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I'm shocked and surprised.
Maybe there's a different word you guys are using for this concept, but I thought a Poly site would be rife with conversations about it.
What's Triangulation?
Simply put, bringing someone else into a disagreement that one should be handling themselves.
Here's a story to explain it:
Person A has a disagreement or some trouble with Person B. Person B does something Person A doesn't like.
Person A does not (or cannot) resolve this with Person B, but instead approaches Person C to talk about their problem with Person B.
Sometimes Person A is hoping Person C will do or say something on their behalf, sometimes Person A is just looking for righteous justification about how wronged they feel in order to help quell the niggling feeling that they should really deal with the problem directly.
In this scenario, Person A is triangulating Person C into a problem that exists between Person A and Person B.
I once lived with my husband and my best friend in a house, for about three years.
My best friend was not involved sexually with either of us but I love her like a sister, and my husband was physically attracted to her and at one point had hoped she'd agree to Poly with us.
My husband and best friend grated against each other regularly - she is sarcastic and edgy and he never did figure out how to deal with it.
Early on when he'd talk to me about his problems with her, I would listen sympathetically and then try to help him find some ways to deal with her without getting to the point of feeling upset like he obviously was feeling.
Unfortunately, me trying to guide him to find his own solutions resulted in him getting mad at me, and then we'd fight. He figured since she was MY best friend that I should have a talk with her and get her to treat him with more respect, but he was never confident enough to come out and SAY that - he just pouted and gave me the silent treatment and stomped around the house for a few days.
(Note, all members of the household are over 25 at this point).
My (now ex-)husband and I had a number of stand-offs about this topic. I didn't believe it was my responsibility to teach others how to treat him, and he resented me for many years - even after our divorce.
I'd love to hear about your experiences with triangulation and how you dealt with them successfully.
In a way, I think getting divorced was a successful experience with standing up to triangulation (and other boundary issues), but now I'd like to attract a healthy, happy, respectful and responsible relationship (or three) and I'd love to hear success stories that didn't involve setting oneself free
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When I was in a triad, we had to learn that if person A and B were having an issue, do not bring person C into it. If it were a minor disagreement, person C may be useful to help bridge preception problems or by helping with suggestions. But if it got heated at all, person C should back out and A and B should not try to pull that person back in.
But like all good life lessons, it sometimes takes several tries before I relearn them. My wife's best friend stayed with us for several months. I tried to help out in an argument between them and realized why the rule was made way back in my former triad.
I remember once getting into a fight with my wife and she said, "let's get another opinion." He friend suddenly gave us a paniced look. It was actually pretty funny.
But for the first part of what I quoted, I think we teach people how to treat us, by how we allow them to treat us. Your ex wasn't a child and you weren't his mom, so it's not your job to tell people, even if they're your friend, how to treat him. Especially if that friend is also his roommate, then he needed to learn to communicate with her, by himself. But by the sounds of it, he also didn't communicate with you very well, so that's all wrapped up together.
Hmm, upon thinking a little harder, I wonder if I don't sometimes do this myself though, when it comes to my step-daughter. She's 16 now, she was 13 when I met her dad, and I've never felt it was my place to "tell her what to do" because she was already fairly well established "as a person" and I didn't think she was going to take some new chick (who was already taking over a lot of her dad's time) also trying to act like her parent. But I can think of a few examples early on where I would ask him to tell her something rather than telling her myself. I think that was also wrapped up in "I don't want her to hate me" which I don't normally care about with random people, but seemed to matter a lot with the daughter of my partner. I'm a lot more comfortable with her now, and more comfortable in my role (whatever it is) and definitely a lot more comfortable saying "this is my home, and when you come stay here, I have certain expectations."
I know that's not really what you asked, but maybe it helps to have a little insight "from the other side." And from the other side, having grown a lot in the past three years, my opinion is that it's the responsibility of persons A and B to learn to communicate without needing person C as a messenger.
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Being a person who likes to handle my own problems I've never asked someone to tell so and so to stop doing this or that. Its silly to me.
My fiance did this when I first came out as poly. He didn't want to speak to my now boyfriend at all, but he tried to communicate with him through me. I went with it for a little while, relaying messages back and forth and then enough was enough and I said I wasn't going to be a middle man anymore. They both knew what the issues were so they were stuck with eachother to figure it out.
I think in our relationship its important that we all feel we can talk about issues in confidence with one another. But the way we do it is, lets say I am having an issue with my fiance, I talk to my boyfriend about the issue and my boyfriend doesn't involve his own feelings into the mix and tries to be unbiased in his 2 cents about the situation. If theres an issue between my 2 boys, I listen to both and give my honest opinion as an outsider. When doing this I (early on) would cut out any passive aggressive comments or disresect one had for the other so I wouldn't try to come to the other's rescue so to speak.
It works for us because we are all the kind that becomes affected when things happen and its hard to hide even the smallest issues. So one mishap affects the whole group and thus I see that everyone KNOW what's going on. But theres a big difference in that and tucking your tail in between your legs and making others deal with things you should be handling.
Oh and SchrodingersCat, that's always a common thing with children that are not our own. Whether its a new step child or a naughty kid at a birthday party, its best to take it up with the parent. 1) kids are impressionable and 2) no one wants to get bit by a momma wolf! lol
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Wow, this is great stuff!
It's kind of like these are things I already know and understand, but somehow I got a little lost along the way - confused. My picture of things got muddled.
It'll be nice to read this forum and see the suggestions and stories people offer regarding their successful poly relationships
Thank you for sharing!
PS: I agree that when it comes to someone else's teen, it's delicate. If the teen was an adult or you never showed interest in learning a way to work with this teen to get past the point of needing to relay through your husband it would be different. I think you've done good
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He has a best friend Paul, also a mathematician, who is having an affair with an older woman named Elinor. Her sister, Jacqueline, takes him for a walk on the beach. He does not resist and goes through with the act. He knows that she will not have enjoyed their lovemaking either, but he knows enough to say nothing. Within a week she has moved in with him. He finds her presence claustrophobic. She finds his diary. She leaves.
He is reading the Cantos of Ezra Pound and dreams of being a poet. He gets a girl named Sarah pregnant. They fail to connect. She has an abortion. They separate. After Sharpeville, he senses revolution in the air. He moves to London.
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Scarlett Johansson helped kick off Disney Park's Year of a Million Dreams celebration by portraying princess Cinderella. Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz shot this on the steps of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial on New York's Riverside Drive with Disney World's Cinderella castle digitally imposed behind her.
Says Scarlett: "It wasn't hard to coax my foot into the iconic glass slipper; it's every little girl's dream, mine included."
Says Leibovitz: "Scarlett Johansson couldn't wait to put on that tiara." (The Harry Winston 62-karat creation is valued at $325,000. The glass slipper was made for the shoot by Steuben.)
Beyonce and David Beckham were also tapped to portray other fabled Disney characters. Beyonce takes on the role of Alice from Alice in Wonderland. David Beckham plays Sleeping Beauty's Prince Phillip.
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Jerome Tillman had 24 points and 12 rebounds for the French club, who trailed 68-67 after Damjan Rudez's three-pointer for Cedevita with 6:49 remaining in the game.
Chalon got back-to-back baskets from Blake Schilb to take a 71-68 lead.
After two free-throws from Canada international Jermaine Anderson reduced the arrears to one, Chalon scored seven straight points.
Maxime Zianveni made a jumper and Philippe Braud followed with a three-ball before Tillman scored to make it 78-70.
The Zagreb club refused to go away, though, and pulled to within 85-83 after another Rudez three-ball with 31 seconds to go.
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These limits must be raised so persons who are receiving ODSP can save for their futures, keep the income they earn from employment and let family members and friend provide more financial support.
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Snapped somewhere at the the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, is a small workshop holding no less than 12 newly-built P1 GTR hypercars. Given that just 40 units of the track-only P1 are expected to be built, there's a chance we'll never see this many posing together again, expect at privately organized trackdays by the British marque.
It is believed that all of the examples pictured are customer cars and each are adorned in bespoke liveries and paint schemes.
Certainly one of the brightest combines gloss blue with a bright yellow central racing stripe and the number 23. Another particularly fine example is one combining silver and McLaren Orange in a menacing yet sophisticated way.
Arguably the craziest and brightest of them all is the light blue car paint with outlines of a number of famed racetracks in a design similar to the camouflage that once adorned P1 and 12C prototypes.
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It looks like Toshiba are going to grab an extra slice of the netbook market with the new Toshiba NB255.
Previously most of Toshiba's netbooks have been priced higher than the average netbook, which have been pushing them out of the market, even though their netbooks have always been very good.
But with the newly announced Toshiba NB255 that could change. The NB255 is a black only version of the NB305, with the latest DDR3 supporting Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz processor, which comes at a cheaper price of just $299.
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Hearings to begin in polygamist sect cases
Published 7:00 pm, Sunday, May 18, 2008
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The parents of the more than 400 children taken from a polygamist sect's ranch will begin Monday laying out their individual cases and learning what they must do to regain custody.
The hearings, part of an enormous custody case that has stretched the legal and child welfare resources of the state, are scheduled for all five courtrooms in the Tom Green County Courthouse over the next three weeks.
Texas child welfare authorities have 463 children in foster care, taken because of allegations that members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints were forcing underage girls into marriage and sex at the sect's compound in Eldorado. FLDS members deny any abuse.
So far, 168 mothers and 69 fathers have been identified in court documents, though DNA test results are two to four weeks away.
More than 100 children still have not been matched with mothers. Officials have been trying to group siblings together with their mothers as the custody case moves forward.
But the case, which began with a raid on April 3, has been marked by confusion since the beginning.
Child Protective Services has complained that women and children have given different names and lied about ages. The agency has also struggled with identification of children and women because many have similar names, and some of the young women, who don't wear makeup and braid their hair, look much younger than their actual age.
As many as two dozen of the girls held in custody may be adults; authorities are still trying determine their actual ages.
At the hearings, CPS, the parents and the judge are expected to go over a plan for what services the children will get from the state and what parents must do to regain custody.
CPS is working from a template plan that includes generalities like establishing a safe living environment and following recommendations of professionals. The template does not require them to renounce polygamy or to offer guarantees that their children will not be pushed into underage or polygamous marriages.
The FLDS children were removed from the Yearning For Zion Ranch in Eldorado during a raid that began after someone called a domestic abuse hotline claiming to be a pregnant 16-year-old abused by a middle-aged husband. The girl has never been found and authorities are investigating whether the calls were a hoax.
Child welfare authorities seized the children, arguing there was widespread abuse by FLDS parents who forced underage girls into marriage and sex and trained boys to become future perpetrators.
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- 1 1/2 cups rolled oats (165 g) - gf if needed
- 1/2 cup brown rice flour (75 g)
- 2 tablespoons coconut sugar (18 g)
- 1 pinch himalayan salt
- 1/3 cup coconut oil (60 ) - firm
- In a high-speed blender, grind rolled oats to flour, put it in a bowl with all other ingredients and mix until a smooth smooth dough is obtained.
- Roll and use it to cover the bottom and the sides of a tart pan – mine was rectangular, 13.5" length – and set aside.
- Preheat oven at 350°F / 180°C.
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- 1 1/2 cups almonds (195 g)
- 1/4 cup arrowroots (30 g)
- 1/2 cup coconut sugar (65 g)
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or powder
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil (30 ml)
- 2/3 cup soy or coconut yogurt (160 g)
- 125 grams raspberries
- In a high-speed blender or a food processor add almonds, arrowroot, coconut sugar and baking powder and process until a rough flour is obtained.
- Pour the mixture in a mixing bowl, add grated lemon zest, vanilla, oil and yogurt and stir with a whip.
- Pour the batter on the crust, plunge raspberries into it and bake for 30-40 minutes, checking color and smell of your tart – I discovered my mum's oven really burns everything, so I have to be extra careful. The tart is ready when the crust starts to golden and the surface of the filling is no more soft.
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Covellay History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
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Buckinghamshire where two early records of the family were found in the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273: Malger de Covele; and Bartholemew de Covele. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6) Coberley is a village and civil parish in the Cotswold District of Gloucestershire. In this case, the village dates back to the Domesday Book of 1086 where it was first known as Culberlege. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Went to the Hillsdale Farmer's Market and picked up eight ears of corn for $4. Deal! The recipe here calls for six ears, but I always like to get a couple extra, just in case. Sometimes, you don't know what you will find when you unwrap corn — all plump golden kernels or plump golden kernels with little patches of shrunken, underdeveloped kernels. With extra corn, you can have more on hand if your ears are less than perfect. Mine were pretty good, but I used 8 ears to come away with a little over three cups of corn kernels. Perfect ears, you could probably do it in six.
Organic, pesticide-free, local corn (it's good!) — get eight.
The recipe here is from Local Flavors, by Deborah Madison, which is a great cookbook to find inspiration from. Especially when you come back from a Farmers Market with a big bag full of farmers stuff.
I had enough batter to make about 12 fritters, but then I was a little over on the corn (I had about three and a half cups). Assume the below recipe as written will make 10-12 corn fritters. Originally, the cookbook said six fritters, but I . . . → Read More: Corn Fritters with Aged Cheddar & Sage


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Are you daunted by the amount of administration your investments seem to need? Not even certain how much of your Isa allowance you have used this year? Then you could benefit from using an investment supermarket.
This is typically an online service that enables investors or their advisers to view and manage a whole investment portfolio in one place - so that you can buy, sell or see valuations all via one website rather than looking at different ones for each individual investment.
They also offer facilities perfect for investors who are nervous about investing in the current climate - funds in which you can store your money while waiting for the right time to invest. Fidelity FundsNetwork, a 'fund supermarket' that enables investors to put their money in more than 1,100 funds, has become the latest to launch an Isa 'cash park' for investors who are wary of investing in the current environment, but who still don't want to lose out on their tax-free allowance.
From next month, investors will be able to hold cash temporarily in the supermarket's 'cash park' deposit account, earning 4.85 per cent gross interest tax-free until they decide to invest it in funds via the supermarket. 'Isa investors who are nervous about the stock market after January's turbulence no longer have to defer their investment decision within their Isa and lose this year's tax breaks,' says David Dalton-Brown, head of Fidelity FundsNetwork.
Broker Hargreaves Lansdown offers a similar facility via its investment platform, Vantage, which will pay 5.25 per cent gross on cash received by the end of February for three months, while the Selestia platform enables you to hold cash and earn 2.5 per cent.
According to Ben Lundie, head of development at Vantage, holding cash within a funds platform reflects the 'flexibility, ease and overall practicality' of using an investment supermarket for managing a portfolio. 'It's like going into a Tesco or a Waitrose to buy different brands; an investment supermarket is a single place where you can buy different funds, and in some cases, equities, from different companies. When you choose to sell, you can keep the cash within the platform and decide where to buy rather than switching cash from accounts.'
There are four big 'supermarkets' in the investment market - Vantage, FundsNetwork, Cofunds and Selestia. Investments held via Cofunds and Selestia can only be reached through independent financial advisers (IFAs), but Vantage and FundsNetwork are both directly accessible by individual investors, either online, on the phone or by post.
Broadly speaking, an investment supermarket will let you hold everything from equities, funds, Isas, Peps and bonds to cash, while a 'fund supermarket' - such as FundsNetwork and Cofunds - will only let you hold funds.
One huge benefit of using an investment supermarket is the reduction in paperwork. 'It can be an administrative nightmare to track different papers and get individual statements from each fund company,' says Lundie, who says he has old ringbinders full of statements for his Peps, which were a 'real headache' to keep organised. 'Now, rather than getting different valuations at different times of the year, you can get just one statement or an instant valuation online that lists all your individual holdings.'
Holding all your assets in one place also makes the investing process quicker, says Dalton-Brown, who offers an example: 'If you went straight to Invesco and decided you wanted to sell, you'd have to write to them, sign the form to say you want to sell, wait for the cheque, and then go to, say, New Star, and fill in a whole new set of forms to start the process again. Using a supermarket means you can literally click one button.'
Investors who are going it alone rather than getting advice from an IFA can benefit from online and phone support on both Vantage and FundsNetwork - although both stress that this is not the same as getting professional advice.
Transferring your existing investments into an investment supermarket should be relatively straightforward: you fill out a transfer form, tell the supermarket what you hold and where, and it will organise the rest (if you are using an IFA, he or she should handle the transfer).
And, crucially, according to David Pitt-Watson, chair of Hermes Equity Ownership services, using an investment supermarket is more cost-effective than going directly to a fund company.
'Most funds will have an initial charge of anything from 5 to 6 per cent followed by a management fee of between 1 and 2 per cent,' he says. 'If you're paying that for 25 years, that's a huge sum of money. But using a fund supermarket can help you save on certain charges. More importantly, the transparent nature of a supermarket means that all the fees are made very clear, so it's very easy to compare what different companies charge.'
There are no platform-joining fees on Vantage, FundsNetwork or Cofunds, although there is a 5 per cent initial charge and a £50 annual charge on Selestia. FundsNetwork has no initial charges on its tax-free 'wrappers', although investors must pay the annual management charge of each fund invested into. There are discounts on initial charges for 'unwrapped' investments. Vantage also offers discounts on initial annual charges (for instance, it waives the 5.25 per cent initial charge on the Invesco Perpetual Income Fund) and offers an annual loyalty bonus of up to 0.48 per cent.


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Motif 1.2.3 Runtime and Development System for Linux
It is worth pointing out up front that for the most part, Motif is Motif regardless of who you buy it from. A vendor licenses the Motif source code from the Open Software Foundation (OSF), and then ports it to whatever platform they want so they can sell the resulting libraries and executables. Therefore, the main part of the product will not vary much from vendor to vendor, or platform to platform. However, where a vendor gets a chance to differentiate themselves is with the user's manuals and the installation procedure they provide. In my view, Sequoia has done an excellent job in bringing Motif to the Linux platform. Any of the complaints I raise in this article are really complaints about Motif and not about the job Sequoia has done.
Motif is really three things. First, it is a set of guidelines which define the way an X-Window user interface should look and feel. To the untrained eye, Motif looks an awful lot like Microsoft Windows or OS/2's Presentation Manager. This should come as no surprise, when the history of Motif is considered. The Motif "shell" program provided with the libraries gives this history of Motif:
On December 30, 1988, OSF announced that the user environment component offering will be based on several leading technologies: Digital Equipment Corporation's toolkit technology (widgets) and the joint Hewlett-Packard/Microsoft submission of H-P's 3-D appearance and Microsoft's Presentation Manager-compatible behavior (window manager). The hybrid offering, OSF/Motif environment will provide users with a familiar way to access computer resources across a broad variety of computing hardware platforms, from personal computers to mainframes.
The driving force behind Motif was to unify the graphical user interface look and feel of Unix-based software so that it could compete for the desktop against other standards like the Macintosh or Microsoft Windows. By having a standard look and feel which was common across many hardware platforms, users would benefit by not having to relearn how to interact with software as they moved around and developers would benefit by having a standard to program against.
This brings us to the second part of what Motif is. Motif is a standard set of widgets with a documented interface which may be ported from platform to platform. It is safe to say that if a platform supports X-Window development, then it will not take much effort to make it support Motif. All that's needed are the Motif libraries, or failing that, a source code license from OSF for Motif and a minor bit of effort to port them.
To many people, Motif is just a window manager for X-Windows. This third aspect of Motif is what determines the way window borders are drawn, how windows are resized, iconified, and moved. Generally speaking, it defines how users and applications will interact with their windowing system.
Why would you want to run Motif on your Linux system? There are three reasons, which parallel the three aspects of Motif discussed above. First, you may want the applications you build to follow the standards for GUI look-and-feel so that your users will feel comfortable sooner and will benefit from consistency across applications. Second, you may want to develop software on your Linux box that you would like to port to other X-Windows platforms. If you use the Motif toolkit to build your code, you will be able to quickly port the user interface to any other platform that has the Motif libraries available.
It is worth pointing out that the TK toolkit which comes with many distributions can be used to create Motif-compliant applications, though programming with it is radically different than programming with the Motif widgets. I will not betray my own bias on this issue; instead I defer you to the endless discussions on this topic which are found in the Usenet comp.lang.tcl and comp.windows.x newsgroups.
The last reason you may want to buy Motif for your Linux box is to run the Motif Window Manager (mwm). You or your clients may wish to have exactly the same look and feel on your Linux box as you enjoy on other machines. While fvwm can closely emulate a Motif look, it is not the same. The mwm window manager seems rock solid and gives your Linux box an exact Motif look. Note that I am not trying to knock fvwm; in fact, I prefer it to mwm because I like its virtual desktop and its low memory use.
What kind of system resources does the Sequoia Motif consume? The manual indicated that 12MB of free disk space were needed under /usr, and 3MB were needed in /tmp. It turned out that 3.6MB of space was needed in the /tmp directory, and only 9.9MB of space were used in the /usr directory.
A Linux kernel newer than 0.99pl13 is required, and XFree86 2.0 must be installed in the standard way (under /usr/X386). The documentation describes how to check this (and in fact the installation script checks it as well). My Slackware 1.1.1 had it in the right spot.
Sequoia also recommends 12MB of RAM to do development (i.e., compiling and linking Motif programs). I have only 8MB and I was able to do it with no more swapping than I normally get when I do compiling. It is usable with 8MB, but certainly it's better with 12MB.


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Type and serial number of the firearm;
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Yeah its hopeless now go hide under your bed, and take as many of the paycheck conservatives with you.
This is the nail in THEIR coffin.


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An army of tuk-tuk waiting for us on arrival! The prices are much more affordable this time around: 0,5cent euro / pers. There is one who speaks French and we did it for two 0,5cent and leads us to the cheapest hotel in town 3dollars / night for a double room in Tomato guesthouse. There is a sewer backup in the bathroom that leaves a sweet smell in the room. The curtains of another era are installed on a rope as a rod. But the fan works very well and the places are clean. In addition, the family that runs the hotel is very friendly.
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A LOCAL mum is lacing up her trainers as she prepares for a gruelling 10k run to raise money for a charity that supported her and her daughter through a tough time.
Tracey Horner and daughter Ebonnie, who has a learning disability, have attended Leeds Mencap's Hawthorn Family Centre for the past two years.
Tracey will tackle the Leeds 10k on Sunday, July 20, along with her husband, sister and friends to raise much-needed money for Leeds Mencap, which runs the centre and provides help and support for people and families affected by learning disabilities.
Tracey said: "Hawthorn has been our haven for the past two years.
"The staff have been there for us, supported us and passed the tissues when things have not quite gone to plan.
"What a fantastic job Leeds Mencap does and the 10k run is our way of repaying some of the kindness."
Fahad Khan, senior fundraising officer at Leeds Mencap, said: "Tracey has been a fantastic parent to have around at Leeds Mencap and for her and her husband Nick to take on the Leeds 10K and bring the whole family along on their amazing challenge is truly inspirational to all our staff and volunteers.
"We are thankful for their brilliant support and we all wish her and the whole family taking part the best of luck in the Leeds 10k."
Leeds Mencap is a charity that works with over 300 families with learning disabilities in every week.
It provides a variety of services including youth clubs, dance projects, play schemes and the Hawthorn Family Support Centre, for families with young children with a learning disability.
Entries are still open for the Leeds 10k.
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Is it even possible? I am ilvl 535 right now, and those things hit like trucks .
Is it even possible? I am ilvl 535 right now, and those things hit like trucks .
I would imagine they're soloable, at least some of them. I was soloing them on my DK starting around ilvl 500 a long time ago. I don't remember what they do, to be honest. I remember getting feared though and I remember having to kite some type of rainfall-type effect but the normal damage outside of that didn't seem too bad. I know ret paladins can solo some pretty crazy stuff and supposedly have good self healing.
My DPS set isn't much better than yours and I can solo them without much trouble but avoid the ones with fear and the ghost. You can easily avoid a ghost, you can easily live through a fear, but if they've got both and you have to run around a bit (as you do in that gear) then it's best not to bother as you'll often get shanked. I tried it a few times with that combo and died a couple of times before getting it so up to you.
Trick is to weave in and out with your attacks, you have lots of ranged abilities so only really need to run in for the TV. Make sure you have Judgement sprint talent and selfless healer and you'll merrily be able to dart around and instant flash yourself when you get low. Stay in close during your CDs and he'll be half dead anyway. He should dead before they're up again unless you're kiting a lot for some reason. Duck in and out, don't try to just spam heals through the damage. It takes like a few seconds longer if you weave around and is a billion times easier.
Paladin Bash has spoken.
So then it's about picking the right warbringer, huh? Thanks then
I'm pretty sure i managed to solo one on my warrior at 89 when leveling in the Dread Wastes. Are rets that much worse than an arms warrior, or am i being really stupid and remembering things completely wrong?
As far as i can remember they didn't do much dmg to me if i stayed out of bad stuff on the ground(cast time aoe attacks i think it was) and dodged the meteor shower(or whatever it was called).
I dodged the shower, but like the other guy said, it was the ghost+fear that got me after a bit, even despite my bubble.
You did mean long arm of justice talent, right? The one that gives MS boost on hitting a judgement.
i can as a mage, so you should be able :P
if you havent tried, you should kite 'em as much as you can so you wont get crushed right there
Use Seal of Insight, avoid meteors and thunder crushes and stun the ghosts. Scarabs are free Supplication procs, same for non-elite mobs around the area. Fears are the only hard bit. Good luck!
I'm a human paladin and the racial makes a huge difference for breaking outta their fears. I just keep sacred shield up and do a bit of kiting. When they're casting I tend to fall back a few yards to get in a few heals.
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Paladin > Demon Hunter > Monk > Death Knight > Warlock > Druid > Hunter
You can solo all of them!!! (at least i can with ~560ilvl without problems).
For the one with fear, just be sure to be at full HP at the time or use bubble. You can "outheal" them with seal of insight, prism and sacred shield = Just focus to be at full health all the time, and you can even fail to some of their abilities
If you lack a bit of dps, you could also use leatherworking drums for BL and Kafa Press when cd's are ready again.
Eh. Find a 1h and a shield -> spec Prot -> equip Ret Gear + 1h&shield -> Dead Warbringers. Even the ones with both Ghost&fear.
Sure, it takes a while, but it's a guaranteened kill
As the above poster said, if you have a 1h+shield, even if kind of crappy just go prot for them.
I was doing them easily back at 520 ilvl in ToT as prot. As a human pally, all you need to do is bubble out of fear, racial out, bubble out, etc. You'll get RNG sometimes where you have to sit through a fear, but pop a CD and you're fine. This is also made easier with the ones who have the scarabs or w/e, as you spec single target AS, single target holy wrath, and spam cast avengers shield with other spells as filler, and just ignore cons.
Think back at that level warbringers took about 3-5 mins (3 being with the scarabs for AS procs) so these days in higher ilvl probably goes quicker. Oh and I used to abuse the ghost for veng using CDs/Holy Avenger, might be a bit less worthwhile now with the 5.4 veng changes though.
As others said I've been doing as ret lately, haven't really needed to dip in n out on them, because CDs w/o hero takes them down below 30-40% anyways (555 ret ilvl now), and selfless healer pretty much keeps you topped. Have WoG glyph so when you have to WoG, you gain a DPS benefit instead of fully losing all 3 hp worth of dmg.
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I just strafe in a circle around them, staying out of their front arc, moving in and out as needed. While I hate being fear bombed, as long as I immediately move at the end of the fear, there us nothing to worry about. As to ghosts, I'll either ignore them or spam AoE. Warbringers aren't so bad as Ret, as you'll kill them far faster than in Prot, you just have to "tank" them like you are Prot: SoI, DP, Execution Sentence yourself for the burst heal if you cannot juke, etc.
Fears and Thunder crushes are the only combo I really avoid. Since sods law dictates that every other fear you break out of, the one you don't he'll curb stomp your ass while you fume and rage at your screen.
Humans are assholes. They can just about break out of every fear. But yeah the advice given is sound, pick the right glyphs, talents, use seal of insight and you'll learn the dance.
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EyeEm, the Berlin-based photography community and marketplace, has announced a partnership with Getty Images, the world's largest photo agency. EyeEm's images now are available for licensing across Getty Images platforms providing a new revenue stream for its photographers. This news comes just as Getty Images announced that millions of its images will now be available free to blogs and social media sites.
EyeEm, a mobile app that allows users to capture, enhance and share images, aims to become the "world's premier marketplace for photography". It plans to launch the EyeEm Market this spring through which photographers can sell their pictures. Users will earn 50% net revenue from each image they sell. With Getty Images now offering around 40 million pictures out of the 150 million on the site for free, photographers are expecting greater exposure - something that EyeEm photographers can benefit from.
Though according to EyeEm CEO Florian Meissner, images taken through the app will stick out anyways. He refers to EyeEm photography as "real photography". "What sets EyeEm imagery apart is that our community is inspired by and captures an often unexpected look at the world around us. It´s heart- rather than art-directed - authentic, fresh and often hyper local," says Meissner.
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OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!!! You guys, Pushing Daisies — the wonderful, short-lived, Bryan Fuller-created ABC show about a pie-maker who possesses the ability to bring people and animals back to life — may be in the midst of being brought back to life itself. IRONY!
First, Ellen Greene, who played the delightful Aunt Vivian on the show, hinted in a recent interview that a Broadway show adaptation appears to be in the works.
As the fine folks at Warner Brothers started to give us the wrap up signal, we quickly asked about the chance of Pushing Daisies continuing, in any form. "Actually, there's been talk of a version of it," said Greene, before pausing. "I'm not supposed to say anything! A possibility… A possibility of stage. I would love for Vivian to exist again. And I'm about to go participate in Bryan Fuller's Hannibal! I forgot about that."
Additionally, Bryan Fuller has hinted recently that Starz could be the home of some sort of Pushing Daisies reboot. All of this pleases me to no end. If you never saw the show — only 22 episodes ever aired — it was everything modern network television isn't: imaginative, fanciful, unpredictable, whimiscal, and visually stunning, not mention fantastically acted and written. Also, I developed an unhealthy fascination with Anna Friel because of this show. This was my Community and she was my Alison Brie. FINGERS. CROSSED.
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NFL Conference Championship Schedule 2013: Dates, Times, AFC and NFC PreviewsJanuary 14, 2013
So much for parity. The popular regular season buzzword has been pushed aside, as the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers all make return trips to conference championship games. The Atlanta Falcons are the only newcomer.
Last season, the Patriots were able to survive a challenge from the Ravens thanks to a late field-goal miss by Billy Cundiff. Baltimore will hope to turn the tide in its favor this time with the emotion of Ray Lewis' final playoff run leading the way.
The 49ers return to the NFC title game after falling just short against the eventual Super Bowl champion New York Giants last season. A key turnover by return man Kyle Williams in overtime doomed the 49ers. Now they prepare to face the top-seeded Falcons, who aren't getting much respect.
A lot has changed around the NFL since last year, but the conference championship games show that the best teams were still able to elevate their game when it mattered most. Let's take a look at Sunday's title game schedule followed by previews of both matchups.
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NFC: San Francisco 49ers at Atlanta Falcons
Plenty of questions were asked about how 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick would perform in his first career playoff game. So when his second pass was intercepted and taken back for a touchdown, fans around San Francisco probably started getting nervous.
From that point forward, however, the rising star was unstoppable. He accounted for nearly 450 yards of offense and four touchdowns, illustrating his dynamic play-making ability. Frank Gore added 119 yards on the ground to lead the 49ers past the high-powered Green Bay Packers.
Head coach Jim Harbaugh understood the risk when he decided to stick with Kaepernick over veteran Alex Smith, who was off to a good start before getting hurt. But when you see what the team's capable of with Kaepernick under center and the third-ranked defense, it's safe to say he made the right call.
The key to success for Atlanta is finding a way to contain Kaepernick and Gore. The Falcons won't be able to shut them down completely, but they can't allow the two to control the game like they did against Green Bay. They ranked 21st against the run during the regular season.
It will also be interesting to see how Matt Ryan will perform after getting the playoff monkey off his back. The Falcons franchise quarterback was 0-3 in the postseason before beating the Seattle Seahawks with a late field-goal drive.
Roddy White, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzalez give him three reliable options to work with. But, as the Packers found out, it won't matter unless the defense can keep Kaepernick in check. He's by far the game's most important player.
AFC: Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots
In a game where it seemed like the replacement officials were back in charge, the Ravens were able to emerge victorious in a double overtime thriller against Peyton Manning's Denver Broncos. They weren't the more talented team, but they found a way to win.
Getting their defensive leader back in the form of Lewis, who's racked up 30 tackles in the two playoff wins, has helped. And his decision to call it quits after the team's run ends has given the Ravens a boost at an ideal time.
That said, Joe Flacco continues to hold the key to success. He stole the spotlight from Manning and now must contend with Brady, who was surgical in his dissection of the Houston Texans defense. Flacco has five touchdowns and no interceptions in the playoffs, and he must be ready for another shootout.
The Patriots open conference championship week as a big favorite (-9.5 via Vegas Insider). They did lose to the Ravens in Week 3 by giving up 10 points in the final five minutes, but it's hard to take much from a game that long ago.
As always, Tom Brady is the main reason New England is so tough to beat in a playoff situation. His ability to put up huge numbers while still managing to limit mistakes (eight turnovers in 17 games) is why he's had so much postseason success.
In order to pull off the massive upset and keep Lewis' career alive for a couple more weeks, the Ravens must find a way to pressure Brady. It starts with Terrell Suggs, but the entire front seven must get involved. Otherwise, New England will cruise to another Super Bowl appearance.


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This book investigates Balthasar's early explorations of music and the other arts, before launching into a ramifying but controlled survey of his - often highly original - interpretations of major philosophers and literary figures in the European tradition from the early modern period until the 1930s. Balthasar seeks not only to discover elements of truth, goodness and beauty generally in a rich range of figures, where especial attention is given to the classical German philosophers (Fichte, Schelling, Hegel) and Nietzsche, as well as to dramatists and novelists (notably Goethe, Schiller and Dostoevsky), as well as to intellectual giants of his own century, such as Bergson, Scheler and Barth. He also intends to prove that writers who had lost a living contact with the biblical revelation carried by Christianity were incapable of reconstituting a synthesis of ideas about the goal of man and the universe which could be taken for granted in the high Medieval epoch.;At the same time, the modern writers he investigates add, in his view, crucial enhancements of human understanding - particularly in relation to history and the human subject - which must be factored into any new overall vision of the future of the human soul and indeed the human species in its cosmic environment.
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|Author / Artist
|Aidan Nichols OP
|Book Format
|Continuum (April 2006)
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|18 mm
|234 mm
|156 mm
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Anytime an industry undergoes a paradigm shift, there are bound to be winners and losers. As the software industry's evolution toward cloud computing accelerated in 2011, no one wanted to be a loser. That would explain the industry's hyper-competitive tone this year. Whether it was the Google-Microsoft battle for cloud leadership, the legal sniping between Hewlett-Packard and Oracle over the future of Itanium, or the wave of patent-related lawsuits, software vendors this year seemed to be in a constant state of conflict.
SAP and HP both made what they hope will be transformative acquisitions (SuccessFactors and Autonomy, respectively), although HP's experience with WebOS illustrated how difficult that can be. Microsoft is counting on Windows 8 to make a splash in the tablet market while preserving its desktop PC dominance.
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I feel bad that we started the day off with domestic violence and love gone wrong, so I thought maybe now was the time to share a story that tugs on the heart strings a little. The constricted, clogged strings of an enlarged heart. Dale Bemis was one of 13 super lucky people recently inducted into the White Castle Cravers Hall of Fame, leading the world to collectively wonder – "Why the eff does White Castle have a Hall of Fame?" Nevertheless, there is one and Pete Rose again has hope.
Dale earned the honor after he submitted an essay about the final moments he shared with his dying father, as they ate White Castle burgers with extra pickles, and how his wife once randomly ordered burgers with extra pickles while they were dating, telling Dale that it was a sign from his dad to marry her. Or she's actually his estranged sister. For the sake of romance, let's hope not.
I'll take a Crave Case, hold the shortened life expectancy, Chicago Sun-Times:
Bemis and his wife also make a special trip every Valentine's Day to enjoy their favorite burgers.
Part of the reason his wedding was such a hit is that when it was time for his guests to head home, he got out sacks of White Castles and shared them with everyone.
"We weren't supposed to bring them in. But it was our wedding, and we were going to do what we wanted," he said. "It's the perfect after-party food. So instead of sending everyone out for them, we brought them in."
Actually, the perfect after-party food is Totino's Pizza Rolls and Volcano Tacos, but you're all probably asking, "Hey Burnsy, you're really attractive, but how is this sports-related?" And the answer is that Dale is a lifelong Chicago Bears fan. I'm a man of action not details.
2010 also marked the first year that White Castle inducted a "public figure, celebrity or pop icon" as the Hall of Fame's "Cravers in Extremis." This year's inaugural Extremis inductee was Alex Weresow, a TV producer responsible for Wife Swap and MTV's Made. Something about that just feels right.


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Olympics deserve better viewing hours
Updated 11:50 pm, Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Assorted thoughts on the Olympic Games:
-- The problem with NBC's evening coverage isn't the tape delay. It's pointless to argue against the inevitable, and the four-hour shows have been well-edited and extremely entertaining. It's just that "prime time" shouldn't begin at 8 p.m. in this case. The show should run from 7 p.m. to 11.
-- Here's NBC Sports Chairman Mark Lazarus on the subject: "The American viewing public likes the way we tell the story and wants to gather in front of the television with their friends and family." Yo, Mark: These parties are breaking up before midnight, and the kids have long been asleep.
-- Example: All across America, young girls were looking forward to the women's team gymnastics competition Wednesday night. It was 11:15 p.m., on both coasts, when Aly Raisman's floor routine clinched the U.S. title. You're telling me everyone was awake?
-- What's to protect from 7 to 8 p.m.? On Wednesday night, KNTV devoted that hour to "Access Hollywood" and "Olympic Zone." What a colossal waste of time that could be devoted to the Games.
-- The tennis coverage, shackled by the mistake-ridden commentary of studio host Pat O'Brien (on Bravo), improves this weekend. Mary Carillo will work Saturday's women's final, while Ted Robinson and John McEnroe team up for the men's final on Sunday, each on NBC.
-- So NBA Commissioner David Stern wants an under-23 Olympic basketball tournament or a World Cup with that format. Maybe not such a bad idea for the United States. But that would dismantle every global powerhouse and render the event meaningless.
-- Last names don't get more appropriate than Hope Solo, who lamely ripped Brandi Chastain's television analysis and generally sets herself apart from the team.
-- In the manner of all athletes who don't quite know what they're doing, Solo has an autobiography coming out - that's right, with her career in progress - shortly after the Olympics. Suggested title: "I'm So Incredible." Or if the United States loses the gold-medal game 1-0 on a shot that slips right through her hands: "It Wasn't My Fault."
Bruce Jenkins is a San Francisco Chronicle columnist. E-mail: email@example.com


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Arsenal review
Arsenal's season ended in celebration, but Sarah Winterburn asks whether fourth place and no Premier League title challenge will be enough next year
Last Updated: 22/05/13 9:44am
Watching Arsenal's players cavorting around the St James' Park pitch after securing fourth by a whisker on the final day of the season, you couldn't help but wonder whether this was what they envisaged when the campaign kicked off at home to Sunderland on the opening day of the season. Possibly not. But they would have certainly taken that scenario when they lay in mid-table in early December or in early March when Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas warned of a "downward spiral" following Arsenal's damaging defeat in the north London derby.
In hindsight, losing your talisman and leading goalscorer in the summer and then going on to amass more points is a considerable achievement, but not to Arsenal fans who have been raised on a diet of silverware. Allow them the celebration after an impressively spirited end to the season, but summer investment must bring more tangible rewards next year.
Player of the Year - Santi Cazorla
A nod is due in the direction of Theo Walcott for his vital contribution but while the Englishman can be in equal parts hit and miss, Santi Cazorla has been impressively consistent. He may stand in the shadows of Juan Mata and David Silva, but we should not grow complacent and fail to appreciate the touch and the vision of Cazorla. He has been a glorious addition to the Premier League and arguably should have been in the PFA team of the year ahead of Eden Hazard.
Ratings Player of the Year
The Sky Sports reporters clearly had their eyes and heads switched on this season as they consistently rated Santi Cazorla as Arsenal's best player while bit-part Czech Tomas Rosicky also rated highly. We're shaking our collective heads at the readers who gave the disappointing Thomas Vermaelen an average score of 7.1 across the season. Reserve goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski scored higher but he started only five games.
Breakthrough Player of the Year - Carl Jenkinson
Unusually for Arsenal, this has not been a season of breakthroughs - there has been no Jack Wilshere or Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to turn our heads. Jenkinson may have only started 14 Premier League games but he has shown enough composure to suggest that a possible summer exit for Bacary Sagna will not cause too much consternation amongst Arsenal fans. An England call-up and a lengthy new contract are testament to his progress.
Signing of the Year - Santi Cazorla
You knew that was coming, didn't you? Though Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski both delivered double figures in terms of goals, it was Cazorla who contributed 12 goals and 11 assists to Arsenal's Premier League campaign. Arsenal fans may have cursed the board for not splashing out on Juan Mata the year before, but they must be pretty pleased to have secured the next best thing last summer.
Could do better - Thomas Vermaelen
Perhaps it was the weight of the captain's armband (and the prospect of a big-money transfer that usually brings) but this was a season to forget for the Belgian centre-half. After a couple of years when he was vying with Robin van Persie as Arsenal's most valuable player, he was perhaps due a slump and boy, did he slump. The nadir came against Tottenham in early March and Arsene Wenger took the brave decision to drop his captain and bring together Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny to form a partnership that would earn them fourth.
Arsene Wenger irritates many with his talk of fourth place as a trophy and his incessant boasting of the 'quality' and 'spirit' in his squad, but there is still something wonderful in the way he leads a much-criticised side into the Champions League year upon year. He made brave decisions this season in dropping Vermaelen and resting Wojciech Szczesny and was rewarded...he will need to make more this summer as some players simply aren't good enough for a title challenge. One big spend and then one more season for Wenger?
Jamie Redknapp's view
Finishing in the top four this season was one of Arsene Wenger's greatest achievements during his time at Arsenal. Tottenham and Chelsea both have superior squads to Arsenal at the moment and the fact they've yet again secured Champions League football - as they have done for every season Wenger has been in charge - shows just how good a manager he is. However, we've seen throughout the season, particularly in the Champions League, they can be vulnerable and if they want to step up and start competing for trophies and more than just fourth place, Wenger can't afford to spend another summer losing his best players and replacing them with inferior signings. You can't be successful papering over the cracks - it's time for them to add some star names to their squad.


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Microsoft's next-generation browser, Internet Explorer 7 (IE7), is rounding the corner and getting the "spit and polish" it needs as it heads into the stretch run of its final release.
According to one Microsoft developer, IE 7 is now actually considered to be "layout complete."
In an online chat hosted by Microsoft's IE development team today, users of the IE7 Beta lobbed a long list of questions on a variety of topics at Microsoft developers.
Chat participants asked about minor bug issues and feature requests, and they even had a few usability gripes.
In general, though, the tone was very cordial and in contrast to the way users behaved in Microsoft's online chats in previous years before the IE7 Beta was available.
IE 7 Beta 2 has been publicly available since January, while the first Beta was released last summer.
One of the things that the online chat revealed was just how complete work on IE7 actually is.
"IE 7 is now Layout complete," said Peter Gurevich, IE program manager. "We are continuing to work on any rendering issues that we come across."
The chat's moderator, IE Program Manager Dave Massy, responded directly to user questions about the final work going into IE7.
"Fixing bugs and spit and polish. Pretty standard for any software project as we get through the beta phase," Massy said.
"We have work to do to get the product to a quality level for full release. Please keep sending feedback so that we can prioritize that work."
One of the issues that was asked about but not specifically responded to was the impact that the Eolas settlement has had on IE7 and IE in general.
Microsoft recently offered developers a 60-day reprieve to adjust to changes that have been introduced in IE to avoid infringing on the Eolas patent claim affecting ActiveX plug-ins.
"As the ActiveX activation change is the subject of an ongoing legal issue, we are unable to discuss it. Sorry," Massy said.
Massey also admitted that IE7 is still lacking full FTP browsing capability and still needs some fixes to allow FTP to work as before.
Only Genuine Microsoft validated users are allowed to download the beta. But apparently it will also work on pirated copies of Windows.
An online chat user asked, "Rumor has it, that the latest build of IE7 (Build 5358), cripples the tab functionality when 'successfully' installed on pirated/non-genuine copies of Windows XP. Any truth to this?"
Chris Wilson, the group program manager of the Internet Explorer platform, responded simply, "No."
Bug fixing is still Microsoft's top order of the day when it comes to IE 7.
To that end, Microsoft recently launched a public IE 7 bug database. The database requires users to login and does not currently provide information on bugs in other versions of IE.
According to Max Stevens, the lead program manager responsible for the user interface of IE, the public bug database itself is being revamped.
"We're working on a release right now so that people do not have to login in order to view bugs -- this should come in the next few months at the latest," Stevens said.
"As for using it for all of our internal IE found bugs, we will continue to use our own tools for this, simply because they are so ingrained into our workflow and development environment right now."
The next public IE 7 Beta 2 build is expected to be made available sometime before the end of the second quarter this year.


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But how do Saratogians feel about the Saratoga Associates design? Will it come to reflect the venue and the city it is in? At yesterday's unveiling at the Hall of Springs, one SPAC patron told officials that she thought the new wavy look was beautiful. But another woman, who refused to allow me to quote her, said she she wasn't sure about it.
I'm still trying to decide. From up close, it looks better, like it could modernize the facility. But from afar, the image really does strike me as pancake-like. I think we're all eager to see what it will look like when it gets unveiled next spring. After all, the design will be the dominant sight for SPAC lawn sitters for decades to come.


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Here is my competitive doubles team for my tournament this weekend
Gengar @ Lum Berry
Nature: Rash
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 252 SpAtt, 252 Speed, 4 Def
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
The point of my Gengar is to quickly curse whoever I see as the biggest threat and if I survive to the second term, I use rest and wake up with Lum berry and just work from there.
Jolteon @ Electric Gem
Nature: Rash
Ability: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 SpAtt, 252 Speed, 4 Def
Signal Beam
Shadow Ball
Jolteon is my fastest pokemon and with Thunder and an electric gem, it's able to take out most pokemon in one shot. And with it's insane speed, it almost always goes first.
Kingler @ Ice Gem
Nature: Brave
Ability: Hyper Cutter
EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Def, 4 Speed
Rock Slide
Ice Beam
My Kingler is my big attack pokemon. I found that when i battle Cresselia's they always use Light Screen so Kingler with X-Scissor is able to take care of that. Ice beam with ice gem is for those pesky dragons like Dragonite, Salamence, and Garchomp. His big flaw is any special move. His special defense is lacking as well as his speed so any electric attack or strong special attack is a one hit KO every time. Thinking of maybe going with a focus sash for his item to combat this.
Rhyperior @ Expert Belt
Nature: Mild
Ability: Solid Rock
EVs: 252 Attack, 130 defense, 136 Speed
Rock Slide
Hammer Arm
My Rhyperior is my big basher. I expect him to go in, destroy maybe one pokemon and then have him get smoked by some special attack since, like kingler, that's his big weakness as well as his speed.
Arcanine @ Leftovers
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Intimidate
EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Def
Wild Charge
Flare Blitz
My Arcanine is suppose there to take out Grass, Ice, and Steel, which my team is potentially weak to. Extremespeed is there to take out those pokemon who may have low health. I gave him leftovers to help with the recoil damage from Wild Charge and/or Flare Blitz.
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Swarm
EVs: 252 attack, 56 Defense, 200 Speed
Night Slash
Iron Head
Scizor is here as a change of pace. His type is fairly unique and there isn't much super effective on him. He's got pretty good speed so he goes first often (assuming Jolteon or Gengar aren't on the field).
I also have other EV trained pokemon including Blaziken, Charizard, Porygon-Z, Chandelure, Magmortar, Dragonite, Salamence, Togekiss, Glaceon, Magnezone, and a Shuckle/Bronzong Power Trick/Trick Room combo. I was also considering training a Forretress with a Normal Gem and Explosion so that I could do a combo with Gengar and Forretress. If i should switch out any of these pokemon, let me know. Thanks


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PEACHTREE CITY, GA — June 20, 2006 — Dr. Elaine Beraza, Director, Department of Defense (DoD) Domestic Dependent Elementary and Secondary Schools (DDESS) and Department of Defense Dependents Schools, Cuba, (DoDDS-Cuba) announced today that Dr. Floyd Hines has been named principal of Scott Middle School, Fort Knox, Kentucky.
"Dr. Hines comes to us high recommended and with many years of outstanding service to students," said Fort Knox Community Superintendent Todd Curkendall. "We look forward to working with him at Scott Middle School."
Hines brings nearly 30 years of professional experience to his new position. During the past year he served as principal at Mahaffey Middle School at Fort Campbell. Prior to that, for two years he served as assistant principal at DDESS' Guam Andersen Middle School and Guam High School. He served as a school improvement facilitator for DDESS in Puerto Rico and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDOE). His career with KDOE included time spent as a superintendent, district administrator, teacher, and football coach.
He facilitated graduate classes for Troy State University on military bases in Japan, Misawa, Saebo, and Okinawa in 2001 and for teachers seeking administrator certifications at Morehead State University in Kentucky from 2001 to 2002.
Hines and his wife, Nancy, have one son, a daughter-in-law and two grandchildren.