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Gallery includes people, nature, travel and wedding images. Awards and ... Category: Photography\Photographers
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Images captured in Japan, San Diego, California, Washington D.C. and ... Category: Photography\Photographers
Discuss camera bodies, equipment, selling photography, workflow, and for-sale items. ... Category: Photography\Chats and Forums
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Current and past articles from the magazine about lighting. Category: Performing Arts\Theatre
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"We stayed at Liberty Lodge for 5 nights at the end of August. We had an amazing stay. The Lodge is beautifully decorated in a art deco style, it has a personal touch which most places lack. The view of Table Mountain from the Terrace is spectacular. The Lodge is in a perfect location, it is a 5 minute walk to Koof street, one of Cape Town's Restaurant and Boutique shop streets. The location gives you a chance to experience Cape Town as a "local" rather than some of the other areas such as the waterfront which feel very touristy.
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Originally just put in DBM-Core as a bit of humor during a test phase. The sounds became quite popular and when removed from last DBM release got numerous requests from users wanting them back. Since archaeology sounds don't really belong in the base mod, I decided to bring that feature back in plugin form!.
Now you can enjoy all your old god whispers in your dig sites. What this mod does is play a random C'thun and Yogg Saron whispers from the game files any time you loot a keystone. Archaeology is a profession meddling with the ancient artifacts of azeroth yet no one is paying any mind ot you. This plugin gives archaeology a bit of RP when the old gods whisper you as if they are noticing you meddling with things you should not be, giving archaeology that feel it should have had to begin with.
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Get locals (especially for loot message) so everyone can enjoy plugin. Right now I can only guarentee full functionality on English local clients.
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By GEORGE GRAHAM
CHARLEMONT - State police, searching for a missing Springfield teen who disappeared Saturday while tubing in the Deerfield River, said they recovered a body early Wednesday afternoon.
State Police Lt. Eric Anderson said divers recovered the body shortly after noon. Police have yet to confirm, however, whether it was the body of 18-year-old Shanara Henry.
Henry, who graduated from Central High School Friday, was tubing with a group of ten friends when they all flipped in strong rapids.
None were wearing life jackets and Henry did not know how to swim.
Due to recent rains, water levels have been unusually high and currents have been treacherous, officials said.


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By Tony Parra
Portales Economic Development Manager Darla Wilhoit earned certification as Floodplain Manager, which Wilhoit said is one of the factors which helps keep flood insurance rates low for Portales.
The announcement was made during the city council meeting on Tuesday. Wilhoit said previous city inspector Doug Rapp was also a certified floodplain manager. Rapp resigned to take a position as state inspector in late January.
"(Certification) will allow the city to continue to participate in the National Flood Insurance Program under the direction of the Federal Emergency Management Agency," Wilhoit said. "The city has been participating in it for the last two to three years. The program works on a rating system through a series of tasks and plans related to flood improvements in the city."
Wilhoit said there are 10 classes in the rating system and the city can earn points through flood improvements in Portales. Movement to a higher class results in a percentage discount in the flood insurance for home owners in Portales, according to Wilhoit.
"It takes long-term planning to be able to move up in class," Wilhoit said. "My goal is to within one to three years put in place bigger action plans and expand foodplain management to accumulate points and receive (insurance) discounts."
Wilhoit also confirmed the winner of a street improvement bid is K. Barnett and Sons, Inc. from Clovis with a bid of $331,860.48. Lipham Construction Co., Inc. of Hereford, Texas had a lower bid of $326,446.79. However, state regulations require a bid from a non-resident company must be five percent less than the state resident company's bid, according to Wilhoit.
Wilhoit said the next step is to send a notice of award to K. Barnett and Sons Inc. and a formal letter to Lipham notifying the company did not receive the bid.
"We have to execute the contract and hold a pre-construction conference," Wilhoit said. "Construction will commence within 10 days of execution of the contract."


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In a nutshell, Jenny Bowen literally changed the way China cares for its orphaned children. She is the founder of Half the Sky Foundation and has received a Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. Her story is told in Wish You Happy Forever, a memoir of how a Western woman (and former screenwriter) made social change and learned how to make it happen in China.
To learn more about Jenny's story join her for her book talk and signing at 7:30 tonight at Powell's Books located at 1005 W Burnside in Portland.
In the winter of 1996, Jenny Bowen hardly fit the profile of the starry-eyed, twenty something social entrepreneur: she was almost fifty, married with two grown children, and established in her film career. But a newspaper photo of a dying child, one of thousands of baby girls languishing in Chinese orphanages, changed the world as she knew it, completely and forever.
Bowen and her husband adopted a little girl from China, not out of a need to build a family but simply to save one child. Their new daughter came home weak, malnourished, delayed and shutdown - a poster child for all that is wrong with an orphanage upbringing. Just a year later, as she watched her toddler romping around in the garden, full of joy and giggles, looking like she'd been adored from the moment she was born, Bowen was overcome with a new resolve. She must do what she could to bring the same nurturing care and love to those many thousands of children left behind. The ones she couldn't bring home.
With a few friends and a handful of experts, she created Half the Sky, an organization committed to bringing a caring adult into the life of every orphaned child in China. Without knowing a word of Chinese or anything about China or government relations or running a nonprofit or even much about child development, Bowen set out to convince the Chinese government to re-imagine its entire child welfare system. Incredibly, she did.
Today, Jenny Bowen is the only Westerner working with the Chinese government to train every child welfare worker in that vast nation, and Wish You Happy Forever allows readers to follow her journey.


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As The Oregonian's Jillian Cohan Martin -- an Omamas contributor and A&E editor -- writes in her review of the book:
"That message -- forget the parenting rat race and focus on intangibles that really matter -- permeates 'Minimalist Parenting,' the print-instead-of-pixels advice manual from parenting bloggers Asha Dornfest, a Portlander who runs Parent Hacks, and Christine Koh, the brain scientist-turned-writer behind BostonMamas.com.
"In the book, Dornfest and Koh urge parents to 'make room for remarkable.' Instead of adding more, more, more to family life, clear out the clutter in your home, your schedule, your meals and your budget. When you do, they promise, you'll find there's room for more fun, more relaxation, more meaningful connections.
At noon Thursday, authors Dornfest and Koh will join the Omamas for a live chat about "Minimalist Parenting." Won't you join us too? Chime in with your questions, wisdom and lessons learned.
Feel free to play the chat now to add your questions and comments. We'll feed them into the chat starting at noon Thursday. Hope to see you then.
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The right to vote is one we fought to have; exercise it on Tuesday | In Our Opinion
This coming Tuesday, residents of Whidbey Island have an opportunity to be a part of the Democratic process.
Candidates have stepped forward to run for various races in all levels of government including Congress, state House of Representatives and Island County government.
The primary election serves to narrow voters' options to two candidates per race with the top two going forward to November's general election.
On a local level, voters will select their top candidates for county auditor, treasurer and commissioner. Each of those races have more than two candidates vying for spots in the November General Election.
Voting at election time is a surefire way to express whether you are dissatisfied with how an elected official has performed his or her duties or don't like how an agency is being run.
Voting is a hard-fought right, and exercising that right is vital to the American form of government.
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Prestige Senior Living begins managing Auburn Meadows Senior Living Community
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Prestige Senior Living, LLC., a Washington-based leader in senior living, recently began managing Auburn Meadows Senior Living Community, Assisted Living and Memory Care, as part of a second wave of building management transitions following an acquisition by CNL Healthcare Properties.
The community will be renamed Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows.
"We are constantly seeking new ways to invest in the communities across our footprint," said Harold Delamarter, president and CEO of Prestige Care. "As we expand our organization, we will continue to foster the growth of compassionate, qualified staff and innovative programs to expand our continuum of senior care and services."
Additional Prestige-managed communities in Washington are Independent and Assisted Living at Bridgewood, Monticello Park Independent and Assisted Living and Independent and Assisted Living at Rosemont.
The company plans to introduce its award-winning Expressions memory care program for residents living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia at Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows.
"This partnership with CNL Healthcare Properties marks an important opportunity for us to spread our vision of quality care to new communities throughout the Pacific Northwest," Delamarter said. "We look forward to collaborating with CNL and sharing our values-based approach to senior care with residents and staff at these communities."
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012 7:19 AM
This is an artist's rendering of a proposed 625-foot Ferris wheel, billed as the world's largest, planned as part of a retail and hotel complex along the Staten Island waterfront in New York. The attraction, called the New York Wheel, will cost an estimated $230 million. (AP Photo/Office of the Mayor of New York)
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Kristin Cavallari was spotted taking her dog for a walk yesterday afternoon. She may only be in the middle of her first pregnancy, but she's already planning baby #2. Maybe she'll follow in Tori Spelling's footsteps and have her kids close together?
Completely switching topics: looking at Kristin's pretty dress makes me think about spring/summer fashions. I like this print, and that's a big thing for me to admit, because I typically don't do prints. Yet a recent shopping trip made me realize that there will be NO avoiding prints this season! Are you ready for the current trend?
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Jean Patchett, (born Feb. 16, 1926, Preston, Md.—died Jan. 22, 2002, La Quinta, Calif.) American model who , became a photographic icon during the 1950s and appeared on over 40 magazine covers. Her defining images were the ones in which Irving Penn captured her seated in a café chewing pensively on a string of pearls and the Erwin Blumenfeld Jan. 1, 1950, Vogue cover, which featured her perfectly penciled left eye, pouty red lips, and a trademark natural beauty mark. She ended her modeling career in 1963.


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Syracuse, NY -- More than 50 supporters of the Syracuse school district gathered at McKinley-Brighton Elementary School on Syracuse's South Side as part of a statewide effort to prevent cuts for education funding in the 2011-12 state budget.
The Alliance for Quality Education and Citizen Action of New York organized the simultaneous events in Syracuse and four other big cities around the state. The groups are expecting Gov. Andrew Cuomo to propose education cuts when he presents his budget Feb. 1.
Tanika Jones-Cole, the local leader of Citizen Action, is urging the group to pledge to "win the war on education" being waged by those who want to cut state funding. She's asking them to write letters to the governor and get activated.
Syracuse school Superintendent Daniel Lowengard made a brief appearance and asked the group to heed Cole-Jones and advocate to get all city students the schools and education they deserve.
As part of the anti-cut campaign, the alliance released a report today that attempts to make a case that cuts would put struggling students even farther behind in under-performing schools in high need districts such as Syracuse.
At this point numbers are preliminary, but the Syracuse district is projecting a $47 million budget gap and a possible 425 job cuts for the new fiscal year. The district, which has roughly 4,000 employees, has a current budget of $354.5 million.
Schools identified as "in need of improvement"; by the New York State Education Department on average spend less than the highest income districts even though the students in the struggling schools need more help, the report found.
Syracuse has 20 schools in need of improvement, including all four of its traditional high schools, according to the state education department. That compares with only one in suburban Onondaga County.
The study says statewide the highest income districts spend $1,712 more per pupil than do schools in need of improvement.
Statewide, 69 percent of the students in schools in need of improvement are African-American and Hispanic, compared with 9.73 percent in low needs schools, the study found.
Read the full report.
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Baylor > Office of Academic Support Programs > About Us
About USAcademic Support Programs offers to all Baylor students a comprehensive range of classes, services, and programs based on a variety of students needs and learning preferences, including tutoring, collaborative learning through a Supplemental Instruction (SI) program, mentoring, workshop instruction, academic counseling and advisement, as well as a graded study skills course. The department also coordinates academic intervention for students referred by faculty for grade-related and class attendance issues and provides grade recovery resources for students on academic probation as well as targeted support for any student wanting to improve grades.
In addition to its administrative offices on the Ground Level, west wing, of the Sid Richardson building, the department houses a large study commons (west wing), two tutoring centers (east and west wings), and classroom (east wing).


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Tokyo takes on Zuma
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale's ANC presidential campaign has finally gotten off the ground with his lobbyists putting together an election slate they hope will help him unseat President Jacob Zuma.
The slate, which is being circulated to ANC structures - mainly in the Eastern Cape and Western Cape - ahead of the ruling party's elective national conference in December, has Sexwale as president and current ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe as his deputy.
Other names on the list are those of Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula as secretary-general; KwaZulu-Natal education MEC Senzo Mchunu as deputy secretary-general; North West premier Thandi Modise as national chairwoman; and Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile as treasurer-general.
Although Zuma and Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe are still regarded as the front-runners in the party's presidential race, those lobbying for Sexwale say they are banking on what they have dubbed "the Anyone But Zuma" or "ABZ" phenomenon, which they say is sweeping through party structures.
"While Motlanthe may be preferred by many who seek change, there is uncertainty over whether he will definitely stand against Zuma. So ABZ may end up working in chief's [Sexwale's] favour," said one of his campaigners.
Sexwale bid unsuccessfully for the presidency at the ANC's elective conference in 2007.
Approached for comment on Sexwale's presidential bid, his spokesman, Xolani Xundu, said: "These are internal matters to do with electoral processes within the ANC, which is the party the minister belongs to. At the right time, upon the appropriate platform, the minister will make his views abundantly clear."
News of the Sexwale campaign kickoff comes as a TNS survey indicates that Zuma is losing support among urban voters and has been narrowly surpassed by Motlanthe in the popularity stakes.
According to the survey, conducted among a sample of 2000 adults last month, 49% of people in metropolitan areas approve of Motlanthe, while only 46% believe Zuma is doing a good job.
The drop in Zuma's popularity from a high of 55% in February can largely be attributed to the controversy around crime intelligence boss Richard Mdluli and public unhappiness over the government's handling of the e-tolling saga, said TNS senior adviser Neil Higgs.
Motlanthe's approval rating is higher among black people, at 66%, than is Zuma's, at just 60%.
A Sexwale campaigner based in Johannesburg said that some of Motlanthe's supporters were ready to back Sexwale.
"Kgalema was the first choice, but there's disillusionment amid a feeling that he doesn't have the backbone to stand," said the lobbyist, who asked not to be named.
A pro-Sexwale ANC provincial executive committee (PEC) member in the Western Cape said he was confident that the campaign enjoyed some support in seven provinces, with only KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga proving difficult.
He singled out the Eastern Cape as the province where Sexwale was most popular - even though the provincial executive committee is dominated by Zuma's allies.
The inclusion of Mantashe on the slate as Sexwale's deputy, he said, was as a result of party structures in the Eastern Cape insisting on having one of their own in a top ANC post.
"There's a feeling in the Eastern Cape that they need to be represented in the top six and that [Mantashe] should be up there. This is a very senior position he is being offered," said the Western Cape PEC member.
Mantashe could not be reached for comment yesterday.
As the province with the second highest number of ANC members, the Eastern Cape has become a major battleground for various party factions, who see it as key to winning the elections at Mangaung.
The TNS survey indicates that Motlanthe is slightly more popular than Zuma in the province, with 39% of respondents approving of him, as opposed to Zuma's 37% approval rating. Zuma is the more popular leader in Port Elizabeth, while his deputy trounces him in East London.
By backing Mbalula for the secretary-general position, Sexwale's campaigners hope to woo the ANC Youth League - which has been vocal in calling for a Motlanthe presidency - to switch sides.
Two Sexwale associates told the Sunday Times that he has a good relationship with league deputy president Ronald Lamola, who is effectively in charge of the organisation following the expulsion of its president, Julius Malema, from the ANC.
But a youth league leader with close ties to Malema said Motlanthe remained the organisation's preferred candidate. He said the league would only consider Sexwale for one of the other five top ANC positions.
"Tokyo is our force, we are working together as part of the change [grouping]. When Tokyo gets support, we take it as our support," he said.
Among Motlanthe's supporters, the league leader said, Sexwale is earmarked for the deputy president or treasurer-general post.


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BLOOMFIELD -- You may start feeling a bit giddy after a few minutes inside the Piazza Brothers Wine Room, but it's not from the vino - it's from the sheer sense of fun that pervades the place.
Enter 690 Gulf Ave., Bloomfield, and you know you are in for an experience. First, there's the genuine enthusiasm of a Piazza brother, which is tough to resist. And second, there's the anticipation of creating your own wine with some expert help.
Rooted in a family tradition that dates back generations, the winemaking techniques at the Wine Room are taken seriously. But as at any winery, customers begin with the basics - selecting from among 25 different varieties of premium California grapes.
Ownership of the hands-on winery has given brothers John, 55, and Alfred (Freddy) Piazza, 61, a chance to celebrate a family tradition and their Italian heritage on an ongoing basis.
"When you come to this place, it's more than the wine - it's the story behind the wine. It's our family," said John Piazza, who, with his brother, purchased what was then a 6-year-old business in 2006.
"It was my father's responsibility to make wine for my grandfather. He didn't have a choice," Piazza said as he recalled his childhood. When he and his brother were old enough to assist their dad in the wine-making process, they too became enamored of the tradition. It didn't matter that their uncle owned a large liquor store: Wine was different; it had to be homemade.
"That was part of the heritage. In Italy, everybody makes their own wine," Piazza said. His grandfather, Fredrico, grew up in a small village outside of Naples, Italy, and immigrated to the United States with other family members in 1906.
Today, the Piazza brothers are building a business sharing their heritage with others.
The Wine Room is "a dream business for us and our customers," Piazza said. "We have a lot of fun. We take our winemaking seriously, but it's really about having a good time."
The process, from crushing the grapes to bottling the beverage, takes about eight months. Some customers, however, "like to age their wine for an additional period of time," leaving their wine in the barrels for an additional 10 or 12 months," Piazza said.
Either way, the end result is eminently potable.
In keeping with another family tradition, the Piazzas are active in numerous fund-raising events on Staten Island.
"We support the community wholeheartedly," said Piazza, noting the brothers' support of the Festa Italiana fund-raiser, held annually at the Staten Island Zoo, West Brighton; the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum and the Eger Health Care & Rehabilitation Center, Egbertville, to name a few.
For additional information, log onto the Wine Room's Web site at piazzawineroom.com, or call the winery at 718-982-9463.
Barton Horowitz is the Advance senior business writer/columnist. He may be reached by e-mail at email@example.com.


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What you are about to see comes from Brigham Young University's Splash Lab, where a team of the coolest Mormons ever simulated a urine stream and captured the fun in super slow-motion.
This stream of water is a simulated urine stream entering a body of water similar to a toilet. The amount of splash is considerable and should make one reconsider standing up to urinate.
Splash is formed both from the initial impact as well as the collapse of this large cavity. The process repeats itself over and over creating a real mess.
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To the Editor:
Concerning Deborah Sutton's Dec. 3 letter, "Climate-change agenda shameful," which commented on e-mails from scientists, released by a computer hacker, that allegedly show some global warming data to have been twisted or falsified:
I'd like to know why Sutton thinks the exposure and possible distortion
— by criminals — of private e-mails from a few scientists forms a
"hoax" that should implicate and negate the work of an international
community of scientists.
Most scientists do not profit just because their conclusion supports one hypothesis or another. They are paid to collect and analyze data. In climate-change science, we're dealing with data from a whole planet!
Not all such data supports anthropogenic global warming. However, out of thousands of international studies, 90 percent support that our climate is warming beyond typical natural cycles, and that it is probably due to greenhouse gases. This climate change is projected to negatively impact the lives of billions of people.
So, does Sutton really think it is shameful for our president and other governments to try to lower our carbon emissions?
Sutton also suggests it is "corruption" because we are being encouraged to use more efficient — that is, less costly in the long run — compact fluorescent light bulbs. She cites a common manipulation of facts when she states that you need a hazmat team to clean up mercury from broken CFL bulbs.
A mercury fact sheet, published by the federal government's Energy Star program, states:
"The use of CFLs actually reduces overall mercury emissions. CFLs use less coal-generated electricity than incandescent bulbs and coal-fired power plants around the world emit significant amounts of mercury."
The fact sheet also gives easy steps to deal with broken bulbs. Burned out bulbs may be recycled in our county.
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Welcome to our Chinese Club! We meet every other Tuesday this semester for activities related to China and Chinese culture, such as trip to Chinatown in Philadelphia for Moon Festival, Chinese calligraphy, games, movies, cooking, etc. We're people interested in China and Chinese culture, including students knowing Chinese or not knowing Chinese, faculty advisors, etc. (Hopefully we will have student members from China soon!) You don't need to know Chinese to join the club. Everybody is welcome to join and/or contribute!
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When Greg Meakin first conceived the idea of building an ice arena in Kitsap County, he had no idea where to start. As the story goes, he was standing on his back patio, thinking about his then-11-year-old twins, Carson and Colton, who had no place to play ice hockey in the town they called home. And Meakin set out to change that.
He started out with a dream, no cash, and no idea how to achieve his goal of bringing a premiere ice arena to Kitsap County.
He did what any entrepreneur would do: he took it one step at a time and accomplished little goals to make the overall goal more achievable.
After finding a financier in his former employer, Chuck and Joann Haselwood, owners of the Haselwood Auto Group, the real work began.
In two short years, Meakin found a location right here in Bremerton (the first choice, at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds, fell through), came up with a tangible plan and built the ice arena. In two years, Meakin managed to do more than most people do in a lifetime.
Because he had the dream and the initiative to get it done. Dreams can be very powerful.
But by the time the ice arena opened on May 31, there was already a buzz in the community: Was the ice arena the pride and joy of Bremerton in financial trouble?
The answer was a whole-hearted yes.
Now, less than six months after Meakin realized his dream, he needs the community he believed in to believe in him. Even though the Haselwoods have foreclosed on the Bremerton Ice Arena, Meakin is not giving up the ship.
What he needs is capital. He needs investors to buy into the dream and the reality that, on its surface, the ice arena is a sound business investment.
The problem wasnt that the ice arena wasnt doing business. It is, and a hearty amount of business at that.
The Bremerton Ice Arena is bigger than Meakin; it is a solid sign that things can, and do, happen in Kitsap County. The Bremerton Ice Arena is a sign that Bremerton is on the upswing: it is part of the foundation on which renovation is being built.
It is a healthy, fun, family entertainment outlet that some communities envy. Somewhere, out there, there is an investor looking for a good opportunity. Somewhere, out there, there is a bank willing to refinance an ice arena to give it a second chance and to prove that it, too, believes in Bremerton.
Whomever steps up and gives Meakin a much-needed helping hand will be doing him and the community a favor. Now its just a matter of who will step up first.
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It's been five years since Jerry Seinfeld performed his stand-up act in Birmingham, but he returns this Friday for a 7 p.m. show at the BJCC Concert Hall. Ticketmaster shows just a few seats left, and Seinfeld's previous shows in the Magic City have sold out.
So what do you do if you're not one of the lucky few with tickets? His groundbreaking TV series ended its NBC run nearly 15 years ago, and the comedian makes sporadic appearances on national TV shows and in stand-up venues around the country.
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After a successful run in syndication, "Seinfeld" has earned more than a billion dollars in syndication, currently running daily in the Birmingham area on TBS and CW 21. Classic episodes abound, but our favorites include "The Boyfriend," "The Parking Garage" and, of course, "The Contest," which TV Guide a few years ago called the top TV episode of all time. In addition, you can get "Seinfeld" on DVD, either season-by-season or in a "complete series" set.
Seinfeld got his start as a stand-up comedian, and some say he's at his very best when he's in front of a live audience. Who are we to argue? His live shows are relatively clean, with Seinfeld's unique take on everyday life. In February, he debuted five minutes of new comedy material, some of which Friday's audience will inevitably hear (topics included the temperature of beer and littering at a movie theater). Can't catch him Friday? Future stops on his tour include Tampa, Fla., Las Vegas and New York.
You can catch the real Jerry Seinfeld on Twitter at @JerrySeinfeld, but a fun alternative is @SeinfeldToday, which tweets modern-day "Seinfeld" episode recaps: "TMZ mistakenly reports that Jerry is near death. Newman is their anonymous source. 'This says I'm dead, but I'm relatively sure I'm alive.'" Or this one from this week: "George dumps his gf because her coffee order is too long. 'She wrote it for me once. It was a paragraph! You get one sentence, that's it!'"
After years away from anything resembling sitcoms or TV, Seinfeld made a comeback of sorts with the Internet show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee." A 10-episode first season included Seinfeld tooling around with the likes of Colin Quinn, Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks, and even his one-time TV co-star Michael Richards. A new season of the web series is in production now, according to Seinfeld's Twitter feed (the real one, not the fake one). You can check out the first season at www.comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com.
When all else fails, be on the lookout for interviews with Seinfeld, who's not an easy one for journalists to land. He's been good to The New York Times, though. He talked to TV writer Bill Carter about the upcoming season of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" ("I don't want to play the old game. I played that game. I want to play a new game."). And then there's an extensive piece by Jonah Weiner in December. The profile covers a lot of territory, including Seinfeld's obsession with picking his jokes apart. That, according to Sarah Silverman, is what sets him apart from everyone else. "Whereas most comedians are lazy ..." she says, "He's the ultimate craftsman."


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Dear Mr. Mayor: Thank you for looking into the matter of Cedar Grove Beach Club. I appreciate your diligence. However, I don't think that you are being given the correct information from employees within your administration.
The members of Cedar Grove Beach Club did sign some kind of agreement that they would vacate the premises by Sept. 30, 2010. Did you know that if they didn't sign that agreement, that most members would not have been able to retrieve cherished items. The city Parks Department would have effectively closed the beach on Dec. 31, 2009, and there would have been no way for us to retrieve our belongings.
You should also know that the agreement was signed to protect an employee, a caretaker, who has been a great asset to our community for a good many years. If the members had not signed the agreement, he and his family would have been out of employment but, more importantly, a home.
I submit to you for your consideration that this was a form of bullying on the part of the New York City administration and should be treated as such.
If these are the kinds of people that you surround yourself with, then I am sorry to have supported you. I thought that you were more savvy than that, and I am sorry to call myself a New Yorker.
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If you ask the West Perry coaching staff, they'll tell you they were a year early heading into District play.
With a lineup consisting of just one senior starter – and only one more to see playing time — this years' district game was about learning and gaining confidence for next fall.
On Oct. 23 at COBO Field in Camp Hill against the number one seeded Trinity Shamrocks, West Perry used a defensive-mindset to hold the prolific scoring team to just three goals in a 3-0 first round game.
"It worked," head coach Steve Hile said of the defensive game plan. "This game was about gaining confidence for next year, and holding Trinity to three goals should give these girls a lot of that. Other than the 3-4 game last year, this is the best score we've ever had against them, and it's the best we've ever had at this field."
Trinity jumped ahead in the eighth minute when Ashley Mahaffey fired a low-liner that took a bad hop right as it approached Mustang keeper Gabby Miller.
Trinity scored just one more first-half goal, a beautifully designed play featuring a pass from Michaela Oliverio to star Sara Sajer.
Miller, who is only a sophomore, played an outstanding game, making tough save after tough save, finished the night with 10 saves.
Other than a 30-yard strike over Miller's head late in the second half, West Perry's defense — and the play of Miller — starred.
"We didn't want them to put their offense together," Hile explained. "So we put together this defense – and the girls agreed it gave us the best opportunity to compete. We were hoping to catch them off guard and grab a goal."
Featuring juniors Morgan Cless, Emma Harris, Caitlin White and Alicia Newmaster, along with senior Courtney Bowersox, West Perry bent but rarely broke. Trinity, who outshot the Mustangs 13-0, were visibly frustrated with the Mustangs 2-1-2-5 defense, that had just three offensive players with the remaining seven dropping back in defensive positions.
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Organized by the Upper Deerfield Township Committee and Economic Development Committee and co-sponsored by the Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce and Cumberland Development Corporation, the business conference will be held at the Edgar Joyce Senior Center, 1323 Highway 77, by the Municipal Building in Seabrook.
"We will be focusing on several easy-to-achieve ways in which businesses can realize significant cost savings," said Ed Overdevest, chairman of the Upper Deerfield Economic Development Committee. "In this era of difficult budget choices, these alternatives offer a comparatively painless way to help meet the lingering challenges of today's economy."
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At 6:30, Keith Black, vice president of marketing with Constellation Energy, and Stephen King, vice president of retail sales with Constellation Energy, will speak on energy choices for lower costs.
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Thomas William Siebert, dearly loved husband of Elsie Nordhausen Siebert, died Oct. 30, 2012, at his home in Pawleys Island, after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Tom was born May 9, 1938, in Summit, the son of the late Dorothy Bowker Siebert and William Siebert.
Tom attended Summit High School and Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y. He was a member of the Wholesale Drug Association, the Coast Guard Auxiliary and Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church.
Tom had many passions and liked to stay busy - working outside and around the house, fixing cars and other mechanical objects, following NASCAR - but his most beloved pastime was boating. Tom spent many happy hours piloting his boat and fishing on Lake Lanier during the two decades he and Elsie lived in Georgia.
Tom also treasured his Summit roots and specifically several close friends he'd known since grade school. Tom worked in the pharmaceutical distribution business for 30 years and retired as a vice president of Bergen Brunswig/AmerisourceBergen, before becoming a highly sought after pharmaceutical industry consultant.
His family thanks the nurses and Dr. Neil Shore at CURC for all the hugs and caring he always received there.
Survivors include his wife and three sons. Thomas, Jr. (partner Angelique) of San Diego, Calif.; Robert (Lorri) of Atlanta, Ga.; and Mark (Sherry) of Wichita, Kan. and seven grandchildren, Abigail Kate, Dillon, Elise Kay, Boyd, Aaron, Conner and Brian Siebert.
A Memorial Service was held, Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at the Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church. Officiating was Rev. Frank Holsclaw.
Memorial donations may be made to the Tideland Community Hospice, 2591 N. Fraser St., Georgetown, SC 29440 or the Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church, 9967 Ocean Highway, Pawleys Island, SC 29585-7415.
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1 small onion, thinly sliced
4 boneless pork chops, about 1/2 inch thick
Salt and pepper
1 can (103/4 ounces) cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 medium green bell pepper, sliced
Hot cooked rice
Heat grill to medium-high or oven to 450 degrees. Center 1/4 of the onion slices on each sheet of foil. Top with pork chops; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Combine soup and soy sauce; spoon over pork chops. Top with green pepper slices.
Bring up foil sides. Double-fold the top and ends to seal packet, leaving room for heat circulation. Repeat to make 4 packets.
Grill 10 to 12 minutes on a covered grill, or bake 16 to 18 minute on a cookie sheet. Serve over rice.
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Approximate values per serving (excluding rice): 279 calories, 17 g fat, 76 mg cholesterol, 24 g protein, 6 g carbohydrates, 1 g fiber, 941 mg sodium, 56 percent calories from fat.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - There's lots of tradition talk with Ohio State this week, the latest involving the demise of St. John Arena, and a well-deserved award for a Buckeye legend.
Ohio State has announced plans for a new 4,000-seat, $10 million arena at the edge of campus, about a block behind the Ohio State football headquarters, that will for the most part replace St. John Arena, the former basketball home of the Buckeyes that the school has been planning to tear down.
The Columbus Dispatch reported that the new building, to be called the Covelli Arena after the family making the donation, will be the new home of seven sports, including wrestling, volleyball and gymnastics. Women's basketball could play some games there as well.
St. John Arena will eventually come down, with that space across from Ohio Stadium used for classroom buildings or student housing.
Fans are already wondering what will happen to the football pregame Skull Session housed in St. John, but it's obvious that the school won't make a decision about maintaining an aging facility in order to house a pep rally seven times a year.
Fans could certainly argue that St. John should have been renovated and kept as the home of Ohio State basketball when the new Schottenstein Center was built more than a decade ago as the Buckeyes' new basketball home. But that ship has sailed, and St. John isn't used enough now for how much the school says it costs to keep it up. The athletic department already moved its offices out of St. John.
So the building is basically falling apart. But the conference wasn't.
I always believe you have to pick your battles when it comes to tradition. Cling to the past at all costs and you come across as an old crank. Constantly sprint into the future with no regard and you come across as callous and unaware of history. There's room for progress and tradition, room for the future and the past in our present.
That brings us to Chris Spielman, one of the most beloved Buckeyes in history. He was named the recipient of the Dungy-Thompson Humanitarian Award today, a Big Ten honor given to someone who succeeds in leadership and humanitarian efforts.
Spielman lost his wife, Stefanie, to breast cancer three years ago, and the former linebacker and his children have continued her work in raising money and awareness in the name of cancer research.
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Torral Scott, of Queens, is accused of stealing items like computer hard drives, ink cartridges, and other items, all totaling more than $30,000, according to court documents.
Two other women, Latoya Payne and Cameo Scott, were also in on the thefts, according to court documents.
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The women are accused of stealing items 11 different times from seven different Target stores, according to court documents. The women told police they sold the items to someone else.
Torral Scott, 40, faces charges of organized retail theft, criminal conspiracy, retail theft, receiving stolen property and related charges.
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After watching tape of the Buffalo Bills-Jets game last week, Redskins coach Mike Shanahan saw something he didn't expect — a team willing to throw right at cornerback Darrelle Revis.
"I was a little bit surprised, I think he was a little surprised. He wasn't ready for that because nobody does that and it probably caught him a little bit by surprise," Shanahan said. "I don't think anybody is going to catch him by surprise anymore. They might do that once but it's not going to happen again.
"If you watch him on tape, anytime he's challenged he plays at a very high level. He didn't think he was going to get challenged in that game and he was a bit surprised himself."
Shanahan said he expects Revis to bounce back in a strong way, citing a pattern of shutdown games throughout the season.
"I can guarantee that will happen because he's done that throughout the year against some excellent football players. He's in a class by himself as far as I'm concerned," he said.
Shanahan also complemented Rex Ryan on his playcalling against Shanahan's former team, the Broncos. A stout performance for most of the game was completely forgotten thanks to a 95-yard Tim Tebow-led drive that eventually won the game for Denver.
The culmination was a 20-yard touchdown run with less than a minute to play when the Jets appeared to rush eight defenders. Shanahan said it was the right move.
"You take a look at 12 possessions, you take a look at eight three-and-outs when they're averaging four yards per carry, the other one was five plays for 13-yards," Shanahan said. "They have two drives the whole game and the last one happens to be 95 yards. I'd say you feel pretty good about the way you played defense.
"He's got the perfect call on really on the last play and Tebow just makes a great play getting outside of the pocket so that defense had to feel very good about the way they played. It's just unfortunate that they had that turnover for a touchdown."
Here are some other highlights of the Shanahan call...
On the Jets struggle to find an offensive identity... We're kind of doing the same thing ourselves, it's hard for me to figure out them when I can't figure out myself. But we're doing a little bit of that week by week, sometimes the running game is a little better than other weeks and sometimes the passing game is a little bit better. You want to get both going to be the offense we'd like to be, a top 5 offense, and I'm sure the Jets feel the same way.
On Mark Sanchez... It's like all quarterbacks running their football team. You want a lot of production and you'll go as far as your quarterback takes you. And we all understand there's a supporting cast that goes with it, but he's going to get a lot of the credit and a lot of the blame. When they play good, that quarterback is great and when they play poorly, usually all the blame goes on the quarterback and that's just natural in the NFL.
On Rex Grossman... I was pleased with the way he played (against the Seattle Seahawks) on the road, especially in those conditions, it was raining through most of the game and I thought he played well and handled himself well.
On the emergence of Roy Helu... He's going to get a lot more opportunities now, I think he's ready. He's got a good feel of the protection schemes, he's gotten a lot better in pass protection just by practice but I think he can handle a bigger load now just like he did against the Seahawks and hopefully take advantage of that opportunity.
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Looking for more people for a Modern day mmo. send me email or contact through posts, and i will send the concept with a disclosure.
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RE: new iSonics
Hi All,
Nice pics, not everything in proto ever makes it thru to production.
And yes we make and test a lot of boards that don't make it thru.. A lot.
Anyway, just a few short weeks to go and all (that has not so far been pirated and posted
) will be revealed in it's full and final detail.
For iS2008, it is fair to say the majority of the new range is based on continued evolution and progressive refinement, more than radical change from 2007. That's not to suggest that the 2008 range doesn't have the edge over 2007, but at the same time giving a balanced report that the 2007 boards are not hopelessly overshadowed by the 2008's either.
As usual, at this time of the season, there is always that difficult decision based on clearance pricing of existing stocks vs new model at new model pricing. So here's the good news: this year the options are pretty evenly balanced in favor of any customer making their own smiles per hour (or is that smiles per $ ?) decisions. There are some damn fine rides in iS2007 and taking a clearance price on an '07 now will get you smiling right away and won't leave you seriously embarrassed on the beach in '08. Those lining up for '08s shouldn't have too much trouble finding notable differences over '07...
I'd say give it six months and both groups of customers will be happy. All good !!
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Lee Lainer's Event Journal
Full Moon Sail
Tuesday July 31, 2012 / 9:00pmFull Moon Sail
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Third-place match
Rob Jillard (Delsea) dec. Kevin Birmingham (Timber Creek), 9-2
With the match tied 2-2 at the end of the second period, Jillard scored a reversal and back points. He then hooked in a tight spladle which he held for a good 75 seconds.
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It was a Sunday afternoon and we had all gathered at my mother's house to take her to the apartment on Bergenline Avenue in West New York where we grew up. The apartment is in a two-story building on the busy, commercial avenue, above a perfume store. My father's jewelry store once stood at that store's space.
My dad, who died in 1999, came from Cuba in 1962 and began selling jewelry door to door, until he opened a business in Union City. He moved to neighboring West New York in 1969. I was nearly two years old at the time, passing the time in a playpen at the rear of the store.
My family moved to Bergen County when I was 14, but I still continued coming to the store after school simply because I refused to attend high school in my new town. My father would drive me to a Catholic high school in West New York on his way to work because I could not bear to leave behind my old neighborhood and school friends.
The youngest of four, I grew up behind the counter, running my fingers along gold bracelets and trying on rings with exotic gemstones. I remember highlights from those days, like when my conservative father refused to sell earrings to men at a time when it was popular for men to wear one earring. My dad would tell them, straight-faced, "It's my understanding that earrings are for women."
Or the hustle and bustle of Christmas Eve, when the store was packed with customers and my sister and I would wrap each gift with silver paper as my parents tended to customers. I loved the Christmas window display my father would set up each year.
Or learning how to weigh gold pieces on a scale to figure out how many pennyweights it is worth. Or hearing my father's tango records being played continuously throughout the day on his old phonograph.
As a child, my friends would hang out at the store, or we would walk through the hallway leading to the stairs of the apartment. We'd sit on the steps playing jacks or dolls and reading Archie comic books for hours.
I told my kids that tidbit as we climbed the stairs to the apartment that Sunday afternoon, explaining to them how sitting on hard steps in an apartment building could be such a thrill. They looked at me like I was a bit odd.
The trip to the apartment that day served a practical purpose; my mom's tenants had moved out and she wanted to determine what needed updating or renovating. To tell the truth, my purpose for the visit was purely self-serving: to relive the old days and to share a piece of my past with my children, who are 5 and 6.
When we entered the apartment, I was struck with how small it was in comparison with how I remembered it. I gained a new appreciation for what type of life my mother endured after having lived until adulthood in one of the most beautiful islands in the world with hired help at her beck and call.
I have no idea how she could have raised four children in that space (my grandmother lived with us too). A guardian angel must have been looking down on us, for eventually, the tenants on the third floor moved out, enabling us to live in the two apartments.
Still, the thought of my mother climbing those long creaky stairs with groceries is mind-boggling.
That day inside the apartment, my kids were bursting with questions. My daughter's jaw dropped when I pointed to a room and said her aunt and I shared it for years. "But how could two beds fit in here?" she asked.
My brother told his sons how he we all used to slide down the banister and jump the stairs to the bottom. Probably not the best thing to tell two adolescents who later attempted the stunt.
As we left, I felt a pang of nostalgia. I remembered the fun I had in this lively, Spanish-speaking neighborhood and how growing up in an inner city can make your life richer in so many ways.
My kids will never have that appreciation, however. Even though my five-year-old said he wanted to move to that apartment, he's too young to realize what that means. My daughter, however, knows what she wants. She said she preferred her current home because where I grew up, every building is brown.


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By Monday, July 7, the Essence Festival is over, but the music continues in New Orleans. The clubs host a range of local favorites.
Aurora Nealand & the Royal Roses, Maison, 7 p.m.
Aurora Nealand, a clarinetist and singer, conjures spirited early jazz – often obscure compositions from some of the great composers – that is sung alternately in French and English. Her music sounds like a hot summer evening in New Orleans.
David Doucet, Columns Hotel, 8 p.m.
The longtime Beausoleil guitarist uses this recurring Monday evening gig to play acoustic music that is not necessarily Cajun.
Higher Heights, Blue Nile, 9 p.m.
The veteran local reggae band plugs in at the Frenchmen Street nightclub.
George Porter Jr., Maple Leaf, 10 p.m.
The legendary bassist in the Meters has for many years led his own bands that intermingle funk and R&B. At the Maple Leaf, he'll anchor a trio.
Shamarr Allen & the Underdawgs, d.b.a., 10 p.m.
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One-time four-star recruit Kevin Newsome is currently mired on the Penn State football quarterback depth chart.
Whether he sits at No. 3 behind Matt McGloin and Rob Bolden or at No. 4 behind Paul Jones will better manifest itself come fall. Regardless, all three of Newsome's position competitors have equal or less collegiate eligibility remaining.
Prospective 50-Yard Lion blogger Justin Owen suggests that Newsome's prodigious talents need to be worked into the offense somehow. He proposes an all-purpose role splitting time between wide receiver, running back, tight end and quarterback.
PennLive.com reader Guitarchef agrees that Newsome should move away from quarterback but thinks No. 12 would be better suited as a running back. Guitarchef explains:
"Kevin Newsome needs to come to the realization that he will in no shape or form ever become a quarterback in the NFL. Nor due I Believe ,like many other that we can line him up as a tight end or wide receiver. I do believe given the opportunity that Kevin could be an excellent short yardage running back. He has the power, combined with an adequate amount of elusiveness. I don't see Kevin running reverses as proposed by the writer of this story, leave that to the little guys. Jo Pa did mention in the past that Kevin could be an excellent running back, he didn't say anything else about other positions. Kevin please stay at Penn State and embrace the position of running back, I would love to see your hurdling experience you have gained in the past come to good use. Kevin show your toughness, man up, be responsible and help Penn state win the Big Ten."
Reader PSU in Jersey concurs with this explanation: "Redd and Newsome in the same backfield would make a strong 'thunder & lightning' combo."
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That's not going to happen. Last week, Kovalchuk walked away from $77 million left on his 15-year contract with the New Jersey Devils. And on Monday, the Kontinental Hockey League team SKA St. Petersburg announced it had signed Kovalchuk to a four-year deal.
"I don't know him, but I'm friends with Dany Heatley and Colin White, who've played with (Kovalchuk) and they both say he was a great teammate," said Clowe, the Fermeuse native who signed a free-agent contract with the Devils earlier this month.
"It was very surprising. I can understand him wanting to go back to Russia. It's a personal choice. But we're losing a premier player. It leaves a huge hole. I mean this is someone who plays nearly the full two minutes on power plays," added Clowe, who signed a five-year, $24 million deal with the Devils on July 5.
When asked if he might be someone who would get some of that available power-play time, Clowe - a noted power foward -pointed out he and Kovalchuk "are different kinds of players," but said fellow Newfoundlander and new Devils teammate Michael Ryder is certainly someone worth considering.
"Rydes, with that right-handed shot and his quick release ... this could really bump up his time on the PP."
Ryder inked a two-year, $7 million deal with New Jersey the same day Clowe signed on with New Jersey.
SKA did not disclose the terms of its deal with Kovalchuk in a statement Monday.
The 30-year-old Kovalchuk scored 417 goals and added 399 assists in 816 NHL games. His best seasons were in 2005-06 and 2007-08 when he scored a career-high 52 goals. He had three other 40-goal seasons.
Kovalchuk has represented Russia at three Winter Olympics, nine world championships, one world junior championship and the 2004 World Cup. He played with SKA during the most-recent NHL lockout.
"Like I said, this leaves a big, big void," said Clowe.
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At least 10 downtown businesses were hit in an after-hours burglary spree Thursday night or early Friday.
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Businesses hit included Casa Rojas restaurant, Streamliner Diner, a private photo studio behind the diner, the Bead Garden, Island Ice Cream, Bainbridge Styling Salon, Metrion Coffee/Shop, Cafe Nola, Colagrecos Deli, and Madison Avenue Photo in Winslow Green.
Reports of the burglaries came in Friday morning, as merchants and employees arrived for work. That cleared the police station, as a phalanx of officers canvassed downtown for information and clues.
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21 - Track party cds with partyX anchors with separate spell config
Although this is not the main purpose of PvPTimer, I would love to be able to track party cds aswell. Most if the framework is already in place to achieve this. Some months ago a made a party version, removing redundant code, but it's outdated now.
I want to show different cds for party members than I do for enemies, and I suppose this would require the most work.
A separate anchor similar to to each arena anchor would also be great.
I realize it might be a stretch hoping for this addition, but it doesn't hurt to ask.
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Catok Jun 01, 2013 at 13:19 UTC - 0 likes
Thanks, I realize the amount of work this takes. That's why I didn't have too high hopes.
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- May 31, 2013
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- Medium - Normal priority.
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