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National Science Foundation Grants Support Faculty-Student Studies
Nov. 13, 2018
A simulation of a neutron star torn apart by a black hole. Credit: Jennifer Sanchez/CSUF/SXS
- Since 2010, CSUF has received about $5 million in external and private funding to support faculty and student gravitational-wave research and training. Most recently, donor Nancy Goodhue McWilliams gave a gift to support a new graduate fellowship.
- A nearly $205,000 three-year National Science Foundation grant is supporting Jocelyn Read's project on "RUI: Dense Matter and Gravitational Waves: The Coalescence of Neutron Star Binaries."
- Geoffrey Lovelace recently led a workshop on campus for about 20 students from local community colleges on gravitational waves and high-performance computing. Students had the opportunity to simulate and visualize merging black holes using CSUF's supercomputer ORCA. Lovelace's National Science Foundation CAREER Award supported the workshop.
More than $500,000 in new grant funding from the National Science Foundation is giving Cal State Fullerton's gravitational-wave scientists an astronomical boost for their groundbreaking research on the cosmos.
The "Collaborative Research: The Next Generation of Gravitational Wave Detectors" project is receiving about $211,000 in funding to support work for conceptual designs of the next-generation of gravitational-wave detectors that will succeed the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) detectors. The project funds U.S. participation and charts the vision for the international effort to advance gravitational-wave science.
"Today's gravitational-wave observatories are just the beginning, just as Galileo's telescope was the beginning of observing the universe with light," said Geoffrey Lovelace, associate professor of physics.
"As modern telescopes are much more powerful than Galileo's, the next generation of gravitational-wave detectors will show us so much more of the universe than our current detectors can. This new project will give us answers to questions in physics, astrophysics and cosmology that are out of reach today."
Lovelace, along with colleagues Jocelyn Read and Joshua Smith, and student researchers in CSUF's Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy Center, are involved with the project. The researchers are collaborating with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Caltech, Syracuse University and Pennsylvania State University.
"As these new gravitational-wave instruments with improved sensitivity are able to look out even farther across the universe, black-hole and neutron-star mergers will map out the history of our universe to help scientists understand the formation of galaxies, stars and planets within it," added Read, an astrophysicist and associate professor of physics.
Beginning in 2015, second-generation detectors observed gravitational waves for the first time, giving scientists a new sense to observe the universe. The physicists and their students played key roles in discoveries of gravitational waves in 2015, 2016 and 2017. Read and her students were part of the first discovery of gravitational waves from neutron stars in 2017.
Smith, professor of physics and Dan Black Director of Gravitational Wave Physics and Astronomy, is leading a separate project on "RUI: Improving LIGO Optics and Data Quality to Increase the Rate and Accuracy of Gravitational-Wave Observations." The National Science Foundation grant is expected to total nearly $300,000, with first-year funding of about $104,000.
For the "Next Generation of Gravitational Wave Detectors" project, Read and her students will take the lead in identifying questions about neutron-star structure that third-generation detectors will answer. Lovelace and his students will lead a similar study to identify and assess what third-generation detectors will be able to tell scientists about gravity under the most extreme conditions. He currently is on sabbatical at Caltech for his study on "Solving Einstein's Equations on Supercomputers in the Era of Gravitational-Wave Astronomy," which ties in with the new CSUF grant project.
Meanwhile, Smith and his students will focus on a study about what requirements different noise sources will place on third-generation detector designs, including on lasers, optics and control systems.
"This project will help to improve LIGO optics and data quality to boost accuracy of gravitational-wave observations," pointed out Smith, who in spring will be on sabbatical at the Albert Einstein Institute in Germany working on advanced optics.
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- Consultation opens on amending tax returns
- House of Lords urges Chancellor to withdraw offshore time limit extension
- Outcome of consultation on tax abuse on insolvency published
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PAYE and employment
- Pension scheme funds expatriated to Gibraltar found to be unauthorised payments
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- FTT allows late amalgamation of employments for NICs
Business tax
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- Two claims for replacement of main residence rejected by the Scottish FTT
- Structures and Buildings Allowance technical note released
Tax publications and webinars
- Briefing Notes published
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Last year, as the Competition Commission prepared to investigate supermarket power, chief executive Sir Terry Leahy committed Tesco to cutting greenhouse emissions from its stores by 50 per cent from 2000 levels by 2010, and promised to set up a £100m fund to pay for renewable energy sources. It sounded great, but Friends of the Earth found that even if Tesco achieves the targets in existing stores, its expansion will outweigh any emissions cuts.
When charity War on Want investigated firms supplying cut-price clothes for UK supermarkets, it found Bangladeshi workers slaving in dangerous factories for 80 hours a week at just 5p an hour. Tesco was one of the retailers named and shamed. A founding member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, Tesco claims to use independent audits to ensure its suppliers provide minimum standards. But a number of investigations by campaigners have shown there are problems with the social auditing system.
Tesco has acknowledged the problems and ordered spot checks of all its Bangladeshi suppliers. But securing a living wage for factory workers and developing long-term partnerships would help it counter the accusation that it uses its market muscle to squeeze suppliers.
On public health problems such as obesity, Tesco has shunned the Food Standards Agency's 'traffic light' labels and insisted on its own labelling system. Consumer groups accused it of confusing shoppers. However, Tesco has made efforts to help customers eat healthily, including reducing salt, fat and sugar in more than 500 products.
Tesco is frequently involved in fractious battles about where new stores are sited, and is accused of using its lobbying power to outgun planning departments. It has responded with community outreach programmes, trying to cut down litter outside its stores, and using more local products.
On corporate governance, Tesco generally scores well, but this year 18 per cent of shareholders voted against an incentive package for Leahy that could land him up to £11.5m if Tesco's push into American convenience stores succeeds.
Tesco has switched from a reluctant, reactive response on social responsibility to more positive policies. But its approach is still heavily focused on headline-grabbing initiatives to please customers and win short-term brand loyalty, rather than longer-term measures to secure the social and environmental sustainability of the business. However, until the disquiet of the Tescopolists is reflected in a widespread consumer boycott, most investors will stay happy.


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Wins, Losses Cited in Fight to Control TB
In 2005, 8.8 million people worldwide became infected with tuberculosis. That's a staggering number, but new cases of tuberculosis went up by just 70,000, which signals that the global TB epidemic is stabilizing.
At the same time, a new strain of drug-resistant TB has shown up in 35 countries, causing fresh concerns.
But authorities point to the 2005 figures as evidence of progress.
"The population of the world is growing faster than TB," said Mario Raviglione, coordinator of tuberculosis programs for the World Health Organization. "You have slightly more cases in total number, but in relation to the population there has been a peak."
Some countries are becoming more effective in detecting cases of the disease and making sure that the patient is cured. Curing patients helps to control the disease. More than 26 million were cured of TB in 2005, especially in Asia.
"If you take China, India, Indonesia, Philippines Cambodia, Vietnam — these are all countries that have put together effective programs which are reaching today quite a high case detection," Raviglione said. "So they detect many cases in their population and they cure the large majority of them, which is quite an advance over five or ten years ago."
The situation is much worse in Africa, if not in size, then in intensity. Twelve out of the 15 countries with the highest rate of TB are in Africa, where the epidemic of AIDS increases vulnerability to TB and undercuts the ability of health systems to respond.
Paul Nunn, director of the World Health Organization's program STOP TB, said the key with AIDS patients is to make sure they receive "a full course of treatment right to the end" of their lives.
"If that is not happening, you are letting the patient down and putting the community at risk," Nunn said.
TB patients are seldom checked to see if they also have HIV.
In not-so-poor South Africa, which has access to a second line of TB drugs when treatment fails, the failure to check for TB led to an outbreak of what is being called "extensively drug resistant" TB, or XDR.
With XDR, the first and second line drugs don't work. Nearly all of those initially identified with the disease — 52 out of 53 — died.
"Not only is the problem really severe, but in the area where it flashed up in the high HIV prevalence setting, it's still not under control," Nunn said.
More cases are being identified but mortality rates are down. Nunn says countries poorer than South Africa wouldn't be able to handle such an outbreak.
"There's a real risk that if it starts to travel to the north of South Africa it will travel into countries where the laboratory capacity to recognize that it's there doesn't exist," he said.
XDR is spreading in other parts of the world, too. It has been found in 35 countries, including the United States.
In the U.S., in the last five years, 17 cases of XDR have been identified. Kenneth Castro, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Tuberculosis Elimination, said the majority of those cases were in people born outside the U.S.
"We need to make sure that we help reduce the number of people with tuberculosis, and by doing so reduce the likelihood of importation as well as the likelihood of us becoming infected as we travel and live overseas," Castro said.
That means we need to keep investing in controlling TB in other countries, Castro said.


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Board Meeting Minutes
March 5, 2019
The regular board meeting of the Linn County Master Gardeners was called to order at 1:02
Betty Goergen, President
Randy Peckham, 1st Vice President
Pam Nelson, 2nd Vice President
Brenda Winslow, Secretary
Ann Capps, Treasurer
Carolyn Larime, Member at Large
Ranee Webb, Member at Large
Janice Gregg, OMGA Representative
Ann Kinkley, OMGA Alt Rep
Brooke Edmunds, Extension Horticulture
Elizabeth Records, MG Program Assist
David Krieger, Demo Garden Coordinator
Susan Morton
Merri Noel
Approval of Minutes
February minutes were approved as written
http://extension.oregonstate.edu/linn/lcmga-board-meeting-minutes is the website where all the minutes can be seen.
Treasurer Report-Ann Capps
Ann gave an oral report having just finished the Pollinator Conference. All income was from the BeEvent.
Income for the month $11,593.00
Expenses for the month $7,917.00
Checkbook balance as of March 5, 2019 is $26,464.92
Extension Report-Brooke Edmunds, Elizabeth Records
Elizabeth was at BeEvent and she thought it was amazing and heard nothing but glowing reviews. OMGA has a Search for Excellence Award and she suggested that the BeEvent be submitted. The application has to be submitted by May 15th to be considered.
She said thanks to this year's master gardener mentors. Some people had problems getting the information from Elizabeth so she is resending it.
March 21st is the last day of training. The last day Potluck is from noon to 1 and all Master Gardeners are invited. The committee fair is right after lunch that day. She needs to hear from each of the committees by the 18th so she can make the passport for that day at the project fair. Ranee would also like a final project list to hand out so the trainees will know who is the contact for what projects.
Elizabeth is having the directory reviewed and then it will be send to the printers. She is thinking she may have Master Gardeners come to the Linn Extension Office to pick up their copy of the directory. If they don't get to the office then she will mail the packets that are left.
Some people have been trying to get Bee gear at the extension office. Ranee will coordinate sales at the extension office or she can bring the items to the office and people can buy the items from there. The office can't take debit cards however. Elizabeth will add those buyers to the bee notes list that is sent out.
Lebanon senior center has a program and needs a master gardener for a resource person. There are new raised beds and the Master Gardener will will meet with Samaritan Health as they are organizing planting those raised beds.
If there are Master Gardener events that Elizabeth is not aware of, please let her know so she can add it to the series of advertising for our events.
POP-Pam Nelson
Master Gardeners work with POP at the Albany Farmer's Market once a month with an educational table. She is coordinating some kind of activity as a 2nd date with POP and needed input. July 20th and August 10th seemed to work best. If you are interested in helping with that project, contact Pam.
Demo Garden-Dave Krieger
No report.
They are beginning working on signs and weeding on Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1 to 3 if anyone would like to join them.
The walkway is finished. Larry Steele did a lot of it. Thank you Larry.
Meetings at Library-Randy Peckham
There is a new flyer for the noontime talks at the library.
It is unclear what is happening with the ownership and meetings at Toms garden center. We will still be meeting there until May; then we will have a field trip or two in the summer.
Randy will move membership meetings to the Albany library on the 3rd Thursday night of the month starting in October. Membership meetings are from 6:00 to 8:00pm and are for everyone. Classes count as educational hours.
OMGA Report-Janice Gregg
Janice has notes from the speaker if anyone is interested. The speaker was from Jackson County, speaking on cultural agility in the master gardener program.
The next meeting is in Jackson county June 7th on fire wise landscapes.
September's OMGA meeting is here at the Linn County extension office. It is Saturday, September 7th. LCMG's will pay $300 for the food as the host. The topic will be a treasurers workshop.
November 2nd meeting is in Tillamook county.
She shared findings from a survey that was sent out by the OMGA.
Garden Tour-Betty Goergen
They have all their gardens and are set to go. She will call a meeting in March for the Garden Tour committee. There are left over cookies in the freezer from the BeEvent to use for the garden tour.
BeEvent Roundup-Pollinator Conference-Susan Morton
March 7th is next year's Bee Event. They have already reserved the expo center.
They got great feedback on all of the speakers and the evaluations were glowing. The vendors did very well also. 39 volunteers helped. It was a huge success.
Upcoming Events
Betty Goergen talked more about the phone tree. She wants to organize it so that it is available for various events. She will start working on it.
Pam Nelson, 1st vice president is going to do reminders of dues that have not been paid yet.
Betty is looking into another social event for Linn County Master Gardeners to get together. She will look into something to plan after the garden tour.
Meeting Adjourned at 2:05
Respectfully submitted by Brenda Winslow, Secretary
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You will also spot some points of interest, hotels, restaurants and any other information that can help you plan your trip. Of course, you can likewise find the contact info of our actors working in eastern tourism.
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Travelling to Burkina Faso requires a visa for any foreign nationals within the space of the West African Economic and Monetary Union. Check at the Embassy of Burkina Faso in your country.
There is a visa named Visa of Agreement. This gives access to five countries (Benin, Niger, Togo, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali and Burkina Faso), making up the Council of the Agreement (a sub-regional institution). However, such a visa can only be granted once in Ouagadougou, so it requires taking a visa for Burkina Faso anyway. Nevertheless, it may be useful for those willing to travel to the other neighboring countries.
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Some vaccines are required to travel to Burkina Faso. In addition, it is highly advised to consult a doctor before starting any of such travels to consider preventive solutions against malaria. Check at the ministerial services in your country and follow their instructions.
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We are going through a hard time. The security situation in West Africa is tense and our beautiful region is not spared from this turmoil. Making you accompanied by a patented guide is a wise way to minimize the risks. Of course, it is then convenient to follow again the travel guidance formulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your country. Regarding the security plans put in place by the government of your home country, you may need to register on a database that can inform your national authorities about your trip departure, your destination, your dates ... Below are the links pages for Burkina Faso from several countries:
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Promptly at 6 p.m. Wibell will read several excerpts from the books and host a short Q&A.
So what are the books about? The Incarn Saga is a Young Adult/New Adult war shifter series about a kingdom in peril and the only way to overcome the new threat is to unite both the ruling humans and the native theriomorphs (animal shapeshifters). With racism, sexism and religious persecution a common place, seventeen-year-old Lluava, a female theriomorph, must overcome great odds in order to protect those whom she loves.
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Acupressure Technique
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Ghandi and Martin Luther King, Jr. advocated peaceful nonviolence to change ailing social systems. They and their followers were able to successfully change the social conditions of their times. Recently, a lawyer in China named Gao Shizheng has called for symbolic ongoing hunger strikes across China to support people who have encountered violence and ongoing persecution perpetrated by the Chinese Communist Party which currently rules China.
For over six years now, since July of 1999, the peaceful Falun Gong practitioners have used nonviolent actions to draw world attention to the ongoing persecution of Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese Communist Party. If past history is any indication, the Falun Gong practitioners and human rights advocates such as Gao Shizheng will be successful in the long run.
The Chinese Communist Party is a large stumbling block to overcome. They are unwilling to admit that human rights violations are occurring in China. Fortunately, the world knows better thanks to groups like the Falun Gong practitioners, Amnesty International, Freedom House and even the United Nations Special Rappateur on Human Rights.
One can find all kinds of evidence including testimonials, video footage, and other documentation to prove the gross human rights violations perpetrated by the Chinese Communist Party. In addition, the very existence of a labor camp system in China demonstrates the systematic nature of the human rights violations.
Virtually everyone in the world knows what is going on, yet China continues to deny the facts. One is reminded of the many murderers throughout history that have committed terrible crimes and yet proclaimed their innocence. They are met with justice. But these are individuals in society and here we are talking about a large group of people, the Chinese Communist Party, acting in unison to perpetrate, hide and then deny their abuses. It is harder to bring an entire group to justice or convince them to change their behavior.
The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) numbers around 60 million people. That is sixty million individuals that are willing to deny in tandem any wrongdoing. It is similar to sixty million criminals all proclaiming their innocence together at the same time.
In Nazi Germany you had a smaller group of people who were able to plunge the entire world into war and commit horrible human rights violations. It could be said that they were an organized group of thugs similar but perhaps not as vicious as the Chinese Communist Party operating in China today. In fact the Chinese Communist Party is responsible for far more deaths over the decades than the Nazis were in their day.
The Nazis are gone but the Chinese Communist Party is still operating, still grossly violating human rights and still denying their own bad deeds at every turn. How long can something like this go on? It could go on for a much longer period of time, if people don't stand up and speak out against the atrocities.
Staying in tune with the nonviolent means of achieving social change in history, it becomes the duty of every individual in the world to speak about the atrocities. As much and as often as the CCP denies human rights violations every person should speak out about them. With many more voices ringing with truth to counter the lies of the CCP, ending the human rights violations is an inevitable conclusion. However, it is a conclusion that must come sooner rather than later because people are suffering.
To learn more about the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China visit the FalunInfo or the Clearwisdom websites for additional information. A simple action that you can take today to help in the spirit of nonviolence is to call the nearest Chinese Embassy and say, "Stop persecuting Falun Gong practitioners. Stop the human rights violations."
Change is inevitable. As an individual you have the ability to help bring an end to the atrocities sooner rather than later.
Dave writes for All Things Pondered. https://allthingspondered.com
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Writing Prompt: Imagine you are looking at a notice on a bulletin board. It tells about the end of the world. Write anything. 25 minutes.
Fear. Relief. Joy. Sadness. Sorrow. Panic. Happiness. Acceptance.
Fear: Because it is human nature to fear the unknown, to fear the abyss in which the ego self has been demolished. Because it is human to think there is no end. Human to be overly optimistic, to think the world will go on, that the earth and humanity are special, without end. Fear that there will be personal pain, suffering for oneself and all others. Fear that no one will rescue us now, the aliens haven't landed (and if they did, they were hostile), God doesn't exist (why would He let this happen), there is no Heaven, no Hell....unless it is in this moment of clarity, of realization there is NO TOMORROW for humanity.
Relief: Because now each of us has no more burdens, no more suffering, no more hopes, dreams, desires, vanity, evil, grand schemes, romance, love, salvation, worry, pain, mortal hungers and lostness. At last, we as a species have found our resting place, along with the dinosaurs and all extinct species.
Joy: Because humanity has finally ended in oblivion, ended the long adventure in flesh that always results in death of physical beings. No more pain, no more mortal suffering of the flesh, no more false hopes in religion, spiritual dreams, imaginary realms.
Sadness: Because the human animal has now proven that no intelligent species can survive beyond the vanishing point of its own creation. No sentient witnesses to the glory that was Earth, Universe, Cosmos. Ended as it began with coincidence.
Sorrow: Because we humans didn't understand the beauty, the melancholy of our own sweet, sad existence. Some do, but the majority don't. Most are too busy with survival (translated today to mean MONEY), having luxuries beyond ridiculous, striving for something that doesn't exist: security. Only in the exact moment of perishing do we humans realize our doom, and our ignorance and futile striving leads to nothing except death. (True even without the end of the world.)
Panic: Because for one split second we have glimpsed our narrow, useless lives as they truly are on the grand scheme of an indifferent cosmos and know we are meaningless. Nothing more than ants, eliminated in a nanosecond.
Happiness: Because for millions and millions of starving humans and animals, reprieve has come at long last. Deliverance is at hand, they will suffer no more.
Acceptance: A sweet surrender, serenity, detachment and knowing that in the grand scheme of the cosmos,humanity is about to be declared a failure. No need to fight, to argue, debate, nor cry...for it ends soon in the dark night of nothingness.
Unfortunately it didn't work out with Otter. I felt he was regressing instead of progressing. Plus, I just couldn't lift him, even fell once trying, and he simply would not budge sometimes on the leash. At least I know he is where he grew up, in familiar territory: the vet's. Maybe, he is like me, and sometimes there is no way to change such nervous, anxious behavior?
My knees have been killing me lately, due to all the crouching to get underneath the house to put out water for Ottie. At least that is what started it, but now the pain persists. If it continues, I'll have to see a doctor.
We had rain for two days, which has helped with the dry conditions, but not enough.
So it goes...


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Legion of Wrath: a tale of fallen heroes
Arael posted a topic in Painting and Modelling"I've seen your fall, I've witnessed your courage... Standing firm in front of the gates of Hammeral against the tide of the Great Enemy, while the lackeys of Sigmar the Thief retreat behind their wall of lies and broken promises. But I hear more... I felt your cry of Wrath at the death of your men to protect undeserving human, I felt the flame in your soul at the outrage of defeat. Your soul shall not be wasted for the melancholy of the weak godlings of your race. You shall be reborn immortal, your comrades never to fall again, you will be my last act of vengeance upon who dares to oppose me, my testament of cinders and scorched earth to the mortals of the realm. Go now Master of the Black Flame, Lord of Shattered Pride, go my Mortarch of wrath" So... Some explanation : In our last narrative campaign I was playing an order draconis list, in the last game I got defeated by a tzeentch army in front of the gate of Hammeral but the tzeentch list got decimated nearly to the last man. In our new campaign I was asked to play death faction, and I thought to bring back Lord Fierion and his dragon from their last defeat playing a Legion of blood army, so I start to convert an undead elf army starting obviously with the Lord himself :D. This miniature is still wip, the dragon will remain as it is but I still have to add a few things to the rider, after him I will start with the blood knight. Hope u enjoy
Undiscovered Power Lists: Order Draconis
Tronhammer NZ posted a blog entry in Death in The Mortal RealmsDespite the simple core rules, Warhammer: Age of Sigmar is a deep and complex wargame, with most of the complexity found in the unit rules, or 'warscrolls'. Metagame-defining combos are still being discovered, hidden in plain sight within (and between) the hundreds (and hundreds) of warscrolls available. Here in the land of Tron we have access to the 'Rain Man' of the Age of Sigmar, a mysterious figure known only as 'Jim'. Jim has a sixth sense at finding combos, and I wanted to start a series to go over some of his list-tech. These will be lists that we haven't yet seen much (if at all) in the international tournament scene. I suppose I should qualify that by saying that it is quite possible some of these lists have been discovered, and even used competitively, but our focus is on their lack of prominence for the purpose of this series. Without further pre-amble, I give you the first of the Undiscovered Power Lists - Order Draconis. Carrying on ancient traditions from a world long-lost, the Order Draconis range across the Eight Realms, searching for other enclaves, and assisting the forces of light against the Mad Gods. Order Draconis Aelf lists are not heavily favoured in the competitive metagame at present. We think this list is an exception, as it can be built to perform as one of the most effective alpha-strike lists out there. In Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, games often come down to one crucial turn. This list takes advantage of this dynamic, pumping up the effectiveness of all models and enabling them to take maximum advantage of it for that one turn. The List Dragonlord Host (Battalion) - 80 Dragonlord (General) - 400 Dragon Lance Aelven War Horn Reckless (Re-Roll Runs and Charge within 10") Quicksilver Potion (attacks before other models) Dragon Blades (x5) - 160 Dragon Blades (x5) - 160 Dragonlord Host (Battalion) - 80 Dragonlord - 400 Dragon Lance Aelven War Horn Quicksilver Potion (attacks before other models) Dragon Blades (x5) - 160 Dragon Blades (x5) - 160 Dragonlord - 400 Dragon Lance Aelven War Horn Quicksilver Potion (attacks before other models) Leaders: 3 Battleline: 4 Behemoths: 3 Number of models: 23 TOTAL POINTS: 2,000 The Combos Deployment Three deployment drops - one Dragonlord, and the two battalions. This means you will almost certainly get the first turn. And if you don't, it's not the end of the world, just hand back and set up for the charge in a following turn. While this makes for a spectacular first turn charge, this army works just as well saving up for a decisive big turn later in the game if required. When deploying, a key consideration is making sure that your units are within 10" of the general at key moments - that will be the main skill of the list. Speed First up, the basic Move profiles are very fast; 14" for the Dragonlords and 12" for the Dragon Blades. Add to this the battalion ability, which allows each unit to make a full move in the hero phase. If they are close enough to charge, after this bonus move, they can do so on a 4+. However, what we are aiming for is a turn one charge, so you will be starting at least 24" away from your opponent's models, meaning this charge will require a roll of 10+ for the Dragonlords and a 12 for the Blades. We will opt to save this ability for the Dragonfire instead - more on that later. The army now makes its regular move. By now, the Dragonlords have moved 28", and the Dragon Blades 24". They should be within easy reach of key targets. Because Dragonlords can fly, you can even get over the chaff or terrain if needed. Then you get to do your charge, on average another 7", but you also have the General's Reckless ability to reroll your charge rolls within 10" of him if you have positioned carefully. The first turn charge is a big deal, but as mentioned, you can also save the big charge for later in the game - in which case charging in the hero phase might be a useful option. The upshot is, this army can move across the table for the turn one charge more reliably than Destruction armies using Rampaging Destroyer, and almost as well as the Lightning Strike Stormcast. Shooting A requirement of decent alpha strike armies is the ability to clear 'chaff'. Chaff are the annoying sacrificial units the enemy will throw in your way to slow you down, or 'bubble-wrap' more important units. To help deal with this, Dragonlords each have a ranged ability called Dragonfire. Remember how we passed up the opportunity of charging in the hero phase using that battalion ability? Instead, on a 4+, the Dragonlords can use Dragonfire in the hero phase, each potentially causing D6 mortal wounds. They can then do this again in the shooting phase. Pretty decent. Combat This is the meat-and-potatoes part of the list. Let's assume you've managed to charge at least one dragon into key targets, which is quite likely. How much damage can you actually do? Each Dragonlord has an Aelven War Horn. When blown once per game, all units within 10" gain +1 attack with each melee weapon. The wording is important. If all three blow them in the hero phase, and are within 10" of each other, that is +3 attacks with each melee weapon. Suddenly, each Dragonlord attacks with: Dragon Lance: 6 Attacks, 3+ to Hit, 2+ to Wound, -1 Rend, 3 Damage Dragon's Claws: 9 Attacks, 4+ to Hit, 3+ to Wound, -1 Rend, 2 Damage Fearsome Jaws: 6 Attacks, 4+ to Hit, 2+ to Wound, -2 Rend, D6 Damage And each unit of 5 Dragon Blades unit attacks with: Drake Lance: 25 Attacks, 3+ to Hit, 3+ to Wound, 0 Rend, 2 Damage Steed: 25 Attacks, 4+ to Hit, 4+ to Wound, 0 Rend, 1 Damage. Fearsome Jaws is the important one, but imagine a unit of 5 Knights doing 50 attacks! And half of them do two damage each! Now for the fun part. The General's Command Ability, Lord of Dragons, allows every unit within 10" to reroll all failed Hit rolls for its combat attacks. OK I lied, THIS is the fun part; all Dragonlords have Quicksilver Potions. This is because you have two battalions in use, so you get an extra two artefacts. Most events allow duplicate artefacts (nothing against it in the GHB anyway). So you can attack with all three Dragonlords before the enemy gets to strike back. And as this is also your turn, you can even get in a unit of Dragon Blades. And that's pretty much it. As an alpha strike army, you are getting the charge, doing an almighty ton of damage, and hoping there is not enough left to swing back. Army Cost The Dragonlord Hosts as a competitive 2,000 point army is one of the least expensive to collect. RRP directly from GW it is £177.50 - less if you purchase via online retailers. That's a pretty good deal! Additionally, there are only 23 models to prepare, making it a good one for a beginner to get stuck into. Weaknesses There are some downsides that a canny opponent can take advantage of. The key one is that this army does its thing in one turn, while the Aelven War Horns, Potions, and charge bonuses are in effect. The Hit roll of the most important attacks (such as the Dragon's) are only 4+, so anything that reduces the hit roll is going to throw a big spanner in the works. During turns in which these guys do not charge, the lance attacks lose +1 to Wound and 1 damage. Also, there is a lack of rend for a lot of these attacks. Objective play is a strength of the army, with a high threat range and speed. But the army needs to throw everything at you in one go, and then go back for the objectives once they're done. Perhaps keeping one or two units of Dragon Blades in reserve. So if you can keep out of their reach you might be able to score enough to take the game away from them. Easier said than done though. And lastly, just outlasting them if you can. Enough chaff 'bubble-wrap', a few missed charges from the Dragons, and things will start looking up. On the Table Jim and I had two games play testing the Dragonlord Host. My army consisted of: Nagash - 900 4 x Morghast Archai - 480 2 x Morchast Harbinger - 240 2 x Morghast Harbinger - 240 The Draconis force has been censored here due to unsightly proxies. Just use your imagination! I had been yet to lose Nagash in a matched play game so far, spanning three tournaments and a bunch of test games, so I was counting on Hand of Dust doing some good work. In the first game, Jim had the first turn, and by the end of that same turn I had lost Nagash and four Morghast Archai without striking back. In the second game, I took the first turn, got all my buffs off, and then tried to bubble-wrap Nagash a bit better. I moved the Harbingers to take some side objectives. This time Jim charged in the second turn, and again I lost Nagash and most of everything else in one round. Absolutely brutal! I would be keen to hear from anyone who has tried this! Please let me know your thoughts in the posts below. Can you think of any other counters? Would you be keen on giving the army a try?
Compared to all the other factions of Order, ye old "High Elves" completely lack any presence in the GHB allegiances whereas Wanderers are still Wood Elves minus tree people and Darkling Covens are at least part of the Dark Elf line, and both of them have AoS related factions with Sylvaneth and Daughters of Khaine. Not to mention the rumors of "aelf angels" that I keep seeing pop up once in a while, unless that somehow absorbs some of the HE line. With all of these chips stacked against "high elves", is GW kind of implying "don't get your hopes up" for that entire model line? Unless the idea of an actual "Free Cities" Battletome is in the works.
2k List Ulgu Order DraconisBeen messing around with my old Order Draconis list that was 60 points under last edition and with the battalion dropping 50 points gives me a few more options that I think makes the list one of the premier "Alpha Strike" list for the time being. Okay for those new to the list the Dragonlord host gives the battalion what amounts to a double move with a few bonus once per game and with our min 12" speed stat that makes getting to where we want to go a breeze. I feel of our (admittedly limited) Ally spellcaster options the Archmage is best over all having a solid spell, +1 on Despelling and a whooping 14" movement letting him keep up with the army. Having only 4 drops should give us exceptional odds of going first. Now here is where the fun begins with out new shiny shiny artifacts and fun new spells. With Chronomantic cogs giving an additional 2" movement that means 2 of our 3 dragons will be moving a whooping 32" inches to set up there attacks and now gives out 3rd dragon decent odds to get in the fray first turn as well. Also with +2" on charges means we can position our dragons further deeper into their lines and our troops have next to no chance of failing their charges. We can also spread out further as each Dragonlord can create a 10" reroll hits bubble rather then just the General. Now we get into out new artifacts.....and they are GLORIOUS! Dimensional Blade turns our already good Dragon lance into on the charge a +3 +2 -3! D3. On our leader that make him have 4-7 attacks (Thanks to the War horns) Rerolling hits (With command ability). Thats just dirty and doesn't even touch on the rest of the attacks from claws and jaws. Now the next artifact is already known to us. The Quicksilver potion lets us immediately attack with our 2nd Dragon hopefully crippling anything that could threaten it before our opponent gets to activate. Now previously that would let our opponent then get to activate and try to lay low out 3rd Dragon before it gets to have its fun. Oh not anymore as it has my new FAVORITE artifact the Doppelganger Cloak. This I think is the BEST hand down artifact for a melee beatstick as it prevents your opponent from targeting it in combat until after it activates. SO GOOD! Just so you know if your opponent has less units in combat then you and you have at least 1 other unit in combat with whatever the Cloak-bearer is fighting if you activate correctly your opponent cannot attack the bearer. At the very least whatever is in combat with the Bearer is getting hit first. (Though do note if your opponent has a cloak as well if both bearers of the Cloak are in combat solely with each other neither will be able to attack. Allegiance: Order Draconis - Mortal Realm: Ulgu LEADERS Dragonlord (340) - General - Command Trait : Legendary Fighter - War Horn & Dragon Lance - Artefact : Dimensional Blade Dragonlord (340) - War Horn & Dragon Lance - Artefact : Doppelganger Cloak Dragonlord (340) - War Horn & Dragon Lance - Artefact : Quicksilver Potion Archmage (100) - Steed - Allies UNITS 5 x Dragon Blades (140) 5 x Dragon Blades (140) 5 x Dragon Blades (140) 5 x Dragon Blades (140) BATTALIONS Dragonlord Host (130) Dragonlord Host (130) ENDLESS SPELLS Chronomantic Cogs (60) TOTAL: 2000/2000 EXTRA COMMAND POINTS: 2 WOUNDS: 87 LEADERS: 4/6 BATTLELINES: 4 (3+) BEHEMOTHS: 3/4 ARTILLERY: 0/4 ARTEFACTS: 3/3 ALLIES: 100/400 Well have fun out there with this my friends!
order draconis Order Draconis Post GHB 2017Ok, so, Order Draconis with Allies under the new GHB. Having had a think on what I want to do in AoS as a new player I realised I would be doing myself a complete injustice if I didn't play with Dragons and with lots of Cavalry, hence OD. Models seem to be in short supply, but I would love to have a legacy army full of the miniatures I used to really like before embracing whatever comes next for the Highborn. In terms of an army, what would you suggest? I'm very keen on avoiding the cheese, so perhaps a Dragonlord and an allied Drakeseer with *alot* of Dragon Blades to flood the enemy with, rounded out with Mounted Dragon Nobles and a further allied horse-mounted Archmage? Points wise, Dragon Blades seem to have had a massive points break to just 140pts for 5 of them, while the battalion seems not worthwhile at its points cost? Your thoughts, comments and potential army lists are all welcome
High Elves into AelvesHello everyone, as an former fantasy battle player who first attempted to bring over Ogres into AoS to then proceed to get butchered more often than not with recent changes I've been looking to other projects. While experimenting with some of the newer/updated stuff at smaller point values I got to looking at another one of my pre-AoS passion projects, and got to thinking if it wouldn't be terrible to try and bring them up to the new system until I find something with more support. The lack of any battle-tome and splintering of them into various little groups was a bit daunting at first, but I ultimately got to thinking of a few lists I could try/change about before either finding an army or re-basing, if necessary when I play with friends it not a big deal but a few shops around here seem to prefer round bases for their events. Open to any suggestions/critics, although I would prefer to stick to aelves if for looks than anything else. List One - Dragon Lord Some of my friends actually suggested Dragonlord host as I was loosing heart in my Ogres, so was the first thing to come to mind. The phoenix was for its defensive aura, we do have a KO player so while it may not be the be all end all figure it would help the list endure her opening barrages. Loremaster was exactly the points needed to reach 2k, mystic shield. Not one hundred percent on the choice but figured it fit and some magic support was needed, I have both models but using the one on horse of this list. The regiments divided as they are to meet battle-line and battalion requirements. Not sure if its better to run the other two as ten or to spit them. Like I mentioned before, it can't really shoot so kind of relaying on the movement and defensive bonuses to endure gunlines. List 2 - Pheonix A more defensive minded list, with the guard's and blizzard aura. Loremaster again for the magic support, plus the added durability to the Flamespyre. Bolthrower was brought for ranged capabilities, plan to keep it way back to avoid loosing the crew. Less mobile than the other list but I believe it is more durable? The other question I have was if anyone has used the battalion, and if so is it worth the points? The two hundred could be used on other things, and as is I'm not one hundred percent on the Anointed on Pheonix counting as the requirement for both an Anointed and one of the Pheonix. If I did drop the battalion would likely replace put another Anointed on the Flamespyre or swap it for another Anointed on Frostheart. Have idea but nothing concrete for the points it would free up. List 3 - Jack of All Trades Not a whole lot to say about this one that wouldn't be repeating what I've mentioned previously about certain unit choices, the Loremaster as a cheap mage, blizzard aura etc. Compendium is fine around her so not super worried about the majority of the list being compendium. However I'm not sure if the combination of different elements makes up for the lack of synergy found with the faction keyword combos used to buff the battlelines of the other two lists, and everything being a drop opposed to the battalions of the others ones. Maybe the higher body/wound count would make up for it slightly? Units I have but not using include the odd ten or so additional units of most none artillery/behemoth/leaders. The mage on dragon, archamage, and swords guard, probably enough to make a seperate Eltrich Council list, but wasn't sure on allies. Coupled with a lack of command abilities like the Anointed and Dragonlords have, battalions, it all resulted in me giving up on that idea for the moment. Other formerly high elf factions, I have some thirtyish lion rangers and a chariot, and odds and ends from the swifthawk, the most of note being ten reavers I think. Thank you for anyone who put up with the big post, I appreciate any and all feedback.
Can you please help me find the specific rules that address these few questions? Question One Saves from Mystic Shield don't "stack". There's the rule of one that prevents you from casting Mystic Shield twice in a Pitched Battle, but I seem to remember an FAQ about abilities not stacking. I can't find it. Am I imagining things? What about abilities? Do their benefits stack? A Dragonlord's Aelven War Horn reads: Would a unit of Dragon Blades that are between two Dragonlords who have both blown their horns get two extra attacks with each of their melee weapons? The Rogue Idol's Livin' Idol ability in the Forge World warscroll (not yet updated on the app) reads: Would a Wizard between two idols add 2 to casting rolls? Any answers pointing to specific rules, FAQs or other forum threads would be appreciated. Question Two This seems obvious, but I have been questioned on it. Can you help me clarify this with some authority? In GHB2017, the new rule for mounts reads: What is a "magical artefact"? As the rule appears in the Choosing Your Allegiance section of the book, I assume a "magical artefact" is an Artefact of Power. A Dragonlord's Aelven War Horn is listed as an ability on a Warscroll. This ability should affect mounts, despite the above new rule, right? Question Three And , speaking of abilities and continuing with the Dragonlord theme: Dragonfire is an ability that reads: The rules for running read: Can a Dragonlord use Dragonfire after running? Is an ability used in the shooting phase affected by the running rule as a missile weapon is? EDIT: Resolved this one with a search. http://www.tga.community/forums/topic/12467-can-a-dragon-run-and-use-breath-weapon/ These are all questions I have resolved with friends I play against using our personal interpretations of rules, but I'd like to start playing with strangers at tournaments and would appreciate help getting rules right. Thanks!
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Hawaii's unemployment figures for September are in and, yep, the news isn't good. Statewide, joblessness rose to 4.5 percent, up from 4.2 percent in August and 2.8 percent a year ago, according to the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. In Maui County the jump was even more dramatic—from 4.7 percent in August to 5.5 percent in September. That's getting uncomfortably close to the unsightly national average, which stands at 6.1 percent. Bottom line: if you've got work, be grateful; if you don't: good luck.
It's not often that good economic news and President Bush share the same sentence. But Dubya's decision to lift visa restrictions for South Koreans traveling to the U.S. will likely give Hawaii a shot in the arm. Quoted in an AP story, Marsha Wienet, who works as a tourism liaison in the Governor's Office, said the move could quadruple the number of South Korean visitors to the island by 2010, bringing the figure from the current 40,000 to 160,000. Even if those projections are on the rosy side, we're still looking at a significant influx of people and money at a time when tourism from the Mainland is drying up. Given Gov. Lingle's cozy relationship with GOP leadership, we wouldn't be at all surprised if the decision came at least in part as result of her efforts. So now we're (sort of) giving credit to Bush and Lingle? Time for a long hot shower.
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Carrie Underwood, 'Blown Away' – Song Review
'Blown Away' is the signature song on Carrie Underwood's new album of the same name. It's the dangerous storm cloud that looms over the other tracks on a surprisingly dark project. Is this really the same woman who cut 'All-American Girl?' This is what critics are talking about when they hammer the importance of subtly reinventing one's self with each new album. The singer has built to this point over three previous albums.
Underwood says she enjoys playing a character in her most dramatic songs. Clearly the plot isn't one she can personally relate to, but she sells the story with the conviction and emotion of a hard-nosed victim of abuse.
"Shatter every window 'til it's all blown away / Every brick, every board, every slamming door blown away / 'Til there's nothing left standing, nothing left of yesterday / Every tear-soaked whiskey memory blown away / Blown away," Underwood sings during the cathartic chorus as the sound of a tympani booms like thunder.
The pre-chorus is four lines of music as good as anything the 29-year-0ld has ever recorded. Josh Kear and Chris Tompkins wrote the song. They also wrote 'Before He Cheats.' When it's said and done both will be amongst the Top 5 Carrie Underwood songs of all time.
"There's not enough rain in Oklahoma / To wash the sins out of that house / There's not enough wind in Oklahoma / To rip the nails out of the past."
One misses just how dark this song is by allowing himself to get wrapped up in the pop-country production and orchestration (it's easy to imagine this as a crossover hit). Underwood is not only singing about alcoholism and abuse, she's telling a story of cold-blooded vengeance.
"She heard those sirens screaming out / Her daddy laid there passed out on the couch / She locked herself in the cellar / Listened to the screaming of the wind / Some people called it taking shelter / She called it sweet revenge," she sings during the second verse as a cold shiver crawls up our spine.
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The older we get, the less we stress about things that do not matter in the long run. Grandparents at the beach are just happy to enjoy the sunshine, the waves, and their grandchildren's company. They do not care if they look silly in a bathing suit! When you turn 59, you do not get mad if your coworkers forget to wish you a happy birthday. Of course, as you realize that most trivial things do not matter, you become acutely aware of the things that do. You care what will happen to your family when you are not there to take care of them anymore, and that is why you need a will. That is also why it is essential to write a will correctly.
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A source familiar with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's strategy told The Rundown that the GOP establishment is terrified at the prospects of Kris Kobach winning a U.S. Senate seat.
"The NRSC knows Kobach can win a primary," the source, a D.C. political consultant, told The Rundown. "Mitch [McConnell] and the NRSC are desperate to keep change agents out of the U.S. Senate. Mitch and the rest of the open-borders GOP know that smaller states like Kansas and Alabama are a danger to them, because a real border hawk can win easily in places like those."
Kobach announced his U.S. Senate bid Monday, and was met with extreme hostility from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC).
"Just last year, Kris Kobach ran and lost to a Democrat. Now, he wants to do the same and simultaneously put President Trump's presidency and Senate majority at risk. We know Kansans won't let that happen, and we look forward to watching the Republican candidate they do choose win next fall," said National Republican Senatorial Committee spokeswoman Joanna Rodriguez.
But the source told The Rundown that Kobach absolutely can win, and that the proof is in the amount of votes garnered by Kobach in the gubernatorial race referenced by Rodriquez.
"Just look at the numbers," the source said. "Kobach hauled in more votes in the 2018 primary race for governor than Pat Roberts did in his 2014 Senate primary."
Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) is widely viewed as an establishment GOP member. In an off-year, statewide primary Kobach pulled in 128,000 votes. Roberts only managed 127,000 votes in his 2014 primary, barely eking out a a victory against challenger Milton Wolf. That fact is proof, the source said, that Kansas voters are more conservative than their elected officials.
The source also noted that the establishment GOP is using Democrat talking points to bash Kobach – effectively siding with the political left against him.
GOP strategist John Suhn bashed Kobach in The Wichita Eagle.
"Republicans gave Kris Kobach the opportunity to defeat Dennis Moore and Laura Kelly and he failed both times. This isn't about ideology – it's about being able to put together a competent and winning campaign," Suhn said.
Suhn left Kobach's gubernatorial campaign over disagreements with the candidate.
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