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EDMONTON-The Arlington Apartments, one of the first apartment buildings in Edmonton and home to many of the city's professional elite, was advertising for tenants.
"Follow the crowd of anxious people who are determined to dispense with trouble, dirt, and vexation, consequent on attending to the furnace heating of their homes and the high fuel bills in connection with same, and secure a steam-heated, furnished cosy home suite in Edmonton's most up-to-date apartments," read a classified ad. "Furniture for same now arriving in car loads and can be seen any hour of the day. Every up-to-date convenience supplied. Sun or reception parlour on roof; tennis courts to be provided in the spring."
The stately five-storey, red-brick building stood on the corner of 106th Street and 100th Avenue, built by local investors in 1909 during a housing shortage before the First World War.
The Arlington was valued at $150,000, and was constructed with lightning speed in Edmonton's first west end by 25 bricklayers and 50 carpenters.
One storey was built every week after the city issued Winnipeg contractor Robert Grant a building permit in July. Tenants began moving into the lower floor by September. The building was complete by early 1910.
Its classical Edwardian architecture featured a pressed metal cornice along the roof's edge, scrolled eave brackets, a recessed arch doorway and paired double-hung wooden sash windows on the front and rear facades.
There were 49 suites with from three to six rooms, each with maple floors, oak trim and built-in furniture, including an oak buffet, writing desk and reversible Murphy bed. Lawyers, businessmen, doctors and music teachers were among the Arlington's many tenants, as well as British aristocracy, at least one provincial government minister and a lieutenant-governor.
Former owner Phyllis Barham, who purchased the building in 1972, described the Arlington as a "club" for important locals who sold their "big old homes" to "join the crowd."
Other tenants over the years included vaudeville performer Jolly Della Pringle and her son, silent film star John Gilbert Pringle. John Blue, the first provincial librarian, Richard Hardisty, the son of a former factor at Fort Edmonton, and wife killer James P. "Bluebeard" Watson.
The building was a prestigious Edmonton address until the 1970s when the neighbourhood started going downhill. In 1980, some 200 Arlington tenants signed a petition urging city council to move prostitutes out of the area.
A developer tried to have it torn down in the early 1980s to make way for a 15-storey office building.
In 1990, police suspected arson after a basement fire broke out in the building.
Despite its fall from grace, the Arlington was given a provincial historical designation in 1995. It also received a municipal historical designation and a nearly $400,000 city grant for renovations in 1998.
After all that, The Arlington was destroyed by fire in 2005. It was demolished in 2008. The site remains undeveloped.
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Individual medals will be awarded to the top finishers in every event, with the total number of medals determined by the number of participating teams. Team trophies will also be awarded to the top performing teams in both large and small school divisions. In addition, a spirit award will be given to the school that displays the best attitude, as voted on by the event supervisors and all competitors will receive a souvenir t-shirt.


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It's the kind of airport hotel that is more in the future than the past. Connected by walkway to the main lobby of Vancouver International Airport, the Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel is a visually stunning place of rich woodwork, marble, and granite. But it's not the finishes that set this airport hotel apart — check out the technology.
All 392 rooms are "Smart Rooms," wired with an INNCOM system that integrates energy management, central electronic lock security, and easy-to-use guest controls. Touchscreen and push-button consoles at the bedside give guests fingertip control over temperature, lighting, drapes, television, room service, and housekeeping. (A button on the console dials room service or housekeeping using the phone system.) Motion sensors turn lights off and on when a guest leaves or returns to a guest room, and the system can be programmed to allow the ambient temperature to drop naturally. When a light bulb burns out, a message indicating the room number and location is automatically sent to the maintenance department.
"Guests like that they can control everything, and they feel more comfortable," observes Francis Parkinson, the hotel's general manager. "We like that it saves us money because it helps to conserve energy, and it allows us to run a more efficient hotel." The sensors also tell staff whether somebody is in the room or not, and that helps to reduce incidents of guests being awakened inadvertently by cleaning staff — an all-too-frequent occurrence in airport hotels, where sleeping and waking times are all over the map.
The building features ISDN Internet access and a Category 5 network connected to 100 MB switches, says Ted Chuckmala, the hotel's regional systems manager. The 14 executive meeting rooms are equipped with videoconferencing capabilities, including wall-mounted plasma screens and wireless Internet, which is also available in suites on the Entrée Gold Floor. The 14-story hotel is encased in triple-glazed glass, designed to be soundproof to 45 decibels, virtually eliminating noise from the jets that are just a couple of hundred feet away.


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WASHINGTON - Deadlines under the federal Affordable Care Act, known colloquially as Obamacare, are confusing to say the least.
They vary depending on where consumers live and what health plans they may choose.
Some states have chosen to run their own health care exchanges, including Maryland and D.C. Others, such as Virginia, opted to let the federal government take over and run the state's business through healthcare.gov.
So, here is the bottom line: To have health coverage through Obamacare by Jan. 1, 2014, most people across the country are being told to select a health plan by midnight Dec. 23. That is the case in Virginia and D.C.
However, officials in Maryland are providing some leeway. Marylanders have until Friday, Dec. 27 for the deadline.
Following this week, the next big deadline for consumers seeking coverage by the New Year will be paying their first premium. Most companies say you will be OK if you submit that payment by Jan. 10.
However, that date is not set in stone. Consumers should get the first payment in as soon as possible, or double check with their insurer to make sure they know exactly what the date is. That deadline can vary widely depending on location and health plan.
Of course, you can always choose to ignore these deadlines if you don't want insurance at the start of 2014. But eventually, under Obamacare, those without insurance could face a federal tax penalty.
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Starbucks has been hugely successful on social media, attracting tens of millions of fans and followers and becoming one of the most popular brands on Facebook.
In fact it was recently reported that nine out of ten Facebook users is either a fan of Starbucks or knows someone who is.
The coffee retailer has obviously been responsible for some excellent social campaigns over the past few years, so I've rounded up eight interesting examples.
For more information on this topic read my blog post looking at how Starbucks uses Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+, or check out our similar round ups focusing on McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
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by David Moth 13 February 2014 15:17pm 1 comment
I've been thinking a lot about mobile apps in retail recently. I've been thinking about which retailers need an app and whether in fact we're seeing a bit of a backlash against the app, fuelled by mobile optimised and responsive websites.
Retail apps still have their place in a mobile optimised world, but they're increasingly characterised as devices for customer retention. Loyalty programmes and coupons keep regular customers feeling loved.
Of course, there are still some successful shopping apps, too, often for retailers big or pervasive enough to demand smartphone real estate (supermarkets, Amazon and the like).
So, here you go, here are 10 apps that I think have made a difference for customers in retail.
Agree? Disagree? Tell me in the comments.
by Ben Davis 16 January 2014 09:52am 4 comments
The lack of guidelines or general wisdom as to which retailers should actually have a mobile app and which shouldn't can be confusing.
In this post I'm going to start writing those guidelines myself, if you'll stick with me.
There is definitely a burgeoning anti-app movement, fuelled in part by the move to adaptive or responsive websites. On top of this, the growth in app downloads is in sharp decline and we seem to be reaching market maturation for apps, in those countries that have highest smartphone adoption.
But what should retailers do? Should some still be entertaining the idea of a new app? There are certainly some great success stories out there.
Some feel that the consumer has no interest in using many different retail apps, whereas others think the goal of consolidation is often unrealistic, with consumers happier using a range of options.
Where should apps lie in a priority list of ecommerce to-dos? Which apps are succeeding and which aren't? How do customer base, product range, internationalisation and other factors affect the decision whether to build an app?
Well, these are the questions I've been attempting to answer. Read on to see what I dug up. If you make it to the end of my investigation, you'll find my own criteria for apps in retail.
by Ben Davis 15 January 2014 10:54am 11 comments
One of our main focuses on the Econsultancy blog is highlighting instances of best practice and digital excellence in the marketing world.
But every so often it's also useful to shine a light on the mistakes that people make, particularly when it comes to social media.
I could try to lie and say that I'm doing this so we can all learn valuable lessons from the unfortunate errors of others, but truthfully I just find it quite amusing.
by David Moth 29 November 2013 11:52am 24 comments
40% of the 1,000 most shared Instagram videos (Instavids) last month came from brands.
The 15 second long Instavid format has only been around for a few months, but is already giving Vine a run for its six second-long money. We've discussed the respective benefits of each in this provocatively titled article Fight Club! Instagram vs. Vine.
It seems that brands have been quick to utilise this longer form media. The 150m incumbent Instagram users are clearly a major draw, as opposed to the still not inconsiderable 40m users on Vine, although it should be noted that Vine picked up all those users in just nine months.
by Christopher Ratcliff 29 October 2013 13:56pm 2 comments
It has often been said in filmic terms that if a story can't be told in 90 minutes than it's not worth telling. Try telling that to The Godfather.
However this certainly rings true on some level, especially in advertising where you're engaging with a customer or selling a product rather than telling a sprawling, expansive story of gun violence and enemy disposal.
Who does benefit from the longer format? For a customer it's good to keep things brief, nobody needs to sit through another colossal Thomson marathon, but conversely six second Vines may seem too short for the purpose.
Six seconds may be the prime length for our fleeting attention spans, but for marketing, this truncated length can be too much of a handicap to get a brand message across.
Perhaps, for this reason, the 15 second Instagram video is a far more effective method and may explain why there was a dip in Vine usage during its launch period. Let's investigate…
by Christopher Ratcliff 02 October 2013 16:24pm 1 comment
Here on the Econsultancy blog, we're going to start teasing you with details of the week-long siren of excellence and japes that is the Festival of Marketing (8-10th October in London).
One of the many components of the Festival is PUNCH, the event where marketing meets the new creative. To quote our website, 'in today's increasingly saturated media landscape, creative power matters more than ever'.
So, to celebrate this event, and to give you something pretty to look at while you let your mind wander, I've listed some of my favourites in the world of creative in marketing.
by Ben Davis 30 July 2013 09:21am 8 comments
Are you missing a critical social media KPI?
'Social media disconnects', or when consumers unfriend/unlike or unfollow as a result of a social media marketing initiative or campaign, isn't a term in many marketers' vocabulary.
Perhaps it's time for that to change.
by Kevin Lee 10 May 2013 16:15pm 0 comments
Starbucks is often touted as having an excellent social strategy, so it's an excellent subject for our series of posts looking at how brands use the four main social networks.
Having previously evaluated a number of brands including Red Bull, ASOS, Walmart and Ikea, it appeared that the brands that were doing well in social all followed the same basic blueprint – they post updates several times a day and are excellent at responding to consumers.
But as this post shows, Starbucks has managed to outperform nearly all other consumer brands in terms of community engagement despite taking the exact opposite approach.
And there is a special mention for Starbucks' Instagram feed at the end as well...
by David Moth 06 March 2013 10:43am 25 comments
The mobile space is one of the fastest-evolving in all of the technology world and because of that, it's no surprise that many companies are struggling to keep up.
From the smallest business struggling to figure out how to build a mobile-friendly website to the largest consumer internet brands struggling to build compelling mobile experiences, mobile offers just as many challenges as it does opportunities.
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Woburn, Mass.-based GEI Consultants, a national environmental and engineering firm, has acquired EEA Inc., based in Garden City and Stony Brook. The finances of the deal weren't disclosed. EEA has completed more than 6,000 projects on Long Island and the New York area, focusing on natural resource and marine studies, real estate property due diligence, [...]


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United States recognized the importance of information security to the economic and security interests of the state and enacted the FISMA in 2002. FISMA has assigned specific responsibilities to the agencies National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Office of the Management and Budget (OMB). NIST develops the standards, tests, metric, and validation programs to promote, measure, and validate the security information systems and services. FISMA requires federal agency officials to conduct annual reviews of the agency's information security program and report the results to OMB. NIST defines a broad framework for managing information security comprising of inventory of information, risk level categorization, security controls, risk assessment, system security plan, accredit ion and certification, and continuous monitoring.
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College of the Canyons will host a catered pregame barbecue dinner at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 6 to honor Marjanne Priest, and Jeri and Carl Goldman, the college's 2010 Outstanding Alumni & Friends honorees. After dinner, the honorees will be presented with awards, and at 7 p.m. guests will then make their way into the Cougar Stadium to watch the game between the College of the Canyons Cougars and the Ventura Pirates.
Through Cub Scouts, I met a man who began his career after graduating from the University of Minnesota in the 1980s selling neckties and other accessories to small clothing stores throughout Iowa and Minnesota.
While there are numerous propositions on the ballot this November, perhaps none is as important to local government as Proposition 22, the Local Taxpayer, Public Safety and Transportation Act of 2010.
As an ardent observer of our society, I have recently come to see that one of the greatest challenges presented to us in the last few decades has been the drive-thru.
If you haven't already voted by mail, we urge you to go to your polling place Tuesday between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. and make your vote count.
Imagine going to your local library and opening the door to a colorful art and photography exhibit sponsored by the local school districts.
Janet Carol Sandoval, of Stevenson Ranch, and Phillip George Rorex, of Stevenson Ranch, were joined in marriage Aug. 29 in a "destination wedding" at the Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara. The couple were married in a double ring ceremony presided over by the Rev. Barbara Laughray of the Church of Religious Science.
Five students at Santa Clarita Christian School in Santa Clarita have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP exams.
Army Pvt. Gustavo A. Nava has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Stephen L. Henderson graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Pictured are the winning entrants to this year's pumpkin-carving contest at the Pumpkin Festival in Newhall.
GRANADA HILLS - A week after it was shoved around by Faith Baptist for its first loss of the year, this wasn't a good week to face the Santa Clarita Christian football team.
The Repertory East Playhouse will end its 2010 season with Peter Shaffer's critically acclaimed "Amadeus," sponsored by Power Auto Group of Valencia.
The afternoon is warm and sunny minutes before Richards is to be interviewed at his manager's office in downtown Manhattan, a veritable Keith shrine with posters and pictures on the wall, and a director's chair with his name on it, ready for him to be seated.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY -- During the month of September, DISARM officers confiscated 109 weapons, including 34 handguns, four assault rifles, and 21 rifles/shotguns, $17.5 million in illegal drugs, and arrested 207 probationers during 1,660 unannounced searches of residences, persons, vehicles, and businesses, according to Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.
I don't know why it happens every year. Our offices here at the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy get inundated with letters addressed to Saint Nicholas. We forward as many as we can to the Jolly Old Elf but a few we keep behind to share with you. Enjoy.
Nelson Mandela, 95, gave up a third of his lifespan so that South Africans could live in racial harmony.
Visitors to the Valencia Library last weekend were greeted with a sweet surprise: icing-topped and candy-cane-lined gingerbread houses on display for what organizers hope will become a yearly Gingerbread House Contest.
The annual Metrolink Holiday Toy Express has been stopped in its tracks because of budget cuts.
I read that Supervisor Antonovich is again raising concerns about welfare fraud in L.A. County. This is typical of Republicans to go after the poor and by implication "them" - brown- and black-skinned people.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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With everything from nationally ranked academic programs to effective career education opportunities and college placement services, Hart district students are afforded every opportunity to excel in an increasingly competitive academic environment.
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Jul 18th, 2010 at 3:30PM: You've probably walked Venice Beach, played volleyball on Manhattan Beach and spent a lazy day in Malibu, but have you scoped out SoCal's secret beach spots? Of the many things California is known for, its beaches are always at the top of lists. Here a few of the best kept secrets along California's coast: Coronado, California: Savvy sun-soakers pay to park at the Hotel Del Coronado, then dine...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.


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ARLC announce new NRL CEO
THE Australian Rugby League Commission has announced the Chief Executive Officer of Lloyds International, Mr Dave Smith, as its new Chief Executive.
Ken Edwards appointed Eels' CEO
FOLLOWING the appointment of former NSW Origin coach Ricky Stuart the Pirtek Parramatta Eels are pleased to announce Ken Edwards will join the Club in the new role of Chief Executive Officer of the Football Club.
Stephen Noyce and Roosters mutually part ways
AFTER 4 years as the Sydney Roosters Chief Executive, Stephen Noyce and the clubs chairman Nick Politis have agreed to mutually part ways after a club restructure.
May issues 20,000 challenge to fans
NEW Jetstar Gold Coast Titans Chief Executive Officer David May today faced one of his fears by taking part in a rock climbing challenge in an effort to get the Gold Coast community right behind the club in its quest to make the finals.
Bob Bentley named group CEO
THE Board of the Pirtek Parramatta Eels this week appointed Bob Bentley as Group Chief Executive Officer of the Parramatta Eels Football Club and Leagues Club.
Matt Gidley becomes Knights CEO
HUNTER Sports Group CEO Troy Palmer, today announced the appointment of home town boy Matt Gidley as CEO of Football Operations for the Coal & Allied Newcastle Knights.
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Perhaps there's no one better to guide Thompson in the art of survival in a big man's game than Austin. After all, Thompson was attracted to West Virginia by watching Austin play on TV the last two years from his home in Katy, Texas. He saw a guy with the same body type become a full-fledged college star and figured he could emulate that.
That includes one of Austin's survival tactics, which is stepping out of bounds, especially if the extra one or two yards he might gain by challenging a bigger defender aren't that critical. Austin gets criticized for it all the time, but it has helped him get where he is without injury.
"You've got to deal with a lot of people talking about how you're soft and how you run out of bounds,'' Austin said. "But at the end of the day I know I'm a small player. I've been small since I was in Pop Warner. And my cousin Shawn [Waller, a coach in Baltimore who helped develop Austin's game] always told me, 'If you can avoid a hit, do it.' ''
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Thompson's coaches look at Thompson's lack of size and pretty much see Austin and treat him the same way. Sure, it's a concern that he might get injured, but there are ways to avoid that.
"The only thing I tell him is to make sure you don't get hit. Don't take a solid shot. That's about it,'' said offensive coordinator and receivers coach Shannon Dawson. "Take Tavon, for instance. I'm not trying to compare ability. I'm just saying that Tavon's not a big guy, either. And this is what I tell Jordan: You never really see Tavon get hit. Jordan's got to be like that.''
It helps, too, that Jordan came to a school that runs a wide-open offense. Not that he had much choice, of course, seeing as his other college options besides West Virginia were pretty much Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston or playing baseball.
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"A lot of it depends on what offense you play in,'' Dawson said. "If you had Jordan Thompson playing running back in an I formation, he'd probably get hurt the first game. But in our offense, because of the spacing, [defenders] are running around trying to cover grass and they're lucky just to get somebody on the ground with an arm tackle. You very seldom see just a blind-sided shot. It happens, but not that often.
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Just so you are up to date with the ever-shifting landscape of the European fashion world, here is a guide to the current state of play: In Milan, new designer Umit Benan is presenting his debut collection for Trussardi at an all-out extravaganza show in a few days' time. In Paris this month, studio hand Olivier Rousteing (who was promoted a while back to head up Balmain) will take a bow at the end of the runway for the very first time this month. Meanwhile, over at Dior, the creative director role is still, as of now, classified as "Position Vacant."
London has also participated in this merry-go-round with Clare Waight Keller departing Pringle of Scotland to go to Chloé (do keep up), a state of affairs which ushered in a new chapter for not only the sweater company, but also for a young, unknown British designer: Alistair Carr, late of Balenciaga's atelier, and now installed at a house that might as well have hung a sign on the door that read, "Identity Wanted." Now, with two collections behind him (resort and Monday's spring runway show) it's safe to say Carr is imbuing Pringle of Scotland with just that.
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The Crystal City-Potomac Yard Transitway will stretch for five miles along Route 1, from the Braddock Road Metro station in Alexandria to the Pentagon City Metro stop.
The transitway will initially be operated by the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority. The first 0.8 miles along the route, between Potomac Avenue and Glebe Road, are currently under construction and officials say that portion is expected to be completed by the start of 2014.
The system will mean changes for WMATA's bus service. The 9S bus route that currently runs solely within Arlington County will be extended to Potomac Yard. The 9A and 9E routes will also have access to the transitway and a new 9X route will be created once the entire system is up and running.
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Reinfeld says the system will also allow riders to board at all doors on a bus.
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Buses will operate primarily in designated right-of-way sections of the road, but in certain areas of Pentagon City, Potomac Yard and Route 1 southbound in Alexandria, the routes will run in mixed traffic.
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So something I've been thinking about for a long time, obviously, is how to have responsible investment in developing countries that both benefits local people and helps boost the national economy, while not destroying the natural environment that, especially in Madagascar, is hugely unique and in danger of being completely demolished. I think the answer is NOT MINING. I hate what is happening with this nickel mine (and all of the others), and I hate that the government and the minions of the president are getting richer through all of these 'development projects'. Sherritt, you make me physically ill.
"Local sentiments are ambivalent. People surely are happy about the prospects of being employed. However, most of the employment is short-term (only during construction but not operation of the mine). Local people are rarely skilled so that very few will have the chance to work for the mine in the end. People are not happy about being displaced by pipeline construction, but they appreciate the homes that Sherritt has built for them as compensation. People would love to use the pipeline trajectory as a regular road to transport goods on, but Sherritt has not said whether it will allow that. People are definitely not happy about environmental impacts of the mine, most importantly silting of streams and rice fields, as well as social ones, including rising food prices due to inflation and pregnancies among teenage girls by miner workers. At least local people benefit from the mine in terms of being able to sell their produce to the mine workers."
Conservationists worry that the long-term impact of the mine with be difficult to gauge because "there is no independent oversight of the project. There is no independent institution that will follow up on Sherritt's activities with respect to what was stated in the environmental impact assessment and the cahier de charges."
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* Art Pope exerts an unusual level of influence over North Carolina's conservative establishment. According to Facing South's analysis, about 90 percent of the funding of the state's leading conservative think tanks and advocacy groups comes from Pope's family foundation, which he runs. Pope is also installed on the board of directors of most of these groups.
* Pope was key to fueling the Republican Party's historic takeover of the North Carolina legislature in 2010. Facing South showed how three groups backed by Pope -- Americans for Prosperity, Civitas Action and Real Jobs NC -- joined with Pope family members to spend over $2.2 million targeting 22 key state races last November. Republicans won 18 of the contests.
* While staying out of the spotlight, Pope backs some of the right wing's most controversial causes. Pope's groups have worked closely with the Tea Party Express, whose leaders have been widely condemned for making racially-charged statements, and Pope's foundation has funded many groups that deny the scientific consensus about global climate change.
Find links to their findings on their website: www.southernstudies.org/2011/01/investigative-series-how-pope-reigns.html
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Tom and Joel are two great guys and Battlefield fans who stopped by our booth today. The former is probably best known as "mrsyndicate" and has 1.2 million subscribers on his gaming YouTube channel. They both caught our attention at the booth by their tight team play and loud cheering. After the gaming session was over, we caught up with them to hear their thoughts on our September expansion pack.
Hey guys. You've just played Tank Superiority on Armored Kill. What's your first impression?
Joel: Fun! A lot of destruction!
Tom: Fast, action-packed and loads of tanks so you can jump straight back into the action.
Joel: You would think that there would be like a …
Tom: … A calm moment.
Joel: You think you would shoot their tank and it would take some time before it respawns, but they're right back in there with another tank and it's just straight combat to combat to combat.
Yeah, the DICE team has set spawn times to virtually zero specifically for that effect in this game mode.
Tom: It was amazing. One minute you're like: 'Oh there's just one tank, we're having a little battle'. Next minute you look to your left and it's four tanks driving towards you and you go: 'I better drive off pretty quickly, otherwise I'm gonna get destroyed!'
So what's your take on the new Tank Destroyer vehicle class?
Tom: The new vehicles are amazing. So much faster …
Joel: I like the different levels [on the map Death Valley] too. On one side there was this kind of little hill …
Tom: … Take the higher ground!
Joel: Yeah, exactly.
Tom: Take the higher ground, or take the crazy battlefield in the middle.
There's also that bridge in the middle of the map.
Tom: Can you get on it?
Joel: I could swear I saw a sniper up there.
Yes. You can drive a tank up there on the bridge if you want to.
Joel: I totally missed that!
Tom: It's a really good map. It's probably one of the funniest Battlefield games I've ever had, that.
What are you looking forward to the most with Armored Kill?
Tom: Honestly, I often get sniped a lot. You're up against some really good players who are good at gun combat. I prefer driving. When you're in a tank, there's no getting sniped. It's my driving skill and accuracy against yours, and it's more of a one versus one situation.
Joel: I think it's going to be a good balance, because you have Close Quarters that is super close combat and now it's more tanks and …
Tom: … It's like close combat with tanks!
Joel: Yeah, total mayhem! Total mayhem, but with vehicles. God, I can't wait. I had a ton of fun in there.
Tom: You could hear and see us screaming and shouting!
Joel: It's so hectic.
Tom: It's a fast-paced and awesome game. I can't say anything different.
What are you looking forward to in the future for Battlefield 3?
Tom: Motorbikes. That's what I'm looking forward to. Everyone's just going to be doing tricks everywhere. You need to put a ramp somewhere. Hidden.
Motorbikes have been revealed and confirmed as present in the fifth expansion pack End Game, coming March 2013. We'll bring Tom's ramp idea back to the developers in Stockholm. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts, guys. Stay tuned everyone for more daily updates straight from Europe's biggest games show.
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"I'm really a multiplayer kind of guy. You know, playing with a good squad. [Battlefield 3] is a game that you can submerge yourself into, and it's more about the win than your kill to death ratio. Be a team player."
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"I started with Battlefield 1942, and then Secret Weapons of WW II. I played that like a ton, obviously when I was a lot younger. And then I went from Battlefield: Bad Company 2 to Battlefield 3. I definitely enjoy Close Quarters, because even though [Armored Kill] is super fun, I usually want to run around and shoot people. So Close Quarters was like amazing to me."
i can't wait for it !! the CQ Dlc i didn't like that so much ..i play BF because of the size of the maps ect
BC2 still the winner btw :P
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wait armoured kill coming out on september 11th right? so wouldn't premium members get its 2 weeks early??
What I would love to see is day and night versions of all maps, and add in some random weather. This would give further longevity and flavour to all maps. I'm not saying that it changes during the game, but it's randomised before the game begins.
yeah your right they should put that in like caspian border at night and snowing and burnt it would look kwl
nice cant wait for it
Can't wait to try that armored tank fighting.
dude prenium event sorry for my speeling dice your assome but comeone why onther close queters for only preinum i dident buy this game for close maps i bought it for fun and all out vehicle warfare not close maps by the way i love armred kill i love your big map
Hell yeah! Motorcycles will make the game that much more fun. Good call gang.
I can see on the above picture that the tank got those metal grids on the sides, but do these detonate RPG`s before the RPG`s molten metal core can do any damage…..meaning does these metal grids work just like the real thing…?
What….NOBODY……Come on DICE please tell us if the slat/metal grid armor works or if its just for show. :0)
i think is the reactive armor for the tank destroyers (new vehicles)
It works just like Reactive Armor I would guess. It completly blocks the damage that RPG or tank shot would do. But then that extra armor on One of the Sides or the Back is gone :)
So you basically have a shield on the back and sides that can protect you to 100% for damage but only for ONE shot, however it is possible to repair these with a repair tool
-_- you do know that that grid is the armor witch you can have on the tanks. Go to your loadout and check your tank for reactive armore.
these metal grids are reactive armor, you can unlock them in most ground vechicles such as tanks and IFVs.reactive armor protects your tank from a strong hit eg. rpg or tank shell but only wonce on each
reactive armor is the last unlock for tanks and IFVs
My LIFE is COMPLETED <3 close combat with tanks <3
Man, BC2 fanboys need to stop crying about BF3. Go play BC2, if you're not happy with BF3. It's BF3! Not BC2. BTW, I liked BC2 too. But this is BF3 and I play all the maps and I enjoy variety. Yeah, I got my favorites, but I'm not trying to be a pro on just one. Fucking boring. If you play only Metro , then you should play like a pro, but you will suck and quit out of frustration on the rest of the maps, because you only play one or two maps. Can't wait for Armored kill.
"It's like close combat with tanks!"
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