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Rule to prevent tarmac delays backfires for airline passengers: study
January 4, 2016 | Chicago Tribune
A rule intended to keep airline passengers from being stuck for long stretches on the tarmac has resulted in more delays, according to a study co-authored by Professor Vikrant Vaze.
To Sustain Astronauts' Mental Health, Dartmouth-Led Team Testing New Virtual Reality Tech in Arctic Isolation
January 4, 2016 | Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Adjunct professor of engineering, Dartmouth physician, and former astronaut Jay Buckey is leading an investigation of whether simulated natural beauty can relieve the psychological challenges of living in isolated confinement.
Airline tarmac rule leads to more passenger delays, study concludes
January 3, 2016 | Los Angeles Times
A study by Dartmouth and MIT concludes that one of the nation's toughest passenger rights laws—that fines airlines for stranding fliers on an airport tarmac—may actually increase passenger delays.
Researchers propose tweak to three-hour rule for tarmac delays
December 24, 2015 | Runway Girl Network
Experts, including Professor Vikrant Vaze, have called into question whether passengers truly are benefiting from the US Department of Transportation's "three-hour rule" for tarmac delays.
Flight canceled? The government may be to blame
December 23, 2015 | MarketWatch
The 2010 Tarmac Delay Rule has led to a jump in the rate of flight cancellations according to a study by researchers at the MIT and Dartmouth.
A rule to decrease flight delays leads to more flight delays
December 22, 2015 | TouchVision
A rule meant to lower the number of flight delays has actually backfired according to researchers including Dartmouth engineering professor Vikrant Vaze.
Rule to prevent flight delays causes more delays
December 22, 2015 | Mashable
Researchers at Dartmouth published a study looking at the effect of the US Department of Transportation rule in 2010 that limits tarmac delays. Is air travel better now?
Late Flights Rose After US Bid to Stem Traveler Tarmac Holdups
December 21, 2015 | Bloomberg Business
Professor Vikrant Vaze is quoted about a study he conducted with MIT researchers on how a US rule designed to spare travelers time on the tarmac has actually spurred additional delays.
Airline Passengers Face Longer Delays Under DOT Rule, Dartmouth-MIT Study Finds
December 21, 2015 | Dartmouth Now
Professor Vikrant Vaze is a lead researcher on a study that found it takes most passengers far more time to reach their destination despite a federal rule that penalizes airlines for lengthy tarmac delays.
Dartmouth Engineering Professor Named a 2015 National Academy of Inventors Fellow
December 15, 2015
Dartmouth Professor of Engineering (Emeritus, Adjunct) Robert C. Dean Jr. has been named a 2015 NAI Fellow for creating or facilitating inventions that have made a tangible impact on quality of life, economic development, and the welfare of society.


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Severinsen lights up Christmas in MSO seasonal concert
Nothing ushers in the holiday season quite like Doc Severinsen and 200-or-so instrumentalists and singers raising the roof of Uihlein Hall with seasonal music.
Severinsen, who retired from the Milwaukee Symphony Pops principal pops conductor post in 2007, returned to the MSO podium on Friday with trumpet and flugelhorn in hand. He led a high-energy, festive program of holiday music that meshed classical music with pop, jazz and traditional carols. »Read Full Article(4)
Now a medical professor, 50 years ago he was in 'Charade'
Thomas Chelimsky did not become a movie star.
A brush with Elizabeth Taylor helped steer the former child actor away from film, and he chose a career path that led to his becoming professor and chairman of the Department of Neurology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2011. »Read Full Article(8)
Milwaukee saying goodbye to Onion, A.V. Club with 3 free parties
Of course a staff member of the Onion would crack a joke about the satirical paper's final print issue on Dec. 12.
"When the Madison Onion closed down last year, the editors there ran a piece that called for a city riot," said Matt Wild, city editor since 2011 for the Onion and its local arts and entertainment section and website A.V. Club Milwaukee. "I will be making a special request of the city that hopefully will not be quite as illegal." »Read Full Article(26)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from U2, the Killers and Yo La Tengo
U2, featuring frontman Bono (above) is back with its first proper song since 2009, "Ordinary Love." Reuters photo by Paulo Whitaker. »Read Full Blog Post
Reading the John Updike stories: 'The Lucid Eye in Silver Town'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
In "The Lucid Eye in Silver Town," Jay August looks back on a day trip he made at age 13 with his father Martin from small-town Pennsylvania to New York City. Before I delve into the story, I have to ask: Couldn't many different Updike stories be called "The Lucid Eye" in, on or around something else? »Read Full Blog Post
Too much testosterone at the Business Journal?
Forgive me, but am I to understand that Milwaukee's "power brokers" in real estate, construction and architecture are an "intriguing mix" of all men?
Are these the best bars in Milwaukee?
The Esquire Network special "Best Bars in America" includes four Milwaukee establishments: the Knights Bar at Mader's, Holler House, Bryant's and Koz's Mini Bowl.
Sounds arbitrary to me. What do you think? »Read Full Blog Post(22)
On Tap Today: Cudahy Carolers and an alt Nutcracker
You have to wonder how this one would play beyond state lines. Come and be in the know by the nature of where you're located at "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," a theater production that has a bit of fun with Milwaukee south siders. The musical show includes numbers such as "O Little Town of Cudahy" to the tune of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" and "We T'ree Guys" for "We Three Kings."
Or how about a version of "The Nutcracker" in trees and poinsettias rather that ballerinas and toy soldiers? Or, if you are in the mood for some dance, why not stop in to see some studying dancers and support the work they do with a pay-what-you-can bargain. »Read Full Blog Post

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Local musicians
One of the exciting aspects of England Run Branch's After Party is the chance for teens to watch live musical performances. Giving teenagers the chance to see people their age use such creativity and talent is empowering. This year we are happy to host an act that showcases the ingenuity of of today's youth.
Flight Boiis, a hip-hop duo from James Monroe High School, have been honing their skills for the past two years. Like mainstream rappers, they have their own stage monikers. Zane Landeck is known as "bandzz." Ahmad Spence goes by the name "lil Jeuce."
Making wonderful music has always been part of Ann Rabson's life. Now in her fourth decade as a songwriter, recording artist, and performer, she is visited by Debby Klein and shares her thoughts and her music on CRRL Presents, a Central Rappahannock Regional Library production.
It's time to come together for The Ambulance Review, 52 Foreign Dumpsters, and The Electric Revolution!
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Dr. Vayssieres is a senior scientist of National Institute for Materials Science (Japan) and director of International Center for Young Scientists. His recent research involves nano-composites for photo-catalytic devices. He received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Physical Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry in 1995 from Pierre & Marie Curie University in Paris. Thereafter, he joined Uppsala University (Sweden) as a postdoctoral fellow for the Swedish Materials Consortium on Clusters and Ultra-fine particles. He was a visiting scientist at the University of Texas at Austin, Stellenbosch University (South Africa), Glenn T. Seaborg center at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. He has authored over 50 publications, presented over 60 invited lectures at various research institutions and major international conferences. He is the editor of the International Journal of Nanotechnology, and also serves as R&D consultant for Hydrogen Solar Ltd in UK.


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Celebrate each month of a baby's first year in this keepsake frame. The mat includes 12 uniformly sized openings in addition to one larger opening for the photo that says it all. Black frame has a crackle finish for vintage appeal.
- 23.25" wide x 13.25" high x 1" thick
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Dhyquem L. deadlifted a 500-pound weight five times. He is 14 years old.
Luke T. recited all 66 books of the Bible. He is five years old.
Two-year-old Siddhu correctly solved the 2, 3, and 5 multiplication tables. He can also count from 1 to 1,000 and can add any two numbers between 1 to 100.
When he was just 735 days old, Silas Good quoted Zach
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performance in Zach Galifianakis: Live at the Purple Onion. In the
performance, Galifianakis portrays a five-year old with a beard.
Patrick Fraser juggled five balls in a cascade pattern. He made the
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Adam Lansing successfully converted a 1980 Toyota Celica into a street legal electric sports car. He is 16 years old.
Benjamin Hagkull, a disabled 12-year-old boy, wheelchaired along the peak of a roof.
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Pete Moyer, who is 19 years old (6,942 days old), juggled three clubs in double spins while hula hooping.
Rebecca S. completed a grade 8 keyboard practical exam. She is 11 years old.
Sri Rithupa disassembled a Little Junior Ring toy in one minute. He is 235 days old.
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Calling All Brothers
On August 25, a group of 100 men of color lined up outside Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, in Hartford to greet and cheer for the children on their first day of school. "In an urban community, people say that black men [aren't] valued or there aren't enough black men doing something," Pastor AJ Johnson explained. "I wanted to prove everyone wrong."
"Is the School House the Proper Place to Teach Raw Sex?" Phrasing!!
"Today, most American adults can call up some memory of sex ed in their school, whether it was watching corny menstruation movies or seeing their school nurse demonstrate putting a condom on a banana. The movies, in particular, tend to stick in our minds. Screening films at school to teach kids how babies are made has always been a touchy issue, particularly for people who fear such knowledge will steer their children toward sexual behavior. But sex education actually has its roots in moralizing: American sex-ed films emerged from concerns that social morals and the family structure were breaking down." — Slut-Shaming, Eugenics, and Donald Duck: The Scandalous History of Sex-Ed Movies
The Opt-Out Revolution, Revisited
In 2003, the New York Times published a lengthy article by Lisa Belkin about women who were choosing to leave the workforce to be stay-at-home moms: The Opt-Out Generation. In the the last ten years, the article's conclusions regarding upper-middle-class women's choices about work and motherhood have been debated, studied, rediscovered, denied, lamented, and defended. It's been noted by many that "most mothers have to work to make ends meet but the press writes mostly about the elite few who don't." Ms. Belkin's piece also never mentioned what what a disaster divorce or the death of a spouse can create for dependent women in such situations. After a decade, the Times is revisiting the topic: The Opt-Out Generation Wants Back In.
What Happened To You?
When a person graduates high school as one of the top students, all sorts of grand predictions are made for the person's future. But how many of them end up doing the things predicted of them? The Buffalo News did a feature in 2007 on what the top students in the Buffalo area from 1987 ended up doing after high school. Some of them have done remarkable things, while others have made their mark in smaller ways, all are interesting in their own way.
Let it blaze! Let it blaze! For we have done with this 'education'!
Virginia Woolf: A feminist's view on why we go to war.
Schoolgirls Unite!
Single-Sex Education When WNYC's Leonard Lopate Show decided to discuss (audio) the Summer's gender brouhaha, an interesting thing happened. The guest expected to support gender difference interpretations, Dr. Sax, and the guest expected to discuss structural challenges to women in the sciences, Dr. Bell, agreed on one solution: single-sex education. As the AP noted last summer, single-sex public education is up. Though some object on the basis that separate is never equal, Dr. Sax's organization claims both boys and girls see definite results. And even if you don't agree with Dr. Sax's reasoning, he says the studies are on his side. After all, girls schools have given us awesome ladies like Rosa Parks, Sally Ride, and me.
The Male Minority
The Male Minority The percentage of men enrolled in higher education has dropped below that of women. Are men not encouraged as much as women to go to college?
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NSTA Nashville, March 31-April 3We'll be giving away copies of our "How GPS Works" poster and the GPS Adventures activity book during the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) National Conference in Nashville, TN. Look for Chris Mindnich at the NOAA Education booth (#1423) in the exhibit hall.
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What is GPS?
The Global Positioning System is a U.S.-owned utility that provides users with positioning, navigation, and timing services.
Who Uses GPS?
GPS is an essential element of the global information infrastructure. The technology is in everything from cell phones and wristwatches to bulldozers, shipping containers, and ATM's.
Teaching Resources
From NOAA Education
The following links lead to GPS-related lesson plans prepared for high school teachers by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
- Trilateration Exercise from NSTA
- I Know Where You Are!
- Meet Geodesy — The Science Behind GPS
- Marine Navigation
From GPS Adventures
The creators of the GPS Adventures exhibit prepared "A Guide for Teachers and Students" featuring activities suitable for grades K-8.
From the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution's Time and Navigation exhibit includes online teaching resources and rich multimedia related to GPS.
If you're planning a class trip to Washington, D.C., be sure to visit the exhibit at National Air & Space Museum!
Common QuestionsSee more
GPS Tutorials
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"Perfect tag for my daughter's baptism favors! The theme is butterflies (on invites, thank-you's, menu cards, etc.) So this is perfect! The butterfly images are chic without being too cutesy like others I have seen. Thanks!"
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Are All Summary Indicators of the Stance of Fiscal Policy Misleading?
Two recent criticisms of summary fiscal indicators are appraised: first, that they and the conventionally measured public sector balances from which they are derived are not sufficiently broadly defined; second, that they are meaningless because they do not reflect changes in the distribution of wealth between generations. The paper concludes that the defects of summary fiscal indicators have been exaggerated. It is not feasible to include all changes in public sector net worth in the deficit, and the existence of liquidity constraints and aversion to indebtedness imply that conventionally measured public sector deficits are not irrelevant.
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Make Dad's Father's Day Gift a Personal One from a Child
This Father's Day enable kids to give a gift of the heart! Kas Winters, Mother of Family Ideas™ has compiled several simple crafts that dad is bound to treasure!
This Father's Day enable kids to give a gift of the heart! Kas Winters, Mother of Family Ideas™ has compiled several simple crafts that dad is bound to treasure!
Nothing says "love" like a homemade gift. This Valentine's Day why not make your own stash of creative cards that are more meaningful than those glossy store-bought ones. Save money and promote fine motor skills!
It's 3 p.m. on the last day of the year. Your sitter has just called to say she"s got the flu. Many would panic; you simply decide to move the evening's festivities to your home. How hard can it be to put together a casual, delicious spread to share with some friends? Especially when you ask the friends to bring the beverages?
Put out the buffet snacks. Gather up the pots, pans, and noise makers. It's time for the big count down! You don't have any noise makers? We can fix that!
As the old year winds down, your thoughts might turn to changes you'll make in the coming year. What's in store for the new year?
"Ho Ho Ho!" or "Bah humbug!" One of these probably describes your house on Christmas Eve. What traditions help you celebrate these winter holidays? Does Santa make an appearance?
Making a New Year's resolution is like any other project that we encounter, whether it's a monster work assignment or something that must be done around the house.
The kids are already bouncing off the walls. You're pulling out your hair. Even the dog's in the action, flying in crazy circles. If Santa doesn't come down the chimney soon, you'll go through the roof! Here's how you can help them survive -- and enjoy -- these final hours 'til "ho-ho-ho" arrives!
Just think, from this point forward every day gets a little bit longer. Hello spring! Ok, maybe not quite yet, but each day brings it a little bit closer and that's definitely a reason to celebrate. How about camping in the living room? It's an activity that may make the long night seem way too short.
Kwanzaa runs from December 26 to January 1. Each day is dedicated to celebrating one of the principles believed to have been key to building strong families and communities in African cultures. Help your child follow along with one of these activities.


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Houston, 28 November (Argus) — US advanced ethanol producers cannot afford to keep missing federally required production levels that have raised the ire of powerful foes, executives in the sector said today.
Industry leaders today at the National Advanced Biofuels Conference & Expo in Houston, Texas, said the industry must show they are more than a "phantom fuel" in 2013 as another year passes with little to none of the advanced biofuel made commercially available.
"We do need to prove to the world that this is a real industry, that it does work, and that we can stand on our own two feet," vice-president of bioenergy at DSM, a joint venture partner with US ethanol producer Poet.
Advanced biofuel – made from non-food feedstocks such as cellulose or algae instead of corn – has struggled to achieve large-scale production even as federal regulations require refiners and fuel importers to purchase millions of gallons of the fuel every year.
Obligated buyers pay penalties for failing to satisfy Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) volume requirements for biofuels – even when the fuel is not available. Refiners and importers were required to purchase waiver credits to satisfy a requirement to use at least 6.6mn USG of cellulosic fuel last year and 8.65mn USG of the fuel this year. The industry has not yet produced a gallon of the fuel refiners can use to satisfy the requirement.
Refiners have chafed at penalties incurred over a fuel that does not exist and pointed to the lack of a production in a broader bid to overhaul RFS. The American Petroleum Institute (API), an oil industry group, yesterday filed suit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as part of a broader call to repeal and start over federal renewable fuels requirements. API sued in 2011 and 2012 over cellulosic biofuel mandates.
The ongoing criticism and potential tinkering with federal regulations has complicated financing for the industry, executives said.
"The market is very unstable, and has been for some time," KiOR chief executive Fred Cannon said. "These RFS challenges, whether they're real or not, it creates uncertainty."
Cannon said cellulosic gallons, as well as associated Renewable Identification Numbers, would begin to flow next year. The EPA has not yet set required volumes for 2013; Advanced Biofuels Association president Michael McAdams said the agency was unlikely to meet a 30 November deadline.
But the advanced biofuels industry needed an achievable volume in 2013, he said — one that wouldn't put the industry in a position of going to court to defend a level they couldn't meet.
"Whatever number you pick, we've got to hit it," McAdams said he told the administration recently. "We can't miss the cellulosic number every year."
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Utica, New York, 150 North Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13502, United States of America
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Utica This Utica property is located near National Distance Running Hall of Fame. Another nearby point of interest is Utica Memorial Auditorium. Breakfast included Days Inn Utica provides complimentary breakfast and high-speed Internet access. Premium channels Guestrooms offer cable television and cable/satellite TV; rooms also include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers.
Property amenitiesNumber of floors: 2Complimentary breakfastInternet access in public areas - complimentaryInternet access in public areas - high speed
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Great Deal for the MoneyIts a good hotel for the money. I would recommend.Rating:1
Wouldnt go backLobby service okay, but room furniture, including the bed were not comfortable. The sheets did not fit the bed, making the night more uncomfortable.Rating:5
Clean and ComfyStopped here on our way home from Herkimer Diamond Mines... Although we were surprised by the location (in a commercial area) the hotel was clean and the bed and pillows were very comfy. Room layout was bit awkward but other than that it was clean and the free breakfast was still out when we checked out at 10amRating:4
Good place to spend a nightThe hotel was clean and reasonable priced. We were just looking for some place to stay on our way to Boston. This worked out fine.Rating:3
Clean but noisyI stayed for one night and would do so again. My room was clean. However, the floor I was on was incredibly noisy with a group staying in multiple rooms on the floor. I would ask in the future about nearness to groups. The walls are extremely thin and one can hear every door banging in the hallway, not to mention loud conversations in the hallway/rooms, and kids yelling. At some point, someone did enforce quiet but it was long after I would have liked as I needed to get some rest early for an early departure.Rating:4
Minor problemsOverall this is a good place to stay. Minor plumbing problems in bathroom but may be due to city water system & not hotel (low pressue in shower). Would return to if had to stay in Utica area again. Good choice. Continental breakfast is a nice convenience for travelers.Rating:4
Great HotelAlthough the room was cramped a little, it was the perfect place for me and my two friends to have a place to stay the night after the Disturbed concert!!Rating:2
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Just OKMy family spent a night here while traveling from the Midwest to the East Coast for Thanksgiving. Its a decent place to spend the night, and it seems that theyve made some minor improvements recently to the hotel. But the room was quite small, and it would have started to feel crowded quite quickly if we had stayed more than a single night.Rating:4
Nice to stay short timeIf you have business it central to most of Utica and express-ways.
Travelers tip on diningFor good Steaks DelMonicos right across the street.Rating:3
For the price it was passable not greatThere were bugs (spider and a beetle) in the room. The shower curtain had mold on it. For a cheap hotel it was ok. We will look for something better if we return to the area.Rating:4
ok for the priceI have no complains about the hotel. The room was clean and it was quiet. They had breakfast in the morning. It seems that the hotel had gone through renovations recently. It was better than I expected.
Travelers tip on diningDelmonicos across the street is a good option to all the boring fast food chains for dining. Be prepared to eat a lot, though.Rating:3
Not ImpressedThe first room that we were given had not been cleaned and it had been smoked in and we had requested a non-smoking room. The hotel was undergoing remodeling. It really needs remodeling
Travelers tip on diningIt is located close to several dining optionsRating:2
Ugh. Drunks hanging out by the doors.Yucky.Rating:4
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Guild War Devs Discuss What They Think is Wrong With MMORPGs
"Design manifesto" offers new details on the sequel.
With the tenth anniversary of Guild Wars upon us, developer ArenaNet has put out what they're calling their "design manifesto" for the upcoming sequel. In it, they describe much of what they consider to be wrong with traditional MMORPGs, and how they plan to go about fixing them.
"It sometimes feels like our industry has thrown the baby out with the bathwater. When you play an RPG, you want to experience a compelling and memorable storyline. You want your choices to matter. You want your actions to leave their mark on the world. Letâ??s start demanding those things of MMOs too," ArenaNet president Mike O'Brien wrote.
The studio promises that Guild Wars 2 will feature new approaches to storytelling and combat, as well as some unique cooperative mechanics. For instance, rather than distributing quests via the traditional "exclamation mark" system, players in a given area may suddenly notice a dragon attacking a village and decide to investigate.
The original game was noted for being episodic, as well as for its lack of subscription fee. O'Brien says the sequel will be more like a traditional MMORPG this time, but that there will continue to be no fees.
No release date has been announced for Guild Wars 2 yet, but it will most likely be out in 2011. You can find the complete manifesto here.
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My complaint about MMORPGsPosted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by Jonathon_Striker
The forced co-op. I enjoyed the game for the time that now seems brief, but I hated the fact that I could not do much without the help of others, and that monks would literally whore themselves to join your party for money. It's like if you didn't play every single day with your online friends and guild-mates, or actually have 7 devoted friends who were just as nerdy as you are, you couldn't do anything but give up on the game. I don't know if I could go back to playing Guild Wars now, and I'm not sure if I'd really ever want to play an MMO if they are all going to end up feeling the same way.
Hopefully...Posted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by San_Andreas
...they'll also ditch the Blizzard-style point-and-click autobattling.
Guild WarsPosted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by Mr.LametoWatch
I don't like MMORPGs, but Guild Wars is pretty cool.... and free....
Can't WaitPosted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by TheBurningBullet
I am still currently an active player on Guild Wars and have been for over a year now. Having played multiple other MMORPG's I can say that it does many things very well that others do not. I'm looking forward to the sequel as are many others.
And I'm not by anyway trying to nitpick, as I'm a fan of your writing and commentary Kat but its GW's 5th year anniversary.
Good GroundworkPosted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by KaelWolfcry
The first was a nice blast of fresh air to the MMO genre as a whole, and this little manifesto of theirs bodes well for the sequel. While the game had easily the best PvP element (Wait, you mean that people actually have to use SKILL in duels instead of mindlessly slapping three bars' worth of abilities?), I really really hope that there's going to be a lot more PvE stuff this time around.
Call me a whiner, but PvP in the MMO space just seems unskilled to me--there's not enough reaction or twitch there. Real PvP resides in the FPS in my opinion.
Was a big fan of the original -Posted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by sparks24
I didn't like it at first, and at first i thought it was boring, but I grew to love it. The best thing about it is it's extremely balanced PVP - which is why you build up a character in the first place, right? To go against other players. The game as a whole is just so rewarding - tactics and skill really do matter here. I played a little bit of the first expansion as well , and that's about it because my comp sucks and couldn't handle the graphics anymore.
I like how the creators are still innovating the industry - i always knew them to be former Blizzard employees, but now I can see they really do want to make a difference in the MMO genre.


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" Swims in schools all day long."
" Move the lure quickly to attract its attention."
" Plankton is its food of choice, so the big horse mackerels are found in
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" Fast-swimming fish."
" Does not approach land, so the only way to catch it is by boat."
" Stops being active at night when the sun goes down."
" An aggressive fish that reacts to fast, straight-moving lures. But reeling
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" Feeds on other fish, so the largest marlins are found in parts of the ocean
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Pacific Saury
" Lives in schools near the surface of the ocean."
" Can be caught from a beach shore."
" Swims all day long following a fixed course."
" Move the lure in a zigzag pattern to attract the fish."
" The biggest pacific sauries are found in oceans with abundant aquatic life
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" Lives in schools."
" Can be caught from a beach shore or an embankment."
" Active all day long."
" It is a demure fish and if the lure is moved too quickly, it will be scared
" Large schools of sardines live in oceans where plankton is abundant."
Sea Bass
" Swims all over the ocean on a fixed course."
" Can be caught in the ocean from anywhere around this town."
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" Move the lure quickly and the fish will aggressively come in for the bait."
" Big sea basses can be caught in the ocean where there is a large river
Sea Bream
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Guest lecture on mourning rituals next Saturday
Notice the spelling, or you might think this is a lecture on waking up and pouring yourself a cup of coffee. Far from it, as the Holliday-Dorsey-Fife Museum is pleased to welcome guest lecturers Betty English and Carolyn Balog who will be presenting an entertaining discussion on the rites and customs of mourning for lost loved ones in the Victorian era.
The half-hour lecture will be presented in the form of a dramatic skit in full Victorian mourning attire. Attendees will learn about the great Southern tradition of properly mourning for family members and will see various jewelry and other accessories that were important to the society of that era. Following the lecture, attendees will be guided through the full "Mourning Rituals" exhibit to view a more extensive collection of artifacts relating to this topic. Some of the more notable pieces in the collection include jewelry with the woven hair of the deceased, and post-mortem photos of Western outlaws including the man shot by Doc Holliday at the OK Corral in 1881.
The lecture and guided tour is on Saturday, Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. and is appropriate for the entire family. Admission is $5 for adults and $4 for children over 6. The Holliday-Dorsey-Fife Museum is located one block west of the square in Downtown Fayetteville. For more info, contact 770-719-4175.


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Syrian Rebels 'Frustrated' as Obama Avoids War
Gen. Salim Idris, commander of the Free Syrian Army rebel group, told PBS NewsHour co-anchor Gwen Ifill on Monday that he supports the U.S.-Russian brokered deal to eliminates Syria's chemical weapons, but warned that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad would still be able to freely exterminate his own people using conventional weapons.
Meanwhile, a U.N. report made public Monday confirmed the use of the deadly sarin gas near Damascus on Aug. 21, but didn't say whether it was the regime or rebels who used it. (Read the full 38-page report.)
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GWEN IFILL: One group that criticized the U.S.-Russia agreement is the Free Syrian Army. They have been fighting the Assad government for more than two years. I spoke earlier today to rebel leader General Salim Idris. He connected with us via Skype from inside Syria.
General, thank you for joining us.
I want to start by asking you for you reaction to this new U.S.-Russia-brokered deal that calls for the seizure and destruction of chemical weapons.
GEN. SALIM IDRIS, Free Syrian Army: Everything is very clear.
There is a war crime. There is a criminal regime. There is a murderer, a president. But other than — what is so-called Russian initiative, we think now that there is a very little chance for strikes.
What we can say, we, the Syrian people, on behalf of the Syrian people and on behalf of the revolutionary forces, that we are very frustrated because of what is going on and because the international community is not caring any more about the victims.
GWEN IFILL: President Obama said a few weeks ago that he would send arms to help you. Have you received those arms?
SALIM IDRIS: We are receiving now many kinds of support from our American friends.
But I can't talk in media about — in detail about military support. You excuse me, please. You know this is very critical, and I can't talk about it.
GWEN IFILL: General Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he didn't think the side the U.S. has chosen is necessarily ready to promote their interest and ours. That's the way he put it.
Do you feel like you're ready now?
SALIM IDRIS: We are ready in the Free Syrian Army for everything.
And we appreciate and welcome any kind of help from our friends in the United States. Under our command, we have very well-organized brigades and battalions who are working and fighting for freedom, for democracy.
GWEN IFILL: There's some concern, however, in the U.S. that some of the arms, if they were provided to the rebels, would end up in the hand of jihadis. What do you say to that?
SALIM IDRIS: We are ready in the Free Syrian Army to give you any kind of guarantee that you need to assure you that any kinds of weapons, ammunitions that you are going to deliver to us will be in the right hands, the hands of my officers, of my soldiers, of my fighters, who are really moderate, who are fighting for democracy, for freedom, who are against extremism.
And all other jihadi or extremist groups will not have any access to these kinds of support. And now we don't share information with them. We don't support them. We don't give them ammunition and weapons.
GWEN IFILL: As you know, General, the U.S. has said they will not endorse direct military intervention in this civil war. That's what the president has said. And I know some of your friends in Congress disagreed with that, but that's the last thing that we heard from the president and from Secretary Kerry.
So what do you want to U.S. to do, given that limitation?
SALIM IDRIS: They can organize a no-fly zone over the country, with the support of the Western countries, with the support of the Security Council, especially now.
I think it is more easy after the report, after the last report. In the last report, there is a crime. They can help us doing strikes using long-distance rockets, using air force, and not directly to send fighters on the ground.
GWEN IFILL: But, General, as you know, the U.N. report doesn't actually say the government is behind these attacks, which leads open the possibility, as some say, that your folks are behind them.
SALIM IDRIS: Oh, my God. Please.
Do you think that the FSA has ability to launch chemical materials? We said many, many times we don't have chemical materials. And, as you know, Secretary Kerry say it very clearly that our friends in the United States, they know where that rocket launched from and where they landed and who gave the order. We know who gave the order.
We have evidence. And the international community, all of our friends in the international community, they know that the regime used that chemical material.
GWEN IFILL: I have one final question for you, sir. Do you think, given the report from the U.N. and the deal that was cut in Geneva, that you are any closer today to your goal of overthrowing Assad?
SALIM IDRIS: I think we are very close to throw out Bashar and to collapse the regime. And I have the hope to collapse the regime tomorrow.
We hope that our friends in the United States help us and our friends in Europe, because the Russians and the Iranians are helping the criminal regime.
GWEN IFILL: General Salim Idris, thank you.Jewish Press Staff
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DragonCon & MomoCon Announce Partnership
April 5, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, Anime, Comic Books, Convention News, Cosplay, Georgia, Horror, Manga, Movies, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Television, Video Games, Webcomics
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Dragon Con, Inc., parent company of the internationally known Dragon Con pop culture convention, and MomoCon LLC, parent of the fastest growing all ages fan convention in the country, have formed an unprecedented strategic partnership to share resources, knowledge and experience to ensure that Atlanta continues to have the strongest fan conventions in the country.
Importantly, Dragon Con, Inc. will provide MomoCon with back office and administrative support while the current MomoCon leadership, including founders Chris Stuckey and Jessica Merriman, will continue to organize the convention and serve as its co-chairs. Stuckey and Merriman will also take expanded roles with Dragon Con, Inc. and the Dragon Con convention.
Founded in 2005, MomoCon began as an outgrowth of Georgia Tech's anime club. Its first convention attracted about 700 people to a free event on the school's campus. Ten years later, MomoCon attracted some 22,000 total attendees (more than 60,000 at the turnstile) to a four-day convention held in the Georgia World Congress Center.
"In today's competitive convention landscape, having Dragon Con and its founder Pat Henry on our side is an incredible advantage," Stuckey said. "This partnership gives Jess and I the ability to pursue our vision for MomoCon while continuing to provide our fans with the high quality event they expect from us year after year."
"We believe deeply in home-grown, well-run fan conventions that bring real value to the community," said Henry, who was one of several Dragon Con founders in 1986 and serves as the company's president today. "I am excited to be working with these two enormously creative entrepreneurs. I believe that their leadership will also help keep Dragon Con on the cutting edge of the convention scene."
MomoCon 2016, which brings together fans of Japanese anime, American animation, comics and gaming, will be held May 26 through May 29 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Dragon Con will celebrate its 30th year as the internationally known pop culture, sci fi, fantasy and gaming convention on Labor Day, September 2 through September 5 at five host hotels and the AmericasMart in downtown Atlanta. More than 70,000 people from every state in the union plus a few foreign countries attended Dragon Con in 2015.
About Dragon Con
Dragon Con is the internationally known pop culture convention held each Labor Day in Atlanta. Organized for fans by fans, Dragon Con features more than about 3,000 hours of comics, film, television, costuming, art, music and gaming over four days. For more information, please visit www.dragoncon.org and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
About MomoCon
Founded in 2004 by Jessica Merriman and Chris Stuckey, then students at Georgia Tech, MomoCon has grown from a 700 person on campus event to one of the largest conventions in the southeast United States for fans of video games, animation, cosplay, comics and tabletop games. More information about MomoCon is available at www.momocon.com.
Dragon*Con Ownership Reorganizes as Dragon Con, Inc.
July 8, 2013 by Brian Pate
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Dragon Con will Continue the Agreements With Hotels, Guests and Performers.
ATLANTA – July 8, 2013 – The Board of Directors and Shareholders of Dragon Con / ACE, Inc., producer of Dragon*Con, Atlanta's internationally known pop culture, fantasy and sci-fi convention, have agreed to merge the company into Dragon Con, Inc. (Dragon Con) in a cash-out merger.
Led by Pat Henry, David Cody and Robert Dennis, ownership of Dragon Con includes five of the six founding owners of Dragon Con / ACE (the old Dragon Con). The effective date of the merger is July 8, 2013.
Edward Kramer, who has not had any role in managing or organizing the convention since 2000, was offered cash for his shares in the old company. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
"This decision only affects the ownership of the old Dragon Con," said Pat Henry, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dragon Con. "Our members and others who attend Dragon*Con 2013 will experience the same fantastic convention they have come to expect from us."
Dragon Con will continue the agreements with each of the host and overflow hotels associated with the convention as well as all of the guests and performers scheduled to appear at this year's event, either "as is" or with amendments recognizing Dragon Con as owner.
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Dragon*Con is the largest pop culture convention featuring comics, film, television, costuming, art, music, and gaming. Held each Labor Day weekend in Atlanta, Dragon*Con attracted more than 52,000 attendees in 2012. For more information, please visit www.dragoncon.org.
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Cobra is recruiting, a congressman is going to SDCC, and you can make your own bat signal! All this and more for the week so far.
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Dragon*Con 2012 Art Show
August 27, 2012 by Colin Solan
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The Atlanta area art collectors are once again thrilled to bring a stellar display of comic and fantasy art your way at Dragon*Con 2012. This year our theme is the art of science fiction in books, magazines, comic strips, and comic books and we have a vast array of work from across all four mediums from the likes of Jeffrey Jones, Roy Krenkel, John Berkey, Gil Kane, Kelly Freas, Tim Truman, Frank Frazetta, Al McWilliams, Al Williamson, and many many more. The gallery will be set up in artists alley all day in Grand Hall East of the Hyatt Regency on Saturday September 1, 2012 and it's a great opportunity for original art collectors to meet, greet, and see some great art!
Her Universe Brings Geek Chic to Dragon*Con 2011
August 31, 2011 by Brian Pate
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ATLANTA, GA, August 23, 2011 — Almost half of all sci fi fans (and Dragon*Con attendees) are women, and they're just as eager as the guys to show their devotion to their favorites. Actress and entrepreneur Ashley Eckstein, who provides the voice of Ahsoka Tano in the hit animated series, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," has met the challenge with her new "geek chic" clothing line, Her Universe (www.heruniverse.com). Ashley will be offering her new line of female-focused apparel and accessories (including "Star Wars" and "Battlestar Galactica" convention exclusives), and meet the fans, at this year's Dragon*Con.
Married to former Major League Baseball player, two-time World Series Champion and World Series MVP, David Eckstein, Ashley grew frustrated with the lack of merchandise made for the growing number of female Sci-Fi fans. When she couldn't find Star Wars clothing for herself, as a fan, she made the decision to create her own line called Her Universe. As someone who always expressed herself through her sense of style, she now shares her love of all things sci fi with other geek girls. Ashley has made it her mission in fighting for the underdog, of spearheading the call to create a place for female fans in a pop culture community typically dominated by men.
Her stylish line of "geek chic" apparel and accessories features fashionable, female–focused products from such powerhouses as the Star Wars brand, and Syfy properties Battlestar Galactica, Warehouse 13 and "Syfy's Original Movies," among others. It may be a "man's world," but Ashley is quickly proving that there's more than enough room in Her Universe for everyone.
Dragon*Con is the largest fan-driven science fiction, fantasy and pop culture convention in North America. Celebrating its 25th year, Dragon*Con brings over 40,000 fans to downtown Atlanta each Labor Day weekend to enjoy appearances by celebrity guests, musical performances, panel discussions, costume contests, and more.
Hero Initiative Schedule at Dragon*Con 2011
August 29, 2011 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Georgia, Top Stories
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Hero Initiative, the non-profit organization that raises money for comic creators in need, is proud to announce its attendance at Dragon*Con over labor day weekend, September 2nd through 5th in Atlanta, Georgia. Hero will be located at Booth #BT23.
Hero's special guests include world-renown artists Steve Dillon and George Pérez. Dillon is the artist of the critically acclaimed Preacher and Wolverine: Origin. Pérez, the longtime artist of New Teen Titans and Avengers, is also writing the relaunched Superman for DC Comics, which starts in September. Both have generously committed their time to raise money for Hero Initiative at Dragon*Con, so stop by booth BT23 and be the lucky recipient of a sketch or signature while contributing to a wonderful cause.
Captain America writer/artist Karl Kesel will also be at the Hero booth on Sunday. While you are getting a coveted sketch ask our helpful volunteers about becoming a Hero Initiative member! Do It!
Schedule is as follows:
FRIDAY, SEP. 2 (con hours 1-8)
130-330: Steve Dillon
330-530: George Pérez
530-730: Steve Dillon
SATURDAY, SEP. 3 (con hours 10-8)
1030-1230: George Pérez and Roz Friday
1230-230: Steve Dillon
430-630: Steve Dillon
SUNDAY, SEP. 4 (con hours 10-8)
1030-1230: Steve Dillon
1230-230: Karl Kesel
230-430: George Pérez
430-630: Steve Dillon
630-800: George Pérez
MONDAY, SEP. 5 (con hours 10-4)
1030-1230: Steve Dillon
1230-230: George Pérez
About The Hero Initiative
The Hero Initiative is the first-ever federally chartered not-for-profit corporation dedicated strictly to helping comic book creators in need. Hero creates a financial safety net for yesterday's creators who may need emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and an avenue back into paying work. It's a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment.
Vanguard Productions Presents Stan Lee Panels at Dragon*Con 2011
August 24, 2011 by Brian Pate
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STAN LEE and J. DAVID SPURLOCK
ENCORE for Atlanta DRAGON*CON SEPT 2-5, 2011
Stan and Dave to reunite for an encore of last year's hit Dragon Con panel
Title: Stan 'The Man' Lee
Description: Interview and Q&A with a living legend.
Time: Sun 02:30 pm Location: Atrium Ballroom – Marriott
Moderator / MC for panel : J. David Spurlock
Title: Stan Lee – Man of Marvel
Description: What was it like creating the world's most iconic superheroes? Get answers when Stan Lee takes the stage.
Time: Mon 10:00 am Location: Atrium Ballroom – Marriott
Moderator / MC for panel : J. David Spurlock
UPDATED: George Perez Announces Dragon*Con 2011 Schedule
August 23, 2011 by Brian Pate
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Georgia, Top Stories
UPDATE: George has announced that the $20 price for head sketches was incorrect and will instead be $25; these are to benefit the Hero Initiative.
Via Facebook, George Perez, writer and cover artist for Superman in the New DC 52, has announced his schedule for Dragon*Con:
My Dragon*Con schedule is now set. I will be doing sketches and autographing books to raise money for the Hero Initiative at the following times: Friday: 3:30-5:30 (with Rosalind Friday); Saturday: 10:30-12:30; Sunday 12:30-2:30 & 6:30-8 and Monday from 12:30-2:30.
Due to limited booth time, I will only be drawing quickie head sketches at $25 apiece instead of my usual lottery method for more finished sketches. This will be on a first come, first served basis, so get to me as soon as possible. I will be limiting my sketches to one per customer in line. You can, however get back on the line if you want to try to get another. (Autographs are free, although I will request a donation if you have more than five books to sign. I'm looking forward to seeing a lot of my fans there.


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Between the ages of 13 and 19 is also a great time to learn and can still create concert level pianists. The brain is still progressing greatly until the age of 16, where it begins to slow down slightly at 19. After this age, it will be more difficult to memorize and play and informal performances will be the best that most can hope for. FULL STORY...
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