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The equity premium in an overlapping-generations economy
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Toronto's Melvin Ejim and Quebec City's Khem Birch went through their paces in front of the Raptors scouting staff.
Birch, who played at UNLV and declared for the draft after his junior season, points to Vince Carter as one player who caught his eye growing up.
"Vince is probably one of the best Raptors of all time. He had a big impact on all of us," said Birch. "Even though he wasn't Canadian, you thought he was Canadian because he played here and everyone embraced him."
Birch is projected to be drafted late in the second round but that hasn't deterred him from making his best impression in workouts.
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As for what he could bring to a potential NBA lineup, the 6'9 forward knows his strength is under his own basket, despite scoring a Big 12-record 48 points in a game this season.
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The problem with that is that the pug has no guarantee of future loot other than your word. And just the fact that you are using loot council to give priority to a guildie over the pug will seem unfair, which will probably cause the pug to leave in rage when it happens, bad-mouthing your guild on trade, which will be bad reputation for your guild, sour taste in everybody's mouth, and eventually your raids not happening anymore / guild disband.
If you plan on keeping your guild reputation intact / ever pugging or recruiting in the future, respect your pugs. That single person may have only joined a single run, but your pool of pugs as a whole have been with you the entire time, and have gone through just as many wipes as your guildies to bring you to where you are. The pool of pugs "deserve" loot just as much as your guildies do.
Random mainspec rolls with lootcap is probably the best way to keep things fair to pugs while distributing loot evenly. Of course you may down 3 bosses and the three pugs win one loot each leaving none for your guild. Sh2t happens, sometimes you have to just deal with it. Or, like other people have suggested, increase your raid pool, extend invites to the pugs, and penalize the no-shows since they are the ones that caused you to pug in the first place.


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This is a very colourful dish from India, which is not at all hot but extremely full of flavour. It should marinate in its topping for about an hour before cooking and should not be cooked ahead of time. This can also be made with chicken joints and the marinade equally divided. It is best to buy either breast or thigh joints for this method, but keep cooking time to 90 minutes.
From: Today
One of the most widely eaten Indian dishes in the world! A delicious smooth lentil based curry that melts in your mouth!
From: Kitchen Hero: HomeCooked
This wonderful spiced rice and egg dish from colonial India makes for a rather different breakfast. Keep an eye out for undyed smoked haddock - many fishmongers and supermarkets now stock it and the flavour is far superior.
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Say goodbye to the sauce jar!
From: Summer Suppers
This is an Indian-inspired recipe, full of flavour and goodness.
From: The Afternoon Show
The dish originates in the Northwest region of India but was perfected by the Mughal invaders. Their cooking techniques have been a wonderful inspiration to the cooking of Northern India.
From: Four Live
This recipe tastes great hot or cold. Easy to cook for entertaining or a mid week supper.
From: The Afternoon Show
This dish originates in Central India and is traditionally the only accompaniment to hot Indian bread for a hearty breakfast.
From: The Afternoon Show
A great side dish with any Indian meal.
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It's the 15-year endeavor of a Minnesota man with Asperger's Syndrome.
What liberties and safeguards would a feline Bill of Rights include?
If you're moving to the U.S. from abroad, here's how to best prepare your cat for the adventure.
Kitties are very particular about their water sources. We asked some to rank their favorite watering holes.
We need to spay our kitten soon, but I really hope her post-surgery experience is better than it was with our other cat, Ghosty.
Enjoy this photo-fiesta of the six-toed beauties living at Ernest Hemingway's old home in Key West, Florida.
Once baby gets within a foot or so, kitty is faced with a decision. Despite her blank expression, which betrays nothing of the fact that a hyperfocused baby is on a collision course with her, her mind is racing. She knows she must move, but dammit to hell, she was there first. She seems to debate the merits of holding her ground, but only for a moment, because things start to happen fast.
I call my Cosmo "Captain Cabinet" because he loves hanging out behind closed cabinet doors. And then he gets mad if I disturb him!
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The First Templar - Character Introduction: Roland Video
This video features gameplay footage focusing on Roland, one of the three playable characters.
It looks like there are missing some animations between the different moves.. And the slow-mo kills look annoying.. Hope this is gonna be better than I expect..
Where's the Assassino?
Works for me.
The graphics are getting better, but everything else feels "budget." They are trying too hard to make this game look epic - the chorus soundtrack, the slow-mo kills, the walking towards camera shots...but it just doesn't work (not when AC2 and such games are doing a much better job). Mr. Art Director: Take a different approach. You guys have nice models and environments so show those off instead. And definitely re-do those animations...there is still time!
I agree animation is not up to the mark. It looks like Dragon Age 2 to me. :)
I'm with Gelugon_baat; the animation needs serious attention!
Looks fun, definitely gonna have to add it to my follow list as I'm sure this'll probably be the only publicity this game receives
Yeah, I don't think this one will do too well... I could be wrong though, wouldn't be the first time!
Looks good to me, vastly improved from the first footage i saw. For those of you who says it look horrendous...... it does not differ to much from Fable 3 to me...
do they really hope to compete assassin's creed?
wonder if the campaign story goes to north america...
Well if the combat looks bad in a trailer... Where do you go from there? :\
Well this looks horrendous.
kinda looks like AC......................but only worse....dont get me wrong cant tell anything for sure until i play it.............the combat doesnt look good at all..........:(
I would say, The Cursed Crusade will be the way to go.
combat looks like AC ... and that sucks.
enemies just waiting for you to kill them, repetitive 3 button combo, stiff animations, weird looking characters.. well, lets hope the story is enough to carry this game through..
If ppl find this game already bad even before its out and properly reviewed is kinda sad realy, okay i agree the screens of "Cursed Crusade" def look better but still it mabye fun to play with your on-line friends or just with a buddy coming over. Oh one last thing i read ppl compare this with AC, don,t its not about an assassin but about two templars and no they not related in any way to Enzio lol! Last but not least i not have to remind you all there def worser games out there compared to graphics and animations. As for me i def give this game a go and its nice to break the wait time untill Cursed Crusade comes out.
The animations remind me of two worlds, but at least the blocks register.
What's with the bad guys creeping along behind while the fighting is going on (at :29 for example and throughout the rest of the clip)?
the gameplay looks glitchy and boring.
@punksterdaddy na you aint the only one that wants to play this game I want to check it out when it come's out. So don't worry your not alone.
This looks so much like Rise of The Argonauts in terms of graphics and gameplay. Made by Kalypso the same company to....not something worth spending 63 dollars on.
Looks horrible...I haven't seen a single good thing in that video (starting with Roland's shoulders) and yes, punksterdaddy might be the only one wanting to play this game, it's the biggest piece of crap since.... I don't know...just can't remember... For sure firm candidate to worst game of 2011.
this looks super boring.
its chilly in here aint it? I must be the only 1 wanting to play this 1?


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miss this.
why did this show have to end???
Oh gosh, i seriously spent like my entire weekend rewatching this.
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While everyone was watching cartoons back in the days I was always busy watching 7TH HEAVEN ahhh!!!!I hella loved this...
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NEWS ALERT: Senate set to act on expediting Little DREAMers' path to citizenship
"The Senate's bipartisan legislation is really a historic step, but it should not exclude the littlest Dreamers." – U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut
"The Senate's bipartisan legislation is really a historic step, but it should not exclude the littlest Dreamers." – U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut
Bill expedites citizenship process for DREAMers, emphasizes family unity
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President on the verge of making sweeping changes to immigration system without help from gridlocked Congress.
"I am a public school teacher for a reason. I teach whoever walks into my classroom. We don't distinguish among students based on their ability or where they were born": NC teacher Saletta Urena.
Advocates for DREAMer students and their families continue their push to get the U.S. House to schedule a vote on common sense immigration reform.
Among the six immigration principles proposed by Republican leaders is one that addresses the plight of the nation's 2 million DREAMers.
"I'm very hopeful Congress will act [in 2014] because they will be bombarded with phone calls and letters. I always tell my DREAMers to stay positive, stay focused, never give up." — Las Vegas school counselor Loretta Harper


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Egenera, a leader in converged infrastructure and cloud management software, today announced its role as a collaborator in releasing the results of the fourth annual Future of Cloud Computing Survey, conducted by North Bridge Venture Partners, Gigaom Research and supported by over 70 other collaborating organizations. This year's survey is the largest to date, and is the industry's deepest and broadest examination of the cloud technology revolution. It analyzed the inhibitors and drivers behind cloud adoption, separating the hype surrounding the cloud from genuine industry trends and real world cases across a sample of 1358 respondents. See the complete findings slideshow here: 2014 Future of Cloud Computing survey, along with analysis and commentary on the results here.
"With four years of data, we're now really beginning to see some interesting trends, such as the five-fold increase in SaaS adoption to 74 percent and the nearly six-fold increase in PaaS adoption to 41 percent," said Michael Skok, founder of the Future of Cloud program and General Partner, North Bridge Venture Partners.
Select Highlights from the Survey Data:
Cloud Adoption is Strategic
- 49% of respondents in this year's survey using cloud to fuel revenue generation or new product creation.
- 45% of businesses say they already, or plan to, run their company from the cloud showing how integral cloud is to business.
SaaS Adoption Has More Than Quintupled
- From 11% adoption in 2011 to 74% in this year's survey, but in the enterprise, it is still mostly transitioning to existing applications.
- The front office is leading the way with sales and marketing at 51% adoption; customer service and analytics both at 43% adoption.
IaaS and PaaS Adoption Reaching a Tipping Point
- 56% of businesses are using Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) technologies to harness elastic computing resources.
- 41% of businesses are using Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) technologies to prototype and develop new applications.
Data Wants to be Bigger in the Cloud
- Two thirds of respondents believe their data will come to reside in some form of cloud over the next two years as bigger data needs consolidation and collaboration and creation go online.
Transition To Cloud - The First Cloud Front
"This wave of cloud computing that's revenue and new business driven is good news for long-suffering IT execs," said David Card, vice president of Gigaom Research. "If they can offload tedious but necessary cost-center functions, and refocus resources on cloud-driven new business, they might be able to retake their seat at the C-table."
"Even though it's largely just a transition of existing apps, the first cloud front has rolled in confidently each year as existing applications transition to the cloud and are adopted as SaaS solutions. Cloud is now integral to business with 45% of executives saying they currently or plan to run their business in the cloud," said Michael Skok, general partner at North Bridge Venture partners.
Transformation In The Cloud - The Second Cloud Front
"With over 11,000 cloud services/APIs, and developer adoption of IaaS at 56% and PaaS at 46% respectively we are going to seeing the birth of new, re-imagined, cloud-native applications," said Skok. "These applications, which are only possible in the cloud, will result in an order of magnitude greater value creation than the first cloud front. This second cloud front will be transformative," Skok continued. Examples of these applications and services can be found here.
For more about this second cloud front please visit the "2014 Future of Cloud Computing" results page.
Data Wants To Be Bigger In The Cloud
"If you get your head out of the sand and into the clouds you'll see the explosion of cloud-created data. It's not just big data it's exhaustive data, as everything from clickstreams to commerce and personal cloud lockers create exabytes of data. According to Cisco, personal, cloud-carried data alone is estimated to grow from 1.7 exabytes in 2012 to 20 exabytes by 2017," said Skok.
Cloud Drivers & Inhibitors
Over the last few years, the top three drivers for cloud adoption have remained constant. They are agility, cost and scalability. One area that is changing as a driver is that companies are increasingly moving workloads to the cloud to switch capex for opex. This is especially true for large companies with more than 5,000 employees.
"Companies may have different reasons behind their shift to transition to the cloud, yet the core benefits that are motivating this change, agility, cost and scalability, remain the same," said John Humphreys, vice president of marketing at Egenera. "As more specialized services enter the market and more solutions to help improve monitoring and service level assurances are developed, the cloud is gaining more confidence and traction every day."
When it comes to inhibitors, security continues to be a strong barrier with 49% of respondents concerned about how secure their data is in the cloud. Of note, interoperability saw a significant decrease from 27% last year to 17% in 2014 with greater attention being paid to issues like data portability. However, fear of vendor lock-in was still 29%, which put focus on open-source cloud projects like OpenStack, which have received a lot more interest in the last year. Lastly, privacy concerns rose once again to 31% in 2014 as increased tension manifested itself between the desire for anonymity and the convenience and utility of personalization. This is an area for vendors and enterprises to distinguish themselves as faithful custodians of personal data and engendering trust.
2014 Future of Cloud Computing Survey Collaborators:
1. 451 Research
26. Dyn
51. Reval
2. Acquia
27. Endurance International
52. Rift-IO
3. Actifio
28. Engine Yard
53. RightScale
4. Akamai
29. Egenera
54. Salsify
5. Apperian
30. Equinix
55. Saucelabs
6. Amazon Web Services
31. Eucalyptus
56. Scribe
7. Backupify
32. 451 Research
57. Signiant
8. Black Duck
33. Gravitant
58. Silver Sky
9. Brightcove
34. Imprivata
59. SnapLogic
10. Bromium
35. Intel
60. 6fusion
36. Internap
61. Sharethrough
12. Canonical
37. Intuit
62. SpringCM
13. Carbonite
38. Jamcracker
63. Stratus
14. Chef
39. MassTLC
64. SumoLogic
15. Cirro
40. Microsoft
65. SurveyMonkey
16. Cisco
41. Mimecast
66. THINKStrategies
17. Citrix
42. Nasuni
67. TradeGecko
18. Cloud Elements
43. Newforma
68. Unidesk
19. CloudBees
44. Open-Xchange
20. CoreDial
45. Pax8
70. Verizon
21. Cloud Health Technologies
46. Piston
71. Virtustream
22. CloudNow
47. Plexxi
72. WPEngine
23. CloudVolumes
48. Rackspace
24. Couchbase
49. Ramp
25. Demandware
50. Red Hat
Supporting Links:
View presentation: 2014 Future of Cloud Computing Survey Presentation
Learn more about the survey: Future of Cloud Computing Program
Join the conversation: Future of Cloud on Twitter using hashtag #futurecloud and/or @North_Bridge and @futureofcloud.
About North Bridge:
North Bridge Venture Partners and North Bridge Growth Equity are active partners with entrepreneurs providing seed-to-growth financing for innovative companies looking to disrupt big markets. With $3.5 billion in capital currently under management, North Bridge partners, many founders themselves, work with entrepreneurs to apply their expertise in the creation, operation and scaling of market-leaders. The firm has funded more than 170 companies creating many billions in market value. Among those firms are Acquia, Actifio, Cool Planet, Couchbase, Demandware, Mavenir Systems, Paydiant, Proto Labs, Reval and Starent Networks. The firm has offices in Waltham, MA and Palo Alto, CA. To learn more about North Bridge go to http://www.northbridge.com. For more information on the Future of Cloud Computing program, visit: http://mjskok.com/resources/cloud-computing. Follow us at @North_Bridge.
About Egenera
Converge. Unify. Simplify. That's how Egenera brings confidence to the cloud. The company's industry leading cloud and data center infrastructure management software, Egenera PAN Cloud Director™ and PAN Manager® software, provide a simple yet powerful way to quickly design, deploy and manage IT services while guaranteeing those cloud services automatically meet the security, performance and availability levels required by the business. Headquartered in Boxborough, Mass., Egenera has thousands of production installations globally, including premier enterprise data centers, service providers and government agencies. For more information on the company, please visit egenera.com. Follow Egenera on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.
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Post-Induction Party Pix by Annie Ray | SXSWi 2012
I THREW A PARTY on the last night of SXSW Interactive 2012 to celebrate my induction in the Hall of Fame. Photos © Annie Ray, annieray.net. The entire photo gallery is available for your viewing pleasure at http://cog.gd/3m0.
Also at Flickr and on Facebook.
Pardon My Linkage
For more about this year's SXSW Interactive, my induction in the Hall of Fame, and "Go Forth & Make Awesomeness," my session with Leslie Jensen-Inman, see:
- Jeffrey Zeldman tribute video – on his induction into the SXSW Interactive Hall of Fame (Vimeo)
- Austin Chronicle: Where No Man Has Gone Before
- The Interactive Awards Pre-Party and Ceremony Presented by HP (Lanyrd)
- Jeffrey Zeldman to be Inducted to SXSW Hall of Fame at 2012 Interactive Awards (SXSW)
- .net Magazine: Zeldman inducted to the SXSWi Hall of Fame
- An Interview with Jeffrey Zeldman (Cognition)
- Go Forth & Make Awesomeness: Core Values & Action – a session at SXSW Interactive 2012
- COMPLETE AUDIO from "Go Forth & Make Awesomeness"
- The Impossible Year
- SXSW Ceremony
- Of Austin Fame and Marches (Dolls for Friends)
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Behind The Music: The Jeffrey Zeldman Dolls
Jeffrey was looking for us to do a more tailored, short run of the doll we had initially designed of him-215 to be exact. They were to be given away as gifts at the Hall of Fame after party being held at South by Southwest (right about now is where you can hear our jaws drop to the floor).
Here was the opportunity to put handmade work into the hands of 215 web designers and industry gurus at one of the largest interactive design conferences in the world-South by Southwest. Are we interested? Hells, please! So, after hashing out the details and specifics we set into work on the very complicated and detailed project. Below are just a few of the pictures we took documenting the process…
Of Austin Fame and Marches | Dolls for Friends.
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The Impossible Year | Jeffrey Zeldman with Mini-Zeldman Doll Polaroid…
Jeffrey Zeldman with Mini-Zeldman Doll
Polaroid SLR 680SE / Impossible PX-680 Color Shade
Jeffrey became the first person inducted into the SXSW Interactive Hall of Fame. Afterwards there was a party with mini-Zeldman dolls.
The Impossible Year | Jeffrey Zeldman with Mini-Zeldman Doll Polaroid…
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Vans California Sk8-Hi Zip CA "Boot Leather" Collection
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Vans always finds a way to flip the design of its popular Sk8-Hi Zip silhouette, and the new "Boot Leather" collection is a good example of that.
Vans always finds a way to flip the design of its popular Sk8-Hi Zip silhouette, and the new "Boot Leather" collection is a good example of that.
Whether it's to boost IQ, improve academically, or stay sharp, it doesn't hurt to hone your cognitive skills.
adidas Skateboarding brings their relationship with Mark "The Gonz" Gonzales full circle by presenting a new collaboration with Krooked Skateboards.
Worcester, Massachusetts proved to be a premiere destination for graffiti artist Caleb Neelon to show off his skills in Converse's Wall to Wall project.
The first time the general population gets to hear a song, it's usually already in its finished, highly polished and perfected form.
The release of Wu-Tang Clan's upcoming album, A Better Tomorrow, has been surrounded by talk and speculation, especially after reports that RZA and Rae weren't getting along.
Since the dawn of the motion picture, directors have been turning their cameras on sports.
Hip-hop legend Nas is a master of many things, and fashion mogul might be the next notch he adds to his belt.
After getting a preview of the Lunar Stefan Janoski Mid included in Nike SB's upcoming "Flash Pack," we're now getting a look at the full set.
The X-Men universe provides us with countless superpowered beings, thanks to an evolutionary leap forward that gives these "mutants" a wide variety of amazing abilities.
Ever thought about painting the sky with vivid lights?
Houston has been home to the Original Greek Festival since 1966, and the 2014 festivities look like they'll definitely carry on the tradition of fun-filled events.
We recently told you about Houston-based rapper Bun B's limited edition collaboration with New Era to create three Houston Astros caps. Now UPROXX's Gotty is doing the honors of giving away one of each of the three styles to three
There's something about a mirror that makes you want to look at it, whether it is because of the way it reflects light, creating a shine that catches your eye, or simply because you want to check yourself out
Camo is one of the few prints that works for every season, and Nike is using a special rendition of the design to construct a clean pair of Roshe Runs.


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Richie Sambora Fired from Bon Jovi
This afternoon I heard one of my all-time favorite guitarists was fired from one of my most favorite bands; Bon Jovi.
The (rumored) reason? Money. Allegedly, Richie was earning upwards of $2 million a month, plus 20% of the band's profits from live shows.
To us average folk, that may seem absurd, but the ticket prices Bon Jovi charges are close to astronomical, and the stadiums are always packed for every show.. surely, Jon Bon Jovi could more than afford to pay the premium for his right-hand man's talents.
It is also rumored Richie's replacement, Philip 'Phil X' Xenidis, is earning only $10,000 per month with no ticket royalties.
Greed and ego seems to have dissolved one of music's best partnerships and surely it's expected to impact the band financially, too.
I personally know of a number of die-hard Bon Jovi fans that won't purchase tickets or buy any Bon Jovi album Richie doesn't play on. If the band's Facebook comments are taken into consideration, it's a view shared by many.
Truth be told I have not been a "fan" of their (newer) music for some time, their later albums ('00s) have all but hidden and watered-down guitar (by no fault of Richie's! The bands' music is produced more like 'pop' albums than 'rock' - which inherently hides the balls of the guitar)… nothing like the sonic arena-rock they're known for, from the '80s and '90s (which happens to be my soft spot for them!) — though the 'new' tracks (No Apologies, This is Love This is Life) from the latest 'Best Of' are a great change from the typical elevator rock the band has been producing for many years now.
Hopefully, the guys can mend their relationship and get back to making music, preferably, more along the lines of the 'Best Of' singles. ;)
If anything good comes out of this, it's the fact the situation has shined a brighter light on Richie's solo albums. His latest, 'Aftermath of the Lowdown' has far greater songs (and no buried guitar!) than Bon Jovi's last several records.
Breaking Bad in 10…
The final season of Breaking Bad is on in 10 minutes!
Are you watching?!
Breaking Bad Returns THIS SUNDAY
Will you be watching? Sunday at 9/8c on AMC.
Don't forget to grab some Breaking Bad tees and show the series some love!
AC/DC Beer!
When you head to the Beer Store today, don't forget to look for the AC/DC BEER!
Changes to the catacombs
You may have spotted a new change on the product pages:
Every standard product now shows you how many "points" you can earn, which in turn, are coupons/store credit off your next order.
Rob Zombie is such a cool dude
Rob Zombie has been posting about rescued dogs on his facebook, giving awareness to such an awesome cause, The Puppy Rescue Mission (who rescues soldiers' companion dogs from overseas).
It's very cool when to see some celebrities are close enough to Earth that they use their fame for good.
New Server
After Friday's extensive downtime with the Provo datacenter our site's server was previously housed at, we decided to move Catacombs to a fancy new server.
For those interested, it's on the Knownhost network.
It's been approximately three days since transition and there's a noticeable speed increase, what do you think?
If you spot any errors, issues or lags, please, let us know; there's a bounty (free stuff and/or coupons and discounts) for verifiable issues, if you report to us directly!
Intermittent Downtime
We sincerely apologize for the intermittent down time/lags today. There's an outage at the datacenter that houses our server. At this time, we don't have an ETA when speeds will return to normal, but we will be offering a coupon for those of you trying to place orders; and those of you patient enough to wait out the situation.
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AgustaWestland Flying Electric Tiltrotor
On Monday at Heli-Expo, AgustaWestland revealed that it has been secretly flying an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing demonstration aircraft powered by twin-electric, direct-drive tiltrotors. The "Project Zero" tiltrotor was designed and built in six months by the company's advanced concepts group and has been flying since 2011. It features elevons for pitch and roll control and in forward flight, a V-tail for longitudinal stability, and a lifting body design with two integrated tiltrotors that can be tilted through 90 degrees. The rotors are driven by advanced electric motors powered by rechargeable batteries.
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Gibbons taught at Unity High School, an international school that integrates both Muslim and non-Muslim students. Her class voted to name the teddy "Mohamed." One student is quoted saying, "I named the teddy after me, after my name." While several protests in the streets of Khartoum demanded a harsher sentence for Gibbins, she was eventually released this Monday after Muslim members of the House of Lords negotiated with President al-Bashir of Sudan.
Once again, a case of insulting Islam appears in international headlines, taking us back to the depictions of Mohamed in the Jyllands-Posten Danish newspaper cartoon.
This time around, the situation is a little less perilous. While there have been protests in Khartoum, crowds demanding a harsher punishment, the international response has been a little more stable. Ibrahim Mogra, a member of the Muslim Council of Britain, made this statement: "I have not come across a single Muslim in our country who has supported what has happened." Indeed, the Sudanese government's decision to imprison Gibbins was a poor one, considering the international reputation the government has acquired due to the pseudo-genocide in the Darfur region.
While Gibbons, who claimed to be completely unaware of the gravity of her actions, was released without extensive effort, we see the Qu'ran raise its head in protest once again. To many conservative Muslims, any misuse of the name "Mohamed" is an assault on both Islam and Muslim people, as stated in the Qu'ran.
In countries where religion is one with the government and religious tradition is enforced by the law, there is little dissent against rules like this one. In countries like Sudan or Indonesia, the ruling class appropriates Muslim religious law as social governing for Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
Before today's extreme globalization descended upon the world, the mono-religious dictate of these laws probably faced little opposition. However, in our current world of mixed cultures and viewpoints, can the law against insulting the prophet Mohamed still stand? I think that there is little question that the extreme response from some Muslim communities over these issues has led to self-censorship among artists, writers and politicians. The violence that occurred after the publication of the Danish Mohamed cartoons solidified Western fear of the conservative wing of Islam.
Is it the responsibility of writers, artists or teachers to censor themselves in order to prevent uprising and to protect peace? We don't grant any other religions the respect and deference we do Islam.
On second thought, I wouldn't call it deference. I would call it fear. There's a reason there isn't a graphic accompanying this article - how would the artist know what representation of Islam or its prophet is going to cause a riot?
I believe that fear-induced self-censorship is far worse than any violent protest. If we give Islam special protection, special treatment and never criticize or satirize, we enter into a downward spiral towards self-censorship of any potential offensive material.
Islam isn't the problem here. As Mogra states above, large numbers of Muslims outside of the Middle East are appalled by Sudan's treatment of Gillian Gibbons. We face a cultural divide between a secular society in which nothing is held completely sacred and a culture entrenched in the mystical figures of the past.
As a member of the former, a secular society that embraces free speech, I refuse to be intimidated into silence. Gibbon's (albeit naïve) decision to name a teddy bear Mohamed has sparked important dialogue in and between both Muslim and non-Muslim parties over the name of Mohamed and what it can mean. Conversations like these are the path to a clearer understandings on both sides of the cultural divide.


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It deals with a conflict between lore and game mechanics, this effects priests more than any other class.
Different races draw power from different sources, the majority of priests do indeed draw power from the Holy Light, humans, dwarves, draenei and probably blood elves, also likely gnomes in the expansion. However the other priests, night elves, trolls and forsaken, technically use other power sources. Night Elf priests draw power from Elune, Trolls from Loa spirits and the Forsaken from the Forgotten Shadow. Therefore lore wise Forsaken are shadow priests, there are instances of them still FOLLOWING the light, but by and large when you are undead the light itself is very difficult to call upon and harmful to you.
This is where game mechanics come in, they had to standardize the priest class for the game, since most priest races use the light that's the flavor Blizzard went with in terms of spell names and appearances. The Forsaken get their personal style of priesthood in the Shadow tree, that's what your "typical" Lore-wise Forsaken Priest should be like. Trolls and Night Elves? Well Elune and the Loa don't get much play.
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The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) today announced that a new traffic pattern with two lane splits will be put into place next week on I-95 Southbound in the City of Providence and with these changes will come added congestion. Effective, Wednesday, October 7, 2009 for the next five to six weeks, motorists will face some major challenges when traveling this stretch of the Interstate. All changes are weather permitting.
We are now entering a phase where the I-195/I-95 split will unfortunately change several times as we continue building the Iway, said RIDOT Director Michael P. Lewis. Southbound I-95 congestion is expected to increase so we recommend that drivers consider alternate routes. Even a small diversion of traffic should significantly reduce delays for those traveling through the construction zone.
To continue building the Iway, RIDOT must move the location of I-95 Souths Exit 20 for I-195. The exit will be moved about a half-mile to the north, meaning that motorists will encounter the exit sooner. Drivers should be in the appropriate lanes as they approach Exit 20. Those heading onto I-95 South from Route 6 or the highway ramp adjacent to Providence Place Mall will have less time to move left to stay on I-95. Exit 20 will move back to its current location in approximately five to six weeks.
At the new exit location, after Exit 21, RIDOT will implement the first of two lane splits. This will cause the temporary loss of one travel lane for approximately two weeks. Construction will be fast-tracked with 24-hour work days in order to restore this lane as quickly as possible.
Motorists wishing to continue on I-95 South will need to stay left of the first split. Motorists wishing to take Exit 20 for I-195 East will need to stay to the right of the split. Traffic bound for the hospitals complex must stay left, as they do today, to continue on I-95 South.
The second split will be located before the Point Street Overpass with one lane to the left of the split and two lanes to the right. All lanes continue on I-95 South, but motorists seeking access to the hospitals complex at Exit 19 (Dudley Street) will need to stay right. This second split should be over before the end of the year.
If you miss your exit, please do not stop on the highway or back up. Drivers who are on I-95 South and want to take the Iway but miss the exit should continue on I-95 to Exit 18 (Thurbers Avenue) to take local streets to I-95 North to Exit 19 (the Iway).
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#10 - Laura's Smart Dining Conversion
(Note: this time around submissions can only be voted on for 3 days, so vote soon! Thursday and Friday entries get an extra day because of the weekend.)
Name: Laura
Location: New York City
Size & Type: 550 sf Studio
Favorite resource: Techline Studio
Pitch: My apt is cool small because I have incorporated a comfortable work, living and entertaining environment. I live and work in my apartment with a small dog, plus I have a lot of out of town visitors. The first step I took was to convert the dining alcove into a sleeping alcove. I had to get rid of closet space, but made up for it by putting in built in storage...
Pitch Cont'd: I cannot work in a cluttered space, yet I did not want to feel like I was living in a white cube either. After years of procrastinating and experimenting I finally found the perfect solution; the pieces in my apartment need to have more than one use.
Your favorite element: My built ins (bed, desk area, underneath windows)
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this kitchen was entered in the kitchen contest...fyi.
I really love your sleeping alcove solution and how you've left lots of breathing room around your furniture. I like a lot of the pieces that you've used in your home, but there seem to be a lot of different styles used here. It would be neat to see more colour/texture/style continuity throughout the apartment to pull things together. Thanks for sharing your space with us.
I like the decision to keep the sleeping space separate from the "living" space, but would have liked to have seen the wall of built-ins. It looks clean and clutter-free.
Second papasan submission. Did I miss a revolution or is this just a coincidence?
Laura, I like you practical solutions! how did yoou make the storage under the windows, please?
I love your alcove idea and, more particularly, your kitchen. The orange is a nice bright pop without being overdone.
Your living room, though, feels a bit spare and unfinished--what stands out is that there doesn't seem to be a lot of seating for guests to sit comfortably. In addition, I think that using more of the colors you have in each room--blue/teal and lime green--could really warm up the space. Also, I know you're limited to three photos, but I'd have loved it if you could have fit more of your space into that last photo. I'm so curious what your dining area and workspace wall/builtins look like.
I agree 100% with harlie. I'd love to see more color in your living room. Is that a beanbag chair in the corner? I would've "styled for the shot" and taken it out of the room for the photo. It makes the space look a little messy.
Your sleeping alcove is lovely. Do you actually draw the curtains at night? Must feel sumptuous.
Hey Laura Great Kitchen.
Are you renting? If not I would stain the floors. Right now they look a little dusty. A dark stain would add some richness and warmth to the space, as would a colorful rug.
Actually, I think the place needs some decorating, some continuity of style, some objets-des-artes, some sumin'-sumin'.
Overall, a very nice space. Just a suggestion...maybe the area rug in front of the sofa could have some color. With the sofa, rug and floor all being so close in color, it almost creates one sweeping motion where you cannot distinguish the sofa from the floor. I like the orange lamp and cutting board in the kitchen - they pop off the neutral coloring.
I like the idea of staining the floors, right now this looks very washed out to me and the un-colored feel really bothers me. If I was working with a space so pale I would want lots of color!
I'm not sure how I feel about the fabric in the alcove, but it's really a great spot. I love the way your art work is displayed throughout the apartment. I'm very curious to see your workspace. Do you have pictures of it elsewhere?
The kitchen is amazing.
Also love the sleeping alcove. Wonder if you could have made it face the other way, into the hallway, closet, and bathroom area? Would be dark but cozy and more bedroom-ish. Would need to leave support columns most likely however.
I'd be tempted to paint the wall with the window - make it an accent wall.
I really like the lamp in your kitchen, the artwork in your living room, the blue chair, and the idea of the "sleeping alcove"--it seems very cozy. I agree with others that you could use some more color in the living room, and also some side tables or a coffee table so you'd have somewhere to put a book, a beverage, etc.
Good use of space--like the sleeping alcove. One question after viewing your floor plan though - was it possible to have the opening of the alcove face the opposite direction eg. north instead of south? More privacy, use of closets, easier access to bathroom. Seems logical to me...
I see on the other kitchen page you replaced your stove. What stove do you have now? (the one with the window.) Do you like it? Fill us in, we have a handful of stove shoppers looking for 24" models (is it a 24"?)
Nice kitchen...who designed your cabinets? I'm looking to have mine redone sometime soon and i like the frosted glass panels over your sink.
I really, really like the sleeping alcove, Laura--it's so cozy. If it were mine, I would immediately paint its walls a rich, comfy color, maybe a deepish ashes-of-roses, which would make the pink-beige-peachy colors look more deliberate and meaningful.
And a small nit to pick: the black picture frames emphasize the black curtain rod (especially in the absence of other strong color), and the rod really doesn't want emphasis. Could you put up a white rod to match the ceiling, or maybe paint that one to match the ceiling?
laura, you did such a great job! love this apartment! wow!~!
I'm really glad to see the sleeping alcove. Like someone above, I'd saturate the color there to make it more a resting or nesting area--and to give it distinction from the adjoining spaces--but maybe that's just my quirk.
i love the kitchen.. so nice and clean.. :)
but im not really digging the living room.. i think that sofa needs to be a different color.. it would give some more color in the room.
The storage under the windows is from Techline studios. I am so happpy with the job they did, and I was able to design everything exactly how I wanted it.
There is more color in my apt, but due to the fact I could only submit 3 photos I could not post them. The walls in the sleeping alcove are a light lavender, but for whatever reason photographed white. The curtain rod is a pewter color but photographed darker.
The dining area has a dark wood table, with dark leather
folding dining chairs and blue photos on the walls. For extra color I also have a purple flokati rug on the floor (not shown). The white and purple flokati rugs are attempting to hide a botched pickling job from a few years back. The floors used to have a very glossy yellow sheen - so trust me this is an improvement. I can't afford a stain job yet, but that is on my wish list.
I also have chartreuse, purple and silver fake fur throws that are usually on the couch, chair, bed - they soften and add color to the place.
The furniture is a mixture of styles. A friend gave me the Pierre Paulin chair (no way I was going to turn that down!) and the couch was the first piece of "real" furniture I bought - it also turns into a bed. I went for pieces I like and want to live with, so they work for me. Yes, that is a bean bag chair
in the corner - one of my favorite pieces.
I don't draw the curtains on the sleeping alcove because I have a great view of the city and I like to fall asleep looking at it - which is why the sleeping alcove faces the way it does - if I chose to have the bed face the closets and put the wall on the opposite side it would be very claustrophobic - I want the space to be as open as possible.
The lack of color is intentional. I used to have a wall of colorfull photographs (about 30) that are now in my hallway. I also used to have 2 stainless steel desks. I work out of my apartment and found all the color and extra furniture very distracting. I need to have a very serene work environment and for me that was making everything as light as possible and as unclutterred as possible (which is why I put in built ins - they form an L from the opposite wall not shown and end underneath the windows). I have clients who come by so I want my place to feel professional, yet cosy enough to live in.
As for the kitchen, yes, it is also posted on the kitchen site.
The cupboards are from Ikea (Akurum).
The original oven was an Avanti and the replacement oven is an Avanti (they break down all the time but I am stuck with it). They are the worst ovens!!! At my price range they were my only options for a 24" white oven that was aesthetically pleasing.
I agree the living room feels very unfinished.
I think what you did with the dining nook was cool and a great idea. I lived in a similarly sized studio and had one big closet that I wish I'd transormed in this manner (although it's always hard to give up storage space). Having said that, this space does not look very warm to me; there's no wood, it's pretty much monochromatic (except for that blue chair and the orange light in the kitchen), and there are few tcotchkes or anything at all personal seeming. The space itself seems very nice, though (I love that window and the view).
I really like the sleeping alcove and the art in the living area. I'm a bit surprised by the shiny bedcovers, they don't quite seem to fit the rest of your style. Your your kitchen lampshade is very cute.
Really cute. Perfect balance of simplicity and warmth. I especially love your pops of orange in the kitchen.
The sleeping alcove is great, but the design choices, especially with color and texture, aren't quite my thing.
Thank you for cleaning before showing it to us all! I love that your apartment is so uncluttered. Some of the elements, like the see-through cabinets in the kitchen (well, the entire kitchen actually), the layout of the apartment, and the artwork are knockouts. I just thought it was maybe a little bland color-wise. Maybe more furniture and more imaginatively placed furniture would make it look less dorm-y?
Is it just me or do the colors in the alcove look bland and faded on anyone else's screen, too? A single color like blue can be calm and restful and it need not be intense at all. I like the sleep alcove. Was the back wall always there or did you leave an opening in it to slip out to the bathroom instead of walking all the way around?
Bringing a shot of color, like the orange, into the living room in the form of a pillow or a throw would help to alleviate the appearance of a dingy look with so much taupe. I like the feeling of openness. That is not compromised if some color or design is added.
LOVE the bed/bedroom!
Really like the pendant in the kitchen - kartell?


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