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i dont have untouchables but it took me a while to adjust to follow the leader. at first it started as me likin only freak on a leash and got the life but now i like almost evry song on the album, the same thing happened with issues, but now, i like evry song on it mayb yu need some time to adjust ^^)
Well I have every album and Untouchables is one of the ones I enjoy :P it's the black sheep out of the rest of Korn's material. It's also the album that JD wrote while breaking his addiction to drugs/alcohol/etc. My favorite song off the album, that would be tough to choose. There's always the classic "Here to Stay" along with the other two singles "Alone I Break" and "Thoughtless". I suppose if I had to pick one it would be "I'm Hiding"... or "Blame"... or "Embrace". I think you should give a few more spins, listen for the things you don't notice the first time around. It's really a good album, it's just very different compared to others.
follow the leader is pretty freaking awesome. oh i soo want See You On The Other Side.. i dont have all of them either. im working on it. i like Hollow life too but i dont have the album. i dont understand Beat It Upright. i had that song on my ipod (before it fucking broke last week...) and i couldn't get into it either.

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How can I now get back to a rooted ROM? I mainly wanted to get the official 2.1 OTA because I have been having odd issues with the others. Is it possible to keep the official OTA update and still root?
How can I now get back to a rooted ROM? I mainly wanted to get the official 2.1 OTA because I have been having odd issues with the others. Is it possible to keep the official OTA update and still root?
Nope its not possible. In order to root you have to go back to 2.0.1 by flashing the .sbf. if you're looking for the OTA re root and look at a custom ROM that was built off of the ESE81 source code.
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Did you accept the OTA? If so, you'll have to wait (no one's sure exactly how long) to root it, as the "hole" that was found to root the software in the first place has been closed up. I suspect that a new one (if it exists) will be found... If you refused the update, you can root again.
Too late! ^ shmoo said it better...
There isn't any way to root the OTA that was issued. The only way as of yet, is to Root 2.0.1 and use the rooted 2.1. Does that make sense? If you allowed the OTA to go through the system., you will have to flash the .sbf file back to 2.0.1 and go from there, This will require reactivation.
EDIT: DAMN IT!!! I type slow
Damn it! lol I'm just finding all of this out now, ugh. I'm in the process of using the SBF 2.0.1 recovery thing then going to try and root 2.1 with this link.
How To Root Your 2.1 Droid | Android Community
Edit: Could I also just use ROM manager to root my phone? I have the paid version.
Dont like 2.1 and want to go back so you have root these are my videos if you need more help just ask or if you figured it out all ready good for you nice job.
Mostly true.
There is also a copy of the 2.1 update that has been modified only to include root access. The rest of the update is unchanged and in binary form (not custom or rebuilt from source). I think Pete over at alldroid packaged the one I saw.
Note: you'll need to be running stock 2.0.1 WITH ROOT to apply that update. You can revert back to 2.0.1 by flashing the sbf, then apply the root update, then apply the hacked 2.1 update. your end result will be a perfectly stock 2.1, with the addition of root access.
Cool CM Tricks
custom_backup_list.txt - make a list of files in /system that will survive a nightly install (ringtones, notifications, system apps, wallpapers, whatever)
in Terminal Emulator, set this as your shell command: "/system/xbin/su -c /system/xbin/bash". You get all the features of bash, root access, and you can still use the initial command field for whatever you want (default is adding /data/local/bin to your path)


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Arts and crafts chain Michaels says credit card data may've been nicked
If you plopped down the plastic at arts and crafts store Michaels recently, you might want to check your statement.
The company said Saturday that it was investigating a potential payment-card security breach, a la those that affected Target and Neiman Marcus.
"Although the investigation is ongoing, based on the information we have received and in light of the widely reported criminal efforts to penetrate the data systems of US retailers, we believe it is appropriate to notify our customers that a potential issue may have occurred," the company said in a post on its Web site Saturday. … Read more


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Pump House Gallery is a public artspace on the lakeside in Battersea Park, offering a unique venue for experiencing the contemporary visual arts. In a beautiful park setting the Victorian listed tower building dates from 1861 in which we offer an exciting programme of exhibitions with events, workshops and talks.
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At Home
- 7 February — 30 March 2014 *on now
Pump House Gallery is delighted to present Hetain Patel's exhibition 'At Home'.
Working with his mother and a mother who lives close to the Gallery as the main subjects of his work, the artist will show different cultures together whilst remaining as a spectator as part of the experimentation process of his work.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of free family workshops on every Sunday (12noon - 4pm). These workshops are open to all and of varied themes.
The gallery is open Wednesdays to Sundays, 11am-4pm.
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Each Sunday Social takes a theme from the gallery's exhibition 'At Home' by Hetain Patel (6 February - 30 March 2014) and finds a fun and creative way to explore it. Sunday Socials are free, drop-in workshops suitable for all ages. Please see website for details http://pumphousegallery.org.uk/events/families/
Sunday Socials run 12 noon- 4pm every Sunday during exhibitions.
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(Cut to CIA Director Brennan in purple velour Willy Wonka top hat)
BRENNAN: "You stole fizzy lifting drinks! You bumped into the ceiling, which now has to be washed and sterilized ...so you get NOTHING! You LOSE! Good DAY, sir!"
The pattern of impressed perforations on that paper towel background indicates that you are infringing on our Bounty brand towel design. Our lawyers will be in touch.
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But you KNOW how this works... this never happened, because they never knew about it.
(If we repeat this often enough, we'll all start to believe...)
Is he really that wonderful a writer? Wow. Granted, nobody just dashes off a response to such an award... an acceptance speech, really... but that's pretty damned eloquent, whether it took an hour or a day. Then again, he's had a while to craft language around his philosophy and motivation. But, still.
Wow... great catch. Renders all else moot. Including a Mr. Chris Crum at WebProNews; no actual research was necessary to debunk that, Chris... just careful reading!
"Respect others and if they have questions about Glass don't get snappy."
I'd say they can't help but be snappy in their uber-nerd eyewear... snappy dressers everywhere are jealous. But they should lay off the snippy responses.
You mean like if you lied to Congress, you or I would be behind bars within days?
Or how if you repeatedly deceived and lied to a judge, you'd be jailed for criminal contempt and conspiracy?
Does not apply to government officials, officers of the court and the "connected" class. Silly person!
And, of course, there's the screaming success of the radio rights payment model in making sure that individual artists, no matter how small, receive fair compensation for their work.
Oh... wait...
It's true that the Grey Lady is notorious for its condescending tone; but remember that the Times' audience is broad and often non-technical. In terms of literary style, it's common to set off unfamiliar jargon with quotes; or, as in this case, words that have taken on a secondary, non-intrinsic meaning... "scrape", a physical action, is used descriptively here to avoid an even starchier, longer, more obtuse description. Yes, I really believe that a significant part of the readership has no idea about web crawlers and scraping, and that the quotes are correct usage for a non-technical audience. And to snicker and point at non-insiders, mocking their pathetic ignorance of specialized terms, makes us look like even bigger idiots.
Crap! Wrong story. How did that happen?
"...the government is further ordered expressly to tell Dr. Ibrahim [redacted]..."
[... to take a trip down to Best Buy and treat herself to some sweet home entertainment equipment, and put it on the government's tab. After all, we owe her big time.]
"...the government is further ordered expressly to tell Dr. Ibrahim [redacted]..."
[... to take a trip down to Best Buy and treat herself to some sweet home entertainment equipment, and put it on the government's tab. After all, we owe her big time.]
... here's a tip for the BPPE enforcers: Groups of gassy old men are teaching the code... the Morse code, that is... along with advanced electronics theory to anyone who's seeking an Amateur Radio license. These villains hold clandestine meetings, use arcane jargon and communicate in an obscure binary code. Come to think of it, Homeland Security might want to help those BPPE'ers remove this plague from polite society.
New strategy: CRUSH! Games with the word "crush" in them; apps with the word "crush" in them; refrigerators with the word "crush" on their ice makers. Dole canned pineapple: number one target! Unless you mean the kind that's sliced in neat round rings -- that's okay. Note to REM: Somehow you snuck that "Orange Crush" song out to market before our game came out, but we'll figure out your dastardly trick, and get you for it!
Does this include all the times Lenny Briscoe calls his "buddy at the phone company" to "pull the LUD's" on some suspected perp?
And does AMC have a Red Phone, or a Silent Alarm button under the counter, that notifies both MPAA and ICE whenever an individual theater operator suspects something? I can't picture part-time manager Brad looking up ICE's phone number in the yellow pages, on his own authority... there's got to be some rapid-response system in place. Try getting the Feds to respond to ANYTHING within 90 minutes... good luck. Guess infringement is REALLY important.
And what ever happened to, "Hey, you... stop that!" rather than federal agents?
Nice to see a check-in on this subject from the CEA... thanks for that. Lends legitimacy to note that it's not just IP libertarians and contrary-thinkers who feel strongly about this.
We should note a semantic problem, however, with characterizing the adversaries as "broadcasters". In very many cases, that term really ought to refer to the thousands of small station owners, sometimes mom-and-pop outfits, who try to serve their regions and communities with local programming. In my experience, they're not too concerned with monetizing their signal with per-subscriber payments from a cable system. That only comes into play when you're dealing with millions of subs; and that means that the true opposition... the villains... would be the media conglomerates, the Viacoms and Universals of the world. As you note, they're using the airways free of charge, and attempting to generate millions -- billions? -- in unearned revenue with cable carriage fees. That's a revisionist business model (translate: carpetbagger); the original idea was to monetize with advertising sales. Aereo is a threat to their double-dipping scheme.
But be careful about tarring small broadcasters with the same brush as greedy corporations...
If they let HER get away with it, then EVERYONE will want to do it! (Although at up to $40/ticket, it would be far cheaper to expose yourself on, say, the Staten Island Ferry or the subway.)
I think Cthulhu retired from wrestling last year. Still see him on infomercials, though.
Scientific American recently ran an excerpt from Adam Minter's book Junkyard Planet -- a terrifying snapshot of large scale recycling turning a city, and a region, into a post-apocalyptic wasteland, thanks to the convenience of so-called single-stream recycling in the US. If your gut told you it would be difficult to separate and recycle massively intermingled materials... and I think that's implied in this new initiative... your gut was right; the US shipped huge quantities of mixed plastics to towns like Wen'an in China, where poverty-wage workers would separate it, sanitize with caustic chemicals, and melt/process, all without any form of safety precautions or personal protection; leftovers and unrecyclables were burned in open campfires all over town. A fascinating read; and, unfortunately for those of us who believe in reuse and recycling, a profoundly troubling challenge to our comfortable, do-it-for-me culture.


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EOD Roundup: Are Our Work/Life Policies the Main Barrier to Gender Equality?
6:30 pm, February 18th | by Colette McIntyre
In today's EOD roundup, we explore how the lack of family-friendly policies in the US affects the fight for gender equality. While a majority of men and women prefer an egalitarian marriage in which domestic chores are taken on by both partners, in the absence of structural support, most women are forced to cut back or leave the workforce to tend to the home. Is the traditional division of labor avoidable?


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Finally, some good news from Washington DC.
Can you hear me now, Obama and Reid?
Victory!!! Now, let´s pass that Rubio-Schumer amnesty bill...
...sad thing the next choice will even smell worse...DC has such a smell of a open cesspool...
Megan McCain for Secretary of Defense.
Some good news from Washington, for a change.
What OP said! Finally something to celebrate Congress for! Yay!!
Harry says it is un american and does not demon strate concern for the military to filabuster an unjqualified Mr HagelI thkink the opposite is true, it is very patriotic to insist that Sec Def be qualified. What 0blamer and the "unified " democrat senators are doing , shows utter distain and lack of support for our men and women in uniform.On can only hope that at least ten of them have enough integrity to tell Soros, Val and 0lamer that they need to get real.
Not to worry he will get there without Congress because Congress is going on a weeklong recess. Are they that stupid?
Confirmations of presidential appointees should NOT be blocked by filibuster. The Constitution specifies that "advice and consent" is by a simple majority of the Senate. Senate rules of filibuster should not be able to trump the Constitution, I don´t care which party is doing it.
I don´t believe cabinet level can be done with recess appointments, #9.
McCain is going to allow Hagel nomination to succeed. Wait ten days ane hope we forget?Call McCain´s office and let him know what you think of his betrayal.
#10, don´t let the Constitution get in the way of a party!Btw, I´m sure the stupid party is too stupid to know they´ve just fallen into a trap. By filibustering Hagel they´re going to be easily painted as obstructionist. I doubt Barry wanted Hagel anyway. He was probably just looking to pour gasoline on the GOP Civil War. Now the GOP will either have to deal on amnesty, gun grabbing, carbon taxes, voter reform, or they´re going to be swept out of office in 2014. This Hagel business is the definition of pyritic victory.
From reading the article it appears Reid only needs 2 Republicans to invoke cloture. Murkowski and Blunt look like toss ups. Wave a few dollars at Lisa and she´s yours.
Not so fast.....Don´t count on it...
Which only means Obama will have to bribe a few more republicans to secure the votes for next week - unless Hagel withdraws his name.
The Repubs are wasteing capital here. They need to let this go and focus on stopping Brennan at CIA. That guy is a total sleeze ball & dangerous for the U.S. Hagel is just stupid!!
Oh, no! Oh, no!We´re finished as a viable nation without Chuckles´ military leadership!No, wait - - Zippy is still Commander-In-Chief! Whew! For a minute there I was really worried.
YAY! I guess getting on McCain´s bad side is bad!
We need another word instead of "recess".The recent NLRB case was about deciding when Congress is in Recess. And it was decided against Obama but will be appealed to the Supreme Court.Will Congress be in recess next week? Or will it merely be adjourned?Hagel will eventually be confirmed. The Republicans will not hold together to stop the filibuster. I don´t like the rule anyway but until it is changed it should be used.Do you really think any Democrat wouldn´t use it when needed?
Paneta can´t remain a bit longer because his mind and heart isn´t in DC it´s at home--- Well isn´t that precious. Where was it when he didn´t make a move to extract our people in Benghazi?
Is he the one that is a Muslim?
Is it just me or does it always seems that if moochelle and president skeeter aren´t on vacation congress is? Anyway, good news for a change.
#17, our country is in the hands of a tyrant. The Republican "leaders" (and I use that term loosely) have let far too many things "go" the last four years! As far as wringing hands over Pubbies being "painted as obstructionists," #13, THAT trap has only ever worked because the cowards allow it. It´s time to fight and I am just proud and excited for this victory. I give our Senate Pubbies kudos! I know all of us active in Christians United for Israel have been calling, writing, and most of all praying!
Maybe I´m just a cynic, but whoever Zippy plugs into the slot, it´s still him calling the shots. This just seems like a little grandstanding to make people think that the republicans actually do oppose the democrats...
Any senator that votes to confirm Hagel is a traitor to this country.


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Denver Broncos: Ranking the Broncos' Biggest Offseason Needs
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Forget about all of the Broncos' "accomplishments" last season.
The Broncos were on the couch watching the Super Bowl along with billions around the world last season, and that is not good enough.
They finished atop the division for a second straight season, but also suffered a second straight divisional round playoff loss.
The blame for their playoff demise is widespread, and there remains several team needs for the Broncos, who need to take it to the next level in 2013.
There is some uncertainty on the Denver Broncos about who will be carrying the ball in 2013. Knowshon Moreno went out of the team's devastating loss to the Baltimore Ravens with another injury resulting in surgery at the end last season. He may be cut with a big paycheck due for the final year of his rookie contract.
Ronnie Hillman, last season's high draft pick didn't give the team the spark they were hoping for. He hasn't got his body into "football shape" yet and was a step too slow against NFL defenders.
Willis McGahee turns 32 early in the 2013 season and is also coming off of a season-ending injury last year.
Who ends up bearing the weight of carrying the football in 2013 remains to be seen. It's surely an important need, but with a veteran like Peyton Manning at quarterback, the running back position tends to get overlooked. Right now the Broncos can afford to neglect this position some, but it is definitely a position to keep an eye on.
In order to keep your most important commodity—Peyton Manning, the Broncos' elite quarterback—healthy, you need a talented front line.
There are concerns of Pro Bowl star Ryan Clady holding out as the team reportedly plans to use their franchise tag to keep him around in 2013, although contract talks have been ongoing.
Right guard Chris Kuper is a top-notch veteran lineman and a team captain. However, each of his last two seasons were marred with injuries.
The team's center position is probably is the most up in the air as Dan Koppen, who filled in for the injured J.D. Walton last season, performed above average, and is now an unrestricted free agent.
This year's draft is loaded with offensive line talent. Look for the Broncos to add a big body in the upcoming NFL draft to help shore up any uncertainties on the O-line.
Middle linebacker is an a position that typically is the "quarterback" of the defense. They call the defensive "plays" so to speak. Joe Mays, an average defender, filled the middle for several years until this season he suffered an injury and then was replaced with the veteran Keith Brooking.
Brooking was signed on a one-year contract as he is advanced in years and has filled in on several teams as a "journeyman" defender.
The Broncos have decisions to make as head coach John Fox is high on Nate Irving and Steven Johnson to fill the middle next season, but neither is proven, leaving the middle of the defense as one big question mark.
The interior of the defense has been a problem area for the Broncos for several years. Even with the addition of the versatile Derek Wolfe last season, who was a bright spot on a below-average defensive line, the Broncos need to continue to make improvements next year.
I am not convinced that the answer is on the current roster. Robert Ayers hasn't panned out. The team can finally call him a bust after several consecutive seasons of disappointments and underachieving.
On the interior of the defensive line, clean house. Ty Warren couldn't stay healthy; let him go. Kevin Vickerson has been "meh;" he's not worth keeping around at the contract he will be expecting in 2013. Justin Bannan can't keep up in the NFL anymore; bring in youth.
Thankfully, the draft is flush with talented defensive linemen. The Broncos should use up to two picks to upgrade the D.
The image to characterize the 2012 Broncos' season is the out-of-position, out-of-his-league Rahim Moore getting burnt by Jacoby Jones late in the AFC divisional playoff game, sending it into overtime. Local sportswriter Mark Kiszla with The Denver Post has recently called for Moore's head.
Inexperience and mediocrity mark the safeties on the Broncos' roster. In back-to-back seasons, poor safety play has contributed to the team's exit from the playoffs. Last year, Moore's inability to cover Rob Gronkowski, who had 10 catches for 145 yards, was a major factor and helped Tom Brady amass 363 yards passing and throw for six touchdowns.
Quinton Carter, a strong safety who was injured during the season was replaced by Mike Adams, a free agent signed during last offseason. Adams was average and at times was also out of position allowing big gains down the stretch this season.
Champ Bailey isn't getting any younger and was beaten by one of the league's speediest receivers, Torrey Smith, for a 59-yard bomb for a touchdown early in the first quarter of the team's elimination game in the playoffs.
Tony Carter was increasingly targeted late in the season for big receptions by opposing teams. Tracy Porter is an unrestricted free agent who spent most of the season injured. I don't expect to see him back in 2013.
In a pass-happy league where a team's secondary is the only way to neutralize a top quarterback, the Broncos have to get extra help this offseason. There are major concerns which need to be addressed right away for Denver in 2013.


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Low Population Realms - A Whole New World
If you're a player on a low population realm, you've probably already noticed that making money isn't as easy as other players make it out to be. You've tried your hand at flipping transmog items, craftable BoEs or even Mysterious Fortune Cards, and none of it has turned a noticable profit.
All of this is simply because on low population realms, different rules apply than on higher population realms., and sadly, what could make you ten thousands of gold a day on a high population realm, could turn into an endless relisting fee on your small realm.
I decided to write this for those of you who want to know how to overcome these issues, and still make money regardless of the population of your server. I have played on EU-Sarschield Legion for a number of years now, and the realm itself is the second least active realm out of all the English speaking EU realms. There are about 260 level 90 Alliance characters who are my primary market. I don't claim to be an expert, and everything I type is based on what I've observed on my own realm. Regardless, I hope this article will help you in raking in some gold on your own server!
Differences Between a High Population Realm and a Low Population Realm
Why do these differences exist? The biggest reason is simple and obvious; there are less potential buyers for your product.
"What's the big deal?" You might say, "that also means I'll have less competition," and while that's definitely true, it also means that for some niche products your list of buyers is practically nill. Since Transmogging was introduced, I've seen maybe 10 people looking for Transmog items. Not quite the fat stacks of money you would've imagined reading most goldblogs in the last couple of months.
Another reason, that's a little more subtle, is that low population realms typically do not attract new players.
People playing on one have probably been there for years. There will ofcourse be a few new players every once in a while, but the majority of them will be friends of current players.
The effect this has on the market is that it reduces the potential buyers of niche objects even more. There will be a higher percentage of players that already have the rare drop that you're looking to sell, provided it drops in old content, of course.
Now obviously, you can still score big if you find a BoE mount or something like that, but it will take a lot more time to find a buyer, sometimes weeks or even months.
This leads me into my next topic, which is:
Making money on a small realm takes a lot of effort, and you might not even make as much as you'd like to. This is an unfortunate truth that you will have to learn to acccept. There are less people on your realm, which means there there is less money going around in your economy, and less of it will end up in your pocket because of it.
Another thing you'll have to keep in mind is how many people will need a product on any given day.
Let's take something like gems, an item that you know people will need everyday.
Now let's say you're on a high population realm, and everyday 50-100 people will need one or more gems, depending on realm size. That's probably more than you can supply in a day anyway, so it's not a very big deal if you miss out on some of those sales. Now imagine that instead of 50-100, there are only about 4 or 5 people looking to buy gems everyday, maybe less on a bad day, and suddenly it becomes a lot more important that you make sure you always have the lowest price for an item. It can potentially only take one undercut to prevent you from selling any of that type of item that day.
Making Money Using Professions
Alright, enough doom and gloom! Let's focus on what you can do on a low population realm to make money.
The answer is actually quite simple: you'll want to focus on selling items that everybody needs, like gems and enchanting materials. That's why, in my opinion, the ore shuffle is once again the safest way to make money. Not only are you unlikely to ever lose money on it unless something incredibly weird happens to the price of ores, but the shuffle will only become more profitable as the expansion goes on, and more gem slots appear in gear.
Nevertheless, my advice is to have more on the auction house than gems and enchanting mats alone, and that's why I'll talk about every profession seperately, and what I feel their worth is, as well as my experience with them.
First off, let's talk about gathering. If you don't mind getting your hands dirty, you can make a lot of money with these professions. The fact that there's less people also means that you will almost never run into a bot, and you will often find yourself without any competition for nodes. The best part is that it's incredibly hard to run out of buyers for these items as they're used in almost every profession.
As for the other professions, here's a list, and what my experience with each is, and any advice I may have.
This is one of the professions that I'd say is vital to anyone that wants to make money on a small realm. As of me writing this, flasks are not yet profitable to make for me as a Transmutation master, but I have no doubt that that will improve as the price of Golden Lotus declines.
More importantly though, I have found that Trillium bars sell quite well. In fact, if the price of a stack of Ghost Iron Ore is less than the price of one Trillium Bar, you're already making a profit.
I'd say Blacksmithing is very safe to skip over. Crafted PvP gear may have been able to be profitable in the first few weeks as everyone was desperately trying to increase their item level, but now that that initial rush has died down somewhat has become hard to get rid of.
Belt Buckles are needed by everyone, but not regularly enough for me to justify using this profession.
Another profession that you'll need to get. Not only is it necessary for the shuffle, it also provides you with a Sha Crystal on a daily cooldown, which you can either sell raw, or if you have Enchanting on a character that you're also doing dailies with, use them to create enchants that are reputation locked. This is once again a very slim market though, and I'd advise against it.
The big thing about Engineering in this expansion is that they have two mounts to make. In my personal opinion, this is once again one of the things that can make you a lot of money on a higher population server. On a Low Population server though, I don't think this one's worth all the trouble you'd have to go through to find a buyer.
Darkmoon decks, you've probably heard about them. Everyone's been making a lot of money on these on the big servers, but right now, I have only sold one of these cards to a very desperate person on the last day of the previous Darkmoon Faire. It's a bit of a gamble right now, but if this is a bubble, it's about to burst any minute. However, I feel that the amount of potential profit to be made off of the Cards is worth the risk right now, but it's important that you try to finish your decks before the next Faire ends, a Trinket will be easier to sell than a deck that turns into a Trinket a month later.
Glyphs are another story entirely. I had expected to make a lot of money on these, specifically on Monk glyphs. Unfortunately, this blew up in my face, and I don't think I've sold more than five Glyphs in the last three weeks. This might be different per server though.
I'd say Inscription is worth using right now, and you can always fall back on the Shoulder Enchants if everything else doesn't work.
Jewelcrafting is absolutely necessary if you plan to make any money as it is part of the shuffle. Pick this up ASAP.
You may have heard that you can make a lot of money selling the iLvL 450 jewelery, this may be true for larger servers, but I have found this to be untrue on my own server, and I'd advice to steer clear of these.
I find Leatherworking to be largely not worth it. Just like Blacksmithing, it only creates one item enhancement. It's safe to skip this one.
Tailoring can either be completely worth it, or completely useless to you, depending on wether or not you learn it on the character that you do your dailies with. The reason for this is that the pattern for Royal Satchel, the new 28 slot bag, is available only once you are revered with The August Celestials.
If you don't have this profession on your main, I'd steer clear of it.
General Advice
A small market also means that it's relatively easy to reset it if the price for an item drops to an amount you're not happy with. For some items there simply won't be any on the Auction House when you post yours. You can use this to your advantage, but remember to not go overboard on how you set your price. This also applies in the other direction, if a market is reset, someone might underprice an item when they list it, and you can pick up some cheap items with little effort.
Another thing that doesn't just apply to small servers, but is a fantastic way to reduce your spending, is to find someone who's willing to mine/herb for you. They may not be willing to deal with the Auction House, and you can offer them a guaranteed sale for whatever they gather. Just ask around in Trade for miners/herbalists looking to make some money, you never know how much money you could save. I currently have two people supplying me with ore, I give 60 gold a stack to one, and 50 gold a stack to the other.
Try to be as diverse in what you have to offer as possible, but sell your gems uncut. Jewelcrafters need them for their daily cooldown, and cut gems often sell for less money than the uncut version on my server.
In Closing
With these tips, I have no doubt in my mind that you can make money on your server as well, the most important part is to stay safe, and to not base your income around niche items that will not sell on small servers. So unless you have a buyer in advance, don't risk gold on something that you might not be able to sell for a profit.
I'd like to thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope it will benefit you in the goal that you've set for yourself, whether that's ten thousand, or a million gold!
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A season that came with 17 months of build-up and thrilling moments from the opening match came to an abrupt end Sunday when the Sounders FC fell 1-0 in extra time to the Houston Dynamo in the Western Conference semifinals.
After a 180-minute battle over the two legs of the series, two of the top defensive teams in the MLS held each other scoreless. Then in the 96th minute Sunday, Brian Ching scored the series-winning goal on a spectacular volley.
"It was either going to take a big mistake or a big effort and unfortunately we couldn't quite make it happen. Not for lack of effort, you can't fault anybody. They gave everything they had," said goalkeeper Kasey Keller, who finished with four saves. "We battled and battled and just couldn't quite make it happen. Maybe another day."
Houston came out on the attack to start the game, getting early opportunities by Dominic Oduro that were turned away. Then in the 12th minute Seattle got their first big chance when Freddie Ljungberg swung a corner kick into the box. Jhon Kennedy Hurtado headed it toward the farpost for Tyrone Marshall, but Marshall's header went wide left and the score remained tied.
Oduro was a thorn in Seattle's side for the first 80 minutes of the game, getting behind Seattle's defense on several occasions and taking five shots before being subbed off for Luis Angel Landin. But the defense, anchored by Keller, was still able to keep him off the board.
But in the 36th minute it took a great save by Pat Onstad to keep Seattle from taking the lead. Fredy Montero dribbled up the left side, then passed to Steve Zakuani going toward the endline. Zakuani crossed to Nate Jaqua in the box, but Houston defender Geoff Cameron nearly knocked it into his own net. Onstad was able to get his foot on it though, and knocked it clear.
"It's disappointing. We had a few good opportunities we weren't able to stick in the back of the net, but it was a battle and there wasn't a lot that opened up on either side," Jaqua said.
Later in the 81st minute, second half sub Roger Levesque flipped the ball to Jaqua charging down the box, but he was defended by Cameron and his shot went wide of the net.
The game remained scoreless into the 90th minute and went to extra time. There Ching, who played for the Sounders in the A-League in 2001 and 2002, was the difference-maker.
Houston defender Mike Chabala took the ball up the left side and crossed it into the box for Brian Mullan at the far post. Roger Levesque was there to defend him, but Mullan was able to deflect the ball to Ching for a right-footed, sidewinding volley into the net for a 1-0 lead in the 96th minute.
"They put a good ball into the box. We don't quite clear it well and the ball bounces tremendous for Brian, but that's an unbelievable finish for Brian Ching. He won't score a better goal at a better time," Keller said. "We battled away, but unfortunately just couldn't get the goals that we needed."
That score held up and the Sounders frustrations mounted in the 120th minute when James Riley was ejected from the game for a hard tackle in the midfield.
Not long after the foul and ensuing melee, the final whistle was blown on the Sounders season.
"We couldn't find a way to win today and that's the disappointing part," Jaqua said. "But that's the way it is. You're not going to win every game and you're not going to make it through every time."
All told, it was a successful opening campaign for the expansion Sounders FC.
"To have won the Open Cup and have a winning record in the season and come two points away from winning the Supporters Shield and to have lost to a team that has been a dominant team in the playoffs is a pretty proud moment for a young expansion team," head coach Sigi Schmid said. "But we don't want to accept mediocrity. Our goal is always to win a championship and maybe the sting of today will help us to move forward into next year."


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JAMAICA, N.Y., Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) expands its 'WHY-ISLAM ?' awareness campaign to Broward County in South Florida. The Why-Islam awareness campaign in the Broward County is in continuation of a series of billboard campaigns that started in Orlando, Florida in December, 2012. It consists of three billboard locations in Broward County throughout the I-95 stretch, with plans to secure more locations expanding it into the Dade County. The campaign highlights commonalities between Islam, Christianity and Judaism and the universal message brought by all Messengers: to worship only "The One God".
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"We are thankful to God, Almighty, for giving us the opportunity to bring this Islam awareness campaign to South Florida." said Naeem Baig, President of the Islamic Circle of North America. "We hope that through this campaign we would be able to reach out to the growing and diverse community of South Florida."
Callers can access the bi-lingual (English and Spanish) toll free number, 877-WHY-ISLAM (949-47526), for any information or questions about Islam. They can also request a free copy of The Quran with the translations in English or Spanish. The 877-WHY-ISLAM call center takes phone calls 24/7 helping the callers by providing accurate information about Islam. For more information, please visit www.whyislam.org
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Beats: byron buxton, cubs, minors, prospects, twins Home Run Derby: Mathews v AaronNot much to it, and not really news, but I just realized that a bunch of the old "Home Run Derby" programs, which were first aired in the 50s and 60s, and then re-aired in ESPN back in the 80s, are available in their entirety on YouTube. This one sees the Braves' sluggers go up against one another. It's interesting to see Eddie's smooth, left-handed uppercut, and its contrast to Hank's lunging, shoulder-heavy right-handed slash. Infinite Joost (Voxter)
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Beats: braves, classic baseball, home run derby, old school, video Joe Poz: No. 52: Wade BoggsWhen you see the perfect third baseman in your mind, who do you see? Schmidt with his compact swing, as perfect as a short right hook? Brett turning on a Goose Gossage fastball? Brooksie diving to his right and throwing off-balance? Mathews hitting another titanic home run? And now ask: Where does Wade Boggs fit in that picture? SFGate: Egelko: Baseball Sued Over Low-Minor League WagesRead More... The Yankee Clapper
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Beats: baseball is awash in money, cheap owners, cheapskate, giants, greed, lawsuits, legal, minor leagues, mlb, salaries Harper: Hold the tears, Derek Jeter still must steer Yankees shipHey…"Tommy helms while Jeter steers" was a line from my Tribute to Patrick ####### Sky song! Read More... Cincinnati Reds, Homer Bailey agree to six-year, $105 million contract | MLB.com: News Joe Morgan Conversations: Bill JamesNot that interesting an interview; posting mostly just for posterity. Joe reels off a list of criticisms of sabermetrics, and Bill figures out ways not to disagree. Bill does not call Joe a "self-important prig" or a "little weenie." He does touch on the shower customs of his youth, so I guess there's that. The District Attorney
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Coach, starting with Virginia Tech offensively, they've gotten off to some slow starts in ball games. What do you see that they struggle with early and what do you see that helps get them in gear that you want to avoid? "Well, the thing that they've probably struggled with more than anything is just turning the football over. Doesn't matter who you are offensively, what type of offense you run, if you turn the football over, it's going to make it difficult for you. You're going to put your defense out on the field more often.
"It's something we're concerned with also, is starting fast. I know it's something that they put a lot of emphasis on. I think both teams will be working on trying to get out there and get after it from the beginning, not waiting to see what happens, but actually make something happen.
"What do we need to do? We need to play ball the way we play. We need to be good on our tempo and take care of the football."
Defensively from Virginia Tech, they obviously struggled some with the passing game with Cincinnati. What did you see in that film? How does their secondary look to you? "Really for us, just watching them, they almost changed what their thought process was in this game. They played a lot of man coverage, whether it was man free or zero. Evidently they didn't feel like Cincinnati could hurt them that way. I think they were fortunate enough to complete a few passes. If you look at it overall, they were pretty much dominating them other than a few big plays."
Do you anticipate seeing that man-to-man coverage or do you think they'll go back? "I don't know. That was a surprise for us that they did that. We'll have to wait and see. We've been working both ways, whether it's going to be their base defense, what they do normally, or whether it's going to be more man, man free. We have to plan for both."
The last couple of weeks on this call you've talked about your team still searching for an identity. How much do you think that will evolve or emerge against Virginia Tech this weekend? "I think we'll know a lot about this football team after this game. Obviously Virginia Tech is a very good football team. They've always been great on special teams. They're known for their defense and they're going to play hard-nosed football, be a physical team. We're going to find out a lot more about the identity of this football team Saturday somewhere around 4pm."
You are leading the ACC in pass rush and sacks. How important is pass rush to the fact that you're doing pretty well overall in pass defense? "Well, it's critical. I mean, nobody can sit back there nowadays and cover guys all day in the open field because everybody knows how to throw the football these days. It's not something people just give lip service to. Everybody can do it. Everybody's systems enable it.
"So you have to get pressure on a quarterback to help those guys on the back end out. If you don't, they'll pick you apart eventually."
Sylvester Williams is right up there at the top. What is he doing that has made him so effective? "He's just a heck of a football player. Plays with a great motor. He's got that never-say-die attitude. He's going to give all he's got. He believes he's going to get there. For an inside guy to be leading our team in sacks, that's pretty impressive because that's normally where you get your double-teams, there's more bodies in there tight, less space to maneuver. Sly has done a heck of a job with that."
Looks like two freshmen defensive ends, Jessie Rogers and Justin Thomason, are getting in that rotation. Can you talk about those two guys? "Both of these young guys as true freshmen have come on for us lately. Jessie has been getting reps for quite a while right now. Part of it, Justin, early on he had an injury during camp that kept him from getting a lot of reps. Jessie was healthy, able to get a lot of reps. He matured quicker. He got over the shock of camp quicker. It's just taken Justin a little bit longer to go. Both of those guys will factor in for us. Both of them will have to make plays for us as this season goes."
Logan Thomas is such a load at quarterback. He's like a defensive end playing quarterback in some respects. He's so tall and big. What kind of unique problems does he cause? "Well, for our defense, we'll only have two guys that weigh more than him on the football field. Our two defensive tackles. He'll weigh more than our defensive ends. It's tough. When you go to get that guy down on a pass-rush or a sack, it's going to take seven or eight guys to get him down. It's something we understand, our guys are going to have to fly to the football, we're going to have to get there, we're going to have to gang tackle. That's what's going to have to happen. He presents a unique challenge for any team."
From your side, you wanted going into this year to get Gio Bernard the ball as many different ways as possible. Considering he's got seven touchdowns so far, is that working out the way you would have liked it to? "Well, I wouldn't have liked for him to have missed the two games he missed. I would have liked to have had him in every game. Unfortunately he only played in three games. We found a variety of ways to do it. Last week he didn't touch the ball a whole lot because it wasn't needed. I would much rather have him for the long haul during conference play. I think he's now back at hundred percent, rested up, ready to go, should have a great second half of the season."
On them offensively, they have gotten running the ball with No.20, Michael Holmes. What do you see from their running game? Is it hard to get a handle on them because they played so many different guys? "They have played a lot of guys. One thing I think that does for them it enables them to have fresh legs in there all the time. Probably all those guys bring something different to the table. But anytime you have a quarterback like Logan Thomas that will pull it down, he'll take off with it, he weighs 250 pounds, you have a problem in the running game. You have to have somebody assigned to him. You have to pray that that guy is going to get him down when he needs to."
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Cozzoli continued the company's tradition of excellence in innovation and quality products. His dedication to CMC's customers is illustrated by his statement, "Making a commitment to quality and exceeding customers expectations is a mindset; a set of values we embrace everyday. For it is only by dedicating ourselves to quality and putting our customers' needs first, that we ensure our own
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The Mission of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum is to inspire people to discover the wonder of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Our Vision is to be the leader in imaginative and interactive learning experiences.
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We strive to inspire people to discover the wonder of science, technology, math, art, and engineering. Our Vision is to be the leader in imaginative and interactive learning experiences. Our annual report highlights some of the many ways we acheive these goals.
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In 1978, with approval from the City of Ann Arbor, Cynthia Yao and a group of devoted volunteers began converting the old brick firehouse into an interactive, hands-on museum for children of all ages. The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum opened in 1982 with 25 exhibits on 2 floors, 2 staff person and 10 volunteers.
During the Museum's first year of operation, it welcomed 25,000 guests. The visitors' interest and enthusiasm propelled the Museum to accelerate expansion plans. Four years later the museum opened the third and fourth floors of the firehouse with the help of a Kresge Foundation Challenge Grant. In 1993, the Museum purchased several adjoining buildings and began a $6.5 million Capital Campaign to fund building and program expansions. Five separate grants, received over several years, from the National Science Foundation totaling $1.7 million, funded the creation of new exhibits and the expanded facility. Through many generous gifts the Museum completed its renovations and introduced its latest facility in October 1999.
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Visitors can enjoy more than 250 interactive exhibits, each with a different focus to bring physics, geology, math, music and more to life. Figure out How Things Work from generating tornados to pumping water with an Archimedes screw. Kids four and under can explore water and play in a mini fire engine in the Preschool Gallery. Stop in and see the full size interactive Huron Valley Ambulance in the All About You gallery and don't miss a spectacular immersive representation of Michigan in fall in the Michigan Nature room. Lights and Optics invites you to strum a string-less harp. Recollections pulls you in and makes you the exhibit on an interactive video screen. MediaWorks lets kids see themselves as news anchors in a working CTN television studio.
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