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The Porsche 911 started its run back in 1963 - and oh what a run it is -, but it wasn't until 1999 that a GT3 version was offered up for our ravenous consumption. It came to complete the series of performance vehicles that started back in 1973 with the 911 RS, a model that was capable of sprinting from 0 to 60 mph in 5.5 seconds and to 100 mph in 13 seconds. Why the short history lesson? Well, the new generation GT3 has just made its world debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show and would be nice to make a comparison between the things that were and the things to come.
The new GT3 is lighter and more powerful than the model it replaces, and it brings innovative features like the first active rear wheel steering in a production Porsche. There is a bad news too unfortunately: the new GT3 will only be offered with a PDK transmission - at least for now!
Updated 09/16/2014: Porsche unveiled a new video showing the new 911 GT3 in action on the track. Enjoy!
Hit the jump to read more about the next generation Porsche GT3.
Update History
Update 05/20/2013: Porsche has unveiled a new video further detailing the GT3's technical highlights. Enjoy!
Update 6/14/2013: Chris Harris was one of the first journalists to get his hands on the all-new 2014 911 GT3. As always, he released a video with his full review. Check it out, after the jump.
Like with all the other models in the 911 lineup, the GT3 will get a new exterior design language, but Porsche's main focus on the vehicle will be to reduce its overall weight.
The new GT3 will be built on the same hybrid steel-aluminum construction used in the current generation 911 Carrera, but it adds a series of independent front and rear parts. When compared to a standard Carrera, the new GT3 version is about 44 mm (1.73 inches) wider and will add a sportier exterior look with the most striking addition being that large, fixed rear wing.
Exterior Specifications
|96.7 in.
|Overall length
|178.9 in.
|72.9 in. (without mirrors)
|Front track
|61 in.
|Rear track
|61.2 in.
|49.96 in.
|Curb weight
|3,152.6 lbs.
|Perm. Total weight
|3,792 lbs.
|Luggage capacity
|Front 4.41 cubic ft.; Rear 9.2 cubic ft.
|Fuel tank capacity
|16.9 gallons (optional 23.8 gallons)
Porsche offered no details on the new 911 GT3's interior, but the first image it has dropped reveals new Recaro sports seats, a three-spoke steering wheel and the intensive use of Alcantara. Porsche will also be offering an optional Clubsport package that adds a roll cage.
Under the new 911 GT3 Porsche's hood, is a 3.8-liter, boxer engine that delivers a total of 475 horsepower and sprints the car from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.3 seconds and up to a top speed of 195 mph.
The GT3's engine is based on the one used in the new 911 Carrera S, but it gets a modified crankshaft and valve gear, plus titanium connecting rods and forged pistons. These updates allow the engine to rev seamlessly to 9,000 rpm.
The engine is mated to a Porsche dual-clutch transmission (PDK) that sends power to the rear wheels through a new high-traction rear-wheel-drive system.
All these updates have helped the GT3 to score new performance records, including a 7-minute 30-second Nürburgring Nordschleife run.
Drivetrain Specifications
|Engine Concept
|Water-cooled six-cylinder boxer engine
|Aluminum engine block and cylinder heads
|Four overhead camshafts, four valves per cylinder, variable valve timing (VarioCam), hydraulic valve clearance compensation, direct fuel injection, a three-way catalytic converter per cylinder bank, each with two oxygen sensors, electronic ignition with solid ignition distribution (six active ignition modules).
|Intake System
|Direct fuel injection
|Dry Sump
|Electrical System
|12 volt, three-phase generator; 2,100 W; battery 95 Ah, 520 A
|102.0 mm
|77.5 mm
|3.8 liters
|Maximum Horsepower
|475 horsepower at 8,250 RPM
|Maximum Torque
|324 pound-feet at 6,250 RPM
|Compression ratio
|Engine redline
|9000 rpm
|Output per liter
|125 horsepower
|Rear-wheel drive
|Engine and transmission bolted together to form one drive unit, seven-speed dual clutch transmission (PDK) with controlled rear axle differential lock and PTV Plus.
|0-60 mph
|3.3 seconds
|Top track speed
|195 mph
Suspensions and brakes
For the first time, the GT3 will be offered with active rear-wheel steering that will help it deliver higher precision and lateral dynamics. The GT3 will also be offered with electronically controlled, fully variable rear differential lock and an all-aluminum chassis that can be adjusted by height, toe and camber.
The GT3 will also be offered with new 20-inch, forged alloy wheels with central locking and combined with high-performance ceramic brakes.
Suspension Specifications
|Front Suspension
|Front: strut suspension (McPherson type, Porsche optimized) with individually mounted on control arms, trailing arms and spring struts wheels, cylindrical coil springs with internal dampers, electromechanical power steering
|Rear Suspension
|Multi-arm axle with single wheels run on five arms; cylindrical coil springs with co-axial inner vibration, active rear. Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with electronically controlled dampers and two manually selectable maps
|Steering Ratio
|Turning Circle
|36.4 feet
|Dual circuit system with achsweiser division; Porsche Stability Management (PSM), vacuum brake booster; electrically operated duo-servo parking brake, auto-hold function. Front: six-piston aluminum monobloc brake calipers, perforated and internally ventilated brake discs with 380 mm diameter and 34 mm thickness. Rear: four-piston aluminum monobloc brake calipers, perforated and internally ventilated brake discs with 380 mm diameter and 30 mm thickness.
|9Jx20 front, 12Jx20 rear
|245/35 ZR 20 front, 305/30 ZR 20 rear
Driving Impression
Chris Harris always tells it best when it comes to how a sports car, like the GT3, drives. Apparently, he is in love with the active four-wheel steering that Porsche added to the GT3. It keeps the car in control but allows for that little bit of controlled oversteer that you need to get through those tight hairpin turns. Check out the above video for his full driving impression.
The 2014 911 GT3 will go on sale in the United States late in 2013 and will be priced from $130,400.
Despite the numerous updates announced for the next GT3, it will still have a very long list of competitors to defeat, all of them being serious competitors that should definitely be taken under consideration.
Mercedes SLS AMG GT
The SLS AMG GT is powered by a 6.3-liter V-8 engine that develops 591 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque. The sprint from 0 to 60 mph is made in 3.7 seconds.
Ferrari 458 Italia
The Ferrari 458 Italia is powered by a 4.5 Liter V8 engine that produces 570 horsepower and a sprint from 0 to 60mph in just 3.4 seconds.
As you can see both models are considerably more powerful than the GT3, but in the same time both are much more expensive than the Porsche model: the SLS GT is priced at almost $200k and the Ferrari goes up to more than $250k.
The new Porsche 911 GT3 can offer a cheaper alternative for customers looking for a track machine. It looks great and with all the updates made to the current generation we can easily say it is our favorite Porsche model.
- More powerful than ever
- Lighter than predecessor
- PDK transmission
- Delivers less power than the competition
Gallery Porsche 911 GT3
Press Release
The sportiest 911 will have its world premiere at the Geneva International Motor Show: the new Porsche 911 GT3. In the 50th anniversary year of the 911, Porsche is now set to open a new chapter in race track performance sports cars. The fifth generation of the 911 GT3, a complete new development, will take the pole position among the thoroughbred Porsche sports cars with naturally aspirated engines. Boxer engine and transmission, as well as body and chassis are completely new and constitute a further development of the 911 GT3 concept with an impressive performance leap. Power: 475 hp. Power to weight ratio: 3.0 kg/hp. Acceleration from zero to 100 km/h: in 3.5 seconds. Top speed: 315 km/h. Lap time Nürburgring Nordschleife: under 7:30 minutes. As a technical highlight, it features the first active rear wheel steering in a production Porsche. As well as the optional full LED headlights. The new 911 GT3 keeps all the successful properties of a sports car suitable for racing, with even more driving dynamics, more sophisticated practicality - and a highly emotional fun factor.
The powertrain of the new 911 GT3 is composed of a 3.8-liter boxer engine yielding 475 hp (350 kW) at 8.250 rpm, a Porsche dual-clutch transmission (PDK) and a high-traction rear-wheel drive. The six-cylinder engine is based on the same engine as the 911 Carrera S, although they share only few common parts. All other components, particularly the crankshaft and valve gear, were specially adapted or designed for the GT3. For instance, Porsche designed titanium connecting rods and forged pistons. The basic modifications set the stage for an extremely high-speed engine that reaches up to 9.000 rpm. The Porsche dual-clutch transmission was also specially developed; the characteristics are directly based on a sequential gearbox from motor racing, thereby providing further performance and dynamics advantages to the driver.
For the first time, Porsche is using active rear wheel steering in order to achieve even higher precision and lateral dynamics. Depending on the speed, it steers in the same or opposite direction of the front wheels, improving stability and agility. Other new modules improving driving dynamics are the electronically controlled, fully variable rear differential lock, and the dynamic engine mounts. The newly developed all-aluminium chassis can still be adjusted by height, toe and camber. Contact with the road is made by the new 20-inch forged alloy wheels with central locking.
The 911 GT3 is based on the light, yet stuff body of the current generation 911 Carrera in hybrid steel-aluminium construction, however, it comes with independent front and rear parts. In addition, the 911 GT3 is 44 millimetres wider than a 911 Carrera S in the area of the rear axle. Another clear recognition feature is again the large, fixed rear wing. This makes a decisive contribution to the exemplary aerodynamics of the new 911 GT3, which combines low air resistance with even more power.
As a result, the new 911 GT3 sets new performance records. At full acceleration from standstill, the 100 km/h mark is breached after 3.5 seconds, and 200 km/h are reached in less than twelve seconds. The top speed is 315 km/h in the seventh, top gear of the completely newly adapted PDK transmission. The lap time on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, which the new 911 GT3 manages in under 7:30 minutes, is even more impressive.
The new Porsche 911 GT3 will be launched on the market from August 2013 on, and will cost in Germany 137,303 Euro including VAT and national specifications.


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Misericordia's Expressway program is located in Hazleton: at Lackawanna College - Hazleton Center.
This site offers the same amenities as the Expressway campuses with smaller class sizes for those who prefer this type of learning environment.
Lackawanna College (LC) - Hazleton Center
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Fall & Spring Semester
The Guided Prayer Walk has only one continuous path, strategically leading each participant through eleven stations that focus on important aspects of the spiritual life. The Guided Prayer Walk is a place where participants can get away from all the busyness of their lives and dedicate an hour to prayer, contemplation of Scripture, and personal spiritual commitment.
- Inward Journey — Prepares the participant for the journey.
- Noise — Transitions the participant into a prayerful mindset.
- Letting Go — Releasing concerns and worries to God.
- Hurts — Confession of hurts done to others and expression of hurts received.
- Distractions — Focusing on God.
- Holy Space — Communion with God.
- Outward Journey — Preparing to go back into the world.
- Self — Seeing ourselves as God sees us.
- Planet — What is our relationship with creation?
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Career Opportunities
A bachelor's degree in religious studies can lead to careers paths in a variety of fields, or lay a foundation for graduate work in many disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. Similar to a liberal arts or liberal studies degree, the religious studies curriculum offers a broad spectrum of courses that aim to develop an understanding of religious issues, encourage critical thinking and exploration of religion, and address religion in relation to broad historical, political, cultural and philosophical themes.
Why is the study of religion important?
Religion is central to all aspects of human life and it profoundly shapes the thought and values of its adherents. A Religious Studies student examines the diverse myths, rituals, original texts, and moral systems of the world's many different religious traditions. Religious Studies provides an extraordinary opportunity to think critically about the core beliefs of civilizations past and present.
Some people think the only reason you'd want to major in Religious Studies is to have a career as a priest, minister, or rabbi. While it's true that Religious Studies is a good major for students who wish to become religious professionals, it also provides excellent preparation for other professions. Because critical thinking, writing, and reading skills are essential in any field, Religious Studies majors have gone into successful careers in law, business (1/3 of Fortune 500 CEOs have liberal arts degrees), counseling, education, journalism, publishing, government service, marketing, non-profits, management, foreign service, and medicine. A few even go into careers in religion.
What are employers looking for?
A new national survey of employers describes what college graduates need to succeed in a global economy:
¨ 93% say that "a demonstrated capacity to think critically, communicate clearly, and solve complex problems is more important than [a candidate's] undergraduate major."
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¨ Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). Religious Studies/Philosophy majors hold the #2 spot for the highest ranking in the LSAT. Scoring an average of 157.4, they tie Economics majors and are outperformed only by Physics/Math majors. Law schools report that their top students come from math and humanities, with political science, economics, and pre-law ranking much lower.
¨ Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Medical schools prefer non-science majors, as long as basic premed courses are taken successfully. Humanities majors score higher than Biology majors on the MCAT.
¨ Graduate Record Exam (GRE). Religious Studies majors rank 6th out of 50 majors on the GRE in Analytical Writing and Verbal Reasoning.
¨ Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Medical schools prefer non-science majors, as long as basic premed courses are taken successfully. Humanities majors score higher than Biology majors on the MCAT.
What can you do with a major in Religious Studies?
Answer: Anything you want!
Besides a promising future, a Religious Studies major is valuable in its own right, offering what Robert Bellah calls "education for the development of character, citizenship, and culture."
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This is one of those cases where solving it is going to require a tip from someone who knows where the suspect is hiding. The FBI and local police say they have exhausted all leads up to this point.
Eric Secundino was charged in connection with a triple murder that happened in Chicago on New Years Day 2008. Chicago Police found evidence that indicated the murders were the result of a drug deal. Investigators say Secundino and another man had gone to a house in the Logan Square neighborhood expecting to sell multiple kilos of cocaine, and when the occupants claimed they didn't have any money, Secundino and his accomplice shot and killed three of them and wounded a fourth.
In September 2009 Chicago police say they learned that Secundino's girlfriend was getting ready to fly to Arizona to be with him, because he is the father of her child.
Secundino was subsequently charged in a federal criminal complaint with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. But efforts to locate Secundino in Arizona were unsuccessful and that's why the FBI is renewing its plea for the public's help in locating him.
FBI agents believe at this point that Secundino may have fled to Mexico. We know that a lot of people in Chicago have family in Mexico and will be traveling there during the holidays to visit them. They hope anyone who learns of Secundino's whereabouts will contact them or local police
The FBI is offering a reward for information that helps it locate and apprehend Secundino.
FBI Special Agent Joan Hyde, thanks for being with us. Here is the FBI's best description of Eric Secundino
Eric Secundino is described this way:
--Hispanic male
--31 years old
--About 5' 9''
--185 pounds.
--Black hair, brown eyes
--He has been known to go by the name of Juan Perez and has a nickname "Mexico"
--He has multiple large tattoos on his upper arms as well as "S" on his upper right arm and a "C" on his left arm.
Eric Secundino is considered armed and dangerous. If you see him or know of his whereabouts you are asked to contact the FBI or police.
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I am Thomas Ballantyne, an employee of Bulwark Pest Control. First off, I am biased as I love the company I work for. Secondly, Bulwark has earned my love and respect. I have worked for many employers and have finally found a home among the Bulwark Family. Pest Control may not be the hippest line of work, but arguable the hottest. (You try spraying pesticides outdoors in middle of the summer. Or better yet, crawling through an attic when its 100 degrees plus. Definitely the hottest work around.)
I have created this blog in the anticipation of a epic SEO battle between pest control companies. I am certain that pest control is only one of the many fronts that will soon find the internet market becoming increasingly competitive. It will be an interesting showdown in my opinion.
Why? How can I possible find the internet SEO and competitiveness interesting?
Well, I feel that the internet has been a field leveler for many companies. Its a new game. The old dominating players started out just as fresh as the smaller companies. So this particular struggle for the top positions in Google is interesting to me. Will the internet remain an even playing ground? Will the smaller guys stand a chance against the big dogs? Or will Google cave to greed and those that buy google's love?
And the battle begins.
i run a small pest control company in the uk and as yet the seo side of things is very quiet.i have found it very easy to get a top ranking for my city im just launching a second side so hopefully i can stay in front of the competition.
i will read your blog with great interest.
I love the site, I look for SEM to become even more competitive down the line.
I love it and love your passion. I'm trying to work my way up the maps now in several surrounding cities under my two company names.
Hey, I just ran across your blog and noticed that you made reference to a St George Pest Control company (in one of your posts). Is that where you are located – in St George, Utah?
The reason I ask is because I'm in Vegas and the wife and I go there for weekend hiking excursions about 3-4 times a year on average. We love it!
Snow canyon is great – especially all the wildlife we see everytime we go (we don't get much of that in Vegas :)
I do SEO for a pest control company in Central Arkansas, and it seems most pest control companies in our area don't even know what SEO is or what it means. I'd like to hear more about your "epic SEO battle between pest control companies" and what you're doing to compete locally. I'm bookmarking your blog, and hope to hear more soon.
Texas all the way.
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If you prick us, do we not bleed? If so what color?
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Thanks for providing such great stuff. But just curious, how is this site helping your business?
We have been using an SEO company here in the UK called South West Marketing and she has been doing a great job. We are in the top results for the last 3 years in most towns and nationally. This is a war zone and long live competition.
Thanks! Honored.
Some pretty good work going on here. For SEO and SEM competitiveness to be more effective among pest control companies, many more of these companies must join the struggle. Thanks for the eye opener.
Very interesting discussion going on here. Effective SEO/SEM may just be that one last objective that must be obtained for pest management companies to start realizing that dream of capturing a global market.


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BOSS Week.I love weeks like this. The team is incredibly hard at work launching deviantART's Premium Content Platform, and simultaneously managing our huge sponsorship of Comic-Con 2012 in San Diego.^That's me in the middle there, writing this Journal.^ Check out the intensity of endosage, danlev, hellokirti, Heidi,and Ayame-Kenoshi. Diligent, even intense. That's because they're hours away from a massive release that will reach millions of deviants worldwide. They are right to be this tense. You would be, too.In everything we do, we aim to change the world for the better. And we aim high. This Premium Content Platform you can read about here has no limits as to what it could achieve for the arts, from my perspectiv
Trends.There are a number of trends I'm amused by at deviantART.Search for draw this again and you see a meme where deviants are showing their progress through the years. Examples: Then there's a trend on YouTube where deviants are posting video blogs about their deviantART experiences. I recently caught this one by DomieNeek that I was charmed by. She makes great points, too! In November we published a Journal on dt's Blog, very discreetly announcing that we've launched a set of API's (Application Programming Interfaces) so that developers out there could make Apps for deviantART.
Addressing Journals as Deviations!I wanted to address the controversy surrounding Journals as Deviations so that we're all on the same page.Regarding:We collected a list of comments from the release article and some journals and here they are, with my responses for all to see. First, part of being in a community is being understanding. deviantART Staff faces this daily as we understand member concerns and try our best to serve you. In situations like the one we face right now with Journals, I ask you to be understanding with us as we battle with difficult circumstances balancing the needs of millions of members. Any change we make creates frustration, but if we do not make changes then we are killed by change itself. Questions & Answers:Q: Were people complaining about the old journal system at all? Because I think people were rather happy with it. I know I was. And can't you give people t
Regarding SOPA and deviantART (update)Our view at deviantART regarding SOPA is that it's probably a bad idea. There should be better ways to deal with mass infringement on the Internet than this. This bill in our view can be seen as a threat to the open Internet itself and this is very hard to digest or support. I personally have found information at the EFF and at Public Knowledge to be very helpful in understanding what is at stake.JOIN THE DISCUSSION AT WWW.DEVIANTART.COM/SOPA UPDATE: Thanks for the link, Google.
The Love that Binds SDCC's Artists' Alley.If you participated in Artists' Alley this year on the floor of San Diego Comic-Con, in the far left corner of the Con by Hall G, then this is a journal especially for you. It's also a journey for readers, or members of deviantART who want to get a glimpse into something incredible deviantART's community does each year.The event this year was brilliant. We are so incredibly proud of every exhibiting artist in the alley. And today, we're just as war-torn and beaten up from all the action as you are. This is my first productive cycle on our first day off in a few weeks. I probably should be doing what I imagine our other teammates are doing, relaxing! Instead, my heart is pounding, my mind is racing, my jaw clenching at times. Some things just need to be said and I can't rest until they are.We're also proud of the patrons who visited Artists' Alley and either spoke with artists about their projects, commissioned or purchased illustrations, comic-books, etc. and supported the ~200 artis
A Valentine Birthday Wish from +SpyedAll of my birthdays have always been about stuff. Stuff I don't want, stuff I definitely don't need. This year for my birthday on Valentines Day I want to focus the love I have from my friends and family to build a WELL in a developing country. They cost $5000. And for the next 20 years this well will provide fresh drinking water to a village.:iconspyed:In Angelo's words...All of my birthdays have always been about stuff. Stuff I don't want, stuff I definitely don't need.I'm surrounded by very giving people, and I'm always honored by how gracious my friends are, but when a guy gets to acertain age, you kinda just buy the video games and books and music right when you want them, you know?This year, I decided to do something a little different for my birthday. I was introduced recently to a charitycalled charity: water, and I love this organization. The people behind
Do you like the Art I like?What makes you like the art you like? I think it's some of the same stuff that attracts you to people or not. Here's a snapshot of some of the art I like.... is this a frequency that appeals to you? Did you view these and feel a trance coming on?Or did you just glance over it...Let's talk in the comments, I have some instructions at the bottom of this post. Four Fingers by sylvainArtistWhisper by medusainfurs
Good NewsI'm excited to let you know that Autodesk, Inc. has made an investment in deviantART and that one of Autodesk's top executives, Samir Hanna, Vice President of the Autodesk Consumer Group, will become an observer on the deviantART Board of Directors.Autodesk has over 30 years of history in helping designers create amazing things. You may know Autodesk for apps like SketchBook and Pixlr for drawing, illustration, and image editing, or for software like 3ds Max and Maya, which are used by the top film and game studios around the world to create fantastically realistic 3D characters, environments, and effects. Amazing fact: the last 17 Academy Award winners for Best Visual Effects use Autodesk software. Autodesk is also known for engineering software like AutoCAD, Inventor, and Revit, which has been used to design some of the world's tallest buildings, longest bridges, and most incredible machines.With the investment we plan to improve deviantART at a faster pace than we coul
Welcoming New Community Volunteers to the TeamPlease join me in welcoming the following deviants to the Community Volunteers Team!Aeirmid Photo-ManipulationTheCreativeJenn Fan Artstuck-in-suburbia Emoticonsthorns Literaturexbastex Photo-JournalismGuiTwo VisualizationsMiss-It-Girl Anime/Mangaap-graphik Skins and ThemesIridescentStardust Digital Dolls3wyl Chats and Forumsanmari Chats and ForumsSteph1254 Chats and ForumsAstralseed Chats and Forums
Have You Seen This Llamahog?Name: Llamahog Gertrude Bicknevis IIIHeight: 2'10''Weight: 348 lbsAge: 4 years, 3 monthsSex: Who knows?Eyes: Brown, cross-eyed Wearing: Thick furMissing Since: January 31st, 2012Missing From: Hollywood, CALast Seen: Tourists visiting Los Angeles described seeing what they thought was either an abnormally tall Groundhog or a short and overweight Llama galloping near the Hollywood sign. Later in the afternoon, locals reported seeing a confused mammal staggering along one of the freeways, but Los Angeles police officials confirmed that it was just a confused starlet wearing a fur coat.If you have any information on Llamahog's whereabouts or just want to help aid in the search, please don't hesitate to add your comments below.
UPDATES CONT. - Warm Winter Project: 2012UPDATE 9 - As of Sunday, November 25, 2012, I WAS ABLE TO MEET AND PURCHASE MY DONATION GOAL OF 50 HOODIES thanks to deviantART's 30% off Black Friday sale as well as my 10% Premium Member Discount. Congratulations to us and thank you to everyone who helped out!UPDATE 8 - As of Saturday, November 17, 2012, we are at 125,125 points, with only 34,875 points left to go! I was able to purchase 2,000 points a moment ago to put directly into the pool myself. My original intent was to get 8,000, but I ended up working less than I expected this week and was unable to, but as of my next paycheck (in two weeks), I will be able to purchase 8,000! That will leave us with 26,875. And after TimberClipse's AWESOME point doubler, like the one that helped out and did so amazingly earlier in the year, that will be another 8,000, leaving us with only 18,875! And his doubler is already halfway full with much thanks to rainylake for immediately putting 2,000 points in
Fear of CreativityA rather unfortunate, yet commonplace problem amongst creative minds is one of fear: fear of being creative, fear of making something that could be terrible, fear of rejection, fear of judgment, fear of failure. This root fear seems driven by every artist's desire to make great work. After all, that is why creative people createto build or define beauty as they see fit. So when inspiration strikes, there is both a drive to create and an element of fear holding back. The apparent duality of this situation is actually multifaceted.First, there is the general fear of failure. Nobody wants to fail, creatively or otherwise, even though great minds have shown us that failure is necessary for improvement. This fear of failure manifests itself as hesitation and self-doubt, ultimately causing procrastination or just a delayed start, or even destroying the urge to create altogether.Secondly, the fear of judgment. Fearing what others might think of the work, fearing comments of negativity
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Quiet.I'm drawing every day. And taking photos every day.And designing every day.The drawing usually leads to the designing. Or vice versa.The photos are just something I can't help. If I miss a shot, but see the photograph that could have been, I get kinda depressed about it. So I just take photos to avoid that feeling. I miss a lot of photos anyway. But I try to remind myself that those were photos just for me. And that's a nice feeling when you can see photos that someone else will never see. Really incredible things happen all around, all the time, so long as you're looking for it. Challenging yourself to see the art out there even if it hasn't been pointed out by anyone but you, for you.The designing is all deviantART. Plus designing apartments for new friends in town, or helping friends with their apps or startups. Like http://www.trendabl.com or something. But usually it's for internal deviantART projects.Stuff we've been working on forever that hasn't seen the light of day
Poetic PsychosisIn thirty seconds, the next shell would fall. Every night was the same, but every night Lorenzo experienced it as if it were the first time. His throat felt swollen; breathing was hard. He glanced around at the others; young men like him who had been shipped out in the name of honour and freedom. There was no honour in this, no freedom. Only death behind your eyelids, and a fear so gutting, that it carved out your innards and left you a hollow husk. Lorenzo tried to breathe, tried to assure himself that he was still whole, still made of flesh. They had lied when they told him he was ready.Matteo ran towards him, arms out, rifle swinging uselessly at his side. He shouted for him to run, but Lorenzo remained motionless, unable to move as his friend's warning was lost in the constant blare of gunfire. None of them were ready."The cycle is repeating. It is not safe." The voice was soft and weak, yet it carried over the gunfire and battle cries without impediment.Lorenz
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - A driver says a GPS device is to blame for getting stuck on the trolley tracks near Lindbergh Field.
Police say an out-of-town visitor was trying to return a rental car when the mishap occurred Monday night.
She was driving on Palm Street near Kettner when her GPS prompted her to take a right turn. She did, but drove right onto the tracks.
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How to remove application from emulator using Carbide.c++
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Created: vdharankar (18 Dec 2009)
Last edited: hamishwillee (26 Jul 2012)
If you need to remove the application from emulator there are several ways to do this, but if you want to do it using Carbide project settings, i.e. if you clean the project it also should be cleaned from emulator then here is the solution. Its easy and quick.
Perform following steps :
1) Select the project properties 2) Go to project settings 3) Enable project specific settings 4) Select the SBSv1 tab 5) Change the clean level to really clean
After this every time you perform clean from Carbide.c++ the application files will be removed from everywhere.


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Analysts at the investment bank gave the toymaker a "Sell" rating with a $40 price target, a downgrade from a previous "Neutral" rating. The ratings revision was due to channel checks indicating domestic sales have decelerated.
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- MAT's revenue growth has slightly outpaced the industry average of 6.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 6.2%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
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|Naejangsa Temple is located in the midst of the beautiful Mt. Naejangsan National Park. The temple is said to have been built by the Buddhist monk Yeongeunjosa in the year 636 of the Baekje Dynasty. Once a large temple with over fifty buildings, Naejangsa was completely destroyed throughout the course of Jeongyujaeran (second Japanese invasion in 1597) and the Korean War (1950-1953). The present temple is largely the result of reconstruction efforts completed in the 1970s. One of the most prized treasures at the temple is the Ijo-dongjong Bell, considered a major cultural asset.
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The "Zodiac" actor arranged showings for "GasLand" earlier this year and voiced his concerns about the practice in relation to the national water supplies.
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But Ruffalo is taking it all in his stride and has laughed off the idea he could be a threat to security.
He tells GQ magazine, "(It's) pretty f**kin' funny."
Mark Ruffalo also defends trans* rights, boycotts Israel, has been on Pro-Palestine marches, donates to several charities [especially literacy programs], pro-immigration, etc.


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The Vamos municipality of Crete is a wonderful rural area encompassing mountains, native woodland and wild coastlines, adorned with beautifully peaceful Cretan villages. The whole Vamos area is one of wild natural beauty, still largely untouched by the hands of tourism in Greece, providing the perfect escape throughout the year. If the staggering peace afforded by Vamos lettings, and the wider Chania area are not enough of an incentive to explore the region, the stunning beaches and glorious countryside will be!
The coastline of Vamos is amazingly rugged, meaning that although you will never have any trouble finding a stunning, serene stretch of sand on which to lay your towel, access to the beaches can be steep or taxing in some places. However, for such untamed natural beauty, scrambling over a couple of rocks is a very small price to pay!
If you are looking to settle in with the locals, enjoy the traditional Cretan culture of the area and truly immerse yourself in the relaxing Mediterranean lifestyle, a holiday home in Vamos is the perfect answer. Almost every white washed stone street hides a local taverna, restaurant or café, and old buildings have been lovingly restored.
If you are lucky enough to have access to Vamos accommodation in April, you can join the festivities of the Hochlidovradia or snail's eve! A huge feast of snails, cooked in various Cretan ways is the focal point for the festival, although there is plenty of music and dancing to enjoy if your appetite is not suitably encouraged!
The village of Vamos itself is a hugely traditional Cretan village, with wide, stone paved streets bordered by wonderfully overgrown stone walls which give the whole village a fantastically natural, timeless atmosphere. The traditional cafes, or kefeneion, make fantastic places to sit for an hour or so, planning your day, watching the world drift slowly by and soaking in the sun, but be warned, many, many hours can be lost to their charm! There are two beautiful churches in Vamos, the Agios Nikolaos and the Agios Georgios, both of which make for stunning viewing, both inside and out.
A self catering Vamos letting is a wonderful escape at any time of year. In the summer months, temperatures are blissfully warm in the area without ever becoming uncomfortably hot. Average temperatures in July and August reach 27°C, with daily peaks usually reaching 35°C but not much more. In the winter months, you are unlikely to find temperatures dipping below 10°C.
Holiday rental accommodation in Vamos is very easy to reach from the UK. ThomsonFly offer cheap flights to Vamos via Chania International Airport (CHQ) just 30km to the east. There are a range of airport transfer options too, from the popular hire car option to the frequent taxi and bus services which run (slightly sporadically) from the airport.


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"Mother. Father. Did I do it right?"
The last words of Han Qing-jao, fromThe God Whispers of Han Qing-jao
Si Wang-mu stepped forward. The young man named Peter took her hand and led her into the starship. The door closed behind them.
Wang-mu sat down on one of the swiveling chairs inside the small metal-walled room. She looked around, expecting to see something strange and new. Except for the metal walls, it could have been any office on the world of Path. Clean, but not fastidiously so. Furnished, in a utilitarian way. She
Listen to this audiobook excerpt from Orson Scott Card's science fiction novel Children of the Mind, book 4 in the Ender Quintet, narrated by Gabrielle De Cuir, John Rubinstein and cast. The planet Lusitania is home to three sentient species: the Pequeninos, a large colony of humans, and the Hive Queen, who was brought there by Ender Wiggin. But now, once again, the human race has grown fearful; the Starways Congress has gathered a fleet to destroy Lusitania.
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Truth gets well if she is run over by a locomotive, while error dies of lockjaw if she scratches her finger.
Difficulty, my brethren, is the nurse of greatness --a harsh nurse, who roughly rocks her foster-children into strength and athletic proportion.
The melancholy days are come, the saddest of the year, Of wailing winds, and naked woods and meadows brown and sear.


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Dustin Penner was finally interviewed about the Heatley deal this summer and responded in typical fashion. Penner is a bit unusual in that reporters get refreshing answers to questions. Unlike 99% of NHL players, Penner's words in regard to the trade are worth repeating.
"I wasn't surprised. I've had some up and down years (here). Me and Smid were with Bryan Murray (Anaheim). He signed me there. I'd have been happy to go to Ottawa, but I like being here, there's lots of character and good personalities with the players. Besides, it's tough to sell a house here."
How can you dislike a guy like that? I think he's a flawed player, but it's never stopped me from cheering for him. In a very real way, Dustin Penner is everyman. He didn't star in junior, he didn't hear his name at the draft and he most certainly didn't get an NHL job handed to him. Dustin Penner took a lot of crap one winter ago in Edmonton, here's hoping he responds with a strong season in 2009-10.
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Nom Nom: 12 Videogame Foods to Die For
(Menu suggestions: James Fudge, Scott Jones, Kyle Orland, John Teti)
Rumors of our addiction to potato chips and cheese snacks are greatly exaggerated. What's a typical gamer to the layperson? A sedentary slob with one hand clutching a controller and the other stuck perpetually in a Frito-Lay bag or down his trousers. But we're no mere coach potatoes blithely watching the day's excitement pass us by. We conquer worlds. And in those worlds, we gorge ourselves on foods for well-traveled folk, foods fit for a rich life. From a gastronomic perspective, we're sophisticates. So if "gamer grub" ever becomes something more than a marketing concept, you can bet it'll be served in an honest-to-god restaurant.
With that manifesto laid out, here are 12 of my favorite videogame eats. Nom nom!
12. Curry Rice (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night)
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is a cold game, comprised of dank caverns, the sound of blades scraping metal, and a chilly gothic soundtrack. Is it any surprise that its menu, in contrast, is so heartwarmingly tasty? It may only return 28 HP, but I'm most tempted by the Curry Rice, which is cooked with coconut milk for that potent combination of spicy and sweet. The reward is greater than the sum of anyone's hit points: an instant ticket out of bleak Transylvanian mountaintops into warm, welcoming Southeast Asia.
Best served with: Fresh mango slices, topped off with the game's delectable orange, red and blue Ice Cream.
11. Roast turkey (Final Fight)
Thugs in Metro City are depraved and hungry for violence. Having taken to the streets to teach them a lesson, you're hungry too -- for justice, and for the tender morsels of meat that are hidden inside the city's rampant oil drums and trash cans. Final Fight arguably set the blueprint for a decade of arcade beat-'em-ups, including their life-restoring cuisine -- a high-protein, high-fat assortment of burgers, hot dogs, steak and candy bars. In Final Fight and its clones, the only more compelling sight to a vigilante than some back-alley punk's collar is a roast turkey. That golden-brown bird never fails to make my street-hardened stomach growl involuntarily.
Best served with: Pizza, a soft drink and a big red apple on a platter.
10. Pork bun (Warriors of Fate)
One notable exception to the above is Warriors of Fate, a beat-'em-up based (loosely) on the classic Chinese novel, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." This teenager-friendly dramatization is a culturally sensitive one, replacing American lead pipes with iron kung-fu hammers, and roast turkey with crispy Peking duck. For me, a plate piled high with juicy pork buns, sitting among the bodies of slain foes, is the best appetizer yet committed to pixels.
Best served with: Sliced fish in wine sauce, braised eel, saut?ed Chinese broccoli, Shanghai-style deep-fried mini buns, oolong tea.
9. Pink berries (Super Mario World)
Your dinosaur friend and guide Yoshi can't help munching on delicious berries in between crushing Goombas with his boot and spitting out turtle shells. Eat enough of the typical red berries and Yoshi "gives" you a mushroom. But when he eats two pink berries, he poos a cloud that rains coins. The appeal is self-evident.
Best served with: Spicy red turtle soup.
8. Bouillabaisse (The World Ends With You)
Square Enix's existential role-playing game offers a cosmopolitan menu appropriate for its chic Shibuya setting. Videogame food doesn't get much classier than Bouillabaisse, a flavorful French stew served with a variety of fish, shellfish, vegetables and bread covered with dollops of rouille (a rich mayonnaise of garlic and olive oil). In this game, as in life, food needs to be digested before it can take effect; you literally have to take your time to eat well. Sadly, the Bouillabaise here goes down far too fast -- in five "bytes" (compare that to 13 bytes for a chili dog) -- leaving little time to truly savor its subtle flavors.
Best served with: Wine, escargots, nihilism.
7. Jar of Diet (Metal Slug series)
Starting with Metal Slug 2, the Metal Slug series also demonstrated that stuffing oneself endlessly should have consequences. Eat too much of the food that's strewn about the stages, and your little soldiers balloon into shambling obese monstrosities. Yes, their guns get bigger, but so do their bellies, making them an easy target. That's why you need a jar of Diet -- a bubbling brown sauce that instantly shrinks a soldier down to normal dimensions. Because it loosely resembles barbeque sauce, I inevitably find myself fantasizing about slathering thick, savory Diet sauce over a plate of beef brisket and fries.
Best served with: Anything from thisiswhyyourefat.com.
6. Mecha-sized pineapples (Bangai-O and Bangai-O Spirits)
In Treasure's off-the-wall shmup, you pilot a big, ludicrously overpowered mecha (Bangai-O) that can launch hundreds of napalm missiles and swing a baseball bat of cosmic power. Each foe that you annihilate leaves a big, bright fruit in its wake that drips with robot-powering juice and -- when you pause to think about it -- is actually as big as Bangai-O itself. Imagine digging into a 10-story-tall pineapple that practically generates its own sugar atmosphere. It may sound disgusting, but it's no job Bangai-O can't handle.
Best served with: Napalm-seared elephant skewers.
5. Very hard candy (Little Nemo: The Dream Master)
Rather than provide health or temporary powers, in Little Nemo: The Dream Master, food is a potent weapon with which Nemo subjugates his animal adversaries. Nemo's little wrapped candies stun creatures as formidable as giant snails and ambulatory trees. Other animals are addicted to them, gobbling them up and falling into a slumber. Once they're asleep, Nemo uses their unconscious bodies as a mount, riding on their backs or wearing their bodies like a skin. It must be really delicious candy!
Best served with: A stiff drink and a blindfold.
4. Corn Chiwa (Sexy Parodius)
Perhaps the most thoroughly scrumptious boss yet conceived, Corn Chiwa is a gargantuan, sentient corn-on-the-cob who seeks your destruction in Konami's risqu? Gradius parody. The joke's on him. Instead of energy bullets, he sprays fresh (very fresh) popcorn from his own body at you, thus presaging his own doom. I'd try to gnaw right into him if it weren't so dangerous.
Best served with: Seething hot butter poured from a large cauldron by Kratos.
3. Helpless people (Rampage)
Rampage may, ironically, have been the first game that made me contemplate my belly. As a towering lizard, ape or wolf, you're perfectly free to crush entire skyscrapers from the top down. You don't need to climb up their sides, poking your head into each building window-by-window. But you can't help rooting out the bite-sized tenants, whom you pop into your mouth without the slightest hesitation. I bet they go down smooth. Look, it takes a lot of energy to raze whole city blocks.
Best served with: Scraps of steel, concrete, glass and asbestos.
2. Apple Kid (Earthbound)
Speaking of people: In the town of Twoson, you meet a kid inventor named Apple Kid. He lives in a little pink-and-red candy house and gives you a useful machine. There's plenty of food to be had in Earthbound -- but with those round, red cheeks and that cute stem on his head, you'd be lying if you denied ever wanting to have Apple Kid himself. There's nothing on a long journey like a crisp red apple. The list is now taking a turn for the worse, so I'll stop there.
Best served with: Gourmet Yogurt.
1. Birthday Cake (Animal Crossing series)
Unlike the empty concept invented by Portal's GLaDOS and perpetuated by Portal's fans, this cake is certainly real. It's handed to you by one of your neighbors on your actual birthday; and since you only get one each year, it's something you really treasure. Display the Birthday Cake in your home and its mouthwatering layers give you a reason to stay in. It never goes bad, and it's immune to cockroaches. Eventually, you develop an attachment to it. The cake comes to stand for the months, even years, you've spent making a home in the village; for the animals that greet you there day after day; and for the ones that are long gone -- in short, for true friendship. That's something GLaDOS never understood.
Best served with: Peaches, pears, apples, oranges and coconuts. Maybe some fish.


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For the 33rd year The Big Iron Farm Show, will feature over 900 exhibits. Specializing in farm equipment agribusiness, health, innovation and technology.
Kicking off Tuesday at 9 a.m. the show runs through Thursday and is expected to draw over 80,000 visitors from all over the country and world. In fact, since 2007, the event has hosted more than 600 international visitors from over 25 countries.
North Dakota has about 30,300 farms, averaging 1,300 acres. Wheat is North Dakota's chief agricultural commodity, which is grown on more than 19,000 North Dakota farms and produced in all 53 counties.
One of the businesses on hand at this year's Big Iron, that helps wheat and other farmers, is Intelligent Agricultural Solutions (IAS). IAS, has designed an acoustic wireless blockage and flow monitor for air seeders.
The technology won't prevent seed blocks from happening but it will notify the farmer faster, preventing a "skip" or un-planted section in the field. A "skip" is not only an embarrassment for a farmer but can decrease their yield.
The monitor works similar to a stethoscope, listening to the flow of seed and alerting the farmer through wireless technology, notifying them of a block.
Big Iron is open and free to the public at the Red River Valley Fair Grounds in West Fargo.


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The British bank Barclays has been getting the lion's share of the attention for its role in the LIBOR rate rigging scandal, especially after it paid a $450 million settlement. But as Fortune's Stephen Gandel noted, Citibank may have been even worse. "In early 2010, two economics professors from UCLA and the University of Minnesota looked at Libor manipulation and found that, at least according to one measure, Citi had misstated its lending rate by more than any other large U.S. bank in the run up to the financial crisis," Gandel wrote. Citi's underreported its borrowing costs by a margin 50 percent larger than did Barclays.
Citigroup May Have Been The Worst American Offender In The Libor Rate Rigging Scandal
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