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*Updated build to cope with R10 DC. Now making the thread title worth it. On post #33 I have the first version where I was mixing more DPS at cost of DC, and the reasons why I did it.*
The idea here is to be a DC caster, like a wizard but with the sorcerer advatanges. Sorcerer is tight on feats and have a bit of trouble with spellpen, but I think it's better than wizard currently. Also in my previous experience playing pale master for years, sorcerer is less durable. But without the undead form, that is pratically inviable for reaper unless you have easy time to get a good healers to harm you (not the case for most people), this difference doesn't exist anymore (what is left is the reflex save difference that wizards get).
Asimar is the best race overall if you have the racial points to spend on it. It will loose 1 point of CHA, but will have the ability to boost it higher than any other race for limited time thanks to divine resolve, it has the lays and 10% hp, and gets more spellpen. Dragonborn is solid because it gets more CHA and the same spellpen. My build is a drow because it looks better and I don't have racial past lives.
Starting stats - Max CHA rest CON.
This is not what I used to lv up. See the lv up info below.
normal: 1 sf necro - 3 wiz pl - 6 quicken - 9 heighten - 12 spellpen - 15 completionist - 18 greater spellpen
epic: 21 epic spellpen - 24 embolden - 27 gsf necro - 30 esf necro.
destiny: 26 toughness - 28 elusive target - 29 frog
scion: 30 shadowfell
*I don't have pl wiz and epic spell focus necro. Currently I'm runnning with ruin and Greater Ruin to farm Amber temple so these feats are very useful to kill deathwarded stuff and reapers if you are soloing. When I ever get my wings, and that will take at least one year depending on my real life, I'll change ruins to max DC again.
Destiny: EA
Max CHA and spellpen. Rest do wathever. Twist Necromancy Specialist (requires buying it in a previous life), Meld Into Darkness (seriously, twist it. Can't stress enough how this is better than more CHA that would give half a DC. You're a better caster with Meld to play more agressive than with half more DC), 3 CHA.
I do twsit Piercing spellcraft because I am a drow so I don't have spellpenetration coming from arcanum in the racial tree. I make it up with the twist. If you are wondering why I am a drow, that is because I needed the past life.
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41 Vistani
24 EK - medium armor + CHA + arcane barrier
6 Racial - 2 CHA
9 Falconry - 1 CHA, 6 PRR, sprint boost. Use harper if you don't have falconry.
Commentarys on red for those who don't have the harder to get raid gear.
head I use Epic Deific Diadem for the proc. I'm not sure this is helping much. If you have a reaper helm, it's the best option of course. If you don't have, I'd go with LGS hp set, closing it with either goggles, gloves or cloak
neck slaver1: con 17 - resist 14 - quality con 4 - spellcraft 22
cloak cc: Wisdom 15 - dodge 15 - insightful prr 18
belt slaver2: sheltering 45 - magnetism 185 - quality CHA 4
ring1 Legendary Spinneret: Spell Lore 15 - Quality Potency 32 - Quality Spell Focus Mastery 2 - Spell Penetration 7 - Green Augment Slot
ring2 Legendary Skulled Ring: Necromancy 8 - Wizardry 412 - Green Augment Slot
gloves Bluescale Guides: Efficient Embolden II - Magical Efficiency 10 - Profane Well Rounded 2 - Green Slot - Yellow Slot. I don't have this yet. So I use Legendary Gauntlets of Innate Arcanum instead.
boots Legendary Softsole Slippers: Ghostly - Perform 22 - Insightful Charisma 9 - Green Augment Slot
trinket Symbol of the Slave Lords: True Seeing - Inightful con 8 - Lesser Displacement - Green Slot - Blue Slot
bracers slaver3 false life 68 - devotion 185 - quality PRR 11 - quality fortificaiton 45
body shadowscale armor. Because i don't have the Bluscale Guides, I use Legendary Coat of the Traveler
goggles Legendary Symphonic Lenses - charisma 19 - mobility - Blue Augment Slot. Again, because I use the arcanum gloves instead of the Bluescale, here I use LGS.
Hand 1 Nightmother scepter: focus 7 - insight focus 4 - spellpen 7 - insight spellpen 4 - sentient bonuses
Hand 2 LGS 30 amp - 50 amp - exceptional cha 2 - Legendary Affirmation
CHA breakdown
27 + 8 tome + 2 race + 2 EK + 4 vistani + 1 Falconry/Harper + 2 completionist + 2 ship + 2 yugo + 19 item + 9 insight item + 2 exceptional item + 2 profane item + 4 quality item + 2 artifact item (set) + 8 angel + 3 twist + 2 remnant + 2 sentient + 5 reaper = 108 CHA.
Necromancy DC
10 + 9 lv + 49 cha + 8 item + 4 insight item + 1 profane item + 2 quality item + 2 augment + 1 wiz pl + 4 scion + 3 angel + 3 magister + 4 sentient set + 2 embolden + 1 ship + 4 slaver set + 3 focus feats + 4 reaper = 114 necromancy + 2 sacred (varies, but usually at least one stack is up) = 116.
Racial completionist would get +5 cha (4 inherent and 1 from harper), for 116 necro standing/118 with deific procs. You can drop epic spell pen for 117/119 or adjust the gear to fit +20 item. Max with reaper helm is 118 standing I belive.
20 + 8 feat + 9 pl + 8 item + 4 insight item + 3 EA + 1 ship + 1 filigree + 5 reaper = 59. If you are aasimar or dragonborn you get +3 from racial tree = 62. This is good for most content. I personally run around with a spellpen twist that costs me 1 CHA, so to make it even I don't buy all the CHA in EA, I get reborn in Light Instead, so cost 1 DC at the end of the day. Again that is because I run a lot of amber and failing spellpen check on slaad is annoying. And because I am a drow. By the way, it seems otto's sphere of dancing is not subject to spell resistance currently, so I abused it when I was doing tethy.
Other Schools DC
10 + 9 lv + 49 cha + 7 item + 4 inisght item + 1 profane item + 2 quality item + 2 augment + 1 pl + 2 scion + 3 angel + 4 slaver set + 2 embolden + 1 ship + 4 sentient set + 4 reaper = 105 enchantment. Apply +3 for evo and conjuration, but I didn't even bother to slot augment for them. I don't have room for PK, so illusion is irrelevant.
Some defense info
So if you want to know how the defenses will be, well it is not as good as a warlock of course. I am with 1400 HP, 12 dodge, 171 PRR and 117 MRR outside of reaper, and I don't have the 4th core in Grim Barricade yet. So except about 1800 HP and 190 PRR inside reaper with investiment with this gear, with 1k more temporary from affirmation every min. You can also try to fit LGS set, that would cost DC somewhere, and that is what I was going to do because I don't have the bluescale guides yet, so this means gloves, goggles and hat are places that I could try to fit the 2 LGS pieces, and the other would go to 19 CHA item. But since the build is working allright without it, I prefered to wait the expansion before I spend codex runes, or if I ever pull a bluescale. The saves are garbage, but I don't feel they're something that is very important or are getting me killed. Currently 67/52/65 fort/ref/will with just GH.
After all, you best defenses are wings. Abuse wings. And jeweled cloak - always equip before an encounter where it will be useful or that you don't know what's going to happen. Also meld, and mist stalker, and CC. So the correct use of these things make you a better caster than someone with higher numbers in the sheet. A really big advantage that sorc has over wiz is that it casts faster, and that improves your capacity to do stuff without getting killed.
This looks like the optimal spell selection for the build's purpose. I don't feel like missing anything. Of course, this was not what I used to lv up, but it's the high reaper endgame setup. All these spells are used, except hipno, probably the most useful thing at lv 1 you could slot there would be merfolk's blessing, but I wouldn't change any other, maybe fireball, soundblast or the eletric dot, but there is no point because there isn't better options really.
How do you level up this
I did level up with this feat order:
1 maximize - 3 empower - 6 quicken - 9 heighten - 12 spellpen - 15 completionist - 18 greater spellpen - 21 epic spellpen - 24 embolden. Before taking level 27 I change maximize for sf necro. So at level 27 I take gsf necro. Then esf necro at 30. Then another feat swap is done, changing empower for past life wizard.
You get a free feat swap by completing the Hall of The Mark quest in the market. So you can use this to change maximize to spell focus necromancy. The other feat swap is done by using a Flawless Siberys Dragonshard or Astral Shards. You can also swap it out before level 17, so that it will cost you an Exceptional Siberys Dragonshards instead. You can also just skip empower and take the past life feat earlier, so that only 1 feat swap is done, without cost.
The metamagics are used fully only for SLAs. For the other spells I run with all but empower. For this reason if you want to save your Flawless Siberys, swapping empower out before lv 17 is interesting because at this level the SLAs are becoming weak and not that useful anymore, while your sp pool is larger and larger allowing more use of high lv nukes (basically chain and DBF). I go with fire as main tree all the way from 1 to 29. For lvs 1 to 9 I use earth as second tree. When at 10 Ball Lightning kicks in, I change the secondary tree for air, keeping main as fire. I continue to do that until cap, when I change to fully DC zero DPS build.
I do use a Blood of Dragons when I hit 30 and change to DC. You can slowly change the spells for free as well. If you have Mass Hold that is what is needed to alreay be useful on high skulls endgame, so there isn't hurry to swap the nukes out.
In any case, sorc is godly at heroics, I went literally on running speed. I just added this section to the post to clarify about the feats.


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Ground gaming the system
The latest Colorado poll, conducted by Rasmmussen on September 28, has Obama up by one point. But is the race as close as it seems? Maybe not.
There's been some recent speculation, of course, that the the polls are skewing Republican because pollsters can't get in contact with young voters who don't have landlines. But in Colorado this year, there's something else that's even harder for the pollsters to account for: the potential effect of the disparities in the two candidates' ground games. Canvassing and get-out-the-vote efforts are what win close elections, and it's hard to do either without a whole lot of paid staffers and volunteers. While it's difficult to get numbers on just how many people the Obama and McCain campaigns have working for them in Colorado, the number of field offices that the campaigns have established just might be decent proxy. By that measure, Obama is winning hands-down. The Obama campaign website lists 33 offices in the state. McCain's lists only 9.
Perhaps more telling is the geographic distribution of offices. Obama has them in every part of the state besides the sparsely-populated, heavily-Republican eastern plains. Except for an office in Grand Junction (and one that just opened in Eagle county but isn't up on the website yet), the McCain campaign has limited itself to the Front Range.
There are a few other unofficial McCain offices set up by local Republican parties on the West Slope. But Sean Quinn of fivethirtyeight.com, who went on a field-organizing tour of the area about a week ago, reports finding many of them closed. It all points to a pretty big disparity in on-the-ground resources, especially in the rural parts of the state. How much of a difference will this make? Since the polls won't really tell us, we're going to have to wait another 34 days to find out.

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Pictures were quite interesting today. Katie did her trademark "I don't like you and I'm going to show you" pout. Brianna put on the "smile"…
This one was taken a week ago. And after 12 pics this is the only decent one.
1st try.. Katie gave up her binky and cloth but would not let me have the naked baby .
Close up on nakie baby and "the pout"


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So… Ed Sheeran's Introduced Taylor Swift To Pizza Express And She Can't QUITE Deal
25 February 2015, 18:40 | Updated: 26 February 2015, 11:00
We catch up with Ed backstage at the BRIT Awards 2015 about his performance, and making Taylor try one of his pre-show traditions!
While Taylor and Ed have previously bonded over their love of Nandos, Ed opted for a change of pace for his warm-up meal ahead of the BRITs 2015, introducing Taylor Swift to a bit of Pizza Express!
The 'Sing' star, who is set to perform his new single 'Bloodstream' later tonight (25th February), says despite having to convince Tay Tay originally, she soon came around to his way of thinking and LOVED it.
"I just introduced her to Pizza Express!" he told Marvin backstage at London's The O2. "I was like, if you're going to get any pizza you get a calabrese!
"I got it and she said it was the best pizza she's ever had in her life, and I got suited up and walked here and turned up like a boss!" he added.
PLUS, Ed's loving his new team-up track with label mates Rudimental and cannot WAIT to perform it live on the BRIT Awards show.
"My record label only has three or four acts on it and at the time, it was me, Charli XCX and Rudimental for a few years so I was always hanging out with them," he added. They did remixes for my songs, I was going to hop on their album and it was a long overdue collaboration, it was always going to happen!"
The BRIT Awards 2015 takes place tonight, Wednesday 25th February, at London's The O2.


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Liberals don't want our government to mirror our society
The White House issued an executive order on Thursday titled "Establishing a Coordinated Government-wide Initiative to Promote Diversity and Inclusion in the Federal Workforce." The purpose of the order is "to promote the federal workplace as a model of equal opportunity, diversity and inclusion." In other words, it would be better for the government if public-spirited white workers sought employment elsewhere. Lost amid all the politically correct box-checking is the principle that the most qualified person should be hired for a job.
President Obama's new order instructs federal agencies to design new strategies for hiring, promoting and keeping workers of "diverse" backgrounds. The diversity the government is seeking is not diversity of ideas, outlooks or work experiences. In contemporary political parlance, "diversity" refers primarily to the color of one's skin and not the content of one's character. The executive order says the federal government "must create a culture that encourages collaboration, flexibility and fairness to enable individuals to participate to their full potential." In the name of "fairness," however, the government will intensify programs that discriminate against white Americans by extending special privileges to everyone else. The order also says that "attaining a diverse, qualified workforce is one of the cornerstones of the merit-based civil service," though merit and ability are not the metrics of choice when measuring success in diversity-driven career programs.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/aug/19/obama-whites-need-not-apply/


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Bad news. The sleeves are nowhere near the size of the armhole. I haven't taken out a tape measure but I think there is a 6 inch discrepancy. I am so ticked off that I haven't even looked at it. I think I may have to knit the sleeves over. Next step will be to pin the sides together and see how it fits me just over a blouse. Then I will try the sleeves and do the same with them.
In the meantime, I will knit socks, and sew. I am not looking at that sweater for another week!


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10 Unforgettable "That Guys" in Movies
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When you make a movie, you have main characters and then you have That Guys – background characters that have their own plotlines but aren't really driving the story. This month, we celebrate them.
10. The Accountant, Drive Angry
William Fichtner is a perpetual That Guy (most notably in the opening scene of The Dark Knight), but his best role was as a Satanic accountant in Drive Angry.
9. Bill Lumbergh, Office Space
As played by Gary Cole, Bill Lumbergh only has a few dozen lines in Office Space, but they're all infinitely quotable.
8. The Chewlies Guy, Clerks
The structure of Clerks lends itself perfectly to lots of That Guy appearances, but the top of the heap is Scott Schiaffo as the gum salesman with the cancerous lung.
7. Scotty, Boogie Nights
The late lamented Philip Seymour Hoffman was a master at That Guy roles, and his turn as a boom mic operator in Boogie Nights is unforgettable.
6. Harry Ellis, Die Hard
The "obnoxious boss" role is one of the best jobs a That Guy can get, and Hart Bochner nailed it as the sleazy Harry Ellis.
5. Jesus, The Big Lebowski
The Coen Brothers sometimes seem to cast their movies with nothing but That Guys, but John Turturro as Jesus in The Big Lebowski is one of their best.
4. Versace Salesman, Rush Hour 2
Jeremy Piven hams it up like it's Easter dinner in Rush Hour 2 as a Versace salesman in an unforgettable bit.
3. Mike Damone, Fast Times At Ridgemont High
As the sleazy older guy who coaches Mark Ratner on the ways of love, Robert Romanus was amazing as That Guy in Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
2. Walter Peck, Ghostbusters
William Atherton was so odious as EPA lawyer Robert Peck in Ghostbusters that people threw things at him on the street after the movie came out.
1. Ned Ryerson, Groundhog Day
Stephen Tobolowsky is the king of That Guying, and he nailed the role of Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day so hard that it made his whole career.


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From the viewing point hundreds of meters above Ngorongoro Crater, the panorama spreads out in a vast arena. The hills rise smoothly from the Crater floor through evergreen forest, and rain clouds cascade over the eastern rim.
Zebra and wildebeest mix on the Crater floor along with some 50 lions, 400 spotted hyenas, grant and thompson gazelles, various types of jackal, greater and lesser flamingos and many other species. In all, Ngorongoro has some 25,000 animals, making this the most intensive game-viewing area on earth.
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The Perfect Crudité Platter ~ With Authentic Asiago Cheese!
The Holidays may be over, but Scott and I are still hosting gatherings at The House on High Street. On Sunday, we had our neighbors over for the Eagles' Game. (They won!) Even though we typically serve burgers, wings, and/or pizza for a football gathering, I wanted to make something that was healthy and delicious! So, I put together the perfect Crudité platter! If you haven't made one before, I have such good news for you. It's super easy. And, fun! And, so worth making because it's delicious and healthy.
First off, I should mention that there really is not one perfect Crudité platter. There are so many varieties, from simple to extravagant. As long as it's enjoyed by whomever it's served to, then it may be deemed perfect! However, in my eyes (and stomach), the perfect Crudité platter contains more than just raw vegetables. It would include nuts, sun-dried tomatoes, dipping spreads (like hummus) and Italian delicacies. Olives, prosciutto, and you guessed it. Cheese!
Yes, I most certainly think there needs to be cheese!
Asiago Cheese by Uncommon Flavors of Europe
Since ringing in the New Year, Scott and I have been eating cleaner foods. I did a little research on cheese and determined that as long as we are eating cheese in its most primitive state (no fillers, processed ingredients) and made with wholesome milk, than it's "perfectly" good for our Crudité platter.
What I used for this Crudité platter was an aged Asiago Cheese with the PDO label, made by Uncommon Flavors of Europe. I chose Asiago because it has a buttery and nutty flavor that I just love! A few things I've learned recently about finding a quality cheese:
1.) Look for the PDO label! PDO stands for Protected Designation of Origin status. It's the best guarantee of excellence in a European agri-food product. It only includes cheese which is produced, matured, packaged and distributed in compliance with Asiago PDO Cheese Product Regulations has the uncommon and extraordinary features of Asiago Cheese. (Source.)
2.) There are two versions of Asiago PDO: "Stagionato" (Aged) or "Fresco" (Fresh). Skimming cow's milk allows traditional Asiago "Stagionato," sometimes called "d'allevo," to be aged for varying lengths of time, producing a range of sensory characteristics like yeasty and sweet Asiago Mezzano PDO (aged 4-6 months), nutty and fragrant Asiago Vecchio PDO (aged 10+ months), and spicy and intense Asiago Stravecchio PDO (aged 15+ months). A buttery and tangy Asiago Fresco PDO (aged 30-50 days) is made from whole milk and pressed. To make sure you're buying an authentic Asiago look on the rind for the word "Asiago" pressed into it. For the best flavor and quality, don't settle for an imitation!!(Source.)
I love this Asiago so much that I served it, solo, with crackers throughout the holidays! I had two kinds on hand: the aged (Stationato) Asiago and the fresh (Fresco) Asiago. There is a slight difference, so I think it's good to try them both!
Ok, back to the Crudité Platter.
In addition to the Asiago, I used grape tomatoes, endive, sliced carrots and red pepper. Blanched asparagus spears displayed in a clear water glass. Hummus. Sun-dried tomatoes. And, kalamata olives.
I started by covering my cutting board with organic Kale leaves. I finished with almonds sprinkled around the border of all the goodies. I could have stopped there. But, since I was serving this to guests who may have wanted a little more of a splurge, I decided to add a wine cheese spread and prosciutto wrapped mozzarella.
That's what is so awesome about creating a Crudité Platter! You can add a little bit of this and that, so everyone is satisfied. (It's not like you're adding an ingredient that will affect the entire platter.)
How to Make Your Crudité Platter
A few more tips about creating the perfect Crudité Platter:
- If you don't have the right size cutting board, use a plate!
- Use a lot of colors! Don't forget the beauty of Radicchio, radishes, parsley, red onion, etc.
- Garnish with fresh herbs like parsley or mint!
- Make sure you have a few dipping spreads such as hummus, cashew butter, guacamole, etc. Place them in small bowls or ramekins.
- Use bowls for slippery treats like Sun-dried tomatoes and olives!
- Use pretty glasses to create height! Fill with the tall veggies: Asparagus, celery, etc.
- Finish with a sprinkle to give it that truly authentic look: Nuts, Figs, Seeds, etc.
There you have it, the perfect Crudité Platter. Tell me, what would you add to yours?
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Support Android Wear devices with Strava
Being able to track the distance, the time, the pace and live tracking of segments on the watch.
Support the heart rate on the gear fit device.
Haptic feedback with the start and the end of segments.
Being able to track the distance, the time, the pace and live tracking of segments on the watch.
Support the heart rate on the gear fit device.
Haptic feedback with the start and the end of segments.
We currently support Android Wear on Strava.
Do you know if heart rate support is coming for devices like the Moto 360? I would be so great to be able to capture that data from the watch.
Ditto Nate's comment - does Strava pull in heart rate data from any of the Android smart watches, like the Moto 360 or Asus Zenwatch?
Hi Elle,
Any idea when support for the samsung galaxy gear s series of smart watch may be coming?
Please add Moto 360 to that list and I'm ready to pay for the premium version.
I would love to see heart rate data capture and more live data on the watch face too.
I wanted to leave some feedback on the watch as i don't know where else to leave it. I use strava with android with the moto 360 and i am quite happy with it. Here is some feature that would be greatly appreciated while monitoring a ride. The usual computer stuff like speed, cadence, heart rate(that would be great for training). And to stay functional , it would be great if all this information could be on the same screen so you dont have to swipe all the time to see it. Also a way to communicate when a segment is arriving soon .such as the watch buzzing or the screen flashing or a warning icon.
I bought an Android Wear smartwatch (LG G Watch R) because of the integrated HR sensor, and am a bit disappointed that it does not work like a "normal" BT LE sensor... Having this support in Strava would be great!
Any news on this issue. It would be great if Strava can use the heart rate monitor from Wear devices. I have a moto360 and have an extra app installed to track my heart rate. Hope you can tell when the support for this type of devices will be in STrava. I think heart rate adds much to the types of training (zones) one can do. Thanks.
I'd love to see Strava use an Android Wear smartwatch's built in HR sensor while recording an activity. Is there an app out there which can do this?
Hi folks,
Support for Samsung Gear has been pulled. If you already have Strava downloaded on the Gear device, it should continue to work but no future downloads will be available.
Strava is still available for other Android Wear devices.
Thanks, and let us know if you have any questions.
Elle, does Strava now use Android Wear's heart rate monitor?
So ... " Support for Samsung Gear has been pulled " . What is the status of the Gear 2 ?
I have a Note 3 which I use Strava on (V4.5.2), and I'd like to buy a Gear 2 in order to Pause / Start / Stop / Check the status of my ride.
Will this work ?
Hi, I use the LG G watch(square) mostly running with some road biking. Overall, the Strava app is nice and I agree with many of the suggestions above. Some features present in other fitness apps for Wear that would be nice for Strava are: a realtime clock on the wear app so you know the actual time in addition to your workout duration(don't want to keep track of start time, active time, auto-pause time, etc in my head on the trail), mini map of surrounding area so you can make quick navigation tweaks without pulling out your phone(see endomondo, google maps), and battery-saver(dark) mode that updates the time every 10 seconds instead of constantly. The endomodo, runtastic, and mapmyride wear apps have some of these features but I'd love to see them in Strava.
Another topic is an official strava watchface. With the implementation of interactive watchfaces to Wear (~Aug 2015) there are many cool things you could do. The specialized (bikes) face is nice(sunrise/sunset) and instaweather's google fit face is a good example, with several metrics you can toggle through(strava could have achievements, kudos, weekly mileage,cals, HR, high wind/rain/etc alerts)
Aaron Knox
There's been a few updates since I last ran using Strava and my Android watch. I'm currently on version 4.9.0.
I've just been setting up my TICKR Run and noticed that Strava now can use it's cadence as well as it's HRM, I now see them both in the app, but no longer see them on my watch, I used to get heart rate, but now it's not showing. Is this configurable somewhere?
As a runner, I would particularly like the following to be shown on my watch face:
Elapsed time
Current pace
The icing on the cake would be the ability to show a custom set maybe 3 or 4 items of data, choosing from; time of day, elapsed time, interval time, pace, previous mile/KM/other measurement split, heart rate, cadence, distance (to 0.01 accuracy), segment time. Also, a screen to swuipe to a mini-map would be excellent.
Define "Support"?
My Moto 360 cab initiate runs/rides from the watch but does NOT use the watches HR monitor - that's just stupid
When is this going to change?
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
The wallet and rubber band are dead.
I've recently developed a stem to stern branding package for a new, ingenious, patented minimal wallet. MiniMax will put an end to overstuffed wallets and cheesy rubber bands forever. From the name and tagline -- The minimal wallet with maximum capacity -- to the logo, web site, animated 3D video and sales materials, HOT Productions was there. Can Brookstone, Macy's and the rest be far behind?
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The skate and snowboard shop next to the cathedral. DC, Volcom, Matix, Vans, Rip Curl, Etnies, Santa Cruz – along with skateboards, snowboards and longboards as well as shoes, hoodies, jackets, shirts and accessories from skaters for skaters – and all other hip people.
Several times per year the shops in the city are open on Sundays. For more information check the Treffpunkt Konstanz at
Behind colourful and sometimes weirdy-nice shop windows several second-hand shops await you in the city centre. The style of the clothes there lies somewhere between hippie and grandmother's fashion, but you can run across some unique finds. Especially in the weeks before carnival or one of the infamous student theme parties.
Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace: although these brands are usually not linked to a typical student lifestyle, if you are interested in luxury brands, with a little luck, you can find bargains with up to 60 percent off.
The jeans shop does not have a web address. It has already been in business since 1983, so its name has nothing to do with the Hollywood whale. Nevertheless, it is sort of an eternal insider tip in the city, perhaps because it is located slightly off the beaten track near Fischmarkt. It has brand name jeans from Pepe, G-Star and Diesel as well as shirts, t-shirts and all the rest. Address: Fischmarkt 17.
This place has seen many competitors come and go over the past 25 years. Maybe that is why it gets by without modern stuff like a website. Don't be deceived by the name of the shop, as its assortment includes jackets, sweaters and shirts too. Nevertheless: the "wall of jeans" is the heart of the store, where you will also find jeans made of organic cotton from Kuyichi and Apparel. Where? Wessenbergstraße 18.
As the name implies, an absolute oddity among clothes shops in Konstanz. You will have great trouble locating the shop, and even if you have made it into the backyard (Bodanstraße 23), there are still two doors to go through. At first sight it's hard to believe that the trip was worth the effort. The chaos in the storage room-like shop is so immense that you will state your size only out of pity when the owner addresses you. However, when Daddy Cool arrives a few minutes later with three pairs of trousers that fit perfectly and even have the right colour, you will be awestruck. Payment too is carried out in style: The receipt still displays the very old four-digit postal code for Konstanz.
Clearly one of the most stylish shops in the city. The shop has been very successful over the past five years and rightfully so. At Soulfoot, a very extensive selection of new sneakers and classic sneakers from renowned manufacturers awaits you on two floors. New deliveries from New York and Herzogenaurach (Adidas location) constantly keep rolling in. On principle, however, the product range does not include Puma. Instead, Adidas, Nike, Asics, Jordan and Boxfresh jostle for the best positions. You will also find street-wear shirt brands such as Stüssy and Beastin – Franck Ribéry too feels as right as rain in those, as you know.
Get an overview in their well-sorted online shop.
Whether it is skis, skates, snowboards or surfboards: here you will find everything you need for your boards. Along with the brand name DC it also has clothes from Quiksilver and its girl equivalent Roxy. And, what's more, helmets from Bern, bindings from Tech Nine and boards from Gnu and Lib Tech.
Sneaker Bar
Opened in 2012, with a great selection of street-wear fashion from the skater and surfer scenes for men and women. Ranging from Zoo York to Vans, Reef, Neff to small stylish labels such as Supremebeing or Cityfellaz: the east coast label is well positioned. Of course you'll find caps and sneakers here, too.


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Septoplasty is surgery to fix a septum, the wall that divides the nose into two sides. It is made of soft cartilage and bone and is covered with a mucous membrane. A deviated septum is when the septum is not in the middle. This problem may be present at birth (congenital). Or it can happen from an injury or other less common causes.
The surgery is done entirely through the nostrils. During the surgery, the surgeon may reshape part of the septum or removed it entirely. Septoplasty may be done at the same time as other surgeries on the nose or sinuses. It is not done often in children because the cartilage is still developing.
A deviated septum usually does not need treatment. When it does, the most common reason is a blockage in the nose. When one side of the nose is blocked, your child may have:
A deviated septum may be present at birth (congenital). It can be caused by an injury or damage from medical treatments in the past.
The risks of septoplasty include:
Your child's healthcare provider will send you to an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist. The ENT will ask you about your child's health history and symptoms. The provider will check your child's ears, nose, and throat. Your child may have diagnostic tests. He or she may have an anterior rhinoscopy or fiberoptic endoscopy. Both of these tests use special instruments to check the nose and nasal septum.
Each surgery is different based on the child, the position of the septum, and other things. The ENT will explain what to expect with your child's surgery. Make sure you talk with your child's ENT about:
If your child gets sick before surgery, call his or her ENT. Surgery may need to be rescheduled.
Your child will probably have the septoplasty as an outpatient. That means that he or she can go home the same day. The surgery usually takes about 1 to 1.5 hours and will go as follows:
After the surgery, you can expect the following:
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Who: Fabulous George & Zodiacs
When: Friday, Sept. 29, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Buffalo Bill's
Tickets: $25
Fabulous George and the Zodiacs return with a one-night-only show Friday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Buffalo Bill's as part of the fifth annual Drive Fore Life Weekend to Remember — a three-day fundraiser for the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation.
From frontman of Fabulous George and the Zodiacs to the front lines of labour law, Don Jordan is a familiar face, particularly in Winnipeg.
It's been more than 30 years since Fabulous George and the Zodiacs started playing the prairie provinces. The seven-shows-a-week touring built up a large fan base, and a generation that grew up on the psychedelic sounds of the early '70s is still faithful.
The event's kick-off rock 'n' roll concert includes the unique twist of artist Eric Waugh painting live on site. The painting will be auctioned the following night at the Drive Fore Life Gala Dinner at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. Waugh's work can also be viewed at the Whistler Village Art Gallery at the Hilton throughout the weekend.
"I think it's kind of interesting," Jordan said. "I have no idea what to expect."
Waugh has painted with the likes of Tony Bennett, Nelly Furtado, the Doobie Brothers and countless orchestras and ensembles over his three years of performance art. Waugh will let the classic rock 'n' roll of Jordan's five-piece band inspire his brush. Expect plenty of energy behind the work.
Jordan performed at last year's fundraiser as well. A close friend of the Dennehys, he wanted to help them raise funds and awareness about the number one killer of youth in B.C., depression.
"I think depression generally is a misunderstood disease," Jordan said. "People often don't give it the importance it should get. People need to understand that it can affect anybody. It is not simply about bucking up."
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Welcome to Hatchling Studio, the creative practice of Toni Roberts. Please browse the site for information on public art and interpretation design projects, my studio work and design products, research, writing and teaching. Get in touch if you would like to know more or discuss a potential project.
My work spans interpretation, art and design, often in collaboration with other designers, artists, communities and specialists. I am passionate about communicating stories and ideas and through form, text and image, to shape spatial, sensory and thoughtful experiences that engage and inspire.
Hatchling Studio and collaborating artists and designers have undertaken numerous significant sculptural and interpretive works, often won through competitive public tender. My role spans interpretation planning and design, content development, design and project management.
I am a maker. My studio work includes art projects, materials exploration and products. I work across a variety of media including acrylic, resin, silicone, latex and ceramics.
I am a researcher and educator in the School of Media and Communication at RMIT Melbourne. I research and write about interpretation, design, qualities of human experience and our relationship with the natural world.
National Capital Exhibition opens
After two years in development, the new National Capital Exhibition opened on 21 September 2018.
Working with exhibition designer Chris Mether of Studio Mether and graphic designer Bianca Tweed of Studio Tweed, Toni Roberts undertook research, interpretation strategy, content development and writing of the exhibition text.
The exhibition interprets the diverse contributions to the development of the capital, including indigenous culture, migrants and women (most notably Marion Mahoney Griffin, who worked with Walter Burley Griffin on the winning design but wasn't credited in their competition entry). It makes use of digital animation, digital interactives, and an augmented reality experience in the foyer. The new exhibition also interprets the view to the National Triangle and other sites of national significance through interactive touch screens.
This multi-million dollar project was commissioned by the National Capital Authority. The exhibition is open all year round and has over 150,000 visitors annually.


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Ethics, are they really that important? We are reading a lot of stuff lately, about how the internet has been or might have been used to influence the outcome of the last US election and the ethical issues that may have come to light.
So, the thought, (or rather a question) came into my head…" Why are Ethics so essential for a successful business, Online or in the real world?" Are there ethical standards we must adopt if we are going to be successful as Online Entrepreneurs?
Of course, many of us believe that but, there are some in the online world that don't as well. Hopefully, there are more who do than don't.
Many, if not most of us, ARE concerned about whether someone is doing the right thing or not AND, it's not just about the other guy. Most of us also want to do the right thing whether it's in our personal life or, (as the case may be), on the internet if we have an online business or blog.
So, what are some of the ETHICAL ISSUES surrounding the Internet E-commerce/blogging realm? Not really knowing anything about this issue, I decided to do some research on the subject and see what I could find. As it turned out, online business ethics are not all that different from the Offline world with some additions.
So…lets get to it.
What are the issues in marketing
According to Monster.com there are four basic issues when marketing products to the public. Here, I am talking about TV advertising. These four issues are:
1. Stealth Marketing – How far can you go. Stealth Marketing is when a company hires actors to promote their products. It sounds to me like they promote these products BUT they really don't know anything about them or personally use them. These actors just go out and pose as tourists. They get paid to hype the product to others which probably means they memorize some facts about the product but as I said, don't personally own it or use it.
Is this ETHICAL? My mind tells me that it would be better to have real people that use the product doing the promo. They know the product because they have used it and are, therefore, familiar with what it does. Actors just say what you write for them therefore, they are not giving an honest view of the product. So, no, I don't think this is ethical
3. Comparing one product with another – You see this happening all the time in TV commercials. One brand of soap to another, this paper towel with another, this car or truck with another car or truck.
I think it's safe to say that a company is not going to put their product in a bad light when comparing it to another. Their product is always better.
I think the best way to go is to just give the TRUTHFUL facts about their product and only their product. Let the public check them out for themselves and make up their own mind. If the product holds up to its claims, people are going to buy more of that product. If they're going to compare their product A with product B, then they should be able to back it up with the truthful facts.
It would definitely be unethical to do otherwise.
3. Your personal information – This has been a hot topic for quite some time now and is probably, in my opinion, the most unethical. Companies gather information through credit card and debit card purchases in the store and online and some of them sell this information to other businesses. Most of us know about this because we receive E-mail promotions on almost a daily basis from totally unrelated sources.
Not a day goes by that we don't hear about another major store chain getting hacked and the important information of millions has been stolen. The hackers use this info to create fake ID's and bank accounts costing the public billions every year. This is not only unethical, it's criminal.
4. Breaking Copywriter laws – Creating content for an online business has never been easier. With the click of a button, you can pretty much copy anything you can find on the internet and use it. This is highly unethical and has cost many an aspiring internet marketer their chance at a profitable online marketing venture.
These same issues occur in Internet Marketing as well and If you have an e-commerce website I would encourage you to create your own content. Yes, do your research, check out other websites surrounding your topic but, PUT IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS. Make your content unique and you will gain a higher trust and more traffic in the online world and with search engines. They LOVE original material.
If you want to use pictures and other graphics in your content, make sure you use "Screenshots" and not someone else's actual pictures. Screenshots are OK…the actual pictures? NOT OK!
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The List Goes On
Other issues include:
- Giving clients poor service for products they have purchased if something goes wrong.
- Spamming
- A plethora of internet scams.
- the promotion of products that, when you click on the link, take you someplace totally different
But, Those Sites do so Well!
Yes, is some cases that is very true but, the truth is that because of their dishonest behavior, most of them end up with their feet in the air dead in the water. Another fallout to their bad behavior is that it gives other legit online businesses a tarnished look and takes longer to build trust.
Having an Internet Marketing business is no different from a brick and mortar business. They are our lifeline, our assets and have real value. If we want to be successful we need to stand up and not waiver from the ethics of doing business the right way whether online or otherwise. It's just not worth risking our time and resources with dishonest practices just to lose it all overnight.
So, What Can We Do In Order To Be a Success
We can start by asking ourselves a few questions. If you want to have an Internet Marketing website and promote products or programs that people want or, are looking for like "how to build a great website" or "The best solar panel system for an RV", whatever you are trying to help people find, here are a few questions that I think are very important.
1. Are the reviews that I'm doing exaggerated? Am I giving an honest opinion of the product? Have I done the research necessary to draw the right conclusions and, if possible, have I used the product myself.
2. Are there other reviews about the product/program? Are there other ways to get more info that will back the claims of the said product/program.
3. Honesty, Honesty, Honesty. Am I focusing on just the good stuff or am I giving all the information (good or bad) about the product?
I've probably given you lots to think about here. I have done so, in an effort to help those who want to start up their own Internet blog, website, Internet Marketing Business avoid the pitfalls that many enter into and end up losing it all for the sake of trying to make a quick dollar.
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That is the object of this website, to help others be successful in their online en devours. So, I hope you have found this post helpful and if you have any questions at all or a comment, please leave them below. I want to know what you have to say. All your questions and comments are important to me.
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These famous Jayco Eagle fifth wheels and travel trailers come with a long and rich history of quality construction, modern styling, and innovative design! The 4-Star Handling Package comes standard on every model, and it includes reliable features, like 16" Goodyear Endurance tires, Dexter axles with Nev-R-Adjust brakes, E-Z Lube hubs, and MORryde CRE-3000 rubberized suspension. The MORryde StepAbove entrance steps with blue LED lights will provide a solid entry system so that you don't worry about falling over as you bring your luggage inside, and you will also rest assured knowing that the entire unit has been crafted with a StrongholdVBL aluminum-framed, vacuum-bonded gel-coated fiberglass, a Magnum Truss roof system, and a Climate Shield zero-degree tested weather protection.We have 1 330RSTS availableView Inventory
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Earlier this week I celebrated my 63rd birthday. I'm so grateful for all the acknowledgment I received. Someone much younger said "WOW, you have less years left than you've already lived" and that sent me into reflection.
I remembered being in a class Anne Wheeler and Joy Tuttle in my beginning years in the Glendale California Church of Religious Science. I think it was called Living from Inside Out. In the first class, we were given a folder, and and told to decorate it the way we wanted. It ended up being my first treasure map. I had a picture of a man and woman walking the beach in some place tropical -- I liked it because it said something about husband & wife team ministry. (yes, I knew immediately I was going to be a minister. I had pictures of jewels, and tigers, and a fantastic car and images of travel.
I also found a piece in a magazine that I thought should be my epitaph:
"She lived her life better than most people's fantasies." As I glued that on my folder, I had no idea how true it was going to become! I manifested that husband and wife ministry - in Hawai'i. I've had wonderful jewels, petted live tigers, had a couple of fantastic cars, traveled the world and met many amazing people.
These reflections brought me back to the present with something I've been thinking for awhile - I LOVE MY LIFE!! Do I have regrets - a few - don't we all? I've had my sorrows too. Yet, I have so much more to be grateful for. And it's not over yet!
I love our teaching. It works whether we're consciously activating the Law or not. I didn't know anything back in that class in Glendale, yet I set something in motion that has been awesome.
I've also been working on a couple of new Visions. One with physical things I want to do and have, and another with qualities I want to continue to experience - JOY being the major one!
Yes, I love the way Spirit works!! I had gone away from this writing for a few moments, and when I came back, I checked my e-mail. Rev. Janet Kingsley of the Center for Positive Living in Sedona, AZ has been using some of the Spiritual Mind Treatments from my blog as "Spiritual Vitamins" in her weekly newsletter -- and this one is perfect!! (Those who were at our Center last Sunday will know why I'm giggling!!) I share it with you here -- and remember you are creating your life right now -- make it a magnificent one!!
Oh Great Spirit of Joy, fill my heart with laughter!!
I celebrate the Joy of The Divine today, and allow myself to recognize this aspect of my own Being.
Regardless of what is happening around me, I smile and I declare "I am a gift of Joy that God gives to a wonderful world." I let go of the need to be serious about my spirituality. I let go of the need to be serious about my life and the world. I know I am co-creating everything I am experiencing, so I choose to create more Joy.
As I experience more joy in my life, it clears the undercurrents and ripples out to do its cleansing, healing work in places I am not even aware of. The silent peace within me is revealed, and that too is revealed in our world.
How I adore the Spirit of Joy in me!I am so grateful to experience and spread joy and laughter. And So It Is!


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The Prince George's County Fire/Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department (PGFD) is reminding everyone that home fires are more prevalent in cold weather than in any other time of the year. This is due in part to an increase in cooking and heating fires. This reminder involves the safe use of space heaters and general heating safety tips.
Stay Safe
The civilian, volunteer and paid men and women of the Fire/EMS Department want to remind everyone that fire safety and prevention are especially important during times of cold temperatures.
"Temperatures drop and fires increase," said Prince George's County Fire Chief Marc S. Bashoor. According to NFPA statistics space heaters account for about one third of the home heating fires yet more than 80 percent of the home heating fire deaths. The Winter Residential Building Fires report released by USFA in 2010, reports an estimated 108,400 winter residential building fires occur annually in the United States, resulting in an estimated average of 945 deaths, 3,825 injuries, and $1.7 billion in property loss. Cooking and heating are the top causes of fires during cold weather.
"Colder temperatures during the Fall and Winter Season brings the highest number of home fires than any other time of year," said Fire Chief Bashoor. "Each season, home fires increase in part due to cooking and heating fires. Fire safety and injury prevention must not be lost in an effort to stay warm. Stay warm and do so safely. Safety First ensures everyone goes home."
The Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department recommend the following safety tips for space heaters.
Space Heaters
• Check to make sure it has a thermostat control mechanism, and will switch off automatically if the heater falls over or if placed too close to an object.
• Heaters are not dryers or tables; don't dry clothes or store objects on top of your heater.
• Space heaters need space; keep combustibles at least three feet away from each heater.
- Always unplug your electric space heater when not in use. Turn off at night or whenever you sleep.
- Never use an extension cord with space heaters - plug directly into wall socket.
Using a kerosene space heater
- Never refuel indoors.
- Remove the kerosene heater outdoors, turn off and wait for it to cool down before refueling and only use the correct type of fuel.
• Furnaces, fireplaces and chimneys should be cleaned and checked each year by an appropriate professional prior to using. Clear away any clutter from these heating devices, at least 3 feet away.
• Only use seasoned wood in fireplaces, never use ignitable liquids to start a fire and do not overload your appliance.
• The 3-foot rule also applies to furnaces and fireplaces. No combustibles items within 3 feet of these heating appliances.
• Dispose of fireplace ash into a metal container and store outdoors away from structures on a concrete surface. Fireplace ash can ignite a fire days after they have been discarded.
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A working CO detector will protect you and your family from deadly "silent killer" fumes that may be building up in your home. Remember to practice a home escape plan frequently with your family.
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Queens Park Preserves are looking to add a little heat to late Spring with two of our mouthwatering spicy preserves. With the weather taking a turn for the better and the barbeque season approaching it seemed the ideal time to take a closer look at these two taste bud tinglers.
Chilli jam has been our best selling product for the past two years. It is made with fresh chilli, dried chilli, red bell peppers and smoked paprika. This is not designed to blow your head off and we would describe it as having medium heat and a subtle, refined, slightly smoky flavour. It is probably our most versatile preserve with an almost endless number of uses. Sublime as an accompaniment to cheese and crackers. So simple and yet so right! One of our favourite ideas is to use it as a glaze on salmon fillets. Just spread a layer onto the fillet before cooking in the oven. The chilli jam infuses into the salmon and is really delicious. Keep an eye on the recipes page for more ideas soon.
Queens Park Preserves Hot Spicy Onion chutney is our most fierce offering. Each jar is packed full of flavour combined with real heat. We use more chilli in this chutney than in our chilli jam! When this is combined with mustard seed and black pepper it produces a fearsome combination. The flavour comes from our spice mix which includes cumin, coriander, ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Throw in a little balsamic and white wine vinegar and the rest is in the slow cooking. This chutney works well on barbecued meats, especially sausages. It will certainly liven up a burger and it is also the perfect side dish to serve with curry. Just add poppadoms and enjoy this king of spicy preserves.


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LaVergne v. US House of Representatives, No. 1:17-cv-01793 (D.D.C.) & No. 18-290 (S. Ct.): a constitutional challenge in federal court to the number of permissible people in each congressional seat (and therefore the number of seats).
- Complaint (4/28/17), amd. complaint (5/9/17), 2d amd. complaint (9/7/18).
- Motion for summ. judgment (exh.) (10/20/17), denied (12/21/17).
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- Waivers by WA (9/18/18), TX (9/21/18), IL (9/28/18), DOJ (10/9/18).
- Order dismissing appeal for lack of jurisdiction (11/5/18).
- Motions to dismiss by
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state def. (Smith decl. (exh. A, B)) (11/13/17), opp. (12/1/17), reply (decl.) (12/22/17).
- Opinion granting motion to dismiss (9/6/18).
- Notice of appeal (9/13/18).
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state def. (10/17/18).
- Motion to collaterally attack Lavergne v. Bryson (decl.) (12/1/17).
- Opposition by fed. def. (exh. 1, 2, 3), state def. (decl.) (12/22/17), reply (2/12/18).
- Opinion denying motion (9/6/18).
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- Motion for prelim. inj. (decl.) (exhs.) (9/20/18).
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The latest: On September 6, 2018, the court dismissed the claims in the first amended complaint. That dismissal has been appealed. A second amended complaint was filed on September 7, 2018, and is now subject to a motion to dismiss.
Shelby County v. Holder, No. 1:10-cv-00651 (D.D.C.) & No. 11-5256 (D.C. Cir.) & No. 12-96 (S. Ct.): a challenge in federal court to the constitutionality of section 4(b) and section 5 (the coverage formula and preclearance provisions) of the Voting Rights Act.
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- Plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment (June 8).
- U.S. opposition (June 22), reply (July 1).
- Intervenor Pierson et al. opposition (Sept. 8), reply (Sept. 10).
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- United States (Nov. 15), opp. (Dec. 13), reply (Jan. 14, 2011).
- Intervenor Cunningham et al. (LDF) (Nov. 15), opp. (Dec. 13), reply (Jan. 14).
- Intervenor Harris (Lawyers' Comm.) (Nov. 15), opp. (Dec. 13).
- Intervenor Pierson et al. (ACLU) (Nov. 6), opp. (Dec. 13), reply (Jan. 14).
- Amicus brief by Constitutional Accountability Center (Nov. 22).
- Responses to court order for briefing on rational basis: (Feb. 16, 2011)
- Plaintiffs, U.S., Intervenor Harris, Intervenors Cunningham and Pierson.
- Grant of summary judgment for defendants (Sept. 21).
- Court of Appeals
- Shelby County brief, appendix (Nov. 1).
- Briefs of DOJ (Dec. 1), intervenors Cunningham et al. (Dec. 9).
- Amicus briefs in support of Shelby County
- Alabama, Arizona and Georgia, Mountain States Legal Found. (Nov. 8).
- Amicus briefs in support of appellees
- NYLS Racial Justice Project (Dec. 7), Const. Accountability Center (Dec. 8).
- New York, Mississippi, and California (Dec. 9).
- Shelby County reply (Dec. 15).
- Opinion affirming trial court (May 18).
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Petition for certiorari (July 20).
- Amicus briefs supporting cert. by:
- Alaska, Arizona et al. (Aug. 23), Cato Inst. (Aug. 20), Ex-DOJ (Aug. 23).
- Mountain States Legal Found., Nat'l Black Chamber of Comm. (Aug. 23).
- Pacific Legal Foundation et al. (Aug. 23).
- Briefs opposing cert. by DOJ, intervenors (Sept. 24).
- Grant of certiorari (Nov. 9).
- Merits brief by Shelby County, joint appendix (Dec. 26, 2012).
- Merits brief by United States (Jan. 25, 2013).
- Merits briefs by intervenors: (Jan. 25)
- Cunningham (NAACP LDF), Harris (Lawyers' Comm.), Pierson (ACLU).
- Petitioner's reply brief (Feb. 19).
- Amicus briefs in support of petitioner:
- Alabama, Alaska, Am. Unity Legal Defense Fund, Arizona et al. (Jan. 2).
- Cato Inst., Ctr. for Const. Jurisprudence, Former Gov't Officials (Jan. 2).
- Judicial Educ. Project, Justice & Freedom Fund (Dec. 28).
- Landmark Legal Found., Lincoln Found. et al. (Jan. 2).
- Mountain States Legal Found., Nat'l Black Chamber of Commerce (Dec. 28).
- Nix et al. (Dec. 27), Pacific Legal Found. et al., Project 21 (Jan. 2).
- Reason Found., Southeastern Legal Found., Texas (Jan. 2).
- Amicus briefs in support of neither party:
- Merced County (Jan. 2).
- Amicus briefs in support of respondent:
- Ala. Leg. Black Caucus et al., Alaska Fed. of Natives et al. (Feb. 1).
- Amer. Bar Ass'n, Avila et al., Brennan Center, Chin et al. (Feb. 1).
- Con Law scholars, Engstrom et al. (Feb. 1), Florida A&M (Jan. 23).
- Fudge et al., Historians and social scientists, Hutto et al. (Feb. 1).
- Jurisdictions that have bailed out, Katz et al. (Feb. 1).
- Leadership Conf. on Civil & Human Rights, Lewis, Nat'l Bar Ass'n (Feb. 1).
- Nat'l Latino orgs., Nat'l Lawyers Guild, Navajo Nation et al. (Feb. 1).
- New York City et al., New York State et al., Poli. sci. and law profs. (Feb. 1).
- Reid, Sect. 5 Litigation Intervenors, Sensenbrenner et al. (Feb. 1).
- Thornburgh et al., Veterans of MS Civil Rights Movement (Feb. 1).
- Opinion striking down preclearance coverage formula (June 25, 2013).
The latest: On Sept. 21, 2011, the trial court upheld sections 4(b) and 5 of the Voting Rights Act. The court applied a heightened standard of review -- requiring the preclearance portion of the Act to be "congruent and proportional" to demonstrated constitutional violations. Despite the heightened standard, the court found the preclearance remedy and coverage formula to be congruent and proportional to the constitutional harm demonstrated in the Congressional record established for the provisions' 2006 re-enactment. On appeal, the DC Circuit affirmed. On June 25, 2013, the Supreme Court reversed, finding the formula for determining which jurisdictions must seek preclearance to rely insufficiently on current conditions. With the coverage formula struck down, no jurisdiction will be subject to a preclearance requirement unless and until Congress passes a substitute.
Nix v. Holder (was Laroque v. Holder), No. 1:10-cv-00561 (D.D.C.) & No. 11-5349 (D.C. Cir.) & No. 12-81 (S. Ct.): a challenge in federal court to the constitutionality of section 5 (the preclearance provisions) of the Voting Rights Act.
- Trial Court (I)
- Complaint (Apr. 7, 2010).
- DoJ motion to dismiss (June 14), opposition (July 1), reply (July 2).
- Intervenor-deft. motion to dismiss (Aug. 25), opposition (Sept. 2), reply (Sept. 13).
- Plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment (Aug. 18, 2010).
- DoJ opposition (Aug. 1, 2011), Intervenor opposition (Aug. 25), reply (Aug. 15).
- Opinion granting motion to dismiss (Dec. 20).
- Court of appeals (I)
- Briefs on appeal: Appellant (Feb. 4, 2011), DoJ (Mar. 7), Intervenor appellee (Mar. 7).
- Appellate opinion, reversing and vacating motion to dismiss (July 8).
- Trial Court (II)
- Renewed intervenor-defendant motion to dismiss (Aug. 1), opposition (Aug. 15).
- DoJ cross-motion for summary judgment (Aug. 1).
- opposition (Aug. 15), reply (Aug. 25).
- Intervenor cross-motion for summary judgment (Aug. 1), supplement (Aug. 25).
- Plaintiffs' brief regarding mootness (Dec. 9).
- Replies of DoJ, defendant-intervenors (Dec. 13).
- Opinion granting DoJ motion for summary judgment (Dec. 22).
- Court of appeals (II)
- Laroque brief (and appendix) (Jan. 6, 2012).
- DOJ brief, Intervenors' brief (Feb. 13).
- Reply (Feb. 23).
- DoJ letter withdrawing objection to preclearance (Feb. 10).
- Motion to dismiss (Feb. 14), response (Feb. 21), reply (Feb. 22).
- Opinion vacating and remanding for dismissal (May 18).
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Petition for certiorari (July 20, 2012).
- Amicus brief by Cato Institute (Aug. 20).
- Brief of intervenor-respondents (Sept. 19).
- Reply by petitioners (Oct. 9).
- Petition for certiorari denied (Nov. 13).
The latest: On December 22, the court found section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, including the 2006 Amendments to the Act, to be constitutionally justified, and granted the DoJ's motion for summary judgment. The case was appealed, to the same panel deciding the Shelby County case, above. On Feb. 10, the DoJ withdrew its objection to preclearance of Kinston's change to nonpartisan elections (the objection underlying this constitutional challenge), and on Feb. 14, moved to dismiss the case. The court agreed that the case was moot, and on May 18, vacated the trial court opinion and remanded with instructions to dismiss the case. A petition for certiorari was denied on November 13, 2012.


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