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What ends up happening is your decisions will revolve around what resource you need most, and then you'll act accordingly to stay afloat. Unfortunately (and this is where the luck part I mentioned earlier comes in), you don't have control over which planets you come across, and if you're almost out of fuel and no gas-rich planets are in sight, your game is going to end.
Technologies and crafting
To give yourself an advantage, you can craft new technologies using blueprints found or acquired from alien races, along with rare metals you'll mine alongside your main resources. Some might include an enhanced telescope that gives you more information about stars in your area, or an item called the Death Seed, which can turn a star into a black hole (and can be used as a wormhole to another location). As long as you have the resources, you'll be able to craft items like these to get an edge to push you further toward your goal.
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Most everyone has played the card game Solitaire in one of its many variations and knows that even if you make all the right choices, most of the time, you lose the game.
Out There is very similar. In some games you'll cover great distances while changing ships, discovering tech, and getting increasingly closer to Earth. Other games, your drill will break randomly so you can't mine iron and you might have no iron to repair it. After playing a few games, you'll start to recognize when the end is imminent, and you'll restart the game because there is little point in going on.
Also like Solitaire, even though there is this luck aspect to it, I still find the process of the game enjoyable. I can run through several games in a sitting, trying to get the right circumstances for covering the greatest distance and still feel like I'm having fun.
There is one minor detail I don't like about Out There, and that is the map view. You can only see a small portion of the map unless you have upgraded telescopes and other tech. I understand that it makes it more realistic, but if there were a larger star map, or I could scroll further away from my ship, it would be easier to plan my moves. As it is, sometimes you'll get to the end of a chain of star systems only to realize the next one is out of reach of your engines, forcing you to backtrack to planets where you've already exhausted the resources. In other words, the inability to plan on the smallish star map can be the difference between life and death.
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Like I said, Out There is a lot like Solitaire in the sense that you'll play multiple games that will just end with no further moves to make. But also like Solitaire, you'll go right back and start the game again, if only to see if this time you're lucky enough to manage the game just right and -- hopefully -- finally complete the journey home. The current price is a little steep at $3.99, but I think with such a unique and satisfying experience, it is well worth the price tag.


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Does it take a rocket scientist to prove that a well-appointed room, with sunlight and a view and accommodation for family and friends, is an effective antidote to illness? Seems like common sense to me, but for decades the healthcare industry and the architects who served it turned their backs on such simple measures. What brilliant line of thought made our hospitals into sunless mazes of vinyl surfacing, fluorescent lighting, and beige-colored everything? Fortunately, new ideas are taking hold.
The three projects featured in this issue of the PRODUCT SPEC GUIDE—Polshek and Ballinger's Weill Greenberg Center in New York, ZGF and H+L's Children's Hospital in Aurora, Colo., and OWP/P's Froedtert Cancer Center in Milwaukee—exemplify the latest thinking on patient well-being and quality of care as they relate to the physical environment. Many of the architects' solutions were informed by the emerging principles of evidence-based design, a new math of environmental psychology, medical research, and hospital administration.
Architects will never be able to make a colonoscopy enjoyable, but they can do a great deal to calm a patient's nerves before a procedure and to facilitate the recovery process. Architects can even help save lives. As Amanda Kolson Hurley observes in "Room for the Family" (page 11), orienting rooms so that beds and equipment are always in the same place can minimize the disorientation of doctors and nurses and save critical seconds in an emergency.
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Mel Kiper has us taking Tyron Smith* OT USC and Todd McShay has us taking Benjamin Ijalana OL Villanova!! What are you alls thoughts?
Mel Kiper has us taking Tyron Smith* OT USC and Todd McShay has us taking Benjamin Ijalana OL Villanova!! What are you alls thoughts?
ijalana is a guard and tyron smith is a terrible pick....i hate small tackles (280 pounds) hes an athletic guy but falls into the same category of former TEs that move to tackle like charles brown (another undersized USC tackle) and jason smith (failure at LT at #2 overall and has been less than mediocre at RT since)
hes just not big enough for what we do on offense, he would be a good colts tackle
I agree Ijalana won't be an OT in the NFL.....I see him as an OG to.....I don't mind that pick especially if Mike Pouncey is off the board at the point to....I also think that is way to early for Mike Pouncey...He isn't Maurkice and to me Mike is mid/late second round pick.......
But if Sherrod is gone then I rather the Steelers wait to draft an OL......Draft a DE or BPA and draft a Cannon in the 2nd round.......
They both have Pouncey going earlier in the first! I believe one was to the Giants and the other to ... I can't remember
One still had Sherodd on the board and the other had Camron Heyward on the board and CB Aaron Willams of Texas. We Need OL/DL/CB a possession Receiver and Punter
If Pouncey is there at 32 take him.
RG is a bigger "need" than any position on the offense imo .. im not huge on max starks but he is a much better LT than whatever our answer is at RG and it would be way harder for a guy to come out of college where we are picking and take that spot relative to RG
If Starks and Colon is back, I actually think I would be OK with that constellation for a couple of more years. At least I hope they keep Colon for RT.
However much you think you know about football, rest assured that Skip Bayless knows more!
i like marcus gilbert as a mid round guy....we can cut our losses with jscott and hills
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Promotional recording
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A promotional recording, or promo, is an audio or video recording distributed for free, usually in order to promote a recording that is or soon will be commercially available. Promos are normally sent directly to broadcasters, such as music radio and television stations, and to tastemakers, such as DJs and music journalists, in advance of the release of commercial editions, in the hope that airplay, reviews, and other forms of exposure will result and stimulate the public's interest in the commercial release.
Promos are often distributed in plain packaging, without the text or artwork that appears on the commercial version. Typically a promo is marked with some variation of the following text: "Licensed for promotional use only. Sale is prohibited." It may also state that the promo is still the property of the distributor and is to be "returned upon demand." However, it is not illegal to sell promotional recordings,[1] and recalls of promos are extremely rare and unenforced.[2]
Because promos are produced in smaller quantity than releases made available to the general public, they are sometimes considered valuable collectors' items. They are never intended for sale in record stores.
Promo single[edit]
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A promo single (short for promotional single) is a single that is made available to radio stations, nightclubs, music publications, and other media outlets by a record label for the express purpose of promoting a forthcoming commercial single or an entirely new album. A song may be released as a promotional single even if no commercial version of the single is available to buy. This is usually for the purpose of promoting an entire album. While intended specifically for use by professional disc jockeys and not for resale, they are frequently sought out by music collectors nonetheless.
The promo single is usually recognized by its limited liner notes and cover artwork as well as its unique catalog number (or the occasional lack thereof). Quite often, vinyl records will be issued in a generic cardboard jacket or white paper sleeve while CDs will be issued in a slimline jewel case or cardboard sleeve.
There may also be promotion-specific terms stamped on the disc or its cover, most notably "For Promotional Use Only."
The advance promo single is furnished to DJs sometimes weeks or months in advance of a domestic release to give record labels an opportunity to build interest in the single and gauge response to the single. Unlike a finished promo single, these are commonly test pressings or white labels and thus are manufactured in limited runs. Traditionally, these promotional copies were supplied to DJs through music pools. Despite the good intention, there has been some dispute within the industry whether an advanced promotion is a good thing or not. Building interest is naturally a good thing, but it may have the opposite effect when interested persons are unable to find a new song in the record stores for quite some time.
Buzz singles and advance singles[edit]
In music, a buzz single or advance single is a track or promotional song, released by the label (typically) preceding the album's release. The song(s) are released in order to bring attention to an album's release. Buzz singles are not typically issued to radio as promotional singles, but this will not prevent radio stations from playing the songs. Buzz singles are not always included on an album.
Acetates and test pressings[edit]
On rare occasions a special type of demonstration record known as an acetate disc has been distributed to radio stations as a promo. Instead of being mass-produced these records are cut one at a time in the recording studio from a master tape source. They were generally made in very low quantity with hand-written labels. The soft acetate surface of these discs can be played no more than about 10 times before they start to wear out.
Another type of rare item which has occasionally been used as a promo is a "test pressing" or white label. These are the first disc copies pressed at the factory. They are used to check manufacturing quality before mass production begins.
Countdown to album release programs[edit]
iTunes and other markets distribute songs for a price on a pre-set schedule; such as one a week in a 'Countdown' to the parent album's release. These pre-sales of album tracks are often called 'promotional singles' by many.[3][4]
Radio outlets[edit]
Promotional recordings are distributed to commercial AM and FM radio stations for airplay. These singles typically feature just the radio edit of the song, but may also include alternate remix edits, the original album version, or even call-out hooks
Nightclub outlets[edit]
When it comes to electronic dance music, 12-inch records and CDs still remain the more popular media by which promotional recordings may be distributed to DJs in the nightclub industry.[citation needed] These singles typically feature one or more extended remixes (sometimes dubbed a "club mix") of the title track that are not generally available to the public as well as the original extended version, which in many cases is itself club-friendly. In some cases, the disc may have anonymous track labeling or lack labels altogether. Often the corresponding CD may also carry radio edits and other alternate cuts that did not make it onto the 12-inch record itself, in which case the CD is referred to as a maxi-single CD. Promotional recordings may also include digital recordings in MP3, MP4, or Windows Media Audio formats to discourage illegal copying and enable effective recall when the promotional period has expired.
It is not unusual for a promo single to have no commercially available counterpart particularly in those genres that are predominantly oriented to nightclub applications.
Promotional compilations[edit]
Many companies currently offer promotional compilations to DJs, radio use and nightclubs alike. The format is growing on the CD format, but some companies still offer promotional compilations in vinyl also.[citation needed] Most of the compilations are genre-specific (like most of CD Pools' compilations) but there are also compilations that offer a combination of different genres (like compilations from DMC and Music Factory). Such compilations are normally released monthly. In addition to companies that work internationally, there are also many companies that offer national promotions material in the form of compilations.
Versions in the compilation are usually either radio edits or extended / 12" remixes of the song, depending a bit on the targeted audience. Club scene music is usually in the longer and easier to play format of extended remix, whereas more street targeted music is usually released as radio edits. It normally takes a couple of weeks after the release of the original promo single to be available on promotional compilations. This has the added benefit of having the songs when they're already had some airtime and are thus not the bleeding edge no-one has heard from, but still have usually not been released to the mass markets yet.
Some of the internationally established companies are CD Pool and DMC. Many fledgling companies are also available offering both well-known and lesser known releases.
Online promotional distribution[edit]
Since the advent of broad-bandwidth Internet access and professional tools such as iPool or Haulix, the online promotional distribution of music has been established. Record companies make their music available as audio files and use the Internet as a distribution channel. In contrast to the conventional way of distributing promotional recordings, this kind of promotional distribution is faster and cheaper.
See also[edit]
- ^ ...at least not in the U.S., where the UMG v. Augusto case clarified in 2011 that promos are gifts, not the property of the distributor, and that the first-sale doctrine entitles the recipient to dispose of the recording as they wish.
- ^ That is, at least in the U.S., the recipient of a promo has no obligation to comply with a recall, unless a separate contract is in effect.
- ^ Lamb, Bill (17 November 2010). "Black Eyed Peas Release "Do It Like This" - Announce Single a Week Until The Beginning". About.com. Retrieved 2 April 2011.
- ^ AOL Music Staff (2010-11-30). "Black Eyed Peas, 'The Beginning' -- New Album". AOL Music. AOL inc. Retrieved 2 April 2011.


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RESIDUAL TRAPPING OF CO2 IN AQUIFERS DURING COUNTER-CURRENT FLOW by Dalad Nattwongasem A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PETROLEUM ENGINEERING) August 2011 Copyright 2011 Dalad Nattwongasem
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Title | Residual trapping of CO₂ in aquifers during counter-current flow |
Author | Nattwongasem, Dalad |
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Degree | Doctor of Philosophy |
Document type | Dissertation |
Degree program | Petroleum Engineering |
School | Viterbi School of Engineering |
Date defended/completed | 2011-05-17 |
Date submitted | 2011-07-14 |
Date approved | 2011-07-15 |
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Ershaghi, Iraj Safonov, Michael G. |
Abstract | Increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the earth's atmosphere has initiated a wide range of efforts to mitigate emissions and to capture and sequester CO₂. Carbon sequestration in deep saline aquifers provides a potential site for long-term storing large amount of CO₂ without significant leakage back to surface. However, the time-scales that characterize the immobilization of CO₂ in an aquifer, by mechanisms such as capillary trapping, dissolution and chemical reaction, are not yet fully understood. The key contributions and findings from this research effort are: • A new dimensionless time-scale is proposed to describe residual entrapment of the non-wetting phase during counter-current flow. The new time-scale is demonstrated to outperform existing time-scales for a full range of relevant aquifer settings. • By combining experimental observations with numerical calculations, we demonstrate that the use of co-current relative permeability functions is insufficient to capture the migration dynamics of a non-wetting phase plume in counter-current flow settings. ❧ In this research project, we focus on the time-scale that describes the rate of entrapment of a well-defined CO₂ plume during counter-current flow. We use numerical calculations to study the interplay between capillary and gravity forces on migration dynamics. Based on numerical calculations, we propose a scaling analysis that allows us to estimate the rate and amount of entrapment over a range of relevant aquifer settings. ❧ In addition, current simulations models are commonly based on sequential displacements experiments (co-current flow) whereas any CO₂ that is injected into an aquifer will migrate upwards due to buoyancy in a counter-current flow setting. We test the use of the co-current saturation functions to predict the migration of CO₂ plume in an aquifer in the context of the counter-current flow settings. To test the accuracy of numerical calculations, a series of dynamic segregation experiments is performed with an analog brine/isooctane fluid system in a well-defined porous media to observe the changes in non-wetting phase saturation as a function of time. A comparison of the experimental observations with numerical calculations demonstrates that co-current relative permeability is inadequate to represent the migration dynamics and that counter-current relative permeability must be integrated in the simulation of aquifer storage processes. |
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as well. Just plug the COOLWALKER directly to any PictBridge compatible
for PC free printing.
Long Life Battery
The COOLWALKER can operate for up to two hours thanks to the powerful
rechargeable Lithium Polymer Nikon EN-EL6 battery and charger/AC adaptor
Freedom to go anywhere
The Nikon COOLWALKER is a complete solution for anyone who enjoys digital
photography but risks getting lost in the organisation and archiving of
their work. Internal shock absorbers protect the hard disk in the field
and in the office, providing a safe secure location for your precious
digital image archive for years to come.
Speaking about the COOLWALKER; Hans Gaarlandt, Marketing Executive Prosumer Film and Digital products said:
"Extensive research tells us that customers are rapidly embracing the benefits of digital photography, but losing their way when it comes to organising them for sharing later. Everyone wants to be taking pictures instead of filing and captioning them! But the most pleasure from you're your digital photography comes in sharing them quickly and easily, instead of browsing around folders on your PC screen".
He continued: "The Nikon COOLWALKER combines two major benefits for the digital camera user: it frees up your expensive CF card capacity, say, on holiday or business trip without the need for a PC, and once your home just take the COOLWALKER and a Video Out cable to connect your digital photo album with family, friends or colleagues using the simplest viewing medium of them all, television".
- Ample storage space. holds approximately 10,000 images* with a 30GB
hard disk, the MSV-01 gives the user the freedom to store an impressively
large number of images. It's also compatible with CompactFlash and Microdrive
and can be combined with a CF adapter** to enable use of SD cards too.
*Approximately 10,000 X 6-megapixel images can be stored in JPEG FINE.
- View-anywhere convenience. The 2.5-inch color TFT LCD allows images
to be viewed anywhere with the clarity of 117,600 pixels. The MSV-01
also offers connectivity to TVs too, so shots can be viewed on a much
grander scale. A remote control terminal is additionally included, which
is particularly useful when viewing images on a TV screen.
- Peripheral performance. Direct printing without the need for a PC
is made possible through support of PictBridge. The MSV-01 also offers
further peripheral performance by acting as a card reader for a PC*
and offering Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity to PCs and CompactFlash compatibility
- a media widely accepted at stores offering print services.
- Compact convenience. With dimensions of just 81 X 130 X 35mm (approx.)
and a weight of approximately 350g, the MSV-01 is designed to be carried
comfortably virtually anywhere, allowing images to be viewed whenever
the user desires.
- Easy-to-view GUI and simple operation. With an easy-to-view GUI with
an SLR-consistent design and an easy-to-understand Multi-Selector accompanied
by two buttons, operation is both simple and user friendly.
- Comprehensive protection. The MSV-01 has easy to grip rubber sides and is equipped with an internal hard drive secured by shock absorbers.
** The MSV-01 is compatible with CompactFlash and Microdrive cards and can also be made compatible with SD cards through combination with a CF adapter purchased from a third-party vendor.
Nikon CoolWalker MSV-01 Specifications
Storage | 30 GB Hard Disk (2.5 inch) 0.1 GB used for system |
Media | Compact Flash Type I/II Microdrive supported Other media via CF adapter |
Image display | 2.5" Color TFT LCD 117,600 pixels (490 x 240) Brightness adjustable |
Menu languages | English French German Spanish |
Playback data | Dsign rule for Camera File
System (DCF) compliant rule: JPEG, TIFF, NEF (RAW)** QuickTime Motion JPEG, TIFF Wave Format Audio File (WAV)*** Supports file formats recorded by Nikon cameras. ** Supports NEF files recorded by Nikon digital cameras; does not support NEF files created by Nikon scanners. ***Available only for audio files attached to images recorded by Nikon digital cameras. Audio video equipment with an appropriate input required playing audio. |
Playback | Thumbnail One frame Zoom (JPEG still only) 2x, 4x, 8x Slideshow Movie Histogram display Shooting information display Search function available by date |
Video output (selectable) |
Interface | USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Mass storage device Direct connection to PictBridge compatible printers via USB |
Connectivity | CF card slot (Type I/II) USB (mini) A/V output DC input |
Remote control | Infrared remote control |
Power | Lithium Polymer battery EN-EL6
(2000 mAh) AC adapter (supplied) |
Playback life | Approx. 1.5 hours continuous with EN-EL6 battery |
Dimensions | 130 x 81 x 35 mm (5.1 x 3.2 x 1.4 in) |
Weight (w/battery) | 350 g (12.4 oz) |
System req. | Interface: Support for standard
built-in USB ports (may not function via USB hub); OS: Windows XP
Home Edition / Professional, 2000 Professional, ME, 98SE, Mac
OS 9.1-9.2, Mac OS X (Version 10.1.2 or later) pre-installed models. CD-ROM required for Windows 98SE to install the MSV-01 driver software. |
Box contents | USB cable, AV cable, Rechargeable battery EN-EL6 (installed), AC adapter, Remote control unit, Soft case, Software, CD-ROM, Instruction manual, Warranty |


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Governor Chafee signed a bill today improving Rhode Island's shoddy public records law. The chief accomplishment: scrapping a provision in the old law that shielded from inspection any record "identifiable to an individual" - an overly broad exemption that stifled many a citizen and journalist.
Tim White, investigative reporter for WPRI-TV, used to joke that as soon as the governor signed a bill it wasn't public record since it was "identifiable" to the chief executive.
The new law requires a balancing test in line with federal law - records are to be made public unless doing so would constitute an "unwarranted invasion of personal privacy." An overzealous town clerk can still block access, but this is an improvement.
Legislators who pushed the measure - particularly Representative Michael Marcello - and outside advocates, including media, civil liberties, and good government groups, deserve kudos for the change.
But advocates didn't win one crucial reform: making correspondence between elected officials, in their official capacity, public record.
It will probably be some time before there is momentum around more changes to the public record law. And if the General Assembly, at that point, looks anything like it does now, you can expect continued resistance to additional scrutiny of pols.
But if Rhode Island really wants to move to the forefront on government transparency - and Lord knows, the state could use some more transparency - the next step is clear.


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A tool to examine and manipulate Garmin IMG
I have implemented this functionality (i.e. display and change of the img part number) in [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].
Please, if you want to try it, back up your img before...
For me it works fine with topo Pro Germany, Austria and France...
Also ability to change MS Flag from 1 to 0 (and back) in two clicks:
And easily change Mapset name, Map name and description directly on the image file:
Change or Add unlock codes easily and change other attributes in a couple of clicks:
Open JCV files to view pictures/layers:
Available languages in newest versions :
latest version on site
ImgTool up to v1.9.4Code:Please Login or Register to see the links
- Improved JCV support (especially support of Japanese JCVs, like CN Japan NT 2015.10 M).
- Fixed several bugs.
- Updated language files.
ImgTool v1.9.1
-For JCV files, adding a new feature: the "Junction Views" button to browse through the different views by card number and link numbers. The views are displayed as they appear on the GPS.
-Support "Drag & Drop" the files can be opened by dragging and dropping them onto the main window.
-New search tool for finding the tile corresponding to data (latitude / longitude)
-Support for the "Open read-only" Windows.
-Addition of .tdb files to the list of supported files.
-By default the files are now open in write mode locked to prevent other software to change the currently edited files in ImgTool.
To find the open mode of previous versions check the option 'Open files write in writing mode in the Preferences window.
-Fixed many bugs and various cosmetic improvements.
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For HEX editor lovers!
Small Microsoft Excel file for convert Part Number from HEX to ANSI or vice versa.
Spoiler: CLICK
SORRY! Now this file only for Russian locales due to peculiarities of my remote access! Usually Microsoft makes compliance to any locale but I am not sure for other devices than mine. If you need the file for the English locales for Excel you must ask me!
All thanks to the author: qwik
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Love your wife? Buy yourself a GPS for answering to her favorite question: "Dear, where are you?".
Here is a Perl script to change or add the part number in an image file. It works an a Windows system with Perl installed or of course on a Linux system:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
The script takes two parameter, which can be changed in the script - see the marked lines in the first part):
- the name of the image file (default: 'imagefile.img', as you always should worked with a copy)
- the part number as normal string like '010-D1160-00' for Transalpin 2012 Pro (default: empty string).
The part number will be coded (second part) and the resulting 9 bytes are written into the imagefile (third part), beginnend at position 48 (hex 0x30).
Excuse me but what is the "part number" in a image map? What is it doing? Is it doing anything? Why do you care to change it?
Man, I am falling behind this days. Need to catch up fast. Thanks Caty!!! You are the Garmin Underworld Goddess! I am so obsessed with the FW hacks that I forgot about the maps. Very interesting indeed! Very useful for hikers and especially for offroaders is this new implementation! Now how can this be implemented in the old maps or in the custom ones? Hmm...
swedish language file to ImgTool1.6.0
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See more great educational videos from explore.Educational Video on Yaks from China
Posted on 25. Nov, 2009 by Skillz in Animals
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Boatman of Styx (3.5e Prestige Class)
From D&D Wiki
Boatman of Styx[edit]
The River Styx is a planar path winding its way along the Lower Planes servicing the myriad planes of evil, and its waters rob mortals and immortals of their memories. Ferrymen ply these waters, offering safe passage and travel between the planes, but most are con-men looking to make a quick silver, predators in disguise, or well-meaning fools. Few beings know the truly safe routes along the River Styx, thus earning the tile of boatmen, and even fewer have accepted its nature into their very body.
Becoming a Boatman of Styx[edit]
Skills: | Knowledge (The Planes) 8 ranks, Survival 4 ranks, Profession (boatman) 4 ranks. |
Feats: | Quickdraw. |
Sneak Attack: | +2d6. |
Special: | Must have visited every Lower Plane via the River Styx, and lived at least one year on a boat on the River Styx. |
Level | Base Attack Bonus |
Saving Throws | Special | ||
Fort | Ref | Will | |||
1st | +0 | +2 | +2 | +0 | Safe Passage, Stygian Blood |
2nd | +1 | +3 | +3 | +0 | River-born, Sneak Attack +1d6 |
3rd | +2 | +3 | +3 | +1 | Stygian Tears |
4th | +3 | +4 | +4 | +1 | River-marked, Sneak Attack +2d6 |
5th | +3 | +4 | +4 | +1 | Kiss of Lethe |
6th | +4 | +5 | +5 | +2 | Eternal Boatman, Sneak Attack +3d6 |
7th | +5 | +5 | +5 | +2 | Bonus Feat |
8th | +6 | +6 | +6 | +2 | Knowledgeable, Sneak Attack +4d6 |
9th | +6 | +6 | +6 | +3 | Stygian Tributary |
10th | +7 | +7 | +7 | +3 | Xirfilstyx Dance, Sneak Attack +5d6 |
Class Skills (6 + Int modifier per level)
Balance (Dex), Bluff (Cha), Climb (Str), Craft (Int), Decipher Script (Int), Diplomacy (Cha), Disable Device (Int), Disguise (Cha), Escape Artist (Dex), Forgery (Int), Gather Information (Cha), Hide (Dex), Intimidate (Cha), Jump (Str), Knowledge (planes) (Int), Listen (Wis), Move Silently (Dex), Open Lock (Dex), Search (Int), Sense Motive (Wis), Sleight of Hand (Dex), Spot (Wis), Swim (Str), Tumble (Dex), Use Magic Device (Cha), and Use Rope (Dex).
Class Features[edit]
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A Boatman of Styx gains proficiency in the Long Staff, but does not gain any other weapon or armor proficiency.
Safe Passage (Su): At 1st level, the Boatman of Styx learns to navigate the River Styx. When leading a boat or ship, the Boatman can lead a craft to any other planar location that contains some portion of the River Styx. This journey takes 1d6 hours, and is uneventful.
Stygian Blood (Ex): At 1st level, the Boatman of Styx has absorbed small amounts of the River Styx into his blood, and from this point forward he is immune to mind-affecting effects and the effects of the River Styx.
River-born: At 2nd level, the Boatman of Styx gains a swim speed of 60', and he may take 10 on any Swim check. He also does not need to breathe while submersed in water.
Sneak Attack: A Boatman of Styx gains an additional die of Sneak Attack at every even numbered level.
Stygian Tears: At 3rd level, the Boatman of Styx's tears gain the effects of the River Styx. He may collect up to one vial of tears per day. Being struck by a vial of these tears has the same effects as an exposure to the waters of the River Styx (DM's option). If kept stoppered, these vials of tears last indefinitely.
River-marked: At 4th level, the Boatman of Styx's continues exposure to the River Styx grants a +8 to Swim checks, a +6 to Disguise checks, and a +4 to Bluff checks.
Kiss of Lethe (Su): At 5th level, the Boatman of Styx may kiss an enemy on an opposed Grapple check. This kiss has the same effects as an exposure to the River Styx (DMs option).
Eternal Boatman (Sp): At 6th level, the Boatman of Styx may summon a normal wooden boat once per day. This boat is large enough to carry the Boatman and up to eight Medium sized passengers. This boat lasts 24 hours, then falls apart into pieces of rotted wood.
Bonus Feat: At 7th level, the Boatman of Styx gains a bonus feat. He must meet any prerequisites of this feat to choose it.
Knowledgeable: At 8th level, the Boatman of Styx's has absorbed a critical mass of memories from swimming in the River Styx. He always has at least 10 ranks in all Knowledges, and may expend skill points to raise these Knowledges as if they were class skills. The Boatman also gains the ability to speak, read, and write any language.
Stygian Tributary (Sp): At 9th level, the Boatman of Styx learns a secret about the River Styx: it sometimes touches rivers on planes other than the Lower Planes. Once per day, a Boatman of Styx may cast gate (travel version only) as a spell-like ability, but only while standing on a boat in a river. This portal leads to any other river on any plane.
Xirfilstyx Dance (Su): At 10th level, the Boatman of Styx has studied these fiends of the River Styx and learned a secret fighting art. Any creature struck by a Boatman of Styx's sneak attack must make a Will save or be dazed for 1d4 rounds. Any affected creature does not remember any events while dazed.
External links[edit]
Back to Main Page → 3.5e Homebrew → Classes → Prestige Classes
Back to Main Page → 3.5e Homebrew → Sourcebooks → Tome of Fiends → Fiends with Class


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Going to great lengths for long lashes–the truth about false eyelashes Fake lashes are all the rage right now–but should you be cautious? Unfortunately, for those who want longer, fuller lashes, there is some risk involved in wearing them.
What are eyelashes for? People spend a lot of money to make their eyelashes look long, thick and dark to appear more alluring.
Diabetes and Eyesight Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with diabetes? If so, it's important to get your eye doctor involved in treatments and preventative care right away.
August 24-28 is Contact Lens Health Week It's "back to school" time and that means time for new clothes, new school supplies, and new glasses and/or contacts for students.
August is National Children's Eye Health & Safety Month As the end of the summer approaches, back-to-school time is top of mind for many parents.
Is It Time to Try Different Contact Lenses? Take This Quiz to Find Out Say you've been wearing contact lenses to correct your nearsighted or farsighted vision and they work just fine.


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Trade With Time Zone Differences: Factor Market Implications
The main purpose of this paper is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled labor and unskilled labor) trade model, how a time-saving improvement in business-services trade benefitting from differences in time zones can have an impact on national factor markets. For these purposes, the authors extend Marjit's (2007) framework into the case with the night-shift work. By doing so, they intend to capture the situation where the night-shift work in one country is replaced by the day-shift work in another country. In other words, they will show that, trade with time zone differences will result in shifts of the relative supplies and demands for skilled labor around the globe.
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The Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue University (http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/) is one of the two websites I check when I have a writing related question. The other is the Tameri Guide, of course, since Susan and I tend to add content to Tameri based on our experiences writing and teaching. I am a bit envious of the great content on Purdue OWL, though. It is probably the best academic writing site on the Web.
Recently the OWL began adding slide shows, movies, and podcasts for students and teachers. The MLA and APA citation guides were already invaluable, but I've started to accept that students want content in digital form.
The podcasts' content focuses on rhetorical concepts. Because students struggle with ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos, any additional explanations are helpful. I'm for anything that helps students sort through the complicated textbook definitions of these concepts.
For a few years the OWL has been adding PowerPoint presentations on a range of writing topics. I'm not a fan of PowerPoint; slides are best used to introduce topics. Slides, by their nature, are superficial and should be accompanied by further reading and discussion. Still, the slides help students focus on key topics and concepts they should remember. The long list of available presentations is impressive and I do encourage teachers and students to browse the OWL library.
The OWL movies focus on visual rhetoric, but they too can be useful for writers. Unless we're discussing audiobooks, most of our words appear on pages or screens. Design affects the perceptions of texts, including how seriously a reader approaches the words. The OWL movies are a good starting point for discussions of visual rhetoric.
For the basics of academic writing, you won't find many resources equal to the OWL. Again, the website is: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/


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Test Day:2012-11-15 KDE 4.9
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What to test?
Today's instalment of Fedora Test Day will focus on KDE Plasma Workspaces
Who's available
The following cast of characters will be available testing, workarounds, bug fixes, and general discussion ...
- Development - Lukáš Tinkl (ltinkl), Rex Dieter (rdieter), Jaroslav Řezník (jreznik), Kevin Kofler (Kevin_Kofler), Than Ngo (than)
- Quality Assurance - Martin Holec (Martix), Vítězslav Humpa (vhumpa), Adam Williamson (adamw)
Prerequisite for Test Day
- Use image linked below, or an updated Fedora 18 pre-release, Rawhide (tips on installing Rawhide below), or a nightly live image
- Your hardware profile uploaded to Smolt according to these instructions
Also helpful, if you have or can get them:
- Additional displays (monitors, TVs...) for testing multihead setup
- Wi-fi/bluetooth enabled networking devices
- Graphics adapters, virtual machines, or driver configurations not capable of compositing
How to test?
Boot latest Fedora 18 into KDE 4.8 Plasma Workspaces.
Live image
You may download a non-destructive pre-Fedora 18 live image for your architecture. Tips on using a live image are available at FedoraLiveCD.
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Using the live image is the easiest way to participate in testing for most people, but alternatively you can:
Update your machine to Fedora 18
If you are already running or want to try the pre-release of Fedora 18, install Fedora 18 Alpha and then update to the latest packages.
Perform testing
Please perform as many of the test cases listed as you have the time and the resources to complete, and fill out your results in the table below. You do not need a Fedora account to fill in the table.
Regular tests
Here is the list of regular test. Some tests are optional as requires non-default settings and it's more difficult to set it up. The tests are divided into the four categories.
Basic desktop usage:
- QA:Testcase KDE4 Desktop Effects (by default)
- QA:Testcase KDE4 Theming (KDM/KSplashX/Plasma-desktop)
- QA:Testcase KDE4 GDM Integration (GDM integration, optional)
- QA:Testcase KDE4 Session management
- QA:Testcase KDE4 Applets/Plasmoids
Hardware integration:
- QA:Testcase KDE4 Bluetooth
- QA:Testcase KDE4 NM applet
- QA:Testcase KDE4 device notifier applet
- Volume applet (kmix)
- QA:Testcase KDE4 battery applet
Essential apps:
- kdepim
- calligra
- kde-telepathy
- apper
Other features:
- working sound in Phonon, esp. with regards to the PA and GStreamer integration
- QA:Testcase KDE4 System Settings RootOnly Modules ("root" modules in System Settings)
Tests without a test case are more freeform tests - try the basic usage and let us know on IRC. The tests are not limited on these proposed, feel free to contact us with any problem you encountered during the Test Day (and even after Test Day on #fedora-kde channel).
Unplanned testing
As well as running the formal test cases, you can help simply by running KDE 4 Plasma Workspaces and reporting any problems you come across in the course of your typical usage of desktop, even if this does not match up with any of the test cases. If you are unsure to what any discovered problem relates, please check in #fedora-test-day before you file a bug.
Test Results
If you have problems with any of the tests, try and report a bug. Bugs clearly related to KDE Plasma Workspaces and it's rendering should be reported to KDE Bugzilla. Bugs that are clearly issues in Fedora KDE integration should be reported to Fedora Bugzilla. If you are unsure, please report into Fedora Bugzilla or ask on #fedora-test-day or #fedora-qa. You will need an account to report bugs, but creating one is easy, and we will help you do this if you ask in IRC.
If you are not sure of the appropriate component), please check in IRC before filing, there are many possibilities. If you are unsure about exactly how to file the report or what other information to include, just ask on IRC and we will help you.
Once you have completed the tests, add your results to the Results table below, following the example results from the first line as a template. The first column should be your name with a link to your User page in the Wiki if you have one, and the second should be a link to the Smolt profile of the system you tested. If you are running Fedora in VM, please, at least state the name of VM hypervisor(kvm/VirtualBox...). However uploading Smolt profile is useful even for VMs. For each test case, use the result template to describe your result, following the examples in the Sample user row.
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End a bumpy day with easy lumpy pizza. Customize this one-dish meal by using cooked Italian sausage or ground beef instead of the pepperoni.
If you like additional toppings, try sprinkling with sliced mushrooms or sliced green onions with or in place of the pepperoni. Garnish the finished "lumpy" pizza with chopped fresh basil.


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"The Obama Administration has proposed a National Ocean Policy that will add new regulations and implement closures that will affect fishermen as well as inland activities. Of the nine National Priority Objectives in the National Ocean Policy, four call for closed areas or restrictions on activities - including fishing. To make matters worse, the Policy requires that all of these decisions be made by federal officials behind closed doors. There is no opportunity for direct stakeholder participation in these decisions. At a time of tight budgets, I believe this new Policy is draining resources away from existing missions and duties of a number of federal agencies. Yet this Administration either cannot, or will not, answer questions about where the funding for this far-reaching national zoning effort is coming from," said Chairman John Fleming (LA-04).
The absence of stakeholder involvement in the development of the National Ocean Policy and subsequent Implementation Plan has created uproar throughout the fishing industry. Captain Robert F. Zales, II, President of the National Association of Charterboat Operators, expressed his concerns about the lack of transparency throughout the process. "The current National Ocean Policy process, has from day one, suggested that the Nation's stakeholders have been actively involved and able to provide input. The true nature of the activity shows this is blatantly untrue. The fast tracking underground, lack of adequate public notice, and haphazard manner where vital stakeholders are left out by the administration is clear indication they want this policy to be fully implemented before anyone is aware of the real impacts of the proposed policy." Captain Zales also discussed the current overregulation on the fishing industry and the potential for the National Ocean Policy to exacerbate these regulations. "The Fishing Industry (recreational and commercial) cannot absorb any more regulatory burden. Many fishermen have left fishing because they have simply been regulated out of business. … The National Ocean Policy process has the potential and is likely to create new and expanded regulatory requirements in addition to those we have, creating more regulatory burdens and expanding costs to our businesses."
Gary Zurn, testifying on behalf of the American Sportfishing Association, spoke of the need for improved scientific data to improve stock assessments. "What the recreational fishing community sees in the National Ocean Policy is not improved science to drive better fisheries management or efforts to promote getting Americans out on the water; but rather more confusing bureaucracy and the serious potential that public waters will be placed off-limits based on poorly-defined ideas of protection and precaution." Mr. Zurn continued, "The overall lack of quality scientific data, combined with strict legal requirements to end overfishing and set catch limits on all stocks, has resulted in numerous management decisions that have taken anglers off the water, hurt businesses and degraded the public's trust of NOAA Fisheries. Anglers are willing to make sacrifices for the betterment of the resource, as long as they know decisions are based on sound scientific information. But many of the sacrifices being imposed on the recreational fishing community are instead based on guesswork, the precautionary principle and fear of lawsuits."
George J. Mannina, Jr., an attorney with extensive experience with fisheries issues, discussed the legality of the Obama Administration creating and implementing the National Ocean Policy by Executive Order. "The authority given to the National Ocean Council by the Executive Order to create and to then implement an ocean policy with which every Public Law must be consistent is not found in any Congressionally passed statute." According to Mr. Mannina, "Advocates of the National Ocean Policy will assert that the Executive Branch could promulgate regulations under its existing delegated authority to do some or all of these things. That may or may not be the case, but Executive Order 13547 does not take that approach. Instead, it creates, via the National Ocean Policy, a new set of requirements with which existing statutes are to be consistent, and then places these new standards beyond judicial review. This effectively constitutes the enactment of new legislation that violates the separation of powers set forth in the U.S. Constitution."
Justin LeBlanc, representing United Catcher Boats and a coalition of commercial fishermen who account for over 55 percent of the Nation's annual seafood harvest, stated that the National Ocean Policy's Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning initiative "is a unauthorized new regulatory program aimed at imposing a new ocean governance structure which conflicts with successful Congressionally authorized programs such as regional fishery management." LeBlanc also noted that the seafood industry has submitted numerous comments, but have been "disappointed that despite our familiarity with ecosystems, our comments at each step in this process have been ignored."
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Service is in no hurry at Johnny's, as if someone were maintaining a filibuster in the kitchen, but it is friendly and professional. The whole experience is pretty pleasant, and if it's truly an indicator of Republican life, I am looking forward to it. Market-based thinking might leave you eating in a strip mall, but with an easy walk across the parking lot to shop or see a movie, it's almost like the small-town America Republicans nostalgize and decimate simultaneously. Ask for the garden table, peer out at the parking lot, and ponder our future yourself.
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Rusko: "I, of course, support medical marijuana, and I am clearly a patient."
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For Colorado's annual celebration in honor of smoking the ganja -- known otherwise as the twentieth of April to non-imbibers -- Rusko (aka Christopher Mercer), the renowned dubstep producer hailing from England, is bringing his production to 1STBANK Center, along with DJ Shadow, Paper Diamond and Pictureplane for the second annual Levitate Festival. We got a few questions in with the whomp purveyor and chatted him up about American dubstep, medical marijuana and his new idea for a music video.
Westword: The new video for "Skanker" is calling for submissions with your best dubstep dance. How do you think the dubstep scene has changed over the years, and what is it that you are trying to capture for the video?
Rusko: Dubstep has definitely gotten much larger over the years, especially here in the states. It's quite amazing, actually, to see all these kids getting down to dubstep. That's why I thought it would be fun to get them to submit for the video to see the different ways fans dance to dubstep!
How do you think the scene in America has evolved -- or devolved -- the dubstep scene?
With larger crowds at these festivals, it's naturally pushed dubstep to go "harder" and heavier. There have been some great tunes that have come out of this process, but there have also been some terrible songs that have come out of it.
You've been bringing your sound over to America, as well as collaborating with Cypress Hill. Tell me about the convergence of hip-hop and dubstep sounds, and what you would like to do next.
Yeah, I'm real excited to get out this EP I have with Cypress Hill. It will be coming out around late May on Co-Op. The project just came out real naturally; the guys were open to experimentation, which is always a plus. I would love to keep working on new music projects/releases.
You've gained increasing popularity with your unique underground style. Why do you think it has taken so long for dubstep/electronic music to infiltrate the mainstream?
Mmm...if we're talking about mainstream in America, I think that electronic music has been a "black sheep" for many years. I never knew "rave" or "raver" as a negative term until I came to the States. In the U.K., kids have grown up listening to electronic music, hearing it on the radio, etc. But the scene is definitely different from when I first moved over here.
I followed your tweets during the Snowball Music Festival. Can you fill me in on what it was like playing in the snow?
Ha, ha -- it was really crazy! I've never done that before, and to have the stage outside with a bunch of ravers was an experience. To fight the cold weather, I just had to get more energetic!
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In Colorado, 4/20 is like a holiday, seeing as how we decriminalized marijuana in certain instances. What are your thoughts on medical marijuana, and would you qualify as a patient?
I, of course, support medical marijuana, and I am clearly a patient.
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PROVIDENCE – Alex and Ani LLC is closing its store on Weybosett Street in Providence next month and replacing it with an employee training center.
The Cranston jewelry maker and aspiring lifestyle brand said the closure was not a result of poor sales at the downtown shop and the company has always intended to have its professional development arm, called Alex and Ani University, located at that address.
"It has always been our intent to locate Alex and Ani University at the Weybosset Street location. We have had a training facility located behind the retail store and have decided to expand that training area at ground level by moving Alex and Ani University into that space," said company spokesman Gregg Perry.
When the company purchased the building at 159 Weybosset St. in 2012 for $3.3 million, then-CEO Giovanni Feroce told Providence Business News that the plan was to locate the training center on the building's top three floors, leaving the bottom two floors for the retail location, and a Teas and Javas location.
"[The new building] will create jobs from the street level all the way up through our media company into the university," Feroce said at the time.
Perry added that "As all businesses do, we are constantly evaluating how to best utilize our various facilities, and at this point we believe it makes sense for the Weybosset Street location to be used as a training center. Those who work at that store will be transferred to other locations. The store is not closing for performance issues, and Alex and Ani products can still be purchased at several locations in Providence, including our Wayland Square store."
The Weybosset store will close May 1, Perry said, and the space will be renovated for Alex and Ani University to open in June. He said the training center will employ 15 "faculty" members.
For a precise description of what Alex and Ani University does, Perry pointed to the company website, which said it educates workers "by uniquely cohering the human sciences, spirituality, psychology and systems thinking in a way that uncovers YOU at work and inspires transformational results in a self-discovery, awareness of others, teaming, creativity, and engagement in a productive workplace."
The move was first reported by WJAR-TV NBC 10.
The Weybosset Street change comes less than a month after longtime Alex and Ani CEO Giovanni Feroce abruptly stepped down and was replaced by founder Carolyn Rafaelian on an interim basis.
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June 1, 2005, 06:53 PM | #1 |
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Four four mag store OK?
Anybody done any business with them? I want to make an order but I really haven't found many references to them. |
June 1, 2005, 07:34 PM | #2 |
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I bought 6 Mini-14 mags from him awhile back. No problemo. Nice guy, they work great.
June 9, 2005, 06:37 AM | #3 |
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I just bought 2 promags for my bersa 380 and they did not fit the gun. They said they would refund my money so I am sending them back today.
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June 9, 2005, 10:22 AM | #4 |
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The Promag bersa 380 mags need to modify the cutout above mag latch to match the factory style otherwise you may experience hight effort to insert the mag. Once modified, works just like factory mags.
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This doesn't mean much, but.............
During the magazine ban, I kept reading about H&K AR15 magazines. They were supposed to be the heat. But, of coruse we couldn't buy them because they were manufactured after the ban. Right after the ban, I read a thread somewhere that mentioned this company had H&K AR15 mags, so I ordered some. I never heard any more about it. No, they didn't charge my credit card, but I just never heard any more about it. They never said, we don't have any more, they quit making them............... nothing. No harm, no foul I guess. It would have been nice to know why my order was never filled though.
You know the rest. In the books you have read How the British Regulars fired and fled, How the farmers gave them ball for ball, From behind each fence and farmyard wall, Chasing the redcoats down the lane, Then crossing the fields to emerge again Under the trees at the turn of the road, And only pausing to fire and load. |
June 19, 2005, 04:17 PM | #6 |
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I ordered five mags from them and they got here extremely quick, Not to mention I like cheap mags........
HDR Ban!? It's a shame all of my guns sank with my boat last week... Time to catch up.....like mayonnaise |
August 9, 2005, 09:01 PM | #7 |
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I got a pair of 10 round mags for my Helwan from them over Gunbroker and had great service. It looks from the responses like its a mixed bag, but I have nothing bad to say about them based on my one dealing with them.
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August 9, 2005, 11:17 PM | #8 |
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easy business for me. on time delivery, no problemo.
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August 23, 2005, 05:11 PM | #9 |
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Ordered some mags at the going away of the "ban" time..
Received in a timely manner and happy with the transaction..
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Two orders.
Products as described. One backorder and my experience was like 444's. They told me up front that the products weren't in stock. I said backorder. They said ok. I heard nothing more for a LONG time and then one day the order showed up in the mailbox. They didn't charge my card until they shipped, but I thought it was strange to never get any status at all on the progress... I was satisfied with the transaction and would order from them again. 444, You may find a package in your mailbox one day and a charge on your card. If you don't want the mags you'd better call and cancel your order!
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That was a couple years ago.
When did the "ban" end ? I suppose it is possible but I would be surprised. Especially since I don't even have a credit card. I quit using them a couple years ago when I got a debit card with the Visa logo that works just like a credit card, only there is no credit. So, whatever information I gave them then, wouldn't be valid now: heck I even moved since then.
You know the rest. In the books you have read How the British Regulars fired and fled, How the farmers gave them ball for ball, From behind each fence and farmyard wall, Chasing the redcoats down the lane, Then crossing the fields to emerge again Under the trees at the turn of the road, And only pausing to fire and load. |
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Al Gore at Netroots Nation
-- by Dave Johnson
Al Gore just surprised Netroots Nation by coming out to talk about energy and global warming during the Nancy Pelosi "Ask the Speaker" session.
Live streaming of this and all major NN events and sessions can be seen here: http://www.netrootsnation.org/node/982 (Note -- after the convention almost all sessions, including the smaller rooms will be archived and available.)
He's got this Johnny Cash thing going on:
Trying to catch some of what he is saying:
On new drilling:
Old hangover remedy called "The Hair of the Dog" -- when you wake up with a hangover you just take another drink. That;'s what this idea is like.
The defenders of the status quo are the ones who have gotten us into this hole.
Am I the only one who finds it strange that our country is so often fooled into picking a remedy for a problem that has absolutely nothing to do with the problem we are talking about?
The machinery of distraction is hard at work. "Oh we can't switch away from oil, that would be unrealistic." In their view it would be far more realistic to just sweep off the end of the cliff.
There is an ability to mobilize public opinion, visit his website for The Alliance for Climate Protection. It is focused on this single objective. The We campaign. WeCanSolveIt.org
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Happy first week of a new decade, y'all! Here's what we've been reading at Bitch HQ as we dive into the 20-teens.
- Gender Focus has up a nice list of their favorite things of 2010. Like an NPR Top Ten list, but with more True Blood and trans rights!
- Feminists With Disabilities (FWD) announced that it has ceased production, and will be maintained as an archive and blogroll site. Big love, FWD. We'll miss you!
- Racialicious points out some...er...problems with the new Grouplove music video. Up and coming band? Yes. Lynching, warpaint, and headdresses? Not so much.
- Yesterday was Nancy Pelosi's last day as Speaker of the House, and Ms. has a reminder to her replacement John Boehner that she's still on the feminist-agenda clock.
- Taking a page from Kelsey's book, Sociological Images has a round-up of advertising that plays directly to close-minded, normative masculinity as a marketing tool for men.
- Surprise! Teenagers are actually fabulous people that care about things! F Bomb wrote about "Teens and Technology," and how social media might not actually be the death of all that is good and proactive in the world. Rock on, F Bomb!


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A baby Francois' langur monkey born at the San Francisco Zoo last month that some believe brought the Giants luck in their World Series bid has been named after relief pitcher Sergio Romo.
The orange-headed female monkey, born during the postseason division series against the Cincinnati Reds in the beginning of October, will now be known simply as "Romo."
Once the monkey was born, the Giants started winning, according to zoo officials. The team eventually made it to the World Series and swept the Detroit Tigers in four games.
Romo recorded the final out of the series on Sunday, striking out Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera and clinching the championship title for the Giants.
Since the big win, Romo's popularity has soared.
Zoo spokeswoman Abigail Tuller said Romo was "an overwhelming favorite" among members of the public who were sending in name suggestions.
Name ideas had been flooding in during the Giants' postseason,with many zoo patrons and Giants fans submitting suggestions through the zoo's Facebook and Twitter pages, including "Posey," after catcher Buster Posey, and "Scutaro" or "Scooter," in honor of second baseman Marco Scutaro, Tuller said.
The langur exhibit grew popular in the weeks leading up to the World Series win after the zoo posted a sign with the Giants logo there.
The zoo is now hoping the real Romo will visit the zoo for a naming ceremony for the little monkey in the coming weeks.
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