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Gender and Age are strings in the file so it is not clear how lm use them and if lm simply translates them to integers then it is not clear to me how you translate them.
Gender is actually a factor, not a string. Factors are a rather unqiue data type used to represent categorical data. Age can also be represented as an ordered factor, but I suggest you find a way to convert it to a continuous variable, as that makes intuitive sense.
Just a word of caution on that approach. I would recommend keeping age as a categorical variable. While intuitively, you would expect hospitalization rates to increase with age, there is one key exception to that rule: females in the "birthing years". I haven't tested it out, but I think there are enough data points in each age "bin" that you can get stable answers by keeping age as categorical.
Even without the birthing years issue, there is no reason to expect that hospitalization rates are linear with age. There may be sections of flatness and steepness as you progress in age. Better to let the data tell you what that is rather than artificially imposing a model on the age dependency.

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Re: Remember Last Folder & Other Observations What does the 'Remember Last Folder' actually do?
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Re: Remember Last Folder & Other Observations Thanks Yutaka.
EmEditor is fantastic I have to say. I`ve tried many many text editors and yours is by far the best. If I continue to have issues with the configuration I`ll let you know. It doesn`t bother me too much to be honest. |
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Re: Remember Last Folder & Other Observations When you go to the Open dialog box, EmEditor will open from the current folder, and the current folder is the same folder as the currently selected document. If you want to open from a certain folder, there are many ways to do this. You can use the recently used folder list. Or, you can right click on the recetnly used file list menu, and select "Open from this folder". If a file in that particular folder is already open, you can right-click on that tab, and then select the "Open from this folder".
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Correcting Foreclosure PracticesUpdated June 19, 2013 Independent Foreclosure Review Payment AgreementPayments to Eligible Borrowers Begin April 12 Payments to 4.2 million borrowers are scheduled to begin on April 12 following an agreement reached by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve Board with 13 mortgage servicers. The agreement, which was reached earlier this year, provides $3.6 billion in cash payments to borrowers whose homes were in any stage of the foreclosure process in 2009 or 2010 and whose mortgages were serviced by one of the following companies, their affiliates, or subsidiaries: Aurora, Bank of America, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, MetLife Bank, Morgan Stanley, PNC, Sovereign, SunTrust, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo. The payments will range from $300 to $125,000. Additional details about these payments can be found in the IFR Payment Agreement Details. Checks will be sent in several waves beginning with 1.4 million checks on April 12. The final wave is expected in mid-July 2013. More than 90 percent of the total payments to borrowers at those 11 servicers are expected to have been sent by the end of April. Information about payments to borrowers whose mortgages were serviced by Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs will be published by the Federal Reserve Board soon. In most cases, borrowers will receive a letter with an enclosed check sent by the Paying Agent—Rust Consulting, Inc. Some borrowers may receive letters from Rust requesting additional information needed to process their payments. Previously, Rust sent postcards to the 4.2 million borrowers notifying them of their eligibility to receive payment under the agreement. Rust is sending all payments and correspondence regarding the foreclosure agreement at the direction of the OCC and the Federal Reserve. Borrowers can call Rust at 1-888-952-9105 to update their contact information or to verify that they are covered by the agreement. Information provided to Rust will only be used for purposes related to the agreement. Borrowers should beware of scams and anyone asking them to call a different number or to pay a fee to receive payment under the agreement. Accepting a payment will not prevent borrowers from taking any action they may wish to pursue related to their foreclosure. Watch out for scams. Beware of anyone who asks you to call a different phone number than the number above or to pay a fee to receive a payment under the agreement. See frequently asked questions about the agreement. Continuing Reviews for Customers of EverBank, GMAC Mortgage, and OneWestFor borrowers with mortgage loans with the following servicers: EverBank/EverHome Mortgage Company, Financial Freedom (OneWest), GMAC Mortgage, and IndyMac Mortgage Services (OneWest), the Independent Foreclosure Review process continues. More about the continuing reviews. OCC and Federal Reserve examiners are continuing to closely monitor the servicers' implementation of plans required by the enforcement actions issued in April 2011 to correct the unsafe and unsound mortgage servicing and foreclosure practices. Financial Remediation Framework for the Continuing ReviewsFor servicers whose Independent Foreclosure Review continues, the consultants will use the framework to recommend remediation for financial injury identified during the Independent Foreclosure Review. The servicers will prepare remediation plans based on the consultants' recommendations. The federal banking regulators must approve each servicer's remediation plan. The framework helps ensure that similarly situated borrowers receive similar treatment.
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PLAQUEMINE — Deputies arrested a Baton Rouge man and woman late Wednesday and booked them in the killings of two men whose bodies were found early Monday in a vehicle parked in a field off La. 1 in Plaquemine, Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi said Friday.
Stassi called a news conference to say that Harry Prater, 30, 1331 N. Sherwood Forest Blvd., Apt. 136, Baton Rouge, was booked into the Iberville Parish Jail on two counts of first-degree murder and one count of obstruction of justice in the slayings of Ronald Anthony Harrell, 38, 7314 Dan Drive, Baton Rouge; and Junius Dedrick, 46, 8438 Island Road, Ventress.
Stassi said Prater's girlfriend, Brandi Singleton, 29, 4500 Sherwood Commons Blvd., Apt. 1005, Baton Rouge, was booked on one count of obstruction of justice in the killings of Harrell and Dedrick.
An Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office motorcycle deputy found the bodies of Harrell and Dedrick at 6:30 a.m. Monday inside a vehicle abandoned in a field near the Iberville Math, Science and Arts Academy on St. Louis Road, Sheriff's Office spokesman Maj. Johnny Blanchard has said.
"Homicides like this don't normally occur in our parish," Stassi said.
Stassi said the suspects were arrested in East Baton Rouge Parish and booked as fugitives from Iberville.
The sheriff would not comment on the couple's motive or specific details regarding their association with the victims.
"This is an ongoing investigation," Stassi said. "We're waiting for several things to come back from the crime lab. We worked tirelessly on this case. We searched multiple homes, vehicles and retrieved days' worth of surveillance video from several businesses throughout Iberville Parish."
The Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office was assisted in the investigation by the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office, Baton Rouge Police Department and Louisiana State Police, Stassi said.
Stassi said Prater and Singleton both have criminal records.
The sheriff said Singleton has several misdemeanor arrests on her record and Prater has an "extensive" criminal record dating back to 2002 that includes several felony arrests related to concealed weapons and drug-related cases.
Both Harrell and Dedrick had criminal records in the Baton Rouge metropolitan area, ranging from drug possession and assault to robbery and simple burglary, the sheriff said.
Michael Dedrick, 44, Junius Dedrick's younger brother, said Friday he had never seen his brother with Prater or Singleton and had no idea how his brother came to be associated with them.
"We are really pleased with the arrests," Michael Dedrick said. "We really want to thank the police for all their work."
Michael Dedrick said his family has "a lot" of members who live in Plaquemine, so it's possible his elder brother was heading there to visit one of them.
Funeral services for Junius Dedrick are scheduled in New Roads next weekend, he added.
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11-year-old cancer patient gets star treatment at Norristown's Rotation Records
NORRISTOWN — Amy Hosmer loves Taylor Swift.
From the day she first heard her, Hosmer said she began mimicking her style.
While there are most likely millions of girls across the country who have done the same thing, there's something that sets Hosmer apart — she was diagnosed with a brain tumor when she was two years old.
Initially, doctors told her parents that it was unlikely that she would live long. However, radiation therapy prevailed and the tumor all but went away.
After a yearly check-up at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) in November, doctors saw that the tumor came back.
But none of that has deterred Amy from following her dream of becoming a singer herself.
"Taylor Swift made me want to start singing," Hosmer said in the Norristown-based Rotation Records.
Over the summer Hosmer wrote a song called "This Camp" at the Ronald McDonald Camp and her mother posted a video of her singing it to the Facebook page that was created to help Hosmer meet Swift.
Joe Staiber, who co-owns Rotation Records with Tom Jensen, was contacted by a teacher in Plymouth Meeting who volunteers at the Ronald McDonald Camp and knows Hosmer.
"She thought that since we are a record company we could contact Taylor Swift and get her to come meet Amy," Staiber said. Continued...
Staiber said that he was able to contact Swift, but Swift was unavailable to meet with Hosmer.
That didn't stop Staiber and his staff from treating Amy like a pop star in her own right.
"We wanted to make her feel like a celebrity for a day," Staiber said.
Hosmer and her family were picked up Thursday morning in a limo and taken to meet with Hosmer's anesthesiologist. After the appointment she was driven to the Rotation Records recording studio on Dekalb Street to record her song "This Camp."
She was given an iPod shuffle pre-loaded with all of her favorite songs. Her favorite gift was a picture signed by Taylor Swift.
"Since she couldn't be here, she wanted to make sure to give you something," Staiber said to Hosmer after handing her the picture of Swift.
Following the recording, Rotation Records held a red carpet event at Place One Apartments in Plymouth Meeting with media and well-wishers waiting to see her.
Ronald McDonald Camp Counsler, Jason Stussy was there with a big sign wishing Hosmer well.
"It is a great event for a great girl," Stussy said. He along with many others were excited to see that Hosmer was happy.
Hosmer's day in the spotlight could not have come at a better time. Next week she will be undergoing brain surgery to remove the tumor, and recording her song has taken the surgery off of her mind. Continued...
"She has her moments where she worries," Hosmer's mother Etta said. "But it has definitely taken all of our minds off the surgery."
Apart from the recording and positive attention she's received, she said that her faith in God helps her stay strong when facing surgery.
"I know that he'll watch over me and help me get over this disease."
She also said that the Ronald McDonald Camp and the friends she made there have helped a lot.
"It's nice not having to explain what a tumor or a MRI is," Hosmer said.
The Ronald McDonald Camp is where she first started to write songs. The first year she was there she wrote a song that was dedicated to a friend who also had a brain tumor. The second year is where she wrote the song, "This Camp."
"The camp needed a song about it that people could hear," Hosmer said.
Rotation Records will put "This Camp" on Amazon and iTunes and that the proceeds will go to the Hosmer Family to help with medical costs.
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East Texans Line Streets To Eat At Chick-Fil-A
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East Texans showed up in droves at local Chick-fil-A restaurants on Wednesday to show their support for the company's stance on gay marriage.
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East Texans showed up in droves at local Chick-fil-A restaurants on Wednesday to show their support for the company's stance on gay marriage.
Chick-fil-A president Dan Cathy, in his statement to The Baptist Press in July, stated he supported the "the biblical definition of the family unit."
As a result, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee encouraged people to show their support for the company on Wednesday, declaring it "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day."
In Tyler, lines stretched out the door at the Chick-fil-A on Broadway Avenue at lunchtime as hundreds of people waited for their turn to order. Traffic was backed up on the street as others waited in line for the drive-thru.
Manager Barb Carter said the restaurant had been packed all day and that people were waiting for them to open at 6:30 a.m.
"We were encouraged to have extra staff on hand and prepare for a busy day," Ms. Carter said. "We had no idea there would be this many people."
Shanna Best, of Tyler, came to Chick-fil-A Wednesday to show her support for the company's values.
"When I heard what was going on, I was all for supporting it," Ms. Best said. "Because I'm a Christian, I stand with others who uphold Christian beliefs and morals. This is a good company."
As Frank Churchwell, of Grand Saline, waited in line to order, he said he did not come to Chick-fil-A as part of the supporters.
"I have two granddaughters hungry for some Chick-fil-A and I have a coupon," Churchwell. "I had no idea this was going on or I wouldn't have come. The man's got an opinion but he should keep it to himself. I could care less what he thinks."
Jenny Jones, one of the founding members of Tyler Junior College's Straights and Gays for Equality (S.A.G.E.), said while people have the right to express their opinions, some of what they say can be hurtful.
"I believe a corporation has the right to operate on their own principles and values," Ms. Jones said. "What I have a problem with is them donating millions of dollars to charities, groups and PACs (political action committees) that promote discrimination, bigotry as well as other things. I am very much against Chick-fil-A and am not a customer there."
There are currently more than 1,600 independently owned and operated Chick-fil-A restaurants in the United States.
According to a statement on its website, while Chick-fil-A manages its business on biblically-based principles, going forward it will "leave the policy debate over same-sex marriage to the government and political arena."
"The Chick-fil-A culture and service tradition in our restaurants is to treat every person with honor, dignity and respect - regardless of their belief, race, creed, sexual orientation or gender," according to the statement. "Our mission is simple: to serve great food, provide genuine hospitality and have a positive influence on all who come in contact with Chick-fil-A."
When contacted by the Tyler Morning Telegraph, Ed King, owner and operator of the Chick-fil-A restaurants on Broadway Avenue and Troup Highway in Tyler, was unable to comment at this time.


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Quite surprised this hasn't been started already. Steve Sabol passed away Tuesday after succumbing to brain cancer. He was 69 years old and had nearly 50 years associated with NFL Films, which his father started.
A running back at Colorado College who majored in art history, Steve Sabol was half of the father-son combo that revolutionized sports broadcasting.
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Before you read my tribute to Steve Sabol, who died at 69 last Tuesday, go here. Turn the volume low, especially if you're in your office this morning, but please open this up and listen to the musical stylings of Sam Spence, who created so much of the music you've heard over the years when NFL Films features have played, and the closeups on those spirals that filled the screen. (My favorite, "Let's Go Big O,'' begins at the 5:15 mark.).
I thought the best way to tell the story of Sabol's impact on football would be to find 10 people whose lives were impacted by Sabol and who can tell what he meant to them, and to the sport long-term.
Did you know he was once asked to be commissioner? That he had Bill Belichick eating out of his modest hands? That he and his dad made Vince Lombardi cry? That he's the reason Mike Mayock's on TV? That he's the inspiration for a 23-year-old photography student in a small town in Ireland? That he worked until Labor Day 2012, 15 days before his death? That his fingerprints are all over the last scene of the Ray Lewis documentary, which aired two days after his death?
Take it away, Jim Marshall.
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One of the most wired players in history, Favre recalls laying in bed the morning of his first Super Bowl appearance, Super Bowl XXXI in early 1997 in New Orleans, and hoping his dream would come true that day. The dream included Sabol.
Brett Favre wrote:
"Just laying there that morning, watching Super Bowl after Super Bowl on TV, I'm more of a history buff probably than most players, and I was thinking about my dreams when I was a kid. I wanted to be a football player. My dreams came true, obviously, and that's an understatement. I loved NFL Films. I used to watch all those blooper reels, and I loved the way NFL Films made the game look. And here I am listening to Steve Sabol talk about all these Super Bowls.
"There was one play where they had Joe Montana checking to what became a big play. And I just thought: 'Wouldn't it be cool to have Steve Sabol, 30 years from now, talk about how Brett Favre fought through such adversity to get to the Super Bowl and to win it?' So many kids watching NFL Films, I'm sure, would grow up thinking what a thrill it would be to have Steve Sabol interviewing them, and showing some slow-motion play that made them look so fantastic.
"It's funny. It used to be when I first got into the game nobody wanted to wear those wires for games. It was like, 'Get that camera out of my face.' Late in my career, it was, 'Hey, I'm wired today! Cool!' Numerous times I would tell [Packers PR chief] Jeff Blumb or [Vikings PR men] Tom West and Bob Hagan no, because I thought they wired me too much. But now, thinking back, I wish I would have done it more. It shows a side of the game you want to remember forever.
"He changed the face of the NFL without ever playing a down in it."
David Maraniss, author
Maraniss wrote the definitive Vince Lombardi book, "When Pride Still Mattered,'' and used Sabol and NFL Films as resources. Sabol was on the ground in Green Bay as a cameraman and producer of several long Lombardi pieces, including a movie about the Packers in 1967 that got Lombardi very emotional. Sabol, at the time, was 25.
David Maraniss wrote:
"Steve believed Lombardi's voice was something that separated him from others in history, and gave him his character. With NFL Films, the voice was central to the myth-making. They used John Facenda, and he was called the voice of God. But there was a practice in Green Bay once, and a dog got on the field and was interfering with practice. They couldn't get the dog to leave. All the players were laughing it up with this dog on the field, and Vince saw it, and he just yelled over, 'What the hell's going on here? Get that dog off the field!' The dog scampered away. That really did happen. Sabol witnessed it, and he thought it said something about Lombardi that his voice was so powerful, so controlling.''
In "When Pride Still Mattered,'' Maraniss wrote: "To Steve Sabol ... the secret of Lombardi was not so much what he said but the sound of it. 'It was all the voice,' Sabol said. 'The great leaders in history Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Roosevelt, Hitler all had these unique voices. And Lombardi's voice was so unique, so strident, so resonant, it could cut through anything.' The story of the little dog, in Sabol's opinion, revealed the power of Lombardi's voice.''
"After the [championship] '67 season, when Steve went to Green Bay to show Vince and a few of the players the film of their season, they ran it on the projector in Vince's rec room in his house. And they showed the film with that great NFL Films flair to it, and at the end of it, all you heard in the room was the film flapping over and over because Lombardi didn't turn off the projector. He was crying."
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I think when you rank the people who have contributed the most to the NFL Steve Sabol is right up there. When the NFL network started my tv would basically be on there 24/7 and half of it was NFL films shows that I loved
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I loved watching their films when I was younger. Like Brett said it was fun to hear so much of what goes on during the game.
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I'm going to miss hearing his voice. He was the face AND voice of NFL films.
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RIP Mr. Sabol, you did an outstanding job.
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n this day . . . November 23, 1863 . . . the color photo process was patented. So to celebrate this day in history as well as celebrate an invention that definitely changed our lives, I share a color photo I took with some First Cousins I met for the very first time this [...]
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Baseball To Decide WAC Commissioner's CupLast week, it appeared that the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championship in Arlington would determine this year's WAC Commissioner's Cup winner. That did not happen. The race to crown the league's best all-around sports program for 2012-13 will come down to the year's final championship event — the WAC Baseball Tournament, which is scheduled for May 22-26 at Quik Trip Park in Grand Prairie.
UTSA currently sits in third place with 81.5 points. Idaho is in first with 86.5 and Utah State is in second with 82. The Roadrunners baseball team swept a three-game league series with New Mexico State last weekend and secured a spot in the tournament. Neither Idaho nor Utah State plays baseball, therefore, UTSA is assured of finishing second ahead of Utah State in the Cup race, but we must accumulate five points to catch Idaho.
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Commissioner's Cup points are awarded in order of finish, equal to the number of teams that participate in each sport and are averaged between a team's regular season conference finish and its postseason tournament or championship finish, if applicable. UTSA currently sits in fifth place in the regular season baseball standings, which is worth six points. The Roadrunners (28-22, 12-11 WAC) travel to Louisiana Tech (18-34, 6-18 WAC) this weekend for the final three-game WAC series of the regular season. They then will enter WAC Tournament pool play on Wednesday, May 22, and the two pool-play winners will play a single game four days later to determine the champion and recipient of an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament.
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Graduates A True Measure Of SuccessCommissioner's Cups, conference championships and NCAA Tournament berths are outstanding feats, but the most life-changing accomplishments for UTSA Athletics each year are graduating student-athletes. Twenty-six current and former Roadrunners walked the stage on Monday at the Alamodome and accepted diplomas for undergraduate degrees. Below is a list of student-athletes by sport who earned degrees this semester:
Baseball (4) — Colby Braddock, Rodney Garza, Andrew Keplinger , P.D. McIntyreMen's Basketball (1) — Larry WilkinsMen's Cross Country/Track & Field (4) — Daniel Balbontin, Ivan Garcia, Roscoe Robinson, Ronson SmallWomen's Cross Country/Track & Field (4) — Jessica Bitterly, Briony Miller, Chenale Smith, Nicole WashingtonFootball (3) — Lekenwic Haynes, Brandon Reeves, Eric SozaWomen's Golf (1) — Bruna Spengler Soccer (2) — Edith Lopez, Lindsay SouthMen's Tennis (3) — Tyler Brown, Hugo Guanais, Pedro ZanotelliWomen's Tennis (1) — Kavya MenonVolleyball (3) — Elise Huskey, Kelsey Jewasko, Megan Wimbish
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Final ThoughtsFor the past 10 years, UTSA Athletics has sponsored the Dreamrunners program. Student-athletes and coaches go to area elementary and middle schools to encourage youngsters to stay in school, graduate and go to college. It's amazing how young people listen so intently to college athletes. It's the power of hero worship. Yes, we do have a responsibility to be role models, no matter what some might say.
As part of our visits, we encourage teachers and adults to bring youngsters to our games. We provide nominally-priced tickets to schools, teams and other youth groups for all athletics events. Kids can learn more watching a college athletics event than they can in a week's worth of practice. More importantly, we are creating dreams for youngsters who visit our campus and develop a desire to attend college.
Some of my most treasured correspondence is from parents and teachers who participate in the Dreamrunners program. Here's an example from David Bermea, coach of the Hondo Wild Cats in the Minor Softball League. He wrote the following after attending a recent UTSA Softball game.
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It's never too early to begin planning for your youngster's future.
Larry Coker often mentions going on a yellow school bus to a University of Oklahoma football game and paying 25 cents to sit in the end zone. It was the first time that he was on a college campus. It helped cement a desire to play college football and eventually become head coach of a National Championship team.
It's just a little more than three months until the beginning of the 2013 UTSA football, cross country, soccer and volleyball seasons. Call (210) 458-UTSA (8872) today to begin planning your Dreamrunners game trips.
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That is why I dont try for Enemy Care packages
unless I see them trying for it really hard
I run sit rep and I usually shout at team mates that it's a trap, but do they listen?
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I run sit rep and I usually shout at team mates that it's a trap, but do they listen?
Do you use your Admiral Ackbar, when letting them know it's a trap.
I do the same thing... it's always some greenie on the team too! Talk about annoying...
Was playing a really tight game of DZ once... came down to the last DZ, we were like 500 points ahead but needed 100 to win (or something like that)... they got 4 people onto the drop, we were furiously trying to get in there when BOOM! one of the guys on their team opened up a trap care package and cleared out his own team, I dived on the DZ and we won.
Get to the lobby and the other team is just bitching at the random guy who decided to take the care package.. "we told you not to try and open it... all we had to do was sit in there for 10 more seconds and we win!".
too funny.
I like to drop them and then use the death chat to say something about the enemy getting my care package. Usually gets someone as long as a team mate doesnt call it out earlier.
Like the video. Once you trigger it is there actually anyway you can get away from the blast? I haven't managed it yet even though I have moved away a little.
If you get right of the perimeter and instantly sprint with blast shield on, you can survive. Another technique is if it in near a wall of some sort, you could run behind it very quickly (however, much easier to do with IMS's)
Hahaha funny video. My cousin has a video of him killing 6 people at once and got the kill cam with it. Its always funny when you here it go off!
I swear air drop traps are a gaurenteed kill. Its always funny to see people try to get away from it when they hear the beep. I got a Jugg the other day that I was almost 100% positive it was a trap but it wasnt. If you ask me, if it might be a jugg its worth the risk lol.
haha, i never use it, but i understand the fun when people grab it. I also got fooled a few times, when it seemed lots of people where going for the package.
Sometimes its so extremely obvious that is a trap and still people are grabbing them, i dont understand that really:P
Risk vs. Reward.
Low risk (what's yet another death? Hit respawn)
High reward (that Jugg that Electric got the other night is a perfect example).
I always grab em.
lmao @ "I always grab em." Understandable, especially if its something like a Jugg that you have to get air dropped. If there is a Osprey sitting out in the wide open in the enemy spawn I prolly wont get that one. Whats funny also with traps is when people try to sale them so hard. Like they camp right by it like they are trying so hard to get it, then they get taken out. Someone will immediately run to the trap to steal it then boom.
Haha that's what I did. I'd wait for someone to come, start shooting all around them so it looks like I'm trying to kill them, and miss on purpose so they'd kill me and take it. I don't know why I had so much fun doing it, guess it's just a break from the grind. Nice to just play for amusement every now and then. It works though, usually got 2-3 every match.
Thats dedication to the air drop trap kill right there. It just makes me think no stray enemy care package is safe lol.
Lol well watch out for escort airdrops too if you get there late. I threw one over right where the enemy's osprey was dropping them, got a straggler. Haha he must have thought his teammates just didn't want it or something.
Okay now THAT is funny!
Well done, Sir.
lol the only time i go for these is if it says osprey gunner idc if i kill the person who threw it down and i see on the score board he's 5-13 if the player is that bad idc ill give him a kill
The video gave me a chuckle. I remember after Christmas, Robert Bowling tweeted a picture of a graph depicting air drop trap effectiveness, where it showed it starting good, dropping to the bottom by the end of November, and then spiking on the day of Christmas. I got a good laugh out of it.
if i play kill confirmed i put my tac down n try it if its a fake i get my tags back 250 xp for sod all
Good use of music and comedy. I enjoyed it, as well as these comments lol


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had no 2% so I used my grandson's Green Vanilla flavored milk. local company makes it every year for St. patty's. My family went nuts over it. Very moist, very tasty.
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We enjoyed this bread. It had a nice texture and somewhat sweet flavor. I substituted dried cranberries for the raisins and did not add the caraway seeds. I made a nice breakfast bread.
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Made first time for St. Paddy's Day lunch as per recipe ... everyone raved over it. 2nd time made for a quilting group but left out caraway seeds and used dried cranberries instead of raisins. Everyone present had to have recipe. My wife has decided that will be a permanent addition to our cookbook!
Reviewed on Mar. 19, 2012 by jbillitti
Exceptional when toasted! Made the recipe as is except omitted caraway seeds and substituted half the raisin with diced plums to cut down fruit sweetness. This is a great "tea" bread and so easy to make. I'd love to make mini-loaves but am unsure of bake time; I guess I'll experiment!Thanks for a great recipe....
Exceptional when toasted! Made the recipe as is except omitted caraway seeds and substituted half the raisin with diced plums to cut down fruit sweetness. This is a great "tea" bread and so easy to make. I'd love to make mini-loaves but am unsure of bake time; I guess I'll experiment!
Thanks for a great recipe....
Reviewed on Mar. 18, 2012 by zucchinilady
the first time I made this I only used half of the caraway seeda...the second time I used dried cranberries...vey yummy both times...keep this on hand to bake in a hurry to give to neighbors..
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My husband loved this, especially with the caraway seeds. It I is so quick and easy to make.
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A bit sweet, but not overwhelmingly so and the texture is more cake-like but if you can deal with these comments, the "bread" is absolutely delicious and really easy to make. Let's see, 4 starts or 5? Definitely a big 5.
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I did not add the caraway seeds. It was more sweet than I expected. More of a teatime bread.
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Made this today. Never had Irish soda bread before. This was great!! Only used 1 tablespoon caraway which gave it enough flavor. Will definitely make again.
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