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It is OK if you do not know much about Greg Monroe. He is kind of a quiet guy to begin with, but playing for the 9-21 Pistons pushes him further into the shadows. As the calendar turns to 2013, it might be time to see the improvement this third-year player is making and the growth coming from the multi-talented center. He already has his first career triple double, scoring 21 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists in a game against Sacramento in early November. That game was very much a notice to the rest of the league that "Moose" is loose, and he is hoping to make his impact on the league. "Greg has always been a very talented passer," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said in late November. "Greg has a very good offensive feel. I call him like a multiple tool player. He leads our break as well as anyone. He makes good decisions. He has point center-point forward qualities to his game. Very good passer. Has improved his shooting. Good ball handler. He is a very talented offensive player." This year, Monroe is averaging a career high 15.6 points per game and 9.0 rebounds per game. Monroe has a 25.4 percent usage rate and is posting an 18.8 PER. That is down from last year, but Monroe is still quietly a very productive player in this league. His role has slightly increased this year as Detroit is slowly transitioning the offense to center around Monroe. So there is still a lot of growth for him to go as his per 36 minut numbers are down from last year when many thought he should have at least been given consideration for the All-Star team. And, a reminder, it is just his third year in the league. If you ask Monroe though, none of the individual accolades matter. When asked about his triple double and his emerging passing ability -- Monroe has a career high 18.7 percent assist rate -- Monroe was quick to point out that the team lost that game and that he would trade the individual recognition for victories at any time. If anything, the triple double and all the individual success Monroe has is because his teammates are doing the right things and he is helping set them up. Monroe said if he is going to get to that mythical All-Star status, it will be because of his teammates. "If I continue to play well and lean on my teammates and we can continue to get on the right track, then maybe," Monroe said of garnering All-Star consideration. "That's not up to me. All I can do is control what I have to do to help my team win. "We just need to continue to be more consistent defensively. Just playing with intensity and paying attention to detail for a full 48 minutes." The NBA's new All-Star voting system for post players will hurt Monroe and his future chances at making the league's annual showcase. Among frontcourt players, Monroe is not in the top 10 and his All Star vote totals were not included in the first returns for All-Star voting. That puts him behind potential starter Kevin Garnett (15.2 PPG, 7.0 RPG, 19.3 PER), Anderson Varejao (14.1 PPG, 14.4 RPG, 22.2 PER). Monroe's numbers are comparable to those potential All Stars. That is the trick right now for Detroit. Monroe will not gain the attention his talent likely deserves until his team turns its record around. Monroe is toiling quietly among the dregs of the NBA on a team without any notoriety. The Pistons have only one scheduled national TV appearance the rest of this season -- against the Wizards, and that is likely to be changed and taken off the national TV schedule. The general fan will not likely see Monroe this season. For another year, Monroe could remain the best-kept secret in the NBA. "I think bit by bit (the league is uncovering Monroe)," Frank said. "You have to earn your right here. I think to earn true respect in this league, you have to be part of a winning team. That's normally how it works in this league is that when you're doing it and your team isn't winning, it is not really looked upon in the same light as if it is impacting winning. "For all of us, we have to do the things that impact winning. Greg has shown really strong growth from year one to year two and now going into year three, you see the progress and we have a very high ceiling for him." Monroe is under contract through 2014 and so the Pistons have until then to turn things around and make the world notice Monroe and keep him from toiling in anonymity. [follow]
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Thread: Escrima sticks vs Hockey helmet
3/19/2013 12:30am, #1
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Escrima sticks vs Hockey helmet
Hi guys,
I've been doing escrima for a couple of months and my friend started doing kendo around the same time. We like to pit our techniques together full contact. The problem is that we don't have any protective gear. After each session we are always covered in nasty gashes and bruises. Mainly because we are both students with a minimum wage job and protective equipment for escrima and kendo can be quite expensive. Since we want to protect our I.Q we've been looking into hockey equipment. How well would a hockey helmet fare against a full-powered swing with a rattan stick? How would it fare against a shinai? Should we save up some money and buy actual escrima helmets and fencing gear?
3/19/2013 4:50am, #2
In my opinion you'd be better of padding your sticks than buying too much gear (a helmet might be a good investment though).
Depending on where you live you should be able to get "pipe cladding" or similar for really cheap, just pop your lighter sticks inside that and tape the hell out of it and you've got a perfectly servicable padded stick. (something like this is what we use http://www.diy.com/nav/build/insulat...?skuId=9283471)
If you have a look at my competition footage thread you'll see me fighting a guy who did a similar thing to his shinai as well.
Also, check out this thread: http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showthread.php?t=117525 for some more ideas on padded sticks.
That said, it also depends on what kind of fighting you're training for, being a Doce Pares guy you might be planning to compete in WEKAF-style competition, to train for that you really need some armour, otherwise you're either going to tear yourself to bits or fail to prepare properly for the close-range type of fighting it involves.
3/19/2013 6:27am, #3
I live in Florida so I'm not familiar with hockey gear, it's not that big here. Does a hockey helmet protect your face? I know a goalie mask might but i didn't think a regular helmet did. Does your kendo buddy have access to kendo had gear? It's what i started out using for stick sparring, it's a little restrictive though. If i were you if get some fencing masks, the heavier saber masks stand up pretty good to impact and you can get one around $60. Asst one point i was looking into the old school Jason style hockey goalies masks, but alli could find were Halloween costumes and expensive old collectors items. And the Jason masks would still have to be modified to add some eye projection. Good luck tell us what you come up with.
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One problem with hockey helmets is they're loud as **** when you get hit - there's no sound absortion.
For regular training, we use hockey/lacrosse gloves, safety goggles and mouthguards. We add in knee and elbow pads, and fencing masks as things get more fighty.
From what you describe as "nasty gashes and bruises", you're going at it with good contact (although I'm wondering about the gashes - what's cutting you?). Minimum level of safety should be to armour those things that don't heal well, like fingers, teeth and eyes.
3/19/2013 8:41am, #6
I have a fencing mask that works really well, but offers no protection on the back of the head. Depending on how hard core your fights are. I got hit on the back of the head a couple times and didn't like it. Also, the vision through the fencing mask is wierd, like your in a video game or something.
I have a padded helmet with a mask that I got from ring to cage. It looks like this, but a little different. http://ringtocage.com/Safety-Cage-Tr...dgear-RC51.htm
I guess they don't make the one I have any more. I've also used the Macho ones and they work well too. Here is the link to that one: http://www.macho.com/warrior-cage.aspx
The problem with those is that some people like to pull off the helmet when you get to grappling range. The last two I sited, wrap around the head and don't come off easily. The fencing masks are better for that.Combatives training log.
Gezere: paraphrase from Bas Rutten, Never escalate the level of violence in fight you are losing. :D
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3/19/2013 9:46am, #7
How much of an issue is throat protection for you Diesel_tke?
I've seen people using masks like that last one you posted before but they worry me because even a fencing mask has a throat guard.
3/19/2013 10:25am, #8
I haven't had any issues getting hit in the throat. However in clench and grappling range we need access to the throat for fang chokes and stuff like that. But when I fight I tuck my chin and keep my hands up, so that combined with footwork seems to do it for me.Combatives training log.
Gezere: paraphrase from Bas Rutten, Never escalate the level of violence in fight you are losing. :D
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Pavel Tsatsouline: kettlebell workouts give you cardio without the dishonour of aerobics.
3/19/2013 11:20am, #9
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Gashes might have been an exaggeration. I thought that "gash" meant really bad bruise/mark, then I googled it. Boy, was i wrong.
Fuzzy I think i'll try your suggestions about the padded stick. That's some good competition footage by the way. Who's your teacher?
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MMA-Based Workouts for When You Can't Train
For those of you who have to spend every bit of your waking day training because ARRGGG YEAH GET SOME, I'll do a TL;WR (Too Long; Won't Read): You can get your MMA workout programs here, and here
Now then. I wanted to start this off with a line about how "P90x and Insanity-type workouts are all the rage with the masses these days". Then I realized that it would be more accurate to say "cramming down fistfulls of food and watching television" is what's genuinely popular.
So I'll revise that statment: for people who actually have pride in themselves and give a crap about not being a burden on their families and the healthcare system, P90X and Insanity-type workouts... As my mother says: if you can't say something nice, you're probably a member of Bullshido. And given that you're a member here (or a cowardly lurker) you're probably not interested in a workout program run by some guy who's probably never been punched in the mouth, and depending on your point of view, deserves to be.
So what to do?
Fortunately there are some options:
Bas Rutten's MMA Workout
Bas Rutten, aside from being one of the Supreme Elder Council of MMA and President of Liverkickatonia, is also a pretty good trainer. His workout series has been around for going on 10 years now.
Here's some random guy doing the Bas Rutten MMA workout:
Georges St. Pierre's "Rushfit"
If you've been living in a hole the last several years and/or don't watch MMA with female companions, you don't know who GSP is. You're also stupid. Why are you reading this if you don't know who GSP is? Really, he's the freaking....
Now then, unlike Bas Rutten's MMA workout, GSP's Rushfit has a much broader program and is targeted at both fans interested in fitness and MMA athletes alike.
Here's the kicky-punchy trailer for GSP's Rushfit:
The workout is great but I have to admit this trailer is fairly corny. It's not GSP's fault though, blame the marketing guy/gal who had thought that GSP doing a bunch of low-percentage fighting techniques which look good in movies, would play well to people who like MMA.
Brass tacks: a MMA workout isn't a proper substitute for going to class. But it is MUCH better than letting yourself get soft on those days when life gets in the way. And because, even here, only a smaller percentage of people actually get to train for a living, there's a good amount of appeal for sneaking in a quick workout from your living room/hotel room/basement while still in your pajamas/underwear/gimpsuit.
Feel free to leave any suggestions for other, similar workouts in the comments section. We actually can't think of any others besides these two but ere at Bullshido, we're all looking forward to Matthew Maldonado's forthcoming "Sweating in the Shower" workout.
1/15/2013 4:54pm, #2
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Lonely Dog, head of DBMA in Europe, has some great videos for solo training on Youtube. Not really MMA, but stuff for fighting, so worth checking out:
There's a total of 10 of them.
1/15/2013 4:59pm, #3
I've done the Bas Rutten workout. It is pretty good. It will kick your ass. And it is like anything else, you get out of it what you put into it. If you use proper technique, there is nothing keeping this from being a good MMA workout.
I've also used his kickboxing(Tai boxing as he says) CD's for workouts for years. It is a great way to get some rounds in on the heavy bag and he keeps you from slacking off.
I use stuff off Lonely Dogs videos almost every day! Good stuff in there.Combatives training log.
Gezere: paraphrase from Bas Rutten, Never escalate the level of violence in fight you are losing. :D
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Pavel Tsatsouline: kettlebell workouts give you cardio without the dishonour of aerobics.
1/15/2013 11:09pm, #4
cage fit.
They do a home kit.
I should just video the circuit training we do.
Watch greg Who is out of shape and dies fitWhitsunday Martial Arts Airlie Beach North Queensland.
1/16/2013 10:44am, #5
When I worked at Job Corps, we would switch it up between Insanity and Tapout XT in our fitness group.
Tapout was okay. A good work out as far as the P90X fitness fad workouts go, it was a good cardio workout and between that and Insanity we had a pretty big campus wide weight loss(although higher numbers of kids trying to RNC each other in their rooms)
I've used John Hackleman's "The Pit" workout at home. Its not as varied as some other workout programs, and you probably shouldn't be doing the bagwork unless you're already aware of your own bad habits, but its a good workout as well.
1/29/2013 11:04am, #6
I have not used this program, and it stretches the definition of getting instructed by someone who has been punched in the face for a living. However, a high school friend has thus far lost 30 lbs from this program. When he first sent me the link, I thought he was fucking with me, but its actually real.
Former WCW wrestler Diamond Dallas Page has his own yoga based workout(referred to by my friend as "broga"). Its a wierd world. Personally, I'm waiting for the release of Bret Hart's "Hitman Pilates" before I invest in any former wrestler workout videos.


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Today I have the pleasure of posting the first ever guest post here on Strictly Paleo…ish!
I was contacted by Mirek, a Czech reader of mine who also run the Czech Paleo blog "Metlův Paleo/Primal food blog".
He was letting me know he wanted to give it a shot to post in English, and kindly asked if he could use my blog as the arena for it.
When someone want to challenge themselves for the better, of course I want to help out making that happen if I have the possibility to!
(Also, never forgetting all the great support I got from Russ Crandall when I first started out, I thought this would be a good way to pay some of that kindness forward.)
So, without much further ado, I hand the post over to Mirek to let him introduce himself and a share a recipe with you that is representative for his part of the world.
I hope you'll enjoy it, and I would really appreciate you taking the time to give him some of that special love the Paleo community is so well known for in the comments section below.
Here we go:
First, some background on the recipe:
"Šoldra", or "Muřin", is traditional Silesian Easter recipe, most commonly prepared and eaten on Easter Sunday.
For me though, it is more related to Christmas time when family and friends were making it and we all enjoyed it together.
Silesia is an area that lies partially in the Czech republic (North-East corner), Poland (Eastern boarder) and Germany (a tiny part in the South-East), and today around 60.000 people consider themselves to be part of this nation in Poland alone.
As the people living there are part of the Slavs, they have their own language – something between regular Polish and old Czech.
In their language "Šoldra" means "Roll" or "Wrap", and "Muřin" means "Blackened".
Why it is called "Šoldra" is then quite obvious when looking at the pictures of the dish, but "Muřin" is not that obvious…it is simply because when it was made in wood heated bread-ovens it sometimes got a bit black on top…
The dish in it's most basic form is just some sort of ham wrapped in a dough and baked in a oven.
Originally, and traditionally, it's made with a puff pastry type of dough, and filled with different variations of sausages, e.g. white wine sausage (similar to Bavarian wurst), smoked meat sausages, ham/pork sausages etc.
For our purposes the traditional dough is in this recipe replaced with an almond meal based one, and for readers who does not have access to "white sausages", I made an alternative option based on minced pork.
The recipe:
• 1 tbsp Nut Oil.
• 2 Eggs.
• 1 cup (2.5dl) Almond Flour.
• 1/4 tsp of Baking Soda.
• 1/2 tsp of Salt.
• 2 slices of Ham.
• A bit of diced Bacon.
• 2 "White Sausages" or 9 oz (250g) Minced Pork.
Note: If using minced pork – season it with one small onion (finely chopped), spices (such as salt, pepper, chilli, whole black cumin, etc.), 2 cloves of garlic (minced) and 50 ml of red wine, and then let it sit for a while to allow the flavors to combine and "grow".
Pre-heat oven to 335°F (170°C).Take one egg, and combine it with the almound flour and oil, then add the baking soda and salt and form a dough.Roll the dough between two parchment papers into something like 1/4 inch (0.5 cm) thick and a little bit more than 12 inches (30cm) wide.
Along the longest side of the flattened dough, place a bit in towards the center:
A) The mixture of minced meat, wine, spices, onion and garlic.
B) Diced bacon and thicker slices of ham and "white sausage".
Carefully fold the dough over the filling, roll it up, and seal the ends (very important, so the juices stays inside the wrap instead of running out and soaking it from the outside).
Then take the second egg, beat it lightly and brush the top of the roll with it.
(Optional: You can also spread whole spices on top to enhance the experience.)
Bake in oven for 30-40 minutes until the crust is nicely brown.
Serve warm or cold.
About Mirek:
I am 27, and started my Paleo journey in August last year and me and my girlfriend are eating only paleo since November 2012.
I am working on my own blog, focusing on recipes, but also post other information that might be useful for beginners as well as experienced paleoists.
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Sun 03/28/10 12: 29 PM what is wrong with you wil? not all kids like japanimation or whatever you watched as a kid.
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Killing the Dream: James Earl Ray and the Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr
Harcourt Brace & Company, 1999 - Biography & Autobiography - 448 pages
In the three decades since April 4, 1968, when Martin Luther King, Jr., was shot to death in Memphis, scores of books and articles have questioned whether James Earl Ray, King's killer, acted alone or was part of a larger conspiracy. Now, based on explosive new interviews, confidential files, and previously undisclosed evidence, bestselling author Gerald Posner finally resolves the simple truth of the last great political murder mystery of the 1960s, definitively proving that Ray acted alone. Beginning with a straightforward narrative of the events before, during, and after the shooting, Posner untangles the case's leading puzzles: Was there a mysterious person named Raoul who directed Ray in the year leading up to the murder? Were the FBI, the CIA, or an arm of the Mafia involved? Did the military have a covert team of snipers in Memphis on the day King died? Was James Earl Ray a patsy, as the King family has publicly declared? At the heart of this book is an in-depth profile of Ray himself, a fascinating profile of a career criminal from one of the most forsaken parts of poor white America. Posner re-creates the memorable dramas of the case: Dr. King's rousing "mountaintop" speech the night before his death; the chilling moments of the assassination; Ray's frantic flight across four countries as he tried to escape justice; and the shock of the King family's embrace of Ray just before his own death in jail. A riveting search for justice, Killing the Dream finally thwarts James Earl Ray's efforts to take his secrets to the grave, and proves the identity of King's killer beyond a shadow of a doubt.
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DNR News
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April 11, 2013
Aiken County wildlife area opens to the public Saturdays in May
Aiken County's Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area and Ecological Reserve will be open to the public on Saturdays during the month of May (4, 11, 18 and 25).
Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and Ecological Reserve consists of 10,470 acres owned by the U.S. Department of Energy. The area is located in Aiken County, along the Savannah River and south of the town of Jackson, off SC 125. Access is through the check station gate off Brown Road.
To request a detailed map of the Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area and Ecological Reserve, including special rules and regulations, contact the S.C. Department of Natural Resources office on the Savannah River Site at (803) 725-3663. You may also request the map by e-mail—please include your name and postal mailing address and send it to email@example.com. Maps are also available at the check station where visitors sign in.
The area will be open for scouting, fishing and some other outdoor activities. All visitors must sign in before entering and sign out prior to leaving. No managed trails exist on the property. Bikes and horses are confined to the 50-mile road system and selected firebreaks. No weapons are allowed during this period. Hours are 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Insect repellant is recommended for all users and recreationists should bring their own water. One port-o-let is located at the check station. May is rarely crowded on the area.
Although May is usually not conducive for scouting because hunt seasons are not imminent, hunters are still encouraged to make use of these open dates. They can be productive, especially for hunters planning on utilizing Crackerneck for the first time. Habitat changes are continually occurring due to timber harvests, prescribed burns, weather events and road construction.
Fishing will be allowed although anglers should be aware that due to extremely low water last summer, catch rates will be poor. Limited opportunities exist in Skinface Pond where the bass limit is two per person per day with a 14-inch minimum. A couple of swamp lakes are accessible with small boats.
No bike trails exist at the present time. Mountain bikes are restricted to the 50-mile road system and selected firebreaks. Most roads are improved with crush-and-run, but offer relatively smooth riding.
Great opportunities exist for birders to view spring migrants and summer or permanent residents. Birding for terrestrial species is productive and easy due to the road system that traverses a variety of habitats. Wetland species occur, but are difficult to access and observe. S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) personnel at the gate can provide locations for species of interest.
No hiking trail exists at present, but the 50-mile road system goes through scenic areas and is a suitable substitute. In addition, hikers can utilize a 30-mile network of firebreaks that will get them off the beaten path. The more adventurous hikers can blaze their own trails just as hunters do. For anyone entering the Savannah River swamp, a compass and/or GPS Unit are strongly recommended.
Many people just enjoy touring the road system to see what can be observed, whether it be wildlife, wild flowers/butterflies, old home sites or cemeteries, forestry and wildlife management practices, etc. The entire 50-mile road system can be enjoyably ridden in under four hours. All roads, including jeep trails are maintained in excellent condition.
Limited opportunities exist for canoeing in Skinface Pond or a few accessible swamp lakes that are picturesque. Alligators, snakes and a variety of water birds will be encountered. Access to Upper Three Runs Creek is prohibited for any reason.
Horses are limited to the 50-mile road system and selected firebreaks. While most roads are crush-and-run, they are well vegetated and horses seem to handle them well. Main roads have wide clearances so shoulders are an option. Firebreaks can be utilized when not planted for wildlife. Several places around Crackerneck are large enough to park several horse trailers.
Photographers have grand opportunities with wildlife, wild flowers, scenic vistas, and forestry and wildlife management practices to name a few. However, photographers should have realistic expectations when trying to photograph wildlife. While abundant, wildlife at Crackerneck are truly wild and elusive. Stealth is necessary for success. Most animals are more active at dawn and dusk rather than mid-day.
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BCS Bowls: Right Teams, Wrong Match-upsDecember 7, 2009
As the BCS bowls were announced I believe all the right teams got in, but I disagree with the matchups.
I like that both undefeated TCU and Boise State were selected, but they shouldn't be playing each other.
Now don't get me wrong, I am looking forward to this game. I think last year's Poinsettia Bowl was good. I think these two will put on a good game this year too.
But what will it prove?
We have seen Utah beat the Big East champion and the SEC runner-up. Boise State beat the Big XII champion and the one loss by a non-BCS conference team was a blowout by Georgia over Hawaii.
TCU playing Boise State may be entertaining, but it does nothing for the schools or the conferences they come from. Both proved they can play top competition this season. Boise State beat the eventual Pac 10 champion. TCU beat the ACC runner-up.
Now on a big national stage we could have seen these two play any number of teams from a Big 10 or SEC runner-up to the Big East or ACC champion. No, instead they will play each other.
The cartel that is the BCS wouldn't want to risk one of these teams beating more teams from the automatic qualifiers. They wouldn't want more fuel on the fire of how there needs to be more access to these big games, that more than just the current automatic qualifiers deserve a shot at these bowls.
There is more parity in college football than ever before. It's just unfortunate that we won't get a chance to fully see it this bowl season.


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It didn't turn into a Dick's Drive-In Macklemob, but it still drew a crowd.
Macklemore and producer Ryan Lewis turned up at an Aurora Avenue motel Wednesday to shoot another Seattle scene for their upcoming "White Walls" video. It was a little more mellow than last week's Dick's shoot, which drew thousands of fans.
But like all good star sightings, the latest Macklemore pop-up still stopped traffic and sent fans running across a busy street.
KOMO News has the story and more photos here.
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Bandai S.H.Figuarts Digimon Action Figures
Digimon! Digital monsters! Digimon are the champions!
- Choose between 4 different figures
- Set them in epic poses!
- Save the digital world! - Or destroy it. We aren't the boss of you.
The Bandai S.H.Figuarts Digimon Action Figures collection features a choice between four iconic Digimon from the series. Choose between Metal Garurumon, Imperialdramon, Omegamon, and Chaos Dukemon. Collect them all and set up your own legendary battle!
Product Specifications
- Bandai S.H.Figuarts Digimon Action Figures
- Officially-licensed Digimon merchandise
- Choose between Metal Garurumon, Imperialdramon (Paladin Mode), Omegamon (Our War Game!), and Chaosdukemon
- Metal Garurumon includes: Metal wolf claw (cocytus breath) that fits into mouth, garuru tomahawk missile, flight/non-flight wings, and a special joint for the tamashii stage
- Imperialdramon (Paladin Mode) includes: Omega blade, 3 exchangeable hands, display stand, and support joint
- Omegamon (Our War Game!) includes: Clear Tai and Matt pieces that can be placed atop its shoulders to replicate the movie scene, cloth cape + attachment pieces, grey sword, garuru cannon, and display stand
- Chaosdukemon includes: Balmung lance, gorgon shield, two exchangeable hands, exchangeable hand part for the gorgon shield, hair part, right and left cape parts, special display base, and display joint parts
- All figures come with advanced articulation to put them in epic poses
- Materials: Plastic
- Ages 15+
- WARNING - SMALL PARTS - Not intended for children under 3 years of age


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It's hard to believe that the last time I wrote about bike lanes was almost 3 years ago. At that time I highlighted the major deficiency in the way we support cycling in Thunder Bay — specifically the lack of protection from cars. I went on to endorse what I called "the missing link" which were a series of cycle corridors (a grid) along busy streets in Thunder Bay to allow people to quickly transit the city on two wheels. A lot has happened in those 3 years. For one, some friends and I fully baked my proposal into a movement to create Thunder Bay's first real cycle track called The Memorial Link. First we ran a petition. We went to council and gave a deputation, presenting photos, educating councillors about bicycle separation and asking for three specific things: that council add the May-Memorial corridor to the Active Transportation Plan, request that administration study cycle tracks in upcoming Transportation Master Plan, and direct administration to develop a complete streets policy as a part of the same plan. We even explained it in a way people could understand— The Memorial Link will get bicycles off the road. We got some national coverage by the cycling community which is nice but our target audience wasn't and isn't cyclists. It's everyone. Continue reading The Memorial Link
SkyBus #tbay – A Gondola lift for the Waterfront
We're building more parking!
I've been following the development of the Waterfront Phase 2 plans with keen interest. Friends of mine know I have a chip on my shoulder about parking in Thunder Bay— specifically we have too much of it. Data supports me on this. According to the Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative we have more parking spaces per capita than any other city in Ontario. We can't stop paving paradise. It's just one more piece of evidence underscoring that we have a car (actually pickup truck) addiction in this city and it continually erodes our livability. So needless to say when I learned that the Phase 2 plan called for the turning of acres of lakeshore parkland into hundreds more parking spaces that will remain empty the vast majority of the time I once again dropped my metaphorical burrito in disgust.
As I've said thousands of times before this city needs to build pretty much anything but car infrastructure. Our road utilization is remarkably low and our parking lots sit empty and rob municipal coffers of tax revenue because they're non productive. And ugly. All we need to do is think outside the box. So here's one way to do that for Marina Park.
Continue reading SkyBus #tbay – A Gondola lift for the Waterfront
The state of bike lanes in Thunder Bay
Context is everything
For all but one of my 32 years, I've called Thunder Bay home. But within the last decade I've spent at least 7 months in various countries that aren't in North America. Prior to this my sentiments about home were very much fond and affirming but that all changed a few years ago when I picked up a copy of "Lonely Planet Canada" and read the section about Thunder Bay.
Continue reading The state of bike lanes in Thunder Bay
How to choose a car (the mostly-rational way)
There comes a time when you need a car (or two, but almost certainly not three). If your car-liking muscle exceeds the power of your money-saving muscle, this isn't a post for you so stop reading. But if you think you might be able to make a purchase based solely on rational thought within the context of spending the lowest amount of money without dying in a horrible car accident, read on and I'll tell you how to choose a car. Also, if you think you might like to just hear what I have to say and then make a decision, I'm down with that.
Do I need to choose a car?
The absolute best car you can buy from a financial standpoint is a TFSA. "But that's not a car", you say. Oh right. But if you can ride the bus without strenuous effort, or walk, that is way cheaper. Be honest with yourself: you don't need a car to get 2 km to work unless work involves hauling dozens of kilograms of random crap to and from your job in the snow every day. Even then you may be able to get away with a cargo bike if you live in a moderate climate. Bicycles are a good option. In the warmer months I like to ride my bike to work on days I'm not working from home. It's 7km one way and takes about 20 minutes. It's a great way to unwind and get time to think and it saves money. Quite a bit actually.
Continue reading How to choose a car (the mostly-rational way)
Rainy day funds: don't save for an emergency
Almost every financial planner will tell you that you should set aside money for a rainy day. It's like a golden rule that you must have a rainy day fund. Some advisors say 3 months income, others 6 months. Some even say a year's income should be stored in cash or cash-like savings just in case you lose your job, have a massive car repair bill, a dead fridge, or you suddenly need to go on a trip to Belize.
Fortunately I'm not a financial planner so I can say whatever I want and I'm going to tell you that unless you're in a very special circumstance you shouldn't have a rainy day fund.
Rainy day funds enable random trips to Belize
I'm sure you noticed that one of the emergencies I just rattled off was kind of different. To paraphrase high-quality children's television, it just wasn't the same as the others. Look, I've got nothing against Belize but the first thing you have to realize about yourself is that when given a large quantity of cash you're very likely to spend it either on a big stupid purchase or many small stupid purchases. Maybe you're the one person who absolutely won't under any circumstance succumb to the immense pressure of a lump of cash equal to several months of income. Don't lie to yourself, you're probably not. You're probably thinking "Dean it's my savings, I can do what I want." Sure. Just don't lie to yourself about your real motives— call it savings for a random trip to Belize, not an rainy day fund.
Continue reading Rainy day funds: don't save for an emergency
Pensions: a nuanced retirement tool (update)
Ahhh, pensions. They can be your ticket to financial freedom. In the best of cases, having a pension is like having a job for the rest of your life without working. In other cases employees view their pensions as silver-bullet solutions to retirement and ignore their financial responsibilities. Sadly many people don't pay any attention to their pensions or the place a pension holds in their financial future until it's too late to make a difference. Today I'm going to introduce you to the various types of pensions and how to determine their value. Along the way I'll touch on some common questions. We have lots to talk about so hang in there!
What is a pension?
A pension is an agreement between the pensioner (beneficiary) and the payer to receive a set amount of money (benefits) on a regular basis, generally following retirement from employment. Typically pension payments will last until the beneficiary dies. In some cases, the beneficiary's surviving spouse or family will continue to receive benefits, possibly at a different rate.
Continue reading Pensions: a nuanced retirement tool (update)
The annuity: dependability has a price
The time-value of money is the principle that money today has a different value than money tomorrow. At the centre of this concept is the annuity and its formula, which I will not derive or prove here because I'm the only one who will find it interesting. An annuity is a set of fixed payments that are made over a specified period of time. I'm going to focus on a specific type of annuity here: a life annuity. A life annuity is an insurance policy sold by an insurance company that pays a (usually monthly) payment to the buyer until the buyer (or the buyer's surviving partner in some cases) dies. Sometimes you just want to be able to know how much money you're going to have in the future and the life annuity is one way to do that. Life annuities can seem expensive if you're not used to seeing the numbers. The high price is the price of certainty. I'm going to talk about annuities in the context of retirement, but the math involved translates into pretty much every area of finance so pay attention. The words annuity and life annuity will be used interchangeably depending on context. Get ready to bite off more than most of us can chew, myself included. Continue reading The annuity: dependability has a price
Index investing: because average is better than most
I've met quite a few people who complain that their 'investors' or mutual funds lose their money all the time. Some of them use this as justification to just blow all their money on boats and going out for lunch every couple of days. Bad call bros. Your investor may be making terrible choices (which you have allowed) but more than likely you can fix the problem, get in control and stop being such a fatalist about your financial future by switching to index investing. Of all the potential reasons why your investment situation is sucking, there are two that are most likely the problem for you:
- Your investor or mutual fund is picking stocks that suck
- You're paying insane MERs.
Index investing is the way to beat half of the money investing in the stock market, guaranteed! Seriously. Continue reading Index investing: because average is better than most
Investment types: a net worth and income tax example
Awhile back I introduced a simple rule of growing your net worth: pay or save towards the highest after-tax interest rate first, regardless of what you owe or own. Today I'll introduce the investment types with respect to taxes and run some numbers using a rental property as an example. Each investment type affects your taxes in different ways and what you choose to do with your money should certainly take your taxes into account. Continue reading Investment types: a net worth and income tax example
Get CRA online access so you're in the loop
One of the easiest things I've done to allow me to better understand my financial situation was to get CRA online access (the CRA is the Canada Revenue Agency). The CRA, through a service called "My Account", allows you get pretty much all of the paper information you'd get from them automatically but online, accurate, up to date and securely. And it's free.
Here are a few things you can do with CRA online access:
- See your unused RRSP and TFSA contribution room
- See your previous notices of assessment and reassessment
- See your T4 / T4s and other tax slips
- Modify your previous tax returns returns
- Change your address, apply for child benefits or arrange direct deposit
CRA online access mitigates your laziness
I know what you're thinking already. Boring! "Why the heck would I want any more information than what they already mail me, Dean?" I'll tell you. Because you won't get wealthy by burying your head in the sand and because you're lazy like me. Imagine you've received your income tax refund (or paid income tax owing) and then you realize you missed a deduction worth $15. The average person wouldn't 'waste' the time filing it. That's lame. It's $15!! If you found that much money on the side of the road you'd pick it up. If someone told you to hold their toothbrush for 10 minutes and then they'd give you $15, you'd probably do it. Well with CRA online access it takes about 10 minutes to modify your tax return. Or 3 minutes to change your address when you move so that your cheques will arrive on time (still using cheques? Get direct deposit with CRA online access!). Plus it doesn't increase paperwork for anyone because it's all online. Yada dada.
Look, I'm making a big deal out of this. But as you read more of my stuff you'll start to see a recurring theme: small things make all the difference.


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Author has written 2 stories for Heroes.
I am an amateur writer and have been for several years. I enjoy Science fiction and Historical novels for entertainment reading. I have been mulling over writing a novel for the last year and have finally put pen to paper (sort of speaking) and decided to post on Fanfiction.net as I progress throughout the project.
Please post your reviews (questions / comments) - I value your feed back and look forward to reading them.
Story 1) Heroes - Rebirth from the Ashes 2012
Story 2) Heroes - Rise of the Phoenix 2013
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Table of Contents
The Institutions screen provides a summary of all the accounts grouped under their respective institutions. Asset accounts are symbolized with a black arrow, and liability accounts are symbolized with a red arrow.
The Institutions screen displays several columns, including the type of account and the value of each account. It also shows the total value of all accounts in each institution.
Right-clicking an institution name brings up an Institution Options sub-menu, providing you with several choices. Selecting opens the New Institution Dialog, where you can enter all the necessary information to create a new institution. Selecting brings up an editable window with institution details such as name and address. Selecting removes the entire institution and all its associated accounts. Keep in mind that you will only be able to delete an institution if you can delete all of its accounts, and you will only be able to delete each associated account if it has no transactions and no schedules refers to it. Selecting steps you through the new account process, which is described in more detail in the next section.
NOTE: You must have a file open before you can create a new institution. If you do not have an existing file, you will need to create a new file.
Only the name is required in the New Institution Dialog, all other fields are optional. As with the personal information dialog, this data is not currently used by KMyMoney, but will be required by future releases for certain features. In particular, the Routing Number and the BIC (Bank Identifier Code) will be required for online banking.
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Source - Discerning The Mystery
by Shem El-Jamal, September 12th 2016
This episode of Wisdom Teachings reminded me of why I have appreciated the series overall. In this discussion, David Wilcock takes a divergence off of the topic of disclosure and delves back into the area of the sacred sciences. Both of these focuses of study can be equally important in our education of the world and the universe around us. However, it is also important to have a well-rounded variety of interests.
Both the choices of conspiracy analysis and of the sacred sciences can play an important role in our process of learning and growth. Personally, I find conspiracies to be very informative and interesting to learn about. However, in order to exercise the mind, the challenge of understanding multidisciplinary scientific concepts can have its own benefit. Among these multifaceted subjects, we may find few that are more complex and yet fulfilling than that of pyramid science.
Wisdom Teachings with David Wilcock: Pyramids and Ascension – Summary, Commentary, and Links
The past studies on pyramids covered by the Wisdom Teachings series were some of the most informative data sets I have personally seen in a good while. These covered Russian pyramid research and the international history of the construction of pyramids in both ancient and in recent times. Within this discussion, David Wilcock took a new step in explaining the intricate concepts behind pyramid technology.
As he explained, Wilcock actually saved some of his best research from past talks on pyramids until now, saying that there is just enough time to complete the subject before continuing on the disclosure timeline. Within the discussion, Wilcock sets out to prove that light in the form of photons, gravity, spacetime, and electrical charge are all interrelated and that all of these relate to pyramid technology in amazing ways. He also revealed the long-hidden secret that time is an illusion, that the universe is holographic in nature and is comprised of a series of fractal geometric structures which define form at every level of scale.
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Untold Secrets
For over half a century, the corporate media has controlled our common perception of reality. Throughout this time, there have been numerous subjects which have been deliberately and meticulously pruned from the typical narrative of the mainstream media. We may realize the reality of the UFO coverup, of the financial scams of central banking, and of various untold discoveries within alternative sciences. However, there are few subjects that hold more potential for paradigm shift than that of pyramid science.
Wisdom Teachings with David Wilcock: Russian Pyramid Research Parts 1 and 2
This hidden science is that of torsion physics and as it turns out, this science may hold the ability to change everything we know about our present world. However, the data needed to prove the fact of pyramid science is spread throughout numerous scientific disciplines. They are fragmented and interwoven between these numerous scientific focuses making them virtually undetectable to those who depend upon conventional science alone.
We have the disciplines of chemistry, quantum physics, biology, astrophysics, climatology, and geology. All of these disciplines hold within them the keys to understanding pyramid sciences. Yet none of these alone are enough to explain the all-encompassing foundational nature of torsion physics.
Defining the Concepts
As we may remember, the word pyramid originates from the root words pyre and amid, or fire in the middle, and is also derived from the words, house of energy. We may also remember that these pyramids were found to collect gravity and sustain gravitic torsion fields.
According to Dr. Nassim Haramein's model in theoretical physics, gravity is the creative force which forms matter at a fundamental level. This means that in order for any matter to exist, this constant flow of spacetime into the nucleic center of everything from the atom must be constant. In other words, the atom has its foundational components of the proton/nucleus and the electron cloud, but requiring the continuous flow of spacetime/gravity in order to exist, and all matter at every scale functions in this same way.
Youtube - Can we manipulate gravity? Nassim Haramein explains LIVE on radio
Wilcock adds a few concepts to this idea. These came from a groundbreaking paper written by Dr. Oliver Crane titled, "Central Oscillator and Space-Quanta-Medium." In this paper, Dr. Crane states that the manifestation of photons is the direct result of the flow of gravity into an object's center of mass. If this is true, it means that the pyramid is not only a gravity/spacetime collector, but a photon collector and emitter as well. It may even be that these photons are the origin of the ideas of the fire in the middle and the house of energy.
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An example of the relationship between photons and gravity as black holes absorb everything including light
Nassim Haramein - Sacred Geometry & Unified Fields
We may also remember the concept of gravity as three-dimensional in that it flows into all spherical objects equally from all sides. This renders Einstein's model of relativity with a problem. The Einsteinian model of gravity has been shown to be somewhat incomplete since its introduction. This inaccurate representation of gravity was a subject I wrote about from the previous episode of Wisdom Teachings titled, "Pyramid Power - Fire in the Middle." There was one subject from this episode that I elaborated upon which was relative to Einstein's theories on gravity. Below is an excerpt from that article.
The Fluid Universe – A New Model of Relativity
Dr. Nassim Haramein is a well-accomplished physicist who has rewritten many of the fundamental ideas which most scientists formerly took for granted. Nassim had a difficult time in early school, as the lessons within science didn't quite make sense to him. There were areas of consideration which the classes did not cover.
A depiction of the 2D model of gravity
As he progressed in his education and career, he found that many of these questions were still left unanswered by the scientific mainstream. So he set out to answer them himself. This is the situation in which his most profound discoveries in quantum physics were made.
The action of 2D gravity upon planetary bodies
Nassim Haramein theorized that space-time was a fluid, though these findings seemed to be contrary to Einsteinian relativity in a number of ways. Einsteinenvisioned that space-time was something similar to a sheet or a flexible plane, and that gravity was a result of the existence of the planetary and astral bodies which sit on top of this sheet.
As David Wilcock pointed out, there is a problem with this model because it would only work on a single plane. Unless gravity only worked on this single plane within space, this model is inaccurate. Gravity is omnidirectional. It doesn't happen on just one plane like a deformed sheet. It works no matter the arrangement, or the angle of interaction between two bodies.
So what's the solution? The solution is that relativity needs a bit of tweaking, and this is exactly what Nassim Haramein did. He theorized that space-time is fluid-like. This is the only way the fact of omnidirectional gravity could be explained. This idea was rejected at first, but eventually, the scientific establishment began to allow their mindset to be somewhat flexible.
Along with this, Haramein found that the mathematics surrounding the functionality of the black hole is directly proportional to that of the nucleus of the atom. The explanation behind this is rather complex, but in short, he found enough evidence to conclude that the physics of a black hole is the exact same physics of that which governs the atomic nucleus. This finding held numerous implications.
This is a relatively simple concept to understand. As with any planetary body, the same general gravitic pull will be experienced by a nearby object irrespective to that object's angle of approach. As every planetary body is generally spherical, it will absorb gravity/spacetime equally from all sides. Relativistically speaking, we could say that the presence of the planet, the atom, or an object of any size is curving the spacetime around it and absorbing it at the same time. This cannot be done with a planar model of spacetime. This is why Einstein's model does not work in 3-dimensional space.
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The proton is much like the low pressure side of the straw.
Wilcock gave a fairly descriptive explanation of the flow of spacetime into the any center of mass. This flow could be likened to a situation of a thin hollow straw where either end of the straw has extremely different areas of pressure. In this situation, the low pressure side of the straw would act like a vacuum, and the high pressure at one side would rush into the tip of the straw from all sides of that tip. This general idea is thought to be the actual dynamic of gravity on the macrocosmic and the microcosmic level.
Dr. Nassim Haramein and the Theory of Everything
The latest scientific discoveries have revealed that the universe is an infinite series of fractal geometric structures. Everything from galaxies to subatomic particles and sub-subatomic particles has been found to have the same foundational geometry. According to the latest physical model of the fluid universe, the universe is very similar to a holographic plate. As with any hologram, no matter how many times we may divide the holographic plate, we will always find the entire image within any fragment of the original plate.
Conscious Life Expo - David Wilcock- Page 1 - New Intel, The Human Evolutionary Leap, Sacred Geometry,Illuminati Secrets, and More
Quantum Vacuum Fluctuations Harnessed in a Propellant-less Engine Tested by NASA
This divisibility of the universe seems to represent a fundamental energy; an all-connecting field which defines everything within the universe. This field has been termed "quantum fluctuation," "planck density," and "zero point energy." Yet this energetic field was found to be so puzzling by those who discovered it nearly a century ago, that they were unsure of what to do with it. Consequently, they set these findings aside and forgot about them, or as Dr. Haramein puts it, "It was relegated to the closet of skeletons of the mainstream scientific theories."
Unified field theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mainstream science has given little if any thought to this vacuum energy and has largely considered it worthless for the good part of a century. Yet in the pursuit of developing a conventional unified field theory, mainstream science has fallen short. Instead of accomplishing their goal of developing their theory of everything, scientists seem to have developed calculations which may have been too excessively complex to be productive.
Quantum fluctuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Zero-point energy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
These conventional calculations have failed to yield any true unity between the macrocosmic and the microcosmic universe. As Dr. Haramein sees it, whenever such excessive complexity in calculation is reached without any significant progress, it usually means that somewhere along the way, the process took a wrong turn. To put it in other terms, whether assembling a jigsaw puzzle or a unified theory of everything, the process should become simpler as you approach the true solution. If the process becomes more and more complex, there is a good chance that you made a few initial mistakes that need correcting.
Conventional science would continually build their foundational understanding upon a combination of both proven fact and unproven theory, and somewhere along the way, it seemed that many of them began to forget which was which. They simply left this combination of guesses and facts unresolved—many times without realizing it. (This often resulted in the non-scientific audience buying into the entire conventional explanation of the universe without knowing its numerous flaws.) This is the issue which Dr. Haramein has been intent upon solving.
Vacuum Energy: Proof of Free Energy in the Space All Around Us
Scholarpedia - Cosmological constant – Einstein's Field Theory
He started with Einstein's theory of electromagnetics which suggested the significance of vacuum energy. How much energy might we find in this vacuum? It's been calculated to be 10 to the 93 grams per centimeters cubed. That's a "10" with 92 zero's behind it. (This was found to be the case via the Casimir experiments.) This is an extremely enormous number, yet it is a conservative way of presenting a number which is believed by some scientists to approach infinity.
What is the Casimir Effect?
To describe the magnitude of the energy density of the vacuum, Dr. Haramein gives the explanation that if we were to collect all of the stars in the universe and combine them into one cubic centimeter of space, we would only get an energy density of 10 to the 55 grams per centimeters cubed. This is only about half of the energy that is found within the vacuum. Even with all of the stars in the universe, we cannot come up with the magnitude of energy found within the vacuum. This is how significant and powerful zero point energy is.
Video – Radio Interview with Dr. Nassim Haramein - The Schwarzschild Proton (Red Ice Radio)
Has Physics Gotten Something Really Important Really Wrong?
Dr. Haramein explains that this universe is so energetically and informationally dense that no matter at what scale we view it, we will always find the same structure of organization (to restate). Since there is more energy in the vacuum than there is in the physical tangible universe, this gives us a very significant source of energy. He goes on to explain that the vacuum itself has more than enough potential to create everything that we see in the physical universe, and states that the material world is just a microscopic fraction of the entirety of reality.
While conventional science has struggled to make sense of the universe, Dr. Haramein among many has made many breakthroughs. It was actually he who developed the theory of fluid spacetime in his award-winning paper, "The Schwarzschild Proton." This paper was focused upon answering the questions which conventional physics has ignored.
The Proton Radius Prediction and Gravitational Control
Youtube - Nassim Haramein - The Schwarzschild Proton
This theory of the fluid universe and the Swarschild proton could be consider an accurate unified field theory. This theory unites the microcosmic with the macrocosmic universe. In fact, there is virtually endless potential that lies within the understanding of the energetic foundation of the universe. We will have clean energy. We could have star drives, anti-gravity propulsion, and untold potential in material sciences. The possibilities may be just as immense as the vacuum energy itself.
Gravity Power
There are quite a few pieces to this puzzle, as you may have imagined. However, once the complete picture forms, these pieces will fit together nicely. The concept of gravity was also discussed in the previous article on pyramid science. However, there was one principle which was not covered completely.
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If you have been following the news in the last month or so, you've probably watched in amazement as Congress tackles one of our country's most pressing issues. I'm not talking about the war in Iraq or the failing economy or even high energy costs. I'm talking about steroids in baseball—a blight on our national pastime. While others at the water cooler expressed disbelief that our elected officials called Roger Clemens to testify, I cheered. I'm thrilled Congress is dealing with this issue. Do I really care about juiced-up pitchers? No, not really. I'm just happy Congress is focusing their energy on baseball and getting their minds off something they can really mess up, like "reforming" the patent system.
While the current patent system is not perfect, and I have no doubt that some changes will be made in the next few years, I am concerned that those who value patents as important for commercializing early-stage technology are not part of the discussion. The loudest voices are those who see patents not as essential for investment and commercialization, but as a nuisance.
These anti-patent forces—mainly those in the IT industry, like Microsoft—are working under names like the Coalition for Patent Fairness and have been looking to "reform" or fix what they perceive to be a broken system; a system they feel mires industry in patent disputes, hurting the U.S. economy by diverting investment away from creating jobs and developing innovations.
What are these reformers looking to do? The Patent Reform Act of 2007 has essentially three major goals:
Together, these and other sections of the legislation significantly diminish the value of patents.
This is the closest that we have gotten to a major overhaul of the patent system since the current Patent Act was passed in 1952. How did this happen? It's easy. Anti-patent forces lobbied hard while pharma, bio, and university factions remained quiet. Why the silence? Some say the bio industry was focusing efforts on follow-on (generic) biologics legislation (still pending). It might also be that opponents of the legislation didn't believe that the legislation would ever gain traction. However, there were some warnings about what could happen if it did. As Daphne Zohar, a fellow Xconomist, wrote in her July 22, 2007, column: "The proposed patent reform act would stifle innovation." Daphne argued that "to arbitrarily limit damages and to make it easier to challenge patents shifts the balance further in favor of large companies and lowers the incentive of innovators and technology licensing offices at universities to file and support patents that could have an impact on healthcare, the environment and quality of life."
Daphne hit it right on the head. The proposed legislation, by lowering the value of patents, is bad for anyone that relies on patent protection to promote innovation, including the biotechnology industry, universities, and non-profit research institutes. It hurts investment in early stage technology, an important part of the Massachusetts economy.
Unlike in past years, patent reform now does have real traction. The House passed a version of the bill (HR 1908) on September 9, 2007. The Senate bill (S 1145) is still pending. While there are some serious differences between the bills, compromise could be reached.
I recently received an e-mail from a colleague stating that the Senate Patent Reform Bill (S 1145) was delayed until April, and that an agreement on the "complex legislation remains elusive." I cheered, thinking once again that the bill had stalled. I passed the e-mail on to my colleagues and expressed my delight that patent reform was looking unlikely this legislative session. Ron Eisenstein, my law partner who has been closely following the legislation, shot back the following message: "In view of how accurate all predictions have been, I wouldn't count on anything. This may be a ploy to get those opposed to the bill to relax. Given the statements made by the proponents of the bill, paranoia is probably helpful."
Ron's right. A little paranoia is a good thing. Congress can't deal with two wars, the lack of an energy policy, or a failing economy, but the patent system is something they can "fix."
It's not too late to let your position be known. Speak up. Be part of the debate. Let industry trade groups like the Massachusetts Biotechnology Counsel, BIO, and AUTM know how you feel. Contact the offices of Senators Kennedy and Kerry, and let them know that that passage of Senate bill No.1145 in its current form is bad for the Massachusetts economy. While you're at it, ask them to redouble their efforts on performance enhancing drugs in baseball. If they have had enough of that, suggest that they call in Bill Belichick and look at spying in football. It's better than patent reform!
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Forums → Art, Music, and Writing → Armor Games' Armatar Contest: 2012 Winter Edition!
A good day I bid all ye artfull, creative and skillfull citizens of ArmorGames! =)
It's fair to say that the revival of the Armatar Contest was a big success, with lots of wonderful and original entries for the Thanksgiving season, but... we're aiming for more!!
So let's continue this old tradition and surpass the first edition with even more entries of your original drawings in the second launch: The 2012 Winter Edition!
Here are the guidelines that help you figure out what is allowed and what is not :
1) All entries must be appropriate. They cannot be offensive or profane in nature. Keep it clean!
2) The entry must be square, and at least 100x100 pixels in dimension.
3) Your entry must scale down well to 100x100. So if it is larger, make sure that it will still look good when it is scaled down to the actual armatar size. Here are a few suggestions about this :
~ Sometimes keeping it simple is better. If you go into a lot of detail, it might not look as great when you scale it down. So just keep in mind what the final size will be and check often how it looks when it is scaled down.
And remember to save a lot while you are making it! Better to delete 20 -in between made- save files later on, than ending up with something you actually don't like...
~ If you are able to do vector, by all means! That can help with the sharpness of the image. However, since they are so small this probably isn't a big issue.
4) Must be completely original. You cannot use elements from other pieces of artwork, the entire armatar must be 100% created by you.
5) Must be fitting to the current contest's theme. If a certain entry is debatable, a mod or admin will give the decisive answer for submission.
Do note that we won't necessarily add all submissions... remember that all submissions will likely go up in batches preceding or during the actual season/holiday, and that they will eventually disappear from the Armatar roster as we approach the next theme.
We look forward to seeing your contributions, so pick up that pencil, start up your art programs, get your brain into overdrive and do your best to make 'em look good! =)
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Yay! This was fun for Thanksgiving, but the holiday didn't really apply to me, but that shall not be the case here. *Whips out pencil and paper*
Woohoo, and since it's not solely Christmas armatar's I'd assume that they'll be up past the 25th?
Hope this generates some activity 'round here.
if anyone wants a tip make it unique
Yay! All right, ima gonna go get started now brb.
We're not allowed to enter armatars from previous contests that may or may have not gotten the attention of the admins, are we?
Cool beans. I'll get started on that then. >:
Alright guys, be afraid. I'm finally trying out GIMP here.
And what are vectors/how do you do them?
I'm hoping to enter a few this time!
They'll come soon
Do you guys like? Sorry it sucks i just made in paint... :P
Do you guys like? Sorry it sucks i just made in paint... :P
It's not even square. You should read the rules before making a submission that violated one or more rules.
As for the contest itself, I will probably submit an armatar later today.
And what are vectors/how do you do them?
Vectors are basically shapes that you can scale to any size and they won't pixelate, like normal editors do. A tiny circle you make will still look like a circle if you blow it up ten times.
The program at the top of my mind would be Inkscape. I don't know if you can do that in Photoshop or GIMP or the like, since they are built mostly to work in pixels. I don't know if they have support for vector scaling or not, though.
Here's my entry
Pixel Christmas Style!
Happy holidays, people!
I have created an entry to the contest here:
I created it in Paint, but I think it looks pretty good.
Killersup might be able to participate in this one, two questions though,
first question: When is it do?
second question: If Killersup were to upload a picture, can somebody else find a way to scale it down? Killersup doesn't yet know how to do that...
first question: When is it do?
second question: If Killersup were to upload a picture, can somebody else find a way to scale it down? Killersup doesn't yet know how to do that...
I can answer the second question... You can do it in paint. There is a Resize Function in it. Otherwise, you can also do it in photobucket but i suggest that you do it in paint.
first question: When is it do?
There is no firm due date, but it's best if your armatar is submitted by the 25th.
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A scientist is making engineering breakthroughs in the field of plasmonics using ink-jet printers. In today's Academic Minute, the University of Utah's Ajay Nahata makes new technology using parts borrowed from some old technology. Nahata is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Utah. Find out more about him here. A transcript of this podcast can be found here.
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