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I have recently played this game and noticed something. I love the game, but not the person who brought it to AG (Surlent). He has broken the law. He has stolen a game without even crediting the rightful author. That is called Copyright infringement.
Copyright infringement (or copyright violation) is the unauthorized use of material that is covered by copyright law, in a manner that violates one of the copyright owner's exclusive rights, such as the right to reproduce or perform the copyrighted work.
I would like one of the admins to at least get rid of this game and warn Surlent.
So I guess nobody cares about this obvious breaking of the law, and the fact that AG could get sued for it?
Ok... When AG goes down for © infringement I promise I won't say "I told you so."
why would he care games not worth a flip anyway
Ha! Games aren't worth anything! Ha! Thats hilarious!
i would only care if its a good game but its not so...
i like both i dont prefer one over the other
Ya this game sucks anyway, if you want to play a game like this play GH
guitar hero this stinks
hey Kreator your a dumb a s s dude NO ONE CARES
that game is so hard.
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April 16, 2009
Early Martian Environment, Water Drive Search For Life
Solar energy and winds, collisions with asteroids and comets, and changing magnetic fields have all altered the environment of Mars, a planet that may have been able to support life during its history, as documented in a special collection of papers published in the current issue of Astrobiology, a peer-reviewed journal published by Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Compiled by Helmut Lammer, PhD, Senior Editor of Astrobiology, from the Austrian Academy of Sciences, this special paper collection features a report by Pham et al. that presents a semi-analytical model to evaluate the influence of impacts on the evolution of the carbon dioxide-based martian atmosphere. The results of this study indicate that impacts alone cannot satisfactorily explain the loss of significant atmospheric mass since the Late Noachian (~ 3.7 "" 4 Ga). In other words, if the martian atmosphere was much denser at about 4 Ga than at present, impact erosion was most likely not responsible for the removal of the atmosphere at that time. Terada et al. present a 3-D model to assess the effects of exposure to solar energy and winds on ion escape on early Mars 4.5 Ga, and to demonstrate how ion erosion could have led to the loss of water that might have been present on Mars. Two reports, by Horváth et al. and Fendrihan et al., explore the existence and survival of two types of bacteria under martian surface and environmental conditions, and the types of habitats that might have existed to support these life forms."The results of Pham et al. and Terada et al. indicate that Mars should have lost its denser initial CO2 atmosphere very early," says Dr. Lammer, PhD, "and may have been cold and dry during most of its history. Leblanc and colleagues propose a new concept in exploratory missions with Mars Environment and Magnetic Orbiter (MEMO), which would gather data to help scientists understand how the martian surface, atmosphere, and magnetic field have evolved, and how those questions raised by Terada et al. and Pham et al. can be investigated."
In honor of the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Darwin in 2009 and the anniversary of the publication of his seminal work, On the Origin of Species, this issue of Astrobiology also includes papers describing the proposed Darwin Mission, which will take measurements on Earth-like planets outside our solar system.
"Though the final configuration of missions to study the spectra of Earth-like planets has not yet been decided," says Charles S. Cockell, PhD, Senior Editor of Astrobiology, and Professor at The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, "Darwin represents a very important step in a consolidated scientific and technical architecture for such a mission."
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1:13 even though I was formerly a blasphemer and a persecutor, and an arrogant 1 man. But I was treated with mercy because I acted ignorantly in unbelief, 1:14 and our Lord's grace was abundant, bringing faith and love in Christ Jesus. 2 1:15 This saying 3 is trustworthy and deserves full acceptance: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners" – and I am the worst of them! 4 1:16 But here is why I was treated with mercy: so that 5 in me as the worst, 6 Christ Jesus could demonstrate his utmost patience, as an example for those who are going to believe in him for eternal life.
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An Albany company called StratoComm Corp. announced last week that it had secured a $45 million contract to sell telecommunications equipment in Cameroon.
It turns out shares of StratoComm started trading on the so-called "pink sheets" (OTC: STCO), which is an over-the-counter securities market for smaller stocks, some of which do not register with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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We're already working on a laying out a new course to help mitigate the pedaling-snake effect, the classic Celestial course had a tough time accommodating all you rally riders.
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As a reminder, next Tuesday is a bye, next race is at Round Valley (numero 5) June 17.
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Lots of photogs out there, guest feature from Angie and crew – as soon as the pics are posted we'll share the link. Speaking of pics, you see Noah superman the finish? complete composure too!
For all you riding the Wasatch Back this Saturday – Good Luck, baaahh! [sheep noises] – and for all you who aren't racing, remember, not only is the MidWeekMTB series working on some new trail with Wasatch Trails Alliance (on the new WOW trail – details here) but it's National Trails day. So if you can't make it out to our joint effort, find something in your area; re-shape some of that berm you plowed through, or help smooth out that tread-line you sank on a borderline "dry enough" day. Maintain these trails that allow you enjoy the sport you love.
Sweat and hard work are definitely needed to maintain any trail system, but if you can't commit the time or calories, Dollar$ are generally just as welcome. So below are links that will help you do either:
Wasatch Trail Alliance – dedicated to the Heber Valley area
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At the recently re-opened, renovated and expanded San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA), there's currently a first-rate design exhibition that offers examples of important, game-changing innovation, including the first Apple Macintosh computer from 1984. This one appears to be in mint condition.
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In Miami … At Artist Laz Ojalde's Studio
We recently visited the South Beach, Miami studios of artist-designer Laz Ojalde and took pictures of the space and his work, which includes these lights and objet. Ojalde runs a separate design studio called LMNOQ and has developed an aesthetic around sustainable, minimalist furniture design and art pieces. Super dope stuff.


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Here are some screenshots of the new druid forms in Beta. Thanks to Henchick for helping with some of the shots.
I don't have a lot, since I'm just quickly trying to get stuff posted before I head to campus this morning. I only had about a half hour I could spend on this…
The Orca swim form is by far my favorite. If I could just live in some pond the rest of my druid's life, I'd be totally happy.
The ride-able stag form goes travel form speed. You don't get a speed boost. You have to be in a party with someone to be able to hop on their back. Strangers can't just hop on for a ride. Your party members, however, are free to hop on any time. lol
Glyph of stars is what turns you into a ghostly form ("Astral form" at this point is just a ghost effect applied to the character). It lets you see your gear, though translucent. lol
Force of nature for resto druids looks like the original coloring, and it casts healing touch (hits for about 5000 a cast in my gear). Force of nature for guardian druids casts taunt, and has a new coloring. The graphic for Ursol's Vortex is also in. Incarnation didn't have a new spell effect for moonkin yet – it just made me into a comically giant moonkin which I don't think is intended. lol


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2-1/2 cups sliced Mushrooms
- 1/2 cup chopped White Onion
- 5 tablespoons Butter
- 1/4 cup All-Purpose Flour
- A pair of cups Cold Water
- 2 cups Skim or Low-Fat Milk
- Just one (14-½ ounces) Reduced-Sodium Chicken Broth
- 1/2 cup Barley
- Three or more tablespoons chopped Fresh Parsley
- A single tablespoon Dry Sherry
- Only two teaspoons Worcestershire Sauce
- 1/8 teaspoon Coarse Salt
- 1/8 teaspoon Fresh Ground Black Pepper
How to make Mushroom Soup with Onion and Barley
- Create 1-tablespoon butter for you to massive skillet. Sauté mushrooms along with onion more than low warm, until finally onion is actually sore.
- Remove mushrooms along with don't forget the onions in order to bowl using slotted spoon. Put aside.
- Put 3 or more tablespoons butter for you to stockpot. Soften in excess of choice warm. Fire up within flour. Prepare food flour and butter 3-5 mins till flour brown colours.
- Slowly but surely blend in water, milk, chicken broth, barley, chopped fresh parsley, dry sherry, and Worcestershire sauce.
- Time of year by using salt in addition to pepper.
- Give some sort of steam in excess of medium-high warm.
- Reduce high temperature so that you can low. Take care of stockpot. Simmer Forty five a few minutes, stirring occasionally.
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CiscoLive 2017: Still Learning, Still Having Fun
by Eric Stewart on Jul.07, 2017, under Networking, Technology
Cisco Live was in Las Vegas again this year, and it was hotter (in more ways than the weather) than last year! I learned quite a bit and had a lot of fun. But fair is fair: There are things I would like to see changed. Still – if you're a networking professional that touches Cisco equipment, going to Cisco Live is a benefit you can't ignore.
"Breaking" Cisco Live 2017 News: Closing Guest Speaker!
by Eric Stewart on May.09, 2017, under Networking, Technology
So – I'm going this year. Flight, hotel, classes all booked (just need to squeeze in possibly a CCNP TSHOOT exam and I'm all set). But I have some news hot off the presses: I know who's going to be giving the closing keynote! And of course, some additional social gaming has been added to this year's event.
Cisco Live 2017 – A Preview
by Eric Stewart on Apr.19, 2017, under Networking, Technology
While not for certain yet, it's at least in the plans that I go this year. Cisco Live is once again in Las Vegas this year, so read on for my preview, advice, and some official information courtesy of the Cisco Live team!
A Day With Apple AirPods
by Eric Stewart on Mar.01, 2017, under Cell Phones & Providers, Technology
My loving wife, with her birthday fast approaching, caught word of these things and wanted a set for herself. I of course figured I'd get us both a set and see what they were like.
A Day With the Apple Watch (Series 2)
by Eric Stewart on Dec.21, 2016, under Technology
I was waiting for my Pebble Time 2 Kickstarter reward when the word came down: Pebble was stopping all hardware production and being sold to Fitbit. In a moment of weakness I spent way too much money on an Apple Watch. Here's my review after one day.
What Do You Call 28,000 Geeks In Las Vegas?
by Eric Stewart on Jul.20, 2016, under Networking, Technology
A) A Week With Friends
B) Summer Camp
C) A Learning Experience
D) Cisco Live 2016
E) All Of The Above
deny ip any any: What You Need On An "in" ACL For DHCP And HSRP To Work
by Eric Stewart on Apr.28, 2016, under Networking, Technology
It's been my experience that "ip access-group <acl> in" is rarely used. Most of the time, people look at the "out" form of the command. In this post, I will explain how to view the different directionality of the "in" vs "out" and then review the issues that you can encounter with respect to DHCP and HSRP when it comes to ending an "in" ACL with a "deny all" at the end.
The Network As A Symptom: Subnets
by Eric Stewart on Apr.21, 2016, under Networking, Technology
Related to my previous post about "The Network As A System", during my time on call, I got another request that stated: "I need a port opened between 10.0.0.24 and 10.0.0.56. I know they're on the same subnet, but I'm getting timeouts when trying to connect between them."
The thing is, they weren't on the same subnet.
The Network As A Symptom: DNS
by Eric Stewart on Apr.21, 2016, under Computers, Networking, Technology
We have an on call rotation at $JOB where, for a week, a given engineer is responsible for responding to after hours phone calls as well as tickets and ACL requests. During a recent turn of mine with the football, I got an ACL request that didn't make sense, and after working it through with the DB Admin that made the request, I figured I'd write this. It's sad that it's probably mostly networking people that read the blog, because they already understand everything this will explain. It's the DBAs, Developers, and other IT support personnel that could benefit from what I go over here.
UnifiedTrees 1.0 Cacti Plugin: Major Update
by Eric Stewart on Feb.16, 2016, under Networking, Technology
$JOB's Cacti multi-server infrastructure has been running fine on Cacti 0.8.8b and UnifiedTrees 0.8. However, Cacti 0.8.8f is out and the trees are done quite differently. It's time to update $JOB's Cacti infrastructure and to make UnifiedTrees compatible, it had to undergo some major changes.


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Here is your ACC Recap for March 29th.
#2 Virginia 2 George Washington 0
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Will Roberts (Jr., Richmond, Va.) recorded the eighth nine-inning perfect game in NCAA Division I baseball (since 1957) to lead the top-ranked Virginia baseball team to a 2-0 victory over George Washington Tuesday at Davenport Field. Roberts recorded 27 straight outs and needed just 98 pitches to earn the second perfect game in ACC history.
It is the 19th perfect game of any length in NCAA Division I history, the first for any pitcher in Division I since 2002 and the first in the Virginia annals. Lost in the shuffle – it also was the 2,000th victory in UVa program history.
Roberts tossed nine perfect innings and tied his career high with 10 strikeouts. It was the first complete game of Roberts' career; his previous career high was 7.2 innings, set earlier this season against Niagara.
Virginia Recap
George Washington Recap
#9 Florida State 5 #4 Florida 2
FSU Recap
Florida Recap
Charlotte 4 #10 UNC 3
Junior catcher Miguel Rodriguez (Cape Coral, Fla.) drove in the first two runs and sophomore third baseman Shane Basen (Waxhaw, N.C. / Marvin Ridge HS) drove in the last two as the Charlotte 49ers took down No. 6 North Carolina 4-3 at Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium Tuesday night in non-conference baseball action. The win extends Charlotte's streak to four straight years with a defeat over a team ranked seven or higher. Charlotte improves to 20-6 on the year, snapping the Tar Heels' nine-game win streak and handing them only their fourth loss of the season (23-4). Charlotte has won eight of its last nine contests and improves to 18-4 at home in 2011.
Charlotte took the first lead of the game with a run in the second. First baseman Corbin Shive (Salisbury, N.C. / East Rowan HS) drew a leadoff walk and came around to score on Rodriguez's RBI single through the left side of the infield.
The Tar Heels wrestled the lead away with a pair of runs in the third on back-to-back RBI hits from center fielder Ben Bunting and shortstop Tommy Coyle.
Mercer 4 #12 Georgia Tech 2
ATLANTA, Ga. – On a bitterly cold Tuesday night, the Mercer baseball team finally broke through to end a 13-year streak of futility versus Georgia Tech, defeating the nation's No. 6 ranked team, 4-2.
Mercer (18-9) had lost 17-straight games in the all-time series and hadn't defeated the Yellow Jackets since 1998 prior to Tuesday night's victory.
The loss for Georgia Tech (21-5) also ended the longest current winning streak in the country at 16 games.
Mercer Recap
Georgia Tech Recap
#17 Clemson 11 Georgia 5
Clemson, SC – Richie Shaffer capped a seven-run sixth inning with a grand slam in #16 Clemson's 11-5 win over Georgia at Doug Kingsmore Stadium on Tuesday night. The Tigers improved to 14-9 overall, while the Bulldogs fell to 11-14. The win was Jack Leggett's 1,160th in his career, which moved him into a tie for 18th place (with Jack Coffey) on the all-time wins list by a head coach at a Division I school.
Georgia jumped out to a 4-1 lead through four innings. After Chris Epps hit a solo homer in the fifth inning, Clemson took advantage of five walks and Shaffer's grand slam to score seven runs in the sixth inning.
Kevin Pohle (3-1), the fourth of seven Tiger pitchers, earned the win by retiring the only batter he faced in the sixth inning. Will Lamb entered the game in relief of starter Justin Sarratt and struck out a career-high six batters in 3.1 innings pitched. The six Clemson relievers combined to allow six hits, two runs, and four walks with 10 strikeouts in 7.0 innings pitched, while the seven pitchers combined for 12 strikeouts in the game.
Wake Forest 6 Appalachian State 2
HICKORY, N.C. – Brian Holmes struck out seven batters and Carlos Lopez reached base four times to help Wake Forest defeat Appalachian State 6-2 Tuesday evening at L.P. Frans Stadium.
The Demon Deacons improve to 9-15 on the year, while the Mountaineers dip below .500 at 12-13.
Holmes started and earned his first victory in a Deacon uniform, moving to 1-1 on the year. Along with his seven strikeouts, Holmes went five innings, scattered three hits and walked just two batters. Lawrence Pardo started and took the loss for ASU to fall to 1-3.
Justin Van Grouw and Michael Dimock both pitched scoreless innings of relief to aid the strong pitching effort by the Wake Forest staff.
Wake Forest Recap
Appalachian State Recap
Northeastern 2 Boston College 1 (11 innings)
The Northeastern University baseball team defeated the Boston College Eagles in an extra inning affair Tuesday afternoon, claiming a 2-1 victory at Friedman Diamond in Brookline, Mass.
Freshman outfielder Aaron Barbosa had his third consecutive multi-hit game in the effort, going 3-5 with a walk and two steals. The steals are his eighth and ninth of 2011. DH Jon Leroux (2-5) slugged two hits as well.
NU scored the winning run in the 11th without the benefit of a hit. After two quick outs, SS Oliver Hart walked to represent the winning run. 2B Alan Pastyrnak drew a quick base-on-balls before Barbosa reached on a dropped third strike to load the bases for junior co-captain Matt Miller. Miller was unable to capitalize on the situation, but the opportunity never presented itself as Eagles' reliever Eric Stevens uncorked a wild pitch to score Hart for the winning run.
Northeastern Recap
Boston College Recap
Campbell 4 Duke 1
BUIES CREEK, N.C.-Ellis Lowe knocked in two and scored a pair while Campbell relievers tossed six shutout innings to down visiting Duke, 4-1, Tuesday night at Taylor Field.
The Camels improve to 12-14 on the season, while Duke falls to 15-12 with the midweek loss. The win was Campbell's first over the Blue Devils since 2001, when CU topped Duke 12-8 at Taylor Field and 7-0 in Durham.
The win was also the Camels' first this season when scoring less than five runs, breaking a streak of 10 games.
Campbell struck first in the contest, as back-to-back doubles from Lowe and Alan Denman gave the Camels an early 1-0 lead after one complete.
Miami (FL) 13 Florida Gulf Coast 2
CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami scored in each of the first five innings, and sophomore Steven Ewing took care of the rest, as the Hurricanes blew out the visiting Florida Gulf Coast Eagles, 13-2, Tuesday evening at Alex Rodriguez Park.
Eight different starters reached base, as the Hurricanes (15-11) scored a season-high in runs scored. Sophomores Zeke DeVoss and Michael Broad each hit home runs, as the Hurricanes recorded five extra-base hits in the win.
Ewing (3-1, 2.60 ERA) threw 4 1/3 innings of no-hit baseball in earning the victory. After Ewing left in the sixth inning, the bullpen returned to dominance to allow FGCU (13-13) just three hits and no runs in the final 3 1/3 innings.
Miami (FL) Recap
Florida Gulf Coast Recap
NC State 9 UNC Greensboro 1
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Andrew Ciencin homered and drove in four runs and Ethan Ogburn allowed three hits in six shutout innings Tuesday to lead NC State past UNC Greensboro 9-1 at the UNCG Baseball Stadium.
The Wolfpack, which won for the fifth time in the last six games, improved to 15-11 with the victory, while the Spartans dropped to 14-9.
NC State put the game away early. Ciencin belted a two-out three-run homer to left in the top of the first inning off UNCG starter and loser Jonathan Jones (0-1), and the Wolfpack added single runs in the third and fourth. Ciencin drove in Pratt Maynard with an RBI groundout in the third, and Matt Bergquist singled in Brett Williams in the fourth.
NC State Recap
UNC-Greensboro Recap
Radford 7 Virginia Tech 5
BLACKSBURG, Va. – Robert Lamas (Annandale, Va./Paul IV) hit a two-run double in the fifth to give Radford the lead, Matt Hillsinger (Bowie, Md./Archbishop Spalding) went 4-for-5, and the Highlanders snapped a three-game slide with a 7-5 win over Virginia Tech on Tuesday night.
Radford (14-10) earned its first win over the Hokies (14-13) since April 20, 2004. The win was the first for the Highlanders at English Field since March 9, 2000.
Two-out runs were key for the Highlanders – Matt Mack (Davidsonville, Md./St. John's College H.S.) singled home a run in the third to give Radford a 2-1 lead, Hillsinger's fourth-inning single scored Lamas, and Lamas gave the Highlanders a 5-3 lead, one they didn't give up, with his double in the fifth.


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In triathlon men and women race side by side. This wise policy engenders a sense of camaraderie that is one of the most appealing aspects of our sport.
But there are certain physical attributes and psychological traits specific to each sex that should not be ignored. We asked Andy Lane of Tri Coaching Wales (tricoachingwales.com) for advice on how to tailor training to suit the male and female mind and body.
1. Embrace strength training
Women are often concerned that weight training will lead to bulky muscles. But if you keep the weight low and the reps high, or find the right circuits class, you'll build strong muscles without adding bulk.
"Strength training increases resistance to injury and enhances performance," says Lane. "Research shows that when carried out over 12 weeks, it can significantly improve performance above endurance training alone."
A strong body will significantly reduce the likelihood of injuries such as knee complaints and lower back pain. When recovering from injury you can maintain your resistance workouts with aqua jogging.
"It removes the high impact associated with running but recruits and trains similar muscles," says Lane.
2. Calculate your maximum heart rate accurately
Women's hearts are smaller than men's and they beat faster. The traditional, easy way of calculating maximum heart rate (MHR) is the formula '220 minus your age'.
For women this is closer to '226 minus your age', but it's still a simplistic formula so it may be worth your while using professional sports science testing to work out your specific training intensity zones. Alternatively, speak to the staff at your gym.
1. Sink or swim
Men generally have less body fat than women, which reduces natural buoyancy and, potentially, speed in the water. To prevent your legs sinking and creating drag, experiment with body position.
"You should be aiming for a relatively flat body position in the water so your hips and legs are not creating excess drag and your head is not so low that you have to compensate by over-rotating [which can create new problems]," says Lane.
Try different positions and consider asking a friend to video your attempts so you can watch what happens to your stroke with different body lines. If possible, book a session or two with a coach, who can work with you to tweak different factors to optimise your body position.
2. Fuel up to go faster
Studies show that men who take in more fuel on an Ironman achieve better times, though this is not the case with women, who tend to oxidize less carbohydrate in endurance sports.
Also, women use up more lipids than men do, and so may rely more on them than on carbohydrates as a source of energy – lipids take longer to break down for energy use.
These gender differences are associated more with running than cycling. The relationship between energy intake and performance, particularly during the run, is worth testing in your training.
Lane's advice is to adopt a little-by-little approach. "Do not change everything in one go because you won't know what worked and what didn't. Always try new strategies in training, then in your minor races, rather than for the first time in your A race. And if one gel or drink doesn't work for you, try a different brand."
Subscribers can discover more triathlon races to try throughout 2011 in the full article. If you'd like to subscribe, you can enjoy a significant saving on the newsstand price by subscribing online now.


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I would like to respond to comments made on 12/14/98 by Charles McCathieNevile (hereafter "CMc"). Note that "EH" indicates the responses of Eric Hansen. CMc: I am personally not keen on the idea of including elaborate impact statements, although there are a number in the guidelines. EH: I don't think that impact statements in the document would necessarily need to be more elaborate than what is included now. (Perhaps just a few refinements might be enough.) Currently the document highlights the _major_ affected disability groups and, in some cases, non-disability-related groups. I see the majority of impact data as non-normative and found in separate documents. CMc: I am dead against the idea of quantifying them, as I feel that is an exercise which is certainly beyond the scope, and probably beyond the resources of the WG. EH: I see some kind of quantification as valuable for ensuring the documents' audiences that the circumstances of key disability groups and been examined in the context of each guideline. I have generated draft impact ratings for 13 disability groups for 2 of the 17 guidelines. CMc: How much impact a particular problem has on the general community (as some kind of weighted average of impacts on subsections) is, in my opinion irrelevant to the goals of the group. It does not assist us to determine what guideines should be followed, and what techniques are available, to ensure that web content is accessible to all. EH: I think that impact ratings are one fairly stable piece of information that would go into figuring out which techniques should be followed. Specifically, impact ratings would be some of the information from which priority (importance) ratings would be derived. Furthermore, the impact ratings have the benefit of being much more focused than the priorities. (See earlier memos.) CMc: It is also important in such a situation to have accurate, up to date information. A W3C recommendation cannot be changed - it is by definition a stable document. [New para.] In this context, the removal of priorities on guidelines may be helpful. The guidelines themselves must be followed, but it may happen in some months that there is no necessity for most people to do anything particular to follow a given guideline, since the problem is handled for them by an authoring tool (as an abstract example). EH: Since earlier memos I have supported the idea that priorities don't belong in the normative portion of the document because they are too changeable. One of the major motivations for proposing the idea of "impacts" is to find a more stable indicator that might be included in the normative part (as well as providing a firmer conceptual anchoring of the guidelines to needs of specific disability groups). CMc: The priority definitions are information which may be useful to people trying to do a cost/benefit analysis - things which are priority 2 techniques are not going to provide access in themselves, they are just going to significantly improve the quality of that access (by bringing it nearer the quality experienced by 'mainstream users' - perhaps we should make that more explicit in the P2 definition?) while things which are priority 1 deal with the ability to access the information or function in any form, without minimal regard to the difficulty of using that information or function. EH: I think that it is very important to make explicit how the priorities are derived. If I understand the nature of priorities, I must disagree with your characterization of "priorities" as _input_ to the calculation of cost-benefit. My understanding has been that priorities are actually the _output_ from a calculation (albeit informal) that uses cost-benefit types of considerations (cost, feasibility, practicality, availability of tools, etc.) as input. How can one generate an indicator of the priority (or importance) related to a technique without consideration of the cost and availability of the tools for carrying out that technique? Indeed, it is such considerations that make priorities changeable. CMc: (It could be argued that giving a person access to a binary representation of the data in a GIF file is providing access, but I think most people would agree that it is a stupid argument.) EH: That particular example might easily be dismissed, but I will propose another one that is more realistic. Certain individuals who are deaf or are dyslexic can perceive the written text, but the text is just as inaccessible to them as if they cannot perceive it (if I am exaggerating, someone please correct me). A definition of priorities that assigns priority 1 to issues of perception and priority 2 to issues of language may give too little consideration to language-related issues even though they can be barriers that are just as severe. One may respond, "Yet issues of perception are more fundamental than issues of understanding or comprehension. Issues of perception deserve to have a higher priority than issues of understanding and comprehension." Yet, we should be aware that it is not very hard to recast issues of language as issues of perception. To illustrate this, I will propose a new technique or guideline: "If the written text is inaccessible, you must provide an alternative accessible version of the text." In other words, I as an individual with a severe print-related disability may say, "This technique is really no less important than the priority 1 technique of providing alternative text for graphics. This technique should be priority 1, not priority 2. The alternative, accessible text must be made perceptible to my senses." By the way, this proposed technique is not that "far out." This technique or guideline encompasses the material in A.7, at least some of the material in B.3, part of A.5, and so on. ============================= Eric G. Hansen, Ph.D. Development Scientist Educational Testing Service ETS 12-R Rosedale Road Princeton, NJ 08541 (W) 609-734-5615 (Fax) 609-734-1090 E-mail: email@example.com on Monday, 14 December 1998 18:21:32 UTC
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"I was really honored-it was such a wonderful, wonderful surprise," said McCafferty, who has been teaching at SERRC since 2000. "I am extremely humbled by it."
McCafferty, who helps students study for their GEDs and provides basic skill reviews in math and writing, was nominated by the Southeast Regional Resource Center staff through a letter written by Carin Smolin.
"She easily casts from teaching math problem-solving, to analyzing a student's essay writing, to talking about job goals and personal dreams," said Smolin. The nomination letter also credits McCafferty with putting together small group classes, and supporting the outreach staff, as well as VISTA and other volunteers.
Since joining SERRC, McCafferty has helped more than 300 students a year. Students receive one-on-one instruction, tailored to their learning styles.
"We're lucky that we're small enough in Juneau to be able to provide this type of individualized instruction," said McCafferty, who adds that each study plan is geared towards a student's needs and interests.
Originally from Kent, Ohio, McCafferty traveled to Alaska for family and work reasons, and lived in Ketchikan for 15 years before moving to Juneau.
Her "varied background," as she laughingly calls it, includes working at the Southeast Island School District for three years as well as managing an art gallery, substitute teaching and being in and out of the health education field.
"I've worked in the education and art worlds for most of my career," she said, "but being hired at SERRC was like coming home for me.
"I love working with adults. They are motivated and goal-oriented, and it is refreshing to work with students on that level.
"What I especially love about working at SERRC is that every day is different, and I value that variety," she added.
"I plan to continue in adult education and see myself here years from now; I'm enjoying Juneau and my work quite a bit."
Obviously her dedication to her job and to her students shows.
At a statewide conference held in early September for all adult educators, McCafferty was presented with the AAEA Educator of the Year award in front of all of her peers.
Founded in 1977, the Alaska Adult Education Association is a professional organization that works to improve coordination, communication and support for adult education services in Alaska.
"It was a great surprise, especially because my co-workers nominated me for the award-they wrote such a wonderful letter," said McCafferty.
"It was also an honor because in the five years that I've attended the conference, I've acquired so many teaching strategies from other adult educators around the state-they are incredible role models," she added.
"They have been teaching for many more years than I have, and I value all of the strategies and approaches that I've gained from them."
According to the AAEA, more than 1,000 Alaskans annually obtain jobs as a result of the skills gained through adult education programs, and McCafferty's students are no different.
"She helps students set and achieve learning goals, then carefully points them in the right direction," Smolin wrote of McCafferty's abilities.
"When she lets go, students head into life's current with confidence and success."


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SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 18, 2016 /CNW/ -- Nexen Tire, a leading global tire manufacturer, announced that President Travis Kang, son of Nexen Tire Chairman Byung-Joong Kang, has been appointed CEO of the company at the general shareholders' meeting held on February 17.
The company's decision to bring new leadership is raising expectations for the company. "We expect that President Kang's strong leadership will help us take a fast and dramatic approach in business policies based on long-term plans in order to make quick and bold investment for the company," said Nexen Tire.
After graduating with a degree in Business Administration from Yonsei University and receiving a master's degree from the Business School of Seoul National University, President Kang joined Nexen Tire in March 2001. Since then, he held various positions including Managing Director of the Business Planning Office, President of the Sales Division and President of Strategic Planning.
Throughout 15 years of his career at Nexen Tire, he has been working closely with his employees to facilitate sales activities, especially in international and OE tire markets, contributing to the business expansion of Nexen Tire. He also has been leading the company's various sports marketing activities such as Manchester City Football Club sponsorship in 2015 to strengthen Nexen Tire's brand power in the globe.
Meanwhile, Nexen Tire has been strengthening its global presence with a focus on the European market. In October 2015, the company started the construction of a new tire manufacturing plant in the Czech Republic, which will feature the most advanced automation systems along with environmentally friendly technologies. Commercial operation is planned to commence in 2018.
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7 West 57th Street Realty Company, LLC v. CitiGroup, Inc. et al
Plaintiff: 7 West 57th Street Realty Company, LLC
Defendant: CitiGroup, Inc., Citibank, N.A, Bank of America Corp., Bank of America N.A., Barclays Bank PLC, UBS AG, JPMorgan Chase & Co., JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, Credit Suisse Group AG, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., Cooperatieve Centrale Raiffeisen-Boerenleenbank B.A., HSBC Holdings plc, HSBC Bank PLC, HBOS PLC, Lloyds Banking Group plc, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Scotland Group, plc, WestLB AG, WestDeutsche Immobilienbank AG and Deutsche Bank AG
Case Number: 1:2013cv00981
Filed: February 13, 2013
Court: New York Southern District Court
Office: Foley Square Office
County: NewYork
Presiding Judge: Paul G. Gardephe
Nature of Suit: Anti-Trust
Cause of Action: 15:1 Antitrust Litigation
Jury Demanded By: Plaintiff
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|MEMORANDUM OPINION & ORDER re: 114 MOTION to Dismiss Notice of Defendants' Motion to Dismiss the Amended Complaint filed by The Norinchukin Bank, WestDeutsche Immobilienbank AG, WestLB AG, Citibank, N.A,, Royal Bank of Ca nada, UBS AG, HSBC Bank PLC, Bank of America N.A., CitiGroup, Inc., HBOS PLC, Barclays Bank PLC, Deutsche Bank AG, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., JPMorgan Chase Bank NA, Bank of America Corp., Cooperatieve Centrale Raiffeise n-Boerenleenbank B.A., Lloyds Banking Group plc, HSBC Holdings plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Credit Suisse Group AG, Royal Bank of Scotland Group, plc, 139 MOTION to Dismiss for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction by Foreign Banks filed by The Norinchukin Bank, WestDeutsche Immobilienbank AG, Royal Bank of Canada, HSBC Bank PLC, HBOS PLC, Barclays Bank PLC, Deutsche Bank AG, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., Cooperatieve Centrale Raiffeisen-Boerenleenbank B.A., Lloyds Banking Group plc, HSBC Holdings plc, Portigon AG(f/k/a WestLB AG), Royal Bank of Scotland Group, plc, Credit Suisse Group AG., For the reasons stated above, Defendants' motions to dismiss the Amended Complaint are granted. Any m otion for leave to file a second amended complaint is to be filed by April 30, 2015. The Clerk of the Court is directed to terminate the motions (Dkt. Nos. 114, 139). SO ORDERED. ( Amended Pleadings due by 4/30/2015.) (Signed by Judge Paul G. Gardephe on 3/31/2015) (ama)
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text: Peter F. wrote in message ... <big snips here and below - so saving server space> [...] PF:- >Your sweeping schematization skirts-around relatively discrete and concrete >facts/phenomena and concepts such as: > >"CURSES" (=~memories of 'slow' *as well as* 'fast' trauma); "SHITS" >(gradually as well as suddenly traumatizing *situations*); "SHITS-detecting >(and deflecting)" inhibitory interneurons. KC:- Forgive me, Peter, NDT is Decussed :-] Get it? "decuss-ation" :-] [...] PF continued:- >But I rather risque that kind of drowning than debase myself and my >intelligence (however much I do have) by naive neurotic beliefs in any kind >of deity. KC:- I'm Sorry, Peter, as I've explained repeatedly, after coming to understand what's in the neural topology, and its functioning, if I Failed to Acknowledge Jesus' Priority, I'd be a Plagerist. I can't 'explain how it could be so, PF interjected:- Precisely why you can't is/defines my "effectively philosophy terminating" point ! OK, =you= explain it. I can't see beyond WDB2T - but I can see WDB2T, and I can see that Jesus Saw WDB2T. ~1600 before Carnot. =That's= what I can't explain, but can only see - it's just there, plain-to-see, isn't it? And why I am trying to put this point across against the advice of my own position of opinion and understanding, is an *exceptionally pathetic* theoretical part of my explanatory philosophical take on things. %-] KC continued:- but it's Clear to me that Jesus was Teaching with respect to the Universal Thermodynamic. "Love your enemies." "Do good to those who persecute you." Turn the other cheek." "Go the extra mile ['go beyond experience']" and ~"Give 'em your shirt, too." Jesus always Taught with respect to 'going beyond experience'. He was, literally, addressing the dynamics of Topologically-Distributed E/I-minimization. PF:- Those statements, ascribed to an almost certainly 'historically-to-have-been-here' person, can *also* be described -- in a more detailed and more revealing, but still only *complementary*, way -- as attaining their 'mainstream' meaning by way of the AEVASIVE aspect of our psychophysiology and of the phylogeny of our phenotype. They can also be described as statements of "repressive" forebearance (in respect of frequently occurring 'individual-freezing' *selective Hibenation imploring type* of environmental (and naturally selective) pressures. <snip> Peter All I'm doing is not 'denying' what I see with my own eyes. Yes, I understand the 'costs', inherent. FWIW, nobody has ever come up to me, patted me on the back, and said, "Hey, way to go, man!" No one's ever commented in any 'positive' way. As far as I can tell, all this 'moving away from' includes folks who Profess Belief in Jesus. But, on my part, it's just more of what I've done in Neuroscience, Physics Maths, and Chemistry - going back, and Fixing long-existent Errors of interpretation, rebuilding-from-the-ground-up, in light of contemporaneous knowledge. As for my 'first-person' 'language', it's just that I trust the accounts of those who accepted terrible-deaths rather than denying what they'd Witnessed through their own sensory experience. And then, when I do an analysis of the content of the verbal-symbol stuff attributed to Jesus by those stalwart-Witnesses, my jaw-hangs-down in light of what I've seen with my own eyes right in the experimental results. Jesus said it first... ~2000 years ago. Shall I 'deny' all such 'because' I understand that Acknowledging it will leave me 'beat-up'? Shall I 'deny' all such because I can't explain how it could be so? If such 'denial' were to be the case, then what sense would there be in anyone's giving Credance to anything I said? Folks'd, then, have Reason to 'doubt' anything I said, wouldn't they? I can explain the wellspring of behavior. I can explain how it happens within "the most-complex three pounds of matter in the known universe", but I can't 'explain' how it could be, ~1500 years before the Scientific Method was even a glimmer in Gallileo's mind, that Jesus so obviously understood how our nervous systems process-information. I'm 'impoverished' in the latter way of seeing. But I'd be a Coward if, just because I can't explain it, I 'denied' what I do see with my own eyes. If folks 'cast-me-out' because of what I Acknowledge because I refuse to 'usurp' Priority, then, well, I'll be 'cast-out'. "Oh well." But you and I have been over this same 'ground' repeatedly, Peter. It's where I stand, and where I will stand, and there's no 'sancttion' stuff that anyone can heap-up that'll 'un-there-I-stand' me. I understand that folks're 'repulsed' 'because' they presume I'm 'doing religion', but that's not, at all the case. I'm just Honoring Truth. There is no one who has, yet, seen me 'do religion', except those who happen to be-there when I'm 'alone with God' in Church. This other stuff is as I've explained it in the past - just me Living. Folks in-Science've 'moved away from' this or that that's flat-out-obviously in-Truth 'because' of the knee-jerk 'moving away from' 'religion' that's come increasingly into 'vogue' ever since the Church 'moved away from' Gallileo's "still-it-moves"-ness. Geese-Louise! It's mis-take stuff, on both 'sides'. Get over it. Don't 'discard' Truth just 'because' of an ancient, or not-so-ancient, Error. Get over it. There's Truth in-there upon which the Survival of Humanity depends. Where is Hope if folks 'wimp-out' with respect to Truth? Anyway, that's where I stand. It seems you can't get enough of 'walking me out on this plank', but please, it 'hurts', Peter. If we 'move' in opposite-directions, we 'move' in opposite-directions. I'm not 'trying-to-'convert' folks. I'm only not 'moving away from' Truth, on my own behalf, because, if one 'moves away from' Truth, one 'moves away from' all that matters. I don't do such. Period. So, if you want to continue 'berating' me because I Refuse to 'deny' Jesus' Priority, change your approach. Show me anything that I've posted that's not-True. You can't. No one can. All anyone can do, in that direction, is 'move away from' Truth, simultaneously, inviting Savagery into the midst of Humanity. "Ho hum"? I go against the 'coersed consensus' - the Prejudice - of 'science'. I understand the 'costs', and Accept them. I've 'scars'-enough, Peter. Put down the lash, take up Reason... Please. Show me anything that I've posted that's not-True. K. P. Collins -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... 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SFMOMA Reveals More Expansion Details
As if the SFMOMA wasn't already gorgeous in its design (the skylighted atrium! the rooftop sculpture garden! the steel bowstring-truss bridge!), the museum just released more awe-inspiring details on its 235,000-square-foot building expansion.
In collaboration with Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta and slated to open in 2016 (with construction set to begin this summer), the museum plans to add two levels and 130,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor gallery space with 15,000 square feet of art-filled, free-access public space. This growth will nearly double SFMOMA's exhibition capacity.
Some highlights to look forward to:
- The biggest public living wall of native plants in San Francisco. The massive vertical garden will be located in a new sculpture terrace on the third floor (take that, Maven).
- A lofty "white box" space equipped with cutting-edge lighting and sound systems, where film screenings, live art, educational programs, and special events will take place.
- A new outdoor terrace on the seventh floor with stellar city views (we're hoping they continue to serve Blue Bottle coffee and Humphrey Slocombe's Secret Breakfast ice cream).
- An environmentally sensitive approach on track to achieve LEED Gold certification.
When the SFMOMA shuts its doors on June 3, don't fret because the museum has planned plenty of offsite programming. Here's a sneak peek at what you can expect to sate your modern art craving.


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A LANDSBOROUGH man would've gotten the fright of his life when he crawled into bed and found a snake waiting for him.
According to Sunshine Coast Snake Catcher Ritchie Gilbert, 22-year-old Josh McCullum turned off the light to his bedroom and jumped into his bed.
As he settled in to bed he was bitten on the hand by something.
He yelled out to his parents and his mum came in and found the snake in his bed.
About 1am Richie got the call for help.
"I was called and came out to find this beautiful spotted python," he said.
"They are native to this area but rarely seen on the Sunshine Coast."
As for Mr McCullum, he was fine enduring only a small bite mark.
In a post on Facebook Richie said the spotted python was popular in the pet trade as they are non venomous and only grow to a maximum of 1.2m.
"It's hard to tell when we come across these ones if they are in fact wild or escaped pets but given they are native to this area this one has been released back into the wild not too far from where it was caught," he said.
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There are two main positions within physical therapy, Physical Therapists (PT) and Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA).
The physical therapy school requirements to become a PT is different than that needed to become a PTA. Both positions require a college degree, but PTs are required to have an advanced degree and the course requirements are much greater, both in quantity and quality.
Physical Therapy School Requirements
Most physical therapy school requirements include completing program courses with a minimum grade point average (GPA) to pass, generally 2.5 – 3.0 or higher. Useful undergraduate courses for both positions would include anatomy, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics (among others). Even social science and advanced math classes like statistics can prove valuable.
While there is no universal undergraduate curriculum, most physical therapy schools require the following for admission:
General Biology I and II
General Chemistry I and II
General Physics I and II
Human Physiology
This is just a list of the most basic required courses and is in no way the complete list of required courses before admission.
Physical Therapist Education Requirements
To practice as a Physical Therapist, you must obtain either a Master's degree or Doctorate degree in physical therapy. There is no longer an option for a Bachelor's degree in physical therapy.
Generally, to pursue the advanced schooling required to become a PT, you will need to start with a Bachelor's degree with a solid emphasis in science, physics and physiology. An additional 2 – 2 1/2 years of schooling are required for a Master's degree (MPT) or 3 additional years for a Doctorate degree (DPT). Most graduates are DPTs these days.
Instead of requiring a Bachelor's degree, some physical therapy education programs offer a 3+3 format whereby you can take 3 years of targeted undergraduate schooling plus 2-3 years of advanced physical therapy courses, ending up with a Master's degree or Doctorate degree in physical therapy.
Each physical therapy school has its own requirements and prerequisites, so you really need to know in advance what they are before attending an undergrad college beyond your freshman year. If you are already past your freshman year, it may be a good idea to research the PT schools whose prerequisites most closely match the courses you've already taken. This can save you both time and money.
Most PT schools also require a certain number of hours of volunteer or paid experience working in a physical therapy environment, usually with a licensed Physical Therapist. Some programs also require two letters of recommendation from licensed Physical Therapists, so you'll need to get work experience from at least two different facilities.
Competition for available classes in physical therapy schools can be stiff, so grade point averages from both High School and/or any college classes taken so far can make a big difference. See physical therapist education requirements for more details.
Physical Therapist Assistant Education Requirements
To become a Physical Therapist Assistant you'll generally only need to obtain an Associate's degree in physical therapy. Again, each school and state has its own required course curriculum, so pay attention to these details.
The required courses for PTA often do NOT overlap with courses necessary for PT, so you need to decide beforehand which career pathway you plan to pursue.
Students that change career paths midstream are usually unsuccessful when trying to apply classes taken for PTA to get credit for their PT class requirements. Having said that, there are accredited programs in a couple of states that allow PTAs to continue to work and take courses on the weekend to obtain the Master's degree required to become a full PT.
In addition to obtaining your Associate's degree from an accredited PTA program and meeting the physical therapy school requirements, you'll generally need to pass the National Physical Therapy Examination. Some states also require additional licensing or exams to practice in those states.
As with physical therapy schools, competition for the available number of student positions in PTA schools can be stiff, so grade point averages from both High School and any college classes can make a big difference. See physical therapy assistant programs for more information.
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My question is: Find the modulus of ((15i)^4)/((-5-10i)^6)
For this would the top line just be 15^4 = 50625.
The bottom line: root 125 then to the power 6.
Please help. Thanks
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you seem to do be doing well, know how to find the modulus of both the denominator and the numerator, now you just divide them.
Okay thanks, I get 50625/1953125.
This simplifies to 81/3125.
The only problem I have is that this is practice question from a non-calculator test. Do you you know if there is an easier way to approach this with no calculator. Thanks.
well the numbers in this question are fairly easy due to nice prime factors
so your fraction is
so this can be done fairly easily without a calculator
Thanks for your help
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Nice apartment with incredible view over the sea
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|Ivana Buzolića, 21450 Hvar, Horvátország
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Our house offers rooms and apartments with a private balcony featuring stunning views of the sea and the Paklinski Islands. Hvar's beaches are just 450 metres away.
The air-conditioned rooms and apartments of Kresic Apartments have free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a refrigerator, and a seating area. Some have a kitchenette.
You can use the on-site barbecue facilities to prepare their meals. The nearest restaurant is only 300 meters from Apartments Kresic.
Apartments Kresic also offers laundry and ironing facilities, and fax and photocopying services.
The historic centre of Hvar is only 500 metres from Apartments Kresic. The nearest night club is 300 metres away. Free private parking is possible on site.
We have an apartment with terrace where you can enjoy a wonderful view over the sea and the small islands in front of Hvar.
There are one double bed and a sofa bed.
It comes along with a separate kitchen and bathroom with everything needed to use them properly.
Please note that the room rate is based on 3 guests. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests (see Extra Bed Rates).
You can also use TV, radio, fax, BBQ facilities and many more amenities.
Hope you will spend a good time with us
HázirendOne child under 2 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a child's cot/crib.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 20 per night and person in an extra bed.
Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.
Maximum capacity of children's cots/cribs in a room is 1.
Supplements will not be calculated automatically in the total costs and have to be paid separately in the hotel.
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Our view was simply incredible!! You will struggle to find a more perfect view - we could see all the Pakleni islands and the whole of Hvar below. The location is perfect, 5 minutes walk to the old town, square and port.
The only down side is the balcony next door for the other apartment doesnt have a divider all the way along so it is a bit weird when youre sat outside there together. Also, the shower runs out of hot water quite quickly making it difficult for one of you not to have a cold shower! Everything else was perfect! We loved Dara's place :)
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Season Seven, Event 37: 85 Minute Fixed Seed
This is a Signature Event. The top three experience value records across all signature races for each class wins an alternate art Demigod's Bounty at season end. You can view the current top three participants by class here.
To see your points in the current season (and its prizes), go to this page.
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The top 20 alive players of each class by experience will receive:
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Los Angeles, 1949: A secret crew of police officers led by two determined sergeants work together in an effort to take down the ruthless mob king Mickey Cohen who runs the city...
Well that was a disappointing end.
That was one of the best starts to a fixed seed race I've ever had. Killed Brutus absolutely no trouble with desync and everything. Die the very next mob to desync and blue goatmen.
Desync ruins this game. I know that everyone has it, and you have to learn to live with it. But desync is still a terrible thing.
adrealine qs in a2, 15% ms off merveil, then i fucked get killed by a single splitting dog through 54% fire res while i have pot running. shit game
L85+ Alive: 89 92 91
L85+ Dead: 85 86 85 91 88 88 89 91 94 86 88 91 96 88 86 90 92 86
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Act 1 was okay-ish until after brutus, no amber in vendor. Didn't have currency for Poleaxe so used a Woodsplitter for all of act 2 until I hit 24 where I switched to Double Axe.
#1 Ranger record for now, but it won't last for sure.
61 min Sarn as well, pretty meh
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I pray no one thinks I'm disrespecting the Rocket here.
It's regarding the neon sign outside Rocket's pub, Tavern 9, the watering hole he owned for several years beginning in the late '50s.
Originally it had the word "Taverne" from top to bottom, and crossed hockey sticks below his name, but in one particular photo from La Presse, his career goal tally, 544, was added and "Taverne" isn't there for some reason.
I dunno, maybe the sign could've been slightly different….I think it must have been under renovation.
Here's how it originally looked, as you can see on this old lighter. (Photo from Classic Auctions).
Here's the photo from La Presse.


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