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"The orcs rewarded Terenas for his mercy by helping defile everything he ever had."
Yeah man, damn those orcs for destroying Lordaeron and spreading a horrible undead plague that turned all the Lordaeron citizens into gruesome undead monsters. If only all the orcs would have been killed, they never would have been able to ruin Terenas' kingdom! Oh wait that's right, the downfall of Lordaeron had nothing to do with the orcs.
Also, you're giving Varian way too much "noble" credit for his actions in Ironforge. What he did was lead a TEAM OF MURDERERS into Ironforge to ASSASSINATE Moira. And VARIAN didn't really create the Council of Three Hammers - he wanted nothing more than to butcher Moira. The Council was really only created because Anduin was wise/merciful enough to halt his murderous father.
I'm not saying Varian wasn't completely justified, mind you. But don't say he went in there as some virtuous champion out to set things right. He went in to kill Moira, and save Anduin. Nothing more.
@Matthew Rossi
So wait, I am confused.
Is this article written from Varian's perspective then? And not actual events? When Lorderon fell, did the Alliance believe the scourge and the orcs were allied? That is interesting.
So how did Alliance end up working together with the orcs in Hyjal if they thought the Orcs were allied with the scourge? Or did this perception of the Orcs and Scourge come later? After the wraithgate?
Daisyfizzi said...
Firstly I have to say, I'm not a big fan of Varian Wrynn as a character, so I apologise if my lack of enthusiasm for him is too apparent. The mission to Ironforge to save Anduin was, as Mike says, not a Champion rushing to aid his allies, but a vengeful, scared father determined to slay Moira and rescue his son. However, he did stay his hand when Anduin reasoned with him and I believe it's this event that starts his journey toward being less of an angry, rage filled moron and more of what the Alliance expects in a leader.
I'm not sure I'll ever like the character, the Wolfheart abomination has put me right off him, but at least he's gaining more of a personality.
@ Rossi ~
So, are we saying that Arthas Menethil had nothing to do with that whole "murdering his entire kingdom and creating the Scourge, from which the Forsaken rebelled, thing"?
Because there was this whole expansion called Wrath of the Lich King that you might want to consult as to the salient Lore points on that issue.
You're conflating the Scourge and the Forsaken.
The Alliance is well aware that the scourge came from a plague created by a human warlock and was lead to conquest by a human prince.
However, now that the scourge is defeated, the Horde is backing a faction of undead that is free of the scourge's influence but continues many of it's most evil traits; engineering and spreading a new plague, conquering Gilneas and driving out it's people, etc. If the Horde isn't willing to step back, denounce those actions, and either force the Forsaken to give up the plague, give back Southshore and Gilneas (and likely at least part of Lordaeron, which was a human kingdom...) or sever ties with them and let the Alliance drive them out.
Long story short: any atrocity committed by Sylvanas or her people (which includes Putress; she never objected to his work until he turned on her...) is on the Horde's head as long as they support her.
@ Rossi ~
*Arthas* destroyed Lordaeron. Not the orcs. Not the Forsaken. The Forsaken -- the actual citizens of Lordaeron -- are defending the homeland that *Varian Wrynn* swore to take from them with sword and fire during the battle to retake Undercity from Varimathras and his puppets.
If Varian Wrynn didn't want the consequences of war with the Forsaken to fall on his people, he shouldn't have declared it.
I know. :-) Actually I was confused that the article couples the allliance perspective of the orcs and scourge. I know the scourge were not part of the Horde. When Lorderon fell, Sylvanas was still a High Elf and Thrall had escaped to Kali. It just seems odd that Varian thinks the Orcs were responsable for this, since at the time the scourge started the orcs were still in internment camps.
I have to wonder now if the Alliance will do anything about the Dark Iron Dwarves. They are part of the Dwarf empire now and they torture, kidnap, enslave, etc. as well. Should be interesting.
Matheus314 said...
Just to make clear that DEAD PEOPLE should not be allowed to live on the living world. If LORDAERON was their former living place, then UNDERCITY should be their current resting place. A big (and locked) crypt to keep safe the living from the dead (orcs, tauren, blood elves, trolls and goblins included).
That said, Lordaeron was human territory. And Undercity is not human at all (and never was).
@ Nagaina
As already mentioned above, Varian knows that Arthas destroyed Lordaeron.
However, at the Wrathgate it was the Forsaken, members of the Horde under Thrall at the time, that launched a plague upon the combined forces in front of the Wrathgate. Varian may have officially declared war on the Horde in the Undercity, but open warfare had already been going on for years between the Horde and the Alliance. He didn't need to declare since it was already a fact.
No doubt it was a rogue portion of the Forsaken that launched the plague at that time but it was an open secret if you've done the Forsaken quests that Sylvanas had ordered the development of the plague. Experiments were conducted in the open on Alliance soldiers and civilians (and still are if you visit the Apothecary today). Varian saw this firsthand in the Undercity. Even after this "rogue" element of the Forsaken was eliminated, the combined Horde forces continue to use the plague in Gilneas and the destruction of Southshore. Varian and the Alliance hold the Horde accountable for these actions.
mason.jdouglas said...
"From Varian's perspective, yes, the orcs are to blame for allowing it to occur. Sylvanas is part of the Horde, is she not? If the United States had found American citizens being tortured and experimented on in a lab in any part of the former USSR, they would have blamed the Russians. "
Just to modify that a bit. It's more like the States finding out that Japan had American citizen's being tortured in a lab, and blamed Russia for allowing Japan (their allies) to do it.
Remember that Undercity is FAR from Orgrimmar, and if you argue that Varian can't know the difference between forsaken and scourge, you logistically ought to concede that Orgrimmar can't fully know or control what the forsaken are up to. Thus, the orcs can't be responsible for what happens in Lordaeron.
I would say though, that Varian knows what we know as players, and then some. My character has no idea what happened in "Wolfheart" or "The Shattering". I don't think it matters though.. Varian has plenty of reason to hate the orcs, and plenty of reason to hate the forsaken. (They ARE unabashedly evil, after all...and their existance is self-admittedly a torture and a corruption of their souls.) And they are most certainly a threat to all life on Azeroth. (Sylvanas is destroying souls in creating more forsaken... there is no justifying that; the forsaken aren't a race, their existance is more akin to a disease. Compassionate people don't kill the host, but they do quarantine the area and stop the spread... wait for the hosts to die off if there is no cure to be found.
Despite my endles criticism of Varian, I do give him credit where credit is due, and I think he would be informed about what the orcs are and aren't respinsible for, and aware of what Garrosh does and doesn't control.
If he chooses to resent the orcs for being ignorant/complacent in Sylvanas's atrocities, and assign some blame to them as a result....well THAT is totally understandable. I mean you gotta turn a critical eye to Germany's allies, who in WW2 knew about the concentration camps and REMAINED their allies, don't you?
mason.jdouglas said...
Another concern,
Can people please stop using the downvote feature? I find alot of the comments that get greyed out on this site are actually well written counterpoints that make quite alot of sense. I already read and liked Rossi's article, and I enjoy his comments and those who agree with him.
But simply because people introduce a good counterpoint is no reason to make it damn near impossible for me to read and consider it. Just upvote the ones you like and leave the rest alone.
K, thanks, bye!
mason.jdouglas said...
Another concern,
Can people please stop using the downvote feature? I find alot of the comments that get greyed out on this site are actually well written counterpoints that make quite alot of sense. I already read and liked Rossi's article, and I enjoy his comments and those who agree with him.
But simply because people introduce a good counterpoint is no reason to make it damn near impossible for me to read and consider it. Just upvote the ones you like and leave the rest alone.
K, thanks, bye!
mason.jdouglas said...
@ Rossi
Good post, I accept your your distinction between Alliances and Hordes. Though, Varian tends to order his "Allies" around in game. Not relevant to the current argument... but a reminder that literal terms don't often have their defined meanings in WoW.
So yeah, I concede that the Horde is responsible for what's going on in Lordaeron. As to what Varian actually knows, alot of it is speculation on my part and yours. My worgen warrior however, recalls overhearing Sylvanas plotting to use the plague despite Garrosh's strict orders. And Varian knows firsthand that the Wrathgate pissed Thrall off. So, I think he has reason to doubt the Horde's unity.
Sure Garrosh is in "Charge" but he has Sylvanas out of control in the eastern kingdoms, doing whatever she wants, despite his orders. Sure he's got a token force of troops there, but you're right...what DO they do except allow it to happen. He's got the Tauren having a Grimtotem revolution, that had to be put down in part by the Alliance. He's got Vol'Jin coming to the Alliance for help, because he knows that their leadership is more stable.
Garrosh IS a terrible warchief in Varian's eyes because he fails to command the Horde well. And he's gotta know Sylvanas is outta control, but does he do anything to stop her? I don't think Varian holds the Horde responsible for what it does, but for what it fails to do. I mean, do you blame Dr. Frankenstein, or do you blame his Monster? Garrosh fails in his responsibility, but he's not solely responsible for his monster's actions.
That said, I don't question that Varian blames the orcs for Lordaeron, but I'd think he still has to blame the forsaken more. As for knowing the difference between forsaken and scourge.... factions talk? There are forsaken in the Argent Crusade, and other external factions, and forsaken would take offense to being called scourge, I would think. So, really Varian has to have at least heard rumors that the Forsaken consider themselves different from the Lich King's minions...
But he doesn't really have to believe it. Hell, I don't think most of my Alliance or Horde characters would believe it. Have you seen all the crazy shit the forsaken are up to around the world? Even my forsaken character has a hard time believeing they're different!
But again, there's no telling what faction leaders do and don't know, it IS mostly speculaton between us. If you have people teleporting all over the world, and third party factions accepting all applicants, information should be pretty accessible, right?
@clundgren The Alliance make friends with the Grimtotems in Stonetalon, then drive them out of Freewind Post in Thousand Needles. No, it doesn't make much sense other than "Grimtotems are evil and automatically betray everybody, even when it's not in their own interest."


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WASHINGTON – March 1st was the last time eight-year-old Relisha Rudd was seen, leaving a local hotel here with Kahlil Tatum, a 51-year-old custodian who had been tasked to babysit her. Exactly a month later, Tatum was found dead; Rudd remains missing and the trail has gone cold.
The same week Tatum's death was announced, the body of 30-year-old, first-year medical resident Teleka Patrick was pulled from a lake in Indiana. In the days leading up to her December disappearance, she and others expressed concern over her mental health. The circumstances of her death remain unclear.
One week after Patrick's body was found, 22-year-old Karyn Washington, founder of For Brown Girls, a well-known blog dedicated to combatting colorism and promoting self-love for Black women, was found dead in an apparent suicide.
First, I am not surprised that the MATA administration is proposing an elimination of all game shuttles to the Liberty Bowl and FedEx Forum. In the dark shadow of a failed vote on a gas tax referendum for MATA, cuts in government funding and a lower ridership, I am just grateful that MATA is still surviving on her deathbed for those who are transit dependents. There is no doubt in my mind that the fact MATA is still breathing is an example of miracles.
As a sports fan, I join other sports fans who believe that providing bus shuttles to the Liberty Bowl and FedEx Forum is a valuable service to the city of Memphis. At the same time, as a longtime advocate for bus riders, I know that public transportation is so bad that transit dependent riders are spending up to four hours on buses on a daily basis as a result of tough economic times at MATA. Some are being forced to walk blocks to and from their destinations because there is little or no bus service in their neighborhoods or at their destinations.
In an effort to be fair to the regular bus riders and the sport fans, I believe that the MATA Board should not cast a "Yea " or "Nay" on eliminating bus shuttles or changes in bus service while budget talks are about to take place with the Memphis City Council at City Hall. I believe that any considerations of any proposals of MATA should be delayed until the end of June.
NBA legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who is known for speaking out on issues of race in the United States, has weighed in on the alleged racist ramblings of L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
Jabbar agreed that Sterling is clearly racist, but was more incensed by not only systems of oppression that breed the Donald Sterlings of the world, but the actions of Sterling's mistress, V. Stiviano.
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No matter how well our lives may be going, many of us seem to be at our wit's end when it comes to attaining that next level of success, but there is a solution to this challenge, says world-traveling entrepreneur Julian Pencilliah.
Whether we want to improve our relationships, spiritual development, emotional well-being, health or monetary ambitions, we so often find that we're our own greatest enemies, says Pencilliah, author of "The Jetstream of Success," (www.thejetstreamofsuccess.com).
"You see it time and time again – individuals rise out of the most devastating circumstances and transform their lives into greatness," he says. "If you're in a place where you feel that life's closing in on you, and you have a pressing urgency to transform your misfortune into a positive opportunity, then you must embrace the fact that realizing your potential is a process."
The Memphis Grizzlies head into Game 5 of their NBA first-round round confrontation with the Oklahoma City Thunder determined to look ahead. That is what you have to do in these series, which can ebb and flow in dramatic fashion.
Tied 2-2, Memphis came so tantalizingly close on Saturday night to writing a 3-1 script for the game Tuesday night at Chesapeake Arena in OKC. With the FedExForum filled to the rafters – including new NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, who had his hands full fielding questions about the racist remarks linked to Los Angeles Clipper owner Donald Sterling – the Grizz and Thunder battled into their third straight overtime, with the Thunder squeaking out the win, 92-89
With Memphis braced for a two-star surge from OKC's Durant and Russell Westbrook, reserve guard Reggie Jackson turned out to be the most pressing problem. Jackson, who had not asserted himself before Game 4, scored 32 points, racked 9 rebounds to propel the Thunder.
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***Update, Woman missing since Sunday, May 30th, was located
(CAMPBELLSBURG, KY) - ***(Update)Julie Gaines Was located early this morning in Panama City, Florida. Julie Gaines called her family early this morning advising them where she was and that she was OK. We have no further information at this time. ***
Julie Gaines is a 26 year old white female that has been missing from 3191 Turners Station Road in Henry County since shortly after the severe storms on Sunday, May 30, 2004. She was last seen wearing gray sweatpants and a gray long sleeve shirt with a blue stripe on the front. She was not wearing any shoes at the time of her disappearance. Julie Gaines maybe using the name Julie Woods.
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We removed this car from storage in June 2007 to begin restoring the car to original condition. However due to our extremely busy summer work did not begin on dismantling the car until November 2007.
Firstly all the hoses and electrical wiring were disconnected and the engine removed from the vehicle, then the body was stripped to a metal shell removing all the interior, seats, door cards and areas of the dash.
Meanwhile the engine was dismantled, removing the cylinder head, block and valves. All the parts removed were degreased and cleaned thoroughly removing debris and oil build up. The engine components were cosmetically overhauled whilst dismantled. The engine was then rebuilt using new gaskets, cam seals, tensioner belt and the valve clearance checked and adjusted.
The 308 Shell returned to our workshop on Monday 23rd June 2008 enabling the rebuilding to begin. All the internal parts of the body which included the inner arches, nose section, engine bay etc were all steam cleaned removing all debris. These parts were then primed and painted. The suspension was stripped and delivered for blasting and powder coating to remove all rust and check for any damage i.e. cracks to components. We rebuilt the suspension using new springs, shock absorbers, wheel bearings, new anti roll bar and bushes as required. The brake work started with the discs being skimmed with new front callipers being fitted before replacing the rear callipers and fitting braided aeroquip brake lines to the vehicle along with new brake pads all round.
The next stage was to paint and fit the petrol tank, balance and breather system. The wiring loom was cleaned and checked for damage or corrosion. Both doors were built up using all new weather strips and channels. We oiled all the door motors and checked over all the mechanisms and fitted into place.
The next stage was restoring the interior, the dashboard was refitted along with the clocks and gauges, seat belts, kick trims, interior carpets, boot carpet, tonneau and new electric aerial.
On the 28th August we installed the engine into position fitting the manifold exhaust starter motor, alternator, air con pump, fuel pump, heat shield etc. The engine was then plumbed in connecting the fuel, water and oil hoses, wiring in all cables. The gearbox linkage was aligned and fitted with both sumps. We then fitted the clutch, bell housing, drop gear, air con pump, starter motor, alternator, heat shield, all belts etc. Both exhaust manifolds were positioned along with the new sports exhaust and hanging brackets.
From the 16th September 2008 the focus of the rebuild moved to the front bonnet area of the vehicle. Firstly the foam on the bonnet was renewed, then the new radiator checked, painted, aligned and installed along with a new sender unit. This enabled us to fit the cooling fans, which were tested prior to installation. After being thoroughly cleaned the screen wash bottle, battery and servo cover were placed into the front bonnet area; we then renewed the surround rubber to the front bonnet compartment, fitted new headlights, new Ferrari horse on front grill and new Ferrari badge on bonnet.
This brought us to a near finished position with fluids and liquids needing to be filled. It wasn't long before the engine burst into life and this rare classic was once again back on the road.
With geometry and tuning dealt with and final fettling before that the first road test was the focus of the team's attention.
As the miles grew it was decided that this car needed an event worthy of its condition and with the FOC Concours only weeks away the commitment was made to enter the car. With a faultless drive to Walton Hall, Warwickshire and frantic last minute cleaning and polishing the team received a 2nd in class award, recognition of the effort put into this appreciating classic.
Feeling confident after the FOC Concours award, the 308 GTB QV was entered by the new owner into the Foskers Concours d'Elegance, held in the beautiful grounds of Ightham Warren, please see this link for further information http://www.foskers.com/ferrari-news/17-foskers-concours/-d/-elegance-and-garden-party. The car achieved a first in class B, another great achievement for the restoration team!


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We challenged the Astaro, SonicWall, WatchGuard, and ZyXel appliances with a maximum dose of legitimate traffic, 200 VPNs, and hundreds of Internet attacks, all at the same timeFollow @infoworld
The promise of an alliance of test equipment vendors revolves around the fact that each vendor has its strengths and weaknesses. For example, our particular test tapped the Ixia IXLoad for generating the legitimate traffic moving through the WAN-LAN interfaces and the IPsec VPN tunnels, and the Mu Dynamics Analyzer to overwhelm the firewalls with malware. The trick to a real-world test, however, was to have both tools running all three major traffic types at the same time so that the devices under test wouldn't have the advantage of dedicating 100 percent of their CPU and memory resources (buffers are the name of the game) to a single task.
In the future we'd like to be able to control our distribution switches so that we can let our firewalls apply QoS profiles to redirect low-priority traffic onto different VLANs and perhaps even incorporate Network Access Control (NAC) functionality. Perhaps we could even control some as-yet-unannounced feature to script a full 802.1x Radius Authenticated user session as part of the test. Oh heck, why not simulate how a user might start a VoIP conversation on a wired deskset, then move to a wireless handset as they walk out of a building? Our great wish for the future is a flexible multivendor testing system with varying levels of scripting capability so that our tests can even more closely resemble the real world.
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The first step to porting your number away from Vodafone is to contact them to request your PAC code. To ask for your PAC just ring up Vodafone on 191 from your mobile or 0870 0700 191 from a landline. You might have to answer some questions about your account but it's all very simple.
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- Your account with Vodafone will remain active until you initiate a number port using your PAC code. After you've ported your number away from Vodafone, you account will close automatically.
As soon as Vodafone give you your PAC code, make sure you order your new phone or SIM card from your new mobile phone network – then you can provide your PAC code to commence your number transfer. If you want to know how to port your number into your new mobile provider, just visit our individual articles for each network.


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During stereotactic body radiation therapy(SBRT) for the treatment of prostate cancer, an inflatable endorectal balloon (ERB) may be used to reduce motion of the target and reduce the dose to the posterior rectal wall. This work assessed the dosimetric impact of manual interventions on ERB position in patients receiving prostate SBRT and investigated the impact of ERB interventions on prostate shape.Methods:
The data of seven consecutive patients receiving SBRT for the treatment of clinical stage T1cN0M0 prostate cancer enrolled in a multi-institutional, IRB-approved trial were analyzed. The SBRTdose was 50 Gy in five fractions to a planning target volume (PTV) that included the prostate (implanted with three fiducial markers) with a 3–5 mm margin. All plans were based on simulation images that included an ERB inflated with 60 cm3 of air. Daily kilovoltage cone-beam computed tomography(CBCT)imaging was performed to localize the PTV, and an automated fusion with the planning images yielded displacements required for PTV relocalization. When the ERB volume and/or position were judged to yield inaccurate repositioning, manual adjustment (ERB reinflation and/or repositioning) was performed. Based on all 59 CBCTimage sets acquired, a deformable registration algorithm was used to determine the dose received by, displacement of, and deformation of the prostate, bladder (BLA), and anterior rectal wall (ARW). This dose tracking methodology was applied to images taken before and after manual adjustment of the ERB (intervention), and the delivered dose was compared to that which would have been delivered in the absence of intervention.Results:
Interventions occurred in 24 out of 35 (69%) of the treated fractions. The direct effect of these interventions was an increase in the prostate radiationdose that included 95% of the PTV (D95) from 9.6 ± 1.0 to 10.0 ± 0.2 Gy (p = 0.06) and an increase in prostate coverage from 94.0% ± 8.5% to 97.8% ± 1.9% (p = 0.03). Additionally, ERB interventions reduced prostate deformation in the anterior–posterior (AP) direction, reduced errors in the sagittal rotation of the prostate, and increased the similarity in shape of the prostate to the radiotherapy plan (increased Dice coefficient from 0.76 ± 0.06 to 0.80 ± 0.04, p = 0.01). Postintervention decreases in prostate volume receiving less than the prescribed dose and decreases in the voxel-wise displacement of the prostate, bladder, and anterior rectal wall were observed, which resulted in improved dose–volume histogram (DVH) characteristics.Conclusions:
Image-guided interventions in ERB volume and/or position during prostate SBRT were necessary to ensure the delivery of the dose distribution as planned. ERB interventions resulted in reductions in prostate deformations that would have prevented accurate localization of patient anatomy.
The authors would like to thank Teisha Rowland for her help in preparing the paper for publication. This work was partially supported by DOD Grant No. PC061629.
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Off Topic....Anything Goes vol2
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Nole killed me in that Roland Garros final. I know the result doesn't really suggest it, but I think he could have clinched that fourth set hadn't it been for the rain, the momentum was completely on his side. But his serve completely deserted him in that match, and again I think it was just too much pressure on him to achieve what neither Roger nor Rafa managed to do... You're right about top players pushing each other to be better, and that's what's so great about men's tennis nowadays. I felt like Nole got tired of getting all those beatings from Roger and Rafa in previous years, and then really turned it around in 2011. They made him a better player. Same with Rafa. He suffered all those losses to Nole and then he regained his amazing tennis on clay. Nole made him work harder to become better. Roger was in this situation too, he really had to step it up to win Wimbledon... And then Andy, another case in point. He has really risen, not maybe his game that much, but he changed his attitude, which was IMO the only thing stopping him from claiming a Major before. All in all, I really like those dynamics that transpire in men's tennis. Hopefully, this will make Nole work harder as well
And finally to answer your question. I'm a freshman in Uni, but here in Serbia, University starts in October (only for first year though), so I had a really long, nice summer, and I still have some spare time on my hands. Approximately 2 weeks of freedom left
But, when my uni starts, I can only imagine that I'll visit TF far less often
No, I totally agree about RG and Nole tbh. It was obvious. Had he won the fourth, Rafa would have had a meltdown in the last set IMO, he was running out of gas and momentum. Oh well. Soderling remains the Rafa killa legend.
Yes ! It was all about Andy's attitude
he was such a headcase
so happy things are turning around, it spices up things in the ATP !
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Awww, have fun !
Well, you don't have to study all the time in the uni
I still visit TF during my uni time, ok not in december/early january and may, that's true. (exam time)
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Point is im so mad with my friend but I know is unfair, he doesnt know a thing aboyt my relation or the fact that im gay either. I cant ask my "boyfriend" to stop talking with other guys, its been only a month and would make me a control freak.
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The verdict is in... Bitcoin will be taxed as property, not as currency
We have had more than a few clients this past year ask about Bitcoin and trading in Bitcoins from an income tax perspective. There has been a lot of urban legends out there that claim, since the IRS has not given any formal guidance, that income taxes don't apply. Like most urban legends, that is simply wrong and making that assumption can land you in some real tax trouble.
When we delivered that news it was sometimes not what our client, or prospective client, wanted to hear. We've had to remind everyone that the primary premise of the U.S. Tax Code, Section 61, is pretty simple. It says that "gross income means all income from whatever source derived." So, unless there is a specific exclusion from taxability for the income source, you're on the hook for taxes.


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A Prodigious Stud
Photo courtesy of Osborne Family Homestead Museum
We only have humans in the Derby Hall of Fame; but if we were to include animals, the bull pictured above would be at the head of the line. Some have even referred to him as the "Father of the modern Holstein" because of his prodigious stud activity. He was born in 1952 and died in November, 1963.
Holsteins originally arrived in the US from the Netherlands in the 1800's, but imports stopped in the early 1900's. Waldo Stewart Kellogg started breeding cattle on the family dairy farm in Derby after acquiring a prized English bull, and the farm became famous for its contributions to the quality of the Holstein- Friesian bloodline.
Breeding was highly selective in the early days, but major changes took place in the 1950's when artificial insemination was developed. In the new world of breeding this bull became a superstar, and it is estimated that through artificial insemination, he sired up to 100,000 offspring! One site that tracks such things claims that a great grandson of this bull sold $25,000,000 dollars worth of sperm in its lifetime.
For this quiz, we want to know the name of the prized bull from Derby!
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|I am an OAP with arthritis in my hands but I found it so simple to build. I threw the instructions away and applied common sense by looking at the diagram. No problems with nuts and bolts. If they were put in the right place then they all fitted perfectly. 2 of the cross struts had the holes in the wrong place but after drilling new holes, the problem was solved. I have joined a quarter round Etagere at each end and made a display stand which will covered in flowers come the summer.
|I am not a DIY man. The thought of fixing 3 x 3 tier staging daunted me but I went ahead. Although the instruction guide was NOT the clearest, the whole thing fitted together so well and so intuitively it was a joy to do. The finished article was sturdy and elegant and the value unbelievable. I shall be using Greenfingers for all my needs from here on
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I Don't Know What I Want But I Know It's Not This
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Each of us have talents and most of us are passionate about at least one thing in life. Your passion might be for food, clothes, travel, painting, exercise or any number of things. If we could just find work that matches our talent and passion, life would be far more fulfilling.
We can begin to find more fulfilling work by evaluating our goals in life and putting those goals in perspective. Creating a fresh approach to your desired goals not only makes you think about what is important to you but also what makes you happy.
If you are unemployed or underemployed, retired or planning to retire soon, or working on a job you hate, take time to re-examine your life and your goals.
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Robocity Survey #1 For The Fans – First Encouraging Results! :D
Last week I setup a Robocity survey to see what my fans love and want to see next in Robocity and I posted it in a journal entry on DeviantART , as that's the place where most of the Robocity fanbase resides. In the journal I added a survey welcome message and I explained that participating in the survey would help me understand Robocity better so that I can deliver better stories and maybe come up with some interesting goodie. ;)
Well, I was pleasantly surprise to see the first results after just a few hours from the journal posting. Thank you, guys and gals! ;)
Want to take up the survey or even just audit it? Head here. It will only take 5 to 10 minutes of your time!
My survey is meant to put YOU, the Robocity fan, at the center and to learn about your interests and what you would love to see in this website and in the Robocity World itself in the near future. This is important, because without my user base I can't know what is more entertaining about Robocity and if my efforts are paying off.
So far, the Robocity survey has been taken by 14 fans, 10 of which have completed all the questions.
Here are the first results:
Top Places Where Robocity World Gets Found
- DeviantART.com (8 out of 10)
- The Robocity World Forum through a Google search (1 out of 10)
- In a chat with me (1 out of 10)
Who ever needs search engines? It's DeviantART who gives me a fan base! ;)
Top 4 Reasons That Make People Into Robocity Fans
- Robocity is a beautiful Sci-Fi world with nice characters (3)
- The Tales were well-written and the artworks great (3)
- The concept is interesting (1)
- I found DeviantART through Robocity (1)
Two survey respondents did not provide specifics on the reasons that made them into Robocity fans, so their responses were not included here.
What Fans LOVE About Robocity!
- The Tales! (4)
- The artwork! (3)
- The concept/Transformers characters humanized (2)
- Not yet another Autobot VS. Decepticon saga (1)
- Children and emphasis on family and adoption (1)
- Cute and light-hearted (1)
- It a story that goes on no matter what people think or say (1)
Things Fans Would Like To See In Robocity
- New characters, artwork and Tales (3)
- How the Robocitans transform into their vehicle modes (1)
- An explanation of Robocity as a city and a map (1)
- Are there other places the Robocitians exist at? (1)
- The Robocity versions of characters like Rung, Tailgate, and others from More Than Meets The Eye (1)
- Robocitans whose alt-modes are a MINI and an Audi A1 (1)
- Tales of holidays where the Robocitans celebrate together (1)
- Tales about bonds between characters getting stronger (1)
One fan said she'd love to help out with the world of Robocity somehow. While I try to keep my world under control for obvious reasons (narration consistencies, keeping track of all characters and their evolution, etc.), I might open up "spots" for Fans' characters in the near future, so by all means keep an eye out on that.) Robocity is Italian, but there are poor scrapped robots all around the world, so I'm working on the creation of new Robocities out there.
A decentralized Robocity? Why not. ;)
More about my plans for Robocity in a couple of days!
Is Unicron *finally* getting that bar?
Hi Robocity fans! How was your summer? :) Mine was quiet but interesting, as I've been studying for a quiz, but among the other things, I have spent some time plotting new events for my Robocity, one of them being the coronation of Unicron Spacey's dream: to own his own Bar in Robocity!
The idea struck me while I was researching a similar topic for another blog and it sounded like a good idea to reconnect to old characters; so, starting this month you're going to hear my Robocitans blog often about this Bar, the fund-raising, the Hotel Bar Supplies they're buying, the construction and, in the end, Unicron's happy thoughts about the final result.
That's not going to be the end of the road, though. In TV shows like Star Trek: TNG or Star Trek: DS9, the bar plays an essential part in the socialization process of the characters within the fictional setting. Same concept for Robocity; my robots need more public places to hang out at and get to know each other better (so they can trigger even more interesting stories!)– what's better than a bar? :)
For design inspiration, I'm using the Atlanta Hotel Supply website and other Hotel Supply Online stores. They have a lot of photos I can save for later reference, so I have time and focus to develop my own idea of a Robocity Bar that's worth of Unicron's delicious treats. ;P
Will keep you up to date!
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Fried to a delicate brown, our breaded cheese sticks are served with our own tangy and spicy sauce.
Fried Mushrooms (Hongos Fritos)
Tender breaded mushrooms are delisciously fried to a light brown and served with our Mexican Town dip.
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Mini Flautas
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Marinated thinly sliced mixture of calamari and octopus served over a fresh bed of greens.
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Cheese and jalapeno stuffed chimis made the perfect size for dipping into our own tangy dip. (6 per order)
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Mexican Town's Famous Salad
Lettuce topped with tomatoes, green peppers, onions, olives, cheese and house dressing.
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Dinners served with Rice and Beans
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For those you who find it difficult to decide, enjoy more than one of your favorites:
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Mexican Town's Specialties of the House top
Dinners served with rice, beans and order of tortillas
Stuffed Poblano Pepper
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Real Mexican pablano peppers are stuffed, dressed in egg and served with Mexican style sauce.
Pork Stew (Carne de Puerco)
Chunks of pork, seasoned and cooked in a tomato and onion sauce, ranch-style.
Beef Stew (Guizado de Res)
Beef Stew Mexican style.
Seasoned ground beef cooked with tomatoes, onions and green peppers.
Mexican Plate
A chance to enjoy three of your favorites all on one plate. Carne de puerco, picadillo and guizado de rez.
Chorizo & Beans
Mexican Town's own freshly made Mexican-style sausage combined with refried beans.
Chorizo & Eggs
Mexican Town's own freshly made Mexican-style sausage combined with scrambled eggs.
A unique combination of soft corn tortilla pieces, eggs, onions, tomatoes, green peppers and our special blend of seasonings.
Cactus and Eggs
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Carne Asada
Slices of skirt steak marinated and broiled to perfection.
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With Beef, Pork or Chicken.
3 tamales stuffed with beef, pork or chicken.
Also available with Chile con Carne
Mexican Sandwich
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Melted cheese on top, extra
A choice sirloin steak, butterflied, breaded and fried golden brown.
Moist butterflied chicken breast breaded and fried to a golden brown.
Mexican Town's Omelette
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Mini Fajitas
Combo – Beef/Chicken
Mexican Town's Taco Salad
A variety of delicious lettuces topped with tomatoes, green peppers, onions, olives and cheese. Served in a flour tortilla bowl with our own house dressing.
Also with Beef or Chicken
Flaming Fajitas
A superb combination of marinated slices or skirt steak grilled to perfection, slices of tomato, onion and green pepper served on a hot sizzle plate.
½ Beef and ½ Chicken
Trio (Beef, Chicken and Shrimp)
Melted Cheese on top extra
Calamari and Octopus
Marinated thinly sliced mixture of calamari and octopus served over a fresh bed of greens.
Seafood Chimichunga
A large flour tortilla rolled with Mexican Town's own combination of shrimp, crab meat, Artic scrod, sautéed vegetables and secret spices, deep fried and topped with guacamole, lettuce, tomatoes and sour cream.
Cactus and Shrimp
Mexican Town's own superb combination of shrimp, tender pieces of cactus and sautéed vegetables cooked together in a uniquely seasoned red sauce.
Shrimp Ranchero
Tender shrimp cooked in our Mexican-style sauce.
Soft Flour Taco (beef)
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Exhibitions Committee Meeting Minutes
3:00pm, Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Present: Chris Johns, Jody Waitzman
Absent: Lonnie Clark, Pat Miller
Environmental monitoring data for exhibit display cases lives here: G:\PresConsPublic\Exhibits\Environmental Monitoring
North-South corridor data is for the last 12 months.
Marshall Gallery data is December 2010 – March 2011
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Installed approximately August 2010, pulled December 2011, new labels will be made for replacement cards (Jody will make and email to Chris).
Supplies: List was updated to reflect additional items
Order items: Re-inventory wire stands. We seem to have lost all but 6 or so small (3-inch) stands, and need more. Also, some middle range, especially with deeper capacity (for thick volumes). Chris will order these.
Fleece: Jody will grab from 44 and move to the exhibit supply cabinet.
Last year's letter of invitation to Library graduate students to submit an exhibit concept for the contest is located: G:\Exhibits\GAContest. We did a round-1 edit of the letter, Chris will send this out to the committee for a round-robin review and final edit, then Pat can prepare to send out/publicize immediately after the January ExCom meeting, in good timing for the beginning of the spring 2012 semester.
We have June, July and August of 2011 to secure exhibits for, and will brainstorm potential units on campus who may be interested in setting up a display during those months. Lonnie and Chris will get rolling on the FY13 schedule, so we may review our openings at the January meeting.
Prairie Research Institute (Chris will contact LeAnn Benner at ISGS) and the Sustainable Student Farm (Chris will contact Zach Grant) were mentioned as possible exhibitors for the 3 upcoming summer months.
Jody volunteered to build some risers for our display cases over the winter break. Chris will send her the notes from Scott Schwartz about sizes and construction that he used for the Sousa Archives, however Jody will probably use lighter materials than what Scott did.


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- 1. Heat olive oil in skillet and add red onions. Saute until translucent.
- 2. Add chopped artichoke hearts and sun-dried tomatoes and saute for 3-5 minutes.
- 3. Add salt, pepper, seasoning and garlic. Once garlic is golden, remove from heat.
- 4. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese and parsley.
- 5. Cut thickest part of chicken breast open and spread kalamata olive spread evenly. Then stuff chicken with cooled fixings.
- 6. Spray chicken with Pam and coat with bread crumbs.
- 7. Bake at 350 until cooked through (about 40 minutes).
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This University-wide event, which runs from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., showcases "7 Issues, 7 Leaders, 7 Minutes." NYU's Kimmel Center for University Life is located at the corner of Washington Square South and LaGuardia Place, and the event is in its Eisner & Lubin Auditorium. Professors West and Moss are among the seven featured presenters.
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SDCC: Captain America 2: The Winter Soldier Announced (UPDATED W/ TITLE CARD)
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The movie all but confirms the return of Bucky
The official title of Captain America 2 was revealed to be Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Fans of the comic knows the Winter Soldier is the alter ego of Bucky, Captain America's sidekick who was presumably killed in World War II. In the first Captain America movie, Bucky, played by Sebastian Stan, was killed during a battle against Armin Zola and his lackeys.
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"Connected and AT&T in the same sentence. ha. Lost calls and now lost connections, People don't need more distractions , specially in a car. FAIL."
I don't mind. And it's about time we got Sync on other cars; Ford has been squandering this for a long, long time.
Well not exactly Sync but, well you know what I mean right?
I actually think Sync is pretty cool actually. I just wish that I could include it on any car.
I love the idea of syncing our cars with other mobile devices. Americans do spend more time in our cars than any other country. Most of us are already pretty well connected to our phones, so why not cars?
Kinda neat.....But what I'm waiting for is the day when all cars communicate with each other. Telling each other their speed, route, and presence. So eventually we can just do away with stop-lights. Because they will seamlessly communicate their intentions so that everyone is constantly on the move, and no one wastes time/"fuel" sitting at a light. Cool!
@Lamar me to, I don't want to drive anymore.
(like Yakov Smirnoff) .........IN Amerika,....You dont drive car!....Car drives you!
Really, all you need is a car with a bluetooth dongle! You dont need your car connected to everything!
I would agree on that animatortom, Car drives you even you are the one holding the steering wheel. When I read topics like this it feels like the world is getting more and more complicated as it goes to the advanced things that we combine with other things. Cars today grow in a very large and techy manner that it feels like the next cars would have the mind of their own. LOL. It's ok to have these cars because there are extreme advantages with it like the security issues and other stuffs..... Just supply the auto repair manuals to the users to let them know how to troubleshoot thing like this.....
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Kanawha County Commissioner Dave Hardy is asking leaders at the Chesapeake Volunteer Fire Department to get Chief P.J. Johnson to resign and replace him with someone who "is willing to be transparent."
Hardy and the fire chief have been at odds over records requested by the county related to a weekly bingo and raffle game. In 2009 and 2010, the games brought in $4.2 million, according to Hardy and tax records.
Hardy said the chief refuses to discuss the matter further with the county. An attorney representing the department sent the county a letter asking that officials sign a non-disclosure agreement about portions of the requested information. Fire officials are worried about salary information of certain employees being released.
"It's obvious that the chief of the fire department has thumbed his nose at the county commission," said Commission Hardy. "The chief and others involved have demonstrated a complete disdain for the public."
The state auditors office has received a number of documents from the department, but has not reviewed them yet.
Shortly after the audit into the department began, Kanawha County Prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into the department.
Plants could not comment further on the status of the investigation.
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Nearby coffee shops include Majles, Starbucks and Chop Shop Coffee. Nearby restaurants include Ezell's Chicken, Ezell's Famous Chicken and Johnny's Pizza LLC.
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