Waratahs against the Force when east meets west at Perth's nib Stadium on Friday.
The visitors are hunting an away win to nullify the loss inflicted on them when the two sides last met four weeks ago in Sydney, in what was arguably the Waratahs' worst performance of the season.
Coming off a bye and with a 2-4 record from their first six matches, a win on Friday is crucial to the Waratahs' hopes of moving up the Australian conference table as the second half of the season beckons.
With 17 points from seven rounds, the Waratahs sit equal second with the Reds and two points adrift of the Brumbies.
Only a bonus point and a bye separate them from the bottom-placed Force who will be playing the third of four successive home games and have a four-point bye in hand over the leaders.
The selection headaches that both camps had leading into the corresponding fixture a month ago is in stark contrast to the settled line-ups being taken into a derby encounter that will have a big bearing on the fortunes of both sides in a packed Australian conference.
"In essence this is an eight-point game given we have an opportunity to get four points this week and the bye next week," said Force coach Richard Graham.
Having already played all of their intestate rivals away from home the Force will be hoping to make it two from two against their fellow countrymen at nib Stadium after disposing of the Reds a fortnight ago.
Despite missing the points against an in-form Chiefs side last weekend, Graham said his team are eager to translate a solid week on the training track into a winning performance.
"The majority of our focus his week has remained on ourselves and how we can get better and ensure a strong performance in front of our home supporters," he said.
"Finding a balance in our attack is a key area and will assist in getting a result here in Perth."
The Western Force have defeated the Waratahs twice and drawn once in previous encounters, but have yet to taste victory against the Sydneysiders in Perth – something they will be determined to rectify come kick-off on Friday.
Prediction: Unlike last season, the Force have proven to be a major, erm, force (sorry – ed) at home and


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The Vaughn Velocity 7480 Comp Goalie Stick is very similar to the top end 7990, but with fewer advanced components. Vaughn's 7480 goal stick has a graphite carbon/fiberglass construction for a low weight, great balance and feel. The blade on the Velocity 7480 is made with high tensile strength fibers and resins with internal ribs for added strength. High density internal core helps to absorb shock and reduce the amount of rebound giving the goalie excellent control. The 7480 has the same paddle design as the 7900 with a high density foam core, able to dampen impacts and prevents unwanted paddle flex. The high density foam gives the stick great response by preventing torsional twisting and provides additional stiffness for shooting and poke checking. To limit chipping, additional layers of fiber are constructed into the edges of the paddle, adding strength as well. The construction molding process is done under very high pressure and heat to ensure full wet out of all fibers. This is done to ensure complete structural bonding of all the layers of fiber and adhesion to the internal core.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
With two heartbreaking losses last week, the Emery High Lady Spartan softball season came to an abrupt end. Emery needed one win to force a play-in game this week but was unable to get the win despite playing pretty good ball.
Emery started off the week with a home game against Salem Hills but lost 9-1 in extra innings. Emery then traveled to Delta and lost 4-0 to end their playoff aspirations.
When the season started for the Spartans, Emery knew that they were young and inexperienced and that they were playing in a very tough region. With only two returning seniors, Emery started those two seniors along with four juniors, two sophomores and a freshman. Emery played most region opponents tough but seemed to always have that one inning when things fell apart. While the end result is sad for this season, it does bode well for next season with all the experience coming back.
Against Salem Hills, Emery held the Skyhawks to a lone run in the game with that run coming in the fifth inning until the eighth inning disaster happened. Emery had an opportunity to score a run in the second inning when Danavin Reed led off the inning with a single and made her way to third base with the help of a bunt by Michelle Oliver but two straight ground balls to shortstop ended the threat.
Gabby Guymon had a double in the sixth inning and got to third base on a well hit ball by Makiah Sherman to right field. The ball bounced once to the fielder and she threw a bullet to first base to get Makiah at the base. The following batter got out to end another threat.
In the seventh inning, Danavin led off with a base on balls with Michelle then singling to the right side and Emery had two runners on and no outs and were down 1-0. After a strike out, Abbie Kay singled up the middle to load the bases. After the next batter popped up to the first baseman, Adriane Weihing followed with a single to left field that scored Reed. Oliver rounded third and also tried to score but a good throw to the plate nailed her and she was the third out of the inning, ending another threat.
In the eighth inning, two of the first three batters struck out and the third walked when disaster struck. Five straight Emery errors led to eight runs and Emery had lost another game that they could have and maybe should have won.
At Delta, Emery held the Rabbits scoreless until the fifth inning Delta scored three runs on a single, two errors and a hit batter. Delta scored one more run in the sixth inning. Emery threatened in the fifth inning when the two seniors, Keera Allred and Weihing each singled but Emery was unable to score a run.
Emery threatened in the sixth inning also as Sherman, Markette Tanner and Oliver each singled but again the Spartans were unable to score a run.
Emery closes out their season this week with a trip to Uintah to play a non-region game. Game time is 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday.


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Shimano Dura-Ace BR-9010 Direct Mount Brake Calipers $163.99
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Go ahead and think of another top-tier component group that provides a direct mount brake caliper. We're waiting. Well, we understand that you can't because it doesn't exist outside of the beautiful Shimano Dura-Ace BR-9010 Direct Mount Brake Calipers. Made to fit seamlessly with your TT or aero frameset, the BR-9010 calipers are Shimano's greatest aerodynamic brake offering in its history. With a jaw-dropping design, improved modulation, and increased power, there's no other logical choice for your aero-rig.
For the Dura-Ace BR-9010 Brake Calipers, Shimano started from the ground up, and the result is a revelation. Finally using a 'true' dual-pivot design, BR-9010 deviates from the Shimano legacy of the mounting bolt doubling as a second pivot. Instead, 9010 has a direct mount design to fit contemporary time trial and aero road frames. The brake arms now reside symmetrically over the wheel, and work independent of the mounting plate because of an integrated rolling cam. Shimano kept the cable stop off to the side, but with the new dual-pivot design, any cable pull applies an equal tension to both arms. Taking a step even further, the arms operate on a twin bearing system that drastically reduces pivot friction, and thus makes brake application from the levers a light, predictable, and powerful experience. In fact, Shimano makes the claim that BR-9010 has 10% more power in the caliper than their 7900 counterparts.
The arm placement is now closer to the rim, which, when coupled with an equal pull on each side of the rim, drastically increases modulation. Actuation from the levers is lighter than ever, and with Shimano's new low-friction, polymer-coated BC-9000 cables, you can expect a braking experience unlike anything Shimano has offered before. And for all of you running larger tires, Shimano will also be producing a thinner brake pad option to accommodate up to 28mm tires.
Lighter operation, stronger modulation, and an aesthetic design that's unmistakably Dura-Ace, the BR-9010 is as good as Shimano gets.
The Shimano Dura-Ace BR-9010 Direct Mount Brake Calipers are available in one size and one color. The calipers are recommended for use with the Shimano ST-9000 STI Levers.
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- Arm placement now closer to the rim
- Low-friction, polymer-coated BC-9000 cables
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I have a 2010 cannondale cyclocross red that I run with road tires. Will these brakes fit in place of cantis?
Is the BR9010, 6810 and 5810 compatible...
Is the BR9010, 6810 and 5810 compatible with Sram Shifters?
They will work but apparently SRAM/shimano have different pull ratios. Considering SRAM has no direct mount brakes, I used these with no issues. I couldn't tell the difference.
Will The rear fit on a giant Trinity...
Will The rear fit on a giant Trinity Composite TT bike with 808's or a Zipp disk.. the wheels run 27.5mm wide and current calipers (TRP) have to be wide open and its still iffy and rubs a touch and adjustment is horrible...
Will I be able to use this brake to replace...
Will I be able to use this brake to replace the Bontragers on my 2013 Trek Madone without modification?
Hello Sir, could you replace de bontrager rear brake for madone with the dura ace br9010. I would like to do the same. Thank you very much for your help.
Yes you can use these without modifications. They work better than the stock Madone brakes.
Rear Brake Caliper
Here is the rear brake caliper for Shimano Dura-Ace BR-9010
Still trying to figure out how this one compares to the original model in a madone. Can you post a pic of the other sides and a lateral pic, there should be limit screws on the side if I am not wrong.


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Sierra-Tahoe Ready Mix raided, under investigation
March 28, 2014
The South Lake Tahoe office of Sierra-Tahoe Ready Mix, Inc., was raided Thursday by investigators looking for evidence of possible fraud related to government construction contracts, according to city officials.
The investigation began after city public works engineers recently learned that Sierra-Tahoe Ready Mix was "possibly issuing false or fraudulent documents relating to government construction contracts," a city news release states.
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Originally posted by Ruinal
I got an email saying play for free over the weekend of the 1.2 release. The weekend was almost over when I received that email. Then another saying if I subscribed I would receive 30 days free, giving me something like 14hrs to the deadline to make up my mind before that offer expired. While I appreciate receiving stuff to entice me back, it really needs to go out well before the weekend starts and the extra month offer should also have given me plenty time to consider.
Not exactly confidence inspiring or a great way to hook me back into subscribing. I passed.
I typed SWTOR into google and they gave me a months free time, now they won't let me go, if anyone reads this please can they call the police, I am being held somewhere in a large facility in Austin Texas with what I estimate to be 1.69m others.
"As far as the want somethign now mentality, and working for a goal, I play games to have fun, if I want to work I got college, a career, a family, plenty of stuff to have to put real effort into."
Seriously, don't play mmorpg's then.
I have a life, so the Rakhgoul grind didn't get me much but some income off of selling DNA and some fun time exploding with new friends.
And I didn't get a free month. Ditto. But I think anyone who'd paid their sub from the first month should have gotten a free month. Wouldn't that have been simpler? Faith since launch, no rage quit? Free month. Yay, you! No level 50 crap for those of us with alt-itis and working on storylines and having outside lives. And no algebra.
And honestly, the math would have worked out better for them.
Nice read Michael, we all could easy add up 50 more things that are a little broken, but we also have to give some kudos to BW, at least they honestly try to fix their turf.
Bioware / EA have shown northing but contempt or, at best, disregard for their player base since day 1. The latest innapropriate behaviour should therefore come as no surprise.
A basically adequate and entertaining game has always been marred by this arrogance.
It is therefore refreshing to see legitimate criticism finally beginning to appear.
Originally posted by hyllstarter
I have 2 lvl 50's and been subed since day one and didnt get my free 30 days. I guess ill use there awful customer service and find out why.
I'm sorry to hear....i pre-ordered and subbed since day one too...and then unsubbed by Feb 1 - and just got my free 30 days even tho i uninstalled the game.
Swtor needs to listen to it's customer base and give up the "we don't give in to a few complainers on the forums" thing.
Thier money wouldve been better spent making movies with those CG effects for the trailers. I bet they wouldve made more money that way. Like a fullon 2hr movie.
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Originally posted by Zaltark
Thier money wouldve been better spent making movies with those CG effects for the trailers. I bet they wouldve made more money that way. Like a fullon 2hr movie.
Those were some great trailers and intros for the game. Would've made a great movie, so much better than the Clone Wars tv show at least.
Originally posted by Seriousblack
"As far as the want somethign now mentality, and working for a goal, I play games to have fun, if I want to work I got college, a career, a family, plenty of stuff to have to put real effort into."
Seriously, don't play mmorpg's then.
This, too many players too un-twitch skilled for FPS and too lazy for MMO's , they need their own genre filled with fun and shiny stars every few metres along the path
Glad to see the flip side of the coin.
I'd still like to see a more wholesale critique of this and other games as released and in their current state. But this is a welcome article in the spirit of objectivity.
SWTOR can still get me back, but it's going to take a bit more and more as time goes by.
I agree on prohibitive high costs (being altholic) but regarding "The problem was that BioWare defined these most valued or loyal subscribers as players that had level 50 characters, dividing the community into the haves and have-nots." is enough carefully to read. It was either 50 lv ***OR*** lv. 6 legacy. And that last is pretty easy to obtain, no matter if playing alts or only 1 char ... IF you have REALLY been playing since start or so this should NOT be problem.
So far, despite minor annoyances, game is great, best and fluid ever. Only that can compare are Rift and nowadays Wow.
Originally posted by RefMinor
I typed SWTOR into google and they gave me a months free time, now they won't let me go, if anyone reads this please can they call the police, I am being held somewhere in a large facility in Austin Texas with what I estimate to be 1.69m others.
yikes. Austin? Thats just horrible.
btw thats not a facility, thats just what Austin looks like hehe
I sit on a man's back, choking him and making him carry me, and yet assure myself and others that I am very sorry for him and wish to ease his lot by all possible means - except by getting off his back.
Originally posted by Jakard
I still get a kick about the whole "most loyal customer" jargon. That was almost enough to make me quit.
Agree on this with you, but swtor is too god to make me go away for this. :-)) Sure no problem with i.e. Aion. :-)
Nice article, I'm in the same boat as everyone else, SWTOR is the game that should have been, it was such a dissappointment and not really because of the game but more becuase of the bugs and lack of urgency to fix them.
Just a heads up, Mos Eisley Radio has a recent interview with Zach the lead game designer and he's asked about when they will launch the ranked warzones and he goes on record as saying its going to be before 1.3 goes live so isn't a part of 1.3.
The only thing I didn't like about the event was that you had to do the dalies the day before to unlock the next daily in the chain for the cosmetic armor so it meant if you missed a day you were snookered, I hope its the last time they have this sort of quest system as it sucked.
The promotion was indeed a joke also, people without 50's were totally left out originally which was just stupid and I agree it showed little foresight on EA's / Biowares part.
I'd personally play SWTOR more if they would just bug fix things faster, it's certainly a better game after 1.2 but its still not enough.
If only SW:tor was a WORKING wow clone it might have actually had something
What about the way they handle fighting in space from your ship?
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MMORPG.com is by far my favourite gaming site but I was beginning to lose faith after seeing nothing but positive reviews/comments from the staff here.
Not that I'm looking for particularly 'negative' comments, but at least something a little more realistic with an attempt at impartiality.
The players and visitors to this site deserve to hear about the bad, as well as the good.
It's a good start and something I hope to see continue.


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September 26 2011 09:51AM
Often we watch those who have accomplished the near-impossible dream and wish we had their life - millions of dollars, millions of fans and seemingly no real-life issues.
Jason Strudwick (Halloween costume above) spent 13 years in the NHL playing for the Islanders, Canucks, Blackhawks, and Rangers before finishing his career with his hometown Oilers this past April.
Anyone who thinks it's fun to ask a couple "So, when you having kids?" think twice before opening your mouth. Seldom are people open about fertility problems or miscarriages, and it's more common than you'd think.
My thanks to the Strudwick family for sharing their story, and Gregor for writing about it.
Wow, great story and that is great for the Strudwick's!! They sound like awesome people and those two little one's will have fantastic lives with incredible role models. Nice work to everyone involved!
September 26 2011, 11:54AM
Although the issue is infertility here, I think the main point is that people shouldn't be ashamed of their problems/struggles and that talking about them and communicating about them is really important to the whole process.
Kudos for the Studwicks not only sharing their story but encouraging others to be strong and forthcoming with their problems. Hopefully these 2 act as inspiration, or at the very least guidance, for many other couples out there who experience difficulties.
Setting the bar awfully high this year Gregor. Gonna be tough to top that article.
September 26 2011, 01:29PM
That's a great story. My wife and I went through just about the exact same story. Even the part about dropping off my sample the first time.
We went through everything they did, IVF was the way we ended up having our twins. It's an emotional roller coaster and unless you go through it no one really gets it.
It took us three years and we had to sell our car and save like crazy just to do it the first time, and when it didn't work it crushed us. We saved up again and went in one more time and went through it again. This time we ended up with a boy and a girl.
Carter and Delaney turn 8 months on the 28th.
Greatest day of my life.
September 27 2011, 05:20PM
Great story and great work Jason!
Many people forget that NHL players are actual people and that they have lives aside from the ice.
October 07 2011, 08:39PM
Good for you for sharing your story, My family has a very similar story also with a happy ending. We experienced IVF, testing, etc for 7 years. Our first son is now 3 1/2 and was via adoption (Vietnam). Then Marc ( 1 1/2 ) was born, surprise with no outside help. Now Luc has brother.
It is incredible the number of our friends are going thru the fertility rollercoaster..
THANK YOU for this real "life" story! My husband and I also had infertility issues and the emotions talked about in this article are spot on. I was crying throughout the article just remembering the feelings. They are so right in saying that the process becomes so consuming. Blessedly our story is also a happy one, I gave birth to boy/girl twins in 2007 after years of trying. They will be 4 this month. Thank you Strudwicks for sharing your story.
September 26 2011, 10:13AM
That is a fine example of perseverance.
September 26 2011, 10:18AM
Unreal story Gregor. Amazing the high's and low's of life and how they make us appreciate life and bring us humility. One of the best stories and journalistic pieces ever on this site. Good job
September 26 2011, 10:22AM
The only way those children could be better off is if Struddy grew his 'stache back. Great story.
September 26 2011, 10:24AM
Amazing story Jason, nothin but 110% best wishes to the Strudwick's. Jason Strudwicks family and mine was close when I was younger before my dad passed away suddenly, their family is amazing and its nice to see them happy. This story is great for people to see that problems come in all shapes and sizes, and no matter what you can always overcome against all odds.
September 26 2011, 10:25AM
I am super-duper-ultra excited for the Strudwicks. Having kids are the absolute reason for my existence, and I have one who is a step child (Although I'm the only father he's ever known, since he was 4 years old) and I can say that after 4-5 years of raising a step child and 2 years raising my very own they are both way WAY different but equally as satisfying. Adopting may seem like a not-as-good solution to having kids but the fruits are just-as sweet, if not sweeter.
September 26 2011, 10:29AM
Being a parent is a great gift. My son is eight and I still tell him I love him everyday. Jason Strudwick and his wife have been gifted with 2 sons. I wish them all the best and hope that they find much happiness in the gifts they have been blessed with.
September 26 2011, 10:35AM
Nothing better than children ending up with loving parents. Great ending to a story of struggle and hardship.
September 26 2011, 10:35AM
really cool story.
September 26 2011, 10:37AM
Great story Jason, my wife and I had our own struggles getting a pregnancy to go full term but now have two wonderful daughters. Good on the Strudwicks for hanging in there. It is so worth the wait and sometimes the struggles we have in life make us appreciatte the gifts we get even more.
On a side note...how long are Struds' arms in that first picture? He can scratch his ankles without bending over. LOL!!!
September 26 2011, 10:39AM
Incredible work Jason. Congrats to the Strudwicks, I wish them nothing but the best.
September 26 2011, 10:48AM
Very happy for the family. They look just as happy in person as they do in the pictures here. Really, these kids are very lucky to have two of the nicest folks around for parents.
Also, heard through the grapevine that Struds might be headed over to Europe to play. When I heard that, I wasn't so sure about it with the 2 babies and all. Any idea, JG?
September 26 2011, 10:53AM
amazing story, thanks gregor and the strudwicks for sharing that!
*slow clap*
Whether the Oilers finish in 30th or 3rd let's just use this piece as a perspective to what really matters. Nice piece of journalism Gregor
September 26 2011, 10:57AM
great story jason. i only hope that this story gets published somewhere else for a different demographic to read as well.
i have a son and daughter and can say that being a parent is the hardest thing i have done and will ever do, but without question the most gratifying.
congrats Strudwick's.
Heartfelt congratulations to the Strudwick family.
As someone who tried for 2 1/2 years to start a family and had to go through the stress of fertility testing as part of the process, I can relate to this story, although they experienced hardships for more difficult than ours.
It sounds like they have an excellent relationship together, which you need to get through a period like that in life.
All the best to the Strudwick family. As the father of a proud 2 year-old Oiler fan, I can say they are in for the greatest journey anyone can take in life.
Great article Gregor. Well done sir.
September 26 2011, 11:05AM
Great story. Couldn't have happened to a better couple.
September 26 2011, 11:07AM
Wonderful article Jason. Thanks to the Strudwicks for sharing their story...
September 26 2011, 11:10AM
My weife and I too had our issues, it took us 5 years of trying before we got our first son and now wer have two wonderful boys.
You don't realize the issues that are actually quite common but while they are happening to you it feels like the whole world is giving you problems and it is only you. My wife and I are much stronger (relationship wise)today because of it and I know we can get through anything now.
Congrats Jason and Shoena, kids are about the best thing that can happen to a couple.
September 26 2011, 11:18AM
Very well written, Mr. Gregor. Thank you for sharing their story and I wish nothing but the best for the new Strudwick family.
September 26 2011, 11:22AM
Great story. I went to High School with Jason, and he was always one of those gentle giants. Just a really great guy. I feel sad that he (and his wife) had to go through so much emotional anguish in order to have what came so easy for my wife and I.
Thank you Jason (both of you) for sharing this story. Reading this, I know there are at least two kids who will be raised by parents who know what an important job parenthood is.
September 26 2011, 11:27AM
Fantastic article Jason and sincere congrats to the Strudwicks. My wife and I have also gone through many of these same struggles, but are blessed to be 7 months along in our pregnancy after a 4 year battle. The struggles are tough but it does bring you closer together as a couple.
Great exposure to an often hidden problem for couples and it highlights the issues for both the husband and wife.
Thanks Jason and the Strudwicks for bringing this issue to the forefront.
Awesome story, Gregor. I love hearing about great things happening to great people.
September 26 2011, 12:14PM
I appreciate the personal and emotional stories told here and on the JG Show. We all get so worked up about hockey and this team that it is all too easy to lose perspective. Thanks to the whole ON crew and the Strudwicks for keeping us grounded. All the best to Jason and his family as they start this new journey!
September 26 2011, 12:34PM
Stories like this are why I love this website, while a huge amount of respect goes to the Strudwicks for sharing these very personal details and Gregor for penning it perfectly.
So great that Jason and Schoena were able to finally attain the dream of a family all their own. It has shed a different perspective for a guy like me who leaped into parenthood at 17 and completed my great family by the age of 20, that it isn't the route we take in life it is what we do along the way and how we prepare for the future that allows our dreams to unfold.
Thanks Gregor for a wonderful story and Congrats to the Strudwicks on your fantastic family.
September 26 2011, 12:50PM
Nice job Jason. A great piece. You've really advanced your writing chops over the time you've been a contributor to this site. I bet your mom is really proud.
Good on the Strudwicks too. It's not often you get to see the human side of top-level athletes. Your ongoing Strudwick radio interviews and this article brings another dimension we seldom have access to.
September 26 2011, 12:56PM
This is one of those stories about perseverence and the human spirit that reminds us what really matters -- love, family and our children. The greatest gifts in life.
Jason, you did a damn fine job telling it . . . by the way, is it just me or do Strudwick's arms look freakishly long in that top photo?
September 26 2011, 01:22PM
I had the amazing opportunity to meet this wonderful couple and hear their story this past weekend. Reading this indepth look into their journey brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for sharing.
September 26 2011, 01:32PM
Thank you to both Jasons for the article.
My wife and I were similarly told we couldn't have kids and then life seemed to conspire to make it happen. Its true that you have to go through a mourning process for something you never had.
Totally agree with yawto's comment too. Sometimes we need a little perspective or we get caught up looking at Zonestarts and Corsirel and FO%.
Congratulations to the Strudwicks and I wish you the best of health and luck.
September 26 2011, 01:36PM
It's alot easier to talk about it when it finally works. It's alittle different when you're still trying.
I taught Jason at Mac and coached him in junior basketball. He was an exemplary young man then and continues to exhibit those qualities which make him a credit to his family and an asset to the world: integrity, openness, and wonder. I ran into him a few weeks back and he was picking up the baby at the neighbourhood restaurant so his wife could enjoy a night out with the "girls". True to form. Hope he stays with the organization in a capacity that allows him to continue to be a role model for younger players.
Thanks for the article!
September 26 2011, 02:37PM
Great article, as almost everyone else has said it is a story of perseverance. Good things tend to happen to good people. As much as he would love to be playing hockey right now, it sounds like it was meant to be with the kids coming.
September 26 2011, 03:09PM
To the Strudwick's: thank-you for sharing your story. It is really comforting to hear the happy ending after the struggles that you went through. My wife and I are about 15 months into it and we have definitely had our lows (including a misdiagnosis from an inexperienced doctor that I was not fertile and would need assistance) but it was truly refreshing to hear your story. Fortunately for us we should be able to conceive naturally so considering what others have had to endure, we need to stay positive.
Jason G.: Thanks for spending the time on what became an excellent article!
What a great story. I have a nice chat with Schoena about strollers at Heritage Days. She had a model I had never seen before and I was interested in finding out more about it. I didn't even notice Struds until they were leaving. What a great couple, and I appreciate them sharing their story. I'm sitting in the waiting room of our OB with my 6-month pregnant wife, after just hearing our friends had a baby a few hours ago - the setting and timing were perfect to read this story (and no one noticed the tears welling in my eyes).
September 26 2011, 04:29PM
Excellent article Gregor, what an amazing story
As an adoptive parent (of my wife's child from a previous relationship) I can completely agree. DNA does not make a family.
My oldest daughter is turning 11 next week, and even though biology says she isn't my child, there is no doubt in my whole being that she is a part of me.
Lastly, with all of the talk this offseason of depression, drug use, and now infertility issues, I'm glad to see players coming out and talking about issues that can debilitate and hurt any person. There is so much of a mindset in sports about being tough, and the antiquated notion of hiding your flaws or weaknesses, that these types of stories can hopefully help anyone deal with their problems in a much more healthier, open manner.
September 26 2011, 05:13PM
Great story, Gregor, hits close to home. We tried for a number of years to be parents and only after 3 miscarriages and rounds of fertility testing did God bless us with an amazing little boy! Feeling alone and feeling like a failure is a huge part of the emotions that go along with these challenges.
September 26 2011, 07:14PM
I'm starting to think you missed your true calling in life Jason. Move over Brownlee, he's slowly stealing your job :P
Great article and a wonderful read!
September 26 2011, 07:52PM
2 thumbs up! great story!
September 26 2011, 08:46PM
Congratulations to one of my all time favorite New York Rangers.
Struddy is such a great guy and his lovely wife looks to be his match.
God Bless the Strudwick family.
This was a great read. My wife and I have had a lot of issues trying to add to our family. My wife was diagnosed with Poly-Ovarian Cystic Syndrome shortly before our wedding. She was put on meds and we had issues trying to conceive. We finally found out we were going to have a child and were over the moon. We've since tried to add to our family but my wife's condition became worse and over the course of 20 months we've been through a lot. I know its not as long as what the Strudwick's have been through, but it is longer than any couple should be going through. This article gives us hope. Thank you for sharing this story.
September 26 2011, 10:02PM
Great article and it really puts things in perspective. Strudwick was as down to earth as an NHL player could be and I'm sure that they will make great parents.
September 26 2011, 11:27PM
Jason... This is the most important article that you have ever written. Thanks so much for sharing. It really puts sports in to perspective when at the end of the day, family is really what is the most important.
And to the Strudwick's.. your courage, perseverance & commitment to each other and the attempt to start a family is truely an inspiration. My son and I had a chance to get our picture taken with Jason last spring at the season ticket holder's event with the Oilers, and I am so glad that you will be able to experience incredible days with your kids in the future too! (who am I kidding, every day is incredible with the kids anyways :) )


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Vassallo, knowing that forceful and aggressive CPR and early defibrillation meant the difference between life and death in an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, delivered two shocks of electricity to Koby's chest with a portable defibrillator, restarting his heart.
The device belonged to Leonia High School's athletic trainer, Ginie Milord, who urged the school to purchase two portable defibrillators specifically for use on the field several years ago.
As of September 2012, school districts are required by state law to have portable defibrillators in their buildings but there are no similar provisions for sporting events or other outside activities.
Steven Perrotta, Leonia High School's athletic director, said the decision to purchase the devices, despite their $1,200 price tag, was a no-brainer.
"It would be ridiculous not to have one [on the field]," he said.
His reasoning was a "godsend," said Koby, as was the presence of Vassallo.
"If [the heart attack] happened at home, if it happened in a mall, if it happened while I was driving the car, I wouldn't have survived," he said.
Only 9.5 percent of people manage to live through heart attacks without intervention, according to the American Heart Association. If a bystander administers CPR, survival rates jump to 40 percent.
The last Vassallo saw of Koby, before an emotional reunion dinner last month, he was being whisked away to Holy Name Medical Center in an ambulance.
Koby's medical troubles didn't stop there. Over the next three months he endured surgery after surgery, first a quadruple bypass to help his heart recover and then when that failed, the implantation of two pumping devices to keep his heart temporarily beating.
Doctors told him he would only stay alive with a transplant. To qualify for one, however, he needed to pass a battery of diagnostic tests first. The blood work, the scans, the biopsies all came back clean. The last, a colonoscopy, did not. The procedure revealed a large mass in Koby's colon.
"In my mind, I'm saying, 'It's over, it's over,'" he said.
During yet another operation, doctors removed the mass, discovered it was benign, and reattached his colon. Four days later, on Dec. 18, they located a new heart for Koby.
The donor was a 20-something woman. Koby plans to reach out to her family through the Sharing Network, a non-profit organ procurement organization, in the coming weeks to thank them.
First, though, he wanted to thank Vassallo.
Six months after his transplant, when he finally was able "to really wrap my head around the whole incident," Koby sent Vassallo an email inviting him to share a meal.
"With major credit to you, I will have a hopefully long life ahead of me," he wrote. That life will include the birth of Koby's first grandchild later this month.
The email, delivered into his inbox completely "out of the blue," "floored" Vassallo so much that he remembers where he was and what he was doing when he read it.
"I always wondered," he said. "It's just like the heart donor situation: you don't know if they want to hear from you but you want to hear from them and they don't know if you want to hear from them so until somebody reaches out…"
On July 30, Vassallo and Koby and their families met for the first time.
On Aug. 28, Koby will pick up his whistle and return to the soccer field to referee a Ridgewood High School vs. Pope John XXIII Regional High School freshman girls game.
"I didn't want to see it end the way it did," he said of his 15-year refereeing career. "If it doesn't work out, then at least I don't want them to carry me off the field again. I don't want to leave the field on a stretcher again. If I feel that's ever the case, then I'll just walk away gracefuly."
Koby, a resident of Fort Lee and an independent stock trader by day, took up the activity after his son took up the sport.
Vassallo, a resident and native of Leonia, coaches for both fun and sanity.
"I have been coaching soccer for 15 years throughout medical school and residency specifically as an escape from the reality that surrounds what I do at work," he wrote in an email to Koby. "What happened on the field [that day] was unforeseen and out of place for me."
Since then, Vassallo has seen his two very separate worlds crossover a bit more, albeit in a much more positive way.
Last fall, he earned a $500 award from the Bergen County Soccer Officials Association for helping save Koby's life and instead of using it to spruce up uniforms or buy additional equipment, he is saving the money for a financially-strapped school in need of a defibrillator.
He cannot stress the importance of both having and knowing how to use the device, along with CPR, enough.
"People should not be afraid to give CPR and they should not be afraid of the [defibrillator]," he said. "If you're uncomfortable, take a course and even if you don't take a course, open the box and follow the directors. A third-grader can operate it."
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BLM Seeks Public Interest for Solar Energy Development in the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Washington, D.C. - The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) today announced that it is accepting preliminary right-of-way (ROW) applications and expressions of interest from interested parties for conducting a solar competitive auction on the 5,717–acre Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone in Clark County, Nevada.
The BLM's current action builds on the Western Solar Energy Plan, a two-year planning effort conducted on behalf of the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Energy to expand domestic energy production and spur development of solar energy on public lands in six western states. The Western Solar Energy Plan provides a blueprint for utility-scale solar energy permitting in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah by establishing Solar Energy Zones with access to existing or planned transmission, incentives for development within those Solar Energy Zones, and a process through which to consider additional Solar Energy Zones and solar projects.
This public notification is the first step toward possible competitive solar energy development on public lands in the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone. Once the 30 day notice period closes, the BLM will review all submissions from interested parties to see if other companies are interested in developing solar energy in these areas. If the BLM determines that sufficient competition exists, it may use a competitive bidding process, consistent with its regulations, to select a preferred applicant in the Solar Energy Zone.
"By locating projects in areas of high development potential and low resource conflict, the BLM is providing a more predictable process for industry while ensuring better outcomes for communities and the environment," said Principal Deputy Director Neil Kornze. "In addition, competitive bidding for solar energy development ensures that we are securing a fair return for the American taxpayer."
Today's announcement also includes the release of the "Regional Mitigation Strategy for the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone," a pilot effort by the BLM that identifies mitigation priorities and options in advance of development. The strategy takes into account the resource conditions of the land and regional trends informed by BLM's recent Rapid Ecoregional Assessments. Regional mitigation plans are intended to provide a more predictable and effective landscape-scale approach to mitigation, while providing both greater certainty for project developers and more benefit to the natural resources affected by energy development. The Regional Mitigation Strategy for the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone is the first of several pilot plans to be developed by the BLM.
The strategy was developed in collaboration with dozens of stakeholders to address key issues such as where and how mitigation may be achieved and the costs associated with doing so. The BLM will conduct additional stakeholder outreach on the development of future regional mitigation strategies for solar energy zones.
The Regional Mitigation Strategy for the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone is available online at: http://on.doi.gov/1iJOtNb.
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New Zealand was a tough place for beer drinkers in the 1980s. Overpriced brown ales dominated the market and the big breweries had a duopoly that meant choice was just something Kiwis said to one another. In 1991 John Harrington said "enough" and set up his own brewery to provide real beer at a price that was agreeable to the hard working folk of New Zealand. Luckily there were plenty of good Kiwi men and women who liked the proposition of drinking beer with flavour.
As the brewery grew, John and his brewer began experimenting with traditional styles of beer that were less available in New Zealand. Twenty years later, this has grown to a range of over 30 beers, including the recently released Brewers' Selection which has been winning awards up and down the country, and abroad.
In 2012, Harrington's Brewery was winner of the Brewer's Guild Grand Champion New Zealand Brewery award - a testament to the skill and craft of Harrington's hard working brewers. The award was nice after a tough few years following Christchurch's earthquakes, which saw one of their buildings destroyed.
Harrington's beer can now be found all over the world. Not bad for a stubborn little idea dreamed up while delivering sustenance to the West Coast's mining families. If you pop down to the brewery some time John or one of his family will be around somewhere, keeping an eye on things and making sure the beer is bloody good.
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Madeline Girl Shotgun Bootie
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Write mercy and truth upon the tablet of your heart—Trust in the Lord—Honor Him with your substance—Whom the Lord loves He corrects—Happy is the man who finds wisdom.
1 My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments:
2 For length of days, and
3 Let not mercy and
4 So shalt thou find
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6 In all thy ways
7 ¶Be not
8 It shall be
10 So shall thy barns be filled with
11 ¶My son, despise not the
12 For whom the Lord loveth he
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14 For the merchandise of it is better than the merchandise of silver, and the gain thereof than fine gold.
15 She is more precious than rubies: and all the things thou canst desire are not to be compared unto her.
16 Length of days is in her right hand; and in her left hand
17 Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.
18 She is a tree of
19 The Lord by wisdom hath
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21 ¶My son, let not them depart from thine eyes: keep sound wisdom and discretion:
22 So shall they be life unto thy soul, and
23 Then shalt thou walk in thy way safely, and thy foot shall not stumble.
24 When thou liest down, thou shalt not be afraid: yea, thou shalt lie down, and thy sleep shall be sweet.
25 Be not afraid of sudden fear, neither of the desolation of the wicked, when it cometh.
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The last of the four anniversary performances by the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers takes place Saturday (12/15) at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, and will air live at 9 p.m. E.T. through all cable, satellite and telco providers, according to a press release.
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The Rolling Stones released their latest compilation album, "GRRR!," in November. The 50th anniversary commemorative collection includes two new songs: "Doom and Gloom" and "One More Shot."
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These loafers are the ultimate blend of sporty and stylish. The Let's Do Lunch from Kenneth Cole Reaction is comfortable and versatile.
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