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Thread: RCP Electoral Map Thread
11-01-2012, 05:43 PM #97Veteran Poster
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I don't want to be a wet blanket, but I am starting to think Romney is going to fall a bit short (in Ohio really, and without Ohio the overall odds plummet).
Hearing that Romney/Ryan are going to campaign in Pennsylvania this weekend (versus Ohio or any other, close swing state really) makes me think they are extremely concerned about Ohio and are wildly firing away at some potential longshot paths to victory.
I hope I am wrong, but I don't see any possible rationale for campaigning in Pennsylvania at the expense of the other battleground states other than desperation.
Again, I am praying I am wrong.
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It just seems weird to me at this stage. I just don't think they have a chance to steal Pennsylvania with a single weekend of campaigning. They may have had some shot if they had targeted it earlier, but at this hour it seems like a futile effort, imo.
Plus I have a feeling tomorrow's jobs report is going to be another one with a drastic and illusory drop in the unemployment rate. Hopefully it will be enough of a drop that a signficant number of people dismiss it as "rigged," lol.
I think if Romney thought he was going to lose Ohio he would put more into Wi, Mi, and NV. And if Obama really thought he had Ohio, Jay-Z wouldn't be heading there.
Keep faith guys.
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Romney is still ahead in Penn by +3 and has outspent OBY
by $11M so he's going back in for the kill. TV just said OBY
hasn't even been on the air in PA figuring it was automatic for him.
Dick just said that Mitt will win Penn and election will be determined before the Ohio votes are counted. Mitt leads in Col and Va and he will get New Hampshire and Fla where a GOP ad links Castro with Chavez and OBY. Chavez of course said he'd vote for OBY because he is his friend.
Thats not cool with Cuban Americans.
As I posted above, Mitt is already leading in the early voting
in Ohio but Mitt won't need it with Fla and Penn and then
the other states he's currently leading in.
Dick said OBY made a colossal mistake thinking he had a firewell
in PA since it hasn't voted GOP since 1988, but Mitt jumped
over that wall.
The Times poll surveyed 38% DEMs and only 29% GOPs so it's
bogus. It's not a valid sample.
Dick can't wait to go back on O'Rawley and say I told you so.
BTW, one station said race is close because of the billions
spent by the Super Pacs.
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Re: RCP Electoral Map Thread
Obama is spending the entire DAY in Ohio tomorrow. That is not a sign of a campaign that thinks they have wrapped up the state.
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And Air Flacco, where are you getting that Romney is up by 3 in PA? I see no such polls and generally keep my eyes open for new state polls.
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Here you go man. HR posted this link back on p. 4 of this thread
showing Mitt with a 49-45% lead. That's a 4-pt not 5 but Rasmussen
gave him a 5 pt lead in PA before the storm.
He gave him a 3 pt lead in Ohio after the storm.
OBYs going to OHio because Mitt is clobbering him in the early
voting and it is believed he is winning in the absentee ballots sent
in by the military over seas. They hate him.
Mitt was also in Ohio during the storm scoring more points by
physically collecting canned goods and food items for the hurricane
victims while OBY was in NY and NJ. That was good for his cause
but he's losing Ohio at the moment and PA.
Dick Morris also said last night on TV Mitt had jumped over
OBYs firewell in PA and FLA and PA would give Mitt the election
before the Ohio votes are even counted. That's because the
absentee ballots won't even be counted until 10 days after the
election according to Ohio law.
Here's that Examiner ink HR posted before the storm.
The Washington Examiner with a poll it conducted for state party officials that shows Romney with a 49 percent to 45 percent lead over President Obama.
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BTW, I just saw on real clear where OBY is winning in Maryland by +19.
No kidding.
That's why I say our votes don't even count. MD
always goes to the DEM.
We can help Mitt win the popular vote but
not the electoral vote which is most important.
That Damn Jefferson. He duped Americans thinking they had a voice. They were un-educated and only the rich could read and write at the time and Jefferson didn't trust them to make such an important decision like choosing the President so he came up with the Electoral College.
The states decide it and even there it's the biggest states. The
DEM candidates get the biggest states with the most votes like
Calif, NY, Ill, PA and so forth. The GOP will get the western
and southern states with smaller populations. Just look at the last few maps.
BTW, after the Civil War the south always voted DEM until the
50s when IKE ran and got them but when LBJ pushed the Civl
Rights Bill thru they said he just gave the South to the GOP and
he did. Even McCain got most of the south but not FLA, NC or VA.
Mitt is leading in NC and VA and FLA is a dead heat but look at
all the southern counties McCain got while losing. Look at all those
western counties he got. He got most of the counties in the US but
lost to the bigger states that really mattered.
This race is close because Mitt is doing well in VA, NC, and its
tight in FLA. Gore lost the WH when W got FLA's electoral votes.
The only way the GOP wins the White HOuse is when conservative
DEMs vote for them like they did with Nixon, Reagan, H and W Bush.
GOP candidates have done well in the south because they are
basically conservative. You have the Blue Dogs in congress from
the south keeping the libbies in check although they voted for
OBUMMER CARE but they were the last ones to vote for it holding
out for a while. They kept OBY from passing it in his first year
which he should have with just a few GOPs in congress.
Many of us think they should amend the constitution so there is
just one vote - the popular vote and to hell with the Elect
College but it will never happen.
Then all our votes will truly count. The country is literate now.
99% of Americans over 15 can read and write. BTW, in Russia
it's 99.5% and 100% in Norway.
Well, that's your history lesson for today-lol.
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Obama's trend up continues.
Tied up in the latest Rasmussen poll.
Not a great time for Mitt to lose steam.
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If Obama wins or loses, my main concern is what is going to happen wiht the coming fiscal cliff. If he wins he's likely not to budge on the "tax cuts for the rich" and if he loses I see it the same way. We're f'ed regardless the way I see it.We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
Re: RCP Electoral Map Thread
Plus keep a couple things in mind.
1) The media all of a sudden can't keep the lid on Benghazi anymore. Jake Tapper started something here.
2) Images of New York and New Jersey may start making Obama's photo op look very bad over the weekend.
3) Early voting in Ohio for Obama is down, and reports are 15% in Cleveland and Cincinatti alone: http://www.nationalreview.com/campai...nd-cincinnati#
4) Crowds for Obama are now in the 2,000 - 4,000 range in Ohio. Mitt Romney is slated to have 50,000 tonight, and has somewhere in the 15,000 range in his Wisconsin rally today.
5) Even tied, Obama has yet to hit 50% in Rasmussen or Gallup.
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I'm going to count down the days for this!
They couldn't have said it better. This really is a landmark deal for studios. The Internet is here and it's here to stay.
That's great! I hope this doesn't mean they'll never be released on actual DVDs, though…
Hell YES !!!
Now if they could only revive LOST…
THANKS NETFLIX! Seriously this is awesome.
"We also pride ourselves on breaking the rules at this studio, and after bringing back two canceled series – 'Family Guy' and 'Futurama'—to enormous success, we are bullish on the prospects for this brilliant series."
Now do Firefly.
I think I just Blue myself.
Next: Firefly!
I'm, I'm so excited! "I'm afraid I blue myself!"
I'm into it.
Since when do you dump good news on a Friday evening.
Aren't most of their castmembers too busy to do this? And there is little point in reviving this if you don't get the original cast back. So how is this supposed to work?
Due to the actors being too busy nowadays, each episode will be focused on one character. So they can basically write the entire season first, then just get the actors whenever they are able to.
This can't happen soon enough — because I'm sick and tired of hearing about it. And I say this as a fan.
Since 2005, it's seemed like a nonstop barrage of teasing speculation. Now, they'll make the new episodes. They'll make the movie. We'll all have a laugh. And then we can move on with our lives. I'm sure Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, and company are looking forward to a day when they can do a press junket or talk show without having to answer yet another Arrested Development question.
Be that as it may, both actors you mentioned haven't done ANYTHING of comprable merit since.
Unless you think they'd rather answer questions about YEAR ONE or maybe COUPLES RETREAT?
Save Our Bluths.
and by the time this airs, netflix will have raised their monthly streaming prices 480%.
now to just figure out how to convince my wife to NOT cancel netflix so i can watch this.
this is the best thing i've heard in ages.
my life will be complete once again.
thank u thank u thank u
The sound you hear is that of a zillion over-educated hipsters cheering.
Please don't let us interrupt you from Toddlers & Tiaras.
Hi, Dee. That you chose Toddlers & Tiaras out of all the TV shows out there to make your point says wayyy more about you than me. Have a nice day.
Finally, proof that God really does answer prayers.
Way to speak up Arrested fans! THERE ARE DOZENS OF US!!!
This news just makes me want to…set myself on fire!
Banner love Netflix!
Sorry to be the voice of reason here, but Arrested Development had an audience that could fill a couple of football stadiums. I know you LA based literati think it was the best thing since sliced bread, but man o man, come on now. And Netflix, what a train wreck. The company will be a penny stock in 18 months.
You realize that over five years have passed since Arrested Development went off the air and more people have now discovered the show via syndication, DVDs and streaming after the fact, right?
The Beatles remain great because they broke up while on top and death kept them from countless geezer reunion tours.
The public demanded that Arthur Conan Doyle bring back Sherlock Holmes, but as one fan said, after he came back, he wasn't the same man.
Not a chance in hell that the Arrested Development team will catch lightning in a bottle again.
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College in Newburgh, NY, recently made a pilgrimage in the
footsteps of the 13th century saint.
Following Dominic's missionary trail in France were Asma Neblett
of Port Jefferson Station, NY, a media studies – journalism major
who is president of the Black Student Union; and Sarah Favata of
Northvale, NJ, history major on the childhood education track who
is president of C.I.R.C.L.E., a children's literature club for
prospective teachers; along with Charles Zola, assistant professor
of philosophy and director of the Mount's Catholic and Dominican
Institute; Douglas Robinson, assistant professor of biology; and
Beth Roeper, former director of the college's health services.
In France, the five academics focused on where Dominic's
movement began. They studied the roots of the Order of Preachers in
the very places Dominic had lived and preached.
"The experience was very powerful, but very humbling too – it
was faith in a very raw form," said Neblett. For more than a week,
"We got to live it, to act it out. The experience brought longevity
and authenticity to the message of being a Dominican at the
At Mount Saint Mary College, education attempts to illuminate
the human spirit: always open to relationship with God and one's
fellow human beings. The tradition of St. Dominic's order includes
respectful dialogue and the search for "veritas" (truth) in all
facets of study and life.
By learning about literature, art, architecture and more,
Neblett and Favata earned credits in a course on France in the
Middle Ages.
Fanjeaux, the group visited the home where Dominic briefly lived
while he debated the Albigensian Cathars – a radical sect of his
time the held that matter was evil and only spirit was good – as
well as the nearby basilica and monastery of Sainte Marie de
Prouilhe, where Dominic established his first community of nuns in
They also explored Toulouse, where Dominic founded the Order of
Preachers in 1215, and where early follower Thomas Aquinas is
buried in the Church of the Jacobins. Thomas is one of the
intellectual giants in Catholic Church history. The Mount holds an
annual conference which explores Thomistic philosophy.
"Being in the sites that were sacred to Dominic and the
Dominicans was incredible," said Zola. "It's one thing to talk
about it as a philosopher, but to actually walk where Dominic
walked and live where Dominic lived brought it all to life. This is
ground zero of our Dominican faith."
The Order of Preachers was a response to a call for informed
preaching. Dominic educated a community which would serve the
Church in its affirmation of the world as the place where Christ is
Favata said that the sojourn strengthened her Catholic
"I was pulled in by the religious component," said Favata. "By
studying the religion and history, I feel more connected to my
college. As a Mount ambassador giving tours, it made me more
knowledgeable and I can share that with other people."
Zola echoed the impact.
"No matter where we came from in terms of our faith journey, we
found the spirit in individual and group conversations," said Zola.
"We shared our journeys and had a common experience in the
Dominican tradition."
Robinson viewed the journey in a scientific light.
"In evolutionary biology, we don't know what traits organisms
had and what allowed them to survive though time, but we can get
some insight by examining them," he explained. "I wanted to learn
what facets of this branch of Catholicism led to its long-term
The Dominican Order is "a survivor of time," he said, in part,
because "Dominic was very good at meeting challenges. He instilled
those principles in his early followers."
Robinson also enjoyed the historical aspect of the journey.
"The college is steeped in the Dominican Order's traditions, and
to get a better understanding of how the Mount operates at its
roots is very important to me," Robinson explained, noting that
anyone can embrace Dominican ideals such as commitment to study and
Zola pointed out that although the Dominican pilgrimage shines a
spotlight on the historic sites where St. Dominic lived and
traveled, the saint lived a humble life. Much can be learned from
his example and from the pillars of the Order of Preachers:
community, study, ministry, and prayer.
"Looking at the house he lived in for about a decade, it was
very ordinary," Zola said. "That was inspiring: Sometimes you think
you're not being effective or you're doing very ordinary things,
but you never know what the future holds. After 800 years, look at
what a difference Dominic has made."
Funding for the pilgrimage was provided by the Dominican Sisters
of Hope in Ossining, NY.
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Supreme Court to Hear Prescription Privacy Case - Sorrell v. IMS Health, Inc.
Supreme Court to Hear Prescription Privacy Case - Sorrell v. IMS Health, Inc.
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For background about prescription privacy and the IMS Health litigation in New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont, please see the complete site here.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Sorrell v. IMS Health, Inc, et al. The case focuses of the ability of states to protect the confidentiality of health care date, specifically the ability of states to restrict the use of physician-identifiable data for the purpose of pharmaceutical marketing. American University, Washington College of Law's Program on Information Justice & Intellectual Property's Sean Flynn and Meredith Jacob had previously filed an amicus curiae brief in this case. The brief, filed on behalf of AARP and the National Legislative Association on Prescription Drug Prices, argued that the Supreme Court should not limit this valuable tool for protecting medical privacy and controlling prescription drug prices. This case raises central questions about the interplay of privacy protections and the First Amendment, and will set the stage for upcoming decisions about consumer privacy, consent, and the sale of data.
This case involves incredibly important information privacy concerns. The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that there is a "Constitutional interest" of governments in protecting the privacy of information transmitted to commercial entities through commerce. The interest here could not be more weighty. This case deals with the confidentiality of prescription records that contain intimate details about the medicines we take. The respondents purchase prescription records from pharmacies to track individual patients and their race, weight, gender, medical condition, prescription history and a host of other identifiers and link that information to doctor identities. They use this information in complex databases to target marketing at convincing doctors to switch patient prescriptions to more profitable drugs. This practice is illegal in all of Europe and much of Canada because of the robust information privacy protections in those countries that ban companies from trading identifying information without the identified people's consent. The companies in this case argue that similar privacy protections are unconstitutional in the U.S. because it invades there commercial speech rights.
Is Sale and Use of Data for Marketing First Amendment Speech?
There is no commercial speech interest here. This case involves consumer surveillance not commercial speech. Only the latter is protected by the First Amendment. The commercial speech doctrine serves consumer interests in being fully informed of products and services on the market by providing limited protection from government regulation of advertisements and other speech to consumers describing their products and proposing commercial transactions. Pharmaceutical companies engage in commercial speech when they advertise their products through media and in-person sales calls to doctors. The commercial speech doctrine does not, however, extend protection to every use of information by private firms to target their marketing efforts. The respondents are not communicating with potential buyers when they monitor the prescribing practices of physicians, and therefore this practice is not accorded protection under the First Amendment.
Even if Viewed as First-Amendment Protected Speech, States can Regulate the Sale and Use of Prescriber-Identifiable Data
Even if the trade in prescription records was deemed to be speech, there are overwhelming societal justifications for its regulation. When governments require the disclosure of personally identifying information, such as that required on prescription records, privacy interests demand that governments ensure that the information is safeguarded from unwarranted disclosure. In addition, an abundance of social science evidence demonstrates that undue influence of pharmaceutical marketing over the prescribing choices of physicians and other health professionals compromises a central value of our health system – that medical decisions be based on evidence, not on personal relationships, marketing influence or the hope for pecuniary reward. Permitting pharmaceutical marketers to track prescribing choices and use that information to tailor commercial messages and target gifts and enticements exaggerates undue influence of pharmaceutical companies in our health system that raises health care costs, promotes irrational drug selection, threatens professional integrity, compromises patient privacy and increases the prevalence of harassing marketing practices. States have an overriding interest in combating these social ills.
Safeguarding the confidentiality of prescription records from commercial marketing purpose is a serious public policy issue. At least 14 states have introduced statutes restricting the sale of physician identifiable prescription data.
States Interests Served by the Protection of Prescription Confidentiality
Giving pharmaceutical companies access to the specific prescribing history of doctors involving every one of their patients is invasive and damaging to the doctor patient relationship.
Access to prescribing history undermines the effectiveness of the FDA in regulating pharmaceutical marketing messages. As we've seen in a number of off-label marketing and marketing fraud cases, pharmaceutical marketing is constantly pushing the boundaries of truthful promotion of their products.
The availability of this data creates an immediate and inescapable conflict of interest for sales representatives. On one hand they are held out as source of medical information, yet on the other, they are paid based on the increase in prescriptions among the physicians they market to.
Expensive brand name medicines are aggressively marketed before there is a sufficient safety record. FDA approval is a starting point, not an end point. This sort of aggressive marketing fuels the overuse of the newest medicines, such as the rapid adoption of Vioxx, before the risks are fully understood.
Prescribing decisions should be made based on the best interest of the patient and nothing else. This marketing data is gathered without consent from patients of physicians, and then used to skew prescribing decisions for non-medical reasons.
2d Circuit Decision Calls in to Question Other Privacy Protections
If the Supreme Court finds that these laws violate the First Amendment, then there can be few limits on the re-disclosure of private data. Do-not-Call lists, the Driver Privacy Protection Act, laws limiting the sale of information about video rental choices -- all would be called into question were this law overturned. President Obama just signed S3386, the ''Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act'' to prevent "data pass" where one online merchant passes billing data to another to facilitate aggressive marketing and streamlined purchase of add-ons a consumer had not intentionally purchased. Under the logic of the Respondents, this law would violate the 1st amendment, because it restricts the transmission of data from one holder to a third party.
Increasingly, all transactions we conduct generate data, and storage of our data takes place online. It would be a dire mistake to find that any intermediate holder of that information has a first amendment right to sell it to the highest bidder.


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Etowah, N.C. Chris White had an up-and-down second round, carding a 69 on a round in which he recorded nine birdies and five bogies to put Brevard College in second after the first day of the 2009 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Men's Golf Championship played at the Etowah Valley Country Club and Golf Resort.
Four Tornados finished among the top 20, leading Brevard to sit at 587 after two rounds of play, one stroke behind tournament leader Carson-Newman.
White is in fourth place after day one at even par. Freshman Bret McGaughey, who recorded a first round 70, sits two strokes back in a tie for eighth with Cory Barlett (LMU) at 146. Joshua Davis is tied for 13th with a 148 and Thomas Bush rounds out the Tornados in the top 20 with a first day total of 149, good for a tie for 17th.
All-SAC member Grant Carnie is remaining member of the top five Coach David Nelson sent to the tournament. Carnie currently sits in a tie for 32nd with a 157 after day one.
SAC Player of the Year Chase Carroll of Tusculum leads after two rounds with 69-71=140 (-4). Carroll, who won the 2007 SAC Tournament, is in quest of his third individual title this season.
Carroll holds a two-shot lead over Mars Hill's Josh Spradling, who fired a two-under par 71-71=142. Defending SAC Tournament medalist Ben Lown of Newberry, is three shots out of the lead with his 72-71=143 (-1). Brevard's Chris White, fired a three-under par 69 in Monday's second round and is in fourth place. C-N's Brad Robinson and Liam Ashby are in a three-way tie for fifth place with David Crawford of Wingate at 145 (+1). Lincoln Memorial's Cory Bartlett and Bret McGaughey of Brevard are tied for eighth at 146, while the trio of Chad Skinner (Mars Hill), Eric Kennedy (LMU) and John Palermo (Wingate) are tied for 10th place at 147.
The final round of the 54-hole championship will be held Tuesday morning at the par 72, 6,796-yard layout.


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"Photography: the Digital Age" Opens Friday, June 6
Loveland Photographic Society pieces will be showcased June 6 – July 19 at the Tointon Gallery at the Greeley Recreation Center. The exhibit is titled "Photography…the Digital Age."
"Photography…the Digital Age" will feature 50 framed photography pieces from almost 30 artists.
Many of the pieces are traditional photography, with some digitally enriched pieces. Many of the pieces in the exhibit will be offered for sale.
In 1956, the Loveland Photography Society (LPS) was founded and is now one of the biggest photography groups in Colorado. The LPS has nearly 300 members and operates in Larimer County including Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley.
There will be an artist reception on opening night from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with refreshments. The "Photography…the Digital Age" exhibit will be open 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday at the Tointon Gallery at the Greeley Recreation Center, 651 10th Ave.
The exhibit is free and open to the public. Find out more at Greeley Art website or (970) 350-9450.
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text: Public Computing Demands Rugged All-in-Ones As higher education budgets shrink, colleges and universities are cutting costs by using technology to manage repetitive processes such as taking orders for books and meals, offering directions and answering frequently asked questions. Public computing, the use of centrally located, compact computer kiosks to handle routine informational and transactional needs, supplements one-to-one interactions with faculty and staff, opening up limited space and freeing higher education professionals to focus on the business of learning.Rugged Design Ideal for Public Computing in Higher EducationLenovo has created a family of energy efficient, space-saving All-in-Ones ideal for public computing. These sleek, self-contained computing devices include a CPU, memory, hard drive and large displaythat can rest on a flat surface using a sturdy built-in stand or can be mounted on a wall — perfect for space-saving kiosks. Lenovo All-in-Ones can be customized to fit an institution's specific needs. And they are rugged enough to take anything students, faculty, administrators and the public can dish out, from banging on the touchscreen to spilling beverages. Dazzlingly bright, wide-screen monitors display a full range of colorful graphics and visuals, encouraging frequent use. Even a novice user can navigate quickly and easily. Their small footprint allows an All-in-One to squeeze into the most limited of spaces. Because the devices weigh less than 20 pounds and use only one or two cables, deployment and redeployment are easy.


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Wildfire Danger is Again Running High Across the West
The Interior Department is warning, this week, we are headed into another tough wildfire season.
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A 7.5 percent cut to the U.S. Forest Service budget means 500 fewer firefighters will be on the ground this year.


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With so much 5-person content in Outland, I've been having a lot of discussion with my guildies as to the "perfect" group makeup. With 9 classes, there are tons of options available to anyone starting a group.
Tanks: Warrior, Bear Druid, or Paladin. Maybe a Warlock if you have an insane warlock in your guild (I'm looking at you, Turinok!)
Healers: Priests, Resto Shammies, Healadins, Druids. I'm personally a big fan of having as much healing as possible in a group. Fewer wipes = shorter runs = happier Paulie.
DPS: Pretty much everybody else.
I'm going to share with you what I think is my favorite 5-person group for the normal Outland instances. This group likely wouldn't work in Heroic instances, and it's been long enough that I've been out of Azeroth that I couldn't attest to the effectivesness of the group in the "old world." I look forward to your comments on it, and your comments about your own groups.
- Tank: Paladin
- Healer: Paladin
- DPS: Mage
- DPS: Enhancement Shaman
- DPS: Elemental Shaman
Strengths: Only 1 true squishy in the group, and 4 potential healers surrounding her. 2 blessings, 8 totems, arcane brilliance for more mana for everyone. As I play an alliance shaman, I still come off as shiny, new, and exotic to my guildies. With spell damage and crit buffs from me (the elementalist), and windfury and Strength of Earth from the enhancement shaman, there are benefits for everyone. With Blessing of Wisdom and Mana totems, mana regen is doing just fine.
Weaknesses: No rogue to pick locks on chests, no Priest for stamina buffs. I'll count on you lot to tell me further weaknesses.
What's your favorite 5-person group? Is your group best for Azeroth, Outland, or even Outland Heroic instances?


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Is it valid to put  and  inside of ?
I ran a file through the validator with this code:
and it passed, but all examples I've seen online so far make , , and  siblings, as in
It may or may not be valid but it certainly is not semantic.
so header, main, and footer should be siblings to be semantic?
As far as I know, yes it is. As far as HTML5 goes, I'd assume it is semantic. In HTML5, you divide the page into various parts, many of which can have their own  and , if needed.
This is a useful page: http://html5doctor.com/the-main-element/
In that page's own code, there is a  inside the .
 should most likely (depending on your page) be siblings to the page's main header and footer... however since many elements who can live inside  can have their own headers and footers, it's okay to have code like you posted above (the second bit of code I mean).
... so long as what you posted above is a general page or document outline.  is not intended to be used to mark up the main-content chunk of some smaller in-page element such as an article or a section. It's mostly a tag used to tell software where all the not-banner not-navigation not-header not-footer not-ads-and-crap content of any given page is, even if that content has some of those things inside of it. Think software like Readability that tries to give you the BS-and-nav-free version of a site's dedicated article.
 itself is not a sectioning element and shouldn't have it's own  or  as direct children. But an
 or
 inside main can have however many headers and footers and asides you want.
About how far down, I can only find them as siblings.
I'm so confused
The page in question has 1 header ( the page header ), 1 main content area, and 1 page footer.
because of the way the page is styled, it made sense to group the header and footer in 1 "main content" element. I may have to wrap my header, main and footer in a

. I suppose I was trying to avoid that extra containing div by wrapping header and footer in .
Well, there are no Brownie points for using  yet anyway, as it's brand new and basically experimental, and has no semantic value yet. I'd go with a div for now, with a role="main" for good measure.
Actually ralph main's carrying a role of main so NVDA and I think VO already can do something with it, which is pretty cool.
But not everyone is up-to-date enough to associate automatically the role of "main" with the new tag, so  or
 are both preferred over  alone. Similarly, even though it's older,  is also still recommended even though now according to the specs nav's have already the navigation role implicitly associated. So, some Brownie points. Does that mean we get brownies? om nom nom nom
-edit ok now I see it. Yeah, don't do that. Most of the time pages have something wrapping the main content separate from page headers/footer/etc so either changing that thing to a  or throwing a role of "main" on it works instead. But no,  can't replace
 of an entire page (what's outside that div? just the body?) because then it breaks what the main role is supposed to do: show people the main stuff, so not the header stuff nav stuff footer stuff and blah blah blah either.
I'll just post what should be good and what should be avoided, as I understand it:

main page header stuff, logo, blah
...blah blah blah.... archives... ads...
 //this would be the article's header

HIER BE PAGE

posted on such-and-such by so and so
tags: foo, bar, baz
article stuffs
//m0aR articles, sections, whatever... possibly containing their own headers and footers and whatnot
main page footer stuffs here
The above is according to w3c version of the spec-- the WHATWG version claims multiple mains per document are fine, which right now is being, um, discussed. W3C believes more than one main per document creates a similar problem as more than one nav-- it prevents software from easily finding the (usually single) main content of a page.**
Here's what you don't do
main page header stuff, logo, blah
...blah blah blah.... archives... ads...
 //this would be the article's header

HIER BE PAGE

posted on such-and-such by so and so
tags: foo, bar, baz
article stuffs
//m0aR articles, sections, whatever... possibly containing their own headers and footers and whatnot
main page footer stuffs here
Main isn't meant as a replacement to page wrapper, it's meant solely to point out what, in your document, is the purpose content, why people went there. So not logos, main navigation, footer info, or sidebar ads. You're free to put in as many articles and sections inside your main as you want, and you can have a main sitting on the page with (let's say accessory content) articles and sections around it as siblings, and sectioning elements like article, section, aside can have their own headers and footers.
In this linkhttp://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/201103/html5_sectioning_elements_headings_and_document_outlines/which was written before the main element, the div he calls "main" would be the  element. Later in "HTML5" he does
... today if using the  element you'd do
...
...using Roger's code.
If you View Source on his page you'll see his article is wrapped in a div called "main", and today you could swap that for a  tag, though I would have stopped at the small ad at the bottom and not include the "possibly related" links, but this starts getting subjective and people who agree on the general use of  would argue here.
If this particular SitePoint forum page were to be marked up with , it would start right before the h1 with the Thread tile in it, and end right after the Reply to Thread button (or after the Post Quick Reply buttons if you chose to include the quick reply box in main).
On this pagehttps://www.ssbbartgroup.com/blog/2013/07/03/jquery-ui-accessibility-analysis/I would start a  tag right before the h2 (which should be an h1) called "jQuery UI Accessibility Analysis" and end  after the Leave a reply line.
Main is meant to do for software and the visually impaired what our eyes tell us as we look at a web page-- we visually group stuff into boxes and when we want to read "main content" we tend to use the visual cues of those boxes to go directly to what we think is the main content.
So your markup should try to do what your eyes would tell you anyway.
** Hixie proposes multiple mains in a case such as this:
<hx>foo bar baz</hx>

main content stuffs

<in-page advertisement(s)/>
<in-page links to related articles/>

continuation of the main content...

This causes more headache for software and visually-impaired visitors but we've all seen articles on the web that use JS to inject ads right into the content, and the multiple-main use case above would let that stuff get filtered out of anything scraping "main content". It would probably be acceptable to most users like this, but the fear is authors would start treating  like
 and you lose the obviousness and simplicity you get with a general "one per page" rule. As I said, it's being discussed, and currently the two specs don't agree here.
Is it any different from using a div with that role, though?
I like putting footers right after headers in articles. It's totally allowed and I think people could do it that way more often.
I like that. I was thinking that the "published on" bit could go just after the heading in a footer element ... Though it does make a joke of the name itself.
No, or actually, putting the role on something (even main) would be somewhat safer. HTML5 maps the roles but unless the browsers and AT recognise it, explicit labelling by the author would be safer. I still put role="navigation" on my navigation too, whether I use nav or not (now that that NVDA bug is gone where it would see both the implicit role and the authored role and announce two).


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WINTER PARK, Fla. - Saint Leo freshman goalkeeper Laura Carstens has been named Sunshine State Conference Defensive Player of the Week for the period ending October 30, league officials announced, Monday. This marks the third time this season Carstens has earned Player of the Week honors.
Facing the SSC's second-ranked offense, Carstens posted a 1-0 shutout at No. 24 Tampa to lift the No. 6 Lions to their first SSC regular-season title in program history. The Horsens, Denmark native made five saves to preserve the victory. She permitted only two goals in eight SSC matches this fall.
Carstens, and the sixth-ranked Saint Leo women's soccer team, have a bye in the first round of the SSC Tournament thanks to their regular season championship. The Lions return to action on Friday, November 4, when they take on the winner of the Lynn/Tampa matchup which will take place on Tuesday, November 1. Tournament pairings and information are posted on the Saint Leo Athletics website. For the latest news, updates, and information on the Lions' quest for post-season success, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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While awaiting trial, Lindsay escapes to the beautiful town of Half Moon Bay, but the peaceful community there is reeling from a string of unspeakable murders. Working with her friends in the Women's Murder Club, Lindsay finds a link between these killings and a case she worked on years before: an unsolved murder that has haunted her ever since. As summer comes into full swing, Lindsay battles for her life on two fronts: before a judge and jury as her trial comes to a climax; and facing unknown adversaries who will do anything to keep her from the truth about the killings, including killing again. It all comes to a head before the big annual 4th of July celebration on the waterfront at Half Moon Bay. Patterson fine-tunes the tension like never before in this heart-racing new novel in the best-selling detective series to debut in years.
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"A rousing fourth installment of the Women's Murder Club series....Suspense fiction euphoria." (Publishers Weekly)
"Nice addition to series..."
I would definite recommend reading this series in order, 1st to Die, 2nd Chance, 3rd Degree then this one. And luckily Audible has them all. This is a nice addition to the series and kept my interest throughout. I enjoyed the narrator as well. Listened to them with friends on a car trip to Oklahoma....time sped by.
book lover
"Good Story"
I like the Women's Murder Club stories, and the narrator was good on this. But the musical playback got on my nerves at times. It would have been much more enjoyable without the dramatic music.
"Patterson, Fooled me again"
Well done. Stories within stories. Disarming diversions, none of which prepared me for the surprise ending. I liked it, all the way through.
"Worth the read"
This was an entertaining and fun book. What a twisted approach to make you think! Suspenseful.
Sci-fi, detective, cozy. Only give 5s to those books I think stand above the rest. 4 is a good solid book. 3 is average, nothing special.
"Good installment."
Not sure why it's the "Club" when it doesn't play much of a part. Good listen, if you've read the previous you know what to expect.
"Action packed but not always accurate"
The opening chapters – WOW! And then the action never stops. The story moves along at a fast clip. Actually, there are two seemingly separate story lines that are combined in this book.
One of the things that I love about the Patterson books is the short, action-packed chapters. There are many places to stop and get some sleep, even though you don't want to put the book down.
This book focuses on Lindsay Boxer and there are only a few mentions of the Women's Murder Club members: Claire (Medical Examiner) and Cindy (News Reporter).
Lindsay's previous partner, Inspector Warren Jacobi, takes a larger role at the beginning and end of the book; so the reader gets to know him better. In this novel he is more human and less hard core. He even has a few funny lines. Is this the doing of the new calibrator, Maxine Paetro? There are very short mentions of Joe, Lindsay's love interest. In fact, they added nothing to either story lines.
As the book moved along I guessed the first killer but I was shocked by the others.
Loved the book and it's fast pace and would recommend it.
That said I still cannot give it a five star. There are tons of errors but the one that really stands out is at the trial conclusion when the jury brought in a "not guilty" verdict. This was a civil trial. Civil trials are about money and so was this trail. In a criminal trail the jury hands down a guilt or innocence verdict. In a civil trail the finding is either for the plaintiff or the defendant. Civil trails have nothing to do with guilt or innocence.
"Now it's getting on track."
This is the one that I originally started with about five years ago that brought me into the series. It is still a very entertaining story. There is violance, but it is absolutely necessary to the storyline. The gratuitious sex and bigotry have been really toned down and no longer interrupt the flow of the plot. I am anxious to start # 5.
It is all in the twist and revelation. Don't spoil it for others.
Most of her voices are distinct and easy to follow.
They don't invite me to "reality" farces because I don't make a fool of myself over every little thing. However, in the last ten chapters I had a hard time putting the book down, which is about as intense as it gets for me.
Once again the mood music covers the narration in places.
"Courtroom.....On and On"
Again..enough with all of the courtroom speeches.
Just Denise
"Audible disappointment"
I agree with many of the other reviewers that Patterson's books are getting old and predictable (although this one was a teensy bit raunchy... a la Tami Hoag) the biggest let down was not the writing but the musical background added to the text itself. I have found that it spoiled several suspenseful moments for me and I'm still a little bitter about it. *sigh*
"A very good read"
I don't know why I always hesitate to read books that James Patterson writes in conjunction with other writers. Beach House was exceptional and the 4th of July was just as good. It started slowly but swung into full gear after a few chapters, leading to good characters and interaction. The end was a bit predictable, but worked out well. I enjoyed this book!
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Horus is familiar to Egyptologists as the hawk-headed god, lord of the sky. As Canyon Lake, Texas knifemaker Allen Elishewitz developed this new design, similar in many ways to his larger custom Creedmore, we saw an aggressive hawk-like character in its crisp edges, facets and choils, hence the Horus™ name. It reminds us of an F-111 stealth fighter, too.
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The blade is AUS 8 premium stainless steel in a bead-blast finish. We call it an "Elishewitz stealth grind" because it is composed almost entirely of flat angular facets. The result is a very strong blade with a strong central spine which extends very near to the tip. It is available in both Razor-Sharp and Combined Razor-Sharp and Triple-Point™ Serrated edge models.
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I've just recently found out that I'm having a boy. It's not what I wanted or expected, but now I am warming to the idea and getting excited to bond with my little boy.
But now I have an issue that I never anticipated, choosing whether or not to circumcise my son. I am from New Zealand where only 10% of boys are circumcised, but have lived in the US for 9 years where it is very common. Here in Virginia it was 74% in 2009- (found online)
The thought of doing it to my child just seems barbaric and cruel and un-necessary. It seems like the main reason people say to do it, (including my husband) is so that boys don't get teased for being different in the locker room since most kids are circumcised.
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Which puts you in a better mood to start your day: waking according to your body's natural rhythms or being awakened from a deep slumber by a noisy alarm clock? If you're like most people, you feel more rested and are more positive when you are allowed to wake when your body wants to. Yet, every day, millions of Ohioans rise - and even go to bed - on a schedule determined by people and factors beyond their control. When your livelihood depends on you to keep your employer's schedule, this trade-off is justified, but what if you are being awakened at certain times mainly because it is more convenient for someone else?
Nursing homes, home care aides and even family caregivers tend to the daily needs of others who are older or who have disabilities and need help with typical activities of daily living. They mean well, but often they structure the care they provide around their own needs and preferences, not those of the care recipient. For example, Mom may prefer to sleep in and eat breakfast around 10 a.m. but the agency that provides the home health aide for her can only provide help between 7 and 9 a.m., due to scheduling. As a result, Mom has to rise and eat before she would prefer.
Ohio is embracing a relatively new approach to care that puts the care recipient at the center of all care decisions. Appropriately called "person-centered care," this philosophy is built around the belief that all adults have the right to make decisions and participate in creating a plan of care that respects their hopes, dreams and goals. Person-centered care makes life better for the care recipient and the care provider because it is based on mutual respect. It is being used with success in care settings from nursing homes, to assisted living facilities, to home health care and even informal, family caregiving.
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I have heard about this ectopic pregnancy from a friend who conceives. I am really afraid that I might have this kind of pregnancy. How many chances that I can have this ectopic pregnancy as well? Why such a pregnancy happen? How can I avoid having this kind of pregnancy?
Please do give me some info about this ectopic pregnancy. I would be really glad for your response.
Thank you :-)
25th November 2012 03:27 PM #2
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Hi mjdingky,
An ectopic pregnancy happens in about 1 out of every 50 pregnancies and are usually caused by an infection or inflammation in the fallopian tube, scar tissue left behind from a previous infection or surgery on the tube which can keep the fertilized egg from moving down the fallopian tube properly or an abnormal tube shape which is sometimes caused by abnormal growths or a birth defect.
Women who are 35 years or older have a higher risk of having an ectopic pregnancy as do women who have had several abortions (not miscarriages). Women who smoke or who have endometriosis or who have undergone fertility treatment or are using fertility medications also have a higher chance of having an ectopic pregnancy.
So what's the best thing to do to help ensure you don't have an ectopic pregnancy? Live a healthy lifestyle, avoid having sex with people who have been sexually active with more than one partner, don't smoke, don't do drugs, and eat a really healthy preconception diet.
I would encourage you to start preconception care today because this will help to create healthy eggs and sperm (if your partner chooses to do the preconception plan with you).
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Thank you so much for answering my question.
The preconception care you have provided is a great help.


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Los Angeles • Gary Bell Jr. scored 15 points, including five of Gonzaga's season-high 13 3-pointers, and the seventh-ranked Zags routed Loyola Marymount 88-43 on Thursday night for their sixth straight win over the Lions.
Kelly Olynyk added 15 points, and Sam Dower and Drew Barham had 13 each for the Zags (20-2, 7-0 West Coast), ensuring coach Mark Few his 14th consecutive season with at least 20 victories.
Anthony Ireland made five 3-pointers while scoring 19 points to lead the Lions (8-13, 1-7), who have lost five straight and seven of eight.
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St. Louis 75, No. 9 Butler 58 • Jordair Jett matched his career best with 19 points and Saint Louis pressured No. 9 Butler into a season-worst 23 turnovers, recording the program's biggest upset in nine years with a 75-58 victory Thursday night that had fans storming the court to celebrate.
Dwayne Evans added 15 points on 6-for-8 shooting and five rebounds for the Billikens (15-5, 4-2 Atlantic-10), who fed off just the fourth sellout at 5-year-old Chaifetz Arena and led by double digits most of the game.
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The industrial age made possible by fossil fuels will surely decline as these fuels run out. In The Ecotechnic Future John Michael Greer alerts the listener to possible changes future generations may face as these dwindling fuel supplies lead first to a deindustrial age, then to a society which salvages the remnants of our current plenty, and eventually to a time in which people may learn to live in balance with the environment: an ecotechnic society.
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"Greer's work is nothing short of brilliant. He has the multidisciplinary smarts to deeply understand our human dilemma as we stand on the verge of the inevitable collapse of industrialism. And he wields uncommon writing skills, making his diagnosis and prescription entertaining, illuminating, and practically informative. Not to be missed." (Richard Heinberg, Senior Fellow, Post Carbon Institute)
"A possible future?"
While some might have issues with the author's religion, the book itself offers an interesting preview of a world that may come, perhaps sooner than we think. Ecotechnic Future synthesizes current issues and debates and posits a possible future of declining energy availability and the consequences for our civilization. While The Ecotechnic Future may be depressing to some, I found the work insightful and thought provoking. It is useful to remember that we are living in a fossil fuel age that is but a blip in the long story of humanity. What the book examines is what may come after our energy rich blip has passed. I'd recommend this book for people interested in environmental issues or people interested in looking at a possible human future via the long duree.
"In depth evolutionary & historic view of our futur"
This is a wide reaching historic and evolutionary account and view of human endevours with a view to show that we are heading for the cliff, nature does not care, but that we should change course completely for our own sake. Should be read by anyone who has some sanity left
Eaarth, The Great Turning,
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"not the apocalypse you were expecting"
I'm definitely getting more JMG books.
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Movie? We're living it!
Great wake up call from a lot of modes of thinking that turn out to be very old after all. I thought I got some exposure from being an English major in college, but apparently a lot of the good stuff wasn't on the reading list. Would have loved to have this guy as a prof. because he shows the pitfalls of different ways of thinking.
"Listened to five times now!"
An important book visioning the future. It inspires me to skill up. I listen to it while gardening.
"Future world view minus the apocalyptic claptrap"
I listened to JMG'S book "Rise and Fall" prior to this one. I would suggest readers do the same. The greater the number of decades you have lived, the better able you are to see the future he outlines. Regardless of your political beliefs or scientific knowledge, you will learn from this text and have much to ponder. Our society is destined to change significantly as petroleum supplies decline and arguably we are just beginning to see these changes. Mr Greer's book describes a future much different than what most people envision. This is an excellent book to encourage your offspring to read if you're a parent.
"Failure of society"
Don't waste your time on this one! The author Mr. Greer, is also Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America. In short he envisions the failure of society after the decline of fossil fuel resources and a return to subsistence living, composting and organic gardening, which he currently practices. There is no credit given to human ingenuity and the small amount of energy used when compared to total sunlight striking the earth. Unless you want to be depressed and believe in half truths and inappropriate in interpretations, don't bother.
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