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I'm the idiot? Where in my comment did I say RPS didn't break the story? Maybe you should go take a grade school reading comprehension course before hurling insults.
The entire points of the article is them saying that no one else was willing to report on it which is completely inaccurate,every site around picked up the story as well and many have continued to report on it over and over again.
As a guy who read about a dozen gaming sites (RPS is not one of them) on a daily basis I have a huge problem with a couple of supposed facts about this story. It seems like RPS is just trying to say "hey look at us we're so awesome and everyone else sucks" just to promote themselves.
"When RPS first broke the story [that servers weren't handling most of the calculations], only a few other gaming sites picked up on it."
Pretty much every gaming site picked it up and reported on it over and over again. They all also had stories specifically linking to the video that proved Sim City could easily be run offline as well. I also don't agree at all that the story has been pushed into the background. At least once a week I see another story about the Sim City debacle especially after the new update which apparently just made things worse.
The answer is none. Cable networks can put any kind of language they want on tv, most just choose to follow the same rules.
Whoops meant to type doesn't guarantee instead of does guarentee. My spelling mistake kinda ruined my whole argument.
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There is nothing to defend. No one with any kind of power anywhere in the country ever even once suggested limiting 2nd amendment rights. Regardless of what your leaders and the NRA tell you and you just blindly follow the constitution does guarantee you to own any and all weapons ever made. It was written when the world had nothing but muskets, so until guns have been limited to one shot muskets no one is even coming close to infringing on your rights.
Nothing new. Counterstrike and Day of Defeat have been doing it for over a decade. If you're banned you can still play but only in non secure servers.
I'm just gonna assume this article meant they had semi automatic rifles. It seems to stress the semi automatic weapons part when every single cop in the country has a semi automatic weapon on him every single second that they're on duty.
10% of tens of millions of users is still a very large number.
15k is right about in the middle of the range of billboard advertising rates for a 4 week ad. Actually seems a little low to me if it's gonna be in a city as big as Austin.
On a completely unrelated not to the story. Stop coming to our town. Ya'll out of towners have ruined both SXSW and ACL.
Where's the torrent at, lol. Actually looks interesting, might pick it up.
Harold and Kumar has been online for weeks. Make your own queue and go find it.
Fewer movie tickets sold but more dvd's/bluray/streaming
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Business models are changing, piracy isn't overly hurting anyone.
Guy Fawkes was the terrorist of the day but so were the founding fathers over here in America. They are now celebrated as symbols of standing up to repressive regimes much as Guy Fawkes is celebrated today.
Haha, so awesome.
People in sparsely populated states have far to much a voice using the ridiculous electoral college. One person one vote, plain and simple, there is no need for the electoral college at all.
It was well over a day that the banner was up warning of the blackout.
Has nothing to do with this article, just happened to be here when I was watching NBC nightly news. Opening of their story just called SOPA the stop online PRIVACY act. Haha.
I imagine it's something like taking to much acid, barely hanging onto reality.
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Maybe it was the lack of ball movement.
Maybe it was the lack of defense.
Or maybe it was the abundance of lethargy in their game. Whatever it is, the Lancers need to fix it before taking the court again Friday.
Lenoir Community College dropped both their games over the weekend, letting Sunday�s contest against Patrick Henry Community College slide right by them on Coach Bobby Dawson Court.
LCC (5-5, 0-5 Region X) never led Sunday as it fell to the visiting Patriots, 82-64, out of Virginia. The Lancers lost the day before in double overtime against Guildford Technical Community College, 94-90.
But Sunday, the Lancers just weren�t into it.
�It was lackluster, (there was) no effort out there tonight,� LCC coach Bobby Dawson said of his team�s performance after Sunday�s game. �I think it�s a mental thing. I think we just have to go back � to the drawing board.�
The Lancers� lineup was adjusted over the last three games, with a couple of players returning for their last home game until Jan. 26. LCC lost three in a row at home after Sunday�s defeat.
Jeremy Smith returned Sunday for LCC, but finished with five points on two-of-four shooting and four rebounds.
Larry George was LCC�s leading scorer against the Patriots (10-3, 4-1), finishing with 15 on seven-of-nine effort. He also had five rebounds.
The Lancers shot 39 percent from the field, but, even with 11 assists, weren�t passing the ball enough.
�Those guys pounded us inside, and when they went to the zone, they started spreading us out,� Dawson said of Patrick Henry. �You can�t hide weak defense, and that�s what we are. We�re a weak defensive team right now.�
LCC�s Tawaiin Harper had five big points to bring the Lancers within two at 24-22, but there was no stopping the scoring power of Patrick Henry�sBruce Elder Jr.
He lit up the paint and came away with 38 points and 12 rebounds over the Lancers.
After LCC trailed by only six points coming back from the break, Elder was instrumental in expanding his team�s lead.
When he finally missed a shot, LCC�s defensive rebound became a basket with 12 minutes left� but the Lancers were already down 61-49.
The Lancers went down by as many as 15. They got a couple of big baskets via assists, including Gabe Stathern�s 3-pointer off a dish from Harper. LCC broke 50 points on the play, and it was one of two treys from the Lancers.
Although LCC made adjustments for PH�s low-post scoring, the effort for a comeback wasn�t strong enough.
�You see a little lull in there sometimes,� Dawson said. �On offense, we do a lot of one-on-one stuff, and that is not going to get it. If we�re going to do anything, we�ve got to come together as a team. Hopefully, we can find some resolve in that this week.�
The Lancers played the game down to the wire the previous day but came up short.
Guildford Tech tied the contest at 69-69 with 16 seconds left in regulation. LCC guard Shaquille Wilson penetrated the defense, but his shot didn�t fall as the teams headed into the first overtime.
The score ping-ponged through the first extra session. Antuawn Smith scored on a floater for LCC to tie all at 79-79, and a Titans turnover forced a second overtime. They pulled away from LCC by going up five points and leaving less than 16 seconds on the clock.
Smith had a huge game on the glass for LCC Saturday as he finished with 22 rebounds. He also had 16 points that day.
He was one of two Lancers to slip on what seemed to be a clammy floor in the extra periods, causing a pair of LCC turnovers.
�The floor was horrible,� Smith said Saturday. �It was a hard pill to swallow, but we have to come back out and fight hard.�
Sunday, Smith had just six points and four rebounds.
LCC travels to Catawba Valley Community College Friday.
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PHCC scoring (10-3, 3-1): Bruce Elder Jr 38, Josh Beck 12, Daquan Kerman 11, Mustafa Ali 8, Latrell Wells 4, Jashad Jamison 3, Daniel Ginsberg 2, Rod Holland 2, Ian Jackson 2. (46 percent).
LCC scoring (5-5, 0-5): Larry George 15, Gabe Stathern 14, James Owens 9, Josh Hill 8, Tawaiin Harper 7, Antuawn Smith 6, Jeremey Smith 5. (39 percent).
PHCC rebounds: Elder 14, Beck 4, Jamison 3, Wells 2, Holland 1, Ali 1, Darius Watson 1, Kerman 1, TEAM 1
LCC rebounds: Owens 11, George 5, Shaquille Wilson 5, George 5, A. Smith 4, J. Smith 4, Hill 3, Stathern 1, Eric Dudley 1, TEAM 2.
LCC scoring (5-4, 0-4): Antuawn Smith 16, James Owens 16, Gabriel Stathern 13, Shaquille Wilson 12, Josh Hill 10, Tawaiin Harper 7, Larry George 7, Eric Dudley 5, Tavorise Hall 2, Carnell Norfleet 2.
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This fact sheet answers the most frequently asked health questions about sodium hydroxide. For more information, call the ATSDR Information Center at 1-800-232-4636. This fact sheet is one in a series of summaries about hazardous substances and their health effects. It is important you understand this information because this substance may harm you. The effects of exposure to any hazardous substance depend on the dose, the duration, how you are exposed, personal traits and habits, and whether other chemicals are present.
Sodium hydroxide is a manufactured chemical. It is present in several domestic cleaning products. Very low levels can produce irritation of the skin and eyes. Exposure to the solid or concentrated liquid can cause severe burns in the eyes, skin, and gastrointestinal tract which may ultimately lead to death. This substance has been found in at least 49 of the 1,585 National Priorities List sites identified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
What is sodium hydroxide?
At room temperature, sodium hydroxide is a white crystalline odorless solid that absorbs moisture from the air. It is a manufactured substance. When dissolved in water or neutralized with acid it liberates substantial heat, which may be sufficient to ignite combustible materials. Sodium hydroxide is very corrosive. It is generally used as a solid or a 50% solution. Other common names include caustic soda and lye.
Sodium hydroxide is used to manufacture soaps, rayon, paper, explosives, dyestuffs, and petroleum products. It is also used in processing cotton fabric, laundering and bleaching, metal cleaning and processing, oxide coating, electroplating, and electrolytic extracting. It is commonly present in commercial drain and oven cleaners.
What happens to sodium hydroxide when it enters the environment?
- Sodium hydroxide released to the atmosphere breaks down readily by reacting with other chemicals.
- Sodium hydroxide separates in water to sodium cations (positively charged sodium atoms) and hydroxide anions (negatively charged oxygen and hydrogen atoms), which ultimately decrease the acidity of the water.
- If released to soil, sodium hydroxide will separate into sodium cations and hydroxide anions when it comes into contact with moisture.
- Sodium hydroxide does not accumulate in the food chain.
How might I be exposed to sodium hydroxide?
- Small amounts of sodium hydroxide are sometimes used in drain and oven cleaners. Using these products may expose you to sodium hydroxide.
- Workers employed in industries where sodium hydroxide is produced or used may be exposed to this compound.
How can sodium hydroxide affect my health?
Sodium hydroxide is very corrosive and can cause severe burns in all tissues that come in contact with it. Inhalation of low levels of sodium hydroxide as dusts, mists or aerosols may cause irritation of the nose, throat, and respiratory airways. Inhalation of higher levels can produce swelling or spasms of the upper airway leading to obstruction and loss of measurable pulse; inflammation of the lungs and accumulation of fluid in the lungs may also occur.
Ingestion of solid or liquid sodium hydroxide can cause spontaneous vomiting, chest and abdominal pain, and difficulty swallowing. Corrosive injury to the mouth, throat, esophagus, and stomach is very rapid and may result in perforation, hemorrhage, and narrowing of the gastrointestinal tract. Case reports indicate that death results from shock, infection of the corroded tissues, lung damage, or loss of measurable pulse.
Skin contact with sodium hydroxide can cause severe burns with deep ulcerations. Pain and irritation are evident within 3 minutes, but contact with dilute solutions may not cause symptoms for several hours. Contact with the eye may produce pain and irritation, and in severe cases, clouding of the eye and blindness.
Long-term exposure to sodium hydroxide in the air may lead to ulceration of the nasal passages and chronic skin irritation
We do not know if exposure to sodium hydroxide could affect reproduction in humans.
How likely is sodium hydroxide to cause cancer?
There have been reports of cancer of the esophagus 15 to 40 years after the formation of narrow points caused by corrosion induced by sodium hydroxide. However, these cancers were most likely the result of tissue destruction and scar formation rather than a direct carcinogenic action of sodium hydroxide itself.
The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), and the EPA have not classified sodium hydroxide for carcinogenicity in humans.
Some reports indicate that cancer of the esophagus may develop many years after exposure to sodium hydroxide levels that are high enough to cause tissue damage. But this does not mean that sodium hydroxide itself is a cancer agent. The cancer could have arisen during repair of the damaged tissue.
How can sodium hydroxide affect children?
There are no studies on the health effects of children exposed to sodium hydroxide. The effects seen in children accidently exposed to sodium hydroxide are similar to the effects observed in adults.
We do not know if exposure to sodium hydroxide can result in birth defects or other developmental effects in people.
How can families reduce the risk of exposure to sodium hydroxide?
Products containing sodium hydroxide should be stored out of the reach of children.
Cleaners containing sodium hydroxide should not be stored in containers that may appear attractive to children, such as soda bottles.
Is there a medical test to show whether I've been exposed to sodium hydroxide?
There are no clinical tests that show that you have been exposed to sodium hydroxide.
Has the federal government made recommendations to protect human health?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets a limit of 2 milligrams of sodium hydroxide per cubic meter of air (2 mg/m3) in the workplace for an 8-hour work shift, 40-hour work week.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows sodium hydroxide as a food additive in levels not to exceed 1%.
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). 2002. Managing Hazardous Materials Incidents. Volume III � Medical Management Guidelines for Acute Chemical Exposures: Sodium Hydroxide. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service.
Where can I get more information?
If you have questions or concerns, please contact your community or state health or environmental quality department or:
For more information, contact:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
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1600 Clifton Road NE, Mailstop S102-1
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Phone: 1-800-CDC-INFO · 888-232-6348 (TTY)
Email: Contact CDC-INFO
ATSDR can also tell you the location of occupational and environmental health clinics. These clinics specialize in recognizing, evaluating, and treating illnesses resulting from exposure to hazardous substances.
- Page last reviewed: March 3, 2011
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New lawsuit: Prisons so hot, cell blocks like ovens
AUSTIN – In the latest court challenge to sweltering summer heat inside Texas prisons, four convicts on Wednesday asked a Houston federal court to require state officials to take steps to lower temperatures at a Navasota lockup where they allege it is so hot that metal tables are too hot to touch and metal-walled cell blocks are like ovens.
The four felons locked up at the Pack Unit – all with medical conditions and disabilities that are aggravated by high heat – allege in their suit that they are being subjected to inhumane conditions that violate the U.S. Constitution. The lawsuit also alleges that prison conditions have been blamed in 20 heat-related deaths since 1998.
The suit, the first one seeking class-action status that could open the prison system up to statewide litigation, joins more than a half-dozen other lawsuits already pending over summer heat inside Texas' 109 state prisons that are largely un-airconditioned. Prisons in the Houston and Huntsville areas, and in areas south and west of San Antonio have been targeted by complaints.
"Pack is a geriatric unit that has hundreds of inmates over the age of 60, and hundreds more suffer from heat-sensitive medical conditions," said Austin attorney Jeff Edwards, lead counsel in the new case. "(Prison officials) know the temperatures at Pack put these prisoners in danger rather than cool the housing areas or move the prisoners to safe locations. They play Russian Roulette with their health."
The lawsuit seeks a court order requiring prison officials to lower the temperatures in prisoner areas at Pack to a maximum 88 degrees, a level set last year by a Louisiana federal court as safe in prisons there.
Prison system spokesman Jason Clark said prison officials do not comment on pending litigation. In the past, officials have said they provide water and fans to keep summer temperatures down, in a prison system that has never provided air-conditioning except in medical units and special-needs areas.


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You should be able to pick up a good s/h 24-70mm f/2.8 for (just) under £1000. There are usually a few on eBay.With my D800 and D800E I find Nikon's "Holy Trinity" of 14-24mm, 24-70mm and 70-200mm f/2.8 lenses to be a superb combination.But don't be misled by much of the mythology that greeted the launch of the D800 last year. It is just that - mythology. None of your existing lenses will perform worse on the D800 than on any other camera you might have used them on..
Sorry, but the 24-120mm, even the new one, just isn't as competent as one could wish.Neither is Nikon's 24-70 f/2.8G. It's actually a fairly middle of the road lens.My experience is that the Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 DI VC is a far better lens, and most technical reviews confirm this. It also is a stabilized lens, which of course the Nikkor isn't. Costs around $1100-1200 US. Excellent value, and likely the best 24-70mm f/2.8 on the market, except for the new Canon 24-70mm II, which is twice the price and regretably won't work on a Nikon.Michael
The reviews of the 24-70 are far better than the 24-120 that has real edge sharpness problems, which is why I didn't buy the latter as much as I wanted to have that focal ability. I wouldn't lump them in the same category. There a tons of people, also on this list that love theirs. People that don't like hauling around a bag full of primes. I'll find out soon enough. Also the reviews of the Nikon 17-24 show it to be a pretty amazing lens. I think the combination of these two lenses in a bag is all I will need. The only Tamron lens I ever bought was total garbage mechanically so I'll never buy another regardless of their improvements. I just don't trust their quality control, good reviews or not. Even my old cheap Nikons have held up really well, every one of them.john
Sorry, but the 24-120mm, even the new one, just isn't as competent as one couNeither is Nikon's 24-70 f/2.8G. It's actually a fairly middle of the road lens.
Well, I've mentioned this before ........I'll never have another zoom.
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That possibly says it all!! Sounds a bit like an anti-zoom extremist.For someone who shows: then perhaps that also tells a story. Are you going to take lens advice from someone who perhaps spends far more time on internet chat rooms like this than actually out in the wilds taking photographs?
Wow, 10,194?I wonder how many of those are positive helpful posts?The one issues that DOES worry me about that 14-24, not the 24-70, is flair. It seems like the lens hood is just not adequate and the way the lens protrudes out is problematic. After all this is not a lens you use in the studio for the most part. Is there some way of constructing a workable lens shade that doesn't vignette? Outdoors you are going to run into some really awkward situations with that flair compromising tonality and color clarity it seems. How do you guys deal with that? I hope I'm not forced into the Zeiss 21 prime. Although I wouldn't cry about making that decision. There are certainly great points about it too. Still that 14-24 range is fantastic.john
I wish I had the time to read all those posts, but I'm busy making photographs and printing, not talking about equipment until I need to add something.


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I actually tried it for the first time last night. It certainly grew on me as I finished the glass...I'm not really sure what I was expecting going into it.
there's a bar in philly i've been going to for a while (Nodding Head- it's actually the place that put out the "crosby's tears" beer, but whatever). they make this beer called "grog", and i've been so frustrated not being able to find anything like it on the shelves. this chicory stout is very, very close.
Crosby's Tears eh, probably the stupidest thing i'll hear today. They should be embarrased.


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Please provide comments to the issue below as part of the 2012 WCB cost model virtual workshop for inclusion in the record. Comments are moderated for conformity to the workshop's guidelines.
The Commission required that the HCPM calculate the average cost of serving lines to at least the wire center level. The USF/ICC Transformation Order requires that the Connect America Phase II cost model be capable of calculating cost "on a census block or smaller basis"—a much more granular level.
Connect America Cost Model: To allocate costs within a census block, the first version of the CACM (CACM v.1) uses a "cost causation" allocation method where the fraction of shared costs is allocated according to the number of customers attached to each line.
In the Model Design Public Notice, the Bureau proposed to model the costs associated with the entire network, and then assign shared costs between eligible and ineligible areas. The Bureau sought comment on the appropriate methodology for allocating costs between these areas. The Bureau noted in the Model Design Public Notice that cost allocations can be problematic, and the "subtractive" method—determining the costs of supported areas by taking the cost of both supported and unsupported areas and then subtracting the cost of the unsupported areas—could be too complicated to calculate. Although some commenters urged the Bureau to adopt the subtractive approach, none have proposed a computationally tractable method for actually implementing such an approach.
A potentially workable approach to the subtractive method may be the following. First, use a cost allocation method like that used in CACM v.1 to define the following three footprints: (1) areas that are commercially viable, (2) areas that are eligible for the Remote Areas Fund, which are too high in cost to be supported through Connect America Phase II, and (3) areas that are eligible for Phase II support. These footprints would be determined by setting two thresholds and using the cost-per-block calculated using the allocation method. Then, using the subtractive approach to calculate the support amount in each area could be relatively straightforward, requiring only two calculations (commercially viable alone and commercially viable + eligible areas).
Depending on the thresholds that are chosen to set the three footprints, the cost of serving eligible areas may exceed or fall short of the $1.8 billion budget once the subtractive method is applied. If this occurs, it would be necessary to use different thresholds to determine the three footprints and re-run the subtractive method.
Questions for Comment
- Is there any reason to deviate from a "cost causation" allocation method like that used in CACM v.1 to calculate the support amount in each area?
- Should the Bureau adopt the subtractive method proposed above in the final version of the Connect America Cost Model?
- Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, CC Docket No. 96-45, Report and Order, 12 FCC Rcd 8776, 8915, para. 250 (1997) (subsequent history deleted) (Universal Service Order).
- Connect America Fund et al., WC Docket No. 10-90 et al., Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 26 FCC Rcd 17663, para. 167 (2011) (USF/ICC Transformation Order or Order), pets. for review pending sub nom. In re: FCC, No. 11-161, No. 11-9900 (10th Cir. filed Dec. 18, 2011) (USF/ICC Transformation Order).
- Wireline Competition Bureau Seeks Comment on Model Design and Data Inputs for Phase II of the Connect America Fund, WC Docket Nos. 10-90, 05-337, Public Notice, 27 FCC Rcd 6147, 6162-66, paras. 48-59 (Wireline Comp. Bur. rel. June 8, 2012) (Model Design Public Notice).
- Wireline Competition Bureau Announces Availability of Version One of the Connect America Fund Phase II Cost Model, WC Docket Nos. 10-90, 05-337, Public Notice, DA 12-2011 (Wireline Comp Bur. rel. December 11, 2012) (Model Release PN).
- Comments of the American Cable Association on Public Notice DA 12-911: Model Design and Data Inputs for Phase II of the Connect America Fund, WC Docket Nos. 10-90, 05-337 at 16-18 (filed July 9, 2012) (Comments of the ACA).
- Comments of Alaska Communications Systems Group, Inc., WC Docket Nos. 10-90, 05-337 at 13 (filed July 9, 2012) (Comments of ACS).
- Comments of Puerto Rico Telephone Company, Inc., WC Docket Nos. 10-90, 05-337 at 11 (filed July 9, 2012) (Comments of PRTC).


text: Animal Planet has finally given in and decided to capitalize on the extreme adorability of puppies, babies — and the loads of people who upload their own videos of both daily. Yes, Puppies Vs. Babies is Animal Planet's response to the Web Soup and Tosh.0's, but instead of airing clips of elaborate pranks, painful injuries, and nut-shots, we'll be viewing and deciding who wins in "the ultimate clash of cute." If you were thinking what I was thinking when I first heard about this series — a baby and a puppy facing off against each other in a Hunger Games-style death match — or if you thought you'd be seeing brand-new, original clips you might be disappointed. For everyone else, non-stop videos of what's arguably the fastest way to melt ones heart is a cause for celebration!


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Responsible Librarianship: Library Policies for Unreliable Systems
Library Juice Press, LLC, 14 mai 2014 - 193 pages
The three papers in this volume were written in the wake of a single policy decision at the Library of Congress: the decision to cease the practice of distinguishing and collating series through the use of distinctive headings maintained in an authority file. These papers examine library policies and organizational structures in light of the literature of ergonomics, high reliability organizations, joint cognitive systems and integrational linguistics. Bade argues that many policies and structures have been designed and implemented on the basis of assumptions about technical possibilities, ignoring entirely the political dimensions of local determination of goals and purposes as well as the lessons from ergonomics, such as the recognition that people are the primary agents of reliability in all technical systems. Looking at various policies for metadata creation and the results of those policies forces the question: is there a responsible human being behind the library web site and catalog, or have we abandoned the responsibilities of thinking and judgment in favor of procedures, algorithms and machines?
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Some thoughts on my CBC column on planning for your funeral, writing a will, and leaving a legacy.
- The basics on writing a will in Canada
- Options if you cannot afford a lawyer to do a will (check out this DIY Will site – not an endorsement! But worth knowing about.)
- How to begin thinking about your will
- Various ways to think about your legacy
- And if you find it all too overwhelming, here's a simple thing you can do now to create a legacy.
As always, thanks to Loren and Joanne at CBC's The Trailbreaker, who make it easy to be on the radio even at 7:45am.
And thanks, Kit Logan, for your beautiful photos on Flickr and for using the Creative Commons License!
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ITS Presenting on Cloud Storage/Backup Solutions
June 10, 2013
Our own Sharp Hall will be one of the presenters at the Penn Cloud-Sig meeting this week. The presentation entitled "Stories from the Field – Cloud Storage and Backup Solutions on Campus" will feature representatives from the various schools discussing their experience, both positive and negative, with Cloud Storage and Backup solutions. Sharp will discuss Penn Law's experience with cloud storage, in particular, how we can archive select data in a secure, reliable, and cost effective way.
The presentation will take place on Thursday, June 13 from 2-3:30pm in the Bits & Pieces room (306) of Sansom Place West.


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Take monsters beyond the basics! The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Monster Codex takes 20 of fantasy's most iconic monsters and gives you a mountain of new rules and pre-made stat blocks to challenge your heroes. Perfect for busy Game Masters, this invaluable tome gives a wide range of challenges for a variety of foes, from the nefarious drow to ruthless orcs.
Each monster includes an in-depth look at its society and ecology, new rules like feats and spells designed to complement the race, and archetypes built to give monsters a new edge. From a simple encounter to an entire campaign, this book gives you everything you need to make these monsters the center of the action!
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Monster Codex is an invaluable addition to the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. This imaginative tabletop game builds on more than 15 years of system development and an open playtest featuring more than 50,000 gamers to create a cutting-edge RPG experience that brings the all-time best-selling set of fantasy rules into a new era.
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D&D Attack Wing
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Engage in daring dragon-to-dragon aerial combat with the Attack Wing: Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures Game! D&D Attack Wing also introduces ground-to-air combat via expansion rules, also available for pre-order now.
WizKids Games, the industry leader in quality, pre-painted plastic miniatures, is pleased to bring the heroes, villains, and monsters of Dungeons & Dragons to life in this latest fantasy miniatures game series!
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New Release Reaper Minis
These new reapers are here and ready to wreck your adventurers lives with a giant cave sloth. As we all know, cave sloths are the best sloths.


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24 Oras May 1 2017 Full Episode24 Oras (24 Hours) is the flagship national network news broadcast of GMA Network. It is the nightly national newscast which airs in the Philippines on GMA and worldwide via GMA Pinoy TV. It is aired every weeknights from 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM, and every Saturdays and Sundays from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM (PST).
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Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA)
This subsite presents information products and materials relating to the results of the 2004 Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA)
The 2004 Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA) was prepared in response to a request from the Ministers of the Arctic Council, and is a follow-up to a preliminary evaluation of Arctic climate change issues included in the 1997/98 AMAP assessment.
The objective of the ACIA - as defined in the Arctic Council Ministers 'Barrow Declaration' - was "to evaluate and synthesize knowledge on climate variability and change and increased ultraviolet radiation, and support policy-making processes and the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)." ACIA should address "environmental, human health, social, cultural, and economic impacts and consequences, including policy recommendations."
The assessment was produced by the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) in collaboration with the Arctic Council's Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna (CAFF) working group, and the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC), and was coordinated by AMAP. More than 250 scientists and six circumpolar indigenous peoples' organisations participated in the ACIA.
ACIA was the first comprehensive multi-disciplinary assessment of the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. As such it represents a baseline for later work (including work under the 2011 Arctic cryospheric change - SWIPA - project coordinated by AMAP).
ACIA was also a milestone in that it was the first Arctic Council assessment to comprehensively include social science as well as natural science components - to assess the imacts of climate change on socio-economic conditions in the Arctic. Results of the ACIA were fed into the IPCC fourth assessment process and were instrumental in raising the profile of Arctic Climate Change issues in the UNFCCC and subsequent IPCC work.
Policy conclusions resulting form the ACIA assessment were developed by Senior Arctic Officials (SAOs).
ACIA Reports
The ACIA assessment is presented in three reports. The ACIA overview report (Impacts of a Warming Arctic) summarises the results of the assessment in an easily readable format and is available in a number of languages. An ACIA Highlights report presenting the ACIA Key Findings is also available. The ACIA scientific assessment report provides the fully-referenced and detailed technical background information. The policy recommendations developed by SAOs on the basis of the ACIA assessment are available in a separate ACIA Policy Document.
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You might feel that this announcement is a little late, but we downloaded rollup 10 right after it was announced and found that it had some problems. It was subsequently re-released, but that didn't fix the problems that the first release of rollup 10 caused. So now I'm going to wait a week or two before I announce rollups to make sure that Microsoft has an opportunity to revise them before I recommend that you download. At this point rollup 11 has been available for a month, so it should be safe to install. We will be installing it this weekend, and I will make note of any issues that we run into
Read about rollup 11 here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739504
Download rollup 11 here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34969
Download the CRM 2011 5.0.12 SDK here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=24004
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Check out this beautiful EDF!
Here is some video, and sorry, it was shot by an amateur who couldn't seem to operate the camera well (me).
With the bright sun making the viewfinder impossible to see, I had to just point the camera where I thought it should be pointed and hope for the best. Some of it turned out ok, and it definitely was fun!
Richard Evans
Updated 06-21-2010 at 04:57 AM by Richard Evans
Originally Posted by richevans
You are one of the first members, if you haven't registered yet, it is very easy, click "register" and enter a little information, you will quickly receive and email that has a link in it that confirms you as a member and you are done.
As a member on the newest RC forum in the net, you could help develop the forum as one of the best.
We are looking for ideas, and welcome yours.
Some things you can use this forum for now are: Use it as a place to
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Cincy defense a stiff test for UConn
CINCINNATI -- Mick Cronin stays up nights watching Shabazz Napier highlights, wondering how the UConn guard keeps pulling off the improbable.
"I am laying in bed with my iPad watching him make shots that are Kobe Bryant-type of shots," the Cincinnati coach said. "You don't even know how he's getting them off, let alone making them. And they are hitting nothing but the bottom of the net, so when he gets in a rhythm like that, it's scary."
The defense Cronin's seventh-ranked Bearcats (21-2, 10-0 American Athletic Conference) have played this season creates its own fears in the opposition, as how do you score on a team that has allowed the fourth fewest points (56.7 ppg) in the nation.
"First of all, you see their intensity, how they play each and every night no matter if they score 40 points or sometimes they score 80 points," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said in a Wednesday afternoon conference call prior to the team's flight. "They have an identity and Mick does a great job getting that team prepared each and every night."
Even though the No. 22 Huskies (17-4, 5-3) encountered some travel issues due to the weather on the way to Thursday night's game (7, ESPN), both teams figure to be prepared in a Big East rivalry that has turned into an American one.
While Cincinnati leads the conference and owns a 14-game winning streak, the Huskies have won six of seven with their own recommitment to defense and by hitting the boards.
"We want to be allergic to average," Ollie said. "We want to play UConn basketball every night out."
In order to accomplish that against the Bearcats, Napier and the Husky offense needs to do its thing. The Huskies hope junior DeAndre Daniels (ankle, back spasms) can be part of that attack, with Ollie putting the 6-foot-9 forward's playing odds at "75 percent."
"They are going to try to take out your first, second and third options so you are going to have to be disciplined as a team," Ollie said. "You are going to have to have no turnovers. We are going to have to keep rebounding the basketball like we have been and we're going to have to score early."
The Huskies' weapon of choice when it comes to scoring has been the 3-point shot, which they lead the AAC in making (41.5 percent). Coincidentally, the last time Cincinnati lost, it was to a dangerous perimeter team, with Xavier hitting 11-of-16 3-pointers in a 64-47 victory on Dec. 14.
"Obviously, you think back to what happened to us against Xavier when they made a bunch of 3s on us, so when a team can spread you out and starts banging in shots from multiple different positions, it puts a lot of pressure on your defense," Cronin said. "I think the other part of this is they have a guy who can win the game by himself and Napier is very similar to (our Sean Kilpatrick) in that at the end of games, he just takes the game over for Connecticut."
Husky fans already know Kilpatrick can drop big shots, too. He hit a game-winning 3-pointer in Storrs two years ago to give the Bearcats a 70-67 win, despite Napier scoring 27. He's continued that magic his senior season, closing out Louisville and South Florida with late-game scoring efforts.
"He's going to score his points, but we want to make it hard for him and difficult each and every time he touches the ball," Ollie said. "We'll be challenging him every time that he steps out on that court, and every time he dribbles, we want to be there. And not only that person who's guarding him, but we want Kilpatrick to also see four other UConn jerseys."
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Activists + > Sports and Misc.
New Plants-Only-Eating For Sports Website
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September 2008
New Plants-Only-Eating Website
By David Cantor
Because the meat industry continues to far outpace plants-only eating and most people know even less than two decades ago about animal rights, Responsible Policies for Animals (RPA) has launched www.EatForSports.org in time for the new school year.
The site highlights two authors who transcend the industry-government-media complex's support of standard wrong thinking about food and share their hard-gained knowledge and experience with the public.
Designed initially to provide plain talk for people who see RPA's ad for the site on Jenkintown (Pennsylvania) High School's 2008-2009 athletic schedule -- sponsored by RPA's kind & generous members -- www.EatForSports.org is available to all, thanks to the Internet.
What is best for athletes is best for most other people, and many would rather consider what they wish to accomplish than what diseases loom due to inhumane food choices. In that and other ways, www.EatForSports.org comports with up-to-date research into how the human mind and brain work and how people choose what they eat.
RPA invites all who are concerned for nonhuman animals and people suffering from today's inhumane food system to refer friends & family to www.EatForSports.org, promote it in their communities, tell RPA about promotional opportunities in their communities, and send RPA more information and athlete profiles for the site.
David Cantor is executive director of Responsible Policies for Animals, headquartered in Glenside, Pennsylvania.
I hope EatForSports.org's well-researched, up-to-date information and personal testimonials will improve our athletes' wellbeing - and same for the rest of us whose health & fitness mean so much in our daily lives!
Dr. Barbara Ann Ellicott writes,
You might feel extremely skeptical, as I once had been, as to whether a change in diet, exercise and spirituality could actually improve your health. After all, we continuously hear conflicting contradictory reports as to what is or isn't good for us. And we often think that we are doomed by genetics. ...
Wait'll you see how Barb has benefited - as an athlete and more - from the kind of information provided here at EatForSports.org!
Rex Bowlby's father died when Rex was eight - of heart disease. The day of his first child's birth in 1989, determined to see his children grow up and having learned a lot about food & health on his own, Rex began eating as recommended here at EatForSports.org.
Seeing a wide gulf between the truth and what most people think about food, a few years back Rex, who holds a master's degree in management, took two years off from his job and created an amazing plain-talk 516-page volume to share his knowledge and experience in the hope that millions of others will benefit.
What a public service Rex provides! And with 1,001 published sources, a large number of them peer-reviewed scientific biomedical and nutrition journal articles!
Wait'll you see Rex's section on eating for sports! - reprinted here at EatForSports.org with Rex's permission.
With the food industry serving up heaping portions of its own self-interest, not athletes' or anyone else's best interests, we're on our own to find our optimal food choices. That means separating common wisdom from emerging research-based knowledge.
I don't claim to be an athlete at 53, though I exercise plenty and fondly remember my days as a little-league all-star, playing league softball in my 20s, and coaching some great kids in soccer and baseball. Athletes need particularly strong bones & muscles and high stamina & endurance. If you're like me, you probably prefer to have them, too! I hope you'll join Barb, Rex, me, and the millions of other people who for years have been on the road to better health & wellbeing through mindful food choices!
After you read EatForSports.org, feel welcome to let me know whether you find it helpful. If our friends and neighbors benefit, maybe we'll tell a wider audience about it! Thank you for visiting, and here's to your good health!
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alrichey needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
This is a family crest but done with a modern almost heavy metal feel yet still classy.
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Shape of internal crest: Sharp Shield – something more than a classic shield, modern….
Cross divides shield into 4 sections – the cross should be stylized, maybe look like blades?
Should have a modern feel
Colors: metal look, silver, chrome, white, black
Celtic bands as part of the exterior design - See how existing crests are embossed with designs outside the shield
The entire crest should look like it pops and made out of metal with grooves and edges
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About Ccomp5950
Using TOR or VPN won't save you if you post other identifying information associated with your username.
About 10 years ago I used to be an Administrator on a Teen Christian Advise website. We also had a section for people who self-harmed. Every now and again someone would go from talking about their problems to outright suicide notes and that is when I would start doing a bit of google-fu and call local authorities to get that person help.
The thing about the internet is we are creatures of habit, and we're not that good at being vigilant about our anonymity. In one post someone might say what state they are in, in another they may say what town, in some forum game talking about your "Gang Name" you may let lose what street you live on. Or you might have different email accounts (yahoo, msn) tied in to that forum account that I could google and pull up other online identities of you and spread the search out even more. I'm a terrible example of all this because if you see "Ccomp5950" anywhere online unless it's Dark Helmet being an ass and signing up under my name on such wonderful sites as "Spank me Gently.com" "I pee freely.net".
Go look through my techdirt postings. I'm pretty open with the fact I could throw a rock at the Federal courthouse here in Marshall Texas (disclaimer: that's not a terroristic threat, I won't be throwing rocks, I am saying that should I be inclined I have the capability to do so")
No, this was in Tyler, not Marshall Texas.
It's up the road just a bit.
As a male, I was a boyscout for 9 hours.
My dad went to the wrong sign up date, also my middle name is Morgan which I went by as a child.
About 7 hours later he received a phone call asking what size blouse his daughter Morgan wore. "HUH?"
I was a boyscout within 30 minutes.
In the state of Texas public admission of guilt is admissible as a confession. Hopefully it's not the same in your state / country.
Good luck Chronno =(
Doesn't matter what dangly bits you have. Being a woman and a chauvinist are not mutually exclusive.
What's next "All my best friends are black" when called out upon racism next?
You are an idiot.
You are also so far gone that pointing out how wrong you are only serves as an effort in futility, if you truly don't see anything wrong with what you originally wrote.
Ccomp5950's law (a counterpart to Poe's Law): "Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a IP Maximalist in such a way that someone won't mistake it for the genuine article."
Voted Funny.
Though this may be a proof of a derivative of Poe's Law.
"Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is impossible to create a parody of [Copyright Maximalists] that SOMEONE won't mistake for the real thing."
I wonder if the next idea is to try to get congress to allow them to write off these "costs" on their taxes.
I just successfully attacked one of my own machines. Figured it was easier for me to do so then for you to prove a negative.
but, but, but, piracy!
All these things are against the law! All these things hurt people! Obviously they are one and the same and can be used interchangeably while I ignore the fact that some "piracy" actually has some positive value (such as promoting a movie, even if without permission from the producers of that movie).
No one ever advocated getting rid of security. Mainly what is targeted here is the illegal searches. No one should have to be groped or photographed by a low-quality-cancer-inducing-porno-camera.
Probably cause? Fine, send them on through. Just wanting to get from point a to point b? Check their bags, and let them on their way.
There are roughly 25,000 flights each day (I'm using NPR's numbers) in the US.
25,000 x 365 = 9,125,000 flights a year
Since 2001 there have been 3 planes destroyed due to terrorist activities. and what a handful of failed attempts?
3 to 91,250,000 odds your flight will be blown up by a terrorist.
You are giving up your 4th amendment rights to odds that are worse then most state lotteries.
There are roughly 25,000 flights each day (I'm using NPR's numbers).
25,000 x 365 = 9,125,000 flights a year (in the US)
How many terrorist attacks have we had within the last 10 or so years? 4? 6?
6 in 91,250,000 odds, you have better odds of most state lottos (Power ball) then being the victim of a terrorist attack or hijacking while flying in America.
Are those odds enough to require we get molested or have low quality, cancer inducing porn images taken of us? I don't believe so, I wish others did as well.
Promote the progress? I guess not.
"Give 'em the chair!"
That's interesting, so far the cyberlockers have done just fine.
Please don't post like this, it's already hard enough to tell when some copyright maximalists are serious or not.
Not sure where you are from, but where I'm from (Marshall, Texas) the police ain't pretty.


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Recently I traveled internationally for work, and I posted about my trip to London here: A Tale of Two Rivers - Part I: The Thames.
Just a week after that trip, I flew again for work, going to Basel, Switzerland. The corner of Switzerland I went to is right where France, Germany and Switzerland meet. It is near the Alsace-Lorraine region which is near and dear to my heart due to my maternal DOMELLE surname. In the 18th century, many people from the Alsace-Lorraine region migrated south to what is modern day Romania (then it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire), so it is likely my DOMELLE ancestors came from near that region as they were german speakers living in Pre-WWI Hungary.
Anyway, back to Basel!
So where London was two weeks ahead in spring compared to my home, Basel was 2 weeks behind. Bulbs had come up, but the trees weren't really showing their buds yet. The weather was a bit dreary for most of my visit, not pouring rain, but that misting type of rain, although the sun did make some peeps.
Basel is ancient - they've found pre-Roman settlements and the old city is well-preserved with lots of winding little streets. It's a bit hilly where the old city is, but nothing crazy. I didn't have a lot of time for site-seeing so I made my way straight to the Basel Munster which is the cathedral right on the Rhine river.
I guess because it was a Monday and because the weather wasn't great, I was completely alone in the cathedral for about 20 minutes before any other tourists made their way in - very different from Westminster Abbey!
The cathedral was mainly built in the 1400s - there was one there earlier but it fell down during an earthquake in the 1300s!
There is a beautiful colored roof on the cathedral outside, as well as a little walled garden attached to the south of it. This picture is from behind the cathedral which faces right onto the Rhine river. There's a drop of a couple storys to the river.
This might be the first sandstone cathedral I've ever seen.
In the area next to the main cathedral and attached to it, there were some doorways to clergy offices and covered walkways around a small garden.
In that area, of all things, I heard a female opera singer singing, I could tell it was inside because I could here the echos, but I couldn't place where it was coming from. I am no opera student, but it didn't sound like Italian opera, it sounded like German opera.
Finally I found this door and that's where it was loudest. So naturally I immediately decide it's like Phantom of the Opera and the little door must lead to steps down to and underground room that can be accessed by caves from the shores of the river.....
But then I realize the little door leads to steps that lead UP to this large chamber next to the cathedral and that's actually where the singing was coming from. :-) So much for my imagination! But it was beautiful and a little odd to hear live muffled opera like that while walking around empty cathedral walkways and gardens.
This is a picture from right out back of the cathedral looking to the right. So now I could say I saw the Thames and the Rhine rivers 2 weeks apart. :-)
Here's the view looking to the left. These houses here that are right next to the cathedral have been here in some cases since the 1400s - I saw the plaques on the houses.
Once on modern day streets, what I saw were banks, banks, banks. So I knew I was in Switzerland!! People were very friendly and nearly every one spoke English, which was good for me, since my tired brain kept trying to provide me with French phrases rather than the German one's I had looked up!
And finally, just a few more pictures from my brief visit!