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Thread: Good Job everyone
Jul 09 2012 04:01 PM #41
Jul 09 2012 04:03 PM #42
You've not read his previous posts. He was bashing Mere on his way of leading and then proceeded to say that he's only been playing creepside since RoI and that he's never lead a raid, but yet he bashes Mere who has been leading since the beginning and hides behind an anonymous name. I find it quite shady. It's almost like he's afraid to show who he is unlike the rest of us who DO post on our real name.
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Jul 09 2012 05:16 PM #45
Apparently you can't have an opinion and a spine.
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Jul 09 2012 05:18 PM #46
He sounds to me like one of the most unbiased voices of reason this server has. The reason you creeps don't like it is because you feel betrayed because he plays your side, but isn't oblivious to what actually happens.
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Jul 09 2012 05:21 PM #47
I find it highly amusing he is calling me out for lying when his post is nothing but a tissue of lies. Arrik and I never called for more creeps until after Yelk and Snow had joined the fight, and when we were waiting for them in TA.
So either ColourSpecs is trying to belittle our efforts by making us look like mass zergers because he's mad, or he knew nothing about that night because his warg was too busy failing to kill solos.The Show Must Go On...
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Jul 09 2012 05:28 PM #49
I think Arno's point is that if you, or anyone else found out who ColorSpecs was, he would probably recieve more grief on the forums and even in game. That's something I think most of us want to avoid.
Everyone should be entitled to their opinion. If they don't like someone... fine. Why the need for a 2 page thread of complete nonsense?
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Jul 09 2012 05:36 PM #50
Oh, is ColorSpecs Baldrmac/Baldrhowlz?
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Jul 09 2012 07:15 PM #51
I think it's time for eveyrone's yearly dose of squirrely wisdom. Please watch below and pay attention
Not that I agree wit everything colorspecs has written, so what if he skipped the creep tutorial that says ... complain about everything, even if you dont agree, do as others do OR ELSE!
Everyone always throws out the phrases ... O oO oo take off your "whatever side you on" goggles. Well here's someone who is playing one side and seems capable of forming a thought on their own w/o any so called "goggles" on and now they're wrong too lol.
Big deal ... someone disagrees wit the majority .... STRING EM UP! haha ... and if I were them I wouldnt let it be known who I was either, given how creepside tends to "blacklist" ppl for whatever reasons. Just b/c u play a certain side, its not written in stone u have to agree w/ everything everyone on that side says or does. Most ppl dont, but most choose to not say anything. The ones that do either .... have no fear of repraisale from their side, truely dont care about being "liked ina video game", or just have big mouths (see Aurn, haha).
Not eveyrone is gonna fall under those catagories though, so if they choose to speak out in their own way ... big deal, if you dont agree just say so. But when you do i'd say try n form some actual thoughts n facts ... not just, oh U dummy you're wrong cause I said so.
/carry on
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Jul 09 2012 09:06 PM #52
Jul 09 2012 09:52 PM #53
You just hit the nail on the head, Arrik.
I love it how he calls creeps all sorts of names too. ~_~.
This is at an all time stupid for you, zergmouth. I mean, you've always been stupid,but couldn't because you, waaaaaaaay to chickensh*t as we all know to face themthat you failures couldn't handle on your own.You bitches throw chum in the water and then cry because there's too many sharks for you to go swimming.
If you're going to have these sort of "debates" with people, at least have the decency to not resort to childish name calling such as these. It's obvious you have a very strong hate towards Spinnre, as do most freeps, but you should perhaps, keep it out of your posts when you're trying to get a point across.Prancey Rank 10 Lore-master ♥ Roxxia Rank 11 War Leader ♥ Pranceswithwargs Rank 11 Reaver ♥ Prancitas Rank 9 Warg ♥
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Jul 09 2012 10:02 PM #54
Acting mature on Forums where you have anonymity and little to no consequences?
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Jul 09 2012 10:15 PM #55
I'm not following any of this.
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Jul 09 2012 10:23 PM #56
Jul 09 2012 10:28 PM #57
I'm 99% certain that it is not Baldrmac, if it was the posts would have had a lot more "..." (without quotes) replies.
If you've spoken to Baldrmac you know what I mean.
That was amusing, but if you want "intellectual discussions" on the internet... a video game forum probably isn't the best place to look for them.
I would recommend; Your friends on Facebook, your friends in Vent/TS3/Mumble/Whatever-you-use or a world News forum or some sort of political group Forum.
However if you want an "intellectual discussion" ABOUT the video game... well, I mean I really don't know what to say here - good luck I guess.
I say this because, unless you're talking to someone who agrees with you, it will probably just end up in an argument (this thread being proof). If it doesn't; /salute.
In the words of Ben Croshaw;
"But you know how it is; Cows go "Moo!", Dogs go "Woof!" and MMO players go "The PvP is unbalanced."
On another note; I find this thread entertaining and amusing - so please continue; however just a note for all parties: Please limit strawman arguments and don't get yourself banned.
That is all, thank you.
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Jul 09 2012 10:49 PM #58
Jul 09 2012 10:58 PM #59
Let me guess...it's the heat right? or perhaps the onset of cabin fever? or both? same map, same lag...i don't get it. Why is everyone so upset? You know what to expect people!
(some people need to take a page out of Jmez's book, even if he is from jersey).
Couldn't agree more.
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Jul 09 2012 11:32 PM #60
O I don't know I guess I think that you should be educated and have some experience on the subject before you just jump into it. I don't know maybe been in that persons shoes once in awhile etc...
And swearing and calling people out is a pretty great way to get your point across, very unbiased as well
Jul 09 2012 11:46 PM #61
Jul 10 2012 12:28 AM #62
What are you trying to prove with these pictures? All I see here is a raid of freeps that seems to be smaller then the creep raid you're in and they are trying to get a fight with you open field. So what if it's near TA? I doubt Snowlock fought in NPCs in either of those screenshots.
Jul 10 2012 03:41 AM #63
Jul 10 2012 03:55 AM #64
Educated? That's what I go to classes for, not logging onto lotro.
Clearly from his posts he's experienced enough to form his own opinion. God forbid someone disagrees with you.
Calling him out for language to get a point across? I have been in your raids before.
Not calling you out bro but I just don't see where this thread is going.
Jul 10 2012 05:38 AM #65
Jul 10 2012 11:10 AM #66
90% sure it's -->shadowhaven<-- or farlion.
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Jul 10 2012 04:43 PM #67
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Jul 10 2012 10:57 PM #69
Well I see BW is still the same. Just with a few new soapbox heralds.
Arguements the same though. But this xpac the creeps got it bad again.
Miss you guys, hope to see ya in gw2.
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Jmez .... why are you not r15?
Evil, why haven't you called?
Mere we need another good arguement.
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Jul 10 2012 11:38 PM #70
Arno-just defending myself vs someone I don't even know or have heard of. Swearing with friends in a raid is one thing, coming on these dumb forums and trying to actually prove a point like that is not really how you do it though lol...and I would have said this thread is going nowhere but scuff said something so its good now
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Jul 11 2012 02:42 AM #71
The one thing I really never understood about this server is the raids, alot of them have legitimately good players that could do better minus about 12 people. It doesn't really compute, even now. Point farms > PvP seems to be the attitude.
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Jul 11 2012 02:45 AM #72
all the pretty pictures are the reason i went through this thread. but anyways the lag is our fault. fix all your computers!
Jul 11 2012 08:38 AM #73
hoDOR, hoDOR, hoDOR
Jul 11 2012 04:39 PM #74
Hmmm, well here I was planning an epic response to all of the various discussions but looks like those discussions never happened. So I'll just go with summing up the point I was trying to get across.
The point is this, everything you do in an open world pvp area has consequences and thats what this all boils down to: Cause & Effect.
Arrik, this has nothing to do with your capabilities as a leader nor mine as a player (which you have told me multiple times you hold in high esteem.) It has to do with actions & consequences.
Action: All creeps to X.
Consequence: Massive lag.
That is it, and thats the extent of it.
All I really have to say anymore after this thread was deconstructed is if you agree that a raid of creeps cannot beat a raid of freeps that are well lead, geared, skilled and balanced; like those the Three Hunter Kings are capable of forming Jmez, Snowlock and Yelk, all Fraid leaders, all kin leaders, all hunters; kinda cool then my question is:
What the hell are you forming a raid for? Last four days in a row at different times Ive seen the same thing, THK solo or small grouped and craid is formed. One of the Hunters forms a raid in return and stomps the craid. Not because of skill so much. But because creep healing is underpowered. You know this, I know this, everyone but the most biased knows this. So why do it?
LOL! If you are a high school football team, and you get to play football against Peyton Manning, you dont get your full team against him and tackle him over and over until he gets pissed off because then hes going to get his team together and stomp your faces in.
Actions & Consequences.
No, Im not saying that any of the Hunters are Peyton Manning compared to you, Arrik nor that your craid is amateurish. Im just saying if you will agree that due to the healing imbalance especially, a craid cannot beat a fraid, then if you have any common sense then why on earth would you create something that will lead to your own demise?
Contrary to the opinion of the liars and whiners, these guys are not running around in raids from the jump. Theyre not Voa or Yand spamming OOC the minute they get in the zone for as many people to join them as possible. So why are you? Youre no craven like our 8 legged fleer. Youre willing to take a wipe or two and not log off in tears.
Actions & Consequences.
Ive said before, Ive become a fan of these Iron Rangers and their leader Snowlock. Theyre interesting to me. They do things differently than any other leader on Brandy, sometimes. So a lot of my game time has been spent just following them around. I track one, try to keep my distance and just see what kind of trouble these guys get into. And I did it pretty much all Sunday.
Soleus was alternating between full on lies about Sunday and telling half truths. Do you want to tell the whole truth Arrik? Or shall I? Ill leave it to you to respond. But Id be careful because if you omit some key moments from either of the times you two had raids going Im going to roflstomp you pubically.
But again, the gist of it was, Snowlock was small grouped, you formed a raid against him. He formed a raid and stomped you. Actions & Consequences.
Why didnt you just pull in enough to be competitive? Why go whole hog? Another way of putting it is, lets say you had 24 small apples and he had 24 large apples and you were going to try and balance them on a teeter-totter. Now, do you go all 24 apples on each end initially? Nope, obviously the larger apples are heavier, you have no more to add to balance them out and up you go. However, if he starts out with 6 apples, and you start out with 6 apples, and he stays with six as you add one or two more at time to make the teeter-totter balance then you can achieve that balance! What a concept!
Theyve said on these forums multiple times they dont grow without need. Even soleus amongst his lies admitted they stayed at 18 against your 24 plus goldtags. So why not try to match them instead of set yourself on a course to get beaten or create a massive lag fest for everyone?
Scared? Maybe. I watched 5 of these IR roll over an 8-man Ofs small group one satruday morning like they werent even there. But thats what these guys do I think, its their jam, what they know. Theyre from a small server, right? Maybe they couldnt raid as much so they have more practice in small groups than we do. But thats not to say we couldnt get there.
I dont know. You asked for my advice and you have it.
Jul 11 2012 05:34 PM #75
Color to even suggest Arrik is scared just means you plain dont know him man. i've raided enough with him both sides to know he has more balls than any other fraid or craid leader ( no offense meant to any other leaders)
and his charges sometimes border on suicidal and we somehow pull through.
also i am sure IR are a good bunch of lads i just wish they used TAB more often. sitting behind trees and rocks on my creep while they pass by 10 meters away is sad. i know they dont see me because if they did id get zerged 100%.
i also remember this one time snowlock was killed in front of oc by craid drive by and he didnt get a bubble that could have saved him. was it on cooldown? possibly. but he didnt get a single heal. so yeah being form a smaller server man mean heal reaction time is slow idk what kinda creeps play there.
oh and you know apart from those hardcore specialists from leithani who specialise in getting stomped rvr wise i would rate snows raids just above them. because he has high rank people with gear and all, but poor focus fire.
and a vag for not pushing a craid will full fraid. ( seeing as how colo pointed out an imbalance freeps sould win anyway AMIRITE)
oh and this is BW what small grps we talking about? mostly rvr and lots of zerg. dont like it leave.
Jul 11 2012 05:48 PM #76
Wrong. I suggested it because he goes to full raid against small group. Which he did. I was there, you weren't. So what you are doing is spouting off a bunch of nonsense for which you don't have direct experience.
Its raid or zerg don't like it leave? Who's rules are those, yours? Where are they written? What about solo'ers how do they fit in?
And Snowlock's raids only slightly above lethiani? Ha. Tell that to Arrik and Meregash. The only thing they have in common is this guy doesn't seem so leet that he won't take them. And he still manages to win with them.
Not tabbing enough? Wait a second on one hand they are fail for zerging and on the other they are fail for not zerging enough? Child please.
As I said before the only reason I've found myself defending them is a) because they're interesting and b) because they just do their own thing right in the faces of you leetsies.
Jul 11 2012 06:15 PM #77
all i hear is blah blah blah
and you are probably very new or just like to say things.
i think people called this ""unbiased"" earlier in this thread
i say this because you must be living under a rock not to see BW
pvp is a lot of zerg and big rvr.
as for full raid vs small group if true. welcome to BW.
enjoy your stay
Jul 11 2012 06:42 PM #78
Jul 11 2012 06:43 PM #79
I'm surprised its not obvious. I usually run anywhere from a duo to 6 people. As epic as we are we can't take on 18+, for starters I cant even get any inductions off. lol. If I form 12 they do 24. If I form 24 its all 50 to TA. My only recommendation is to do 6v9 or 24v32, something reasonable or lag is your exponential outcome.
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I bought the truck new in late 2001. I got with I think every option leather seats, power seats, heated seats, cd player, etc. Great little truck for the money and options.
Had problems with the heated seats not working which turned out to be the wiring being pinched into from being run under the seats brackets. Cruise control would work then not, problem turned out to be a short in the steering column. Then at just under 40k miles the engine developed a miss and got so bad that the truck wouldn't pull itself. Dealership said that the computer was spitting out codes like they had never seen before. After 2 months of the dealership and the GM engineering dept. working on the truck and over $2000 of GM's money on parts (not labor) they gave up and decided to give me a $3000 gift certificate on top of any rebates if I traded it. So I did.
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Hot off the presses, the latest Conceivian Trend Report dives into one of the biggest B2C transformations of our times: The recent and rapid shift from desktop to mobile.
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Stevens Transport has selected Qualcomm Incs Mobile Computing Platform 200 (MCP200) to integrate across its fleet of approximately 2,000 tractors. After a competitive evaluation, Stevens elected to invest in Qualcomms MCP200 and its applications that will enhance customer service while increasing efficiency and productivity.
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I don't know if the powers that be have invented a word to properly describe the magnitude of actor-writer Christine Simpson's reverence for the Scandinavian pop trio a-ha. But, I do know that she will make anyone who sees her delightful new one-woman show, Take On Me, a believer in their artistry and genius. That's right: I said "a-ha," "artistry," and "genius" all in the same sentence. You may think of the group as only a one-hit wonder from the 1980s, but Simpson is out to clear their good name. Delivering a heartfelt treatise on the band's virtues, she makes a convincing argument for their induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.
But, there's more to Take On Me than just a-ha. Simpson also covers her ambivalent feelings about being adopted (she's Korean), her volatile relationship with her mother, her humorously traumatic suburban adolescence, and her heroin addiction (which she has, thankfully, long since kicked). It's a testament to Simpson's skill both as a writer and a performer that she brings these threads together effortlessly, connecting them all with her love of a band whose journey matches her own.
The parallels between author and subject are plentiful: she was born in 1973, the same year the band's future members first started dreaming of making music; her introduction to pop music coincided with a-ha's first and biggest U.S. single, "Take on Me"; subsequent years found both Simpson and the band struggling to form an identity; in 1996, following a grad school downturn, Simpson practically drops out of society because of her growing addiction as a-ha decides to "take a break." In the end, of course, both stage rousing comebacks. Considering all of their coincidentally shared history, it's easy to see why Simpson has remained devoted to her idols through high and low.
In between, Simpson gives us a look at her Long Island upbringing, complete with teased, frizzy hair ("I turned sixteen looking like a Thai prostitute."), and a mother with a martyr complex. She admits that "trying to swim upstream in the chum that was high school" proved difficult because of her race and her geekiness: for most of her white, privileged classmates, "casual indifference to everything means survival."
But, throughout her tribulations, Simpson is comforted by a-ha. She tells us about the decorative collage of press photos that adorns her bedroom (vividly brought to life by video designers Jesse Jou, John Ko, and Tim Schwartz), her obsession with the Roland SH-101 synthesizer, and gives detailed dissertations on the band's albums, complete with audio samples (at one point, she hilariously describes a-ha's second album, Scoundrel Days, as "their Empire Strikes Back"). As the years go by, and the band's popularity fades, Simpson stands by them even when she can't "hear my a-ha in the new album."
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Winter is coming and we're eating winter squash accordingly. The best thing about this recipe's gourd in particular is that when roasted, its flesh delicately peels away from its skin like ribbons of spaghetti. Try this recipe if you're looking to detox those American Thanksgiving carbs, sick of eating instant noodles during exams, or are simply on a quest to chart new territories in the world of vegetable preparation. This here is one pasta that won't give you a paunch.
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While the squash is baking, dice all the veggies.
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Cut squash in ½, deseed. Pull the strands apart with a fork, toss in a bit of olive oil (1-2 tsp) and season with salt, pepper, and herbs.
Combine with sauce and enjoy! Good luck with finals everyone.
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Zappos is the best. This is my third pair of shoes that I have ordered from them. Two pairs were kept, while I couldn't groove with the third pair and sent them back without any hassle what so ever from the Z men. Simple. Easy. Smart. Keen is also the best. The Wichita is a light weight good looking shoe. Keen style and comfort is a no brainer. You won't go wrong if you purchase this shoe. For me, the size was perfect the moment I put them on. Another home run for Zappos. Thanks guys!
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Just got these great looking shoes and they feel good right out of the box. I've worn several pair of Keens and I know they will continue to get more comfortable. One of the nice things about the Wichita is that it feels light. Will be a great warm weather shoe as well with the breathable mesh. Just a sharp looking and "go to" kind of shoe. It is just a shade narrower in the toe box than other Keens, like the Targhee, but then it is more of a hiking sneaker. I'm going to enjoy this shoe.
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These are my first pair of Keens. I also bought a pair pf proper boots from Keen, but they were very tight. Much unlike these. The Wichita feels a little roomier then most (all in size 14). I wear these every day for at least 8 hours of work on construction sites. I never have an fatigue in my feet. I wear them hiking, mountain biking, around town, and I can't get enough of them. I'll be ordering another pair of these shortly. I was a Merrell fan before this pair, I'm presently debating between the two makes for a new bootier type shoe. I can not make up my mind.
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These shoes are very comfy. The entire shoe fits just slightly looser than the size indicates. I actually like that because my left foot is happy. I'm told that one foot is usually slightly larger than the other. The arch support is just a bit better than moderate and is sufficient for a day of walking. I have not taken these shoes onto a trail but they are very supportive for all day wear around town. I've stood in a few long lines (2-3 hours) without any problem. Normally, this would be murder on my feet because I have horrible feet. These have become my everyday shoe and wish they came in a few more color options.
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I am a fan of Keen, and the Keen Wichitas did not disappoint (but they also did not thrill). On the plus side, the shoes are very comfortable. I needed zero break-in time. The shoes are also very light-weight - much more so than any other Keen shoes that I have ever owned. On the minus side these shoes are not waterproof. It seems that Keen is getting away from their performance modeling and going towards style. These are the first Keen shoes that I have had that was not waterproof. All in all, these are solid shoes. They look good and feel good. I will give them an A. I am marking them down by one star for the lack of waterproofing.
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Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Although it primarily grows in dry, rocky soils in the wild, it seems to prefer moist fertile loams in cultivation. Relatively good drought tolerance. May take up to 30 years for this tree to bear a first crop of acorns.
Chinkapin (or Chinquapin) oak is a medium sized deciduous oak of the white oak group that typically grows 40-60' (less frequently to 80') tall with an open globular crown. It is native to central and eastern North America where it is typically found on dry upland sites often in rocky, alkaline soils. Insignificant monoecious yellowish-green flowers in separate male and female catkins appear in spring as the leaves emerge. Fruits are small oval acorns (to 3/4" long), with scaly cups that extend to approximately 1/2 the acorn length. Acorns are valued food for a variety of wildlife. Narrow, oblong-lanceolate, shiny green leaves (4-7" long) have coarse marginal teeth. Leaves somewhat resemble the leaves of chestnut (Castanea) whose nut is sometimes called a chinquapin, hence the common name of this oak whose acorn is sweet and edible. Also sometimes commonly called yellow chestnut oak. Fall color is variable, but usually undistinguished shades of yellow and brown. Species honors Gotthilf Henry Ernest Muhlenberg, 18-19th century Lutheran minister-botanist from Pennsylvania.
Chinkapin oak is a medium-sized deciduous oak that typically grows to 40-60 feet tall with a rounded crown. It features narrow, oblong to lance-shaped, chestnut-like, shiny green leaves with coarse marginal teeth. Leaves turn gold to brown in fall. Oval acorns are a food source for a variety of wildlife. This easy-to-grow Missouri native tree is primarily found in dryish upland areas, but adapts well to urban conditions as a lawn, shade or street tree.
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Jan. 20, 2013 La Quinta, Calif. - UCLA women's tennis player Robin Anderson claimed two titles on Sunday, winning both the singles and doubles championships at the National Collegiate Tennis Classic, which was held this weekend at the La Quinta Resort & Club. Anderson, the nation's sixth-ranked singles player, dropped the first set against USC's Giuliana Olmos in Sunday's singles final. Fortunately for UCLA, Anderson found her stride in the next two sets, storming back for a 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 victory. Anderson is now 14-0 in singles play dating back to the fall season. Anderson also took home the doubles title at La Quinta, teaming with Skylar Morton for an 8-6 victory over USC's Gabrielle DeSimone and Zoe Scandalis.
Freeman Memorial Championships (Las Vegas, Nev.) In back draw action in Las Vegas on Sunday, Chanelle Van Nguyen beat North Carolina's Tessa Lyons, 6-2, 6-2. She also teamed with Kyle McPhillips in doubles, beating Lauren McHale and Gina Suarez-Malaguti, also from North Carolina, 8-4. UCLA opens up the 2013 dual-match season next week, hosting San Diego on Saturday at Noon. The match is part of ITA Kick Off Weekend, an event to determine which teams will travel to the USTA/ITA National Team Indoor Championships next month in Charlottesville, Va. |
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I feel like it's been ages since I've had a day off of work. Since I've been so overworked and exhausted lately, I decided to take Friday off and treat myself to a long weekend. What long weekend would be complete without at least a little bit of shopping? Here's what's on my wishlist.
Mulberry Postman's Lock riding boots, $895
Dolce Vita "Dickson" Boots with Strap - Tall Boots - Bloomingdales.com, $270
Stuart Weitzman "Clute" Quilted Tall Boots - Tall Boots -..., $575
I really want a pair of black riding boots. Preferably with a cool detail like the ones above. I especially love the studded Louboutins but I'm definitely not in the market to spend that much.
Rebecca Taylor Belted wool-blend cape, $625
Camel Wool Melton, $695
Ultimate Military Cape, $190
Smythe 'Cadet' Wool Blend Coat, $995
Apparel Classic Clothing at Talbots - Single-breasted coat, $329
I've also been eying a few camel coats but the more I think about it, perhaps I might like a fun cape instead.
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The theological underpinning of the feast is the acknowledgment of human frailty. Since few people achieve perfection in this life but, rather, go to the grave still scarred with traces of sinfulness, some period of purification seems necessary before a soul comes face-to-face with God. The Council of Trent affirmed this purgatory state and insisted that the prayers of the living can speed the process of purification.
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Interesting comments about carrier landing training and the F35
Interesting comments about carrier landing training and the F35
Interesting indeed. The F35 is using direct force control, something available as a manual system on the F14 as Direct Lift Control, to speed glidepath corrections. Hopefully, also to be utilised to remove buffet in low level flight
It's still a 140/150 odd knot controlled crash onto a deck or land then stop as opposed to stop then land.
It's making a massively difficult job easier but I can't really see that the USN will actually reduce the number of deck landings and the tempo of them that a USN pilot has to do to maintain currency. They will just be easier and more likely to suceed.
@ mmoomin
Agreed, the USN will still have the same requirements for deck landings. Why save money when you can keep doing what you have always done.
I don't think it alters our CVF F35 equation at all. We all new about this technology before and it was perhaps one of the reasons for the initial switch to F35C but £ 5 billion conversion cost's sink any argument.
Fascinating to see every control surface being involved in the landing equation – this is a huge leap forwards from traditional control techniques in a combat aircraft.
I think it has a fair impact on the F35 argument, as many of the anti-C crowd were citing the aircraft's predicted poor handling and landing characteristics, overly high landing speeds and the deck hook failure issue. On the strength of this video most of the former problems have been addressed, and once the deck hook is fixed, the result will be an aircraft that is just as viable as its legacy predecessors.
@SomewhatInvolved I really don't see that it does. It's easier to get the plane on the deck yes, so that reduces your accident rate and increases the safety of doing it but it's still never going to be as easy to train or maintain as STOVL's hover then land.
Anyway the major point 'against' (in the context of our limited budget and manpower capability) CATOBAR was about it's higher training burden and increased 'miles' on the air frames that come with CATOBAR.
The plane may be easier to land at a micro level but you still have the same number of pilots and deck crew needing deck qualification and maintenance of their skills.
@mmoomin: does anyone actually have the accident rates for say, the F18 and the AV8B to hand for carrier-borne ops? My memory says the F18 beats out the AV8B, but I could be wrong. It's certainly no slam dunk
Even more to the point, we are going to be doing a lot of SRVL, a technique that no-one except the VAAC Harrier team have tried. We can hardly declare it better than CATOBAR until it's been tried for a few years
"Even more to the point, we are going to be doing a lot of SRVL, a technique that no-one except the VAAC Harrier team have tried"
exactly, and i'd be amazed if this technology was not equally relevant to SRVL.
mmoomin, well if you still believe the £5BN conversion price tag then nothing will change your mind. I simply pointed out that the deck landing issue was a major factor in switching to the B variant, and that that issue has been cleared up. As for airframe life, the B doesn't have the structurally enhanced airframe of the C and has standard landing gear – in fact the B's airframe has been deliberately thinned to get around weight issues. How confident are you that SRVL landings are going to be no less punishing than arrested landings on the beefed up C undercarriage?
The issue is with the C there was huge costs and problems surrounding it, more than just the conversion and airframe itself; all of which havent been considered/prepared for until that 'quick draw' switch in 2010. Its all one big headache, I'd rather we began with the original B and then build up to C, the purse-strings have long since shut tight.
Why wasn't this heartily debated when it all began? Why is it now when plans and build has proceeded and money is tight, that people suddenly think we can just 'switch' with little/no consequence to an already troubled programe?
We blame BAe for a lot of service procurement woes, but this one lands at the door of Gov and MoD; stop meddeling and changing ideas, and get on with the chuffing job.
we was never ever going to get the f35c because rolls royce and bae were nether going to let it happen why? because there was going to be job loss's if we had the c instead of b because industraial share can imagine the conversation dear minster we understand why you want the c but do you realise if you have the c that rolls would have to lose 500 to a 1000 people in derby at the same time as bombider were losing 1000 to 1500 jobs also we are closing broughton we mite after close another site do you really want that because we will tell all why so it's the b then and guess what im glad because we are not usn we are the royal navy and it also means that the royal airforce will have to share
Should have been just one variant from the start – I'd have gone with STOVL because everyone would have been able to use it; USN, USMC, USAF, RN, RAF. If not STOVL then CV variant.
Please tell me you don't subscribe to the imho eroneous view that BAE wanted to do themselves out of 5Billion quid worth of contract changes and amendments. BAE make the back of the plane and contribute other bits so they'd be making just as much cash B or C. Rolls Royce might not have been too happy though.
I've worked on some fairly large scale projects and just stopping one when it's in full flow to make a 'small' change costs a lot of money. Something like a switch from STOVL to CATOBAR once production has started will cost a hell of a lot of money. I'd also expect a healthy amount of risk to be built into the cost because you have to 'saw apart' a half built aircraft carrier while modifying it's design to fit an untried/untested (in a naval environment) electromagnetic catapult into an Aircraft carrier it wasn't designed for. Put it another way Labour delayed production by a year when line items and major components had already been bought and work was getting underway. Additional cost to the program 1.5 billion. I can well believe 5 Billion for both carriers given that both are in various stages of construction right now. One of them already is the heaviest warship in our inventory and its only half a ship right now.
There is absolutely no point whatsoever in having one CATOBAR carrier, it has to be at least two to give year round capability.
Anyway I digress.
CATOBAR landing speed 150ish knots
SRVL landing speed circa 35 knots
I also don't understand this insistence that we will always land SRVL? The plane has a KPP of being able to land vertically with two 1000lb bombs two anti air missiles and couple of 1000lbs of fuel on board in a 'hot place' East of Suez. From memory I think its between 3500 and 4000lbs in bring back to land vertically.
In fact this is what you'd be changing in build as it were (imagine doing it when built!!)
Out of interest why does it make a difference to BAE? Surely they build the same amount of F-35B as they do of the F-35C.
@mmoomin: effectively, we will be using SRVL during nearly all operational sorties. 2 AAM's, 2 bombs describes a very small loadout which I cannot imagine being used except for F117 type sorties. As the aircraft weight increases during lifetime, the need will increase
@Tubby: RR build the majority of the lift fan. That being said, compared to their civil business, it's a rounding error
Utter nonsense wf. The 2 1000 pounders is equivalent to 4 paveway 4 or possible 2 paveway 4 and 6 brimstone missiles care to compare that to current a/c load outs in afghan or Libya. The vlbb is not a start of life requirement.
if im not mistaken bae will build the majority of the production airframe for our aircraft but only the back section on the rest so would lose out if we had changed to the c
Ssssshhh Tubby don't use logic on this one.
As far as I'm aware BAE make the back of the aircraft and its no different for whatever version.
I understand the major hook mod on the C was just to make the hook more pointy so it slipped under the wires easier. Isn't hi tech great?
Seems it is all very focussed on the pilot doing a good job, and some systems in the plane "helping him". Why is the ship not part of the equation, as well?
An ex-colleague of mine was a Rear Admiral USN who had thousands of carrier landings under his belt (he first flew sorties from carriers during Vietnam, so his experience went back decades). He proposed a system of lasers firing up and back from the carrier that could be sensed by the incoming plane, and then through maths and software inject into the HUD a glide slope for the pilot to follow. He declared that would be far easier than the pilot lining up lights by eyesight. Nowadays, that could be taken even further and injected into the plane's little brain for the fly by wire or autopilot to assist. Whether his proposals were taken up or not I don't know – they seem reasonable enough, and also presumably retrofittable to existing aircraft types.
The other thing that worries me is the whole concept of "every control surface being involved". What happens if your flaps are shot to shit?
I read somewhere that the theoretical issue is that it's not long enough to damp the 'movement' of the hook. The hook point apparently is a lot further back (this is from memory though) and shorter than previous designs due to the stealth characteristics of the aircraft (seems a little odd to me but there you are) and therefore making the hook longer would result in a lot of changes to the airframe as the stress loadings on the airframe will all have to change. Hence the effort to make the hooks claw grabbier. I think theres going to be some squeaky bums when they test that.
@RT, the beauty of control configured aircraft is that they can compensate for said surfaces being missing automatically, rather than relying on an exceptional pilot.
The USN uses a laser based glidescope system, but it's for the pilots.
@mark: no room to carry more than 2 1000lb bombs and 2 AMRAAM internally in the F35B. 500lb Paveway are much the same size as 1000lb. Hence not nonsense. VLBB very relevant day one, since otherwise our carrier can only launch, or recover aircraft rather than both together.
So nearly all operational sorties now becomes day 1 operations. Which is a storm shadow mission in which case srvl would only be required for a not released or hang up which would be rare. So yes your statement was very much nonsense.
I know that, the 1000bs bomb will be replaced by paveway 4 and I guess ultimately spear3 if internal only is the only option. The point im making is operation load out today on most sustaining mission is vlbb capable on f35b.
@wf the margins on weight etc being used are the end of life margins not the initial ones. Anyone would think that Lockheed Martin has made military jets before. I think this whole VLBB thing has been conflated by those well known aircraft designers Sharkey Ward and Lewis Pages fag packet engineering estimates. I mean Sharkey had the final production planes costing what £190 Million each the LRIP ones we just got were £100 Million a throw so I'm not sure how much credance I can give them.
Regarding costs, the guys over on PPRUNE reckon someone is being economical with the truth regarding the conversion costs. The fixed costs of EMALS and AAR are approx £500B, so where the extra money comes into it. Before anyone jumps on the it's all BAE's fault bandwagon the PPRUNE guys dislike BAE as much as anyone and even they don't them for the costs.
Carrier approaches are all very well but the F-35C has still to demonstrate that it can take a wire. The whole issue has been very silent since the matter came up.
It was not like the fix was supposed to be very complicated (different profile for the hook tip and beefing up the hold down damper).
But it still appears to be a work in progress.
The basic problem is that the F-35C has a lineal 7.1 feet between the main wheels and and the hook tip extended. For comparision the F18 (all versions) has over 18 ft, the F-14 had 22 ft, the T-45 has 14.6 feet.
The problem isn't rocket science (the main wheels hit the wire and start it dancing and the hook passes over it before it stablises) …and the fix is still awaited!
". From memory I think its between 3500 and 4000lbs in bring back to land vertically."
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"…the main wheels hit the wire and start it dancing…"
Is this really the only problem?
Seems like a giant '<' will fix it. Either the hook extends in two pieces (each being damped independently) or it rotates on the way down (being damped only on the hinge with the fuselage).
Alternatively the wire could be supported by fold-down sticks to increase the resonant frequency and decrease the amplitude of the oscillation?
Yes Simon, most of the F-35C problem is the limited distance between the main wheels and the hook combined with a pretty high landing speed.
The whole hook assembly is also pretty short as it has to retract internally. The fix that was mooted was a revised hold down damper to keep the hook at the best angle and a more open mouthed hook. It remains to be seen it it works.
the obvious plan B is a longer semi exposed hook at some cost to stealth.
On the matter of arrestor wires, they are already held proud of the deck by steel rod strong backs welded length wise but the wires still move about.
Just actually watched the vid.
So, have they only just cottoned on to flaperons? I'd have thought every single jet fighter in the world used them!
V. interesting that things that have been on RC aircraft (like the RC bit for UAVs and the computer/giro controlled fly-by-wire) are only just getting onto real combat aircraft…
…unless I've missed something?
Well according to announcements today, the RAF/RN will be getting around 48 'B' variants for the CVF and a number of 'A' variants to replace the Tornado but numbers of the latter have not been made public.


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Walking around NYC is one of my favourite things to do when I visit (obviously in the right foot wear). You always stumble across new places to eat and stores to window shop. I think the best places to eat in New York are often the unsung heroes of your local area, small unbranded places where the food is authentically american and delish, but I will come to some of them in my travel guides soon. The new website is set to launch very soon now, so stay tuned for my new look!
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The former V.P. candidate claims her daughter Bristol's baby daddy is straight up lying with his recent claims that the Palins actively try to keep him from his son.
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"Statistician United Nations health economist Howard Friedman compares the United States to 13 other wealthy nations in five key categories: health, education, safety, democracy and equality. His analysis and conclusions are alarming: the U.S. has fallen far behind in most of these areas, causing the nation to become "the Dog" when juxtaposed to its Asian and Western European competitors.the U.S. health care system widely touted as the best in the world by the U.S. health care industry ranks 37th in the world by the World Health Organization. France and Italy hold the top two spots. The U.S. also spends two to four times more on health care than any other country but the U.S. also has the lowest life expectancy.The U.S. has far less social mobility than other wealthy countries," he says. "The American dream of this social mobility actually turns out to be a myth. The top student from a poor neighborhood has roughly the same chance of graduating college as the worst student from a wealthy neighborhood. That's not a meritocracy."


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Today, the Iraq War is finally over. All of our heroes are back home with their family and loved ones.
Today, a Wise Latina named Sonia Sotomayor sits on the Supreme Court.
That is real change.
But the agenda is not yet complete. There is still much work to do. That is why President Obama is running for re-election. And that is why we support him.
Latinos will have an enormous say on who will be our President for the next four years. Today, there are more than 54 million Latinos in the United States. And every month, for the next 20 years, more than 50,000 Latinos will turn 18 years of age.
This can only mean one thing: EL FUTURO ES NUESTRO. The future is ours.
This election is not about President Obama. It's about us. It's about our futuro.
The Futuro Fund is a national initiative driven by a group of committed Latino leaders who have joined together to support President Obama's re-election campaign, and, most importantly, to ensure that as Latinos, we make our presence felt in this pivotal presidential campaign.
Over the course of this year, the Futuro Fund will host a series of events throughout the country to support President Obama's re-election. We can only do it with your help. Many of you have already joined us, and we are profoundly grateful. Many more will join us this year — and we can't wait to thank you.
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How do I get to Huntsman Cancer Institute?
Here's what to expect on your first day:
- You will be directed to the Urologic Oncology Clinic.
- Sign in at the front desk of the clinic and complete the patient registration process. Be sure to provide your local address, telephone number, and insurance information.
- Complete the health questionnaires you will be given. Include the name, strength, and dosage of each medicine you are currently taking, including aspirin products and dietary supplements.
- A health care team (doctor, advanced care practitioner, and clinic nurse) will review your medical information.
- You will receive a thorough medical examination.
- The doctor will discuss your test results and treatment options with you.
If they have not already been forwarded to Huntsman Cancer Institute, please bring your medical records, reports, laboratory test results, X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds. Also bring a list showing dosages of all the medications you are currently taking, including over-the-counter medications, pain relievers, vitamins, and other dietary supplements. If you need help with this, you can bring the prescription and product bottles with you.
To help doctors plan your treatment, bring or send your microscope slides and tissue blocks before your first appointment. Our clinical care specialist can help arrange this if you need assistance.
We also recommend that you bring the following materials to your appointment:
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- a list of your food allergies and your reactions to them
- a list of questions you want to ask your doctor
Bring a friend or family member to your appointments for support. They can take notes or tape record the visit so that you can focus on the conversation and review the information afterward. You will receive a lot of information on your first visit; therefore, a second set of ears and hands will be helpful.
Casual clothing and comfortable shoes are appropriate. The average summer temperature in Salt Lake City is 92.9 degrees Fahrenheit, while the average winter temperature is 36.4 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a good idea to bring a sweater because room temperatures can be cool any time of year.
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How is it only Wednesday and this week is already so good? I have been Instagramming like nutso & have found it to be my favorite social media tool, uh, after twitter that is. Those Steven Madden loafers are on my must buy right now list, just under $100, I think I can swing it. Caps have made their way into my life as of late, this UCLA (my alma mater) number found its way onto my crown at the Down & Out. If people started sending me rad hats I'd be in heaven!
Last night I was at A$AP Rocky's first headlining show in L.A., at the Glass House in Pomona. The purple haze in the room was thiiiiiiick and the rapper was looking mighty fine. Up front, sweating and being crushed – I wouldn't have it any other way. I think I am still coming down from that amount of high energy.
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