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10/18 Wichita, KS @ The Cotillion
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11/15 Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom
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Leonard Eugene Dickson
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Died: 17 January 1954 in Harlingen, Texas, USA
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Leonard Dickson, or L E Dickson as he often called, was born in Iowa but since his family moved to Texas when he was a young child he always considered himself a Texan. His parents were Lucy Tracy and Campbell Dickson, who worked as a banker. Campbell was also a merchant and made money through investing in real estate. Leonard attended both primary and secondary school in his home town of Cleburne. He entered the University of Texas and quickly came under the influence of Halsted who encouraged him to study mathematics. Dickson studied widely within mathematics but specialised in Halsted's own subjects of euclidean and non-euclidean geometry. Dickson received his B.S. in 1893 and his M.S. in 1894, again under Halsted's supervision.
Dickson applied for doctoral fellowships at both Harvard and Chicago. He accepted an offer from Harvard but, on receiving a later offer from Chicago, changed his mind. At Chicago he was supervised by Eliakim Moore, but others there influenced him, for example Bolza and Maschke. Dickson received a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1896 for a dissertation entitled The Analytic Representation of Substitutions on a Power of a Prime Number of Letters with a Discussion of the Linear Group. It was the first mathematics doctorate awarded by Chicago.
Dickson then spent some time with Lie at Leipzig and later with Jordan in Paris. On returning to the United States he became an instructor at the University of California in Berkeley. He was appointed as associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin in 1899. However Eliakim Moore and his colleagues in Chicago were keen that Dickson should return there and they offered him a permanent post on the faculty. He accepted immediately and served as assistant professor at the University of Chicago from 1900 to 1907, then associate professor to 1910 when he was promoted to full professor. He remained as a professor at Chicago for the rest of his career, retiring in 1939 when he was made professor emeritus. He did spend periods during these years away from Chicago, principally at the University of California where he was a visiting professor in 1914, 1918, and 1922. Dickson married Susan McLeod Davis in 1902; they had two children.
Dickson's mathematical output was vast and his list of published works contains 275 items. He worked on finite fields and extended the theory of linear associative algebras initiated by Wedderburn and Cartan. He proved many interesting results in number theory, using results of Vinogradov to deduce the ideal Waring theorem in his investigations of additive number theory.
In 1901 his famous book Linear groups with an exposition of the Galois field theory was published. Perhaps the first comment to make is that it was published by Teubner of Leipzig, probably partly because of Klein's advice, but mainly because there was no well-established American scientific publisher. The book was a revised and expanded version of his 1896 doctoral thesis. However we should note that before publishing the book, Dickson had already published 43 research papers in the preceding five years which, with the exception of seven, were all on finite linear groups. In the proposal for his book, sent to Klein, Dickson wrote:-
The book here announced proposes to treat of linear congruence groups, or more generally, of linear groups in a Galois field, a subject enriched by the labors of Galois, Betti, Mathieu [Émile Mathieu], Jordan and many recent writers.In his letter to Klein, Dickson also talks of:-
... introducing marked simplifications ...and
... presenting parts of the theory without the difficult calculations given in the published papers.Parshall in [20] describing the book writes:-
Dickson presented a unified, complete, and general theory of the classical linear groups - not merely over the prime field GF(p) as Jordan had done - but over the general finite field GF(pn), and he did this against the backdrop of a well-developed theory of these underlying fields. ... his book represented the first systematic treatment of finite fields in the mathematical literature.Dickson published 17 books in addition to Linear groups with an exposition of the Galois field theory. The 3-volume History of the Theory of Numbers (1919-23) is another famous work still much consulted today. The three volumes cover: Divisibility and primality; Diophantine analysis; and Quadratic and higher forms. The work contains little interpretation and makes no attempt to build a context for the results being described, yet it contains essentially every number theoretic idea from the very beginning of mathematics up to the 1920s. Derrick Lehmer described it (perhaps rather harshly) as:-
... list of references from which a history might be written.Abraham Albert remarks in [3] that Dickson's three volume work:-
... would be a life's work by itself for a more ordinary man.Despite its comprehensive nature, quadratic reciprocity is not discussed and the reason for this is explained in [14] where details of a planned fourth volume, which was never published, is given. In [12] the question of why Dickson chose to devote so much time to this project when at the height of his research powers is considered. Three reasons are given: he simply wanted to know all of the work which had been done in the subject; he wanted to create an American work reporting in detail on a mathematical subject which matched similar reports being compiled in Europe; and finally the reason which Dickson gave himself, namely that it:-
... fitted in with my conviction that every person should aim to perform at some time in his life some serious useful work for which it is highly improbable that there will be any reward whatever other than his satisfaction therefrom.Dickson published Modern Elementary Theory of Numbers in 1939. Brinkmann, reviewing this book, writes:-
The first four chapters of this book furnish a brief but satisfactory introduction to the usual elementary topics of number theory, including a short account of binary quadratic forms. This part of the book can be easily read by a beginner and there are many problems suitable for such a reader. The remaining two hundred pages deal with more advanced subjects, most of them "additive" in character. The proofs are "elementary" (except for the Appendix) and are, in general, simpler than those in the literature. There are several chapters dealing with quadratic forms. One of these contains generalizations of the classical theorem on representing a natural number as the sum of three squares. ...The final area of Dickson's research which we should look at is his work on algebras. Eliakim Moore and Dickson had done much work on fields but it was the arrival of Wedderburn in Chicago in 1904 when work began there on finite division algebras. In 1905 Wedderburn proved the commutativity of finite division algebras but [21] gives much insight into the interactions of Dickson in this work. In fact Wedderburn discovered a proof which was subsequently seen to contained a gap but nobody noticed this at the time. Dickson, who at first looked for a counterexample, was led to find a (rather obscure) proof himself which he showed to Wedderburn. Then Wedderburn devised two further elegant proofs using ideas from Dickson's proof. Dickson's search for a counterexample led him to consider non-associative algebras and in a series of papers he determined all three and four-dimensional (non-associative) division algebras over a field. He published the major texts Linear algebras in 1914, Algebras and their arithmetics in 1923, and Modern algebraic theories in 1926.
Abraham Albert writes in [9] that:-
Dickson was an inspiring teacher.However Parshall writes [22]:-
Although not especially gifted in the classroom, Dickson adeptly engaged the interests of the graduate students at the University of Chicago in his work as an advisor.In fact Fenster in [17] asks the question of how Dickson could attract 67 doctoral students into research in algebra and number theory when he was recognised as not particularly good at classroom teaching [17]:-
He delivered terse and unpolished lectures and spoke sternly to his students. He frequently assigned readings from a textbook (often one of his own) and he either called on students to present and analyse the material or he lectured the entire hour. ... Given Dickson's intolerance for student weaknesses in mathematics, however, his comments could be harsh, even though not intended to be personal. He did not aim to make students feel good about themselves.Her answer to why he was so successful is by his example as a leading research mathematician, something his students wished to emulate, rather than because of his role as an advisor. Perhaps the fact that he was so demanding before accepting students worked in his favour rather than against him [17]:-
Dickson had a sudden death trial for his perspective doctoral students: he assigned a preliminary problem which was shorter than a dissertation problem, and if the student could solve it in three months, Dickson would agree to oversee the graduate student's work. If not the student had to look elsewhere for an advisor.Dickson was awarded many honours. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences (United States) in 1913 and was also a member of the American Philosophical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the London Mathematical Society, the French Academy of Sciences and the Union of Czech Mathematicians and Physicists. The American Association for the Advancement of Science decided to set up a prize for the most major contribution to the advancement of science. Dickson was the first recipient of the prize, being awarded $1,000 in 1924 for his work on the arithmetics of algebras. He was also the first recipient of the Cole Prize for algebra awarded by the American Mathematical Society in 1928 for his book Algebren und ihre Zahlentheorie published in Zürich and Leipzig in 1927. Dickson was much involved with the American Mathematical Society, becoming its president in 1917-1918 having earlier, in 1913, been its Colloquium Lecturer. He gave his presidential address in December 1918 on the topic Mathematics in War Perspective in which he criticise the United States for falling short of making the mathematical preparations of Britain, France, and Germany. He said:-
Let it not again become possible that thousands of young men shall be so seriously handicapped in their army and navy work by lack of adequate preparation in mathematics.As a final comment on honours given to Dickson, we note that Princeton (1941) and Harvard (1936) were among the universities that awarded him an honorary degrees.
We mentioned at the beginning of this article that Dickson always considered himself a Texan, so it was natural that he should return 'home' after he retired. His level of research activity throughout his career had been higher than most mathematicians could imagine, and perhaps because of this he effectively gave up research during the fifteen years of his retirement.
As to Dickson's character he is described in [22] as follows:-
A hard-bitten character, Dickson tended to speak his mind bluntly; he was always sparing in his praise for the work of others. ... he indulged his serious passions for bridge and billiards and reportedly did not like to lose at either game.He certainly had a major impact on mathematics in America and it was in large part due to him that America's role in research into algebra was transformed.
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- Chronology: 1900 to 1910
- 1900 ICM - Paris
- 1912 ICM - Cambridge
- 1920 ICM - Strasbourg
- 1924 ICM - Toronto
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Four thousand years ago the Babylonians were skilled astronomers who were able to predict the apparent motions of the moon and the stars and the planets and the Sun upon the sky, and could even predict eclipses. But it was the Ancient Greeks who were the first to build a cosmological model within which to interpret these motions. In the fourth century BC, they developed the idea that the stars were fixed on a celestial sphere which rotated about the spherical Earth every 24 hours, and the planets, the Sun and the Moon, moved in the ether between the Earth and the stars.
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There were other practical reasons why many astronomers of the time rejected the Copernican notion that the Earth orbited the Sun. Tycho Brahe was the greatest astronomer of his the sixteenth century. He realised that if the Earth was moving about the Sun, then the relative positions of the stars should change as viewed from different parts of the Earth's orbit. But there was no evidence of this shift, called parallax. Either the Earth was fixed, or else the stars would have to be fantastically far away.
It was only with the aid of the newly-invented telescope in the early seventeenth century that Galileo could deal a fatal blow to the notion that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe. He discovered moons orbiting the planet Jupiter. And if moons could orbit another planet, why could not the planets orbit the Sun?
At the same time, Tycho Brahe's assistant Kepler discovered the key to building a heliocentric model. The planets moved in ellipses, not perfect circles, about the Sun. Newton later showed that elliptical motion could be explained by his inverse-square law for the gravitational force.
But the absence of any observable parallax in the apparent positions of the stars as the Earth rotated the Sun, then implied that the stars must be at a huge distance from the Sun. The cosmos seemed to be a vast sea of stars. With the aid of his telescope, Galileo could resolve thousands of new stars which were invisible to the naked eye. Newton concluded that the Universe must be an infinite and eternal sea of stars, each much like our own Sun.
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Most of the stars we can see are contained in the Milky Way - the bright band of stars that stretches across our night sky. Kant and others proposed that our Milky Way was in fact a lens shaped "island universe'' or galaxy, and that beyond our own Milky Way must be other galaxies.
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In fact, Einstein might have predicted that the Universe is expanding after he first proposed his theory in 1915. Matter tends to fall together under gravity so it was impossible to have a static universe. However, Einstein realised he could introduce a arbitrary constant into his mathematical equations, which could balance the gravitational force and keep the galaxies apart. This became known as the cosmological constant. After it was discovered that the Universe was actually expanding, Einstein declared that introducing the cosmological constant was the greatest blunder of his life!
The Russian mathematician and meteorologist Friedmann had realised in 1917 that Einstein equations could describe an expanding universe. This solution implied that the Universe had been born at one moment, about ten thousand million years ago in the past and the galaxies were still travelling away from us after that initial burst. All the matter, indeed the Universe itself, was created at just one instant. The British astronomer Fred Hoyle dismissively called it the "Big Bang'', and the name stuck.
There was a rival model, called the Steady State theory - advocated by Bondi, Gold and Hoyle - developed to explain the expansion of the Universe. This required the continuous creation of matter to produce new galaxies as the universe expanded, ensuring that the Universe could be expanding, but still unchanging in time.
For many years it seemed a purely academic point, whether the universe was eternal and unchanging, or had only existed for a finite length of time. But a decisive blow was dealt to the Steady State model when in 1965 Penzias and Wilson discovered a cosmic microwave background radiation. This was interpreted as the faint afterglow of the intense radiation of a Hot Big Bang, which had been predicted by Alpher and Hermann back in 1949.
Following on from earlier work by Gamow, Alpher and Herman in the 1940's, theorists calculated the relative abundances of the elements hydrogen and helium that might be produced in a Hot Big Bang and found it was in good agreement with the observations. When the abundance of other light elements was calculated these too were consistent with the values observed.
Since the 1970's almost all cosmologists have come to accept the Hot Big Bang model and have begun asking more specific, but still fundamental, questions about our Universe. How did the galaxies and clusters of galaxies that we observe today form out of the primordial expansion. What is most of the matter in the Universe made of? How do we know that there are not black holes or some kind of dark matter out there which does not shine like stars? General relativity tells us that matter curves space-time, so what shape is the Universe? Is there a cosmological constant after all?
We are only beginning to find answers to some of these questions. The cosmic microwave background radiation plays a key role as it gives us a picture of the universe as it was only a hundred thousand years after the Big Bang. It turns out to be so remarkably uniform, that it was only in 1992 that NASA's Cosmic Background Explorer satellite detected the first anisotropies in this background radiation. There are slight fluctuations in the temperature of the radiation, about one part in a hundred thousand, which may be the seeds from which galaxies formed.
Since the early 1980's there has been an explosion of interest in the physics of the early universe. New technology and satellite experiments, such as the Hubble Space Telescope, have brought us an ever improving picture of our Universe, inspiring theorists to produce ever more daring models, drawing upon the latest ideas in relativity and particle physics.
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Present: MartinM, Stephen, Mike, Megan, Simone, Fay, Nix, Peter. Apologies: Emily
-Overview for new folk
discussed the general remit of VA working group, gallery etc.
what is it for?
Blurred line between grants applications and extra money from VA group. Artists who are exhibiting should apply to TK in the first instance.
-Clarification needed on how the budget for front of house is to be used after the WG restructuring at the big meeting.
A0 show printing costs to come from FOH budget? Materials for murals?
Action Point Martin to begin thread to discuss issue.
Should TK have a presence on Art Review? No opposition, site not evil yet.
Action Point Mike to create and run site, make the login known to VA WG and post link on bb to the profile.
Getting TK promoted further a field and listed in stuff.
Distributing posters is good but especially at festival time they become invisible amongst the mass of other stuff.
different, innovative methods of distribution?
Or perhaps taking a different tone with promotion?
Martin is making some new posters that contain no information relating to current shows to suggest that there is always something good on.-this is received well but we should try to strike a balance between cool mystique and providing info.
Maybe making posters that list the events over a period is too labour intensive and not effective enough because names and short paragraphs probably do not grab people that much. Could be interesting to not provide info e.g. "paintings by an artist"- perhaps artists would feel we weren't promoting them well enough.
can the posters include the forest logo without interfering with martin's finely tuned aesthetic sensibility? Perhaps.
Action Point Stephen to contact List and Skinny to get definitive answers regarding when to submit listings and what format.
Action Point Stephen to set up periodical poster runs to distribute promotional materials.
Action Point Nix to paint promotional TK graffiti on Bristo Graffiti wall.
Action Point Stephen to get somebody set up as mod to get a sticky thread going for promo info.
Action Point Stephen to write text inviting submissions so mike can put it on opportunities bulletin.
-Front Of House
Uncertainty as to which issues concern VA and which concern café and events.
Lots of effort put in to make the red room and general appearance of the forest look good- has worked well.
Wires for posters in windows- no opposition to removing and using nix's poster spots and leaflet rack (no promotional materials for club nights etc.)
Main café- three pillars to be decorated with paisley fabric- approved.
We then considered some submissions for wall murals-
We agree on Yana for stairs to toilets, Amelie for stairs to hall (providing proposal meets with health and safety protocol.)
Point of contact- Nix
Gallery renovation
We agree to keep the gallery as it is for the time being.
Action Point- Stephen and megan to empty and clean gallery cupboards, Saturday at noon.
Festival Program
Proposal- book out two weeks ( maybe WTCDTD and the Vacuum Cleaner) and book out two weeks for the WG to do stuff
People not sure of available time to do something good, collaboration is good in theory but in practice good end up being shit.
Alternative- considered and well coordinated group show of small pieces-
Groups shows do not worjk well in the space according to previous attempts.
Or- video wall and projector to show films in the space for the duration.
Action Point- all to think on it and submit ideas for consideration on the bb thread.
Other Business
Guy Smallman wants some more funds for travel but didn't specify this at the application stage, he did ask nicely though. After consideration we decide not to give him the money.
Action Point- Stephen to write email explaining the situation and forward to james.
Walking project needs to be confirmed, they want more money but how much?
Action Point- Martin to speak to Ayla about it, post results on bb.
We then considered gallery submissions- some really promising stuff.
Point of contact info:
Martin: Kenneth
Megan: Vivian Opiolka (to get confirmation on how space is to be used.)
Stephen: Robyn Kidd
Simone: Nikolaos Mantios
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A few months back, I criticized Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) for talking about the need to uplift middle class families without any policy agenda to do so. In particular, the tax plan he favored (a 25% flat tax on consumed income) would have raised taxes on most of them.
Credit where it's due: Lee is out with a new tax plan that's much better and actually addresses the needs of the middle class. Unusually for Republican tax plans, his new plan cuts taxes for the middle class and finances that with a tax increase on the wealthy.
Republicans usually get caught in a trap on tax policy. They feel they need to sharply cut the top income tax rate, which means a tax cut for the rich. Then they have to pay for that somehow, and they end up calling for tax increases on the middle class. Then, if they're Mitt Romney, they try to deny it.
Lee's new plan avoids that trap by going for simplification through the elimination of deductions and credits (a good idea) but retaining a graduated rate structure. Lee would have two income tax rates: 15% for most filers, and 35% for incomes over $87,850 ($175,700 for married couples.) The standard deduction would be replaced with a standard credit of $2,000.
He would then give new, generous tax credits to people with young children. That would mean big tax cuts for middle-income families with children ($5,000 for a family of four earning $51,000, Lee says).
The question is, who pays more to offset those tax cuts? Lee hopes his plan would collect 18 to 20% of GDP in revenues, meaning it's not a big tax cut overall. And as with a lot of Republican tax plans, he may have trouble hitting that target.
At first glance, it looks like his plan would raise taxes on affluent people without children. But I'm such a person, and when I ran Lee's plan against my 2012 taxes I found I would have gotten a $1,400 tax cut. His plan raises my top marginal tax rate from 28% to 35% but more than offsets that because most of my income only gets taxed at 15%.
If I were married without kids, Lee's plan would treat me even better, because it eliminates the marriage tax penalty. In fact, I find it hard to imagine a situation where an affluent married couple whose income consists mostly of wages and salaries pays more taxes under the Lee plan than the current tax code, even if they make north of $300,000, and notwithstanding the fact that Lee eliminates many tax preferences. Perhaps if they have a very large mortgage.
The one place I think Lee's plan is likely to raise a lot of money is by raising taxes on capital gains and dividends. His plan makes no mention of a preferential rate for capital gains (currently they're taxed at 20%) though he did say in a speech yesterday that he hopes to make a proposal in the future about changing the way we tax investments.
If he really intends to tax capital gains at a 35% rate, Lee's proposed tax code is likely more progressive than the current tax code. I'm still not sure it would raise as much money as he thinks. Anyway, these are the sorts of questions an analysis from the Brookings-Urban Tax Policy Center can answer.
If the revenue or distribution numbers don't come in where they should be, Lee should tweak his plan to make it better. For now, he's shown he gets that cutting the top rate isn't job one, and that tax simplification can be consistent with progressive taxation. The key question is, how will other Republicans receive that shift?
P.S.: I should note, I don't actually buy the human capital argument that Lee and other proponents of "family-friendly" tax plans advance. They argue that people help keep the country solvent by raising children who will pay Social Security taxes while we're all old and retired; therefore, not giving big tax credits to families with children is a "family penalty."
It seems to me that every generation is, by definition, fiscally neutral: Your kid who will be paying Social Security taxes in 40 years will be attending public school in 10 years and collecting Social Security in 70 years. I don't really owe you anything, fiscally, for the fact you chose to raise a child.
That said, I favor higher child tax credits for a different and simpler reason: A family of four with an income of $100,000 has a significantly lower standard of living than a family of two with an income of $100,000 and therefore should not be expected to pay as much in tax. I'm with Lee on the policy end even if we don't agree on the exact rationale.


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From his description to me:
It's called The Secret History of Mac Gaming. It's a narrative-style history of the Mac games scene in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. There'll be chapters on Bungie, Cyan, Freeverse, Ambrosia, John Calhoun, and lots of other people/companies.
For the Bungie chapter I'm talking to Alex Seropian, Doug Zartman, and Matt Soell, and trying to get onto a few of the other guys too...
Looking at the comments thread on his site, it looks like a lot of other big name old school Bungie fan people like Randy Reddig and Bruce Morrison are pretty excited about it too.


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New: AGAINST FORGETTING: Rape: The All American Crime
The feminist writer Susan Griffin first used the title of this article in Ramparts Magazine in 1971. She was the first feminist to explain that men rape children, elderly and disabled women, not just girls dressed in mini- skirts. In other words, she challenged the belief that that rape was a sexual act, fueled by men's irrepressible sexual drive. Instead, she argued that it was an assault against a woman, fueled by the desire to control and harm a woman, not a sexual act at all.
While I was a Professor of History at the University of California a few years later, an elderly woman was raped by a man who stalked the campus looking for prey. He finally found a woman in her 90s and raped her in Davis' central park. (I can't find the newspaper story, but I remember the terror he caused among the town's women.) In 2012, a 43-year-old man raped a 73-year-old woman in New York City's Central and even boasted about how many elderly women he had raped.
So Griffin was right. Men don't need seductive young bodies scantily dressed to incite them to use their overwhelming power over a vulnerable woman.
And has anything changed? Well, yes, there was a huge outpouring of protest against the rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in India in early January 2013. Bu after that atrocity, countless rapes followed in Timbuktu, Mali just days later.
Today, I received a message from the Berkeley police, notifying me that the number of rapes in Berkeley, California have doubled during the last year. The twenty rapes that occurred in 2011 jumped to 39 in 2012. Many of these crimes took place near campus, where I live, and some, as you would expect, involved alcohol and drugs, according to the local news station, KGO.
Then I read a story in the New York Times that women are now among the loudest voices against gun control. They are crowding the shooting ranges, learning how to shoot and protect themselves.
Is this the kind of world we want to live in? When will rape become as unacceptable and as illegal as slavery is in civilized societies? Not in my lifetime.
Ruth Rosen, a former columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Times, is Professor Emerita of History at the University of California, Davis and a scholar in residence at the University of California, Berkeley. Her most recent book is The World Split Open: How the Modern Women's Movement Changed America.


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Monday, May 28, 2007
Specs and Fun
Holy is boring me out of my skull. It's fine when I'm in a group, but is terrible when soloing. Judge/Seal every 10s, Holy Shock every 15s. Attacking only one mob at a time. I'm so looking forward to going back to Protection or Retribution.
I've also run into this same situation with a Rogue. I rolled a Rogue to act as a farming alt for Coriel, but I didn't like the way it was playing and abandoned it at level 20. Up till then I had been speccing into Assassination, with an eye on getting Mutilate.
I was thinking about picking the rogue up again, and I realize that what I didn't like about the rogue was that it moved so slowly while in stealth. I was avoiding stealth because of this, pulling with a gun, and generally not playing a rogue effectively.
So I looked at the Rogue trees, and noticed that there's a talent in Subtlety that increases your speed in stealth. One respec to Subtlety later, and my rogue is fun again, and I stealth all the time.
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- Anonymous2:38 AM, May 29, 2007
My fiance levels characters like crazy (practically got a 60+ for each class), and his rogue was his last and most recent alt. He HATED the rogue class with a passion, just never had any fun with it. I had a level 30+ rogue at the time, and kept telling him to keep at it, since it gets a lot better (and more fun) once you get past the 20s. He finally decided to try it again, and now he has a level 59 human rogue, and LOVES it.ReplyDelete
Moral of the story, get to at least the mid-twenties or 30 before you give up on the rogue, it really starts to get fun later. I think it might be because you get a better rank of stealth somewhere around there that makes you move faster -- and cheap shot doesn't hurt either ^_^
Personally, I found it to be similar with the mage class. I couldn't stand playing my mage when she was level 20, but when I stuck with it and got her to 30, I really started to enjoy it.
- Anonymous5:55 AM, May 29, 2007
Soloing with any healing class is painful. I play a healadin so I just don't solo. 5man's are fun and I'm exalted with the violet eye (wipes are fun) and I still have killed curator (cry)ReplyDelete
I solo fine as a healadin/shockadin wannabe. I spam consecration and do some AoE battles, etc. I'm constantly bubbling and healing or whatever. I'm sporting mostly mail earthfury lookalike armor for it's high crit ratings. It works out fairly well for soloing quests.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:57 AM, June 11, 2007
always have the cheap speed enchant on the boots, its unaffected by the - speed percentage :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:16 AM, October 10, 2007
solo grinding as a holy paladin is the EASIEST and one of the fastest things in the world, its just most dont know how to do it properly, and hence, like every healer in their main tree, holy paladins complain, even though they are probably the most effcient grinder in their "heal" spec.ReplyDelete
If you want a full example of how to grind as holy...
Ill give you a rediculous guide on how to do it.


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The Raspberry Pi is here at last -- now what can you do with it? We've been champing at the bit waiting for the Raspberry Pi here at Gizmodo UK, but we're please to report that the Raspberry Pi Foundation has managed to ship that mini-marvel of applied Great British Geekery for a shade over 21 quid. If you are lucky enough to grab one in this first round of orders, what exactly can you do with it? Here is our pick of the project ideas that you can try with your Pi.
Note that not all of these are going to work straight of the bat. The Raspberry Pi is brand new and will require some fiddling to get working properly. Give it a week or so however, and we reckon there will be several pre-packaged installers available for you to use if you lack the skills or time to try these yourself.
The Raspberry Pi may only be tiny, but it has enough graphical oomph to play HD video. Add some USB storage or a network share and you can run a full blown media center app, as this demo of the free XBMC media center running on an early test model clearly shows.
Raspbmc is a project to build a special version of XBMC optimised for the awesome Raspberry Pi that supports DNLA, AirPlay and 1080p video playback. There is no downloadable code yet, but with a real Pi in his hands, the developer should be able to make speedy progress and coders from the full XBMC distro are chipping in too.
Chuck a big ol'USB drive into the Pi and turn on Samba file sharing in the Fedora Remix that comes with it and boom, you have an instant(ish) network storage device. At its most basic, this is a handy server to stick on your home network from which you can grab music, video, documents or whatever else is too big to fit on your notebook, tablet or smartphone.
With a little more fiddling you can share your data over the internet using either a compact web server like Abyss or NGinx or even set up a secure file repository using SSH. If the thought of trusting your data to Dropbox or Google Docs fills you with dread, this is a great way to join the cloud computing revolution for cheaper than a Pogoplug.
VNC is a free desktop remote control service that you run on a PC or Mac to give you remote desktop access from the companion VNC Viewer app. Run it on your work PC (best to ask permission first) and then plug a Raspberry Pi into your widescreen telly, pair up a Bluetooth mouse & keyboard and you can 'work from home' from the comfort of your sofa.
Even if your employer takes a dim view of such shenanigans, you can run VNC on the Pi to take control of your home computer from elsewhere in the house, giving you a 'terminal' in the living room to check on downloads or one in the kitchen to live the dream and both check out the BBC Food recipe archive and listen to mp3s while you cook.
Some hobbyists are working to bring FreeSwitch to the Raspberry Pi. FreeSwitch is a full PBX telephone exchange package that can be set up to work as a voicemail system. Want to give callers a menu of options when they call you? "Press 1 to leave a message, press 2 to hear my current news, press 3 to try my mobile, press 4 if you're a telemarketer... cos you can go to hell." The Raspberry Pi is already powerful enough to run the software and many similar systems use both linux and ARM processors like the beating heart of the Pi.
Don't waste money on expensive 'smart TV' offerings from the likes of LG or Samsung that just give you a few apps and a lame web browser. By plugging in a Raspberry Pi to your tellybox you get a proper desktop web browser that will actually work with the modern web and a potentially huge library of apps and games. And that's just with the Pi's default Fedora Remix.
A small army of nerds is already working on more specialist distros for you to sling on to your Pi that will outfit it as a mini office machine, a social media powerhouse, or even a retro gaming arcade to name but three.
Have you managed to order a Raspberry Pi today? Let us know in the comments and tell us what you plan to do with it.
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Backstop has six RBIs, hits two dingers from right side, one from left
CHICAGO -- In the sixth inning, Dioner Navarro's bat went flying into the stands behind the Cubs' dugout as he swung at a pitch. Usually players just grab another bat, but Navarro wanted that one back, and for good reason.
Navarro notched his first career multi-homer game Wednesday, hitting three and driving in six runs in the Cubs' 9-3 Interleague victory over their intra-city rivals, the White Sox. And he used the same bat for each home run.
"He did his best little [Lionel] Messi impression today with the hat trick," first baseman Anthony Rizzo said of Navarro, the Cubs backup catcher who is a huge soccer fan and wears a Messi shirt every day before games.
Navarro hit a solo homer in the second, a two-run shot in the fourth and a three-run blast in the seventh. He set a career high with six RBIs, and is the first Cubs player to record a three-homer game since Aramis Ramirez did so July 20, 2010, against the Astros. You have to go back to April 17, 1974, for the last time a Cubs catcher hit three in a game. That was George Mitterwald's big game against the Pirates.
All the offense won't get Navarro more playing time, though.
"[Welington] Castillo's our starting catcher," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "Let's not get carried away with a guy having a great game. ... It's just nice to have a backup catcher doing the things he does and handling the pitchers he handles."
Navarro's first two blasts came from the right side of the plate; his third was as a left-handed hitter, and he's the first to homer from both sides of the plate since the Cubs' Mark Bellhorn did so Aug. 29, 2002, at Milwaukee. And all with the same bat.
"I'm a really superstitious guy, and I had a good feeling for that bat," Navarro said.
He had never hit three home runs in a single game.
"I hit two one time in Little League," Navarro said. "That was about it. It's a great feeling and so surreal right now. I can't speak right now. The most important thing is we got a 'W' and [Scott] Feldman did a good job."
Spoken like a true catcher. Feldman struck out seven and did not walk a batter over six innings to pick up the win, as the four-game Interleague series shifted to Wrigley Field.
"That was awesome to watch," Feldman said of Navarro's power show. "I'm really happy for him. He works so hard calling games and going over scouting reports. It's nice to see him rewarded with a day like that."
The game was tied at 1 after Tyler Flowers' RBI single in the second. But with one out in the Cubs' half, Navarro hit his first homer of the game, launching an 0-2 pitch from John Danks into the left-field bleachers.
"Danks is a tremendous pitcher," Navarro said. "He threw me a fastball inside, and I pulled it foul. I was trying to put the ball in play, and I was fortunate to get a changeup up in the zone and I hit it pretty good."
Navarro delivered again in the fourth. With one out, Scott Hairston singled and Navarro sent a 1-1 pitch from Danks into the left-field seats for a 4-1 lead. Navarro entered the game batting .136 as a catcher, and .455 as a pinch-hitter.
"Those were two pitches I'd love to have back," Danks said. "But more than that, my fastball command wasn't anywhere near where I'd like it to be. I'm going to chalk it up to one of those days; I hope so at least. All the way around, it just wasn't nearly as sharp as I'd like to be."
In the sixth against Hector Santiago, Hairston singled and Navarro walked, although he lost his bat as it flew into the stands on a swing. A fan was nice enough to return it, although the switch-hitting catcher might have gone into the stands himself to retrieve it.
"I don't break too many bats," said Navarro, making his 13th start. "Obviously, I don't play a lot. I use one bat for everything -- I use the same bat for batting practice and for the game. Once I wear it out, I switch to another one."
After he walked, both runners moved up on a sacrifice, and Matt Lindstrom replaced Santiago. Lindstrom's second pitch to Darwin Barney hit the dirt, and Hairston scored on the wild pitch. Pinch-hitter Ryan Sweeney added an RBI single.
In the seventh, the Cubs had two on and one out when Navarro, turned around against righty Brian Omogrosso, hit his sixth homer of the season onto Sheffield Avenue. Was he thinking about going for the trifecta in the seventh?
"It crosses your mind a little bit," Navarro said, smiling, "especially having limited playing time. I had two, and it was a possibility to hit three, and fortunately, I got a good hitter's count, 2-0, and I went for it, and was fortunate enough to hit it out of the ballpark."
He understands his role.
"I'm here to help [Castillo] out, and he's here to help me out," Navarro said. "The ultimate goal is to get wins, and that's what we do."
The Cubs now have won three in a row, matching their longest streak of the season. However, the Cubs-White Sox series seems to have lost its luster among the fans. Wednesday's crowd of 31,279 was the smallest at Wrigley Field for the intra-city series since Interleague Play began in 1997.
The fans in Cubs gear were cheering for Navarro, who planned on using the same bat Thursday for batting practice and if he gets an at-bat in the game. What if it breaks?
"I'm going to cry," he said.


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Boredom may not be the correct word. Running around satisfying our children needs leaves no room for boredom. However, we do need a breather from all the chaos. I prefer the word "me time". We all do need time for ourselves. Either alone or with others. My 'me time" are name a few - reading, baking, sketching, art stuff, window shopping, ice-cream treat, call a friend, update facebook or just watch downloaded movies. Best of all, undistubed nap.
Appreciate the chaos while you are still needed. Now that my 6 children are grown up and independant, less chaos, leaves many gaps during the day. I go back to school. Take up courses that I have been longing to attend. Keep my mind occupied and have different topics to talk about to my children and significant others.
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Not that any of us don't love spending all day with our children, but sometimes a child's necessary routine can get a little... monotonous. How do you ensure that you don't get bored while taking care of your child at home?
Boredom may not be the correct word. Running around satisfying our children needs leaves no room for boredom. However, we do need a breather from all the chaos. I prefer the word "me time". We all do need time for ourselves. Either alone or with others. My 'me time" are name a few - reading, baking, sketching, art stuff, window shopping, ice-cream treat, call a friend, update facebook or just watch downloaded movies. Best of all, undistubed nap.
i am a SAHM of an 18 month old...im never bored! the trick is to get involved in all your community groups...both kid based and ones that suit your hobbies and intrests. i aim to have one activity everyday that i do wheter it be kid based or not. I go to play group, mothers group, my son goes to occasional care which gives me time to sleep in, chill out, whatever i want to do, i go to my local photography club, we do swimming lessons. search the internet and see what is in your area, pick up a hobby and make time for yourself, thats where early bed time works a charm, start a garden with your little ones...find something to work towards for yourself that is no kid related, study, join a class or book club, any other club that takes your interest get a baby sitter to sit while you go on date night with your partner/ a date/ friends...and yes i do find it monotonous some days you just have to find ways to mix it up!
Mmmmhmmm I homeschooling 4 kids ages 12,8,6 and 3 there's no time to get bored lol During the summer months yeah I did have some bored days, but now with home school , making lesson plans,teaching my children and planning field trips. I'm far far from bored:-) But I would have to say it depends on the age of your children , go for walks,park,zoo,or matinee movie.:-)
When I were a SAHM , hardly get time to get bore had to run after kids , cooking , cleaning , playing games and lots more were on my cards as my daily schedule. And love doing so , but know I manage to eke out some time and work at home , and this helped me a lot to build up my self confidence. So I would like to suggest , that you too can work at home and these are the best way of earning money and fulfilling all the family responsibility at the same time.
I'm guessing all of these lovely ideas come with a husband who will actually give the wife an occasional moment's break from Mommying or at least share some adult conversation.... and we homeschool, so Mommy groups are not an option.
Being a SAHM be fantastic but it can also be a real challenge. I've quite recently set up an information website for mums who are making decisions about what to do after their maternity leave - stay at home, go back to work, set up their own business. I've got an entire section dedicated to being a Stay at Home Mum. Take a look - I hope you find it useful and interesting. http://www.lifeaftermaternityleave.com/stayathomemum.html
I think calling it boring is absolutely ok. I've stayed home with my kids since they were born. Now my oldest is 13 and my youngest is 9. Doing chores, picking up and playing monotonous little games is frankly BORING! There is no use of your mind what so ever. Don't get me wrong. I would not have traded one second of my time home with my kids. I can tell you my mom's group was my saving grace. Getting together with another group of mom's at least once a week while our kids played helped me be a better mom. I was able to talk through all the things I thought I was doing wrong. And I was able to hear from other mom's that I wasn't losing my mind. ha My friends also had great ideas on different things to do during the week.
I'm a stay @ hm mom and I am getting in this depression....I don't ever hv me time and don't ever leavemy home.how do I get out of this??
Search your area for moms grouops they really are all over the country and spend time with family too outside your home. Or take the baby for a walk and get your endorphins flowing.
Facebook is a really good place to find a playgroup!
Try meetup.com
Boredom? I saw that and thought this post was hilarious. I think Liz is more on the right track. Sometimes it's just the monotony that gets you down. My mom always told me the kids are grown and gone before you know it, so I just try to embrace the chaos and when time permits sneak in some time with my other mommy friends, because they get it!
I try to find a bit of time for reading each day... something that I love to do and if I can have one phone call or answer an email... it gives me the adult interaction I really need. Especially since I am an old Mom doing this the second time round!
I cannot remember ever being bored as I was too busy catching up on various chores - tidying the house, baking, laundry etc - some knitting, playing with the children - but that was a long time ago and I don`t regret any of it as they grow so quickly and time passes and you miss out on so much but once they are at school then one is inclined to have more time to do the things you feel you missed out on when having to just stay at home. Take walks with the children - they enjoy running around and you also benefit from that and meet people in a similar situation and have a lot of interaction and maybe great friendships develop. I wish you all the best and hope and pray that you will soon find yourself fulfilled in a wonderful way and never feel that it is monotonous and becomes boring. I have been there and we have to make our own decisions to stay positive and we are so fortunate these days to be able to have email and interact with others in this way. God bless you. Joan
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After graduating from Washington College with a double major in Drama and English, Mindy went to Miami University of Ohio to do graduate work in Theatre with a Concentration in Directing.
Moving to Philadelphia shortly after, she applied her directing, acting and playwrighting expertise to her work at the University of Pennsylvania, Allens Lane Theater, Walnut Street Theatre, and Philadelphia Young Playwrights. During that time, she also co-founded The Cardboard Box Collaborative with fellow alumna Lindsay Krieg '00, a theater company specializing in the development of new theatrical works.
However, the majority of her past six years in Philadelphia have been devoted to Philadelphia Theatre Company Starting her career there as the 2004-5005 Directing Fellow, she served as an Assistant Director on six different productions over the course of three seasons. Currently she is PTC's Resident Teaching Artist and Education Programs Associate; for the theatre company she has taught nearly 200 workshops at the theatre and at over twenty different Philadelphia middle and high schools. She also works as a freelance Teaching Artist.
Mindy is also a published writer, with poems in Mojo Risin' and Medicinal Purposes literary magazines. Her produced plays include Profiling, Be All My Sins Remembered, Now Serving, and says Eugenia [a collaborative project with Stephen Spotswood '99 and Liam Daley '07]. She is currently working on a new play called The Second Coming of Life, a tribute to a close friend who passed on in 2007, which will premiere at Washington College in 2010.
Mindy fulfilled her senior thesis obligation at WC by directing a production of Arthur Miller's The Creation of the World and Other Business. Her favorite WC productions include Boys From Syracuse (1999 - Luce) and Molly Sweeney (2000 - Molly).
Thoughts On The WC Drama Experience
I learned that if you want to make real theatre…the phrase 'no thanks, I'm too busy' doesn't exist - there's no time to be selfish, no time to pass a single opportunity by and no time for egos.
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The grandstand entertainment at
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way to buy your tickets couldn't be easier.
The 24-year-old Rhett began his
music career as a youngster. He learned how to play the drums in
junior high. When he was old enough, Thomas would go onstage with
his dad, singer and songwriter, Rhett Akins, and play the drums for
Thomas Rhett co-wrote the song "I Ain't Ready to Quit" on Jason
Aldean's 2010 album, "My Kinda Party," and signed a recording
contract with Big Machine Records' Valory Music Group division in
2011. He released his debut single, "Something to Do with My Hands"
in 2012, followed later that year by "Beer with Jesus." Both of
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Rhett also co-wrote the 2013 singles "1994" by Jason Aldean,
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The opener, Brushville, is no stranger to the central Illinois
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past four years" and is "being sought out by the biggest and best
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In early 2012, Brushville entered the "Battle for the Saddle"
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Out of the over 300 national bands that entered, Brushville came out
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Gieseke Farms
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