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Bob Dylan coming to Johnstown
Our TownJohn George, owner of George's Song Shop in downtown Johnstown, the oldest record store in the United States, checked his stock of Bob Dylan records last week. He has all the CDs, but he's looking for more 1960s, original vinyl. George is expecting a...Tags: Ticketmaster, Wars and Interventions, Bob Dylan, Kelly Clarkson, Music
Jernigan, George get titles
Chuck Jernigan won the Desert Golfers Association low gross championship while John George won the low net championship at the two-day championship earlier this month. The two-day championship was held Dec. 10-11 at the Del Rio and Barbara Worth golf...Tags: Golf
David "Dave" L. Harris, 50, Carlisle
David "Dave" L. Harris, 50, Carlisle, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011, at his home. Born June 24, 1961, in Meyersdale, a son of William B. and Esther Baer Harris. He coached baseball, basketball and soccer...Tags: Funeral Parlor and Crematorium
Little Red Riding Hood perseveres through the years
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John George Wolff Jr.
Aberdeen: Funeral for John George Wolff Jr., 75, of Aberdeen and formerly of Tabor will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Aberdeen. Visitation will be Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m., with the family present from 7 to 8 p.m....Tags: Funeral Parlor and Crematorium
Davie officer paid to stay home for 7 years going back to work
After more than seven years of not being allowed to report to duty, officer Kevin Kilpatrick has been told to come to work Monday, town officials said. Kilpatrick, 41, was paid the entire time, collecting yearly raises and benefits. His current salary:...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Judges
For 7 years the Davie Police Department has been paying an officer to not work
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe Davie Police Department hasn't let Officer Kevin Kilpatrick report to duty for seven years -- but still pays him $80,275 annually. He has made more than $550,000 for not working. Kilpatrick, 41, has been investigated on accusations involving a...Tags: Lawyers, Wages and Pensions, Health and Medical Professionals, Justice System, Judges
Divorces for December 2010
The following were issued final decrees of divorce in December in Washington County: Meghan Kathleen McGinn vs. David Paul McGinn Timothy Allen Gray vs. Telisa Kay Nicholl Jeanne Doney-Thivierge vs. Ernest Thomas Thivierge Cheryl Ann Kilbourn vs....Tags: Richard Taylor, Pamela Lee
George wins first outing of DGA season
YUMA — John George won the first outing of the 2011 Desert Golf Association season at the Las Barrancas Foothills Golf Course here Jan. 21. Herb Bumgart finished second, Ignacio Fausto third, Eric Velazquez fourth and Ray Soto fifth. Gross skin...Tags: Golf, Clubs and Associations
Robert N. Hoke, 84
OCT. 5, 1926-MAY 26, 2011 Robert Norman Hoke, 84, of Hagerstown, Md., passed away Thursday, May 26, 2011, at Golden Living Center in Hagerstown. Born Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1926, in Hagerstown, he was the son of the late John George Hoke and the late Edna...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, World War II (1939-1945), U.S. Navy
'Sons of Anarchy': Stephen King is one creepy dude
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Jay Wilson on PvP and Legendaries, Inferno Booster Pack Giveaway, Guide for Crafting Chest Armor, and 1,000,000 Gold Witch Doctor Build
Horde Pandaria Introduction Updated
The latest patch brought some new models and actual sound into the introduction, but it doesn't look complete just yet. After you complete the introduction, you can return to Pandaria with a portal in the Pandaren area of Orgrimmar. The Alliance introduction is still a placeholder.
Pandaren Cutscene Added
The new character cutscene for Pandaren is now in game.
More Details on Mists of Pandaria Opening Cinematic World Premiere
Don't miss the world premiere of the World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria opening cinematic at gamescom 2012! The latest creation from Blizzard's cinematics team will be shown in both English and German on giant screens at our booth in Halle 6.1 (B21).
The opening cinematic will debut at 14:00 on Thursday, August 16, the first fully public day of gamescom. This much-anticipated unveiling will be accompanied by a performance from MANAO - Drums of China – the all-female Chinese drumming group that opened and closed the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. A signing session with Blizzard developers will immediately follow the premiere.
Remember that from August 15-19, our booth will also be showcasing World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria, StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, and Diablo III, as well as our famous dance and costume contests, and many other activities.
Visit our Activities page for details, and be sure to check back here soon for more on what we have in store for you at gamescom!
Beta Class Balance Analysis
Death Knight (Forums)
269s of combat, ghoul cast 69 claws. At 40 energy per, that's 2760 total spent. figuring 10 regen per second, the expected number of claws in that time span with 0 haste scaling on Energy is 69.75. So i'd say the ghoul is not currently getting energy regen from haste. Is this intended?
In the current build you have, the Ghoul's energy regen was indeed not benefitting from your haste. That's fixed for the next build. This also applies to the Army of the Dead ghouls.
Also, reaping is not currently functioning as you described. DDDDUU when used on 4 blood boils becomes dbdfUU.
That fix didn't make it into the build you currently have. It should be in the next build.
As I have said before, we're not yet in the stage of development where everyone makes sure all of their changes are in before we pull a build -- that would just require too much needless coordination and make it harder to get builds out. We tend to just pull builds -- for now -- and get what we get.
Paladin (Forums)
Is it intended that Sacred Shield not scale with haste while the other options on the tier do? It behaves (more or less) like a proactive HoT, so it'd make sense.
That's an easy fix.
Well, not really about ret, but prot, but does proof that Shield of the Righteous falling behind Judgement and Holy Wrath (against single targets) count? It almost feels like Glyph of the Alabaster Shield is going to be mandatory.
Well, you didn't exactly provide proof, but Judgment in particular does hit really hard for Prot, especially with Vengeance stacked. You have a lot of motivation to use SotR though, so I don't expect it will drop out of the rotation. If paladin damage was low compared to other tanks, that would be a problem (and SotR a potential place to buff it), but we're not seeing that.
(Editorial note: we removed several posts debating the merits of various tanks. Again, perfectly legit topic, but we have a whole forum for those discussions. This thread is about numbers and rotations.)
Warlock (Forums)
Maybe you don't have to actually debug the simulations, but take a look at this comment made by the warlock developer of simcraft.... Maybe you guys could just take a look at the actions lists for all 3 specs that he uses and see if maybe something could be learned from there:
One point of confusion seems to be about refreshing Corruption in Metamorphosis. There may currently be some bugs with that. The intended functionality (which we will double check) is that Touch of Chaos and Void Ray both extend Corruption by 6 sec, up to a maximum of 18 sec, and both cause the damage to be recomputed. We're trying to evaluate further what differences there may be between our results and yours. Again, actual logs (e.g. World of Logs) would help us compare the most easily.
Blue Posts
Originally Posted by Blizzard EntertainmentPTR Build Number
The initial PTR build is identifying itself as version 5.0.3. That will increment up to 5.0.4 soon. As a result, we're referring to it as 5.0.4. We apologize for any confusion. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
25 Man Raid Testing
25-player testing will follow as soon as 10-player Heroic testing has concluded. Since there are no level 90 templates, we wanted to make sure everyone who was interested in raid testing had time to level to 90 before beginning 25-player testing. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Cross-Realm Zones and Pet Battles on the PTR
Cross-realm should be enabled, pet battles are disabled on the PTR. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Pet Combat Log
We are in the process of moving the pet combat logging to its own, separate tab. Hopefully on the next build but no promises. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling Model
It's placeholder. An updated model/skin is in the next patch. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Request: New Macro Conditionals
A [petbattle] macro conditional will be in an upcoming beta build.
Thanks for the feedback! (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Some Non-Capture Pets Becoming Rare Quality
The list is missing the other Vanilla Collector's Edition Pets: Mini Diablo and Zergling
Whoops! This has been corrected. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Arena Pass 2012 Rewards - Mount/Title been given yet?
Finally, received my pet!
Indeed, it seems the pets and titles that were not initially sent are now being received. If you have not seen yours yet, then keep an eye on your mailbox as it should not be too long now. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Would You Accept Homogenization for Balance and Fun?
Would you prefer if every class was completely unique, but it often meant that some classes would be bottom of proverbial pile, imbalances were rife, things would polarise quite often (1 classes goes from best to worst) each patch and so on.
This extreme offers the most diverse play style, letting a player choose the class they enjoy and you can look at your character and say "That is class X", which is pretty awesome being able to distinguish yourself like that. This can sometimes also create points where your class may sadly feel either too strong or weak which is something that is not enjoyed.
Classes were very very similar, with only a few distinctive abilities/signature abilities which separated each class from another, but the game was a lot more balanced, you could play the class you enjoyed and not have to worry about suddenly becoming much worse than any other class.
This offers you a less distinct play style with the class you are playing. While you may feel all of the classes are in good balance, which would be great, you would end up looking at two classes of the same role and think to yourself, "Well, what's the difference?" This does not really feel like something that offers an enjoyable experience.
I can understand why for your discussion you have decided to choose these two extremes, so you can find where the opinions of everyone lie. But from this thread it can be seen that nice balance with the ability to distinguish your class is what most of you would like to see, why not swing the discussion more in this direction?
We hope that you keep up the constructive discussion and look forward to anything else you have to say. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
PvP vs Ganking
Some great thoughts here. On the topic of ganking though, it's a tough one to handle. Many players join a PvP server so that they can seek out and inflict revenge on members of the opposite faction. You see players wishing for more world PvP like the old Southshore/Tarren Mill conflicts, and maybe some of the things you suggest would harm those kind of battles.
I'll play devil's advocate here (in my PvP server days I was always the victim rather than the ganker).
If buffs are sustained through death, that takes away some of the challenge of finding the person very quickly once they ress. Mind you, buffs can often be applied very quickly.
A debuff to prevent you from killing someone multiple times is a bit of a party pooper, and could potentially be abused — you'd have a hostile that was invulnerable for a limited time.
I think any PvP-kills-only debuffs/changes to timers could potentially add confusing layers of complexity to the game. Also, 'PvP-kills-only' could be possibly be avoided by waiting until a mob was attacking the gankee, then allowing the mob to get the killing blow.
You'd also have to make sure all these buffs/timers didn't apply to PvP zones like Wintergrasp and battlegrounds, and that players can't enter the zones with anything like that active.
Didn't they also have dishonourable kills in those days?
Yes but I don't think it did a great job to discourage those who wanted to do it deliberately. You could also get a dishonourable kill by being in a group with someone who killed a lowbie, this happened to me when I was outside an instance with a group once, I was heartbroken.
Yes it is a real challange waiting for them to res and kill them again with such a low health level and being so low levelled they don't even hit you when they try.
Depends on the difference in levels. Obviously if someone is a lot lower than you then yeah, the 'challenge' argument doesn't apply.
Or they could be made worth no honour if killed in a short time like when you HS. Possibly even the unthinkable bring back diminishing returns on honour.
True, although it only helps if people are actually ganking for honor or just for the fun of finding enemies to kill. I suspect a large portion of people do it for the latter reason, seeing as BGs are a much better source of honor points.
Well given that you can already turn off certain thing in Arena and BGs, even making things only work in a certain way, and have this ability for a while, surely it can be done to this too.
Yeah sure, I was only mentioning it to point out that it wouldn't be that straight-forward to implement, and we always have to weigh up the urgency of changes like this against other things that demand developer time.
Use the PvE-Server-Mechanic
As Oldtrafford pointed out, the whole point is that it's a PvP server. The rules and mechanics should be different when it comes to PvP. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Content Consumption Speed and Difficulty
I'm not a hardcore player, nor do I find myself skilled. But rewarding those that put much less time and effort into something with the same rewards as a more dedicated player, is utterly demotivating.
Alright, let's put this in a different perspective to see if you (and other players) keep up with this argument about less time and effort being equally rewarded...
*This is a fictional example*
Let's imagine that developers decided that, from now on, every Heroic boss of an expansion is only available until one guild, just one guild in the world, defeats it. The moment that happens, the Heroic mode of that boss is unavailable for everyone else until the next expansion is released.
In your own reasoning, it's only fair; they're putting way more time and effort than everyone else (hence why they'd be killing it first in the world). I'm sure there'll be people out there that would scream "That is awesome!" at the idea of something like that.
In reality, what would happen, is that after 4-5-whatever amount of bosses they'd probably stop trying after realizing they just can't compete with that guild.
Would you be happy, in that context, with having to come one expansion later to kill those bosses when they're no longer relevant to your character? The answer is most likely: no.
However, that's exactly what has been suggested in this thread for those players that need the debuff to some degree to kill a boss much later than everyone else. They should basically contempt themselves with doing it when it's no longer relevant for them.
If the fictional case I've written before is not fair for you, doesn't that mean that what you're asking for is just as unfair? Think about it. Because both of them aim to the same: rewarding time and effort (just taken to the absolute extreme). And once you start arguing that *this time and effort* is okay, but this one is not, you're not being objective in your reasoning.
So, why do you want to force others to accept something you wouldn't in the first place? That is what you're asking for when you come up with this kind of arguments about why noone else should do something after you did it.
Please for the sake of sanity of everyone who is trying to get a point across here have some understanding of what we are trying to say. The tone of the posts given is very patronizing as if we were wrong to have an opinion that differs from what seems to be the 'design orientation' at the moment, or your personal opinion.
I understand what is being said, and that's why I'm asking those questions. When some posters say that it's not fair that someone comes in with the 30% debuff and kills Heroic Madness with less time and effort, they're failing to acknowledge that some of those guilds might actually have been raiding since the patch was released (which is hardly less time and effort).
That's the kind of thing to which I want to see an objective argument as to why it's terrible that someone that is been pursuing that objective for more than half a year at this point, shouldn't get those same rewards. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Beta More Helpful Than Harmful
You do bring up some good points Theremin. It cannot be denied that there are a lot of spoilers being leaked into the community during a beta, and I can totally understand why that is very frustrating for those who prefer the new content to remain a secret until release, so that the experience of something new and the thrill of discovery is fully preserved. I am sure you are right that some people who do play the beta will not be as excited as they otherwise could have been upon release.
That being said, the benefits of the beta far outweigh the drawbacks, and here is why:
An internal test can never be a proper substitute for a beta, simply because of the fact that a beta resembles the live environment much more accurately.
In a beta, there are always players who play the game in ways that were never imagined by the developers, and there are always players who are so creative or so skilled that they can approach or defeat content in ways that were never expected. There is an incredibly huge variation in play styles amongst the beta players, and just by playing(or trying to play), they unearth many glitches and bugs that would never have been found by the dedicated team of internal testers tasked with hunting for glitches and bugs.
Having a huge pool of players in the beta will also help the developers determine if the new content they are working on actually works as intended or not, if the new content is fun or not.
Also, betas are much better at testing both hardware and connections, which helps immensely in the preparations for the launch and the live environment.
What I am trying to say is that having a beta test before release is a better way to ensure a high standard of quality.
Really, you need to test hardware and connections for 4th expansion? Yeah right.
Very much so. Our hardware systems and architecture has changed significantly over the years with every expansion, and this one is no different... a lot of things are going on behind the scenes my friend. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
FEEDBACK: Scarlet Monastery (Challenge)
The Challenge mode for this dungeon is unlocked for this beta cycle.
A few relevant testing notes:
- You must have completed the Heroic version of the dungeon once in order to attempt the challenge mode.
- Item level will be normalized to 463.
- There is no queue system for challenge modes; groups must be formed manually and you must zone in from the outside world.
- The current Gold/Silver/Bronze times are not final.
- While the challenge is active, the group leader may Reset the dungeon at any time via a drop-down accessible by right-clicking your unit frame.
- You may want to dig up those dusty keybindings for things like crowd control and interrupts.
- Enemies in Challenge mode dungeons are 1 level higher than in Heroic versions, as a rule, such that bosses are now level 93.
Please use this thread to share feedback regarding the dungeon, including information on group composition and completion times. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
FEEDBACK: Gate of the Setting Sun (Challenge)
The Challenge mode for this dungeon is unlocked for this beta cycle.
A few relevant testing notes:
- You must have completed the Heroic version of the dungeon once in order to attempt the challenge mode.
- Item level will be normalized to 463.
- There is no queue system for challenge modes; groups must be formed manually and you must zone in from the outside world.
- The current Gold/Silver/Bronze times are not final.
- While the challenge is active, the group leader may Reset the dungeon at any time via a drop-down accessible by right-clicking your unit frame.
- You may want to dig up those dusty keybindings for things like crowd control and interrupts.
- Enemies in Challenge mode dungeons are 1 level higher than in Heroic versions, as a rule, such that bosses are now level 93.
Please use this thread to share feedback regarding the dungeon, including information on group composition and completion times. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Warrior (Forums)
Warriors and a Barbarians Fury
I think there's a certain amount of rage/sec that make warriors feel good, lets call it X. Too much, and the mechanic stops working as a limitation. Too little, and you feel starved and it's no fun. The problem is that X isn't different to a maxed out warrior at the end of the expansion or a beging warrior in greens, but by tying it to gear progression you force either the too much end of the scale on the endexpo warrior or the starved feel on the questing warrior.
I agree with that, but here's the thing: we don't want warriors to scale linearly. What I mean by that is that as you increase gear, you'll be hitting harder and critting more often. Both of those are fun, don't get me wrong, but after you get over the thrill of BIG NUMBERS you start to see behind the curtain a little. Fundamentally, there isn't a huge difference between hitting a bad guy for 3000 or 30,000, especially when the bad guy's health has probably increased by ten as well.
What feels cooler is if you actually feel different with great gear. Instead of just hitting harder, you are hitting different buttons. For warriors, that means having enough rage to use Heroic Strike frequently instead of rarely. But that means we need to start warriors in quest greens at the "rarely" side of the dial, so that when you're in epics in the final tier, you're now at "frequently."
Historically, what has happened is that warriors start at "never" and then grow into "always." Rage scaling with gear was too good. It needs to scale, and a little bit of exponential scaling is ideal, but the end of the curve can't rocket up towards the sun. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
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First time posting and I DID do a search of the forums, but came up empty...
I created my first pano tour using Panotour 1.8.0 consisting of 10 rooms of my house imported as cube faces, blah, blah, blah.
and built with both Standard and Mobile Device boxes checked.
After many unsuccessful attempts to get the tour to display in forced html5 mode in any html5 compliant browser (PC Win7 and iOS6 iP4s and iPad2... I'd just get an empty black or white screen), I replaced the Panotour supplied swfkrpano.js and krpanoiphone.js files with those in the standalone KRPano 184.108.40.206 zip. This made everything happy. Yay! I'm using this to embed (commented line is the original Panotour generated code) in order to test cross-device and cross-browser html5 compatibility (flash works just fine)...
embedpano({swf:"tour.swf", xml:"tour.xml", target:"panoDIV", html5:"always", passQueryParameters:true}); <!-- embedpano({target:"panoDIV",swf:"tour.swf"}); -->
On to the real issue per the subject...
When the tour is viewed for the first time or when its html page is refreshed in any of the aforementioned browsers/devices, many of the hotspots fail to display in each pano. Luckily, most of the point hotspots linked to a pano DO display, but various hotspot rectangles filled with an image label or hotspot points with a popup image do not. Even though they do not show up, the ones that do something still work, if you know exactly where to click or touch (iOS). But here's the kicker. If you go to any other linked pano and then go BACK to the pano you just came from, THEN ALL the hotspots in the previous pano show up! Do this for all the panos in the tour, leave and come back, you finally get all the hotspots in each pano to appear.
What could be the cause of this behavior?
Really? None of those that actually viewed my tour site above bothered to respond with "Confirmed. Have no idea. Doesn't do it on my tour builds. Don't know how to help" or "Your tour loads fine for me. All hotspots (red direction arrows, green info buttons, and image labels) are visible in all panos for me. Don't know why not for you?"
Something, anything is better than silence.
I looked at the generated xml files, and did not see any rectangle hotspots with an embedded image.
So It seems quite normal that I did not see any rectangle hotspots when looking at your tour.
In which room should we see such rectangle hotspot ?
tour0.xml = Foyer, which has two rectangle hotspots filled with png images that get exported as spot01.png (coat closet) and spot02.png (half bath)...
<hotspot name="spot1" hview="-3.48" vview="30.16" fovview="61.47" hcenter="-1.57895" vcenter="4.15385" onclick="looktohotspot(get(name),get(view.fovmin),smooth(400,20,100));mainloadpano(tour2.xml);lookat(get(hview),get(vview),get(fovview));" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/spot0.png" crop="0|0|65|65" frame="0" lastframe="9" frameheight="65" framewidth="65" onloaded="set(stopSequence,false);animate(spot1,0.1);" onhover="showtext(Livingroom);" ath="-1.57895" atv="4.15385"/> <hotspot name="spot2" hview="167.61" vview="20.32" fovview="61.47" hcenter="18.1579" vcenter="-29.8681" onclick="looktohotspot(get(name),get(view.fovmin),smooth(400,20,100));mainloadpano(tour6.xml);lookat(get(hview),get(vview),get(fovview));" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/spot0.png" crop="0|0|65|65" frame="0" lastframe="9" frameheight="65" framewidth="65" onloaded="set(stopSequence,false);animate(spot2,0.1);" onhover="showtext(Second Floor Hall);" ath="18.1579" atv="-29.8681"/>
tour02.xml = Livingroom, which has one popup image (object1.png) attached to point HS (spot4.png)...
<hotspot name="spot13" onclick="closeallobjects();set(plugin[spot13object].visible,true);tween(plugin[spot13object].alpha, 1);" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/spot4.png" onhover="showtext(Size: 16' 6" x 13' 2" | Area: 217 sq ft);" ath="-13.3896" atv="27.5"/> <plugin name="spot13object" visible="false" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/object1.png" align="center" alpha="0" onclick="closespot13object();"/> <action name="closespot13object"> if(plugin[spot13object].visible, tween(plugin[spot13object].alpha, 0); delayedcall(0.5,set(plugin[spot13object].visible,false)); ); </action>
Below are two of the three rect. HS image labels...
<hotspot name="spot16" handcursor="false" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/spot5.png" distorted="true" ath="6.3872" atv="12.2004" width="206" height="28" rx="11.7163" ry="-7.52549" rz="1.07658"/> <hotspot name="spot17" handcursor="false" url="tourdata/graphics/spots/spot6.png" distorted="true" ath="162.17" atv="1.94264" width="156" height="26" rx="0.788687" ry="12.7769" rz="-0.373101"/>
I wish Tourpano Pro had fields in the Hotspot Properties pane to NAME hotspots and fill objects rather than auto naming everything "spotXX."
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The above is just a sample. Most rooms have similar treatments. Spot0.png is the red sequenced direction arrow common to all panos and is the only one "garanteed" to show on all panos. All the other SpotXX.png's are hit and miss. It appears all ObjectX.png (the room info popup images) appear on demand whether or not its associated green (i) point HS is visible or not.
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At the earliest age, children around the world ask questions about the nature of existence and how we came to be here. Simon Singh's third and most ambitious work of popular science takes us on a journey through the ages, as man's sense of his own importance in the universe shrank ever smaller and his idea of time stretched from a few thousand to around fifteen billion years.
With this collection of letters Ian Stewart, accomplished mathematician, science writer, and even science fiction writer, accompanies a young and imaginary student on her path to becoming a professional mathematician. The letters address the questions that arise naturally at the crucial points in "Meg's" career, from leaving school and pondering whether to take a maths degree, through to becoming a fully established mathematician wondering how to juggle teaching and research.
The hero of this book is Euler's formula:
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This simple equation has been widely considered through the last two centuries to be one of the most beautiful formulae of mathematics, and Nahin tells us why.
Do you love football, marvel at Beckham's perfect swerving free kicks and find formations fascinating? Or do you love science, and want to find out how aerodynamics affects a ball in flight and discover the insights statistical analysis of real-life data can give?
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a lot of recipes i have found say to add powdered sugar to make the honey butter...to me that is overkill. I want honey butter not frosting. Thanks for your recipe.
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Carlton Chambers, 69, of Rockingham, died, Friday, Oct. 5, 2012, at Rockingham Manor, with his wife by his side.
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just about any Western state "only steers and queers come from Texas private cowboy, and you don't much look like a steer to me so that kinda narrows it down" Full Metal Jacket 1987
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In "Full Metal Jacket," Gunnery Sergeant Hartman uses the line on Private Cowboy, from Texas. In "An Officer and a Gentleman," Gunnery Sergeant Foley first uses the line on a character, portrayed by David Keith, from Oklahoma. Then, at the end of the movie, Richard Gere passes by Sgt. Foley using the same line on a new recruit from Arizona. All three states can be considered valid for the line. Land of Steers and Queers
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A great review in The Irish Times for A Little Circle Of Kindred Minds: Joyce In Paris by Conor Fennell, our first print title. It was written by Luca Crispi:
A Little Circle of Kindred Minds: Joyce in Paris is a commendable introduction to the cultural scene and, most importantly, to the now virtually mythical stories that have been told about these modernist artists. Although not always exact as literary history, the stories are told with a contagious passion.
A Dubliner and former editor with RTÉ, Fennell has an enthusiasm for Joyce and other Irish writers in Paris that is apparent on every page. The anecdotal sketches are a pleasure to see recounted again and should encourage readers to pursue the memoirs and biographies that form the foundation of Fennell's book. One could quibble with some of the facts, as well as with the generalisations and summary statements, but that would be to miss the point of the book, which is a broad exploration of some of the characters that helped make Paris "the centre of English-language Modernism".
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This project is a result of Cambridge University Library being presented with a unique opportunity of rescuing from a bank vault in Paris a collection of precious medieval Hebrew and Arabic documents from the Cairo Genizah. The aging family who owns it is anxious to make institutional arrangements in the near future and if this does not prove possible will simply sell it off (or give it away) as individual items to collectors without any concern for accessibility.
In the past hundred years, the documents found in the Ben Ezra Synagogue in Cairo, Egypt, have revolutionised the study of most aspects of medieval Jewish culture in the Mediterranean area. Some 200,000 items (comprising almost a million leaves), held in various libraries around the world, have not only made possible the reconstruction of many of the best-known Hebrew, Aramaic and Judeo-Arabic works of the 10-13th centuries but have also brought to light the existence of numerous, previously unknown, literary items. In addition, the Genizah materials have also illuminated the daily lives and culture of Jews, Muslims and Christians in the eastern Mediterranean during a period that included the Crusades and that saw contacts with the western Mediterranean and North Africa on the one hand and with India on the other. These fragmentary pieces, in vellum and paper, include bills, lists, itineraries, letters and cheques that have fascinated social and economic historians. Their linguistic characteristics have furnished specialists with insights into the development of various Semitic and a number of European languages (the latter because of their transcription in Hebrew characters). The Genizah texts are undoubtedly as important as the Dead Sea Scrolls for scholarly and popular understanding of cultural history.
Cambridge University Library now has the rare opportunity of obtaining a collection of 5,000 unconserved fragments that are currently unavailable for consultation and research. Much of it dates from the classical Genizah period (10-13th centuries) but there appears to be a greater preponderance of 16th century items and of less "standard" material with magical and mystical content.
The current plan is that, as soon as the first batch of 1,000 fragments is received, work will commence on its conservation. The cost of this part of the work is not included in this project. Once each item has been conserved, a digital image of it will be prepared, accompanied by the necessary metadata. A special area within a new wing of the Library currently being prepared will be assigned to the Mosseri Collection. An efficient and expeditious treatment of these items, and an arrangement to make them widely available to scholars, will demonstrate just how important this collection and this project are to the world of scholarship. If the pilot project to deal with 1,000 fragments is successfully completed, it is hoped then to proceed with the treatment of the remaining 4,000 items.
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Take time to enjoy the first day of spring, March 20. It has been a long winter in comparison to 2012. In my yard the earliest daffodils, Lenten Rose (Helleborus), bluebells and crocus are blooming. Soon the forsythia will brighten the yard with its yellow flowers. However, the cold and rainy weather have caused the early spring cleanup to be delayed. Don't wait too long! Make your list of spring cleanup activities — pruning back vines, shrubs and trees; preventative sprays on fruit trees, brambles and grapes; planting of potatoes (remember today is St. Patrick's Day) and a few other early garden crop; reseeding of lawns and just raking out the dead plant material around the garden beds. Ohio State University Extension has many factsheets explaining how to care for plants. Access them through our website www.ohioline.osu.edu.
Rose growers, whether you have just a couple or a few dozen, now is the time to trim most of them back. The exceptions are old fashion shrub roses (Rosa rugosa, Thomas Graham series), tree rose and climbing roses as they bloom off the canes that grew last year. Light pruning can occur to bring the roses in bounds, however too much pruning greatly reduces these exception roses' bloom for the current year.
Hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, polyanthas and minatures can be pruned back to 12-15 inches (minatures even more- 6-9 inches) as this year's blooms are borne on current year's growth. Check your roses for any dead wood and prune these canes back first. Look for rose stem borer holes and rose galls and cut these out, too. Clean up any old leaves and haul them away. If your rose garden is getter shadier due to surrounding tree growth consider pruning back the tree lower branches. Roses need ample light; a minimum of eight to ten hours per day. Remember to start your fertilization, insect and disease control schedule.
There is still time to prune your summer flowering shrubs like Rose of Sharon (thin branches, cut back) and butterfly bush (cut back to six inches from ground). Evergreen shrubs like yews, junipers and arborvitae can be pruned back now and again in early June. Spring flowering shrubs like forsythia, pussy willow, quince, and lilacs should be pruned just after they bloom so new growth produced will have sufficient time to grow and set flower buds for next year's bloom. Clematis vines can be pruned with spring flowering ones (i.e. Jackmanni- common deep blue) pruned lightly now and summer blooming ones can be pruned within six inches as they bloom on this season's growth. Check out our OSU factsheet on clematis.
Are you interested in renovating, planting, or caring for your lawn this spring? The Meigs County Extension office is a holding a lawn clinic on March 20 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at our office located at the Meigs County Annex, 117 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy (next to Holzer Clinic Meigs Branch). We will cover the basics in seed selection, soil preparation, planting, fertilizer, weed control and mowing. The cost is five dollars per family to cover the handout.
Hal Kneen is the Athens/Meigs County Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator, Ohio State University Extension.