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Titre: | Pender YWCA Chinatown Tours Souvenir Booklet, Vancouver |
Date : | Unknown |
Donateur : | Chew, Susan |
Sujet : | Arts, Chinatown, Clubs and Organizations, Cross-cultural Relations, Food |
Province : | British Columbia |
Droits : | YWCA |
Set: | 5 of 5 |
Langue : | ENG |
Chew, Susan
Susan Chew was born in 1927 in Victoria, British Columbia. Growing up on a farm just outside the city, she and her ten siblings helped their parents, Chew Dang and Yee C. Loo Chew, with the family's vegetable garden business. She later moved to New Westminster, British Columbia, where she was a successful business owner. In 1956, Susan made headlines in New Westminster, British Columbia, and across the country when she was denied tenancy in an apartment when American buyers of the building found out that she was Chinese. The community rallied around Susan, so the original owners cancelled the sale of the building. Susan was able to move in without further incident. Over the years, Susan has taken on a number of work, community and entrepreneurial roles: as a Cub Scout leader, journalist, hula dance performer, travel agent and tour guide, model, designer, actress, radio host, boutique owner, public speaker and real estate agent. After spending many years in Toronto, Ontario, she now resides in Vancouver, British Columbia.
This souvenir booklet was distributed at a YWCA-sponsored tour of Vancouver, British Columbia's Chinatown, which took visitors through stores, schools, churches and association halls. The Pender YWCA was established in 1938 by the Vancouver YWCA and members of the community to serve Chinese Canadian girls and women. The tours introduced Chinese culture to Vancouverites, reminded young Chinese Canadians of their heritage, and raised money for the YWCA World Service.

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Brenda Weldon has announced her candidacy for the position of Mayor of Malvern.
"My vision for Malvern," Weldon began, "is everyone working together to clean up our city and to work with downtown merchants to clean up and revitalize Main Street and work with law enforcement to stop drugs and crime in Malvern…"
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On the surface, Huntington's 37-18 victory over the Logan High School football team looked like the Highlanders were able to have their way with the Wildcats on Friday night in the annual LHS homecoming game.
But the final score was not indicative of just the kind of game it was.
The Wildcats trailed just 23-18 with nine minutes left in the game and were a two-point conversion away from making it a three-point differential but could not get a stop as Huntington drove down the field for a touchdown.
Then after a late interception, Huntington got the ball back.
Instead of running out the clock and taking a few knees Huntington left its offense on the field and scored one more time with about a minute to go, widening the final margin unnecessarily.
Thus, Friday night's five-point game turned into a 19-point win as Class AAA No. 10-ranked Logan dropped to 5-2 on the season. Huntington, which lost a 28-27 heartbreaker to Logan last season at home, was able to gain a measure of revenge on the Wildcats as the No. 3-ranked Highlanders improved to 6-1.
All in all, Logan pretty much played toe-to-toe with Huntington and can take some positives away from the game.
This is the same Huntington team whose only loss this season was a 14-13 setback to No. 1 Cabell Midland.
The Wildcats have three games left in the season — next week against Mingo Central in the home finale, Oct. 26 at Hurricane and Nov. 2 at Scott.
Logan is hoping to make it to the Class AAA playoffs for the third straight season. The Cats still have a shot at finishing in the top eight and garnering their second home playoff game in as many years.
"We just didn't play our A-plus game tonight," Logan coach Gary Mullins said after the game. "But we played hard. That's the number three team and we were there but we're not in it for moral victories. We're going to take a lot from this game. We just have got to get ready for next week. We've got to get to six wins. That's the only thing that we are thinking about now. Hopefully we can do the right things and make it back to the playoffs."
Logan senior quarterback Chris Marcum gave the Wildcats a jolt of enthusiasm as he fired a 23-yard touchdown pass to Josh Rein with 9:36 left in the game. The Wildcats then went for two but Marcum's throw to Brynden "Worm" Street was ruled a trap. The controversial call left the score at 23-18 in favor of the Highlanders.
It was a key ruling by the officials. Had it been called a catch Logan would have just been a field goal away from tying it.
Huntington, led by quarterback Mark Shaver, then drove down field at will. After runs of 12, 12 and 22 by Shaver, Huntington had a first-and-10 at the Logan 12-yard line.
Five plays later, the Highlanders were able to widen the score with Paden Christian's 1-yard touchdown plunge with 5:10 left in the game. The extra point kick by Zachary Stevens pushed the lead to 30-18.
Logan still held onto a glimmer of hope as Marcum converted a fourth-and-10 at midfield with a 17-yard pass to Street in the teeth of double coverage.
Marcum, however, was intercepted at the 5 by Charles Crawford, who returned the ball to midfield.
Instead of running down the clock, Huntington chose to try and score one more time.
The Highlanders eventually reached the end zone with Crawford's 1-yard TD run with one minute to go, making it a 37-18 final score.
Mullins praised Marcum, who also fired a 54-yard touchdown bomb to Rein with 6:30 to go until halftime. Logan elected to go for two but the conversion failed, leaving the score at 7-6 in favor of Huntington. Marcum finished the game 12-for-29 passing for 252 yards with two TDs and two interceptions. He also led Logan's rushing attack with 12 carries for 77 yards.
"Early in the game he threw two perfect passes that not that many guys can throw," Mullins said. "We just weren't there offensively but I thought that our offensive line played very well. We ran some good plays but were just not quite good enough. We can't play a B game or a C game and beat Huntington High School. You have to play an A game. If we can play like that and correct the little things we will be fine."
The Highlanders expanded the lead to 14-6 with 1:04 to go until halftime as Shaver ran in from 2 yards out. The PAT was good.
Logan had one last shot before the half as Marcum fired to Street on a pair of 17-yard completions, giving the Cats a first-and-10 at the 24.
Marcum, though, fired an incomplete pass to Brett Musick in the end zone and was picked off by Clark Wilson in the end zone for a touchback with seven seconds left in the half.
Huntington had scored first with Christian's 3-yard TD run at the 7:56 mark of the opening quarter. The extra point kick was good as the Highlanders led 7-0.
Then in the second half, Huntington made it 21-6 with 6:50 to go in the third with Shaver's 1-yard TD plunge.
The Wildcats responded on their next drive, reaching pay dirt with Street's 4-yard TD run on a draw play with 3:36 left in the third quarter. The two-point conversion failed but Logan had pulled to within 21-12. The Street touchdown was set up by a 31-yard completion down the sideline to a lunging Khaleel Reynolds.
"Worm has really been progressing offensively," Coach Mullins said of Street. "He's really starting to become more of a threat for us. We're just proud of him. We played hard tonight."
The Highlanders went three-and-out on their next possession but a 51-yard punt pinned the Cats on their own 9-yard line.
Then on the very next play, Marcum rolled out and was tackled in the end zone for a safety by Huntington's D'Whan Wheeler as HHS made it 23-12 with 1:50 left on the clock.
It just wasn't to be for Logan, which lost for the second time this season.
"They played hard and I'm really proud of them," Mullins said of his team.
Rein finished the game with two catches for 79 yards. Street reeled in five passes for 80 yards. Reynolds had three grabs for 49 yards, while Vernatter had two catches for 40 yards. C.J. Williams had one grab for four yards.
Reynolds added three rushes for 13 yards. Vernatter had two rushes for six yards, while Street ran three times for nine yards.
Brian Craft had a good night as he punted twice for a 48-yard average. One of his punts boomed for 56 yards.
On defense, Teddy Nelson and Thomas Hunter led Logan with 10 and nine tackles respectively. Marcum had eight tackles, while Street and Clayton Marcum had seven stops each.
Vernatter contributed six tackles. Tyler Workman and T.J. Tomblin had five apiece. Preston Hepler had four and Nick Turner three. Brant Williams, Brian Ball, Jacob "The Hammer" Browning and Craft all had one tackle each.
Logan is scheduled to return to action next week at home against the Class AA Mingo Central Miners. Logan beat Mingo Central last season on the road in the first ever meeting between the two schools. The Miners (4-2), ranked No. 10 in the state, were scheduled to host Class A No. 16 Wheeling Central on Saturday night at Mingo Central's James H. "Buck" Harless Stadium in Newtown.
* Morgan Morrison was crowned at halftime as Miss Logan High School 2012 — the Logan homecoming queen. Benji Adkins was named "Mr. Wildcat."
* Logan High School football players wore pink socks on Friday night to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness month. Some wore pink shoes.
The football team is raising money through next Friday night's game with Mingo Central for the American Cancer Society. It was announced at Friday's contest that the team had already raised $1,000. The team is currently selling pink T-shirts with the money going to the charity.
Logan High School's cheerleaders scrapped their normal uniforms at the game, instead wearing the pink shirts.
* Friday night's game against Huntington was reportedly the last contest against the Highlanders at least for the forseeable future as the two-game series has come to an end. Logan is also expected to drop Johnson Central (Ky.), Hurricane and Winfield and will add Nitro, Greenbrier East, University and Point Pleasant in 2013.
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"A product intended to make your clothes clean and bright should not lead to a parent having to call the poison help line because their child is in distress," said CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum. "CPSC has played a leading role in addressing this emerging hazard. We are conducting an investigation, we are educating consumers, and we are urging that changes be made that will reduce incidents and injuries."
"Poison call centers across Australia have received more than 85 calls in the last 18 months relating to exposure to these laundry capsules," said ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard. "The experience in Australia is consistent with an international trend, where most cases have involved a child aged five years or younger."
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He Square Roots, He Scores
John Hollinger went from ESPN blogger to NBA executive. Now his Grizzlies are on a playoff run.
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The Tea Party Canadian
Even before the scandal involving a video of his allegedly smoking crack, Toronto's mayor was the most American-style politician in Canada
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Volume 40 No. 18 Your hometown newspaper Thursday, May 4,2000 © 2000 Press-Republican Newspapers Historical Society Museum gets moving by Cassie Peterson for the Farmside Press The magical history tour is coming to take you away. Although there may be nothing magical about it, county resi¬ dents will soon be able to take a step back in time via a traveling exhibit from the McHenry County Historical Society. The Historical Society recently purchased a school bus from Marengo High School to house the planned exhibit. Over the next year, volunteers will be working to refurbish the bus and prepare its first exhibit, a retrospective of McHenry County throughout the 20th century. ^Beginning next spring, coun¬ ty residents will be able to view the exhibit at locations through¬ out the county, including town festivals and even at their workplaces. Museum administrator Nancy Fike conceived the idea of a traveling exhibit about two years ago. She said, "The con¬ cept harks back to the days when the book mobile showed up in town." According to Fike, people often have difficulty adding even one more stop to their busy schedules. Although many children have been to the museum on class trips, much of the population is missing out on all that the museum has to offer. "We decided that we could be more of a presence in the community if we could bring the museum to the community," said Fike. Fike stressed that the role of the Historical Society is to reach out to people and raise their awareness of history all around them. She said, "If the only place you can see your own history is in a museum building, then we have failed." The bus project was made possible by a $5000 donation from Jim and Laurie Tonyan, owners of Tonyan Bros., Inc.—a trucking and gravel mining business located in McHenry. The Tonyan family has lived in McHenry County since the late 1800s. The Tonyans have long been supporters of the museum. "I've always felt quite strongly about the museum," said Jim Tonyan. He added that, with the rapid growth the county is currently experiencing, pre- Museum hours The McHenry County Historical Museum opened May 2 for this year's season. It is locat¬ ed at 6422 Main Street, Union. Admission rates a re: members free; adults $3; seniors and children $2; families $8. For more information, call (815) 923-2267. serving the past has never been more important. Tonyan noted that the traveling exhibit will be a great tool for bringing his¬ tory to the people. He added, "I think it'll have a positive effect on the museum." Part of the Tonyans' contri¬ bution, $1500, paid for the pur¬ chase of the bus, and the remainder will be used to cover renovation costs. However, before the exhibit can become a reality, the museum needs spon¬ sors to underwrite the opera¬ tional expenses, such as insur¬ ance and fuel. Volunteers are being sought to help with the renovation process, as well. "These .things only work if the community gets behind them," said Fike. Although much work remains to be done, Fike anticipates that the bus will begin traveling the county by next spring. "Hopefully," she said, "It'll be a heck of a lot of fun." Hobos invade Himtley Church variety show entertains for its 30th year By Tracey Schwartz For the Farmside-Press The "Hobos" of the First Congregational Church per¬ formed another lively rendition of their annual dinner and musi¬ cal variety show last weekend at the church in Huntley. After serving up beef stew and the fixin's to their audience, 16 children, ages eight to 15 sang, danced and joked their way through a fictional tour of Disneyland on Friday and Saturday nights. Directors Amanda Brettman and Hazel Carlock, both 14, led the young actors and the audi¬ ence through places like "Workland" where they sang " Whistle While You Work: and "Underwearland" where they sang "Bare Necessities" while waving boxers in the air. Hobo Dan Regan quipped, "Let's be brief!" The Hobos didn't forget the schmaltz with the lovely voice of Hobo Jessica Runge, 10, who sang "Candle on the Water." The Hobo's big finale was of course, their theme song, "Beef Stew." A stop at "Door Prize Land" at intermission included more than 30 prizes donated by local busi¬ nesses that were awarded to members of the audience each night. In honor of Arbor Day on Friday, Gro Horticulture Enterprises donated a two-inch shade tree to be dug, delivered, and planted. It was won by Tory Ream. Taylor Stump and Tree gave away 10 white pine seedlings on both nights. Everyone in the audience received a goodie bag of pens, magnets and gadgets from local businesses. Although the Hobo Show has been a tradition in the church for more than 30 years, this was Brettman and Carlock's first year directing. Both veterans of previ¬ ous Hobo Shows, the girls wrote the script and organized the cast. Carlock said they were happy the show had all live accompani¬ ments, no prerecorded music. For the Farmside-Press by Jim Schwartz High school students who are members of the First Congregation Church of Huntley perform last weekend in the church's annual hobo show. The children began practicing in late March with Sandy Zippe who has been thejshow's music direc¬ tor for three years. Zippe, an ele¬ mentary music teacher and choir director in Woodstock, said, "I love working with the kids. They keep me young." The cast of Hobos included Brettman, Carlock, Nina Clark, Justine DeAlmeida, Katelyn DeAlmeida, Ryan Erickson, Courtney Evans, Destiny Hedgepath, Beth Hollister, Christina McBride, Abby Parisek, Danny Regan, Molly Regan, Brandon Rickard, Jessica Runge, Courtney Wilkerson, Dayna Wilkerson and Brandon Wilkerson. Crew leaders were Nancy Storms, kitchen chairperson; Penny Wilkerson, publicity; Greg Wilkerson, stage setup and sound and lights; Laurie Runge and Penny Wilkerson, door prizes and goodie bags; and Delores Evans, tickets.
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London, Sep.17 (ANI): World Number three Andy Murray is of the view that winning a Grand Slam title in the present day and age is far more tougher than it was before, given the kind of talent on show in the tennis circuit.
He said that when players are competing against the likes of Roger Federer, Raphael Nadal and now Juan Martin Del Potro, winning a title was not easy.
"It's really, really tough to win the slams now so Del Potro's effort was pretty good. There's no question that Roger (Federer) and Rafa (Nadal) are two of the best ever. Roger's people say he's the best of all time; that's not really up for debate. And Rafa, providing he stays healthy, I'd expect to get to double figures on slam wins," The Telegraph quoted Murray, as saying.
"That's better than any two rivals have managed together and then behind them the standard is very high. There are guys like (Andy) Roddick who's only managed to win one slam right at the start of that career and he's a great player," he added.
Murray, who exited from the US Open in the fourth-round, also said that he wanted to take his mind off his disappointment and move on.
For the moment, he is only concerned about defeating a couple of Polish journeymen to provide Britain with the platform for a victory which would ensure they do not get demoted to the Davis Cup's third tier for the first time in 13 years. (ANI)


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Those Romans were around for quite a long time. They also used this notation:
ten million = X with two horizontal bars over it.
X = 10 and each horizontal bar indicates multiplication by 1000: 10 x 1000 x 1000 = 10,000,000 (ten million)
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Just an update on einstein@home.
We have recently surpassed 111,700,000 points. This last September was our highest point production on record with around 6 million points for the month. At the present rate October output is set to surpass September by a significant margin. We are getting some great production in this project.
There are several teams we are catching up with. We should catch one team in a few weeks and two more in just over a month and another in about a month and a half at this present rate. There is also one team catching up on us though. We would have to really kick it in gear, nearly doubling our output, to out pace them.
I've got a 20-25k/day system I need to get going on this if I can get it fixed.
Good work team!
That is awesome news Steve! Einstein@Home is one mega-project and ideal for GPUs. I wish I had a 20-25k/day system.
But anyway, glad to see you on the forum buddy. How is life treating you these days?
http://neogen.amdusers.com/contest2008/stats.png (snapshot)
Just trying to scratch out a living like everyone else. For another $1,000 I could fill up the other half of my big Linux cruncher system and get about 70k/day out of the box, but money is very tight now days. You know, Ubuntu is OK I suppose and a little faster in Einstein, but I miss a GUI. Linux reminds me of the old DOS days and I find that as I get older I'm less interested in bothering with all the hoops you have to jump through to get a distro up and running.
Still haven't got my main 4-core user system going yet. Perhaps I'll work on it again this weekend. If I can get it up and running it should be good for another 25k/day or so in Einstein. We've lost about 50k or more per day in Einstein production over the last few days. I can't make up for all of that, but perhaps I can help a bit more. It's been getting cooler lately so it's time to get all of my heaters (crunching systems - one in each room) up and running again. Local electricity is about 6.9 cents per kWH, so using crunching systems to both do research and heat rooms at the same time is kind of handy.
My youngest son is getting married next month. Any extra I have is going into that event. I got tired of wrapping all the pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters I've saved over the years to help pay for the wedding, so I came here to poke around.
Hi Steve,
Linux has a GUI Boinc client, used it myself on Fedora.
I'll see how high my Einstein score is next weeks using a bunch of low end and mid range GPUs/APUs, but 70k a day might be possible
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Sicituradastra just passed us today, and SETI@Netherlands is stepping up their effort.
Other teams have stepped up as well.
And I just blew a HD 6670, d#$%%&d. But under guarantee, so I could exchange it for a card of the same price (they had no HD 6670 anymore)
So now I have an extra Einstein card in the form of a 2Gb GT 630. As it will not run WCG for an unknown reason (a GT 440 will and is the same card essentially),
it will soon be transferred into the wife's PC, because hers is slowed down by GPU WCG WUs running on her GT 430.
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AMD Users is at 124,139,127 credits today, we passed LIGO@LLO on the 11th of November (Pocky Day),
SETI@Netherlands is still behind us (even behind LIGO@LLO), and now we're in pursuit of OcUK - Overclockers UK, a tough cookie to crack though.
EDIT: My credit for Einstein is actually far better than showing, and I have an unholy queue of pending results.


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The Battlefleet Gothic mod is now compatible with Entrenchment 1.041 as of 1/17/10, and has a new version (1.30) out as of 1/17/10
This mod contains the Imperial navy in a fully modelled state, and Chaos, the Tau and the Orks in a proxied state.
-A research tree (unlocks, colonization, fleet supply, cap ship crews and long range jumps are quite literally all that's there (well, there's a missile tech, but it doesn't do much, and you WILL be able to get late game ships early)
-GUI elements. some 2D icons aren't done yet, and the ones we have are a bit odd. They will be fixed eventually.
Things that we know about (IE we know about it and it's odd, but it's either a design decision which will be explained or something not implemented):
-Counter description text. It's wildly off and somewhat arbitrary, but the ship descriptions are pretty good and should give the player a decent idea of what to expect, and I'll write more on them on our forum (link here).
-Shield Mitigation. It's gone, but it says it's at 15%. Trust me, it's gone.
-The Emperor Battleship. As a compromise on its heavy dorsal armament that can be fired to either broadside, we made it have the strength of the dorsals and a broadside point forward, and slightly stronger broadsides. We think it works pretty well, but please tell us what you think.
-Chaos ships and tau ships in the Additional Races Compendium are odd. The chaos prow weapons are locked to fire left, so they can broadside well to one side without turning into brawlers and tau weapons are locked forwards so they can concentrate fire, but they lost their ability to fire at half strenth to the sides because multi-arc weapons are impossible in sins as far as I know.
-No stock sins races. GW wouldn't let us include them, and they have a very different gameplay mechanic anyway, and need a very different setup for damage types, much to my chagrin, seeing as I want to know how it'd end up .
Okay, now that that's out of the way, we can get to the fun stuff. The ships are working great. If you know the tabletop game you'll know the key things that I need to tell everybody else so they understand the game.
-Ships turn and fire SLOWLY. You need to think ahead, and you can fit in a lot of micro if you know what you're doing. This is intentional.
-Shields recharge VERY VERY VERY VERY FAST. This is a legacy of it being a tabletop game where focusing fire is a big achievement. Shields will fully recharge in the time it takes for you to fire a second salvo of your weapons. Firepower supremacy is big here, and so is using your weapons to their utmost. However, hulls repair rather slowly, so protect them.
-Ships will go up like popcorn, even caps if your fleets get big enough. A fully experienced cap has quite a bit of damage absorbing ability, but it isn't even close to invincible. They're about twice as valuable as a cruiser, and if you're careful, can absorb 3 times as much damage easily. It's a great bargain, but they will die, don't get attached to them.
-Oh right, cruisers. There are cruisers in this game, and frigates are now fragile scouts and flankers. Frigates are cheap, expendable, and surprisingly dangerous in numbers. Cruisers are a lot bigger, much tougher, and carry a good bit more firepower, but a really big price tag. Battleships come in on top, and are really durable, and host a lot of long ranged firepower.
-The weapons are different too. Weapons batteries and Lances are your basic weapons. Lances are focused beams of energy that do best against escorts (accuracy) and armored ships (penetration power, but with just the imperials that isn't that big an issue). Weapons batteries are massed guns that do best against battleships because they can actually be expected to hit a lot. They aren't that different, and the range and strength of the guns means more than their type. Torpedoes are great. They punch through shields 100% of the time, but tend to drop off against bigger targets, which boast the point defense turrets to shoot most of them down. They make great escort killers, and are your best weapon in smaller fights.
-Attack Craft (fighters and bombers) are also very different, they come in squadrons abstracted to one ship, and are much more fragile. They're also much more dangerous. They, like torpedoes pierce shields and can do a lot of damage, especially against smaller ships (including cruisers, battleships are nasty to them though). However, every ship has turrets that can kill them, but if they stagger their waves, they can hit home very hard. They also replenish quite fast until their parent ship runs out of antimatter, so they're really quite good. Fighters are quite capable at interception duties, if you have more fighters than the enemy, your bombers will be able to strike enemy ships while your ships are safe from enemies.
Please note!
-Planet capturing is quite different from in standard sins. The transport is your one stop shop for planetary warfare and colonization. They land troops instead of bombarding. The whole idea is a little bitcomplicated, and I encourage anybody who's interested to read the thread I'll post on our forum shortly. The short version is that you build transports, use their bombardment ability to pound your enemies into dust, and then return them to the munitorum depots (they have the advent antimatter recharger icon for now, shouldn't be hard to find on the screen) to refill. It should especially suit the Imperium's style of defend and counterattack.
Now that you know the basics of the game, you can download the mod here:
DOWNLOAD (7ZIP, 109 MB) (This should work properly but I've been having lots of problems with it, if not, please tell me so I can remove the link while I fix it. )
7zip or winrar both can open 7zip files, and both are available for free, and much smaller than 50 MB.
And please visit our forum at Modcraft if you want to learn more about the mod and what to expect, volunteer or give detailed feedback:
Dev Journals: These guides will help you know what to expect in the future and understand the current state of the gameplay.
Dev Journal 1: Ships of the Imperium It explains all the imperial ships and their fleet's way of fighting. Should be useful.
Dev Journal 2: Fleet tactics of the Imperium It focuses on the use of the Imperial ships in a fleet. Definitely good food for thought, may apply more to tabletop than the mod, I need to test the theories some before I fully endorse them.
Gratuitous screenies:
Gothic class cruisers pummeling a Dictator class cruiser with lances and torpedoes
Retribution class battleship firing its prow lances and torpedoes at an enemy cruiser.
Finally, the trailer for the Imperium (thanks again, Thrawn!)
Thank you xthetenth I'll see what i can do, it may be a long time to do anything cause my computer is way out of date, and just barely get by playing sins 1.0. But once I get my up to date gaming computer (1-2 months), I will help where I can in this GRAND and AWESOME mod.
The emperor protects
Good to hear, any help is welcome.
How are you going to implement the Tau escorts who doesn't have warp capabilities? like the warden and orca.
also i found a fan suplement for tau on http://warseer.com/, called "Project Distant Darkness". i don't know if you can use it for anything but as were said "knowledge is power" but only in the right hands.
Yeah kiernyc was talking to me about that. In all actuallity, all Tau ships don't have warp capabilities.
as i understand it it is some sort of revers engineered warp drive system they are using, but that they can't enter the warp completly.
"The best the Tau could do was make a partial transition, forcing themselves into the void that separated Warpspace and real space before they were hurled out again like a ball held under water then released." (tau pdf from GW's webside (it a bit flawed tough watercast scientists )) EDIT: aren't they called etherdrives?
"The best the Tau could do was make a partial transition, forcing themselves into the void that separated Warpspace and real space before they were hurled out again like a ball held under water then released." (tau pdf from GW's webside (it a bit flawed tough watercast scientists ))
EDIT: aren't they called etherdrives?
No idea as of now, an ability on the ships might work. Give the ships the ability to spawn the orcas for cost (added in 1.1), and give the orcas the ability to dock and restore the % of hp they have left. Should work okay, but I'm not sure.
I might have found another bug
The Lunar cruiser seems to have a torpedo range that is greater then it's lance and WB range.So when i click attack it moves into torpedo range and then turn the broadside against the target, ending with the torpedoes poimtimg the wrong way and there for not fire, while the lance og WB haven't the range to hit, and here will it stay, doing nothing.
Where did you say you put the commisars? seems like the crews need a kind helping hand to overcome their fear and do the Emporers bidding.
Hmm, that'd be on sins probably for the scripting, I don't think I can change that, but until we can see about making torps an ability, I'll make them have the same range in the next version.
Yay I finally have power back .... rawrz ice storms!! Was thinking the same about making orcas kind of the squadrons attached to capital ships, could work well!
EDIT : Well techinically had it back a few hours ago but I didn't have internet -.-
Great Tau, he needs to move to a better climate.
Yes he does, but you must admit it's better than warp storms.
Isn't anything better than warp storms?
What happens to eldar who die... oh, that involves warp storms...
Being on a planet taken over by cultists... oh, that involves warp storms...
A black crusade... oh, that involves warp storms...
Yep, anything is now officially better than warp storms.
This demo is great. Enjoying it greatly.
CAnnot wait to see the ships textured and other races added with all of the flavour that brings.
Glad to hear it, first up is going to be nova cannons for the ships that need it (looking for an effect, would it throw you all off too much if I used a capital ship's death effect?) and planets (mostly for random maps, but I'll include fluffier versions of the stock planets with a bit more visual variety (I'll mix in the sins plus textures))
Surviving an imperial extermination plan and evolving into a higly advanced civilization... warp storms
A chance to win the favor of ones god... warp storms
great hunting grounds... warp storms
seems like even warp storms are good for something
makes you cookies...warp storms
You have to see this. Go to ebay.com type in 3d studio max in the search and look at the (3D GRAPHICS/GAME DESIGN/ANIMATION Max SOFTWARE Studio). It sounds to good to be true.
Praise the Emporer
don't think it's 3d max, so you're probably right.
I'm sure it's not 3d max but it could be used can it. Can your Battlefleet gothic mod work on sins 1.0 or it only works on 1.1. Something I'm curious about What happened to that other mod called Gothic commander by kenetor, It looked promising but then everything stoped.
Only works on 1.1, 1.1 added some new data fields. The thing that might be a problem with that software is that it may or may not be able to open the right stuff, and if you're messing with potentially crippled software, you might as well get a demo of something that's a known quantity.
what you could do is give it a pasive ability that slows the phase speed by 500% or somthing.(to simulate STL drives) this makes it the that they can still make intersteler trave but it takes some time
The thing about it is that we want to make orcas carryable by tau caps, it's a really tricky effext to do right, because they shouldn't be able to jump. Like only a ton of chainable effects could make it work, and it'll be really annoying.
You aren't planning on making Orcas AC? That's the closest thing I can think of to "carryable".
Yeah, that's one problem and the other is that the ships that carry them have orcas and AC, so we can't really do that.


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With Bed Bugs on the rise and statistics showing that more and more people are getting them, it is important to know that everyone has a chance of sleeping with Bed Bugs. From the most expensive hotel to the cheapest hotel, Bed Bugs can be anywhere. However by just being aware of the likelihood and doing visual inspections you can dramatically decrease your changes of taking them home.
Here are some tips to help keep them away while traveling:
1: A Simple research of your hotel to see if there have been any reports of it having Bed Bugs is a great first step: You can search thebedbugregistry.com
2: Become familiar with what a Bed Bug looks like and the markings/stains they leave. Research what a Bed Bug bite looks like and the reaction people have to them. Many people are surprised to find that Bed Bug bites often resemble a mosquito bite. (A simple Google search will give you more images than you would want to see). Bed Bugs are called hitchhikers for a reason and can show up at any time and bite anyone.
Once you go in your hotel room. Place your luggage on the luggage rack, if they have one. If not, you can place your luggage in the bathtub until you finish your visual inspection of the room.
Check the mattress, headboard, frame and pictures. You should even check couches, dresser drawers, and curtains. Bed Bugs can hide almost anywhere.
3: If you discover BedBugs in your room, immediately ask to be transferred and make sure you inform them about the Bed Bug problem. The only way we are going to combat the spread is to make sure everyone knows about them.
4: Traveling with Bed Bugs approved zip bags. Hefty makes some really inexpensive ones.
5: Carrying an all natural Bed Bug spray like All Natural EucoClean and spraying your hotel mattress can also help calm your nightmares. This is great product as not only will it eliminate Bed Bugs but all other sorts of small insects and bugs. Since it is all Natural it has a great eucalyptus smell to it as well.
This is where knowledge is KEY! The EPA has stated being proactive and using an environmentally friendly regime is showing to be the most effective way to avoid and prevent bed bugs. Once you arrive home, inspect all your luggage and wash all your clothing even if you don't wear them. Then vacuum your luggage prior to putting it away.
Traveling should be a great experience and everyone should do it. Just know that Bed Bugs are out there and people are bringing them home. Follow these simple steps and you will not be one of them.
This post was generously written by the folks at EucoClean, makers of an enviro-friendly, multi-purpose cleaning product that can be used as a defense against Bed Bugs.


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Don't Like Obamacare? Do Something About It
Addressing the Racine Tea Party at a forum on health care, Rep. Paul Ryan, State Rep. Robin Vos and State Sen. Leah Vukmir told the crowd in Racine County on Sunday it's time for them to take action if they want to see the Affordable Care Act repealed.
Expressing their disdain for the Affordable Health Care Act, Rep. Paul Ryan and other state Republicans Sunday evangelized their anti-Obamacare message and asked the Racine Tea Party faithful to go out and spread the message that it isn't working. One by one, notable Republicans got up in front of the roughly 300 people gathered at the Racine Tea Party Healthcare Forum at South Hills Country Club in Caledonia. In turn, they each dissected the health-care law and said how the American people made a decision in November they may come to regret. Headlining speaker Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, called the law "fundamentally flawed" in its conception and implementation, and said it is doomed to fail. "Obamacare is too overarching and it runs …
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Along Block Island's southernmost tip is a series of spectacular multi-colored clay cliffs known as Mohegan Bluffs. Climb up a path (about 200ft elevation) and gaze out over the Atlantic. Wooden stairs descend to Mohegan Bluffs beach, secluded but pe..
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This 1913 skyscraper, the tallest in the world for 17 years, has been called a cathedral to commerce and it's no wonder. Standing 792 feet and one inch in height, the tower is ornamented with the gargoyles, flying buttresses and finials you're more l..
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Architecture, castles and historic districts
10th Ave USA - New York 10011
Chelsea's many excellent art galleries occupy both street-level storefronts and upper-level lofts in the heart of the neighborhood. Act like a New Yorker and enjoy a leisurely wander, drifting in and out of the spaces that catch your eye.
6 Florida Reef Tract
Nature and gardens
1201 White St USA - Key West
The coral reef that lies off Key Largo forms part of the Florida Reef tract, the largest living coral reef system in North American waters and the third-largest barrier reef in the world. It protects almost 200 miles of coastline, descending to depth..
7 Kancamagus Highway
Nature and gardens
Rte. 112 USA - Conway
This route through the White Mountains National Forest is one of the most spectacular drives in New England during the foliage season when the maple and birch trees take on their fall colors. Rest areas along the way invite visitors to relax by the c..
8 Governor's Palace
Architecture, castles and historic districts
USA - Williamsburg 23187
The Governor's Palace, built in 1722, was the most impressive building of its era in the colonies. Elegant woodwork and period furnishings grace this elaborate reconstruction; there's an incomparable ornamental display of 18C firearms in the entrance..
9 Maid of the Mist Boat Tour
Nature and gardens
Prospect Point USA - Niagara Falls 14303
Launched in 1846, the first Maid of the Mist was a woode-hulled, coal-fired steamboat. Today four all-steel, diesel-powered boasts chug from Niagrara Falls State Park at the base of Prospect Point past American and Bridal Veil falls to bob at the tum..
10 Main Street
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Main St. USA - Nantucket
Shaded by venerable elms, paved with cobblestones and lined with captains' homes and shops, Main Street has preserved its colonial atmosphere despite the upscale boutiques and galleries that fill the storefronts.
11 Grand Central Terminal
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Park Ave. & 42nd St. USA - New York NY 10017
Often referred to as the "gateway to the nation,", this world-famous railroad terminal is a masterpiece of urban architecture. Today, more than 150,000 commuters a day pass through the terminal, which is a veritable city within a city. The ..
12 Kentucky Horse Park
Nature and gardens
4089 Iron Works Pkwy USA - Lexington KY 40511
Transformed in the 1970s as tourist attraction and showcase for Kentucky's equine heritage, this 1,200-acre working horse farm celebrates the state's best-loved ahimal. Don't miss the excellent introductory movie, Thou Shalt Fly Without Wings, or the..
13 Henry Ford Museum
Museums and art
20900 Oakwood Blvd USA - Dearborn MI 48124
Fronted by a replica of Philadelphia's Independence Hall, the museum resembles a colossal (12-acre) automobile factory within and presents a veritable treasure trove of Americana. The museum's most popular exhibit, 100 Years of the Automobile in Amer..
14 Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
Architecture, castles and historic districts
S. Castillo Dr. at Orange St. USA - Saint Augustine FL 32084
Defender of St. Augustine since the beginning of the 18C, the coquina-walled Castillo withstood every enemy attack that beset it and today ranks among the best-preserved examples of Spanish Colonial fortifications in the New World.
15 Field Museum of Natural History
Museums and art
1400 S. Lake Shore Dr. USA - Chicago IL 60605
This world-class natural history institution occupies a suitably grand place at the south end of Grant Park. Nine acres of exhibit halls and over 20 million artifacts occupy the vast Neoclassical edifice where collections, exhibits and public program..
16 Cloud Gate at Millennium Park
Architecture, castles and historic districts
USA - Chicago 60602
Affectionately called the Bean, the gate (by sculptor Anish Kapoor) will draw you like a moth to flame. The gleaming "kidney bean" of stainless steel creates fantastic reflections of the city skyline and the crowds. Step under it for an eff..
17 The Loop
Architecture, castles and historic districts
USA - Chicago 60606
Looming large along the lakefront, Chicago's busy Loop and its environs have been fertile grounds for architectural innovation since the fire in 1871. Named for the elevated tracks that girdle them, these blocks bustle with workday energy as Chicagoa..
18 Central Park
Nature and gardens
USA - New York NY 10022
Manhattan's beloved backyard, this 843-acre haven of greenery, light and air draws millions each year, residents and visitors alike. Siutated in the island's geographical center, Central Park measures 2.5mi long by half a mile wide, and is delightful..
19 Jefferson Memorial
Architecture, castles and historic districts
South bank of Tidal Basin USA - Washington DC 20024
In a peaceful shaded spot on the south shore of the Tidal Basin, the nation's third president is commemorated with a 20C adaptation of the ancient Roman Pantheon. Inscribed on its marble walls are Jefferson's own writings concerning the role of gover..
20 Frick Collection
Museums and art
1 E. 70th St. USA - New York NY 10021
One of the world's most distinguished small museums, the Frick offers a unique opportunity to view an exceptional trove of Old Masters paintings, furnishings and decorative arts in the luxurious confines of a sumptuous mansion. Pittsburgh steel and r..


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Jesus the Artist
Speaking in parables is indeed similar to an artist's craft. They create impressions, whole new worlds of meaning intended to turn old worlds on their heads.
"Come and See": A Christ-centered Invitation for Science
Classical Christian orthodoxy as expressed in the Creeds begins at the beginning: nature owes its existence to and is sustained by Jesus Christ. One implication is that the best way of finding out about nature is to look at nature.
How Do We Know the Earth is Old? (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the tools scientists use to determine the age of the Earth. The graphic, titled "How Do We Know the Earth is Old?", uses data compiled and summarized by geology professor Dr. Gregg Davidson.
Series: A Quest for God
In this five part series, two young men, Josh and Aron, engage each other through e-mail letters. Their conversation oscillates between the seemingly suspicious elements of God and the gospel (raised by Josh) as well as responses that offer meaningful insight into these questions (answered by Aron). Ideas such as prayer, judgment, and the concealed nature of God are among the many points in this truth-seeking exchange.
Series: The Collapsing Universe in the Bible
This series written by Brian Godawa delves into eschatological passages with "de-creation language." He argues that these passages do not foretell literal geophysical events to come, but, put into the context of the Old Testament thinking, actually describe the dethroning of worldly powers and the establishing of God's kingdom on Earth. This, according to Godawa, happened when Jesus Christ came in the flesh.
God's Use of Time
I find that when many Christians think about the way God created our universe, they often bring a static expectation similar to what we bring to an ordinary statue. It's as if we assume the physical realm were merely a rigid three-dimensional sculpture, immovable with time.
When Appearances Are Deceiving
"That just doesn't sound right." Ever since I was a kid, that was my gut reaction to those well-meaning people in my church and school who told me that despite what many in the sciences were saying, the earth and the entire universe were actually of relatively recent manufacture.
Reconciliation of a World Gone Wrong
Our estrangement from God began when early humans disobeyed God's will and took a path leading away from God. Genes and culture contribute to a sinful world in which all people are born and nurtured, and our impact on our environment distorts the terrestrial creation.
The Creator is the Redeemer
Central to all of this is the resurrection of Jesus. Rising from the dead is the true beginning of this new mode of existence in which believers—right here and now—take part. Believing in Jesus means you are benefiting from Jesus' resurrection already now in the new life you experience by the power of the Spirit.
Series: The Biblical Premise of Uniformitarianism
In this three part series, geologist Stephen Moshier critiques John MacArthur's articles on uniformitarianism, while offering an alternative perspective on the principle. He exposes faulty conceptions about and misleading definitions of uniformitarianism. Gregory Bennett further defends the idea of an old earth as Biblical and focuses on the unchanging nature of God. He also discusses the Scriptural doctrines of creation and God's providence.
Evidences for Evolution, Part 1: An Ancient Earth
The only conclusions in science which are widely accepted are those which are supported by multiple, reinforcing lines of evidence – "all roads must lead to Rome". If there is even one scientific trajectory that seems to clearly lead off to Peoria instead of Rome, the scientific process demands that the scientist find out why.
Motivated Belief: John Polkinghorne on the Resurrection, Part 3
The real problem of belief in miracle is properly a theological issue, not a scientific one, since claims of unique historical occurrences lie outside science's competence to adjudicate. All it can do is reinforce the commonsense recognition that something like a resurrection does not usually happen. The real challenge to belief in miracle lies elsewhere.
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
Navigating the Crises
In this video, Brian McLaren discusses the idea of surrogate arguments, in which a debate over one thing is really a means for arguing something completely different. According to McClaren, the argument over the age of the earth is one such argument.
You Are the Sun
As a scientist, I find this song particularly compelling because not only is the science on which the song draws completely accurate, but the scientific understanding of the nature of the physical sun and moon is critical to how Groves plays out the metaphor.
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
Looking at the Collapsing Universe in the Bible
The language of a collapsing universe is related to the end of the old covenant and the coming of the new covenant as God's "new world order."
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
Series: It's an Old World After All
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
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ANR specialist on USDA jobs panel
UC ANR specialist Dave Campbell, the director of the UC California Communities Program, will take part in the USDA's video forum about rural unemployment tomorrow, which will be broadcast at 19 USDA sites around California, according to the Central Valley Business Times. Curiously, the Times publicized the video forum, but it is not open to the public.
Input from a series of nearly 40 local jobs forums (that were open to the public) held across California this week will be summarized for a final report at the video conference. The local jobs forums, listed here, end today.
"By concluding with a statewide videoconference, we hope to concentrate the focus on the best ideas to retain and create rural jobs, and share them with the Administration," Glenda Humiston, state director of USDA Rural Development, was quoted in the story. "Jobs agencies and public officials can lay the groundwork for economic growth, but the best ideas for continued growth and job creation often come from the community."
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Boys basketball: Hebron opens playoffs riding win streak, soccer teams continue
By Justin Thomas, firstname.lastname@example.com
Perhaps the hottest team in the state of Texas got its Class 5A playoff run under way Tuesday when the District 5-5A champion Hebron Hawks opened in the bi-district round against Euless Trinity.
Hebron was coming off a perfect run through district play and hasn't lost since dropping consecutive contests to DeSoto and Richardson Berkner (both state-ranked as well) Nov. 16 at the Pasadena Texas Invitational.
Since then, the Hawks have rattled off 30 consecutive victories and have risen to the No. 2 in the state according to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.
Ridge Shipley led the way with 14 points, while Jeff Hicks had 10. Overall, 10 players scored for the Hawks.
The last two LISD teams to finish the district regular season unbeaten went on to win state titles (Marcus in 2011-12).
Girls soccer: Lady Hawks crank up defense
Hebron's girls soccer team bounced back from its district-opening loss against nationally-ranked Coppell by notching a pair of shutouts during the past week.
The Lady Hawks (ranked No. 21 in the nation by the Elite Soccer Report) pulled to .500 by getting past Denton Ryan, 2-0, before blanking Flower Mound on the road Friday, 3-0.
Stefani Doyle, Ellen Starnes and Chelsee Washington found the back of the net against the Lady Jaguars, while Washington and Evan Pipkin did the damage in the victory over the Lady Raiders.
More state-ranked opponents are on the docket next week when Hebron travels to face Marcus.
Boys soccer: Hawks top Jags
Connor Driscoll, Paul Luna and Armando Perez each netted goals Friday as Hebron's boys soccer team earned its first District 5-5A soccer win with a 3-1 margin over Flower Mound.
The Hawks were coming off a 2-2 draw last Tuesday against Denton Ryan and continued Tuesday at Lewisville (results not available as of press time).
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Andrew WK in NYC in April (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
As mentioned, Riot Fest Chicago 2012 goes down from September 14-16 in Humboldt Park, and now also at Congress Theater, who will host the opening night. Joining the initial lineup of Iggy & the Stooges, Elvis Costello, Descendents, Gogol Bordello, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Gaslight Anthem, The Promise Ring, Screaming Females, Built to Spill, and more is a second wave of artists including Andrew W.K. (full band), Hot Water Music, Minus the Bear, The Adicts, Henry Clay People, The Adicts, Pegboy, Imagine Dragons, Dead Sara, Fireworks, The Infected, Neon Trees, and still more to come.
Day-by-day lineups have now also been revealed which you can check out below. Multi-day passes are almost all sold out, but a few options are still available, and single day tickets go on sale today at 10 AM.
Riot Fest Chicago 2012 is set to take place in Humboldt Park from September 14-16.
They've just announced their initial lineup of Rise Against, Iggy & the Stooges, The Offspring, Elvis Costello, A Day To Remember, Coheed and Cambria, Gogol Bordello, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, NOFX, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Gaslight Anthem, Alkaline Trio, Slapstick, Awolnation, The Promise Ring, Chiodos, GWAR, August Burns Red, Frank Turner, Built To Spill, Reverend Horton Heat, Fishbone, No Bunny, A Wilhelm Scream, Screaming Females, Teenage Bottlerocket, Off With Their Heads, Sister Crayon, Deals Gone Bad, White Mystery, Larry and His Flask, The Story So Far, and Japanther. Two and three-day passes are on sale NOW.
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SYRACUSE -- A Syracuse man, and recent Lemoyne graduate is $1 million dollars richer. Ian Hennessey, 24, is Onondaga County's newest millionaire.
The New York Lottery, and Gretchen Dizer, came to town to present Hennessey with a life-size check for $1,000,000, and a replica of his winning Cashword ticket.
Hennessey was with his dad when he bought that lucky crossword-themed game, in his hometown -- at Frank's West End Market in Gloversville, N.Y. .
To win $1,000,000 on the Cashword game, you need to scratch off ten full words.
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"It's just great, I mean, there's really nothing else to describe it. Just, you know it feels good, and I'm thankful," he smiles.
After required taxes, Hennessey will receive a net check totaling $661,800.
He will put some of that toward paying off student loans, and some will go toward an exciting new purchase -- he recently bought a new house with his girlfriend.
Hennessey does not plan to make any major lifestyle changes. He will continue to work as a car salesman.
Before this winning ticket, the most money Hennessey won was $100.00 on a scratch-off.
Hennessey is Onondaga County's second millionaire this year. The first, Samlane Lathavong, from Liverpool, raked in $1,000,000 on a winning May 26 Powerball ticket.


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EndNote at UCR
EndNote bibliographic software is used to store and manage references, and to insert them into Word documents.
It is available for purchase at the campus store, Or available discounted from the UC Webstore
Getting Started with EndNote
- Entering Records into Your EndNote Library
- Sorting and Searching within an EndNote Library
- Using EndNote with Microsoft Word
- Getting references into Endnote from UCR Resources
Online tutorials:
- Introduction to EndNote X (University of Queensland, Australia)
- EndNote Basics (Tutorials from the EndNote Website)
EndNote Web is a web-based service designed to help students and researchers organize and format reference lists in a variety of publishing styles. It is free to all UCR students, faculty and staff because of the library's subscription to Web of Knowledge. EndNote Web is now available in a mobile version, once you have signed up in the full-version.
Compared to EndNote software, EndNote Web does have limitations in terms of editing reference import filters, customizing views & displays, citing tables, working offline, etc. Faculty and graduate students are encouraged to use EndNote software. Please review the comparison between the two products for details.References can be transferred between EndNote Web and EndNote. See the instructions for more information.
- Creating an EndNote Web Account
- EndNote Web (slide tutorial)
- EndNote Web Basics(tutorials from official EndNote Web website)
The UCR Libraries offer workshops on EndNote Basics periodically. Please check http://library.ucr.edu/workshops/index.php for workshop schedule.
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Anyone who's ever been out on a bike path or trail knows the hazard of approaching another runner who's wearing earphones. You know you should announce that you're passing them, but you know they can't hear you. As a cyclist, I always shout out "passing on your left" or even just a friendly "hello" to let someone know I'm behind them.


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AGREED... again lol
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The Lakers send John Williams and Vernon Maxwell and an unprotected pick in the 2001 draft
Grizzles send Rodney Rogers.
WOW the Lakers are now a serious threat in the west
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