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A zombie game I guess? H1Z1? Like a zombie influenza virus? Not a lot of information available yet huh.
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Originally Posted by John Smedley
The source code already has SOE Wallet Linking and Product activation links for the game:
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Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
Wallet ? ... so buy to play o.o
Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
What a beautiful... moon... page... But yeah Sony games are all in some way connected to the Sony Coin system thing in some way shape or form.
I remember someone mentioned the title to me awhile back. Might be cool I guess?
all of a sudden only online games i dont want to play get announced ... just like that RUST crap
Oh, yet another "zombie" game where the main focus in ganking other players while completely disregarding the undead. Boy, that sure is a refreshing idea.
Yeah, just watched the gameplay footage. Doesn't look too exciting. Probably fun to play with friends, but then again most things are.
Currently playing:
I found some more info
Gameplay Details
First Person or Third Person shooter
Zombie Survival
Night is dark and full of terrors
Player versus Player at it's core.
More than just zombies in the world
Base Building, Town building, Fortress creation
Can burn down things others build.
Lots of crafting. Probably the biggest thing about the game.
Vehicles are already in. Possibility of aircraft in the future.
Based off the United States.
If you die, you lose your gear
"No skills or levels".
"Thousands of players". I'm willing to bet this will be larger, playercount wise, than planetside 2.
Tech Details
PC first, PS4 later. "Well, we are Sony" when asked about the PS4 version.
"If you can run Planetside 2, you can run H1Z1 better".
"Orders of magnitude larger than Planetside 2".
Based of Planetside 2. Shares no tech with Everquest Next (so no Voxels).
Built in voice chat options.
Monetization Details
Free to play
Part of the All-Access subscription that SOE is launching this month. $15/mo for premium sub in all SOE games.
"you seriously don't need to spend a dime. We're still figuring out the monetization but we will telegraph our plans early and let people comment and we'll listen if they don't like something and come to a place where people feel good about it." -Smed, in this thread
Early Access ($20ish, on steam) in 4-6 weeks.
When do we get more details?
Screenshots will start coming out almost immediately.
The next playtest will be Live streamed (I have good intel that it will be Monday).
hey i have a original idea for a game!
lets make a post apocalyptic zombie shooter like a million other people have done already! that's a great idea! gg sony
**** publishing black desert online or pso2.. no, zombies is where its at
my favorite videogame death :P
That guy from sony trolled hard with that comment . "Star Wars Galaxy fans , were making a game that you can come home to!" . how the hell is this crap anything close to that game ...
I'm waiting for the team behind EQN to announce the thing they gonna make for SWG fans.
After reading this article about the game / vision of the game I can really say I am looking forward to this. Too be honest finally a good studio with a proper engine to make a Survival MMO.
Also - What we've learned now
Gameplay Details
- First Person or Third Person shooter
- Zombie Survival
- Night is dark and full of terrors
- Player versus Player at it's core.
- More than just zombies in the world
- Base Building, Town building, Fortress creation
- Can burn down things others build.
- Lots of crafting. Probably the biggest thing about the game.
- Vehicles are already in. Possibility of aircraft in the future.
- Based off the United States.
- If you die, you lose your gear. It stays on your corpse.
- "No skills or levels".
- "Thousands of players". I'm willing to bet this will be larger, playercount wise, than planetside 2.
- There will be Hunting.
- Horses will be a mode of transportation
- Camping was added recently
- Pets are being considered.
Last edited by InterCityFirmWhu; 04-10-2014 at 11:36 PM.
I get turned off when I hear "ganking" over and over as a game feature that's supposed to be most of the fun.


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Sullivan Co. school suspends teacher over anti-gay remarks
An Indiana special education teacher who said gays have no purpose in life has been suspended.
Superintendent Mark Baker of the Northeast School Corp. in western Indiana's Sullivan County said Wednesday the teacher is on administrative leave out of concern "for the safety and security of everyone in our buildings."
He said the "administration and one school employee in particular" at North Central Junior-Senior High School have received "aggressive email messages."
State police and the local sheriff's department are stationing officers at the Farmersburg school, 75 miles southwest of Indianapolis.
Baker did not identify the teacher, but Diana Medley's comments have circulated widely on social networking sites amid news coverage in nearby Sullivan of a non-school sanctioned prom that would ban gay students.
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May be able to relocate to SLC area. Just curious what kind of hunting and fishing opportunities are around SLC.
Is it mostly public hunting or leases, what other game do you guys hunt?
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6 stiches is a cheap lesson learned
Thanks for the reminder. I had a similar situation a few years back and invested in a Sawstop saw. The blade stops immediately and retracts below the table on contact with skin. Of course, you'll have to replace a blade and the brake cartridge, but that's cheap compared to my fingers. Anyone considering a table saw or replacing theirs should look at them. No, I don't work for them - just a happy customer.
I always set my blade height properly because the one time you get it, its better to go in an eighth of an inch rather than the 1" above the stock I have seen others practice. Plus I tend to drink a beer when I'm ripping so... yay for push sticks?!?! :)
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Two of the reality star's exes both recently announced that they'll soon be swapping vows with their latest loves.
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Blame America. That's the cry of the world and our media keeps fanning the flames.
JUAREZ, Mexico (CNN) -- A deadly trade is occurring along the U.S. border with Mexico, federal officials say -- a flood of guns, heading south, used by drug thugs to kill Mexican cops.
In Mexico, guns are difficult to purchase legally. So, officials say, weapons easily purchased in the United States are turning up there.
"The same routes that are being used to traffic drugs north -- and the same organizations that have control over those routes -- are the same organizations that bring the money and the cash proceeds south as well as the guns and the ammunition," says Bill Newell, a special agent with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Police in Mexican border towns fear for their lives, and with good reason. Five high-ranking Mexican police officials have been killed this year in what Mexican officials say is an escalating war between police and drug cartels.
In Juarez, Mexico, just across the border from El Paso, Texas, a police commander was gunned down in front of his home. The weapon used to kill Cmdr. Francisco Ledesma Salazar is believed to have been a .50-caliber rifle. The guns are illegal to purchase in Mexico but can be obtained just north of the border at gun shows and gun shops in the United States.
ATF special agent Tom Mangan says the .50-caliber rifle has become one of the "guns of choice" for the drug cartels. The weapon fires palm-sized .50-caliber rounds that can cut through just about anything.
Mangan showed CNN the power of the rifle on a gun range near Phoenix, Arizona. The weapon, a Barrett, was seized in an ATF raid. A round fired from 100 yards away tore through a car door and both sides of a bulletproof vest like those used by Mexican police.
"There's nothing that's going to stop this round," Mangan says.
The rifle was intercepted as it was being smuggled into Mexico. Mangan says investigators believe four others already had passed through the border.
The ATF has been trying to help Mexican police by cracking down on illegal purchases of guns and ammunition. Operation Gunrunner has led to several arrests and seizures of guns and ammo. But the operation has mainly shown just how big a problem exists, authorities say.
One recent seizure in a Yuma, Arizona, storage locker yielded 42 weapons and hundreds of rounds of .50-caliber bullets already belted to be fed into a machine gun-style weapon.
The guns confiscated included AK-47 rifles and dozens of Fabrique National pistols. The semiautomatic pistols fire a 5.7-by-28 millimeter round, which is technically a rifle round, according to the ATF. Newell says the round has a special nickname in Mexico. "It's called 'mata policias,' or 'cop killer,' " he says.
Mexican authorities along the border recently met with their counterparts in the United States, hoping more cooperation will lead to more arrests of criminals and fewer killings of Mexican police officers.
Guillermo Fonseca, Mexico's regional legal attaché for the West Coast, told CNN the violence in his country is "problem number 1" -- and police in his country are outgunned. Officers in Mexico lack heavy firepower, he says. With the presence of large-caliber weapons from the United States, drug cartels and criminals have the advantage in what he says is basically a war. Part of the solution, he says, is for the United States to give Mexico more information about who is selling these guns illegally in the United States. Then Mexico could go after the buyers.
"We have access to systems to trace guns that have been smuggled into Mexico, and that has worked very well," Fonseca told CNN. "We need more information about the people who are actually purchasing the guns. We need to prosecute those people, to convict those people. In our opinion, that's the next step we have to take."
Last year Mexican police confiscated 10,000 guns and $200 million in raids aimed at cracking down on border violence. Still, local police tread carefully, especially in neighborhoods controlled by the powerful drug cartels.
Officer Cesar Quitana patrols a dangerous barrio in Juarez, Mexico. He is armed with an M16 assault rifle -- a weapon that would be no match in a gunfight with drug lords.
"I think most of us feel scared just to bring this with us," he says, pointing to the rifle in the front seat of his patrol car. "But this is what we use to defend ourselves."
Blame America. That's the cry of the world and our media keeps fanning the flames.
Yep, our fault that they don't patrol their border. I know going into Tijuana you have to slow down to about 50 mph, but it's a 2 hour wait to get into the US from there.
That just floors me. We should throw away our constitutional rights because Mexico has a crime problem.
And what they conveniently do not mention in that story is that it proves that if you make guns illegal (like in Mexico) the criminals will get them anyway.
Maybe Mexico should build a border security wall.
But here is a question i pose (down boys).
Why is it that the M16 in the hands of a Police officer is "no match" for the (illegal hey there's a surprise) drug lord "weapon of choice", and he is "undergunned" with it. Yet here in the U.S of A. if you or i had this it would be a "deadly assault rifle to powerful and dangerous for the "average citizen"
Oh wait, no-one polices the liberal media. thats right. So they can contradict themselves all they want. (not what you thought i was gonna say was it)
They used to walk around Mexico with Thompsons. Many years back, a couple of associates had Thompson barrels stuck up their noses and were invited to take an unplanned vacation till the Company sent over some money. They of course had to leave watches, billfolds etc. in police custody. You know, rules of evidence. I decided working the twin plant scene was not for me and left the El Paso - Juarez area.
I have a difficult time viewing the Mexican Police as any better than Mexican Drug dealers.


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How to rebuild the power antenna
In the last week I had problems with my power antenna (or power mast). At some point refused to retract.
Please be aware; if your power antenna is stuck immediately disconnect the power harness from the relay mounted on the antenna. Remove the liner to access the antenna and disconnect ANY of the two connectors attached to the relay. If your antenna does not locks to the end of the line (either fully extended or fully retracted) the battery will be drained (even if fully extended or retracted does not means is locked). Do not risk just disconnect one of the two connectors. If not locked the motor receives continuously power and will drain the battery (you can hear a low clicking sound once every 15-20 sec, that is the bimetal safety switch connecting-disconnecting the motor). Also the wires and the motor are warm to hot during this time (that is your battery draining).
How to remove the antenna:
You need to disconnect the electrical connections (power and radio antenna), the drain tube and unscrew (no 10 wrench) the ground wire screw (topside) and the screw holding the antenna bracket to the body (lower side). Then slide the antenna down (to clear the rubber grommet). The antenna comes out from the trunk bracket attached.
Common problems to the antenna:
1. Burned Antenna fuse (20A trunk compartment)
2. Sticky antenna relay
3. Broken nylon wire lifting/lowering the antenna mast
4. Worn gears (motor shaft or plastic spooling wheel worm screw assembly)
5. Worn brushes
6. Burned/dirty locking contacts (part of the brushes assembly)
7. Sized motor shaft due to water intrusion
8. Burned motor
1 and 2 can be eliminated once the antenna is removed by applying 12V ([+] to pin A and [] to pin B to extend mast or [+] to pin B and [] to pin C to retract mast) on the small pigtail harness connector that goes from the relay to the antenna motor (to be seen in fig.1, is a 3 wires connector A White wire, B Green wire and C Gray wire). Never connect power between A and C (direct short)
If the mast is moving then either the antenna fuse is burned or the antenna relay is sticky or wiring issue on the car harness.
3. Can be detected easily by trying to manually extend the mast, if it extends then the wire is broken.
Any issue from 3 and down require disassembling the motor and gearing.
Fig. 1
In Fig.1 you can see the screw, clips and rivets holding the two halves of the motor assembly together. If the antenna was never serviced, from factory comes with rivets. You will need to drill the rivets out and replace with screws. In my experience ½ inch long M5 screws with 2 washers are the best (you need 3).
Should you do exploratory surgery first, to prevent the wire from coming loose from the gear, leave attached the plastic piece shown removed in Fig.2.
Fig. 2
Drill the rivets, pop the 3 clips and unscrew the one T10 screw not holding the previously mentioned plastic piece.
Fig. 3
In Fig. 3 is the inside of the antenna mechanism with the cover removed. Please note the mast will come loose once the case is split (as seen in fig 3).
Inspect for signs of worn gears on the worm screw assembly. Replace the worn piece, if the shaft is rusted and worn then the whole motor shaft has to be replaced. The motor shaft comes out from the plastic casing after you take out the brushes/lock & safety switches assembly. Inspect the brushes if worn replace assembly. The stator (the big magnet shown in Fig. 3 should slide out (just magnetic force hold it over the motor windings).
The shaft can be borrowed from ANY Delco power antenna motor used in various GM models in the 90s. Fig. 4 is showing the stator.
Fig. 4
The stator can be reused (just slide-it in place over the rotor). Note on one side the stator has a small round rubber glued, that side should be on the bottom (the not seen face in Fig. 3). To slide the rotor in place squeeze the two locking switch actuators and lower shaft. Make sure the two bushings (acting like bearings) are oriented with the flat side UP. If the stator is rotated around the shaft with the wrong side up then the motor will spin with grinding noise, if the bushings are wrong side up the motor will spin slower (friction after tightening the two halves of the plastic casing).
Fig. 5
If is only the plastic wheel then disconnect the hook attaching the nylon wire to the wheel (as seen in Fig. 5) and replace wheel.
To attach the two halves of the case back together unwind the nylon wire and position the wheel EXACTLY as shown in fig. 6.
Fig. 6
Notice the notch called stopper, that notch can not be in the RED area. Can be positioned in ANY position around that green circle but better orient the wheel in the exact position shown in Fig. 6 with minimum nylon wire on the wheel (notice the hook that is the end of the nylon wire, less than ¼ of a turn).
Fig. 7
Observe the small wheel on the cover (see Fig. 7). Make sure the wheel is oriented in EXACTLY the position indicated (the missing tooth should be towards the red line). That wheel is what stops the antenna when fully extended. If the wheel is randomly oriented the antenna will not extend all the way.
Lubricate with grease all points indicated in fig 3 and the area around the little gear shown on fig. 6. Do not lubricate the cable or the mast.
Slide the brushes/switched assembly over the shaft (as seen in fig 6 highlighted magenta). If brushes are loose re-gap as required, then put the cover back along with the clips and screws (replacing the rivets). At the same time make sure the round gasket over the nylon wire (seen in Fig 3 and 6) is placed in the correct location.
ALWAYS do a bench test of the antenna; apply 12 V as described above. Allow the mast to travel from fully retracted to fully extend (several times). Very important, you should hear a distinctive click at the end of the travel (in any direction). If no click, the shaft does not slides (up or down) disconnecting the power to the motor. You can observe the shaft sliding up or down with the cover removed (as seen in Fig 2.). If no distinctive loud click start all over (something is not assembled correctly).
Hope this will save you $50 or so.
Re: How to rebuild the power antenna
Thank you so much for this post. How did you know this is the exact info I needed too?
Yes, antenna will not retract and was all unplugged since I bought my car. Now I know I could proceed how to rebuild it but, I can not figure out how to remove the rubber nubby and bolt thingy on the exterior where the mast protrudes from. I've tried needle nose pliers, etc. but I don't want to damage it. Now I wonder if I even need to do that; does it just slip right thru there? Could you give me a clue, please? I have avoided this minor problem since the radio works fine but I'd like to get to it one of these days. Thanks in advance.
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great post im going to try on mine now it makes just the turning noise but doesnt left or pull down
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also it makes a bunch of clicking sounds really loud
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WOW. This is a freakin' EXCELLENT post. Magnificent pictures, and thorough labeling and instructions. This is going right in my FireFox bookmarks. If my antenna ever breaks, I'm set - and so is everyone else, for that matter. Good work, N*Caddy, and thank you.
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Re: How to rebuild the power antenna
great post I did the same thing for my antenna about 2 or 3 years ago because it was getting sluggish
BE SUPER careful with the flexible plastic "wire" on mine it was super brittle and broke. I now have an "always up" antenna, a down grade from a sluggish one.
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Re: How to rebuild the power antenna
I saw your post and figured I may be able to help. My power antenna stopped working a while back, stuck in the up position. I could hear the motor running trying to pull the antenna down w/no luck. I found out later that my white plastic cord/cable had broken.
I figured I had to spend the $200 or so for a complete new Delco unit from a dealer or get the universal Metra power antenna (crutchfield) and splice all the wires to make it work.
Well with some luck, I found a website that has what I need. Google "antennamastsrs" or click this link http://www.antennamastsrus.com and search for your car. Be sure to pick the correct piece you need. I only needed a new cable since my mast wasn't bent/broken AND my motor still worked. The install takes some time but it is doable as long as you understand how the mechanism works. I replaced mine last night, took longer than needed (I stripped the black 14mm plastic nut thing that is on the outside of the car at the base of the antenna)
To replace the white plastic cable, all the disassembly you need to do is up to Fig. 2 above.
You can also send your unit to them and they'll install the cable for you. Hope this helps.
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I have a "vintage" 1969 Deville with the antenna stuck in the "up" position. The motor works when I press the up or down button on the radio, but all I get is a "clicking" sound with no movement of the mast. I'm guessing the nylon cable is broken or detached. Is there a trick to getting it to retract so I can remove the assembly for repair?
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Excellent post with pics - worked out great - thank you N*Caddy!
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Re: How to rebuild the power antenna
This is really well done - but mentions removal from the trunk.
Any guidance available on removal from the right front fender? There doesn't seem to be any easy access. (88 Deville)
I have a replacement internal cable ordered.
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Each car is a little different. A little investigation should tell you how to unbolt it. You will have to remove the decorative lock nut at the base of the mast, but it should come with instructions. Follow them to the tee.
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I found some info on removing my 88 Deville antenna from the right front. There's nothing to work with from the top except one screw sideways under the hood. The rest is under the inside of the fender accessed by first removing the wheel and the fender liner. Kind of looks like getting it out of the car is harder than fixing the unit itself. But the repair part has arrived and it will be done soon!
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Doing this tomorrow to my 87 Allante'. I got the cable from Allante' Source.
VERY cool post! It's now copied into my tech folder!
So, this brings me to a question since you're obviously a power antenna EXPERT. Yep, only an expert would go through all this stuff you posted!
My Scenario: the stereo isn't hooked up (I removed the Kenwood someone put in), and all the wiring harnesses to the OEM deck were cut and the power antenna wire vanished (probably just fell in the dash). I still can't get over the fact that some idiot cut the original harness!!! They also added one of those window-mounted universal antennas. Not sure if they did it because the power antenna didn't work or they couldn't find the cable or they cut it like they didn't everything else!
But my question is: How do I get the antenna to go all the way down? I can move it up and down by hand easily enough, but it won't go all the way down. At it's lowest point, it still sticks up about 3-4 inches. I'd just like it all the way down.
Any way to get it all the way down until I figure out later if it actually works or not?
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When you hear a clicking sound when the antenna is running and it is not going up or down the problem is going to be the plastic line is broken at the metal hook in the winding part. Mine broke right at the metal hook I fixed it like this I pulled the metal hook out and put it in a vise them with a small torch I applied heat this caused the plastic inside the hook to melt and flow out like water "Bam!" Hook is now empty then their is a little dimple were the factory dinged it to hold the plastic secure a correct size drill will smooth out the dimple on the inside of the hook using you old plastic line insert it into the hook and them using a punch replace the ding dimple to secure it to the hook. Reassemble lube every place N* Caddy suggest and you are good to go.


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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released projections this week that serve as a reminder of the importance of the deficit reduction committee's work and the need for it to exceed the $1.2 trillion target necessary to avoid automatic spending cuts.
GAO concludes that "simulations continue to underscore the need to address the longer-term outlook as soon as possible while still recognizing the current weakness in the economy." According to GAO, if the super committee is successful in reaching the $1.2 trillion deficit-reduction target for the next 10 years "even this level of deficit reduction is not sufficient to ensure sustainability."
The fiscal outlook has improved somewhat due to savings in the Budget Control Act. However, even when these savings are accounted for, GAO's alternative scenario (including more realistic spending and revenue assumptions) projects that by 2027 debt held by the public would exceed the post-World War Two high of 109 percent of GDP. Absent reforms, spending on Social Security and major health care entitlement programs would increase from 9.8 percent of GDP in 2011 to 14.5 percent of GDP by 2030.
The joint committee continued its work last week, meeting with the Senate's "Gang of Six," a bipartisan group that has recommended $4 trillion in deficit reduction over the next 10 years and served as a model for compromise on fiscal reform.
Tomorrow the joint committee is scheduled to hold a public hearing on discretionary spending in the federal budget and will hear again from Doug Elmendorf, director of the Congressional Budget Office.


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mkai. i decided to start a new thread on my armor progress since my previous one was... well a bit messy. it also gives me the oppertunity to properly introduce it, and myself.
i am 18 years old and live in Norway (Viking power!)and have been a star wars geek all my life. i also love baldur's gate and Metallica and i hope to implement some of that into my armor. this will be my first ever armor, infact probably my first costume aver too i spent some weeks looking through this forume looing at you peoples most impressive work before i decided that i wanted to take my own direction, meaning a more "heavy" mando look.
some thing like this:
all though at this point im considering dark grey instead of white.
i also want to make all the holster/backpack/other fancy pockets and whatnot of leather. just so it want look to cloney
i have decided on a helmet design, although i have no idea of how to make it yet (help is welcomed)
sorry about the cuality, they are hand-drawn and i used my phone to just take a pic of it.
will put out some pics on how far iv actually gotten as soon as i can


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Discussion in 'Ride Reports - Epic Rides' started by AntiHero, Jul 13, 2012.
Dam Nitro! You better have some empanadas for me when I go up there!!!! LOL
Simple; if you do basically the same thing (riding around the country looking for experiences that differ from your norm) then it de facto becomes the new norm. I totally understand what you mean about the nervous energy "required" to propel you on your way, so not sure if the rest of this episode (however long that may be) will feel as impromptu. Doesn't mean it can't be enjoyed though as you point out on the Duc...
Whatever you decide, do it without regrets...
I learned a while ago, if you are typing anything long for a forum post, do it in word and paste it into the forum. Cheap insurance
Ah, Sno-Seal; popular with the hiking crowd.
Hmmm....it could be that a lot of America is the same all over...a sort of homogenization seems to have taken place...but perhaps you're discovering something more. That is, even the independent places strongly resemble each other, like there's a sort of fractalness to it: "all funky coffee houses resemble each other" and that all old-fashioned diners look very similar. Maybe, say, in the case of a coffeehouse, people who start coffeehouses do so because they really liked one they went to, and so the one they create contains the same elements as the one they liked, and if that holds true for most people who start independent coffeehouses then maybe a population of "funky coffeehouse owners" develops that shares a certain eclectic style--eventually developing into some "norms" for such coffeehouses. When someone visits for the first time a coffeehouse in a new city they probably compare it to their favorite "back home" and it gets higher marks the more it resembles that favorite. And this tends to reinforce the "type." When I ran a used bookstore for a couple of years I was careful not to stock books that were mildewed or moldy but then people would come in my store for the first time and complain that it didn't have "that old bookstore smell I love." My explaining that the smell they loved was due to dust and mildew and that I was trying to run a clean, well-lighted place, did not seem to satisfy them. Based on their past experiences they had a model in their heads of what a used bookstore had to be, an expectation, and I had failed to meet it. I could tell they felt my store did not measure up.
Then too, all restaurants resemble each other, really, because they all generally have tables, chairs, etc. Maybe if one sees enough places differences tend to be obscured by our perception of the common elements. If I'm sitting at a table on the dock at Nantucket eating oysters how different is it from sitting on a dock eating oysters at a little place on the Rhode Island shore? In both places I'm sitting next to the ocean, on a wooden dock, at a table, in a chair. The oysters may even have come from the same beds....it's possible. The places are very similar but the building I'm sitting in in each case is distinguishable, the waitresses are different, the details of the view are different--in Nantucket I look onto a harbor scene with yachts and ferries coming and going. At Rhode Island the view is smaller, a cove, with private homes and small personal docks. So, very much the same, but different in detail. Maybe being on a long journey such as this one, the experiences begin to bleed into each other, to blur somewhat, and the details get filtered out in the process because the common features are sensorily reinforced and fill the memory. Or it may be that humans become overloaded with novelty after a period of time of unceasing change and so we mentally grab hold of the common, familiar elements....to sort of ground ourselves. But if this were the case one might expect it to be a comfort and it doesn't seem to be that to you, so I'm going with the other idea...that subconscious awareness to the common elements tends to crowd out the details, in time. Don't know if this is balderdash or not....but if not for your insightful RR, Anti-hero, I wouldn't have paused to ponder.... so thanks again for making me think!!
Agree with ya, Blader and CA Kid. There's always going to be similarities on a grand scale (Golden Gate Bridge is just a bridge, after all), but it's my reaction to the subtle differences--the subtle differences that once made places seem very different. Perhaps I'm just tired, perhaps I've just seen so many 'new' details that the law of diminishing returns takes over. But it is an interesting phenomenon.
I made quick work of the Carolinas and am now in Savannah. Stayed a night (two?) in Charleston, hence not much to write about, before arriving here in GA.
Did get a few good shots along the way, though....
This is just a taste of what's to come. There are some mighty big oaks dwarfing the Panigale in my pics of Savannah.
One final thing to close out Charleston--to the guy in the truck next to me at the light who said he'd been following this ride report--come clean and introduce yourself! Was very cool to run into someone on the road who knew who I was and had been following along. :)
So there's a reason why they call Savannah Savannah:
It's the kind of landscape you'd expect to see elephants, lions and wildebeests roaming in.
But once you get to the city itself, things change. There are a lot of identifying characteristics--essential, defining characteristics--that cities have. But I can only think of one city other than Savannah in which a tree plays an integral role: LA. Palm trees are to Los Angeles as Oak Trees are to Savannah. It wouldn't be that far of a stretch to consider the trees in both cities as representative of the personalities of the population. In LA each palm tree stands alone....individual, powerful, but in the end, not unique at all. In Savannah, the oaks intermingle with each other. It's as if there's a network of branches forming a connective canopy. You can see that network--a true social network where even strangers are treated like good friends--whenever people are around. And there's also a laziness to the trees that seem to evoke feelings of relaxation and contentment.
(Me playing with tilt-shifting:)
Simply the best, Use it all the time on my work, riding, hiking boots. Just plain works!
HINT: After you rub it on all over the boot hold the boot over the kitchen stove flame for a few seconds
and it melts and soaks right in. No don't try to charbroil the boot just heat it up, and gas works best.
what kind of camera and how do you do it?
Great pics!
That first photo is striking. Very nice.
I can't do true tilt-shifting with my camera....and my experiment above was more of just a blurring of the background than real tilt-shifting (where the lens isn't parallel to the 'film'). It can be done with great effect in photoshop, but certain compositions lend themselves to tilt-shifting better than others (shot from a distance overhead, with lots of objects).
THIS is true tilt-shifting:
When applied to a van Gogh the effects can be truly mezmerizing:
AHero, Are you going to head on down to Key West? The road down A1A is something that I think you would really appreciate. Plus the drive down the Keys is something that is unique and you really cant go back west without seeing the southern most point of the US. Plus To see what Charles Flagler accomplished when he built the road down to key west is amazing.
...but do some research to find out which days the traffic is lightest. It can be a frustrating, while scenic highway.
^^ He is right. Sorry forgot about some of the constrcution on there. Avoid rush hour times.
At least get from Miami to Key West Section of A1A in. It is amazing section of road even if it basically straight.
No Key West for me, guys. Though the tropical scenery sounds tremendous, I'm heading to Macon, GA tomorrow, then onto Birmingham to Barber Fri night/Sat. morning, then down to Mobile, where I'm meeting up to ride with my dad to New Orleans. Traveling at night on Thurs. and Friday--not much chance for me to enjoy much along the way. Definitely looking forward to Debris Beef and Sazeracs at K-Pauls, though!
When you get into the Macon area and start towards B'ham, I need to take you on some of the back roads through there. i grew up there and know a bunch of ways to get there. And they are not really out of the way, just nice back roads that Duc was made for.
Have you heard any word from the Doctor in New York. I was wondering how your Long Island (digs) boat had faired as well has his properties.
AL 25 (Dunnavant Road) comes to mind, just east of Barber Motorsports Park.
Hoping I'll be doing some of the miles during daylight. Right now it's looking like Savannah to Macon and Macon to Birmingham rides will begin around dusk.
The Doc is ok. The boat mostly made it through ok--if you remember those pics he said the water level was at the top of those wooden poles. (!). He just got power back and hot water back on this morning. Very rough times indeed. He and I had a lot of interesting discussions over text about survival-type situations. Amazing how quickly our lives can be completely and totally disrupted with no power.
Great to hear that about the Doc. I know that they are having a very tough time of it. You are quite correct we forget about how fragile our living environment is until parts of it get cut off. I'm glad that you got to experience Long Island prior to the mess. I'm sure that locals are all worried about just getting past the tough times.


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Human Condition "Behind Closed Doors" This episode looks at the increasing incidence of violent and abusive behavior in society, and explores the underlying factors in domestic violence, child abuse, and assault, seen through the eyes of both victims and experts. It also explores a program in Georgia called SIMBA.G
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Human Condition "It's Personal" This episode examines the development of sexual behavior in today's society, and how our ideals and identities have changed and takes a look at two couples: a lesbian couple who have been living together for twenty years, and a heterosexual couple in the first stages of their relationship.G
4:00 pm
Saddle Club "Bridle Path - Part I" Max and Deborah's wedding day approaches. Phil tries to ask Stevie to be his date for the event but inadvertently asks Veronica instead. Lisa wants to speed up her riding progress but gets thrown from her horse and is hurt. Part 1 of 2G
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Wheel of Misfortune" Find out how to avoid common money mistakes and learn the importance of following a financial plan. Explore both short- and long-term goals.G
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Growing a Greener World "Victory Gardens" Washington, DC and Chicago, IL. According to guest Rose Haden Smith, an expert on gardening and U.S. History, "The Victory Gardens of World War I and World War II helped Americans weather hard times. D
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Hey Kids, Let's Cook "Mini Meatballs and Pasta" A favorite saying at Italian dinner tables - Moms would say: "Mangia e statti zitto", meaning "Eat and be quiet". So with that said, we're making Italian today. Mini- meatballs and pasta. D
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Ciao Italia "Handmade Fresh Cheese/Formaggio Fresco Fatto A Mano" Boston Mozzarella Co. owner Giuseppe Argentieri invites Mary Ann to his factory, to visit with master cheese-maker Maria Cubellis, who shapes and forms mozzarella balls faster than the eye can see. She gives Mary Ann enough to go nella cucina - in the kitchen -- to prepare Burrata with Roasted, Marinated asparagus, Scamorza Cheese Casserole, Telephone Wires, and tops off this cheese festival with a lighter-than-air, Whipped Ricotta Parfait with Cherries. D
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Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef "Beef Bourguignon" Thanks to Julia Childs, Beef Bourguignon is probably the most famous French dish in the world. Chef Keller adds some terrific twists to this well-loved dish, and then creates a unique variation. Hubert Keller's Beef Bourguignon.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "South Ireland: Waterford to the Ring of Kerry" As Rick travels the southern coast, he visits Waterford's crystal factory, the Kennedy family homestead, the Dunbrody famine ship, and Kinsale's star-shaped fortresses. Then he drives the Ring of Kerry.G
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Freedom Songs: The Music of the Civil Rights Movement This program shows how important music was to the success of the civil rights movement, and how well it captured the vitality and idealism necessary to fuel dangerous marches, sit-ins, picket lines and freedom rides. From Billie Holiday to Mahalia Jackson and Aretha Franklin, from Curtis Mayfield and Sly Stone to Gil Scott-Heron, the music was inspired by a broad range of styles - gospel standards and spirituals to blues, jazz, folk and pop.G
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Best of Simply Painting: Across Europe "The Morning Sun" Host Frank Clarke teaches how to paint a beautiful Canary Islands sunrise with watercolors. D
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Simply Ming "Ginger & Cream" Guest Chef: Jasper White. This week, Ming shows us that ginger and cream aren't just for dessert. Ming demonstrates how these two elements can be used in three savory "All-In-One" dishes. D
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Summit County Community Notes 11-15-2012
November 15, 2012
Have you ever wondered what steps are involved in purchasing a home? Come find out at our free homebuyer education class today from 12:30-5 p.m. in the Ute Room at the Summit County Community and Senior Center in Frisco. You will learn the basics A-Z what it takes to purchase a home, as now sure is a great time to do so! The class is sponsored by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, put on by the Summit Combined Housing Authority with help from local volunteers who will walk you through the lending process, real estate transaction, title company portion and home inspection. There will also be information on current down payment assistance programs and more. Snacks will be provided. Register so that we know how many people to expect; call Joy at (970) 423-7041 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to register for this informational class.
Colorado State University Extension in Summit County is accepting applications for the 2013 Colorado Master Gardener Training. This signature CSU Extension program provides a unique opportunity for local gardening enthusiasts to help their community while learning more about home-gardening issues. The 2013 training will take place on Thursdays at the County Commons in Frisco, from Jan. 31 to April 4, with a volunteer orientation on April 11. The 10-week course offers comprehensive, research-based instruction in home-gardening topics, delivered via distance education and presented by CSU Extension specialists. Upon completion of training, master gardener trainees agree to contribute 50 hours of volunteer service toward home-gardening education. Cost: $250. A non-volunteer option is also available for $625, and is often chosen by professionals in the green industry as continuing education. Contact the CSU Extension office at (970) 668-4140 or write email@example.com for further info and to request an application form. Applications can also be downloaded at http://www.co.summit.co.us. The deadline to register is Nov. 30.
The Rotary Club of Summit County (RCSC) would like to remind residents that we would be delighted to send some of our "care" packages to our troops stationed in Afghanistan. If you have a loved one – husband/wife, son/daughter, grandson/granddaughter, niece/nephew or just a great friend – who is deployed in Afghanistan at the present time, do let us know. We'll be mailing packages to troops in November and during the Christmas season. We need to know his/her name, address, anticipated date of return and your contact details. Call Al & Liz Wickert at (970) 453-4778 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. We'd love to hear from you. Contributions to this troop support effort would be gratefully received at the Summit County Rotary Charitable Fund, a 501c3 nonprofit, PO Box 4401, Frisco, CO 80443. Mark "Troop Support" on your check. Donations are tax deductible.


text: alright, first, lets get one thing straight - the goal is to trade rip for a legitimate center. its highly unlikely that we gave gordon all that money to come off the bench. the real stars - bosh/mare/etc. - we aren't going to be able to get for rip hamilton. did you see how much pheonix was asking golden state for mare!? yeah, its not gonna happen. so i think that we are going to set our sights on the likes of boozer and chandler. both have expiring contracts, so they'll be playing their tails off, and we'll still be able to go after the big boys at the end of the season (bosh/mare). rip for boozer makes sense for utah because it would give them enough cap space to resign the guy they really desire to resign anyways in paul milsap. it might also have a chauncey to denver-like impact on their squad. think about it - deron, rip, ak47, milsap, okur. thats not a bad lineup at all. rip for chandler makes sense for new orleans because they really, really dont want to pay chandler what hes set to earn next season. rips contract is more reasonable. he also gives them a legitimate #2 to cp3 for the next 3 or 4 seasons. hes an all-star. he'd put some butts in the seats. help them win some games. so, here's what we're most likely gonna end up with: C: Boozer/Chandler, Brown PF: Villanueva, Maxiel SF: Prince, Daye SG: Gordon, Afflalo PG: Stuckey, Bynum then next year we upgrade at center with bosh or mare. should be able to sell them as this team would probably make it to the ECF...even with orlando/boston/and cleveland making improvements.


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In a bar a man waits. He is tired and wishes the war would end. He wants nothing more but to live the rest of his life in uninterrupted peace accompanied by a good old world book and a bottle of nicely aged whiskey.
In a mine and young man works day and night to provide for the people around him. He is strong and brave, but no one is looking out for him. He needs something. He needs something to keep himself going. Something worth fighting for.
Deep the central network of tunnels two governments wage war for control of the whole system. The entire surviving force of humanity is underground now and these two factions want control of it all. The Imperial Republic and the United People's Alliance. Are they the good guys or just another set of monsters?
The human race was chased underground years ago from a terror we no longer remember. The only ways to the surface are through five very large vault doors. They are all locked and sealed, and each is guarded by a plethora of dangers. The tunnels are large and expand beyond most people's knowledge. The tunnels were made big enough to allow room for entire space ships, which is a major way for the people to get around. Trains and rails are also a major part of transportation for the people living underground. Humanity is shattered and split up into colonies and small mining towns scattered around the tunnels. The two cities are owned by the governments. The tunnels are also home to many subterranean monsters that are not friendly and will not think twice before tearing you to shreds. Before humanity retreated underground Earth was supposedly a highly active place for the galaxy and many aliens would come there. When the humans were chased underground many aliens were forced to come down too. But life in the underground tunnels isn't wonderful. It's hard and dangerous. Everything could kill you. One of the two factions, a raider party, a run in with a monster, or even just a mining accident. But where else can we go?
Plot: Okay so generations ago humanity decided we couldn't remain on the surface any more so everyone retreated underground. Now in our generation no one knows why because everyone who had lived through it never talked about it and is dead. For a while a small remnant of the old United World Government was still around, but at the battle of New Washington it was eliminated and replaced by the New World Order. The NWO split into the Imperial Republic and the United People's Alliance. The IR took over the city of New Washington and made it their capitol. The UPA made a city called Senova their capitol and the two factions have been at war ever since. The war is very trench warfare style however the ships are a large part of it too.
Groups in the Tunnels:
The Imperial Republic (IR): The Imperials wear a very strict uniform. They have the better supplies and weapons. They have a very strict set of laws so they can keep "order". They keep a very tight shift.
The United People's Alliance (UPR): The Alliance does not have a strict uniform but they fly the color red with honor. They have more people but are not quite as well supplied with food or weapons. They are very capable fighters and have a lot of courage.
The Monsters: There are many types of subterranean monsters hidden in the dark tunnels. They are almost insect like but huge and somehow more disgusting then bugs. They will rip you to pieces in no time if you let them. They seem to be on the move and some of the border colonies are running out of ammo.
Mining Colonists: The Colonists are groups of humans that have found secure areas in the underground tunnels where they can set up homes and mines. These little societies popped up all over the underground tunnels when they humans retreated underground. They aren't the best places to live but they are free.
New Washington: This city was once the Capitol of the entire underground back when the United World Government was still around. It is the nicest and most high tech place in the underground. After the UWG was destroyed it was taken over by the IR. Now it is a darker place. Looking in it still appears beautiful and pleasant but no one sees what happens in the dark alley ways or behind the walls of the government buildings.
Senova: This city is now the capitol of UPR. It is a newer city and was built of scratch. It isn't very nice but has everything the people need. There isn't much to tell about it and not much any one knows about it outside the city because no one can ever leave the city unless they are going to the battlefield.
Mining Colonies: Um just about everything to say has already been said above. They Colonies are like small towns. They tend to all have similar things like a main bar, shopping street, mine ((almost all colonies have mines in the tunnels. Some towns have found suitable land to farm and do that instead. And others run as being trading posts. But most are mining towns.)) And all, absolutely all, towns have a docking bay and engine repair shop for ships.
The Frontline Caves: These caves have been renamed because they are the frontlines for the war between the two factions. They are a mess and no one lives in them anymore. Only people with a death wish go there.
The Under Region: The lower tunnels are now completely inhabited by the monsters. It used to be home to some of the last humans to enter the tunnels. One day while they were mining they broke through to a hidden nexus of tunnels underneath the human's tunnels. That's when the monsters started to flood out into the Under Regions.
- No Godmodding!!! I mean it. I want none of it, Bleed!
- This is in a post-apoc future. We at the mining colonies are not very well supplied and most of our weapons are mining tools and police weapons. It's all very rusty and poorly created tech.
- Keep it realistic. We are all human after all. Except the monsters of course. Those are monsters. They are ****ing scary. I mean really scary and dangerous. One on one you would not win against a monster. It would **** you up.
- There are plenty of futuristic things in this world. In fact we are overflowing with it. But in the mining colonies most of it is rusted and badly forged.
- We all start in a small mining town called Ranser.
- Also TK is my co GM so listen to him!
Charrie Skeleton
Profession: ((Basic stuff like Miner, bartender, trader, or whatever simple job you can think of))
Equipment: ((Only tools and stuff like that really, just to start out with. If you are going to be like the sheriff or whatever you can have like a revolver, but not a whole lot of useful stuff.))
Name: Adam Moore
Age: 28
Gender: Male
Personality: He is a very brave and healthy man.
His arm isn't like that, he just wears gloves. Seriously that's kinda gross and creepy. Also he doesn't have a beard. Or even just that peach fuzz there.
Profession: He's a simple Miner.
Equipment: He has a few mining tools. One called a Berater, which fires a pulse of pressure, used for dislodging rocks. Another called the Plasma Repeater which fires a small line of plasma use to make precise incisions in the rock. He also has a large Pressure Hammer which is basically just an extremely useful jack hammer. He also has welding tool.
History: He grew up on the streets like a good many people these days. He quickly got a job at the mines in order to make money so he can have a real life. He can't remember his parents if he even ever had any. He does remember one day when he was a young boy he ventured from his home town of Ranser and went to a vault door nearby. It was sealed of course so getting out through it would be impossible, but he found something that interested him. A lone dying flower was trying desperately to grow. Seeing that the only plants that can grow underground are things like potatoes and carrots this was very unusual. He never saw a flower since. But it has always tugged at his mind.
Extra: He collects old world post cards with the pretty pictures on them.


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FORT WAYNE, Ind.—The 2013 inductees into Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne's (IPFW's) Featured Faculty were formally introduced at a luncheon this afternoon (Friday, Jan. 18, 2013).
Under the theme "Leaders in Research," IPFW Chancellor Vicky L. Carwein congratulated each new member, noting, "Leadership in research and the classroom are both extremely important to the IPFW faculty." The Featured Faculty are selected from those who apply for the Outstanding Researcher Award.
The 2013 Featured Faculty are:
As part of their duties, each will present a lecture highlighting their research. The lecture series begins the second Wednesday in February and takes place from noon to 1 p.m. in the Walb Student Union, Room G-21. They are free and open to the public and a light lunch will be provided. The lecture dates and topics are:
The following are short biographical sketches of the 2013 Featured Faculty.
Abdullah Eroglu, associate professor of Engineering.
Abdullah's passion for teaching and ideal to utilize his vast industrial experience in radio frequency applications with companies in northeast Indiana led him to IPFW. In 2009, he established the RF/Microwave Research Laboratory with the funding from the United States Department of Energy. Today the laboratory is also being funded by local companies and used by several undergraduate and graduate students for their research and teaching activities.
He is the author of over 70 journal and conference papers and two books. A third book is scheduled to be released this year. Abdullah was a fellow at the Department of Energy in 2009, received the ETCS Excellence in Research Award in 2010, and the Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year Award in 2011.
In his spare time, he likes playing soccer, table tennis, and basketball and enjoys spending time with his family.
Peter Dragnev, professor of mathematics
Peter's research is in the area of mathematical analysis, in particular, approximation theory and potential theory. His narrow specialty is the study of minimal energy problems and their applications in various fields of mathematics and sciences. He has authored or co-authored more than 20 articles that have been cited more than 250 times.
Peter is the interim chair of the Department of Mathematical Sciences, where he has been since 1997.
He is the 2002 Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year, 2003 and 2012 Pippert Sciences Scholar, 2004 IPFW Research Fellow, 2008 guest researcher for the MFO Leibnez Fellow, and 2009 Research in Pairs MFO Fellow. He has served two terms as president of IPFW Sigma Xi Chapter and is currently the Purdue speaker of the IPFW Senate.
In his spare time Peter enjoys jogging, playing guitar, and spending time with family and friends.
Elaine Blakemore, professor of psychology
Elaine's research includes boys' and girls' interests and interactions with infants and toddlers, characteristics of boys' and girls' toys, children's gender-related knowledge and attitudes, and parents' influence on children's gender development.
She came to IPFW in 1986, serving as chair of the Psychology Department from 1995 to 2009, and is now the associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Elaine has published more than 20 journal articles and book chapters and has presented nearly 40 papers at scientific meetings. She has served in many capacities for the Midwestern Psychological Association, including local representatives coordinator, program moderator, secretary, treasurer, and president. The MPA awarded her its first (and at this point, only) Presidential Citation Award at its 2012 meeting.
Elaine and her husband are the parents of two adult sons and a daughter-in-law. They enjoy travel, bicycling, and Western square dancing.
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The Senate will vote on H.R. 674, the House-approved 3% withholding repeal bill, on Monday evening. Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) successfully moved for cloture, meaning the legislation can now be considered by the full Senate.
NACM, and government contractors across the country, are hoping the vote will finally mark the end of the 3% withholding tax, a requirement set to go into effect on all local, state and federal government contracts starting in 2013. As mentioned previously, the House of Representatives has already voted in favor of repealing the withholding tax in a rare bipartisan landslide vote of 405-16.
Reid had earlier suggested that he would amend the bill, to ensure that the 3% withholding requirement would still apply to any tax delinquent contractor. The details of this proposal remain vague, but such an amendment could potentially derail the repeal effort, or present greater implementation challenges should the repeal even succeed. NACM has always supported, and continues to support, a full repeal of the withholding requirement, and encourages the Senate to enact more targeted tax compliance measures at government contractors, as even the Obama Administration has suggested.
Another measure that could find itself pinned to the repeal bill is a largely non-controversial piece of legislation that offers a tax credit to certain businesses that hire veterans.
In the final run-up to the Senate's repeal vote on Monday night at 5:30pm, NACM encourages all of its members to contact their senators to encourage them to support H.R. 674. A full repeal of the 3% withholding tax is the only way to ensure that the nation's government contractors can stop worrying about a potentially mandatory reduction in cash flow, and get back to the important work of growing to create jobs and provide governmental entities with the best prices on future projects.
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Pimco's Gross: Bond, Stock Prices Have Plateaued
Bill Gross, frequent Twitterer and CNBC talking head and occasional manager of the Pimco Total Return (PTTRX) bond fund, chimed in Monday morning to opine via tweet that asset prices may have peaked for now:
Gross: Even with high-octane QE, asset prices (bonds & stocks) seem to have plateaued. Find safe carry and be content
Gross has taken to Twitter as a means of issuing sporadic, sometimes cryptic and occasionally koan-like investment thoughts (and, as critics are quick to point out, often "talking his book" by praising investments he already holds). This was Gross a couple of weeks ago on how to play things post-QE3:
Gross: Ride the #Fed and #ECB central bank wave but be mindful – waves crest and ultimately crash.
Gross's Total Return Fund has been curtailing its Treasuries holdings again lately, cutting them to the lowest level in a year to 20 percent of assets in September from 21 percent in August, as he's expressed concern that the country's debt burden will lead to inflation. It marked a third straight month of reductions by the fund in its Treasury holdings. Gross infamously sold all U.S. government bond holdings in February 2011, only to miss out on a months-long rally that caused the Pimco fund to lag more than half its peers and ultimately led Gross to reverse his position and buy government debt again.
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does this mean, that since you dont have a video to put up. that you now have time to put up the one mike and i sent you back in september.
What format are the videos you have on the disk?
Quote from: ShaneJ on November 24, 2011, 08:56:45 AMWhat format are the videos you have on the disk?My computer says its UDF or Universal Disk format 1.78 GB...JP
Scott I did 5 cutouts thanksgiving but didnt take pic or videos of them. :-D


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In one of the proofs revealed by Bediuzzaman demonstrating that he is not the Mahdi (as), he states that "the Mahdi (as) will be a sayyid, but that he himself is not a sayyid." Some extracts in which Bediuzzaman openly expresses this fact read as follows:
... All my brothers will bear witness that I have never accepted the imputation of being the Mahdi (as). Indeed, in response to what learned people in Denizli said about whether Said claims to be the Mahdi (as), contrary to what all his disciples believe, Said stated in his objection, "I am not a sayyid, the Mahdi will be a sayyid," and refuted them. (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Rays, p. 365)
I know that I am not a sayyid (descended from the line of our Prophet (saas)). Generations are not known at this time. Yet, that great figure of the end times will be descended from our Prophet (saas). (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Emirdag Addendum, pp. 247-250)
Bediuzzaman also recalled one of the hadiths of our Prophet (saas) in his works - "it is incompatible with Qur'anic moral values for one who is a sayyid to conceal the fact," thus making it clear that what he said on this subject was the truth:
Those people who are not sayyids, but who say they are, and those who are sayyids, but who say they are not, are both sinners, and in the same way that such claims and denials are forbidden … so adding anything to or removing anything from the hadiths and Qur'an is forbidden. (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Reasonings, p. 52)
Had Bediuzzaman been a sayyid, there would have been no reason to conceal it because being descended from the line of our Prophet (saas) is not a feature requiring to be concealed. On the contrary, it is a great honour for all Muslims. Therefore, had Bediuzzaman been a sayyid, then when he was asked, he would have said, "Yes, I am a sayyid, but I am not the Mahdi," and he would have been honored to say that he was descended from the line of the Prophet (saas) because admitting that one is a sayyid does not necessarily mean that one is the Mahdi (as). However, he nevertheless, several times reiterated that he was not a sayyid. Bediuzzaman also confirmed this several times in the treatises by saying that he was "Kurdish" (Disputations, p. 84; History of Life, p. 228; Bediuzzaman and His Students' Trial Defence, p. 18). In the same way, had he been of the opinion that he was the Mahdi (as), he would not have spent hundreds of pages in works read by millions saying the exact opposite; he would not have said that he did not match the attributes of the Mahdi (as) nor, with a great deal of evidence, that this holy individual would be coming after him.
In addition, "there is no question of everyone who is a sayyid being the Mahdi. (as)" There are millions of sayyids in the world. Since the fact that someone is a sayyid does not necessarily mean that he is the Mahdi (as), and everyone who is a sayyid can freely and openly admit the fact. Moreover, Bediuzzaman did not say, "The only thing I lack in this regard is being a sayyid, had I been a sayyid I would have been the Mahdi (as)." On the contrary, he provided lengthy descriptions of all the attributes of the Mahdi (as) and the matchless activities he would engage in, and stated that these had not yet come about in his own day.


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work this week is THE SUCK! can't wait til I'm done at this DUMP! Looking forward to kickball tonight so I can vent a little!


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One of my best memories of a ready-mix plant at Christmastime occurred several years ago. On a cold late November afternoon, I was sitting in my office, making out my list of customers destined to receive the annual "Ambrose Thank You for Your Business Award."
One of the plant managers knocked on the door, so I invited him in. He sat down in the chair across the desk from me and was quiet for a minute. I asked him if anything was wrong, and he replied, "Nope, not really. I just wanted to know who I can give this wish list to."
With that, he handed me a piece of paper with a handwritten list of Christmas wishes. "The plant personnel and myself have been thinking about what to ask for next year," he said. "You don't have to decide today. Just present them to the owners, and let's see what they say."
I thanked him for his interest and suggestions, and laid his list aside to finish what I was working on. After completing my award list and taking a couple of telephone calls, I read through the plant's wishes.
Making Their List
Every year, I had asked the plant managers to come up with a wish list for things they needed to help them do their jobs. Along with their requests for new equipment, trucks, radio equipment, and vending machines, they added two very special requests:
Extra Wish #1: Our closest neighbor is ill and will require using a wheelchair for his recuperation. He needs a ramp from the driveway to his door, as he has five steps to get into his house. Could we donate the materials for the ramp? We have the labor covered.
Extra Wish #2: We are all very thankful for the food baskets we receive from the company every year. But we'd also like to add to this year's list a vendor's employee who delivers materials.
He just found out his wife is seriously sick and needs help. If not, we have a volunteer who will give away his own basket.
Their simple requests reminded me that our business is still personal. It's very easy to forget that it doesn't take a lot to make someone feel good. Many of us have so many responsibilities on a day-to-day basis, that we sometimes don't see the big picture and we overlook what is really important.
We supplied the extra food basket, and on the way to the office the next morning, I stopped by the neighbor's house and talked to him about his needs. After realizing that this was certainly a problem for them, I offered to make the proper arrangements to help them out. With the blessings of our company owners and a little good old-fashioned manual labor in the area of formwork, we provided the ramp they needed.
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For years I've been wanting to visit World of Concrete. This year, my own wish comes true. I'm going to be set up in the Speakers' Corner located on the second level of Central Hall in the Las Vegas Convention Center. I'll be there to meet you and learn some of your own favorite "As The Drum Turn" stories. Read more about this next month.


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- 8 ounces uncooked wide egg noodles
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- Cook noodles according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, melt butter. Stir in the garlic, salt, dill and thyme. Drain noodles and add to butter mixture; toss to coat. Yield: 4 servings.
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By Chris Harris
Abou Diaby won't be dwelling on his injury-hit past as he enjoys his renaissance as a Premier League star.
The France midfielder picked up the man of the match award for a towering display in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Liverpool on Sunday as Arsène Wenger's midfield dominated at Anfield.
Diaby managed just 98 minutes of first-team action last season and has already exceeded that total this term. At 26 he has plenty of time to make his mark - and he insists he never gave up hope during his spell on the sidelines.
"Mentally it was a hard time but I love football," said Diaby. "Football is my passion so it doesn't matter what happened, I need to look forward and that is what I have done in this situation.
"I am really happy to play again. When you play in these type of games [against Liverpool], it is really exciting and you need to be ready. I am really happy and I hope I can keep going in that way.
"The main thing is that I need to get my confidence back so I need to go in for challenges. We did that really well on Sunday."
Diaby reserved a special mention for Wenger, who has stuck by the France international throughout his fitness problems.
"I have to thank the manager because I have had tremendous support from him," said Diaby. "As a player it is really important to have that support and from your team-mates as well. I have to say that during this period, they helped a lot.
"The manager is known for being close to his players and he is always checking to look how they are. I had great support from him. I want to be back enjoying myself because I love football and I want to pay back the club, manager and team-mates as well."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source