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What if cars were to get their power directly from the sun? What if balcony windows were to run refrigerators? Or if living room wallpaper could be transformed into a tropical paradise with roaring surf at the touch of a button? This is to be realized with a relatively new technology: Organic electronics, a technology which an innovative network of more than 1,000 researchers and engineers is currently investigating in East Germany, primarily in the Saxon state capital Dresden.
But what makes this new technology so special? Well, classic computer chips consist of hard silicon, and the same is true for the fancy light emitting diodes which we see in the taillights of cars or in modern flashlights. Unlike their organic brothers and sisters: They're made from elastic, very often also transparent organic molecules such as those which are found in similar form in rubber or plastic foil.
Applying the Chlorophyll Principle to Harness Energy
Similar to chlorophyll which makes plants green and allows them to harness energy for their metabolism from sunlight, organic solar cells are able to generate electric power from light. And this process is also reversible: Organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) emit a very pleasant sun-like light if an electric current is applied. Even though they are not quite as fast as computer processors made from silicon, they do have another advantage: Since they are flexible, they can be mass printed, for example, in large newspaper printing centers. This would permit electronic cinema tickets to show film trailers, innovative travel vouchers to play videos of the booked holiday destination, or animated advertisements on shopping bags.
Dresden Technology in OLED Smartphones
Until it is so far, the Dresden researchers and engineers together with their partners in Asia and the USA need to solve a number of problems; for example, reducing the production costs, increasing the life cycle of organic lights and electronics, and developing the technology further. Yet the first applications for organic screens were already found a long time ago: Just think of the neat ultra-thin OLED TVs which were recently introduced at trade shows by such electronic enterprises as LG. Or think of Samsung's smartphone Galaxy S 3 with its flat, high-contrast, and colorfast display that has attracted a lot of fans.
Many of these new products contain components and expertise from the Dresden-based organic cluster. One of the most successful companies in this cluster is the Novaled corporation. It supplies large industrial groups such as Samsung or LG in the Far East with recipes and materials for organic screens. And it's not just Novaled which anticipates substantial increases over the next couple of years. "The sales markets are currently expanding exponentially," assessed the semiconductor association SEMI Europe recently. For 2020, the association anticipates a global market volume of approximately 20 billion dollars for such OLED products as organic smartphones, TVs, or lights. In contrast, organic photovoltaics is still in its infancy. But it also allows investors and analysts to have spectacular visions of the future. Its market volume could increase to about 630 million dollars by 2020, the analysts of the Cambridge-based consulting firm IDTechEx predict.
This is where the Dresden-based Heliatek corporation is a technological pioneer. Heliatek is currently building an innovative factory in Dresden in which flexible and transparent organic solar cells will be produced on printing rolls in a vacuum process. In contrast to classic photovoltaic modules which are dependent on rigid silicon or glass substrates, the organic current collectors made by Heliatek are steamed onto flexible foils. They are ultra-thin, adapt themselves to virtually any form, can be produced transparently, and dyed in line with the actual fashion trend. Their master builders have skyscrapers in mind with glass facades covered with transparent solar cells allowing them to meet their own power needs.
Organic Cluster Is among the World's Best
In Saxony, about 40 companies and 17 research institutions are working on organic electronics, OLEDs, organic solar technology, and printed computer chips today. They include highly specialized supply firms which manufacture globally unique OLED equipment, such producers of large-format plastic screens as Plastic Logic, but also such think tanks as the Fraunhofer institutes or Dresden University of Technology.
Heiko Weckbrodt
Photo: Baldauf & Baldauf/Heliatek GmbH
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What if cars were to get their power directly from the sun? What if balcony windows were to run refrigerators? Or if living room wallpaper could be transformed into a tropical paradise with roaring surf at the touch of a button? This is to be realized with a relatively new technology: Organic electronics, a technology which an innovative network of more than 1,000 researchers and engineers is currently investigating in East Germany, primarily in the Saxon state capital Dresden.
Chemnitz Is Booming
In September 2008, an internet portal bearing the name "Chemnitz is booming!" commenced, i.e. www.chemnitz-zieht-an.de, with the objective of bringing skilled professionals (back) to the region in order to, above all, help meet the need for employees arising from highly qualified vacancies.
The portal not only addresses former citizens of Chemnitz who are contemplating a return to their hometown, but also commuters and those willing to move here who are looking for a job.
The portal which had been launched by the Economic Development Corporation of Chemnitz City (CWE) doesn't just showcase the job openings available at the currently 29 participating companies but also takes the specific circumstances of the interested persons into consideration. That's why such topics as accommodation, culture, and family friendliness in Chemnitz are also available in a clear and easy to find manner. This combines the benefits of living and working here with the advantages of the respective employer because both aspects are important for job seekers.
A Strong Partnership for the Region
The partner companies of the project are, thus, an essential and active component not only because they have commissioned the CWE to launch the campaign to bring qualified employees to the region, but also because they have financed half of the project's budget. In other words, every euro which the companies have contributed is also matched by the CWE. That's why the Chemnitz region is being promoted together. Communication measures such as, for example, radio and billboard advertisements for the Easter and Christmas seasons also
contribute towards the regional portal's nationwide reach to recruit skilled professionals.
So far, more than 1,400 inquiries from qualified applicants have been forwarded via the portal directly to the respective companies. More than 1,200 of the vacancies posted by these companies were filled. Since the portal was launched, more than 2.6 million hits have been registered from a total of 170,000 visitors of which nearly half were returning visitors.
Photo: CWE - Chemnitzer Wirtschaftförderungs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH
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A new image was overdue, they concluded. Three young Dresdeners wish to make concrete suitable for living rooms. With their furniture, they present the material in a fashion it's not been seen before.
Their hobby has evolved into the "Paulsberg" corporation which is named after a vineyard in Radebeul bearing the same name.
In a garage, Knut Krowas and Mark Offermann drew their first designs for the "Spurt" lounge chair in 2009. Its unusual shape is modeled after a sprinter about to start a race. Two years later, they founded their own company together with Lars Schmieder; currently, the team has grown to six people. "Concrete lives" is their motto. With the help of TUDALIT®, a composite material made from a carbon textile and finegrain concrete that was developed at the Technische Universität Dresden [Dresden University of Technology], they create furniture with thin walls, low weight, and unconventional design. "The TU Dresden worked on the material for twelve years. We got the exclusive right to use it in the furniture sector," notes architect Mark Offermann. It's actually a win-win situation for both sides: "Paulsberg" has the foundation for its existence, and the university benefits from the dissemination of its invention.
Handmade One Layer at a Time
Finished furniture and models, including the original fiberglass mold of the "Spurt," stand in a gray-tiled factory hall located in Southeastern Dresden. A roll of carbon gauze lies in a corner next to bags of cement. A golden cement mixer catches the viewer's attention. It's not for work, but decoration explains Offermann. At trade shows, cotton flows out of it – it's supposed to symbolize light and airiness. An old kneading machine from a large bakery stands next to a countertop with different plastic containers. That's the real cement mixer at "Paulsberg." While Knut Krowas and Mark Offermann are constantly developing new ideas and creating new designs in an office located in the city center, the workshop is the place where the abstract becomes concrete and the prototypes are created. Mass production has been carried out by external partners for a while now – naturally, at the highest quality standards. They apply thin layers of concrete onto the models by hand, spread the carbon textile on top, and cover this again with another layer of concrete. The advantage of the material is that it doesn't rust. While steel as a reinforcement element has to be encased by at least four centimeters of concrete to prevent air from reaching it, textile only needs to be covered by a two millimeter layer to solidify it and at the same time make it flexible.
Frost and moisture cannot harm the furniture. They also pass the muster on patios and squares just like they recently did in front of the Saxon State and University Library (SLUB). In May 2013, the first SLUB lounger was installed there. More are to follow on the entire campus of the Technical University with the help of sponsors.
"It took us some time to understand the material and to optimize production," says Knut Krowas. With his school friend Mark Offermann, the designer experimented with the composite material ini tially on the weekends. At some point, though, the time was right for founding the company "Paulsberg" and establishing a real production hall. Foil divides a corner of the room provisionally from the rest. The humidity is higher here so that the furniture can dry slower. "This prevents cracks," explains Krowas.
After drying, the tables, benches, and chairs are sanded and waxed. Combined with wood and leather, interesting contrasts are created. If so specified, the boys will also add color pigments; thus, breaking with the notion that concrete has to be gray. Material induced lime efflorescence turns the pieces into a one of a kind item. Depending
on the piece of furniture, production takes about four weeks. That comes, naturally, at a price: The 30 kilogram "Spurt" costs, for example, 2,100 euros. "The price is only secondary for those who know how the pieces are produced," says Mark Offermann. The desire for individuality favors the "Paulsberg" team. "People want to be different from their neighbors, also when it comes to interior design," notes the 32 year old. The cool and minimalistic style is particularly popular in Northern Europe. Inquiries have come, though, from all over the world. (Excerpt)
Marita Lau and Claudia Kaesler
Photo: PAULSBERG
Plastics Technology
Every day, we encounter it: Plastic, an integral component of our lives. The plastics industry is a key industrial branch both in Germany and Saxony.
It has a long tradition in Upper Lusatia. Former button factories became ultramodern plastics enterprises which produce multifaceted plastic and rubber molded parts with state-of-the-art technologies. They are found, for example, in hoses, in plastic pipes and tubes, in glove compartments and cup holders for motor vehicles, in housings for medical instruments, or in mirror cabinets. And baby items, electric outlets, food packages as well as many other products all contain rubber and plastic parts "Made in Upper Lusatia."
Approximately one fourth of the companies active in Saxony's plastics industry are located in Upper Lusatia. The plastics industry, which employs a total of about 2,500 people, is the region's third largest employer in addition to the metal processing and construction branches. Its enterprises are often family owned and operated, small and medium sized, with a staff of five to 200 employees.
When it comes to processing plastics, Upper Lusatia's plastics industry can offer its customers all technological production procedures. The exceptional knowledge, high processing quality, and superbly educated employees found here all safeguard and assure the success of companies in Germany and throughout Europe.
The Entire Range from One Region
The plastics processing enterprises and their partners from toolmaking and mold construction create a very promising economic potential as suppliers or end producers – virtually all industrial sectors rely on the innovative, premium quality products made by Upper Lusatian plastics processing enterprises. The companies provide their customers with solutions ranging from individual items to mass production all the way to the development of components and systems.
In order to stay competitive on the market also in the future, the plastics industry focuses on the research and development of new products and procedures. Specific emphasis is also put on the promotion of young professionals and specialists with the objective of safeguarding and assuring both the region's and the branch's future alike. In order to reach this goal, the companies are actively participating in an educational and training initiative which is unique in all of Germany: The educational center POLYSAX Bildungszentrum Kunststoffe GmbH corporation in Bautzen.
Multifaceted Educational Options for Specialists
Not only the POLYSAX Bildungszentrum Kunststoffe GmbH corporation is unique, but also its origin. Here in Upper Lusatia, the Saxon business community and business-related companies actually initiated the POLYSAX center which was established in 2009. After construction of the Technical Center had begun on the premises of the Bautzen-based joint vocational training facility in 2010, the ultramodern Technical Center building was officially inaugurated in the presence of the Saxon Minister President Stanislaw Tillich already in early 2011. A total of approximately 3.6 million euros were invested into this building project.
"Our most important tasks are to recruit young people, spark their interest in the branch, educate them in a sophisticated manner, and retain them here in the region," Jörg Schicktanz, Voluntary Managing Director, explains the objectives of the POLYSAX Bildungszentrum Kunststoffe GmbH corporation. Together with the Job Center and the Employment Agency in Bautzen, the company specifically supports adolescents and adults who are in an employable age and wish to complete their general or continued education at the Technical Center. Career orientation courses, open house days, trade show presentations, and plant visits not only permit pupils to gain already their first professional experiences, but also help establish contacts between companies and potential job seekers. (Excerpt)
Photo: POLYSAX
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Wheeler High's Sam Bragg dominated a recent baseball game like he was playing it on his XBox 360.
He put up ridiculous numbers.
Don't let the baby-face look fool you. He's a bad dude.
The junior flame-thrower struck out the first 14 batters he faced in a 9-0 win over Campbell this past week. Wheeler's David McDonald has seen a lot of star-studded achievements over the years as baseball coach — including a sending a steady flow of players to the major-league draft. But nothing like Bragg's brash streak.
It looked something like KKKKKKKKKKKKKK in the scorebook.
"He just struck them all out," McDonald said. "There wasn't a ground ball. There wasn't a fly ball. I think he went 3-2 (full count) on two hitters. His fastball was popping at 91-92 mph, while he was also throwing his breaking ball very hard for strikes … It was impressive."
Bragg is one of Georgia's top high school juniors, and has stolen some of the spotlight from senior teammate Dale Carey, who has major-league scouts follow him wherever he goes. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Carey has signed a baseball scholarship with Miami.
Back to Bragg: The hard-throwing righty is 6-foot-1 and 180 pounds. He has an early scholarship offer from UGA, but expects to gain national notoriety on summer circuit in a couple of months.
And if you thought it was a fluke, Bragg made a relief appearance two days earlier against Milton. He struck out five batters in two innings, giving him a total of 22 K's in nine innings.
Not bad for a week's worth of work.
Who do you think is Georgia's best pitcher this year? State your case below.
April 20th, 2010
7:31 am
Very impressive performance to start the game. Hope D. Hall is taking a hard look at him. GT seems to get most of their players from out of state but this kid would be an excellent addition to our pitching staff. We need to replace Deck McGuire….he is projected by some to be a top three draft pick.
April 20th, 2010
7:35 am
April 20th, 2010
8:53 am
Georgia actually has pitchers? i didn't realize it from the scores I've seen
April 20th, 2010
9:36 am
He'd better be served going to another school until we figure out what is happening with our program. This year we are in disarray! Can't hit, Can't pitch, and Can't field the ball when it counts. We have given up more 10 run losses in a year than probably the past decade combined and the season still has a third to go!!! Love to have him but might end up pittying him with such a terrible program.
April 20th, 2010
9:49 am
clay garner at loganville is another great pitcher to be watched
April 20th, 2010
10:07 am
My vote is for Sam Bragg, to dominate a game like that is impressive. I'm not sure but 14 K's in a row has to be close to a record, and from a Junior no less. I will definatly be watching him this summer and next year.
April 20th, 2010
10:11 am
Can he throw a football?
April 20th, 2010
11:00 am
Cant believe its even up for debate? An underclassmen, who started as a freshmen mind you, has mezmorized players and coaches alike from day one. A junior playing in the toughest region in highschool baseball to put up those stellar numbers? Bragg has my vote hands down!
April 20th, 2010
12:14 pm
Aztec is right, Garner at Loganville has been dominate and he looks like he'll continue that at the next level. The one guy that stands out to me though is Clint Spratlin out of Winder-Barrow. Just a complete pitcher with a simple delivery, hard fastball, very good curve and change, and excellent command. His mechanics are top-notch and has obviously been well coached.
April 20th, 2010
12:19 pm
UGA DAWG – You are obviously no Dawg. A real fan would realize the Dawg's are a young team with much potential. If you are as I suspect, a Tech fan, I would ask, "when is the last time Tech went to the finals in the College World Series".
The Dawgs are just having a growing year.
April 20th, 2010
1:12 pm
His Grandfather was ex New York Giants football star Bill Paschal. He has good genes.
April 20th, 2010
1:23 pm
Phenominal!!, has this kid done this in previous years (that is, been even half as effective as this; what a prospect
another very good under the radar pitcher is Justin Key, Nothside hs; I saw him in Valdosta dominate a pretty decent 5A team. this kid, mixed a medium speed fastball with a wicked change and smooth curve. A booster told me he's like 12-3 with sub-2.0 ERA and is a position playerin OF with a combative stick and sneaky power. Bragg must stay healthy. I do hope is coaches use him wisely, summer and all.
a GHSA observer
April 20th, 2010
1:59 pm
I think it is time the sport, of the "big three" at UGA, with the most recent national title to have a MAJOR upgrade on its facilities. Foley Field needs to be expanded to at least 6k. Re-do the current seats, add seats down the 1st and 3rd base lines, add a section behind left field, and preserve Kudzu Hill.
Anyone else agree?
April 20th, 2010
5:18 pm
kid, don't come here. otherwise i will throw your arm out in the first year cause you'll be the only pitcher we got.
April 20th, 2010
8:09 pm
Hey, Voice of Reason – I agree that this year is a growing year for UGA, but exactly in which direction are they growing? Hope you Dawgs enjoy watching the SEC tournament on TV! Woof! Woof!
April 20th, 2010
8:15 pm
This kid is an absolute joke. He is as overrated as it gets. hard thrower and thats about it. he hasnt seen good hitting yet, and when he does it doesnt end well with a straight, flat fastball like that. a classic uga recruit, throws hard…so he must be good.
April 20th, 2010
8:50 pm
Dear "The Truth", you obviously haven't done your homework and don't know what your talking about. If East Cobb baseball doesn't have the best players and winning the 2009 Mickey Mantle World Series in Texas last year isn't enough proof … you may be right. Check it out and see who closed the final game. Dale Earnhardt had more people that bashed him than liked him too, AJC and WHS take this blog off, it's doing no one any good, it's just an opportunity for punks with no talent to vent.
April 20th, 2010
9:34 pm
Hasn't seen good hitting?!?!? Didnt this kid shut down Pope High Shcool (reigning state champs) for 10 straight innings a couple weeks ago…Doesnt say much about the coaching that they'd let him go that long (maybe his pitch count was low), but it says alot about the determination and talent of Bragg. I've never seen anyone with a flat fastball go that long…hell, I've never seen anyone with "great" stuff last that long. This kids got my vote!
April 21st, 2010
10:28 pm
I would say bragg is a much better hitter than he is a pitcher.
April 21st, 2010
10:30 pm
yeah i would agree he can stroke.


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Join us in the evening to learn more about species conservation efforts in the field! Free conservation talks are held at the zoo Nov. through March, at 7 p.m. These talks are free and open to the public. Enter through the main zoo gates.
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- Wednesday, January 14: 'Impacts of Rat Poisons on Humboldt County Wildlife' by Mourad Gabriel, Integral Ecology Research Center Director and Ecologist
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Jesus has brought peace; destroying the walls between us and making his people ONE in him.
Series: Ephesians
Contributor: Jim Black (40 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Ephesians 2:11-2:22, Galatians 3:28-3:29
Tags: Wall, Wall, Church Body Of Christ
Shared: 1/30/2003
We are God's children.
Series: Grace-Full Living
Contributor: Paul Decker (386 sermons shared)
Scripture: Galatians 3:26-4:7
Tags: Discipleship
Shared: 4/30/2002
We are to live in grace by faith.
Series: Grace-Full Living
Contributor: Paul Decker (386 sermons shared)
Scripture: Galatians 3:6-3:14
Tags: Grace
Shared: 5/8/2002
Sermon focused on the truth that salvation is based on God's Grace and not man's works.
Series: Lies Satan Tells
Contributor: John Raulerson (85 sermons shared)
Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational
Scripture: Galatians 3:1-3:14
Tags: Faith Vs. Works
Shared: 10/20/2005
This passage of Scripture from Galatians is about what family Christians belong to, and what Christians look like. We look like our father
Contributor: Tony Grant (37 sermons shared)
Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed
Scripture: Galatians 3:23-3:29
Tags: Christian Love
Shared: 12/7/2005
Examining the foolish decision o turn away from Jesus Christ.
Series: Galatians
Contributor: Kevin L. Jones (138 sermons shared)
Scripture: Galatians 3:1-3:5
Shared: 9/13/2014
Salvation was never meant to be a life insurance policy in the end,but only the beginning to a beautiful relationship and walk with the Lord, in the abundant life He has promised to us
Contributor: Charlie Roberts (159 sermons shared)
Denomination: Evangelical/Non-denominational
Scripture: Galatians 3:2-3:3
Shared: 2/13/2013
The Patriots - they made a pledge; paid the price and reaped the reward (freedom, a new land, a bright future, - a new beginning). And those who pledge their allegiance to the lamb do the same.
Contributor: Steve Malone (256 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Galatians 3:20, Galatians 3:26-3:29, Jeremiah 6:16
Tags: Fourth Of July, July, Independence Day
Shared: 6/18/2001
Here is the heart of Paul's argument in Galatians: the difference between Trusting and Trying, Faith and Law, Human Effort and God's Grace.
Contributor: Guy Caley (129 sermons shared)
Denomination: Assembly of God
Scripture: Galatians 3:1-3:14
Tags: Trusting God, Faith General
Shared: 5/12/2002
What if Jesus would have said, "I'm not dying for them"?
Contributor: Shawn Drake (477 sermons shared)
Scripture: Galatians 3:13
Tags: Easter Resurrection
Shared: 5/29/2001


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When I was younger (and even to this day) people told me what a virtue it is to be "different". While I'll continue being a little eccentric, I don't think people completely understand that value of a mind that works well. I think I finally have that.
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Show season has begun and Washington County 4-H member Blake Arnold has started off with a successful summer.
Blake shows market hogs for his 4-H project and is a member of the Hooves and Horns 4-H Club. Each youth planning on showing a market animal at the Kentucky State Fair must first participate in a district show.
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame class of 2015 was announced last week in a press conference at the KHSAA offices.
The 10 members in this year's class will be the 28th inducted into the Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame and consists of former high school coaches, athletes, officials, administrators and contributors.
Last week, KORT Springfield hosted sports physicals for Washington County student-athletes at Washington County High School.
While Laura Bandy, the clinic's director, refrained from calling the event a fundraiser, she did note that it was "kind of a way for us to give back to the community."
Students were charged $10 for the physical, with all of the costs going back to each student's team booster. In all, KORT was able to collect $820 for WC sports, with football, band and volleyball being the most well-represented squads.
The case of LeBron James' legacy is a curious one.
The fact that "The Decision" happened in the Twitter age ensured James would be the most hated athlete of all time.
Despite what you thought of that debacle, though, the most important thing to remember about James' on-the-court accomplishments is that his career is far from over.
It's as if sports fans don't realize that Michael Jordan's career is already over when they talk about his six championships.
Christy Baker knows that things will run more smoothly toward the beginning of her second stint as Washington County High School head softball coach.
When she took over during her initial stint in 2004, there were many things she had never considered went along with being a head coach.
"This time, I know exactly what I'm getting into," Baker said. "I know what to expect. Being a coach is a lot more than just coaching. It took me a while to get to that point the first time around."
Adam Blair has been around the game of baseball for as long as he can remember.
He played high school baseball at Marion County High School under Chad Spalding for five years. He then played college baseball at St. Catharine College to play for head coach Luther Bramblett for four years, winning a USCAA national championship there before graduating with a business degree in 2011. And for the past three years, Blair has been an assistant coach at Washington County High School.
Now, Blair will get his first chance at a head coaching position at WCHS.
When men's basketball head coach JT Burton left St. Catharine College to become director of player development of the men's basketball team at the University of Tennessee, he left big shoes to fill.
Burton was 95-80 in his six years at SCC, and just last season, he led the Patriots to a 20-13 record and a trip to the final eight of the NAIA National Tournament.
It was the farthest the team had ever gone.
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FAA Proposes Robinson R22 Rotor Blade Airworthiness Directive
The FAA proposes to supersede an existing airworthiness directive for the Robinson R22, R22 Alpha, R22 Beta, R22 Mariner, R44 and R44 II with certain main rotor blades. The existing AD currently requires inspecting each blade at the skin-to-spar line for debonding, corrosion, a separation, a gap or a dent and replacing any damaged blade with an airworthy blade. The proposed actions are intended to detect debonding of the blade skin, which could result in blade failure and subsequent loss of control of the helicopter, and to correct the unsafe condition by replacing the main rotor blades with new blades that do not require the AD inspection.
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Goodbye to Consumerist.com
On Monday, I was laid off from The Consumerist, the blog Gawker hired me to take over 3 months after they started it in November '05. For the next year, it was me as the site lead writing alongside with John Brownlee. John left, and I hired Meghann Marco. The site grew over the next few years and I hired several freelancers, notably Carey Greenberg-Berger, Chris Walters, Laura Northrup, and Alex Chasick, and our comments moderator, Roz. In late '08, Gawker put us on the auction block and I had to lay off all the freelancers. Gawker sold the site to Consumer Reports on Jan 1, '09. As part of the sale, we got all the writers back and we arose into the Consumer Reports mothership, where our adventures continued. There's been some churn since then, and now I find myself leaving. Here's the farewell note I posted on Consumerist this morning:
Dear Consumerist.com readers,
This was my last week writing for you. Keeping up with the word on Main Street has been incredibly rewarding and kept me in touch with the rest of America while perched inside my Brooklyn blog castle. Because even though it's my byline on my posts, it's you, the readers, who drive what I write. It's your stories and comments that make Consumerist great. Thank you for letting me spend 6 years with you. I just hope these monitor-induced double-bags and dark circles under my eyes aren't permanent.
It's been my honor to lift up the tales of the little guy and to tilt at the titans by your side. The Goliaths still don't get how much power you have now that anyone can become a publisher in the time it takes to sign up for a Tumblr account. I hope you'll keep reminding them. All you need is a good story, perseverance, and cat pictures!
Thanks to everyone at Consumer Reports, especially those involved with buying this site from Gawker and shepherding it into CR's warm and wooly bosom. Just thought I'd give you a fair warning: you'll be hearing from my lawye, because I still want a labcoat with my name stitched on it.
Here's the part in these things where I'm supposed to tell you about the ground-exploding Web5.0 transdimensional hyperrealistic consumer empowerment matrix I'm starting. Except there isn't one. I'm working on a few different ways to exploit my brain for profit. In the meantime, please stay in touch. I'm writing at benpopkenwrites.com, making funny stuff at benpopkenisjustkidding.com, and my personal landing page and catchall for my endeavors and adventures is iambenpopken.com.
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DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis was indicted Tuesday on charges he solicited campaign contributions by using threats. The charges come as no surprise for one DeKalb County business owner.
Loretta Washington, owner of LCW Engineering incorporated, spoke to CBS Atlanta News exclusively Wednesday. She said she experienced Ellis' demands for campaign cash firsthand in early 2011.
"He called me quite a few times for campaign donations, which is not unusual," Washington said. "But he would call and I'd say. 'Well you know I'm really having a hard time in business right now and I'm really trying to keep the lights on.' And he would say, 'I need $2,500 I need $2,500.' I would say, 'I don't have it.'"
Fearful of being blacklisted, the owner of the small civil engineering firm asserts she wrote a check to Ellis' campaign for $250.
"I sent it in and a week later he calls back and says he needs more I said, 'Well, I don't have it, and this is unusual,'" Washington said.
So unusual that Washington became scared and called the FBI.
"They came and let me know that the term for it was financial extortion," said Washington.
Now Washington fears that other small firms that do business with DeKalb County may have experienced the same treatment from Ellis.
Washington hopes the county will take another at look pending contracts to make sure everything was properly awarded.
CBS Atlanta News contacted the FBI to confirm that agents had talked with Washington.
A bureau spokesman would not confirm but said late Wednesday that it's highly plausible.
He added agents investigate claims all the time and in some cases don't pursue because agents are aware of other ongoing probes.
CBS Atlanta News can tell you that Washington did not testify before the grand jury, though her claims are in line with the charges against Ellis.
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I already miss Texas. They know how to do it right. It's weird seeing pride for nation and state everywhere. State and U.S. flags everywhere. Every block. When they play I'm proud to be an America in a night club everyone sings. Everyone is hospitable. I've never really thought about leaving florida until now.
Texas bound.
I don't really do the internets much anymore. Twitter never. Tumblr rarely. Facebook seldom. But I would like to say, TEXAS BOUND IN TWO WEEKS CONROE MONTGOMERY AREA! Whoop whoop!
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Letters of Recommendation
You will request from individuals who know you well. Four to six letters of recommendation will be included in your committee letter and sent to your schools. At least two letters must be from recommenders who can comment on your ability in the sciences, at least one of whom must have taught you in a classroom setting.
When considering who to approach for letters, try to consider whose letters will provide a balanced picture of you as an applicant. Letters are meant to provide details about any and all aspects of your candidacy, particularly your ability to navigate the rigorous medical school community, ways in which you will contribute to your medical school class, and suitability for a career in the health professions. HPA will provide additional guidance around choosing your recommenders, if you desire.
When asking for letters of recommendation, try to set yourself and your recommender up for success. Ask in person (it is more professional, and more personal), offer to meet with the recommender to provide more information about yourself, and give them a packet of materials that will help them to write:
Request for a letter of recommendation – this HPA form should be given to each recommender
Guidelines for Writing a Letter of Recommendation for Health Professions Schools – this handout may be useful to your recommender, particularly if s/he has not written many letters.
A copy of your resume/CV
A copy of your personal autobiography
Be sure to negotiate deadlines by which the letter should be received in HPA with your recommenders. The letter request form recommends a May date for those recommenders who are not working with you this semester. The final HPA preferred deadline is June 10.
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Out of the five items, I ended up keeping this maxi dress, which I think looks a lot cuter on me than it did today (bloated). I always see people at church wearing maxi dresses and think they look really cute, but always end up passing them up because sometimes they are ridiculously long.
Stitchfix might be something I do every once in a while to help me try out some clothing I normally wouldn't (that I end up liking a lot!), but only if I had cash burning a hole in my pocket. What I did like though was that I felt like it made me a little more adventurous when Devin and I recently went shopping.
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Summary: In March 1941, Virginia Woolf filled her pockets with stones and drowned herself in England's River Ouse. Her body was found three weeks later. What seemed like a tragic ending at the time was, in fact, just the beginning of a mystery. . . . Six decades after Virginia Woolf's death, landscape designer Jo Bellamy has come to Sissinghurst Castle for two reasons: to study the celebrated White Garden created by Woolf's lover Vita Sackville-West and to recover from the terrible wound of her grandfather's unexplained suicide. In the shadow of one of England's most famous castles, Jo makes a shocking find: Woolf's last diary, its first entry dated the day after she allegedly killed herself. If authenticated, Jo's discovery could shatter everything historians believe about Woolf's final hours. But when the Woolf diary is suddenly stolen, Jo's quest to uncover the truth will lead her on a perilous journey into the tumultuous inner life of a literary icon whose connection to the White Garden ultimately proved devastating. Rich with historical detail, The White Garden is an enthralling novel of literary suspense that explores the many ways the past haunts the present-and the dark secrets that lurk beneath the surface of the most carefully tended garden.
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The smell isn't appealing either. Also, I find my make up slides during the day with this and makes my face oily.
Come on pay day, so I can buy another primer.
The consistency of this product is really thick, so I would never use this on a day to day basis. I didn't really notice this making a difference with my foundations staying power, however it did disguise my pores really well. I will continue to use this product until I run out, but I won't repurchase. This was my first primer, I'm not sure what I was expecting from one, but it wasn't quite this. The packaging is a little irritating too, as the twisty top is sometimes difficult to twist, so sometimes I find myself just taking it off and squeezing it out. I wouldn't really recommend this to anyone because it's pricey and I'm sure there are better primers out there for cheaper. I've heard good things about the Loreal one, so I think I'll give that a go.
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SMELLS LIKE GLUE! And has the texture of glue too. And made my oily skin more oily. And did not do anything to enhance my foundation/smoothness of my skin. Total waste of money.
I really wanted to love this, and it works better than no primer at all, but it doesn't seem to help my t-zone from getting extremely shiny (especially my forehead). It's quite expensive as well. I much prefer the l'oreal studio secrets primer, it controls my oil better and smooths out my small forehead lines, whic the Urban Decay doesn't do AT ALL. This might work better for someone with a less oily forehead and nose though!
I don't notice any real difference or positive result in either the appearance or wear of my foundation when using this. Not worth the price and I would not repurchase.
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I've tried a lot of primers in my extreme love for makeup. This one falls right in the middle for me. It's nothing special but it seems to smooth out my pores. I think I saw a review for this that reminded the user of bacon grease. It made me laugh a little because I can see where they get that impresson from, cold bacon grease that has turned white. With that said, it didn't seem to break me out or make me oily. I'm combination with an oily T-zone and dry eye area.
I really wanted the brightening formula but my Sephora is always out. I went to exchange my Porefessional from Benefit. (See my review on why I hate it!) I settled on this. Both UD primers are good but I honestly don't need any help with my pores bc they just aren't that big. And this one doesn't really seem to help my foundation (also from UD) stick like the brightening one does. I'll use it until I can get my hands on the other one then this is going up for swap. I put yes for buying this product again because it's a maybe. If I couldnt get the other I'd rather use this than anything else.
I�m on a mission to find my HG primer and this one is a top contender for me. I happen to like the fact that it has a thick texture, reminiscent to Elmers Glue. It really fills up my pores and gives my foundation a nice smooth base to work with. I did not get this effect with previous primers that I have tried such as Tarte Clean Slate or Benefit That Gal. I understand if others do not like the texture of this primer since everyone has different skin and preferences.
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I love this product! The best way to use it is to put on your sunscreen/moisturizer first (and yes, even oily skin needs moisturizer and everyone needs sunscreen), wait a few minutes, then put on the primer, wait another few minutes, then put on whatever makeup you want to wear. Most of the time the primer feels and looks so good on my skin I can skip foundation all together. If I do have to wear any makeup it makes it blend more easily and look more natural on my skin. You don't have to use a whole lot so even though it is expensive, it will last a long time. I love how silky and soft it makes my skin feel! I don't care much for the packaging (the Elmer's Glue dispenser others have mentioned) but you can remove the top, just be careful how much you get out as you only need a little.
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I would just like to say that this product is amazing you just really have to know how to use it. At first I tried it in the store and I loved it because when I looked in the mirror 5 minutes later my pores were gone. And for reference I have middle eastern skin with very large pores on my nose and cheek. So naturally I bought it but when I put it on and then started doing my makeup it looked AWFUL. After playing around with it I realized you need to let it sink into your skin! So now I apply moisturizer then this go fix my hair and get dressed and then I go and do my make up and it works wonderfully. My pores are practically invisible and my makeup lasts longer. Also I tend to break out alot and this product didn't do that to my skin.
My only concerns about this is that they have a similar thing at MAC and they TELL you to wait 5 minutes. I think the Urban Decay one should have similar instructions on the packaging
Also the packaging is super cute but the paint started to fall off the tip and sometimes even mix in with my primer which was awful so I just peeled the paint off so it wouldn't happen again, but for such a high end product, the packaging should be good. so yeah.
Final Verdict: It's worth the money. It does exactly what it's supposed to and works literally all day ( I've worn it traveling for over 14 hours) If you need smaller pores or long lasting makeup take a look at this primer
Edit: So I've used it for a while and notice whenever I use it I get blackheads around my nose ): I've stopped buying it and now try to find hypo allergenic primers, if urban decay could make this more skin safe I would love it just as much.
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Women's Autumn Cashmere Intarsia Dolman Cashmere Jumper
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Autumn Cashmere introduce a fresh and youthful approach to knitwear this season, which is evident in the Intarsia Dolman jumper. Crafted in premium rich cashmere this jumper is cut in a loose style with fitted arms for a relaxed yet stylish shape. Detailed with a drop hem and striking graphic print, this Autumn Cashmere jumper is a contemporary take on traditional cashmere knitwear.
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- Intarsia Dolman jumper
- Hand knitted
- Cowl neckline
- Drop hem
- Loose cut with fitted arms
- Contrast hem and collar
- Central panel in contrast braid cable knit
- Ribbed sleeves
- Cashmere: 100% pure cashmere
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- Model: Height 5' 10'' | Wears size S
- Size S measures 28.75inch / 73cm from nape of neck to hem
- Size S measures 22.5inch / 57cm from nape of neck to front hem
- Size S measures 28inch / 71cm from armpit to armpit
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Wright - Lottman announce engagement
Linda J. Wright, of Huntington Station, announces the engagement of her daughter Erica L. to Karl K. Lottman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortley F. Lottman of Amityville.
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Three weeks after creating a national buzz with a reported 4.19 40 yard dash--at a pro day in Minnesota---- UNI receiver Terrell Sinkfield tested again for the NFL scouts at the UNI-Dome.
Sinkfield's didn't run quite as fast Wednesday morning--but he was clocked between 4.28 and 4.32 which ranks with the best in the country this year.
Also testing well was Panther tailback Carlos Anderson who also clocked in the 4.3 range in the 40 and had a 41 inch vertical jump.
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Calla, iPad drawing using Adobe Ideas, 2013. We left on Thursday for Omaha, and this was her expression while we packed. We're home now, and Calla is once again curled up on the couch, worry-free.
Calla, as seen through the side door window. This is what we come home to every night. What can I say, she's a little exuberant.
Calla surveying the beach, ink and watercolor, 2012. I posted a few work-in-progress Instagram photos of this during my mini-honeymoon, but never shared the final scanned-in piece. Watching the beach from her perch on the porch was Calla's favorite activity that week. I'm not sure if it was the view or the smells or the sound of the ocean that intrigued her most, but she was mesmerized. Makes me wish we had a porch at home.
It's a Callalantern! Or a Callantern? Or Calla-a-lantern? You know—a pumpkin with Calla's silhouette carved into it. Happy Halloween!
So… in lieu of productivity on this fine fall afternoon, I went ahead and discovered an awesome drawing app for my iPad that promises to suck the life out of my free time from now until eternity. It's called Paper and it is pretty amazing. I now very desperately want a stylus.
Calla running on the beach, felt-tip pen, 2012.
I am officially married! Which means the dogs are officially sisters. =) We spent a lovely few days in Cannon Beach after the wedding. The dogs loved it: a beach practically all to themselves, just a two-minute walk from the house. For Martin and I, it was a much-needed respite from the craziness leading up to the wedding—and it gave me lots and lots of time to draw.
Martin took this photo during one of our walks on the beach. I loved it immediately because it captures Calla at the height of her signature "crazy run"—when she goes into a full-on, high-speed, unstoppable sprint, usually caused by her paws touching water or sand or gravel or wood chips or some other incredibly exciting surface.
I decided to forego the watercolors for this one and stick just to my favorite felt-tip artist pen. The silhouette almost reminds me of one of those intricate pumpkin-carving designs. Maybe if I get ambitious this year for Halloween I'll attempt to give this one a whirl.
Work in progress. Calla's new favorite activity is watching the ocean. #watercolor #Calla #dogs (Taken with Instagram)
Calla, pen and watercolor, 2012. I drew this for our favorite vet, who is leaving the practice after many years. She's been my vet since I moved to Portland in 2005, caring for my beloved elderly dog, Chelsea. She was there when Chelsea took her last breath, and she was there when I brought in a trembling, underfed, anxious shelter dog for her first check-up. Years later, Calla is now happy, calm(er) and well-adjusted, thanks to the care, love and encouragement we've received from our vet over the years. We will miss her dearly, and wish her the best of luck with her new adventure!
Calla doodle, 2012. Ink on watercolor paper.
Calla, River and Huxley, ink and watercolor, 2012. This past weekend was our combined bachelor/bachelorette party—an awesome weekend in the woods with some of our favorite people and dogs. I spent most of my time relaxing around the campfire with a beer in one hand and my sketchbook in the other. The dogs, exhausted from a day of tromping in the woods and pouncing through the creek, snoozed long enough for me to sketch them (though even when dogs are sleeping they move A LOT). I never managed to draw the ever-energetic Zorro, a cattle dog mix who I have never, ever seen tired, even after hours of jumping five feet in the air in pursuit of an out-of-reach tree branch.
Calla, 2012. Our wedding photographer took this. Soon to be a dog doodle, if I ever find the time to draw again! Photo credit: Bryan Rupp Photography
"We like snugglin'. Also, can you give us some chicken? Fanks."
Calla in Forest Park. A good friend and I went for a bit of a hike in Forest Park this afternoon. We left River at home with her dad (she's still on bed rest from her broken toe). It was hard to leave River behind, but I think Calla enjoyed having some alone time with her mama. And she didn't bark at a single hiker we encountered along the way. This is serious improvement.
River and Calla, 2012. Ink and watercolor on drawing paper. As you might have noticed, I haven't been doing much doodling lately. This is mostly related to the fact that wedding planning has consumed the vast majority of my free time. I did, however, do a little dog doodle to use as the front of our save-the-date postcards. Now I just need to get them printed and dropped in the mail, but it might be a while. This whole wedding planning thing… it is HARD.
We discovered a new (to us) HUGE dog park. Calla was so excited she drooled all over her face.


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One further question, how well do these studies and models account for the rate of CO2 increase rather than its absolute level? Are the predictions of x degrees change for y percent change in CO2, with or without feedback, based on steady state end states, or do they account for the shock of rapid CO2 increase we've seen in the last couple of hundred years?
the relationship between reradiation CO2 is modelled with modtran here
The idea is to change the Greenhouse gas concentrations note the difference in I
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But the question is also how true is the CO2 concentration hockeystick. Accurate and less accurate CO2 measurement has been done since Napeleon. Guy Callendar, who wanted to proof greenhouse effect, cherry picked those close to the desired hockeystick and ignored dozens of others with a completely different story.
This one for instance.
There will be a very interesting publication somewhere in a few months, hopefully if it makes it through peer review. But the author has a very good case.
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Not really.
The notion of flikkering climates, tipping points of no return etc originate from the wild isotope roller coaster rides of isotopes of the Greenland ice cores. It took some study but this may now be considered refuted. It's all here in the old threads but I'll elaborate later.
I'm aware of the theoretical scenario in which Greenland melts causing ocean currents to change and throwing the earth into an ice age. I'm not referring to that kind of macro causality.
The story of the ice age is radically different. It's all here too but perhaps try
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Semi-dwarf on OHxF333 rootstock.
Zones: 6-9
Chill hours: 450
Harvest: August 1 - August 15
Looks: Large, brownish-orange russeted skin.
Personality: Juicy, sweet, flavorful, refreshing and crisp like apple.
Facts of note: Dave Wilson's Taste Test Top Scorer. Low chill hours, good choice for milder climates. The best-tasting asian pear. Popular new variety in Japan and California. Stores for 4 - 6 weeks and is very susceptible to fire blight.
Pollination: Pollinated by Bartlett or 20th Century.
Asian pears combine the flavor and sweetness of pears with the crunchiness of crisp apples. Also known as pear-apples, salad pears, and crystal pears. Cold hardy, drought resistant, heat tolerant. Susceptible to fire blight and codling moth. Fruit should be thinned to one per spur. Plant 2 varieties for best pollination. Harvest 2nd year. On OHxF333 semi-dwarf rootstock. Unpruned trees will reach 2/3 of standard (about 12-18'). By pruning, keep any tree to any size.
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El Paso, Texas (KDBC) — Tori Martyn (21:30) and Lauren Katada (30:58) scored first-half goals, and UTEP played with a purpose on the way to a 2-0 conquest of visiting UTSA on "Senior Night" at University Field Friday evening.
The Miners (11-4-3, 4-2-2 C-USA) outshot the Roadrunners (4-11-2, 3-3-2 C-USA) 16-11 while dictating tempo to secure the crucial C-USA victory. UTEP now stands in third place of the C-USA West Division as it heads into the showdown against division & overall league leader Colorado College at 12 p.m. MT Sunday.
Redshirt-freshman Keighton Allen, playing in place of the injured Sarah Dilling, turned away all four shots to register a clean sheet in her first career start.
UTEP did well to possess early, earning a corner kick in the fifth minute. Brianna Barreiro played a ball that found Jade Babcock, but her shot went wide.
The Roadrunners created their first chance of the contest at 11:22 with a shot by Kaytee O'Brien. Allen was up to the task, though, calmly collecting the chance. Barreiro then pressured the visitors, but she fired high at 14:45 and had a try blocked away by the defense at 18:59.
UTEP's efforts paid off in the 21st minute, with a poor clearing attempt by the roadrunners resulting in a rolling ball to Martyn. She settled it and then rifled a low, hard shot that bested Roadrunners' netminder Bubba Makela at 21:30.
A little more than nine minutes later, it was Katada's turn to shine. She showed off her skills with some fancy dribbling in the box, outworking a couple of UTSA defenders to create open space. As she was prepared to rifle a shot, a Roadrunner defender tripped her from behind and the officially was quick to award to penalty kick.
Katada calmly stood over the ball before drilling it past a helpless Makela for her first goal of the 2013 season.
Even though it was armed with the 2-0 lead, UTEP continued to be aggressive as the half wore on. Taylor Kidd drilled a shot that was wide at 38:03 while less than a minute later a try by Azia Nicholson raced over the cross bar.
It was a similar story early in the second stanza, with the Orange and Blue securing a pair of corner kicks in the first eight minutes. UTSA did well to clear away the services, but UTEP quickly regained possession.
Azia Nicholson drilled a shot that was wide at 60:24 while two minutes later she whipped a shot that was high. The Roadrunners then went back on the offensive, giving Allen a chance to shine. She gobbled up the shot by Anissa Munson at 67:30.
Nicholson was then denied by Makela at 68:52, and a good outlet by the keeper led to its best opportunity in the game. A good service set up O'Brien with a header, but it clanked off the crossbard.
UTEP put things on cruise control down the stretch, with the only other opportunity being turned away by Allen. Happy Amadu-Orere created it, where Allen was ready.
The Miners will wrap up their home portion of the 2013 campaign when they play host to Colorado College at 12 p.m. MT Sunday. Rudy's will provide a tailgate with free food before the game on Sunday. Fans can also receive free admission to that contest by wearing pink as part of UTEP's effort to raise awareness in the battle against breast cancer
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To all of you "elitist" out there complaining about the nerfs to FL, get over it. There are way, way, WAY more players in the wow community who don't have the time to invest in clearing progression content than who do. Wow is for everyone, not just you jack offs who think progression content is only for you and everyone else should wait for your crappy guild to clear it. please....shut up haters.
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Here's the thing. Even if the next tier's raid is tuned to the same difficulty level as post-nerf FL, the jackoffs will beat most of us to the punch. It's a simple matter of putting in the time.
For the hardcore player, the whole point of raiding is to experience challenging content and learn how to overcome it. They get a kick out of saying "I was the first person in the world to kill an internet dragon." That makes them happy. Other folks get happy when they hit the gold cap, get a rare mount, hit the top of the PvP ladder, or just get to hang out with their buddies, shooting the poo and taking a few swings at a raid boss when they have the time and the group. By taking away the challenge, Blizzard has increased the value of the game to players who do not put in the time (for whatever reason, work, family, school, or just not that interested...I'm not judging) at the cost of decreasing the enjoyment of the hardcore player by taking away some of the mystique of living on the cutting edge of the game. In the end, it is a matter of time invested learning fights, gearing toons, and perfecting raid comps so their group is number one. Not everyone can do that.
I get the feeling that hardcore raiders are disproportionately represented on this and other forums because they do have the time to invest in browsing these sites. To a large degree, the non-hardcore community relies on them to spearhead the charge into new content. I don't have the time or the knowledge to program a min/max application which tells me how to best gem/enchant/reforge my toon. But some pointy-headed dude who plays for 70 hours a week does. Rather than spending time and gold on trial and error, I can go to a reforger site and, with a few mouseclicks, find out how to improve my gear. A quick search on youtube shows me how to do each fight. Ten minutes on a forum can explain the strat to me so I know what to watch for. As much as the casual player decries the hardcore player's access to content, when the casual player shows up in a raid for the first time, he *should* rely on the hardcore's experience by doing homework.


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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Pedro Ciriaco hit a leadoff single in the top of the ninth inning Tuesday night and came home for the game's only run after two errors, lifting the Boston Red Sox to a 1-0 win over the New York Yankees.
Ciriaco's hit -- one of just eight in the game -- was followed by errors from Yankees right fielder Zoilo Almonte and second baseman David Adams.
Red Sox starter Felix Doubront struck out three batters in four innings and combined with three more pitchers on the shutout. Ivan Nova also fanned three in a four-inning start for the Yankees.
Both teams had four hits. Jacoby Ellsbury's double for the Red Sox was the only one that went for extra bases.
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A wild cat and a fox have been spotted in Lake Van, Turkey, sharing a fish and playing together. Ok, sometimes they fight, but they are totally best friends forever! Check out the video and more pictures below:
Homeowners Luo Baogen and his wife refused to leave their house to make way for a new road in Wenling, China, claiming that the relocation compensation offered by the government would not be enough to cover their rebuilding costs. Unlike the old days when they would simply move them out by force, the new Chinese laws make it illegal to demolish private property by force without an agreement. But that did not stop the local government from building a road around their home…
A small plane crashed into a car at Northwest Regional Airport in Roanoke, Texas, on Saturday. The crash was caught on video, which shows a single-engine Cessna hitting the roof of a black SUV while attempting to land. Miraculously no one was killed, but the SUV driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
A waste water truck was hit by a train in Wellington, Utah, on Friday. Two men were in the 10-wheel semi truck during the crash, but there were no reported injuries. The collision was caught on camera by James Wood, a construction worker on his lunch break, who was recording the train because his 4-year-old son loves Thomas the Tank Engine.
Artist Ray Villafane and his team carved these amazing zombie pumpkins at the New York Botanical Garden as part of the Haunted Pumpkin Garden exhibit for Halloween. One of the pumpkins they used weighed more than 1800 pounds!
Two Denver Zoo staff members saved the life of an unresponsive newborn Malayan tapir calf by freeing him from the mother's amniotic sac and by performing mouth to snout resuscitation. The extraordinary scene was captured on the zoo's camera:
Chinese kung fu master Zheng Zhenyong can balance upside down with his skull resting on a platform with nails.
'I train by headbutting concrete pillars and friends hit me with weights, but I don't feel it any more,' Zheng said to local media.
Gabriel Muniz, an 11-year-old Brazilian boy born without feet, has earned an invitation from FC Barcelona after impressing at the club's summer camp in Rio de Janeiro.
A very close encounter with a humpback whale at Port San Luis, Avila Beach, California. You can tell by the screaming.
A humpback whale was caught on camera breaching off the coast of Tofino in BC, Canada, jumping no more than 10 feet away from a fishing boat.


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Hill Strategies on Canadiansâ Arts, Culture and Heritage Activities in 2010
Today Hill Strategies released a report on Canadiansâ arts, culture and heritage activities in 2010. The report found that Canadiansâ participation in arts, culture and heritage activities reached record levels in 2010. The report also shows that, for many activities, there was a substantial recent increase in participation (i.e., between 2005 and 2010). Here are some key statistics:
- 47.8% of Canadians 15 or older visited a museum in 2010.
- 72.4% attended a performing arts event or a cultural festival in 2010.
- 73.8% visited a heritage venue in 2010.
- 97.5% read a newspaper, magazine or book in 2010.
- 87.2% watched a movie or a video in 2010.
- 86.7% listened to downloaded music or music on CDs in 2010.
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Here are five housing-market predictions for the nation: Mortgage rates will top 5 percent, mortgages will be easier to secure, inventory will stabilize, home affordability will decline, fewer people will own homes.
OK, we're not in the position to argue with the first two items, but we have some nuanced quibbles with the last three items, so here are our general Big Think predictions for the Massachusetts/Boston housing markets in 2014:
Massachusetts inventory will not stabilize: Sure, more sellers may finally get off the fence and decide to sell this spring. And there is some more housing being built. The current incredibly lopsided seller's market can't last forever.
But there's simply not enough housing being built in Massachusetts to even come close to truly stabilizing inventory and prices. It's why prices have been relentlessly rising for the past two decades now in the state. Does anyone really think that dynamic is suddenly going to go away next spring?
There will be pockets of price declines in Massachusetts: All of the above is not to say we won't see some price relief in some selective areas. Rental price competition in the Seaport area actually broke out earlier this year, due to the flood of new units hitting the market there. We could see this in other city neighborhoods in 2014 or 2015.
For instance, take a look at the "under construction" projects listed by the DowntownBoston.org. That's a lot of new housing units for a relatively small area. Sooner or later, those new units will make a price difference, though probably in late 2014 and 2015 (or later), depending on when they're finished.
But, again, it's not enough – and the new supply of housing is not geographically spread out enough. Boston alone can't be the one building 80 percent of the new housing stock in the state. Something fundamental has to change elsewhere.
Marty Walsh isn't stupid enough to stop high-end housing construction: Marty Walsh is a smart man and knows the construction industry. So the new mayor, who takes office next month, won't (and shouldn't) interfere with the current high-end housing-construction in the downtown. Those projects are providing badly needed construction jobs and they're helping relieve the overall housing crisis, to an extent, in the region. The trick is to get more housing built elsewhere in the city.
Marty Walsh won't get much housing built outside the downtown area – at least in 2014: As Paul McMorrow has noted: Boston's housing solution lies outside the downtown. He focuses on Allston to make his point that the city needs to build more in non-downtown neighborhoods like Allston, Roxbury, Dorchester, Hyde Park, West Roxbury, South Boston, Roslindale, Brighton, Mattapan etc.
It won't be easy because of some neighborhood opposition. And so it will take time. But if Walsh focuses on new housing in these neighborhoods – while not disrupting the ongoing boom in the downtown – he could end up seeing results by the end of his first term.
Some cities will pick up housing construction: Some smaller cities, such as Somerville, Melrose, Medford, Revere and others, get it: Build housing near T and commuter-rail stations and people will come. Maybe not at the feverish pace now seen in Boston. But there are encouraging signs of more "transit orientated" housing activity going on in the state.
The suburbs aren't going to change – at least not in 2014: The suburbs are simply not going to change. They don't want more housing, or, more specifically, family housing. A few condo projects here and there, well, OK. But not family housing that can lead to more students in their school systems. And state lawmakers, who ultimately represent those suburban voters, are not going to go against their constituents' wishes.
It would take a miracle to change their minds.
But, hey, this is the season of miracles, so maybe … Ah, never mind. It ain't going to happen.
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"I just wanted to write music that could touch people. As a songwriter, you play a few chords and sing a melody that's been done a thousand times, and now you're a singer-songwriter. I think it takes a little more than that do do something that matters. And I wish I could write a song where all the parts work. When you hear a song like that, it's like finding a new friend."