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I think violent games reduce crime levels. I myself prefer revolutionary violence, I don't even know what that means, LOL!
As I do not believe it reduces crime. Crime will happen regardless. Certain Platforms do how ever desensitize one to violence to a limited Extent. See "Generation Kill" We are all a mix of our genetic make up and our surroundings. Growing up in a violent life will affect you. As would be growing up without violence. And some people have genetic triggers. Or are born with a disfunction with triggers brain impulses that intern lead to violence.
Theoretically people impulsiveness towards violent may be satisfied with fantasy. Sometimes people due get the urge to do things bad, like as simple as insulting someone. You can say that a video game is a sublimation or displacement. I'm not entirely sure because games are just satisfying to me, it's not feeling an urge to kill or something. But gaming does change with each generation.
In the short term yes! But in the long term these kind of exposures are really shaping the way we think. Compared to 10 years before I am not that shocked to see someone get its hand cut off or etc. So that means others are too and might as well be OK with hurting others in 10-20 years. This applies especially to younger generation as they are really growing up with a lot of violence to be honest
i remember when fallout 3 came out, and i played it 12 hours a day for a few days, and i would all the time, for example, save my game, then do something reckless, like kill 10 super mutants or something like that, fail then load my game again
at one point i almost felt like i could do the same thing in real life, go shoot someone, then load my previous save game
but on the other hand, there are alot more casual games that have a different effect, stuff like, call of duty, left 4 dead, team fortress etc, connect violence to fiction, it reassures you that this stuff shouldnt happen in the real world, and i guess it would act as a release for peoples rage and anger to play video games
We all have the urges more or less in us. I think if there's a harmless way to let them out, it's beneficial overall.
Don't call it violence, call it Hamburger Time.
I dont think its the violence in the game(S),but, rather more people are indoors playing video games and not outside causing trouble.
People that do the crimes will do so regardless if they are playing a game or not. Perhaps teens will more likely stay home rather than going out and vandalizing property with their friends because they are bored. Even still, this does not account that there are some people stealing the games.. Just because they didn't catch you online at your home does not mean a crime has not been committed..
My instinct and personal experience says it does in fact reduce crime, this may differ greatly from person to person though. On an overall scale I would bet on a reduction, but since I haven't made or read any studies on it(at least recently) my vote went to "Not sure".
>People get angry
>Play violent games to relieve/express their anger
>Don't go out and actually beat a person to death
....Yes Violent games reduce crime, and yes I can't greentext.
It really depends on the individual. If the person is able to differentiate violence between the real world and the virtual world, violent games can help relieve stress.
I believe there are many other factors that contribute to someone being violent. Focusing on video games as a root cause would be a bad hypothesis in my opinion, because everyone reacts different to fantasy scenarios.
Now I bet you can relate violence and aggression to a gamer, while in game(aka raging). I have seen many times where my friend took away his son's XBOX while in-game, then the kid got upset and started crying and punching the couch.
I believe there are many other factors that contribute to someone being violent. Focusing on video games as a root cause would be a bad hypothesis in my opinion, because everyone reacts different to fantasy scenarios.
Now I bet you can relate violence and aggression to a gamer, while in game(aka raging). I have seen many times where my friend took away his son's XBOX while in-game, then the kid got upset and started crying and punching the couch.
I think it does, some of my friends(quite happy people and not very violent =P) say that playing a shooting game or fast paced racing like Need for Speed kind of relieves them, so yeah maybe.
Good for everyone anyways, play games, watch some good films and stop fighting/killing like cowardly dicks =/
Maybe it lowers it because alot of people(not really violent ones =/) say that playing a shooting or racing game - something fast paced or explosive or something - will help to get rid of whatever anger or misery they have =P
So maybe, yes, better for everyone I think =/
I don't think you could really say either way.
I doubt it, but I really don't think it increases it either. People do things like video games because they are enjoyable, not because they have inner hate and wish to really kill people.
it's courious when you ask this poll, in my country venezuela government has banned almost EVERY game out there, mainly the violent one but every importation of video games has been affected. Government claims the high rates of violence in slums, jails and downstreets exist because videogames, not because their bad managment of course, i mean that's just weird stupid, guys who play videogames are really quiet guys always from pacefull familys.
gta, red dead redemption, and la noire are not sense killing games. they all have a (great) story line and its up to the gamer to discover that story line by doing the missions.
Where is the article?
It's on the actual Youtube page for this video.
Also here is the link to the article, if your too lazy to go to the YouTube page LOL!
"Does" or "Do"? I'm not trying to be a grammar nazi or get off topic. I'm seriously asking! Haha
Either way, I think violence in video games probably has little to no correlation with real life violence.
I love me a good violent Video game every now, and then, but I'm not sure if they reduce the crime rates, or not. I do however like the GTA series as a whole, and was just playing GTA: Chinatown Wars on my DSLite the other day at the Dr. Office, and blew off some stress mowing down some people with a machine gun, and Hijacking some cars, etc.. LOL!
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FLINT, MI – She had only been there three months, but Tanisha Colton made a big impact on co-workers and patients at Heritage Manor HealthCare Center, the administrator of the nursing home said.
After going missing March 13, Colton, 27, of Flint, was found dead around 5:30 p.m. Monday, March 25, in Monroe County's Ash Township. Police are waiting for autopsy results to determine cause and manner of death, but are treating the manner as a homicide.
Colton was last seeing leaving her Flint Township facility on March 13, police said.
Cyndi Klucharich, administrator at Heritage, said she was walking out as Colton was leaving work with her boyfriend. She said she couldn't hear the pair, but said the two were having an "animated conversation" with Colton waving her hands while talking.
Police say they have a person of interest in custody on unrelated charges. Her boyfriend, who is not being named because he has not been formally charged, is lodged in the Genesee County Jail on unrelated charges. Police have declined to say if he is the person of interest.
No charges have been issued in the case.
Klucharich said Colton failed to show up at work the next day, a Thursday. When she didn't show up for her weekend shift, employees became worried, she said.
"We knew when Tanisha didn't come in there was something wrong," she said.
Klucharich called Colton an outstanding employee who had an infectious energy about her.
"Being a (Certified Nurse's Assistant) is very hard work -- to do that job it takes a special person, said Klucharich. "She gave outstanding care and took pride in what she did. She stopped by my office the day before (she went missing) and said she never worked at place like this and really enjoyed working here."
Colton had two daughters ages 9 and 1, and a son, 8, with her boyfriend, according to court records.
Klucharich said Colton was devoted to her children.
"If there's one thing we knew about Tanisha is that she adored her children," she said. "She was bound and determined to give those kids a better life than she had. Some of the girls talk about how they are going out to the club. Not Tanisha. She talked about what she was doing with her children that night or on the weekend."
A candlelight vigil will be held at dusk Friday, March 29, outside Colton's home on Gillespie Street, which is between King Avenue and Saginaw Street. Funeral arrangements are pending at Serenity Funeral Home.
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Honeycomb: Did Android just become prettier and easier to use than iOS?
Yes, I think so. While some people are focusing on whether Honeycomb was rushed to market (which I think it needed to be) or minute details like how much you have to move your eyes to tap the Home button, I'd rather focus on how much it improved compared to previous versions of Android and how it stacks up against the competition. There's one particular area where Honeycomb improved the most, and that's its looks and ease-of-use. In fact, it improved so much, it might have just taken the crown away from the king: iOS.
New Android vs. old Android
Android's Achilles' heel since version 1.0 has always been the user interface and experience. It has always been the ugly duckling of the smartphone world. When Android was released in 2008, there was no shortage of people that simply dismissed the OS because of how bad it looked. With some help from OEMs – sometimes for better and others for worse – it managed to get through those 1.x dark times. However, that led to the mess of several different flavors of Android that we now have today.
Android started to look better with version 2.1 Eclair, then it got a crazy speed boost with Froyo and finally Gingerbread added a handful of UI tweaks coupled with improved responsiveness across the OS. However, none of those updates was a radical overhaul of the OS' look and feel like Honeycomb is. This time around the Android team – headed by the new Android UI czar, Matias Duarte – paid a lot of attention to the OS' aesthetics. One could say it was the main focus of Honeycomb. They thought very hard about how people use Android and how to make the experience more consistent. There's no longer the chaos of different colors and UI elements Android used to have. No more bright oranges, bright greens, gray gradients and a Gallery app that looks completely different from the rest of the OS.
The predominant color across the whole OS is now blue, with some touches of Android mascot's green here and there. Highlights, shadows, tabs, buttons, and scrollbar; everything has some shade of blue. Basically, the OS seems designed by one person or a small group of designers, and not something put together in a hurry by different teams with different visions. Furthermore, that highlight Android now uses under its tabs is the same used on the new Google navigation toolbar. Meaning, Google is trying to unite at least some of its products under the same design umbrella – something it has never managed to achieve.
With the goal of also making third-party apps more consistent, Google introduced the Action Bar with Honeycomb. Everything you'll ever need to do on an app can be found up there. There's no more digging through menus or even using the Menu button, everything is right there for you to use. The Action Bar basically killed the Menu button for Android – and I won't be surprised when this summer the first Honeycomb or Ice Cream phone ships without a Menu button. It's a great improvement and I can't wait for every Android phone to be able to use the Action Bar. Side note: Google could be planning to get rid of physical buttons on phones altogether. The first Honeycomb phone could launch with software buttons like the Xoom has. A phone with just a screen from top to bottom, imagine that.
The Action Bar also changes depending on what you're doing. If you're selecting text it changes to a text selection mode. Which means, I no longer have to tap and hold text to copy, cut or paste. Tap and hold is another aspect of Android that Google is trying to get rid of or at least use in situations where it makes sense. To customize the home screen, Honeycomb has a "plus" button on the top-right corner. To multi-task you can now use a button in the System Bar, without the need to tap and hold the Home button anymore. Little details like that add up to making the experience on Android much better and dare I say "magical".
With Honeycomb, the Android team also managed to get rid of Android's horrible gray gradients and glossy buttons. Instead, they went with a more dark, 2D and minimalistic style. Take this picture for example, everything except the widgets is either a line or text. There's no glossy surface or realistic looking button. That's not to say Google didn't add any cool, realistic or flashy graphic to Android. The YouTube, Books, and Music app are a good example of what the OS is able to do in terms of eye candy and 3D graphics. But overall, Honeycomb feels like a mix between Windows Phone 7 and iOS – and I love it.
Phone OS vs. tablet OS
So we've seen how Honeycomb managed to fix Android's user interface and experience issues, but how does it compare to the competition? Pretty good, I'd say. The obvious opponent to compare it to is Apple's iOS. Apple's software products have a reputation for being generally very well designed and easy to use. It's the main reason people buy them: they're easy to use and just work. But iOS is starting to look a little long in the tooth when compared to Honeycomb. Maybe it's because iOS on the iPad is not that different from iOS on the iPhone. In fact, it looks a lot like how Android 2.2 looked on the Galaxy Tab – a phone OS blown up to the size of a tablet. It's basically a grid of icons with plenty of empty space around them. Topped with lots and lots of glossy surfaces and highlights, a style that is fast becoming boring and overused.
User experience it's not only about how good things look, but also how they get out of your away when you need to or how they help you get something done faster. This is what Android excels at. With Honeycomb now released, I'm amazed that people still call iOS an easier to use OS than Android. When it usually takes you more steps to accomplish something in iOS than on Android. I could give you a hundred examples of things you can accomplish faster in Honeycomb than on the iPad – but that would be a waste of time. How does Android help you get the job done faster? Multi-tasking, notifications and widgets.
Multi-tasking is now done very easily with Honeycomb, tab a button and switch to the app you want. On the iPad? Double tap the Home button. This might work when your iPad/iPhone is brand new. But with time that Home button starts to get harder and harder to press due to heavy use. Which makes double pressing the Home button very annoying. I'm saying this from my own personal experience as a long time iPhone user. Double pressing the Home button worked half the time for me.
Next up is notifications. Talk to any iPhone/iPad user and one of their main annoyance with iOS is notifications. They interrupt whatever you're doing and require you to take action right away. On Android they're unobtrusive and you can take care of them whenever you feel like. Additionally, now with Honeycomb you can even change oft-used settings right from the Notifications bar (now called System Bar). Turning airplane mode on for example, on iOS requires several steps. On Android, it's right there in front of you.
Last but not least, is Widgets. On iOS they're non-existent – but it's just a matter of time before Apple follows Google and adds some type of widget system. On Android, they help you check your email right from your home screen or even upload a video to YouTube. They're fast, efficient and once you get used to them you can never go back to good old grid-o-icons. On Honeycomb, widgets have now become even more useful. They're scrollable, easier to use and look better than ever.
Bonus: The Honeycomb browser now has tabs on top, making it very easy to switch between them. Again, on iOS this requires several steps.
Last piece of the puzzle
With Honeycomb, Android has now reached a new level of maturity. If you look back a year or so, there were a lot of areas in which iOS performed better than Android. Google's OS wasn't easy on the eyes, it was hard to use, media management was horrible, it was slow, it didn't have any games or apps, I could go on and on. As it stands today with Honeycomb, Android has fixed almost all these issues. It looks better than (gasp) iOS, it's very easy to use, the media player rocks, it's pretty fast, the Market has games to choose from but one thing is still missing. Good, exclusive, quality apps.
The last thing that Android needs to win the mobile war is more high quality apps that take advantage of everything the OS has to offer. Apps like Google Voice, GMail, and Google Maps. Those kinds of apps is what will make people choose Android over the competition. The Android Market has been growing steadily for the last two years, but it's still behind the App Store in terms of quantity and quality. The gap is even more apparent now with Honeycomb, which only has a handful of third-party apps designed for it. Once Android reaches an iOS-like level of third-party apps quality, it'll be nearly impossible to stop Android from taking over the world.


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Noah Cyrus is at it again.
Miley's little sister has released yet another age inappropriate video, as she's gone from singing about smacking buttocks on the floor to getting crunked all night long.
Indeed, 10-year old Noah lip synchs to Ke$ha's "Tik Tok" in the clip below. Yes, it's nice to see a little girl that's responsible enough to brush her teeth every night. But with a bottle of Jack? That isn't right...
We know you loved Miley's stripper routine, Billy Ray Cyrus. But can you please put a stop to this before it's too late?


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by Guest Blogger Vicki Windman
The iPad
has apps useful for children with autism, developmental disability, learning
disability, emotional disability or other health impairments. The apps
listed below will help teachers work with their students to attain their goals. The IEP checklist is great app
specifically for teachers. It allows the
teacher to have his or her students' IEP information at hand. If you
do put this app on your iPad I would recommend you password lock your iPad as
an IEP is confidential.
following apps would meet IEP goals for students classified autistic and developmentally
One of the
main goals for students on the Autism Spectrum is the ability to answer WH questions.
Super Why is an interactive app
that has four different apps built into one. The app has a listening component as
well as guidance for following directions.
It helps students stay on task and answer WH questions. A new app that really meets the WH goal is Conversation Builder. Pictures
are provided and students record their conversations.
Proloquo2go helps students who have difficulty communicating
to do so effectively. The app provides
pre-set pictures which students select to convey their messages. The display is
set up as a communication board or book making it easy for students to respond
to a peer or an adult. This app was also mentioned in my March blog
Writing goals
range from being able to write a simple sentence to a detailed paragraph, through
the use of a keyboard and/or an assistive technology device. The iPad has
numerous writing apps, sometimes referred to as "note-taking" apps. I still
have not found the perfect note-taking app. For students who have dysgraphia,
the handwriting apps are still difficult. Presently, I like PaperDesk for IEP students. It
allows handwriting for older students, a microphone to record a lesson, and
text with different colors. It also lets
the student import pictures to their work, so it is visual as well.
Math Goals:
Telling time
is an ongoing battle for students. Goals range from being able to read a
digital clock to telling time to the minute. Telling Time HD gives students three different levels, using
both an analog clock and a digital clock, and can be used for many of the
telling time goals.
Money is
the next most difficult goal to achieve because it is so abstract. Dittos get boring and do not give a true
representation of coins or bills. Goals
range from making change from a dollar to identifying the four coins. Jungle Coins is a versatile app because it allows the
teacher to set levels for the student, activities include making change,
comparing change, counting change and identifying coins.
sight words is one of the most common goals.
The App store has quite a few to choose from Word Wall Hd has four activities
in a game format. It also allows you the
opportunity to make your own word wall.
Another app that uses Dr. Fry's Instant Words Kids Learn Sight Words allows
students to record the word, write the word, and use it in a sentence. This app would meet many of the students' IEP
common reading comprehension goal is for students to be able to answer five comprehension questions and questions
of inference. Reading for Detail and Reading for Inferences allow
students to read a short paragraph and answer questions. The answers are recorded on a bingo card,
making the app more engaging. These apps each contain three levels to meet the
individual needs of the students.
The iPad
once again gives students and teachers another tool to help make the education
process fun and lets students feel good about who they are.
Vicki Windman is a special education teacher at Clarkstown High School South.
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Messages of quality over quantity were shared by San Jon's four seniors and school officials during Friday's graduation.
"Be it four or 40, these kids have heart," said San Jon Superintendent Gary Salazar.
Valedictorian Ashlynn Myers' address to her classmates and guests urged others not to underestimate any of the seniors due to the size of the class.
Myers said her class may be the smallest class to graduate in 50 years, but their dreams and potential are as bright and big as they come.
"We have come to call ourselves the Fantastic Four," Myers said.
Salazar said Justin Pullen was the only senior who had attended San Jon since kindergarten.
"Everybody has come to be like family," Pullen said.
Pullen said he is sad to be leaving his family, though he is ready to start a new journey in his life.
Following the ceremony the seniors shared their thoughts on the day's events.
"We have had our ups and downs, all together what I can say is we are family," said senior Trevor Moore.
Moore said he would not trade any of his classmates for anything in the world.
"It's hard to believe we finally made it," said senior Jenna Morris.
Morris said others have said the final two years of high school goes by so slow, she would have to disagree with that.
"If anything it went by way too fast," Morris said.
Salazar said the four seniors have shown as much heart and dedication as classes 10 times their size.
"I am proud of them; they didn't let the size of their class discourage them at all," Salazar said.
Salazar said the four seniors functioned as any other class would including, holding fundraisers and sponsoring prom their junior year.
"It's sad that this chapter of our lives had to end," Myers said. "Though we all are excited to see what comes."


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1. Man stabbed to death in Jersey City
Authorities say a man in his early 20s was fatally stabbed shortly before 4 a.m. on Manhattan Avenue between Central and Sherman avenues in the Jersey City Heights. The incident is currently being investigated by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office.
2. 3 Brooklyn men tried to jump from PATH train: cops
Francisco Lopez, 24, Shawn Santiago,32, and Ray Foreman, 28--all of Brookyln--were arrested Saturday night after Port Authority police say they tried to jump off a train. The trio has been charged with trying to jump from a 33rd to Journal Square train at 10 p.m., causing a disturbance and stopping the train.
3. JC settles one lawsuit, now faces another
Mary Rosario, a 52-year-old Carteret woman, is set to receive $625,000 from Jersey City four years after she says she fell down the steps outside City Hall. Rosario says her heel caught on a crack on the exterior front steps, causing her to fall.
On a semi-related note, the city is facing another lawsuit, but from the family of a man shot dead by police in June claiming wrongful death. An attorney for the family of Lavon King, 20, said, "There is obviously an excessive force claim and this would be the highest form of excessive force -- an action which involved killing someone.
4. Music, art and more in Hudson County
There are new art exhibits, outdoor concerts, movies in the park and other fun events around Hudson County--and all before the weekend even hits. Check out Hudson Happenings for the lowdown on what's cool Monday through Thursday.
5. JC's bravest participate in Ice Bucket Challenge on "Good Morning America"
The Jersey City Fire Department was on hand yesterday morning in Central Park when the "Good Morning America" team took on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, pouring ice-cold water on some of the ABC anchors and news correspondents' heads, including Sara Haines, Ginger Zee, Lara Spencer, Tory Johnson and David Muir.
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Residents in the Brookfield school district approved a modified 2014-15 budget today by a vote of 272 in favor to 146 against.
The district needed a 60-percent supermajority to pass its budget, and it secured a 65-percent majority. The supermajority was needed because the tax levy exceeds the state tax cap.
Brookfield was among just 12 school districts across the state whose proposed spending plans failed, according an analysis by the New York State Association of School Business Officials. Overall, 98 percent of school budgets passed in May.
The $5,939,370 budget reduces the tax levy increase from the 14.9 percent originally proposed to 9.5 percent, still above the district's state cap of 1.16 percent. (Tax caps are figured for each district based on a complicated state formula so the caps vary from district to district.)
The small district in Madison County has just 229 students.


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MEDINA, Ohio – It's beginning to be harvest time at the Medina City School District gardens.
School gardens at the high school and at Heritage and Blake elementary schools have flourished this summer, thanks to the green thumbs of community volunteers, school staff members and students.
The high school garden – cared for over the summer by Student Council members – has already yielded bountiful produce. Weekly donations began in early July to the Medina United Methodist Church food pantry.
Donated items have included blueberries, radishes, lots of peppers, three varieties of squash, tomatoes, green beans, eggplants and cucumbers.
"We expect to make many more donations this season, and will soon have carrots and sweet potatoes ready," said garden volunteer Kim Grigsby.
Earlier this summer, a community member donated a large, fully enclosed tumbling composting barrel to the high school garden program.
"We were thrilled to receive this donation. It will allow students to learn the value of composting – turning waste into nutrient-rich compost," Grigsby said.
Garden waste has been added to the barrel all summer, and now cafeteria food waste will be added to the mix.
"By next spring, we should have a fair amount of compost to use on the garden," Grigsby said.
This fall, students will be planting some additional crops, including turnips, peas and garlic bulbs.
Wildlife have also been benefiting from the garden, which has been designated as an official Ohio Wild Site.
Among the other school gardens is the plot at Heritage Elementary School, coordinated by fourth-grade teacher Carol Parsons.
"We mostly did a spring cleaning of the beds, pulling weeds and removing debris. We also filled the planters leading up to Heritage's doors with colorful annuals," Parsons said.
High school students take service trip to Dominican Republic
During the week of June 10-17, 30 students from the high school traveled to Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic, to volunteer at an environmental school that focuses on natural resources, ecology and ecotourism.
The students worked in a seedling nursery on reforestation projects, refurbished a campsite, planted trees and removed invasive species.
They also took some time to explore the island, going on waterfall hikes, whitewater rafting and snorkeling in the Atlantic Ocean.
Student Council advisor and trip organizer Laura Calaiacovo said: "The students worked hard each day, but had fun and learned a lot. I think everyone should try to give back and serve others, and these kids have so much compassion and passion for helping others. I hope that it instills a lifelong desire to make a difference in others' lives."
Claggett Spanish students visit Costa Rica
Claggett Middle School Spanish teacher Marcie Komar took a group of five students on a weeklong trip to Costa Rica in June.
The students – now starting ninth grade at the high school – were Brian Burnett, Derek Demlow, Megan Hlas, Clara Watkins and Shawna Wolf.
The group visited the capital city of San Jose, the Paos and Arenal volcanoes, the Monteverde Cloud Forest and the Manual Antonio national park/beach.
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DETROIT — As officials at the 2011 North American International Auto Show in Detroit speculate about the future of the automotive industry, the event's chairman says the answer rests with the industry's next generation of leaders.
Some of those leaders could be from Midland's Northwood University. Eight students from Northwood worked at the NAIAS last week during the media and industry days of the auto show, which opened to the public Saturday and runs through Jan. 23.
The eight students are part of Northwood's entertainment, sports & promotion management program.
"The future of the automotive industry relies on students like this having exposure to the industry, and our show provides them with a chance to see one of the biggest shows in the world, where all corners of the globe come together to look at where we are and where we're going," said Barron Meade, 2011 NAIAS chairman, in an e-mail to The Times.
Gala Bank, associate professor at Northwood and a department chairwoman of the ESPM program, said the students gain work experience and networking opportunities.
Bank said this is the second year the university partnered with the NAIAS. Last year, Northwood sent six students to work at the auto show at the Cobo Center.
"What's wonderful about this is they get to work at all different areas and they get a little bit of taste of everything," said Bank, adding students in the ESPM program must complete 100 hours at a mini-fieldwork experience, such as the NAIAS, before graduating. "The group that went down last year had an exceptional learning experience."
Chelsea Berkogien, 19, of Shields, has worked at the auto show both years. She said her favorite parts of working the NAIAS were being on stage to help cut the ribbon during the event's charity preview and being able to meet top executives with many of the companies.
"I had a really great time and it's an awesome learning experience," said Berkogien, a sophomore. "It opens your eyes a lot more, because it's so much bigger than Northwood's show."
Northwood hosts its own annual auto show, which is organized by the students.
Nick Newman, 24, worked at the NAIAS for the first time this year. He said he hopes his experiences at the NAIAS help him in the future.
"It's a great experience," said Newman, a junior from Chesaning. "It's a premier auto event in the nation."
Meade said the partnership with Northwood really does help the students and the show.
"Their exposure to the variety (of) activities that take place during NAIAS gives them a variety of career options as well, including design, logistics, event planning and marketing," Meade said. "This kind of partnership helps ensure the bright future of our city, state and economy."


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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Paul Balcerzak, commissioner of the Ohio High School Lacrosse Association and Ohio Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association, spoke with Nubyjas Wilborn and Robert Rozboril about what the future of lacrosse looks like and what fans can expect to see on the field this season.
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[4] May 28, 2015 at 1:44pm
And they offered him how many free nights at any of their hotels? How many?
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You're right. Look at any city OR any Country run by blacks. Catastrophe.
[4] May 28, 2015 at 1:38pm
I recommend Scottsdale AZ. Less than 0.5% ape.
[14] May 28, 2015 at 1:12pm
Coffee out the nose!!
[14] May 28, 2015 at 1:10pm
MSM demo squad also need to be treated like terrorist muzzys.
[16] May 28, 2015 at 1:09pm
All muslimes are terrorists (active or sympathetic). They all need to go.
[63] May 28, 2015 at 1:08pm
If it goes down, take out as many of these "peaceful" muslimes as possible.
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[20] May 27, 2015 at 1:07pm
Repocrats hate Ann because she usually calls them out for their daily betrayals.
[3] May 27, 2015 at 1:00pm
Darkman doesn't really get it. He's racist and monied. He feels free to denigrate the nation, tradition, and all good things about America. Its his FOX job.
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[7] May 27, 2015 at 12:56pm
Well said. Juan is pure lefty filler.
[3] May 27, 2015 at 12:55pm
Juan is of average iq, but speaks reasonably well. Hence Fox uses him to give the illusion that somehow he represents what "real" blacks are like. BS. Juan is just a black face puppet at Fox. He's used to present the most insane lefty ideas with a straight face. Its tough work, but someone has to do it.
[13] May 27, 2015 at 12:45pm
Hooper! Ye Idiot! Aint ya watchin?!
[2] May 27, 2015 at 12:37pm
Always looks like a Louis Farakhan meeting with some stupid, dumb black idiot standing behind him. Or as you said, a femi metrosexual white male.
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[5] May 27, 2015 at 12:20pm
Yes it is. Are you armed and prepared to resist?
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[7] May 27, 2015 at 12:20pm
Got a feeling a lot of epa types are going to die.
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[17] May 26, 2015 at 2:12pm
Rose; Deluded as usual. Virtually all of these problems can be traced to Johnson's Great Society plan for the poor and inner city black pop. The TRILLIONS spent have led to a permanent underclass and a philosophy that All people not making a good living should be subsidized. We are drowning. Democrats and now even republicrats are responsible.
[9] May 26, 2015 at 2:05pm
Breakfast to noon….on my own playing with friends
Lunch to 5pm Same
6pm to dark…………Same
Parents never had to worry. This was Columbus Ohio mid 60s. Its all gone to crap now.
[3] May 26, 2015 at 1:59pm
Come see my senior class. Won't take any 50 years.
[8] May 26, 2015 at 1:58pm
Sorry Conserv: I teach seniors in HS. After seeing this video, tested my seniors on how to change a tire. No who passed out of 27? …………. Just 1. A girl who's dad runs a body shop…….DOOMED.
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Now that the Syracuse University men's basketball 2013-'14 season is over, the big question on the minds of SU fans is the next step for Tyler Ennis and Jerami Grant.
Will they return for another season at Syracuse or take their chances in the NBA Draft?
In this '3 points' video, former Orange guard Matt Roe and I discuss the options for Ennis and Grant and what their best moves might be.
Make sure to check out our other '3 points' videos this week by clicking on the links below.
Also, a note from Matt and I. Thank you for watching our videos on syracuse.com throughout the season. We had a lot of fun making them and we hope you had fun watching them.
Thanks for all your great feedback.
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Evelyn S. SutnickJanuary 19,2013Evelyn S. Sutnick
Evelyn (Shapiro) Sutnick, 81, of Rutland, Vt., died January 17, 2013, at The Meadows At East Mountain.
She was born January 30, 1931, in Montpelier, Vt., the daughter of David and Katy (Hirsch) Shapiro.
She grew up in Vermont and attended schools in the Brandon area, where she resided with her parents and sister. The Shapiro family was the founders of Shapiros Department Store and Janes Dress Shop in Brandon in 1917.
During her first marriage, Evelyn resided and worked in New Jersey. After the marriage ended in divorce, Evelyn moved to Rutland to be closer to her mother Katy and sister Sylvia, and her husband Howard Willard. For a number of years, Evelyn and Katy resided in an apartment together on North Main Street, until Evelyn moved to a residence of her own on Center Street.
Evelyn was involved in Shapiros Department Store as a teenager, and later on when she returned to Vermont as an adult. She would often help her sister Sylvia decorate the store windows and would stock the shelves of the popular department store, which is still open today under different ownership.
She was a member of the Rutland Jewish Center and the Rutland Jewish Center Sisterhood, where she attended both religious services and functions. Her sister Sylvia was one of the founding members of Vermont Actors Repertory Theatre, and Evelyn was a familiar presence at both the rehearsals and performances of the company. She was also a frequent visitor to the Rutland Free Library.
She was predeceased by a sister, Sylvia Shapiro Willard on Nov. 25, 2006, and is survived by several cousins and a number of longtime, close friends from the Rutland community.
The funeral service for Evelyn will be held Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, at 1 p.m. in the Tossing Funeral Home, with Rabbi Doug Weber of the Rutland Jewish Center, officiating.
Burial will be in the Rutland Jewish Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Rutland Jewish Center, 96 Grove Street, Rutland, VT 05701; The Meadows At East Mountain, 157 Heritage Hill Place, Rutland, VT 05701; or the Rutland Area Visiting Nurses and Hospice, P.O. Box 787, Rutland, VT 05702-0787.
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Two very different films top this week's release slate. "Noah" is a retelling of the biblical story that takes quite a few liberties with the original while "The Other Woman" is a delightful comedy that's guaranteed to make you laugh. Add in the "Grace Kelly Collection" and a 40th anniversary edition of "Woodstock" and the end result is an array of choices.
"Noah," Paramount Home Video, 138 minutes, Rated PG-013 for violence, disturbing images and brief suggestive content - Perhaps the best way to describe this film is to say it's loosely based on the biblical account of the flood. Noah (Russell Crowe) is chosen by the Creator to save all the creatures of the earth from the flood that will destroy everything - including mankind. Aiding Noah and his family are the Watchers, a group of fallen angels, where their endeavors are threatened by the descendants of Cain, led by Tubal (Ray Winstone). It's far more an action film than a biblical epic, but it will definitely hold your interest. Bonus materials include three featurettes.
"The Other Woman," 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, 109 minutes,
"Cuban Fury," Entertainment One, 98 minutes, Rated R for language and sexual references - As a young man, Bruce lived to salsa, but after he is beaten up by a group of bullies, he burns his dancing shoes. Twenty-two years later, Bruce (Nick Frost) is smitten by his new boss, Julia (Rashida Jones). Although she's out of his league, Bruce discovers that she too is a salsa aficionado. It's not much, but it gives Bruce a starting place. Now all he has to do is eliminate Drew (Chris O'Dowd), the office blowhard who's constantly raining on Bruce's parade. Although it's fairly predictable, the presence of Ian McShane as Bruce's old teacher raises this a notch. Extras include behind-the-scenes footage and a short on how to dance salsa.
"The Protector 2," Magnolia Home Entertainment, 104 minutes, Rated R for violence and language - After his elephant is stolen, Kham (Tony Jaa) tries to confront the man who stole him, but he's too late as the man has been murdered. Before long he is the number one suspect and he's being pursued by the police, the man's nieces and hordes of criminals dispatched by LC (RZA), who wants Kham to join his stable of fighters. The movie is long on fight sequences and as a result the plot gets short shrift. Still, if you're looking for dazzling fight sequences, this won't disappoint. Add-ons include behind-the-scenes featurettes.
"Dragonwolf," Well Go USA, 122 minutes, Not rated - Having met as youngsters, Julius and Mozart are now like brothers. They are also the two best hitmen in the town of Devil's Cauldron. However, when a beautiful woman, Mary, enters their lives, she begins playing each brother off against the other. Their friendship shattered, the two are now bitter rivals - and they engage in a deadly battle. Again, there's plenty of action here, but the plot has a few holes.
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"Legendary" -- A mercenary and his team travel to a remote region of China where they hope to capture a legendary creature alive;
"Favorites of the Moon" - Film traces the effects that two objects - a set of Limoges china and a portrait - exert on succeeding generations;
"Five Dances" - A young dancer from the Midwest comes to New York where he eventually finds himself choosing between his past and his future;
"On My Way" - A former beauty queen, confronted by a failed relationship and financially struggling restaurant, takes a road trip with her grandson;
This week's Blu-ray special is the 40th anniversary edition of "Woodstock" (three discs, $39.96). The set includes new never-seen concert footage, including "Book of Love," "Pinball Wizard," "Mr. Tambourine Man" and others.
Also out is the "Grace Kelly Collection" (seven discs, $34.98). The set includes such classics as "Mogambo," "Dial M for Murder," "The Country Girl," "The Bridges at Toko-Ri," "To Catch a Thief" and "High Society." There are plenty of special features that range from cartoons to period advertisements to "making-of" featurettes.
Also out is the "Ong Bak" trilogy (three discs, $29.98) and from Acorn Media comes "Secret State" (two discs, $39.99). The story revolves a deputy prime minister tasked with investigating a devastating explosion that kills 19 people.
Children's titles out this week include "Turtles Cowabunga Classics" ($14.98) and "Babar and the Adventures of Badou: Gone Wild" ($12.98).
¶New Blu-ray titles out this week "Noah" ($39.99), "The Other Woman" ($39.99), "Dragonwolf" ($29.98), "The Protector 2" ($29.98), "On My Way" ($34.98) and "Cuban Fury" ($29.98)
Catalog titles include "The Big Chill" ($39.95), "Favorites of the Moon" ($39.98) and "Duel at Diablo" ($29.95).
Upcoming: "Divergent" and "Need for Speed" (Aug. 5); "Haunted House 2" (Aug. 12): "Draft Day" (Sept. 2); "Captain America and the Winter Soldier" (Sept. 9), "Godzilla" and "The Fault in Our Stars" (Sept. 16), "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" (Oct. 4), "X-Men: Days of Future Past" (Oct. 14) and "Maleficent" (Nov. 4).


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A Stapleton teen contends he meant no harm when, Tuesday night, he tossed a lit cigarette into a container near an outdoor ATM machine at a New Springville bank.
But the box went up in flames, charring the ATM frame and the Richmond County Savings Bank wall — while people were inside the bank
Now, Takuan Hall, 18, faces arson charges that could put him behind bars for up to 25 years.
The incident occurred around 9:25 p.m.
A law enforcement source said Hall had left the Staten Island Mall and was walking toward the Burger King restaurant outside on Richmond Avenue. The suspect, who lives on Gordon Street, planned to use the restroom there before going to the bus stop.
Hall had smoked most of a cigarette and threw the butt into a plastic envelope container by the ATM machine. Paper inside sparked and the flames melted the container and also burned the ATM frame and bank wall.
Hall said he noticed people inside the bank, but wasn't aware the flung cigarette ignited the container. He said he intended to throw the butt on the ground, said the source.
"I tossed the lit cigarette tip with no knowledge of a fire starting or any type of damage," Hall told cops, according to court papers.
The teen was charged with single felony counts of second-, third- and fourth-degree arson, said a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan. He also is accused of felony and misdemeanor counts of criminal mischief and reckless endangerment, a misdemeanor.
Hall was expected to be arraigned today in Stapleton Criminal Court.
Attempts to obtain a phone listing for him or his family were unsuccessful.


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Looking for halftracks
Posted 28 September 2008 - 08:21 PM
Can anyone suggest a manufacturer and maybe a link to a website?
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 06:48 AM
I see the price has gone up some, but they are diecast with nice detail and usually a nice weathered paint job.
I have some Victory Force figures now that have been sculpted to fit inside these particular models. I've got drivers, troops for the benches in the back, and machine gunners for the pulpit (not seen in this photo unfortunately).
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 01:09 PM
Off the top of my head there is S&S (who make an M2 I adore) - http://www.sandsmodels.co.uk/
They are 1/60, but fit really well with 28mm
I'd avoid WestWind since they are really on the small side.
Black Tree does some WWI vehicles, I like their M8 -
Army Group North does some 1/60 scale vehicles as well (carried by brigade also)
JTFM makes some great vehicles as well - I really like the stuff he puts out.
and http://www.brigadega...egory_Code=WW2T
Edit - Bolt Action also does vehicles. (carried by Brigade)
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Posted 04 January 2009 - 01:11 AM
As they are selling other halftracks in 1/35 scale, I guess they will make them in 1/48 scale in future.
Posted 05 January 2009 - 09:05 AM
Has a list of vehicles w/stats been released for RotD? (cause that's why I'm actually in here this morning...to find tank suggestions that will work in the game)
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Untill then they have a German "Sd.Kfz.250/3 Greif" kit. (There abit shorter. So might not be what you're looking for.)
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They are more or less 15mm (1/100 scale).
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Hold on to 40 degrees for just one more day before snow moves in because, yes, the weekend warmup was too good to be true.
Snow is expected to fall Tuesday, Jan. 14, from about the early morning hours through late evening. About 2-3 inches likely will accumulate across the Grand Rapids area, thanks to a passing Canadian clipper system, said Brandon Hoving, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids.
Accumulations upwards of 6 inches could fall well north of I-96, he said.
"We're talking nothing major in terms of accumulations in the metro area," Hoving said, "but it will be snowing for a good portion of the day."
Road conditions could become slick for drivers during the morning commute, so now probably is a good time to readjust to winter driving mode after this weekend's mild temperatures and snow-melting rainfall, Hoving said.
After a good coating of the white stuff by midweek, temperatures are poised to drop in the clipper's wake.
Highs in the low 20s are expected Wednesday but are forecasted to rebound to near freezing Thursday. Thankfully, there are no extreme bursts of arctic cold expected into the next week or two, Hoving said.
In fact, temperatures should stay at or just above the normal 31 degrees into mid January, according to the Climate Prediction Center.
Related: Forecast: Temps to reach into the upper-30s today, but more rain ahead
Andrew Krietz covers breaking and general police/fire news for MLive | The Grand Rapids Press. Email him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter.


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Dots Pro
By i-Life Mobitech Pvt Ltd
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Dots Pro is an ultimate time killing game just made to amaze you.
A popular game for all ages, this game has been there from your school days, college and now on your iPad too..! The game is very simple but very interesting to play.
You need to connect 2 dots to form a line, you opponent will draw a line when it is his turn.
Follow you opponent's move to form a square, finally if your count of square is more than your opponent, you win.
Beware..! Watch your moves, the device / your friend playing against you is ready to grab every opportunity..!
• Player v/s Player
• Player v/s Device
• 10 levels in both modes
• Great game sounds
• Amazing and cool graphics
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Customer Reviews
Don't even bother with this game. You cant decide where your line goes because all you can do is click the dots, and it decides for you. The computer is superhuman and you cannot win against it, it will place lines where lines already exist, so you get screwed over.
You cannot zoom in to see exactly where you are pressing and half of the time it placed a line for me that was completely off of where I wanted.
A LOT of bug & poor games play. They should pay US to download this.
Cannot zoom in to place the line where u want to
- $3.99
- Category: Games
- Released: Jan 07, 2012
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 8.1 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: i-Life Mobitech Pvt Ltd
- © 2011 i-Life Mobitech
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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My fairly young white peach tree has developed some black spots on the leaves and it seems to be spreading to a nearby peach tree.
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As he often does, J.J. Bilinski logged on the Association of Minor League Umpire's website about a week ago. He wasn't looking for anything in particular, just a few notes or any news that might be important for the upcoming season. Searching through the site, however, he came across a rather interesting piece of information.
His league identification number, which had to that point indicated his assignment to the Midwest League, had changed.
"That was when I got a hunch I was moving," he said of the discovery.
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J.J. Bilinski has been promoted four times in 20 weeks as a professional baseball umpire.
P-J file photo by Jim Riggs
A day later, it was official.
Yes, in news that should come as no surprise at all to those who have followed his career, Bilinski has been promoted yet again - this time to the "High A" Carolina League.
"It's always surprising to get a promotion," the Panama native said, "and the truth is it's always exciting, too, because that means you're getting closer and closer to the ultimate goal."
In Bilinski's case, he's closing in on that goal at breakneck speed.
Beginning his professional umpiring career in May of 2011, Bilinski spent a month calling Rookie League games for the Gulf Coast League.
From there, he was assigned to the short-season Class A New York-Pennsylvania League for a nine-week stint before moving on to the Midwest League (full-season Class A), where he spent the better part of seven weeks traveling from game to game in places like Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
For those counting, that's only about 20 weeks on the professional umpiring circuit.
Bilinski, however, is keeping his swift rise in perspective.
"It's just another rung," he said. "I'm just working hard and trying to do my best. Each umpire is different, and when guys move they're ready to move. Each level that I've been at before has prepared me for the next step, and I'm just trying to take it one step at a time, keep improving and work hard every night."
With eight teams scattered throughout the South Atlantic Coast, though most are located in Virginia and North Carolina, the Carolina League is usually the first step for high draft choices and those players with significant college experience. Among the many Major League stars who once called the league home are Johnny Bench, Wade Boggs and Bernie Williams.
Bilinski, currently spending the offseason in Jamestown, has minor league spring training in Mid-March and then reports to his newest assignment on the 5th or 6th of April.
"I am ready to get the season started," he said. "I want to be back out on that field."


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NEW VICTORIA — A local group who has been fighting to see their own church reopen has now widened their efforts.
© Steve Wadden - Cape Breton Post
Fred Milley said in addition to keeping St. Alphonsus open, his group will also help others keep their churches open as well. Sharon Montgomery-Dupe - Cape Breton Post
Fred Milley, a member of the Save St. Alphonsus Church in New Victoria coalition, said efforts will be to not only get their own church reopened, but to help others see their churches reopen as well.
"We are doing some backtracking," Milley said.
"We are checking out all the churches that have already been closed and seeing if there are decrees on them. If the bishop hasn't issued a decree of closure on a church, then it remains a church and cannot be closed."
He said Scared Heart Church is up for closure in June and the Polish Church is still uncertain how long they can keep open.
"I'm putting it out there for anyone wants to contest their former church being closed to inbox me on Facebook."
"We are trying to educate people as fast as we can so they know they have a right to keep their church."
The coalition is rallying to see St. Alphonsus Church reopen as a church, vowing the coalition will support it as a congregation.
Milley said after their coalition found out there was no decree on St. Alphonsus in Victoria Mines, St. Agnes in New Waterford, St. Joseph in New Victoria and St. Michaels in River Ryan, the coalition met with Bishop Dunn who said he would put decrees on the churches in May.
"He said there was no decree put on the churches by the former Bishop Lahey."
Milley said the bishop indicated he still isn't interested in working with their coalition.
"We will be appealing the church closures," said Milley.
"They were going to demolish these churches without decrees so it makes me wonder how many other churches out there were sold without decrees."
Milley said a decree of amalgamation of the churches was not done properly either.
"People can appeal the closure of all these churches."
Milley said once the decrees are issued, the people have 10 days to appeal. If appealed, it goes to the Bishop.
"If the Bishop says 'no,' it will go to the Vatican so it's going to hold up the sale of it at least a year and a half anyway."
Bishop Brian Dunn has confirmed he will be issuing decrees on St. Alphonsus, St. Agnes and St. Joseph Churches in May.
"If someone appeals I would respond to them, I would presume they'd have some reasons for doing this."
Dunn said if he decides the decree will stand as it is, the person would have the right to appeal to the holy sea - a congregation in Rome.
He said as far as the coalition stating an appeal could hold up any potential sale of the church for a year and a half, it is possible.
"Rome has been pretty good though, they can respond pretty quickly. They could respond within a couple of months."
The diocese earlier confirmed they are not considering the coalition's proposal as the group is not a structured society.
In the meantime, Dunn said they are still in negotiations with a second group, the Stone Church Restoration Society, which hopes to purchase St. Alphonsus Church.


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Everyone has been complaining about not being about to enter an instance and receiving this very unhelpful error message upon trying:
Additional instances cannot be launched, please try again later.
Someone left the phone off the hook, hey? So how come I've never ever run into this problem? I play on a busy server, in the busy Bloodlust battlegroup (even if it is named after a stupid Horde-only thing, still a cool name right?) at peak time. Dalaran is near unbearable. That's how busy it is.
I've always kind of assumed the instance servers are battlegroup-wide. I run lots of instances. Well at least the daily heroic each day. It doesn't take long to get a group going from LFM. But obviously we're not doing enough to bring down our instance servers.
If that's the case we need to organise a mass instance-launching assault while we still can. Before Blizzard fix it. How hard could it be? At 7.30pm ST I think we should all walk those 20 yards and pop into Violet Hold. And not in groups of 5. Oh no, each individual should be launching their own instance.
And we're running out of time! With the very next Patch Blizzard are going to fix the issue and also introduce a cross-battlegroup LFG. A concept I can't quite wrap my mind around.
Cross Battlegroup Looking For More
Overall I'm looking forward to meeting and playing with others from Bloodlust. How bad can your average PuG be? Half the battlegroup are "Oceanic" and half are normal "US" servers so I think we've got a nice mix of crazy right there.
Not quite sure what I'm going to do when I come across another Cassandri. I might have to (a) join their party and stalk them or (b) get out so fast you don't even see the duplicate. Won't know until it happens I suppose.
As it is I already have a somewhat warped view of my fellow Bloodlust-ers from Battleground chat and, yes you heard it right, meeting fellow Oceanic players in RL. Some notables:
Blackrock: a bunch of tough, tough cookies. These are the crazy Aussies who started playing WoW before Oceanic servers were assigned and then got stubborn and refused to move. On WoWiki I think their server motto is described as "Blackrock is full. GTFO". Shudder. Actually met a Mage in RL from this server. Nice guy. Totally weird.
Frostmourne: Slightly less angry than the first wave of WoW Oceanic players (but still angry), these guys rolled on the first PVP Oceanic server. Lathere's first character was on Frostmourne. Then she got tired of 1 hour queues to log into the server.
Thaurissan: A truly rare breed – the Alliance who stuck it out on a PVP realm so overrun with Horde that they took over Ironforge. The server that opened up the PVE -> PVP realm transfer option across all US servers to try and fix its faction imbalance. They're on a "comfortable" 1:3.5 Ally to Horde ratio at the moment. Hey that's not bad for Thaurissan.
Caelestraez: Holds a special place in my heart because my Shaman, Xata, lives there. It's a peaceful word (PVE) where I find most of the players are keen to battleground alot. Probably because they weren't ganked "from birth" and still believe in "honourable" kills. Plus Keeva lives there so how bad can it be?
Proudmoore: Tend to be the ones to declare the winning battleground strategy and anyone who thinks otherwise is, of course, an idiot. I think these guys have been around the block a few times. Not a very polite attitude to have considering your server is named after a girl.
If, like me, you get easily confused by many many different conversations going on at once you might not want to attempt to follow the conversation/s in my screen capture above.
Who would have thought there's a crazy flag-capping, PVP junkie, achievement-mad Cassandri wandering around the Bloodlust battlegrounds? Not me!
Note: The stuff at the start about intentionally trying to bring down the instance servers is meant in jest. Although I do believe in experiencing all this game has to offer!


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2013 SAG Awards nominations winners and losers
Loser: New comedies including 'Veep' and 'Girls'
This was a pretty good year for new comedies, from HBO's "Veep" and "Girls" to respected network offerings like "Ben and Kate" and "The Mindy Project." And last year wasn't so bad either, with returning favorites like "New Girl" and whatnot. Instead, SAG Awards voters are stuck in a time warp, still honoring things like "Glee" and "The Office" and Betty White. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Lena Dunham have plenty of acclaim and probably aren't stressing, but on a morning short on major snubs and upsets, we'll muster a little outrage on their behalves. We blame Betty White. For everything.
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As title, why are we?
No way we can convert to the dizzy pack, reasons not to?
The dizzy is so blinking old hat and large.
As title, why are we?
No way we can convert to the dizzy pack, reasons not to?
The dizzy is so blinking old hat and large.
The M 2.8 ECU used on the Later XE and V6 has no MAP sensor for controlling a Turbo.
so you are looking aftermarket if anything.
http://www.tssd.co.uk/index.htm How Tos . The two most life changing experiences you'll ever have. Finding Jesus, and having a baby.
whats wrong with a dizzy?
My Dizzy's a bit loud, and a mechanic mistook it for a bottom end rattle, which then cost me £70 to find it was a noisy dizzy instead of bottom end rattle!
good mechanic
To infinity and beyond
yea, u cud say that, want his number?
i'm ok cheers anyway though lol
To infinity and beyond
To be honest, my main problem with it is that it gets in the way!
Also, looking at fitting my chargecooler, it would be a great help if the dizzy wasn't where it was!
Bit old hat too.
better off having a dissy that a coil pack when fitting a chargecooler
Whys that then?
Quote from specialist Ford engine builder -
"Wish it was Ford that built the XE...thats one great engine..."
because the charge cooler is designed to sit where the DIS pack would be.
Plus a dissy cap and rotor arm is a damn sight cheaper to replace than a dis pac.So what did he do for £70 then? Did he fit a secondhand dizzy or just tell you it was buggered?Originally Posted by stevieboy2004
Replacing a dizzy on an XE is simple,its just a couple of 13mm bolts,it just fits straight on,theres no timing to worry about on the XE.
People could save themselves sooooo much cash if they would just buy a haynes manual and a few basic tools and have a go,if you then get stuck it wont cost you any more than it would have done in the first place to get a mechanic to do it.
1 DIS pack maybe every 10years, or a dizzy cap and rotor arm every year?Originally Posted by dathers
I bet i can guess which's cheaper
Why would you need to replace the dizzy cap so often?Originally Posted by DaveB
I just clean up the contacts and the rotor arm and out it back on.
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Because it's a turbo and the ignition system has to be in better condition.
Maybe they thought that the dis pack couldn't take the heat.
But it is fitted to the v6, but then they didn't what a V6 dissy I guess
plus the v6 is more of a cruiser than a sports car,the turbo is more likely to be redlined on a regular basis.
I'd say it was just money. Why go through all the new ECU develpment costs on a low volume engine that you know will end production soon?
VMAX or someone offer DIS conversion, but doesn't really gain much unless you're trying to fit it in a RWD car or something.


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Legislative auditor Daryl Purpera said his office has begun an investigative audit of St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Walter Reed's office -- something Parish President Pat Brister and Reed requested earlier this month. Purpera did not provide a timetable for when the audit might be complete.
On Aug. 4, Brister and Reed both sent Purpera letters asking for an audit of the office. The requests came as federal investigators examine Reed's campaign spending and his relationship with St. Tammany Parish Hospital.
Brister said Reed's office requested additional funds from parish government in recent years and said, "the public has a right to know that their tax dollars are being used in ethical, productive and efficient ways."
Reed said he was requesting the audit following "allegations of improper expenditures" by the news media.
Purpera previously said he received Brister's letter first.
NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune and WVUE Fox 8 News previously reported on special retirement plan and medical reimbursement plans Reed instituted for a handful of individuals in his office. Both plans were funded with public money.
The district attorney's office contributed 20 percent of certain employee's salaries to a supplemental retirement plan every year between 2006 and 2012. That equaled about $3,100 a month for Reed in 2011 -- the most recent full year of the program.
Reed's office also was contributing 9 percent of his salary every year to the state employee retirement program.
Reed and six other district attorney's office employees also benefited from a plan that used public money to pay for medical expenses, including co-payments and medications. Reed's reimbursements totaled $11,864 between 2011 and 2013, according to records released by his office.
Reed said both plans were designed to retain key employees.
Parish records show Reed's office asked for an additional $252,200 in 2011. The office spent $232,125 on its retirement and medical reimbursement plans that year, according to records from the district attorney's office.
Brister said Reed's office was "the most consistent in coming and asking us for money." She said she could not recall other agencies asking parish government for additional funds.
"We must have insight into his entire spending practices in order to allocate those funds in good conscience," she said in her letter to Purpera.
A federal grand jury has subpoenaed Reed's campaign spending records from the Castine Center, a Mandeville venue where he held several fundraisers, related to both Reed and his son, Steven. Walter Reed's campaign paid Steven Reed's company, Liquid Bread, $29,400 to provide what it called "catering" at a 2012 event.
The Castine Center's records show no evidence that Steven Reed did anything to earn the money.
Federal investigators also are examining Reed's relationship with St. Tammany Parish Hospital. Reed received a $30,000 annual retainer to provide legal services for the hospital's board for nearly two decades.
He claimed he was being paid as a private attorney, but the hospital has maintained -- and provided documents backing up its claim -- that its agreement was with the district attorney's office, not Reed personally.


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A longtime Democratic incumbent managed to hold onto his seat and gain an eighth term representing the 135th district.
Democrat Steve Samuelson, 52, of Bethlehem, during tonight's race defeated Republican newcomer Kenneth Barreto, 28, of Bethlehem, an Iraq war veteran.
The 135th district includes east Allentown, much of the city of Bethlehem and the second ward of Bethlehem Township, Pa.
Barreto after conceding called the campaign "tough" against a longtime incumbent. He said he didn't think Samuelson was in touch with voters during the race.
"I want him to get back in touch with the people," Barreto said. "And take their concerns to Harrisburg."
Samuelson, a married father of two, during his campaign vowed to fight the $1.2 billion in cuts made to state education funding that, he said, hurt the Lehigh Valley. He also characterized himself as a hands-on legislator who makes house calls to citizens and believed an educated workforce is essential to Pennsylvania's economic development.
Samuelson during the campaign had touted his record in fighting for reform in Harrisburg. He pushed many times for legislation to take congressional redistricting out of the hands of the Legislature and into the hands of a nonpartisan committee and he vowed to keep at it.
Barreto in his second bid for an elected seat after an unsuccessful run for Bethlehem Area School Board in 2011, had wanted to eliminate school property taxes with an increase in the income and sales taxes. Barreto also said school districts have been hit hard by funding cuts and he'd like to see funding increase.
Both candidates also favored closing the Delaware loophole, that allows companies to avoid paying taxes, however, they supported different proposals. Barreto had backed Pennsylvania tapping its own energy in the Marcellus Shale, but had said that tax should be increased in line with other states.
Samuelson had wanted to see a fair extraction tax on natural gas drillers and sponsored a bill that would do so.