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Title 308
Chapter 308-420
Section 308-420-060
<< 308-420-060 >>
Agency filings affecting this section
Statement of record—Filings and information required upon application for registration of start up camping resort projects and contract offerings.
(1) An application for registration of a start up contract offering shall be made by completing forms prepared for such purpose by the agency.
(2) The application, documents and information filed for registration purposes shall be referred to as the statement of record.
(3) The statement of record for a registration of a start up contract offering shall include the following:
(a) The prescribed filing fee.
(b) The completed application forms.
(i) A copy of any criminal conviction, including a guilty plea, within the last ten years, or any conviction that resulted in the applicant having to register as a sex offender regardless of whether the conviction is over ten years old.
(ii) A copy of any civil or administrative judgment or order involving dishonesty, fraud, or violation of any act designed to protect consumers that names the applicant or any of the applicant's affiliates as a party.
(c) The draft of the proposed public offering statement.
(d) A sample or prototype of any documents to be signed or initialed by and that commits purchasers. Such documents shall contain the cancellation notice required in RCW
(e) Copies of all recorded or unrecorded encumbrances, mortgages, liens, deeds, leases, contracts, and any amendments thereto, that affect camping resort projects.
(f) A preliminary title report, dated within thirty days of application, covering all of the acreages, park sites, and areas on which facilities are located.
(g) Financial statements and information as required by WAC
(h) If the registrant is other than a natural person, copies of relevant articles of incorporation, bylaws, partnership, or joint venture documentation.
(i) Promotional materials, including advertising and contract forms covering travel programs, discount programs, programs for the use or occupancy of in-park trailers or mobiles and those providing memberships in other recreational programs, if such materials or programs are to be utilized to promote sales of camping resort contracts or are to be offered to contract owners as part of the camping resort programs.
(j) Applications for and contracts of affiliation with any outside exchange or reciprocal-use entity.
(k) Whenever applicable to the structuring of the project, provide a copy or prototype of the following:
(i) Plats, maps, site plans, or surveys.
(ii) Water, sewerage, or land use authorizations or permits, or denial of permits of local jurisdictions.
(iii) Performance bonds, letters of credit, surety or guaranty agreements affecting the project or the program.
(iv) Trust or escrow arrangements affecting the project.
(v) Covenants or declarations affecting camping resort properties.
(vi) Agreements for the usage of amenities or facilities owned by persons other than operator.
(l) If the project involves a common-interest entity copies or prototypes of the following:
(i) Declaration and bylaws.
(ii) Rules and regulations.
(iii) Membership certificate and proxy forms.
(iv) Evidences of title to any personal property owned or to be owned by the association or purchasers collectively.
(v) Agreements for managing the properties.
(vi) Agreements for payment or subsidizing the payment of project operational expenses during the term of registrant marketing.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 03-03-054, § 308-420-060, filed 1/13/03, effective 2/13/03. Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 91-01-082, § 308-420-060, filed 12/17/90, effective 1/17/91. Formerly WAC 460-90A-025.]
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[Review] InEar Stage Diver 3 - An experience - Page 47
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- "valient attempt at something""SQ, sub-bass is amazing, detailed mids and highs, spacious soundstage"
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huh? straight it out before using and you should be fine. I have got no problem with the stock cable. One of the better ones that I have used.
Do you have a picture? It does not sound like the stock cable at all - or any default CIEM-like cable for that matter.
Did you purchase the SD3 new or used? Maybe somebody replaced the cable?
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Huh? Please show an image. I wrap around my Itouch and may spin a little whilst unwrapping but nothing of concern.
You forgot to mention that these are probably the best non CIEM that you could possibly buy.
I have finally exchanged on my house soo only weeks away from shipping!
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take your time mate, glad you finished moving must be pain in the rear all this stuffing packing and unpacking.
A new shape ? with distinct color is available @Thomann. Maybe a wrong picture from another model ?
The characteristics remain the same.
Looks exactly the same as mine. What do you mean?
I was thinking the shape is distinct, I did not know that different colors exist for the SD3 :)
Mine are black.
they look soooooooooooo sexy, the make is stunning... i look forward to hearing them hopefully soon when Sinth permits.
I hope you'll like them, they rock ;)
Migo, do not worry, from all i heard SD3 must be very interesting IEMs. will see what they up to. just remember i am not professional reviewer and Headphone supremus status for me is akin an umbrella for a fish.
i am just crazy audiophile who loves find something special in music and gear, you know this is like with pianos, you will love many them like Steinway (my favorite), Bosendorfer, Fazzioli, Yamaha, Bechstein and similar.... they are all lovely pianos and i would be happy with any of them.... but they are different beasts too and for me Steinway tops all them. Even old Estonia grand piano will wow you because it is a good one.
same goes about IEMs, i can happily live with all IEMs i like and can see which IEM does best particular things... but if i do not like then i do not like. this does not mean anything in sense bad or good, it just means my ears were not impressed.
so do not expect me to be a judge, i am just a humble rambler here
It's the same for me but with guitars, I'm a Fender fan with a preference for the Stratocaster
The SD3 are not tuned for classical music, they are done for modern music and with my style of music they move really well.
Anyway there are many different taste for music and sound and everyone can find the best IEM for their own preference. /Thanks Headfi
If everyone liked the same it would not be funny !
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- "valient attempt at something""SQ, sub-bass is amazing, detailed mids and highs, spacious soundstage"
- "balanced sound, very portable (small+light), comfortable even with glasses, looks great""full sound with plenty of bass, clear forward midrange, large sound stage."


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Passing along some soundbites from Patriots head coach Bill Belichick's Tuesday afternoon conference call with local media.
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"We're into the middle of the Denver stuff here. They've looked good in all three phases of the game, as I said yesterday. Really active on defense, especially with their front. Those guys are very disruptive, [Derek] Wolfe, he's done a good job for them. He's stepped in there, got a lot of playing time, along with some of the regular guys they have in there. Of course [Elvis] Dumervil, Von Miller. Two very, very active guys. There's some strong guys in the secondary, they added [Tracy] Porter, you know Champ [Bailey], that's a good group as well. And offensively it's a good group of playmakers, with of course Peyton [Manning], [Eric] Decker, [Demaryius] Thomas, [Brandon] Stokley as the third receiver. Good backs. [Joel] Dreesen, [Jacob] Tamme, guys that can make plays as a tight end. Solid offensive line. Good football team, of course [head coach John Fox] on defense, does a good job as usual: mixing things up, giving a lot of pressure, mixing coverages. They're very well coached, and they have a good group of players."
On tight end Daniel Fells
"Dan's had a good experience and production in the league. We've seen him do a lot of different things: block, catch, play in the kicking game, pass protect. All the things you see a tight end do. I wouldn't really classify him as one-dimensional guy, this is what he does. I think he's got a good set of skills, and can do a number of things at the tight-end position. He's got good size, runs well, he's a smart guy, versatile, adjustable to assignments, different information, adjustments, things like that. He's a good combination of skills and a versatile player for us at that position."
On how important balance is to an offense
"I think it's a great way to play, because it just forces the defense to have to react and cover everything. Defensively, that's where you want them, you want them to think about all their responsibilities: outside runs, inside runs, deep passes, short passes, screen passes, misdirection plays, inside routes, outside routes, inside receivers, outside receivers. Just to have good balance keeps them from ganging up on one thing. If you can do that, then it opens up a lot of other things. As an example, like on the touchdown pass to [Rob] Gronkowski [in Week 4], it's so hard to get a player like that that open on a drop-back pass. The defenders see the pass and they go to match their coverage and take their guy, but when you can have a run action that draws the defenders up, you get a guy behind them like Rob did on that play. A big part of that play was the play action, and the run threat that we had presented in the game had caused the linebackers to displace a little bit and we were able to get behind them, so the running game helps the passing game, the passing game helps the running game. Throwing to the receivers helps the tight end, throwing to the tight ends helps the receivers, throwing to the receivers helps the backs. It just all creates spacing and forces the defense to handle the whole field, and I think that just gives the offense good opportunities. I think that's a good way to be able to attack offensively. Sometimes a defense will be intent in taking a certain aspect of your game away, and say, 'OK, we're not going to let you beat us with this, so we're going to give you that,' you have to be able to do that."
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Well, today, I've decided to rekindle what little things I've had with 1up. It was the first website I ever joined. Ever. However, looking at my profile, it is really messy from what I call my "early internet days". This includes crappy spelling, fanboyism, and other things. So, instead of cleaning up my profile, I created a new page.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- When quizzed this week about how they have prepared for their first in-person look at Chip Kelly's offense, the Broncos coaches have said, at least publicly, they've looked only at what the Eagles have done in this season's early stages.
Forget about looking at what Oregon did during Kelly's time at the school to compare how much things do, or don't, look the same in Philadelphia's offense. Having a short work week after playing on Monday night, the Denver coaches don't have much time for that.
But what the Chiefs did last week in a 26-16 win over the Eagles looked, at least in a general sense, a lot like what Stanford did last season in a 17-14 victory over Kelly's then-No. 1 Oregon team. The Chiefs consistently won the middle of the line of scrimmage, with nose tackle Dontari Poe's top-notch work. Kansas City also matched up largely in man coverage on the Eagles wide receivers, and the Chiefs' safeties and linebackers repeatedly tackled well to limit the catch-and-run opportunities.
For the Broncos to have a similar blueprint Sunday, defensive tackles Kevin Vickerson and Terrance Knighton must control the issue on the inside. When the Eagles turned a big play against the Chiefs -- quarterback Michael Vick had a 61-yard run and LeSean McCoy had a 41-yard run -- it was often because they got Poe pushed out of the middle.
Poe's work was even more important when the Chiefs used a look that included just two defensive linemen at times against the Eagles' three-wide set. The Broncos will likely use a variety of specialty packages as well.
But no matter how they dial it up, the Broncos are going to need Vickerson and Knighton to win the day against the middle of the Eagles line that includes center Jason Kelce and guards Todd Herremans and Evan Mathis.


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View image Look back in Angora: An Ed Wood moment between Josh Hartnett and Scarlett Johansson in Brian De Palma's "The Black Dahlia."
In anticipation of Brian DePalma's "The Black Dahlia," which premiered at the Venice Film Festival to bi-polar reviews and opens in the US September 15, a number of sites are celebrating the modern master of the rapturous moving camera. (See De Palma a la Mod for all the latest on De Palma and the Dahlia.) Dennis Cozzalio has an excellent round-up of who's doing what at Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule, and adds his own illuminating thoughts to the heady mix. (And don't forget to check out his Opening Shots submission for De Palma's "Femme Fatale" here at Scanners.)
Peet Gelderblom also has some good stuff about the "unofficial De Palma blogathon" at Lost in Negative Space. And I finally took the advice of That Little Round Headed Boy and caught up with De Palma's much-maligned "Mission to Mars," which has moments of astonishing beauty and suspense, despite being hobbled by a terrible script (original screenwriters joined by an ampersand; re-writer Graham "Speed" Yost tacked on with an "and") and one of the most lifeless performances I have ever seen from Connie Nielsen. (How could she not have been fired after the first day? She's heavier-than-leaden in almost every single moment she has on screen -- except the marvelous weightless dance sequence to [and you have to appreciate the humor] Van Halen. Other than that, like a Martian tornado she sucks.) De Palma is a terrific director of women (Margo Kidder, Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, Betty Buckley, Amy Irving, Carrie Snodgress, Nancy Allen, Angie Dickinson...) but Nielsen is really Not of This Earth. (TLRHB also features some informative comments about "Mission to Mars," including a link to Matt Zoller Seitz's round-up of reviews, from pans to raves.)
I've said this many times before about De Palma, but give this guy a decent screenplay and he can work wonders. Look what he can do even when he doesn't have one. So, give the guy a good script, already!
Christopher Reeve, who became famous playing a character who could fly around the world, and as a man whose wheelchair did not limit his flights of idealism, died Sunday. He was 52. In the years since he was paralyzed in a riding accident in 1995, he became the nation's most influential spokesman for research on spinal cord injuries, and never lost the hope that he would someday walk again.
LOS ANGELES - Paul Mazursky, in 1980, is very much an outsider in contemporary Hollywood. At a time when the bosses of the major studios are engaged in games of musical chairs, when few studio chiefs give any thought to long-term filmmaking philosophies. When the creative deal is more highly regarded than the creative film, when bloated budgets are poured into films that will become either monster hits or complete write-offs...at a time like this, Paul Mazursky is so out of date he seems almost Victorian.


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In France, the Dreyfus Affair is finally resolved, though not without more complications. The Jewish army officer who was convicted of treason in 1894 is retried at a Rennes court martial, and Alfred Dreyfus is again condemned although 'with extenuating circumstances'. However, on 19th September he is pardoned by a presidential decree, and the following day he is finally released.
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And guess what? Prepare to pee your pants, cause these two are heading, not only around the country (and Southern Canada) but down here to Fort Lauderdale next March.
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it has gone down since then. Every sock I bought that Cramer recommended went down. This one included.
I should only buy when he says SELL, SELL, SELL!
I hope you do not get investment advice from Cramer? I have been in BX since the crash. I have added numerous times. I have gotten distributions all along and now it is time to monetize the investments added during and before the crash. I am not concerned that the stock has gone down a little, because it will be over $27 by year end....... I am taking this opportunity to buy call options while the vix is low.....
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I don't usually buy a Cramer pick but when he recommended it I saw things I liked about this Co. I am going to stay away from ALL of Cramers picks from now on like the plague. He's a pumper dumper and only recommends stocks near a high. Did you ever hear him recommend a stock near a low? I haven't.


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JumpStart is a one-of-a-kind, innovative one-week, intensive program where parents and their child are coached 1:1. Parents learn how to help their child overcome behavior that stands in the way of learning, and learn how to promote expected development.
Who do we help at JumpStart?
- Most JumpStart children are newly identified; about to start early interventions.
- JumpStart children are ones where parenting-as-usual has not been enough, and parents need a new 'operating manual'.
- Research shows that parents trained to understand how their child learns get the best outcomes, leveraging 'teacheable moments' in daily home routines, recognizing best-fit services, and learning a vocabulary for effective advocacy.
- JumpStart is committed to 'autism family wellness'. This means educating not just parents, but also grandparents, caregivers and siblings to help the child with autism learn, and help the family do well.
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- Communication coaching with a speech and language pathologist focusing on initiating communication, non-verbal communication, establishing joint attention, and integrating verbal and non-verbal communication. (One day, 6 hours.)
- Social skills and play coaching using child-initiative as a reinforcer ('Floortime'-like) to structure fun play that incorporates sustained social interaction and increasingly complex themes and includes parents and peers. (One day, 6 hours.)
- Community coaching involves half-day trips to a playground to learn initiating play with peers, and/or to a mall to navigate a food court, elevators or a grocery store.
- Parent education and treatment planning with Dr. Siegel for a week-in-review: what has been learned at JSLTL? What will it means for individualizing plans for schools, therapists, ABA programs and other services going forward? (Two hours).
JumpStart takes place in at the ACNC with just one family each week, working with a succession of early childhood autism specialists in behavior, communication, social development, play, and special education. Families attend with their children, Monday through Friday, 9 AM-3 PM for a series of structured sessions tailored for each child and family. Time and places for meals and naps are included each day.
JumpStart is billed as 30 hours of clinical service considered evidence-based medically necessary intervention under California SB946, and may be covered as parent training, behavioral skills training, an/or communication/language assessment through third party insurance, California regional Center, or private pay.
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Hockey Fights Cancer™ is an initiative founded in December 1998 by the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players' Association to raise money and awareness for hockey's most important fight. To date, through the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative, the NHL's US and Canadian charitable foundations and NHL supporters and fans have donated more than $15 million to support national and local cancer research institutions, children's hospitals, player charities and local cancer organizations. The Hockey Fights Cancer program is also a component of the NHL's "Biggest Assist Happens Off the Ice" campaign - the League's long-standing tradition of addressing important social issues in North America and around the world.
Every October, teams throughout the NHL highlight the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative, raising awareness and funds to assist in the ongoing fight against cancer.
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Students in Rex Hanson's physics class created Rube Goldberg machines during the study of energy and machines. A Rube Goldberg machine is a deliberately over-engineered machine that performs a very simple task in a very complex fashion, usually including a chain reaction. This year, the task was to pop a balloon. From left, Ryan Hornback, Brandon Henning, Caleb Canter, Tyler Skaggs, Nate Schaefer, Lucas Pepper and Zac Lee.
The LaRue County High School Speech and Debate Teams competed at the Kentucky High School Speech League State Speech and Debate Championships this past week at the University of Kentucky and returned home with top individual honors in both divisions.
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Spring break is April 9-13. Last day of school is May 16.
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The ALES site-based council will have special meetings 5:30 p.m. March 27, April 2 and 3. A special meeting will be 5:30 p.m. April 4 for principal selection discussion and another 5:30 p.m. April 18 for an anticipated principal selection vote to occur. There will be a closed session in each of these special meetings.
Knowing what the facility needs are is mandatory for a school district to be able to use its state-provided funds most effectively.
State law (KRS 157.440) requires Facility Support Program of Kentucky funds be used to address categorized priorities listed in an approved facilities plan written by the school district describing school centers and their status as permanent or transitional and the current and proposed plan of school organizational structure, enrollment and student capacity.
Michelle Benningfield, daughter of James and Donna Benningfield of Hodgenville, is the recipient of the LaRue County Homemaker Scholarship.
She is a graduating senior at LaRue County High School and an active FFA member, serving as chapter reporter this year. She served three years on Teen Court under District Judge Derek Reed and last year was a representative from LaRue County at the state 4-H Kentucky Youth Seminar at University of Kentucky.
She plans to attend Western Kentucky University and pursue a career in veterinary service.
Amanda Reed presented the PLAN and Explore reports Monday to the LaRue County School Board.
The Explore (grade 8) showed that LaRue County Middle School students were above the state average in every subject area and ranked in the top 11 percent in the state. PLAN (grade 10) showed that LaRue County High Schoolers scored as high or higher than the state in all areas. LCHS is in the top 34 percent of districts overall.
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[BEACH SOCCER WORLD CUP]Brazil won its third straight FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup with a 5-3 win over Italy in which Bruno and Sidney each scored twice.
Portugal beat Spain, 5-4, to take third place.
Spain's Amarelle, who won the tournament's Golden Ball MVP award, scored three goals in the consolation game. Portugal's Madjer was the top scorer with 13 goals.
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Rule #1
Rule #1
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Publication Date: March 21, 2006
So I was tempted to do what you re probably doing right now: letting some mutual fund manager worry about growing your nest egg. Let me tell you why that decision could one day make you absolutely miserable.
The fact is, because of natural market cycles, the mutual fund industry is likely to soon be facing twenty years of flat returns. That means that if you ve got your nest egg tucked away in funds especially the type found in most 401ks your egg won t get much bigger than it is now. Translation: Get ready for a retirement filled with lots of cold cuts, plenty of quality TV-watching time, and a place to live that's too small to accommodate your visiting kids.
In this book I ll show you how I turned $1,000 into $1 million in only five years, and then proceeded to make many millions more. I came to investing as a person who wasn t great at math, possessed zero extra cash, and wanted a life not an extra three hours of work to do every day.
Fortunately, I was introduced to The Rule.
Rule #1, as famed investor Warren Buffett will tell you, is don t lose money. Through an intriguing process that I ll clarify in this book, not losing money results in making more money than you ever imagined. What it comes down to is buying shares of companies only when the numbers and the intangibles are on your side. If that sounds too good to be true, it's because the mind-set I ll be introducing you to leads not to bets but to certainties. Believe me, if there were anything genius-level about this, I d still be a river guide collecting unemployment much of the year.
Part of the secret is thinking of yourself as a business owner rather than a stock investor. Part is taking advantage of today's new Internet tools, which drastically reduce the homework factor. (We re talking a few minutes, tops.) Part is knowing the only five numbers that really count in valuing a potential investment. And part maybe the most important part is using the risk-free "Rule #1" approach to consistently pay a mere 50 cents to buy a dollar's worth of a business.
What I won t waste your time with is fluff: a lot of vague parables reminding you of what you already know and leaving you exactly where you started. This is the real deal, folks: a start-to-finish, one-baby-step-at-a-time approach that will allow you to retire ten years sooner than you planned, with more creature comforts than you ever imagined.
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Phil Town is the classic Everyman, albeit one whose education and resources were more limited than most. An average high school student, he completed college on his fourth try. Of his early working years, he says he mostly got dirty for a living, taking on jobs such as digging ditches and pumping gas. Town spent three and a half years in the Army. He returned from the Vietnam War and found a job in the States as a river guide.
Drifting through California, Utah, and Idaho, he subsisted at poverty level, combining his wages from the guiding season and unemployment. He wore black leathers, sported a goatee, lived in a teepee in the woods near Flagstaff, Arizona, and drove around in a really loud black Harley Davidson.
In the early 80s, Town s life changed radically. He was guiding trustees from the educational program Outward Bound down the nastiest rapid on the Grand Canyon s Colorado River, when his split-second decisions
saved a boatload of people from a whitewater disaster. A grateful and financially astute client returned the favor by guiding Town into serious, successful investing using the first rule of investing as ascribed to by Warren Buffett: Don t lose money. Within five years, Town had built a borrowed $1,000 into $1 million. His fortunes improved radically, and rapidly, from then on.
Phil Town appears regularly on the same dais as Rudy Giuliani, Jimmy Carter, and Colin Powell as part of the Get Motivated touring success seminar. He speaks to more than 500,000 people annually about Rule #1.
Town lives in Jackson Hole, Wyoming."
"Town's investment guide is manna from heaven… engaging and accessible… Town's ability to break down that philosophy into a detailed, step-by-step program that can be understood by any reader with basic math skills is unique… will leave readers feeling empowered and ready to manage their money themselves." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Extraordinarily readable…provides investors with surefire tools to outperform costly advisors. Follow Town's simple, time-tested precepts, and even unsophisticated investors will leave most mutual fund managers in the dust." —Arthur Levitt, author of Take on the Street and former Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission
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"Rule #1 is an investment Bible for our time. In fun, easy-to-understand words, Phil Town tells you how to buy quality stocks at a discount." —Rich Karlgaard, publisher, Forbes magazine, and author of LIFE 2.0
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Milwaukee Music Video: Introducing rap newcomer $killz
The already busy local hip-hop scene has just gotten a little more crowded. For full-length "Watch and Learn," Anthony "$killz" Kolstad spits fast rhymes, and gets a nice boost from Aderson "Lib" Gonzalez (who worked on Yo-Dot's "Red Mist," one of my favorite local albums last year.)
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Summerfest lets patrons in for free to relieve long lines
Faced with a crush of patrons trying to get into the Summerfest grounds Saturday night, festival officials took the extraordinary step of allowing people into the grounds for free for a short time, an official said.
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Police now believe street musician who was assaulted mid-song
Milwaukee police now say they believe a street musician who said she was assaulted in a racially motivated incident because of the song she was playing.
Cassandra Struve told WITI Fox 6 News in Milwaukee she was assaulted by three black women because she was white and playing the standard, "Minnie the Moocher," on her saxophone around 11 p.m. Wednesday in the 600 block of E. Chicago St. outside Summerfest. »Read Full Article(78)
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Goichi Suda, Fumito Ueda's Game Design Seminar
The two game designers, arguably the most artistically successful in Japan, follow up their GDC talk.
For many attendees to last month's Game Developers Conference, one of the top highlights was the panel discussion held by Fumito Ueda, Goichi Suda and Emil Pagliarulo. The top men behind Ico, Killer7 and Fallout 3 discussing video games in the same room led to all kinds of neat insights, and if you haven't read 1UP's report on it, kindly do so now.
Read it? Well done. Now that you've got the context, it'll help you appreciate the followup interview Japan's Famitsu magazine conducted with Suda and Ueda, published in this week's issue, which takes the topics both designers discussed at the panel and explores them in even deeper detail.
In the Famitsu interview, Suda kicked things off by praising Ueda's statements at the GDC panel about "temporary immersion" -- the way he aims to have his games attract players for a limited period of time and affect them more greatly in their mind when they're not playing. "I want games to be more of a plus in the real world," Ueda responded. I certainly understand that games that require an enormous amount of time to play are a requirement from a business or product standpoint, but I think I'm meant to fulfill a different role in this industry." Ueda went on to point out that the concept of what you consume driving how you feel "is the essence of all entertainment, not just games. It's just that games are addictive and take up your time. It's easy to make someone play your game for longer, but I don't know if that's the best thing. I think games could stand to be a little shorter."
When asked about what most differentiates Japanese game development from Western game makers, Suda stated that it's not so much a difference in development as it is in publishing cultures. "It's a matter of what's more important -- being creative, or being on time," he said. "The languages might be different, but I don't think what nation you're from has much to do with development. If you have the correct technology and setup, then it's a flat playing field. I think we'll see more Japanese directors working for overseas outfits in the future, alongside Japanese publishers working with overseas directors."
Suda stated that he used to think the big-budget "megagames" favored by many Western publishers were largely devoid of creativity. "But games like BioShock and Emil's Fallout 3 couldn't have been made without a great deal of creativity," he said. "Japan has the innovation, and that's a great weapon to have, so I think we'll be working together more -- or, that's happening already."
The pair of developers spent a great deal of time discussing the merits of an open-world level design, both of them espousing different approaches. "I don't want to make something big just for the sake of being big," Suda said. "The nicest thing about open-world is how it can establish the backbone of the hero without having to lay it out in the story. I think that really shows in the eloquence of Ueda's work -- his games can say so much in a single screen, even though there's nothing on there. I think that's the ideal to strive to."
For his part, Ueda noted that in the storytelling process, it's important that the user "can imagine the ending, or what's waiting at the end, the instant he starts the game... In a movie, you know you've got about two hours, and you can tell the story in any kind of surprising manner you want. Games are something you have to actively proceed though, though, so I think complex storytelling is difficult. There was an era where simple curiosity for what comes next was enough to keep gamers excited, but I don't think that's the case today -- I think they're more likely to keep playing if they can see how things are going to progress."
To back this statement up, Ueda brought up the example of massively multiplayer online games. "When MMO games first started to be come out, there was a time when simply seeing all these characters that aren't NPCs milling about was enough to amaze you," he said. "But there's nothing amazing about that anymore. I think that's a trap that open-world design can fall into, too. You have this great big world with all kinds of scripts and interactions, but that isn't going to be enough to keep things interesting." Suda added that open-world "might be the current trend, but the fact that it's a trend indicates right there that it's getting old."
Towards the end of the talk, the topic drifted to the two designers' future plans. Suda noted that playing Braid (a game Ueda called "my personal best game of last year") made him want to try making a 2D title, but as for his current titles (No More Heroes 2 and an unannounced, but heavily reported upon, co-op project with EA), "there's nothing I can say" other than NMH2's script is complete and the EA game will be announced "when the time comes." As for Ueda, who hinted at the GDC panel that his next game would be closer to Ico than anything else? "I think we can announce it not too far into the future," although he declined Suda's emphatic requests to specify whether he meant E3, TGS or something else. Oh well.
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Good to hear.Posted: Apr 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Electricb7
I love reading about what other developers think of Game Development and what they think is or should be what,
Wait...Posted: Apr 15, 2009 12:00AM PST by Dectilon
So I guess NMH was mocking the open world trend then? ;)
This is one of those occasions when I wish I was a big, loud and generally well-liked fly on that wall that could recommend Suda Vampire Bloodlines. It's "open world", yet doesn't have open stretches of nothing just for the sake of having them. It has the world compressed down to a small space full of things to discover, but not enough to get lost in.
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December 7, 2006, 09:52 PM
I just got a used 550 and wondering what changes were made to arrive at the 550B.
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The 550B added the "fail-safe" powder system and the low warning primer system. Both items available from Dillon as accessories. Otherwise the 550 and the 550B presses are identical. Add the two accessories and you have a 550B.:)
Tall Pine
December 8, 2006, 07:47 AM
Thank you
December 14, 2006, 04:50 PM
Another thank you!
I bought a used 550 to go with my 550b, and have been puling my hair out trying to find differences. It must have been modified to 550b specs.
Now I have to find another escuse for this shiny spot on my formerly warm head.:confused:
Tall Pine
December 14, 2006, 11:11 PM
I thought I had a 550 because the press itself is stamped with just 550. I then noticed the manual and instr video were printed 550B. I called Dillon and they said the B came out about 15 years ago, maybe longer.
Mine was sold in 1997...Im pretty sure its a B. It does have the primer warning sys and fail safe powder measure. All my coinfusion was because the press itself does not have the B stamped on it.
Thanks again everybody.
December 14, 2006, 11:23 PM
Guys, I have never seen a Dillon press stamped "550B" even the new ones. I would imagine that Dillon would have to change the mold to include the "B".
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December 14, 2006, 11:34 PM
Thanks loadedround
You have a PM.
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After revealing details of his eight-month incarceration on the mainland, Causeway Bay bookseller Lam Wing-kee was offered round-the-clock police protection in early July after he felt threatened by strangers following him. Recently he requested police to withdraw his protection as he wishes to lead a normal life.
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BY TRACY PFEIFFER ANCHOR JIM FLINK You're watching multisource world video news analysis from Newsy. Experts say he's the lowest-ranking person ever tried for war crimes in a German court -- and now, former U.S. citizen John Demjanjuk has been handed a guilty verdict for his alleged role as a guard in a Nazi death camp. CBS has more. JEFF GLOR, ANCHOR: "Demjanjuk, who is now 91 years old, was charged with more than 28,000 counts of accessory to murder, all for deaths that occurred during World War II. The German court in Munich sentenced Demjanjuk, who is in ill health as you can see, to five years in prison." Ukranian-born Demjanjuk initially fought against the Germans with the Soviet Red Army in World War II. Prosecutors say after he was captured as a prisoner of war, Demjanjuk attended a Nazi training program to become a volunteer guard at the Sobibor concentration camp, where some 250,000 Jews were killed. (Video: BBC) When his trial began, Demjanjuk was listed by a Jewish human rights organization as the world's most wanted Nazi war criminal. A writer for the Guardian explains the accusations against him. "The case against Demjanjuk was that he was one of the guards who forced Jewish prisoners into rooms, knowing that engine fumes were to be pumped in. Demjanjuk is then alleged to have dragged out the corpses and thrown them into a mass grave, where they were later burned in an attempt to leave no trace." But those accusations weren't necessarily part of his indictments -- Sky News reports the prosecution's case took an interesting turn, mostly because they had no living witnesses to testify against Demjanjuk. ALEX ROSSI, SKY NEWS EUROPE CORRESPONDENT: "The first time in a Nazi war crimes trial in Germany that it's been used -- He's only guilty by association, not guilty they say of any specific crimes. Just being there was enough to seal a conviction, and the conviction rested on two crucial bits of evidence: Firstly, an identity card issued by the SS and also written records." But the tactic outraged Demjajuk's defense team, who insist he was a victim of the Nazis and spent the time in question as a prisoner of war, not as a guard at Sobibor. DEFENSE ATTORNEY: "The trial was never worthwhile in any sense at all. John Demjanjuk is just a scapegoat for the Germans. He has to pay for all the mistakes they made in the past, and that's not justice." (France 24) But the chairman of a Holocaust remembrance organization tells The Jerusalem Post, the Nazis of Germany could not have carried out their plans alone. "The conviction today of Demjanjuk underscores the fact that even though the policies of the 'Final Solution' ... were set and carried out by the German Nazi regime, the murder could not have taken place without the participation of myriads of Europeans on many levels. Their role was also criminal." Finally, as NPR reports -- this is actually the second time Demjanjuk has been found guilty of war crimes, but his previous conviction in Israel was overturned as a case of mistaken identity. "He's already spent eight years in an Israeli prison convicted of crimes he allegedly committed as 'Ivan the Terrible', a notorious guard at the Treblinka camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. But his conviction and death sentence were overturned after the Israeli Supreme Court ruled there was reasonable doubt he worked at that camp." Demjanjuk's family and attorneys say they will appeal the decision, and the 91-year-old is currently out on bail pending appeal. Follow Newsy on Twitter @Newsy_Videos for updates in your stream. Get more multisource world video news analysis from Newsy. Transcript by Newsy.


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Expansive or petite, plush or plain - the popular additions to Amarillo homes during the summer of 1961 were fallout shelters.
"A new status symbol has appeared on the Amarillo scene," reported a story that was part of a full-page spread in the Aug. 20 Amarillo Daily News. "The shelters - being started at about the rate of one a day at this time - are of various shapes, sizes and degrees of comfort."
Some of the shelters from the nuclear attacks expected from the communists were simply fortified tornado shelters.
Others were elaborate, two-story underground buildings complete with electrical generators and septic tanks.
However, "In most cases sanitary needs are served by disposable plastic bags," according to the story.
Amarillo residents feared their city was likely to be caught in the cross hairs of Russian missiles due to the presence of Amarillo Air Force Base, the Pantex Ordnance Plant and plentiful oil, gas and helium resources, the story reported.
Concrete block shelters in basements cost about $200 for materials. More elaborate models resembling metal tanks started at about $1,000.
"This model, providing a living space of 64 feet, costs some $1,500. It can be doubled in size for about $500 more," according to the story.
The fallout shelters were stocked with foodstuffs and other things needed to survive the estimated two weeks required for radiation to subside to survivable levels.
Guaranteeing safe water was a problem, according to the story.
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One of the photographs included in the spread showed Jack Berry looking at the remnants of the 2-year-old swimming pool he had demolished in his back yard to make way for a shelter.
Another showed Coggins and his wife relaxing on chaise lounges on top of their shelter, flanked by air exhaust pipes.
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Mercyhurst cruises into ECAC D-II Lacrosse League tournament final
The Mercyhurst men's lacrosse team eagerly awaited Wheeling Jesuit's arrival at Tullio Field Friday morning.
The Cardinals traveled to Erie on game day instead of Thursday for their matchup with the No. 1 Lakers in the opening semifinal of the ECAC Division II Lacrosse League tournament.
"We wanted to come out strong, come out fast and put them away early," junior attackman Brady Heseltine said.
The Lakers did just that, as they scored three goals in the first quarter, three more in the second and then exploded for seven in the third on the way to a convincing 14-3 win that secured their chance to play for the league's inaugural postseason championship. Top-seeded Mercyhurst (15-0) will meet third-seeded Lake Erie (12-3), a 12-10 winner against second-seeded Seton Hill (12-3) in the second semifinal, Sunday at noon in the title game at Tullio Field.
"It was definitely a point of interest," Lakers coach Chris Ryan said of the Cardinals' travel plans. "We're a pretty deep team, and the kids are in pretty good condition. We wanted to get out there and get up and down the field, put some early pressure on them and then see how that wore (on them)."
The Lakers didn't want the Cardinals to build an early lead like they did in the teams' regular-season meeting March 30 in Erie. In that game, Wheeling Jesuit opened the scoring with two goals in the first 5 minutes before Mercyhurst scored the next four to take the lead.
The Cardinals trailed only 9-7 entering the fourth quarter, only to have Mercyhurst score the game's final six goals to cap a 15-7 home win.
Yet on this day, the Lakers began wearing down a Cardinals' defense with little depth from the outset with their speed and depth up front.
"We had to jump on them. And once we had them (down), we had to keep them there," said junior attackman Jake McAndrew, who joined Heseltine in leading the way with four goals apiece. Heseltine scored all of his goals in the third-quarter barrage to give him a team-best 35 this season.
Senior attackman Brian Scheetz had a six-point effort -- a goal and five assists -- to improve his season total to 58 points (24 goals, 34 assists).
Heseltine thought the team began the game a bit slowly. Perhaps the players had some pregame jitters, he said.
Yet the Lakers began to find their groove after McAndrew snapped the scoreless tie 4 minutes, 11 seconds into the game. "We started moving our feet faster," Heseltine said. "The faster we went, the harder it was for them to keep up. We wanted to keep pushing ... and not let them back into this game."
The Lakers accomplished their goal. Now it's time to prepare for the title game.
"These guys are sitting in a good place right now mentally," Ryan said. "We've just got to rest them up physically and get ready for Sunday."
- News and notes: James Chayka added two goals for Mercyhurst. ... Jared Gillespie, a 2011 McDowell graduate and sophomore defenseman for Wheeling Jesuit, had no groundballs, no caused turnovers and one minute in penalties. ... The Cardinals likely won't earn a spot in the NCAA D-II playoffs. They entered the weekend ranked sixth in the NCAA's South Region, behind teams like Mercyhurst (No. 1), Seton Hill (No. 3) and Lake Erie (No. 5). Four teams apiece from the South and North regions will earn spots in the eight-team field. ... Cathedral Prep graduate Erik Hultgren, a redshirt sophomore midfielder for Seton Hill, had no points, two shots and one groundball against Lake Erie.
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Brad Nortman is forced to punt out of Wisconsin's end zone.
Chris Maragos tackles FSU running back Antone Smith.
FSU running back Antone Smith tries to get past the grasp of UW's Matt Shaughnessy.
O'Brien Schofield reacts after a near interception for Wisconsin.
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DeAndre Levy sacks Florida State QB Christian Ponder.
Alan Langford defends as FSU receiver Corey Surrency reaches for a pass.
Pictures from Wisconsin's loss to Florida State in the Champs Sports Bowl.
Published Dec. 27, 2008
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