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Remembering the terrible costs of freedom
Well-wishers paid fitting tribute Wednesday night in Beloit to 200 military veterans and "Rosie the Riveters" who were returning home from a four-day VetsRoll trip to view the war memorials in Washington, D.C. For the aging World War II and Korean War veterans on the VetsRoll trip, it was a way to remember their fallen comrades.
High water means slow weekend for Rock County boaters
As floodwaters recede along the Rock River, people might begin to tire of looking at unneeded sandbags that have become unsightly lawn ornaments.
Addicts swapped stolen items for drugs: Police
Jim Holford said. They set the goods on a sorting table to be appraised by the people who ran the house, Holford said.
Washington, D.C. visit helps honor area veterans
In this photo from 2010, Dick Kath of Janesville, left, poses with his late father, World War II veteran Al Kath, during the VetsRoll.org trip to Washington, D.C. Dick Kath has volunteered with VetsRoll.org of South Beloit, Ill., for four years.
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Public Record for May 20, 2013
ROOSEVELT B. GINGER, JR, 51, of 803A1 2 Benton Avenue, Janesville, at 4:45 a.m. Saturday at Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center Janesville on charges of battery to emergency personnel, resisting or obstructing a police officer and a probation violation.
Kenneth E. Harris II, 31, of 607 E. Milwaukee St., No. 1W, Janesville was taken into custody Sunday for a probation hold, according to a news release from the Janesville Police Department.
Rain, thunderstorms pelt western Wisconsin
UNDATED The western half of Wisconsin has been hit with several waves of heavy thunderstorms since yesterday afternoon.
Highway 11 still closed in Rock County
Highway 11, between Orfordville and Footville, remains closed Monday morning after a fast-moving thunderstorm Sunday night caused power poles to lean at a 45-degree angle, according to a Rock County dispatcher.
Kenny Chesney tailgaters turn Miller Park lots into party central
Jeffers, of Beloit, was celebrating her 21st birthday Saturday with friends, her sister and roommate at Miller Park for the Milwaukee stop of Chesney's "No Shoes Nation" tour.
Suspect held on attempted homicide of officer
A Clinton man could face attempted homicide charges in Rock County after police say he disarmed an officer and tried to shoot the officer at point blank range.
Grinnell Hall in Beloit raises curtain on theater group
Grinnell Hall's new Senior Theatre Group is seeking a director. If interested, call Paula Schutt, senior center coordinator, at 608-364-2875 or email email@example.com. Her opening act was May 2, when she scheduled an organizational meeting for a new Senior Theatre Group.
Inspirations: Can't Wait to Try The Buttefly? Go to Beloit, Wisconsin
Later this summer, Mr. Michael White will open The Butterfly , a Tribeca restaurant inspired by Wisconsin supper clubs .
Theatrical lighting equipment CEO Fred Foster to be honored
For his forward-thinking leadership style that is both productive and creative, Fred Foster, chief executive officer of Electronic Theatre Controls Inc., will be awarded the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference "Seize the Day" award in June.
Man tries to shoot Clinton police officer with officer's own gun
A man is in custody for attempting to kill a police officer with the officer's own gun during a struggle this evening in the village of Clinton, police said.
Beloit's arts incubator show explores 'Spiritual Art'
Winners in "Spiritual Art," the juried art show at the Beloit Fine Arts Incubator included, from left, "Emotional Tsunami" by James Richter of Janesville, "God So Loved the World" by Missouri artist Nancy M. Stone, and "The Peace Blessing" by Gary Gandy of Janesville.
Kernels lose in walk-off fashion again at Beloit
BELOIT, Wis. - Chad Lewis hit a groundball off the second-base bag with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to score the winning run in Beloit's 3-2 victory over the Tim Atherton took the loss in relief for Cedar Rapids , which ended a season-long 12-game road trip.
Beloit College will remain 'best years' of grad's life
Students at Beloit College celebrate after the school's 163rd commencement ceremony Sunday.
Don's Lawn and Garden Care closes garden center after 35 years
David Reid of Dundee, Ill., looks over a sign that he was interested in buying during the Don's Lawn and Garden auction on Saturday.
Beloit woman suffers medical emergency while driving
Town of Beloit officers and deputies from the Rock County Sheriff's Office responded to a single vehicle car crash on Highway 151 south of Townline Road in the Town of Beloit.


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I think we should all go to AA meetings and complain about how the tow truck takes two hours to get our car, and how their trip planners have outdated highway information...then say, "Oops, thought this was the AAA meeting. Sorry! Now where's the keg?"
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Another pie, Oprah?
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WHAT'S NEW ----- June 2013 ----- We're now in Week 85 of Ocelot's refit, laying nonskid on the decks as fast as we can! See our Summary Pages for an overview of our many months of work. Ocelot now has a new Facebook page. Check it out! We've now added a way to comment on any page - just click the Make a Comment link at the bottom of each page. ----- May 2013 ----- On Week 82 of Ocelot's refit, Amanda is freezing in the NW US and we're hoping to start laying nonskid next week. ----- April 2013 ----- Cruisers: Do you know the difference between
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navigation program of choice, with detailed instructions on how to use it with Google Earth,
even when you're offline. As of Week 78 of Ocelot's refit, we've decided to focus on getting the nonskid stuck down to the deck, with a new procedure for doing it. ----- March 2013 ----- As of Week 73 of Ocelot's refit, we're mostly finished polishing the new gelcoat and now preparing the sugar‑scoops and cockpit for gelcoat and antiskid. ----- February 2013 ----- Ocelot's Refit is rolling along. As of Week 69 we've sprayed gelcoat on most of the decks and both outer topsides. We also epoxied in our rudder bearings! ----- September 2012 ----- We've had 6 more weeks of work on Ocelot's Thai Refit. Things are moving faster now that Amanda is part of Team Hacking at the boatyard. As of Week 46 we are nearing completion of the new hard bimini (designed and built by Jon and Amanda) and the major reconstruction is almost done, with new extended sugar‑scoops. ----- August 2012 ----- We had a wonderful vacation in the states for June and July, watching Amanda graduate from the University of Washington (cum laude!) and attending Mike & LJ's wedding in Maine. Now we're back in Thailand, in Week 42 of Ocelot's Refit. New updates & photos go up every night, with a new page each week (the nav‑bar on the left side shows additional pages). ----- March 2012 ----- LEDs are rapidly becoming the lighting of choice. They're much more
efficient, affordable, and now they come in eye‑pleasing warm‑white. But before you
run out to buy, there are things you should know. ----- September 2011 ----- We've now written up several pages on India, with articles & great photos
on the Andaman Islands, the West Bengal Hills, Sikkim, & Trekking in the Himalaya. Cruisers: We have now updated several
of our Cruising Information pages with superbly detailed satellite photos of our anchorages,
live Google Maps & new Track Files. Cruisers: We are now publishing track
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tracks so other cruisers can download them. Lets start a Track File Bank! Where's Ocelot? See our new position tracking map at the bottom of this page! Want to build your own website? Jon has published 2 pages of
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on Ocelot, our Kronos LATEST NEWS: We'll be in SE Asia for most of 2013. We're currently giving Ocelot a major refit. When we splash (May?) we're thinking of heading around to the east side of the Malaysian Peninsula, where the water is clear. Other possible adventures include more inland travel to Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, a trip (or series of trips) we've wanted to do for some time. After that the crystal ball gets fuzzy, but the Philippines have been mentioned several times. Stay tuned... Our trip has had many goals, but a primary one has been to teach ourselves, and especially our children, about the different cultures of the people in our world, and the values those people live by. Many people never learn what's important to other cultures and too often feel that other people should feel as they do. But we know that other cultures have very different values from our own, and we feel it's important, especially for the coming generation who will be leading our society in only a few years, to know this as well. We hope that with better understanding, future generations will be better equipped to defuse some of the strife that threatens world peace. Although sailing to Australia was our original goal when we left St. Maarten in 2002, we joined the Darwin-Kupang, Indonesia Rally which left Australia in July 2006. After cruising Indonesia for 3 months we sailed up the Straits of Malacca cruising through Malaysia and Thailand. Christopher, taking time off from university, re-joined us there for 3 months and sailed with us to Sri Lanka. Jon, Sue and Amanda spent the rest of 2007 on the voyage across the Indian Ocean, switching continents from Asia to Africa, with stops in the Maldives, Chagos Archipelago, Seychelles, Madagascar, Mozambique and South Africa. Although we had planned to go around the Cape of Good Hope in 2008 and up to the Caribbean we realized that we weren't ready to stop cruising. We enjoyed more than a year in South Africa, and 9 months in the States visiting family and friends. We settled Amanda into the University of Washington as an oceanography major in September 2008. In April, 2009 Jon and Sue returned to Ocelot. After much boat work, and once the pirate activity in the western Indian Ocean calmed down, we sailed north to Mayotte, Madagascar, Seychelles, and east across the Indian ocean back to SE Asia. In the Spring of 2010 we left Ocelot in Malacca to go trekking in Nepal with Chris and Amanda. Then we sailed down the Malacca Straits and around Singapore to cruise the north coast of Malaysian Borneo and Brunei, returning to western Thailand in 2011 and continuing across to India. The SW monsoon wouldn't let us cross to Africa so we returned to Thailand to give Ocelot a major refit which has had us "on the hard" for over a year.
Ongoing improvements to photos - Ongoing We are continuing to put Google Ads on selected pages. This has been a difficult decision as our site has always been completely non-commercial. But at 800 pages, it also requires significant maintenance. We're hoping that Google's reputation for appropriate ads will not detract from your experience. Your feedback here would be appreciated, especially if you see an inappropriate ad (we've eliminated several already). If you want to contribute to maintaining this website, click on some ads - it costs you nothing and we get a few cents for each click. We've now trashed our old, automatically generated site map
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution Few cities in America have a daily newspaper that has published continuously for more than 100 years.
The Journal and Constitution have won numerous Pulitzer Prizes and have nurtured the careers of many famous journalists, including: Henry W. Grady, whose lobbying efforts set the stage for the South's agricultural and industrial growth following a difficult Reconstruction period; Joel Chandler Harris, whose colorful Uncle Remus tales—African American folk tales written in dialect—first appeared in the Constitution; Margaret Mitchell, the author of the international best-seller Gone With the Wind; Ralph McGill, a passionate voice of reason in the early days of the civil rights movement, whose personal essays—a new journalistic form—ran on the front page of the Constitution. Early History of the Constitution The Constitution was
Six months later Styles moved to Texas and sold his interest to his partner, James Anderson, who subsequently passed it to William Arnold Hemphill, his son-in-law and the paper's business manager. Hemphill served as principal owner and publisher until 1901. In 1876 Evan P. Howell bought an interest in the Constitution and became its president and editor-in-chief, positions he held until 1897. Both Hemphill and Howell served as mayor of Atlanta, Hemphill during his years as a Constitution executive and Howell after he retired from the paper. Immediately after joining the paper, Howell hired twenty-six-year-old Henry W. Grady
Grady traveled the country as a correspondent, writing impressions of the North and its leaders for his southern readers and sending reports of southern development to northern papers. In 1880, at age thirty, he bought a one-quarter interest in the Constitution with $20,000 borrowed from Cyrus W. Field, promoter of the transatlantic cable. Grady understood that economic development was crucial to rebuilding the South, and he used the Constitution to promote the region at every opportunity. He encouraged the 1881 International Cotton Exposition, helped to found the Georgia Institute of Technology, and organized Atlanta's first minor league baseball team. In early December 1889, a weakened Grady discounted the advice of his physician and went to Boston to speak on race relations. He became gravely ill and died on December 23 in Atlanta, at age thirty-nine. Young Clark Howell had come to work at his father's newspaper in 1884 after apprenticeships at the New York Times and the Philadelphia Press. After Grady's death he became managing editor, and in 1897 he succeeded his father as editor-in-chief. In the fall of 1901 Howell acquired the Constitution stock owned by Hemphill, becoming the paper's new owner. Hemphill retired in January 1902, and Howell assumed the presidency of the company at that time. The paper remained in family hands until 1950. Clark Howell was a consummate newsman and public servant. He served as director of the Associated Press news-gathering operation at its inception in 1900, was a Democratic National Committee member from Georgia for thirty-two years, and served two terms in the state legislature. He ran for governor in 1906 but was defeated by the powerful Hoke Smith, a former owner of the rival Atlanta Journal. Early History of the Journal The Atlanta Journal, an afternoon paper under the banner of founder E. F. Hoge, entered the city's newspaper war early in 1883. Hoge had invested in the latest printing presses, which turned out a sparkling product, but it was old-fashioned reporting that propelled his newspaper in its first year. At about 4:30 a.m. on August 12, 1883, Atlanta's nationally known hotel, the Kimball House, was destroyed by fire. The Constitution had already printed its Sunday edition, but the upstart Journal quickly produced an extra edition that was distributed statewide with the news. Compliments and credibility followed. In June 1887 Hoke Smith, a successful young lawyer, bought the Journal from the ailing Hoge for $10,000. Smith initiated several innovations that promoted the Journal 's reputation and circulation, including the South's first daily women's page. Smith and the Journal were strong supporters of Democrat Grover Cleveland in the 1892 presidential election. When Cleveland was elected, he repaid Smith by appointing him to the cabinet as secretary of the interior, thus bringing national attention to Smith and to the Journal. By 1900 the Journal employed 200 people and had a daily circulation of 30,000. Smith and several minority stockholders decided to sell the paper to James Gray, Morris Brandon, and H. M. Atkinson for $300,000—a handsome profit from a $10,000 investment only thirteen years earlier. Innovation continued under the new management, most particularly under Gray, who served as editor and publisher. Specialized sports reporting was added in 1901, a Sunday edition in 1902, and one of the country's first Sunday magazines in 1912.
Gray died unexpectedly in 1917, at the pinnacle of his career. His daughter, Cordelia Inman Gray, married the brother of Otis Arnoldus Brumby, founder of the Cobb County Times (later the Marietta Daily Journal), and thus continued her family's involvement in Atlanta-area newspapers. After Gray's death Major John S. Cohen took over leadership of the Journal, serving as president and editor until his death in 1935. Twentieth-Century Expansion In March 1922 (a mere two years after KDKA-Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania had signed on as the nation's first commercial radio station), the Journal was awarded the broadcasting license for WSB Radio. The call letters were drawn from the familiar greeting "Welcome South, Brother." WSB began broadcasting with 100 watts of power, equivalent to the wattage of an ordinary light bulb today. In 1926 WSB joined the fledgling NBC network, and within a decade it had become a 50,000-watt powerhouse that could be heard at points throughout the country. To keep up with the rival Journal, the Constitution entered the radio business on March 16, a day after WSB went on the air. The station's call letters were WGM. A year later Constitution owner Clark Howell Sr. offered the station to Georgia Tech as a gift, which accepted it on behalf of the state. The license was allowed to expire in 1924, but the following year a new license was granted with the call letters WGST, standing for Georgia School of Technology. Operating as a commercial station with educational opportunities for students, the radio station was officially owned by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. In 1974 the station was sold to a private corporation and remains on the air today. Before and after World War I (1917-18), the Constitution editorialized for peace; the paper also supported U.S. president Woodrow Wilson's proposal for a League of Nations. But that stance didn't prevent Clark Howell Jr., the son of the Constitution 's publisher, from serving in the army in France. When he returned in 1920, Howell Jr. became the business manager of the Constitution, and in 1930 he was promoted to general manager. After his father died in 1936, he became publisher, and finally in 1938 he added the title of editor. On
McGill was named publisher of the Constitution in 1960 and served in that role until his death in 1969. The Constitution won two more Pulitzer Prizes under his watch: in 1960 for Jack Nelson's exposé of deplorable conditions at the state mental hospital (later Central State Hospital) in Milledgeville, and in 1967 for Gene Patterson's editorials. After John Cohen's death in 1935, the Journal was led by Inman Gray, the oldest son of former Journal president James Gray. But in December 1939 the Journal and radio station WSB were sold to James Middleton Cox, a nationally known statesman and journalist. With the purchase of the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News in 1898, Cox started what would grow to become a media empire. He soon went into politics, ultimately serving three terms as governor of Ohio. As the Democratic nominee for president in 1920, with Franklin D. Roosevelt as his running mate, he lost to Republican Warren G. Harding. "I wouldn't know of another property in America I would want outside of this one," Cox wrote to a friend about his acquisition of the Journal. "Georgia is a great empire with an inescapable progress of agricultural development. That appeals strongly to me. The town is progressing more than any city in the South." Cox was correct about Atlanta's future, and the Journal flourished before and after his death in July 1957. Merger In June 1950, with the Journal pulling away from the rival Constitution in circulation (more than 300,000 copies on Sundays) and, more important, in advertising revenue, Cox acquired the Constitution and formed Atlanta Newspapers, Incorporated. Sales, administrative, and production operations were combined, but the newsrooms remained separate and competed fiercely for stories. The Constitution continued as a morning paper with a liberal editorial bent, while the afternoon Journal had a more conservative leaning. On Sundays the papers combined efforts to produce the Sunday Journal-Constitution. George C. Biggers served as president of the combined newspapers until 1957, at which time Jack Tarver was named his successor. As an editorial columnist for the Constitution, Tarver was known for his satiric wit, but as publisher he also built a reputation as a no-nonsense businessman. He is often credited with "steadying Ralph McGill's soap box" as McGill campaigned against social injustice during the civil rights movement; the coverage of sit-ins and demonstrations was very unpopular with some advertisers, who threatened to pull their ads, but Tarver kept their influence from reaching the newsrooms. With a reputation for good writing and particularly strong sports coverage, the Journal led the rival Constitution in circulation until the late 1970s, when afternoon newspapers nationwide began losing circulation to morning editions. The combination of expanded evening television newscasts and traffic-related delivery problems in urban areas worked against afternoon newspapers. In 1982 the Journal and Constitution finally combined their newsroom staffs into a twenty-four-hour operation, although they continued to produce two newspapers under distinct mastheads. As the Journal 's circulation continued to erode, especially in rural areas, the newspaper dropped its long-time slogan "Covers Dixie like the Dew." In November 2001, with the Journal 's circulation under 100,000 copies (a level not seen since the early 1900s), the Journal and Constitution were merged into a single newspaper published daily under a joint masthead. The century-old battle between the two newspapers was over. The Journal and Constitution fought off two serious challenges to their dominance in the last half of the twentieth century—from the Atlanta Times during the 1960s and from the Gwinnett Daily News (owned by the New York Times) in the 1990s. Today the Journal-Constitution is among the top twenty newspapers in circulation nationwide and is the most influential newspaper voice in Georgia. Suggested Reading James E. Cebula, James M. Cox: Journalist and Politician (New York: Garland, 1985). James M. Cox, Journey through My Years (1946; reprint, Macon, Ga.: Mercer University Press, 2004). Charles E. Glover, Journey through Our Years: The Story of Cox Enterprises, Inc. (Atlanta: Longstreet Press, 1998). Chuck Perry, Atlanta Updated 7/3/2012 |
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Mollie Asch passed away Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012.
She was born in Suffolk, England, Dec. 11, 1912. She moved to Canada as a child and came to the United States at the beginning of World War II. Mollie was a private secretary to a wing commander in the British Air Commission and was stationed in Ohio and Washington, D.C. She lived in many places during her life, including Dayton, Ohio, White Plains, N.Y., Washington, D.C. and Venice. She enjoyed painting and classical music.
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Simulation is a way of predicting reality. The more information we put into the simulation, the better our prediction of what is really going to happen. Certain aspects of electrical simulation, like signal integrity, can be simulated relatively "independently" of other influencing forces. Sure, there are some temperature dependencies on silicon behavior, and those are typically represented by IBIS models created at different temperatures for fast, typical , and slow silicon behavior. And also, the issues of vias tend to complicate things, as they blur the world between traditional signal integrity and power integrity as well as 3D electromagnetic simulation. However, no two disciplines are more closely related than thermal analysis and power integrity, more specifically DC Drop.
The voltage drop across a plane is determined by the conductivity of the copper. Copper conductivity changes 4% for every 10degC of temperature change. That equates to a 32% change for an 80degC temperature rise, which is pretty significant. So, in order to find an accurate measure of the voltage drop, temperature needs to be included. The other interesting aspect of this is that drops in voltage mean power is being dissipated by the plane, power that is being dissipated as heat. So, the results of each of these analyses will affect one another. Hence, the need for PI/Thermal Co-simulation.
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Unboxing of the Prussian Fleet and Carrier can be seen here:
By the gods, these models are gorgeous.
Unboxing of the Prussian Fleet and Carrier can be seen here:
By the gods, these models are gorgeous.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a miniature gallery!
Yeah, far better than any of the Uncharted Seas models.
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the models are a damn sight better than anything they've done so far. Plus that french battleship did make me joygasm after ahving done an entire years worth of course work on a very similar idea
We are very excited in our play group. Six of us now have starter fleets and enjoy the game quite a bit. The models have an impressive amount of detail and workmanship with a healthy dose of sheer cool. We're still getting all the rules down but so far we've enjoyed the games.
Overall there are some sublte differences between Dystopia and the other two games. So far I like most of the choices they've made (Assault Points but no Crew Points for example).
The inclusion of air power for everyone makes them a bit different even though the naval rules are similar sans windage. Not only do you get tiny planes along with medium size bombers you can get massive size blimps that drop bombs, etc. I can't speak for the land units yet as they are unreleased. I for one am anticipating the John Henry Flying Robot for my FSA.
FSA take one more hit to register the first point of damage (DR). They one of the slower fleets as well. They can get shields, rockets or kinetic (1d6 movement) for their cruisers and battleships.
Blazing Sun take one more hit to get a crit (CR). They favor rockets and can make them incendiary setting ships on fire. They also have fixed broadsides so are trickier to move but when done properly dish out a lot of fire. Their tiny flier torpedoes are nasty.
Prussians have the highest number of Assault marines (which have jump packs!) along with their Tesla cannons they like to board other ships.
Brits I have yet to see in action. They seem to be a bit more well rounded and versatile but that's just annecdotal. I haven't looked at thier stats much.
Really nice details on the tiny models there. Are they all metal, or are there some resin/highly detailed plastics as well?
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Hi people.
I have been well excited by the Dystopian Wars, the rules, the models and fluff... definately something I would advise you all to have a look at as you will most likely enjoy it.
Anyway here is a link to the review I did of the game:
Dystopian Wars Review
Hope it proves useful to you all, I have also got pictures up of the contents of the Britannian & Prussian Battlegroups, and in the next couple of days shots of the Carriers for both of these factions will be up too.
Spread the word, this game is awesome to play and the well worth the relatively cheap cost to get into it.
The Varcan Cluster contains info on my Dystopian Wars, Imperial Guard, Dwarves and just about every other gaming hobby aspect I am currently involved in.
For a Review of the Dystopian Wars click here
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Very nice review Kraggi... Looking forward to picking this up.
got the rule book today will give it a read over the weekend
but for the time been heres a link to the medium size flyers
i've gone for the prussian for purely asthetic reasons but i am likeing the look of some of the blazing sun minis
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309966 random stuff warmachine,dystopian wars and malifaux updated 03/03/13
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showth...95#post6202095 historical log updated 03/03/13
Wayland games have dispatched... at last! May get this soon and be able to look through it!
For those that have, what do you think?
My order is sitting in the dispatch queue at Spartan Games.
They've apparently been flooded with orders, so it's taking a while for them to send them all out.
Ordered the book, cards, Britannia battle group with an additional Battleship and some extra cruisers. Don't really like the look of their Fleet carrier, I'm waiting for their Sky Fortress for that one.
Love the recently (as in yesterday) revealed medium flyer for the faction too, it's a lovely Victorian Seaplane Osprey cross-breed.
It's model is pretty large too, 57.89 mm long, 53.6 mm wide.
The other faction medium flyers are behind the link
As a whole the game looks rather interesting, can't wait for my package to get sent out and starting reading and painting those babies.
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Love the Brit and Blazing Sun airships. The Prussian and FSA versions don't do a whole lot for me (and I'm a Prussian player) but I think once I get a unit of them they'll grow on me. But I am a bit jealous of the factions using more rotors and anti-grav stuff for airships. Good thing the Magenta is an allied unit for the Prussians though so I can still get my hands on a proper air-battleship.
Yeah the medium flyers look awesome.
As does the French battleship... allegedly the french have some kind of carrier that uses two of the battleship hulls.
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I don't think I have seen a pic of the land sea or air forces together. I'd like to get an idea of how they scale upto one another.
From different posters on the Spartan Forums (no land vehicles are currently available, and the only current air forces are the flying Carriers, the fighters and the Bombers):
You can see the Prussian fighters (the square bases) on the first pic, they have exactly the same size as the FSA ones in the last pic:
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a miniature gallery!
The game is a lot of fun. I've already gushed a bit about how good the models look. It took us a few games to get the rules for the tiny fliers and AA correct. They appear to have learned a few things from their previous two games. I like most of the decisions they've made regarding what rules they have tweaked for DW. The cards I like a whole lot better than the set for Firestorm for example.
Faction wise I love my FSA so far. The FSA Battleship is pretty darn beefy and its two turrets are strong even at long range. Rockets overall are weak so right there the Empire of the Blazing Sun is harder to play. They have fixed channels of fire with their broadsides coupled with rockets makes them a challenge. They have some of the coolest models though (IMHO) and we can't wait to see what the Mechanical Ika will look like (giant robot attack squid go!). The Prussians certainly want to get close and start boarding actions. It isn't terribly easy to do if you get pounded as you move in. I have yet to see the Brittish in action.
It's still pretty eary to tell exactly how things will shape out. There's so many models yet to be released its hard to gauge how everything will shake out.
Any tips on learning the rules? You said you found the aircraft a little tricky to learn.


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A Hostage in Alabama Finally Freed on Monday's Edition of "The Pulse"
By: Melissa Bollero
Updated: February 4, 2013
Canadians are saying goodbye to pennies and the Boy Scouts could be lifting a controversial ban. Here is Monday's Edition of "The Pulse".
Rosa Parks
Monday marks the 100th anniversary of the birthday of civil rights activist Rosa Parks. Parks is known for refusing to give up her seat for a white man on a Montgomery, Alabama bus in 1955. Parks devoted her life to civil and human rights, and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal. She died in 2005.
Canada Says Goodbye to Pennies
Pennies may be lucky but they are being shown the door in Canada. As of Monday, the Royal Canadian mint is no longer distributing the copper-colored coins. The penny is being retired because it costs 1.6 cents to produce. Government officials believe they can save $11 million a year by getting rid of the coins.
Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America may decide to lift the ban on gay members. National Executive Board members meeting in Texas could vote on the action this week. If the national policy on sexual orientation is changed, individual troops could still base membership guidelines on their own principles or religious beliefs.
Richard III
Scientists have confirmed remains found in Britain belong to Richard the Third. Archaeologists found the body of a man buried under a parking lot last year and scientists say DNA tests confirm beyond a reasonable doubt that the remains are of the notorious English king. Richard the third was a famous king who died in a battle in 1485.
Hostage Rescued
A six day long hostage situation in Alabama is finally over. Police say Jimmy Lee Dykes was held up with a five-year-old boy in his bunker since last Tuesday after he snatched the child off of his school bus and killed the bus driver. An FBI team entered the bunker Monday, rescuing the child and killing Dykes. According to CNN, the child was taken to a nearby hospital but appears to be okay.


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CSS Pseudo Table: Why does image push down content in center column div?
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here...
There aren't any floats at work here, so I'm confused.
Have you tried splitting the right column into two cells?
CSS tables aren't very robust...I can't think of any particular reason to use them.
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Here's how it display for me in Firefox and IE 9 on Windows 7:
The text should be at the top of both columns but it's obviously behaving as if there is floated content in the right column pushing things down.
See my second answer.
Definitely something to do with img attributes but I don't know what. Here's what it looks like if I place text on top of the right div column:
That's correct placement. But if the image is placed above any text in the right div then it pushes all other content down. WTF?
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on my last web host without a hitch, but when I moved over to my new host, it appears to not work anymore.
Even with numerous tries with fresh installs, it still comes up with the same problem.
And basically, the problem, is when I type in all the purchase order information, and lets me go through to submit the order, the actual information that was typed in, does not show up.
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2007 – First Edition of the Vacheron Constantin Arabic Poetry Contest Awards ceremonyDubaï, U.A.E. - Throughout its exceptional history, Vacheron Constantin has been devoted to culture, arts and discovery, and committed to searching for and promoting talent. To highlight its values and encourage young poets in the Middle East, the brand has created the Vacheron Constantin Arabic poetry contest.
To honour the winners, Vacheron Constantin organized an Awards ceremony at the American University in Dubaï on November 30,2007. It was held in the presence of Mr. Ebrahim Abdel Malek, Secretary General of the General Authority of Youth and Sports Welfare representing H.E Abdul Rahman Mohammed Al Owais, Minister of Culture, Youth and Community Development of the UAE, Mr. Juan-Carlos Torres, CEO of Vacheron Constantin, Mr Marc Guten, International Director and Mr Hugues de Pins, Director of Vacheron Constantin Middle East.
The ceremony commenced with a show that introduced the concept of Arabic poetry in a sensational ambience that merged live music and poetry with reflective theatre effects. Further, the jury members chaired by renowned poets and authors were honoured, then the show continued with the finalists reciting their poems, both in classical and contemporary categories, with pieces that depicted the aspect of "beauty" in the Homeland, Education and Love.
During his speech, Mr. Ebrahim Abdel Malek said "The initiative of Vacheron Constantin represents the appreciative intentions of consciousness and respect to the promotion of the cultural aspect of the society, presented in a concept that enlivens beauty in the human nature."
Mr. Juan-Carlos Torres, Vacheron Constantin's CEO, said: "The first Vacheron Constantin Poetry contest is a part of the brand's initiative to impart knowledge to the young generations. Vacheron Constantin aims at encouraging young and promising poets, challenge and reward the best talents, and continue to develop new projects with them. The first Vacheron Constantin Arabic Poetry contest was a great opportunity to get the very heart of the creative and imaginative life force."
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Mr. Ebrahim Abdel Malek presented the awards to the participants and Mr. Juan-Carlos Torres offered each of the winners a Vacheron Constantin watch especially engraved for the occasion. The ceremony concluded with applause from the members of the audience, each of whom left with a copy of the commemorative book.
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I decided to take my wife to the Hotel Del for her birthday, which fell right after our 31st anniversary. Through some divine intervention, we were able to book the Beach Village at The Del. Staying at The Del was sort of a bucket list item for me and I surprised my wife with the trip as she did not... More
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The game was over.
The final buzzer had sounded and most of the fans had filtered out of the Marshall High School gymnasium after watching the hometown boys' basketball team extend its winning streak to nine games with a convincing 81-65 victory over a Sioux Falls Lincoln (S.D.) team that had entered the contest unbeaten.
It certainly wasn't the most impressive of performances by the Patriots, who are currently ranked No. 2 in South Dakota's largest class with a 6-1 record. But before they left the grounds of MHS, the Lincoln players left those who remained at the school in absolute awe.
Following the basketball game, the members of the Marshall gymnastics team, their parents and the MHS custodial staff worked to prepare the main gym for the team's annual invite that was set to begin the next morning. That meant hauling heavy equipment across the hall from the gymnastics room to the gym.
The Lincoln players were waiting in the hall after showering and changing out of their uniforms, and when they noticed what was going on, they jumped right in to help out.
After suffering what is still their only loss of the season in a physical ballgame, there was no hesitation from the Patriots to step in. First it was a couple of team members who shared their strength, and soon Marshall activities director Bruce Remme said there were 20-plus players (varsity and junior varsity) who were lugging mats, bars and beams across the hall and into the gym.
"It was one of the neatest things I've been able to experience as a part of high school sports," Remme said. "When I saw that, that really put a smile on my face. That was a bunch of kids who get it.
"Too often in society today we let those opportunities to help out pass us by. Here's a group of kids who seized that opportunity and really pitched in and they were a huge help to us."
Remme said the Patriot players helped out for a good 10 to 15 minutes, saving those who had started setting up at least a half hour. Before they left to head back to Sioux Falls, Remme thanked the players and relayed praise to the Patriot coaches about the group of kids they lead. He also sent them off with a couple of cases of sports drinks from the concession stand.
The next morning Remme sent an email to John Millea, the media special for the Minnesota State High School League, explaining the incredible scene he had witnessed. Millea quickly posted the email to the MSHSL Facebook page. As of 5 p.m. Friday, the post had received 901 "Likes", was shared by 229 people and was commented on 59 times.
The game was over. The Patriots had lost. But in the grand scheme of things, those players showed sports fans in at least two states their true character and that there's much more to being a high school athlete than wins and losses.
"It's something people really enjoy hearing about because I think it captures the essence of what you like to see high school sports be about," Remme said. "Sometimes those things are larger than the results on the scoreboard. Those kids may have left town with a loss on the scoreboard, but they made a lot of people think twice about what's really important. It was certainly a valuable trip and a learning experience and that's what we hope all of our kids learn, that it's about more than just the skills on the court."


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Google Drive, introduced in mid April 2012, has become a large part of the Google Apps suite for businesses. It's the platform that combines cloud storage with productivity apps and allows you to create, edit and share word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, etc. Hot on the heels of the desktop release was a mobile app. This originally had limited capabilities but has been consistently updated over the past year. The latest update released aims to make the mobile app even better.
The latest update to the Drive app for Android devices aims to make accessing your files and creating documents from your mobile device even easier, and Google delivers on that goal. Here is an overview of the changes introduced by Google.
An improved layout When you open the new version of Drive on your Android device you likely won't see much of a difference to the overall look. If you look at the top of the screen however you will notice that the top bar has been changed. You will now see (from left to right) :
- Three vertical lines - Tapping these will bring up the side-bar with your different files including: My Drive, Starred, Recent, Offline, etc. If you use more than one account, you will see your account name at the top of the menu. Tapping on it will allow you to select the different Google accounts you have linked with your device. You can also get this menu up by placing your finger on the left side of the screen and swiping to the right.
- The Drive icon - This part of the bar shows the file path. For example, if you have a folder on your Drive labeled 'Bills', and open it on your device you will see its name beside the Drive icon at the top. Tapping on the Drive icon will take you back to the home screen and if you have more than two folders open you will be able to select which folder to go back to.
- A magnifying glass - Tapping this will allow you to search Drive for files.
- Four squares - This is possibly the biggest change to Drive. Tapping these squares will change your files and folders into individual cards. Your folders will appear at the top of the screen and clicking on each will open each one and show the files in that folder as little cards. If you tap on a picture, you will be able to preview every file in that folder.
- Three small vertical squares - Selecting this will open a drop-down menu with options including: Add new, Filter by, Settings and Help.
Download a copy If you want to download a copy of a picture, doc or other file you can now do so. Simply open the file and press the information button on the top of the screen. Press the three squares at the top-right of the window that opens and select Download a copy from the menu that drops down.
Your phone or tablet is now a scanner Google introduced a new feature to the mobile Drive app that enables you to scan documents using your device's camera. You can scan documents by pressing the three squares from any file, (note: This is where it will be uploaded, so pick where you want to upload the file first), select Add new followed by Scan. Your camera should turn on, so press the shutter button and Drive will scan the document and create a .pdf.
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Dear Abby,
My boyfriend has seemed irritated the past couple of weeks and I can understand why. He recently lost his job and he has been depending on me financially a lot and I have no problem helping him out because I know he is looking for another job. So since I'm helping him out....why is he acting so irritated towards me?
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Here's the deal. Do you notice how when something is wrong with girls they kind of come together and vent, but when something is wrong with a guy, they just kind of isolate themselves. He is distancing himself from you because he feels like his territory is being stepped on. Men feel they are to be the sole providers and protectors of the family, and I think he is feeling like the roles have been reversed. You are a great person for helping him out, and to be honest, if his attitude keeps up, I would stop helping him out until he learns to appreciate you. Sometimes we need to step down and show some humility.


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Ministry of Fisheries District Compliance Manager Reece Murphy said that this incident has been the only reported case of this nature since the start of the oyster season and there does not appear to be a widespread problem with undersize oysters being landed.
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Contrary to the comments listed, I've been using PageMaker 7.01 on a Vista Ultimate 64-bit, quadcore machine for about 15 months now. I also use InDesign CS3. Let me tell you how much I like both programs - I do a 29-page newsletter monthly and a 12-page newsletter monthly. Sit down now. I use PageMaker for the 30-page newsletter and InDesign for the 12-page newsletter - I converted the 12-page newsletter from PageMaker to InDesign to get some experience with InDesign before I transferred the "big" newsletter. I did the first transfer about a year ago now. Guess which program I'm still using for the 29-page newsletter - PageMaker. One of the best features is that when a PageMaker file is converted to PDF, it is MUCH quicker now than on my old Windows XP machine. Almost as fast as InDesign is at converting a document 2-1/2 times smaller! (29 pages vs. 12 pages.) To see the newsletters, go to www.foothillsbsa.org and click on the "Newsletter" button and go to www.kennesawmountaintrailclub.org and click on the "newsletter" button. Note the file sizes for the individiual newsletters. Amazing that the 29-page newsletter is a smaller size despite the fact that the graphics are about the same resolution. Sure, the pdfs are written in different versions of Adobe Acrobat, but that just goes to prove that Adobe has not improved the compression algorithms with later versions of Adobe Acrobat!
I'm planning to upgrade InDesign CS3 to the CS5 version in about 2 months. I'll see if they fixed any of the glitches in CS3. Despite it's old age, PageMaker is a much better behaved program in Vista Ultimate and much easier to use in general - that's why Adobe is keeping it around and still selling it. Microsoft's Window's 7 compatibility program states that Adobe is offering a free upgrade to a 64-bit version of PageMaker - haven't found it yet. But you know how well Microsoft and Adobe get along.
I'm guessing it involved some type animal sacrifice.
As for this: " Microsoft's Window's 7 compatibility program states that Adobe is offering a free upgrade to a 64-bit version of PageMaker - haven't found it yet"
It will never be found since such a thing will never exist. PM is dead and anyone trying to run it on anything later than XP in a mission critical environment is gambling with that mission.
I didn't do anything magical to install Pagemaker on my Windows 7 64 bit machine. I just installed it as I have always done. It works. Of course except for the printing issue. I don't know why Pagemaker expands the top and bottom margins. No matter what I set them to Pagemaker makes them bigger. This makes printing labels impossible. Other than that if you don't need accurate top and bottom margins it works fine.
I just followed the normal installation instructions for PageMaker 7.0. and
then downloaded the .1 upgrade, which is no longer available. Fortunately,
I saved the .1 upgrade executable to my hard drive when I did the
installation. I'll be porting the program to Windows 7.0 next week, when I
upgrade my system from Vista Ultimate, 64-bit to Windows 7.0 Professional.
I'll let you know how that goes, if you are interested.
Notwithstanding all of the comments in this thread, I am having a problem with PM7.0.1 on Win 7 (64). I could only install 7.0 in Safe Mode, and could only install the update to 7.0.1 in Safe Mode, too. If I tried in normal mode, the installation would stall at the completion of the preparation for install.
Now I can't open any of the files that still open fine on XP SP3, in normal mode or Safe Mode. I get the error: "cannot open file: 8009:16404"
I've checked all of the suggested solutions, including copying the file, all to no avail. Any suggestions? I know it's an old program, but switching is not an option at this stage. My only recourse is to dump Win 7 and install XP.
Thanks to both Bob and Claudio. The user is an 80-year-old who has decades of work in Pagemaker and continues to create more stuff. It is her whole life, so a laptop is not an option. I'll explore upgrading the computer from Windows 7 to XP Pro.
I saw that there are a couple of people who are running it successfully on Win 7, and I have been able to launch PM and open a test document - it's just the existing files that won't open. If I can open them on another XP machine, is there a trick to saving them that will resolve this?
I have been using PageMaker 7.0.1a on a 64-bit Vista Ultimate Machine for 18
months now - with not a single problem. My newsletters are 25+ pages long.
You may find samples at www.foothillsbsa.org - go to the newsletter section.
PageMaker converts to PDF files fine and they are much smaller than similar
documents compressed to PDF via InDesign CS3. (My InDesign Newsletters may
be found at www.kennesawmountaintrailclub.org)
After seeing the comments regarding Windows 7, I installed my copy of
PageMaker 7.0.1 on my wife's 64-bit Windows 7 Professional machine. I had
not one problem installing it and it opened the last file I created on the
Vista Ultimate machine. I had no printing problems, other than the fact
that I hadn't installed all of the fonts I'm currently using on the Vista
Ultimate machine.
I prefer Windows 7 Professional, but right now I'd have to completely
reinstall all my software on my machine to upgrade to Windows 7.0 - it is a
"heftier" machine than my wife's because of all the photo editing I do.
Have a GREAT Day!
I've been using PM 7 with Vista 64 bit and have had absolutely no problems.
Since Dell went down the toilet, I bought an HP 64 bit Quad processor with 8 gigs of RAM.
I have a copy of Windows 7 sitting on the shelf, but since I am on a fixed income I can not afford the high cost of replacing my PM7 with InDesign.
I also have PM7 on my laptop which I bought 2 weeks before Win 7 came out. The free copy is also sitting on a shelf!
Therefore, I am sticking with my PM 7 and Vista Home Premium until everything dies.....including me!!!!!
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So far I have been working on the general architecture of the ground station as well as some Google Earth functionality.
The ground station's architecture is centered around "missions", a mission is a collection of information pertaining to a single flight.
A mission currently contains the following information.
- Flight initialisation information (i.e. where do you want to start from).
- Flight waypoints.
- Mission Boundaries.
- Points of interest.
- Recorded flight data (recorded path, speed etc).
The following series of screen shots shows the flow of the ground station program from initialisation to main interface.


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forgive me sysopt for i have sinned. it has been 1 day since my last post.
i had inappropriate intentions of posting a smart@$$ response to a particular post. for fear of causing ill will with any other members, i decided against it.
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Hi John I just wanted to say a huge thank you for letting me come to your first bournebaters, ( May 2013 ) I really enjoyed meeting you and the other guys, I had a great time and would have loved to have come on Saturday evening also but alas work commitments. I hope to see you soon as I'm local. Would definitely be up for the August weekend, will book time off work so know I will have more time. Thank you again for a great night. Steve. BELOW: e mail received recently; slightly edited.
The company has offered me nothing. Loads of apologies but no compensation for the sleepless nights of worry - not a single dime fore their mikstakes but you and I both know how heavy handed they are if and when we make a kistake and their small print is full of penalties.