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Retail industry boosts itself as place for jobs
The National Retail Federation devoted 2012 to its "Retail Means Jobs" campaign. Now the trade group and retailers, including Wal-Mart, have decided they must convince everyone they mean it.
Wal-Mart, under attack over the holidays by workers' rights groups that staged protests against its treatment of employees, used the federation's trade show Tuesday to announce two initiatives to create jobs.
Starting on Memorial Day, Wal-Mart will hire any recently discharged military veteran who wants a job, a policy that Wal-Mart said could lead to the hiring of as many as 100,000 veterans. And Wal-Mart, the retailer widely blamed for the loss of American manufacturing jobs to overseas sources, announced a new strategy of encouraging its suppliers to make products in this country. Wal-Mart Chief Executive Officer Bill Simon said the company will increase purchases of United States goods by $50 billion over the next 10 years.
"Hiring a veteran can be one of the best decisions any of us can make,'' Simon said. "Veterans have a record of performance under pressure. They're quick leaders, and they're team players.''
Simon said more manufacturers are reaching a "tipping point" where, with rising labor costs in China and other countries, it makes sense to bring production back to the United States. Wal-Mart's buying power, he said, can give manufacturers "the nudge they need to invest in the U.S."
National Retail Federation President and CEO Matt Shay in his opening address Monday to the trade show, which drew more than 27,000 employees, touched on the theme of good jobs, saying the retail industry won't get the respect it deserves until it erases the image of retail as an industry of low-wage, low-opportunity jobs.
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The Magic Kingdom gets a little more magical during the holidays. Main Street is decked out for the holidays with a glowing Christmas tree, lights and characters in holiday costume, and Cinderella's castle is draped with twinkling lights. For more holiday fun, splurge on a ticket to Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party with hot cocoa and cookies to put you in the mood for Mickey's Christmas-themed parade complete with Santa, holiday fireworks and a snow shower on Main Street.Epcot
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To the best of our knowledge, the analysis in this paper is the first to provide evidence that H-1B employment and offshoring put downward pressure on the wages of US IT workers in some occupations.
Although our findings suggest that the negative effects of globalization may be substantial for some workers, it is critical that policy makers weigh these effects carefully against the macro-level economic effects. Offshoring will most likely remain a necessary and important part of the global economy, and there is substantial evidence that H-1B admissions appear to directly improve levels of innovation and entrepreneurship, which in the long term should create new jobs and raise demand for technology workers in other areas.Here's the thing, though: let's throw on our common-sense hats for a second. Ignoring offshoring, and looking at H1B visa holders, the claim is made by many that H1B visa holders are not paid less than American workers. Rather, they say that the need for H1B visa holders is not because of lower wages, but instead because there are not enough American workers to fill the jobs, mostly in the tech industry.
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Athletic fields vision gets city OK
Published on Wed, Feb 4, 2009 by
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A local movement to help youths find open athletic and activity fields received a big boost last week from a grassroots group and the city of Sequim.
The city council voted unanimously Jan. 26 to dedicate several acres in the city's water reuse demonstration site for soccer fields and other uses, with all funding for field construction coming from donations and grants.
The formal dedication allows Sequim Family Advocates and its partners to pursue funding and develop a 20-year lease or use agreement for the site.
The council also authorized developing a site plan for the fields but left operational issues such as scheduling and maintenance to be determined.
The decision is subject to approval of the state departments of Ecology and Health and the future location of infrastructure for the James Center for Performing Arts.
Craig Stevenson, Sequim Family Advocates spokesman, said he envisioned Sequim Community Commons as a multi-use amenity, not just for soccer fields but also events such as festivals.
Stevenson and his wife, Rebecca, moved to Sequim in 1993 and have three children in Sequim schools, in grades three, six and eight. Stevenson said he got into coaching - at the time, youth softball - to have some set time with his children.
This summer he began coaching soccer while his wife started the newly-founded Sequim NFL Flag league. Then he saw the problem: overcrowded and overscheduled fields at the high school and the local parks.
"There's no place left to go in Sequim," Stevenson said. "We're wearing out the fields we have."
Stevenson's preliminary plans show a three-tiered set of fields that during soccer season could incorporate eight fields of varying size, from 120 feet by 210 feet for preschool-aged players and one 330-foot by 210-foot field for older youth soccer players or adults.
The great part about the project, Stevenson said, is its versatility. After soccer games are over, the goalposts can be removed for other athletic or community uses. Stevenson also has maps showing 60 festival booths taking up a little more than half of one terrace.
However, to get the fields playable, the Sequim Family Advocates group will have to raise the funds. While the field is open and nothing needs to be torn down, major costs will come from grading and leveling of the fields.
Stevenson said last week that he didn't have an cost estimate. He did say those funds will come from local donors and national youth athletic organizations.
"I've found that (community members in) the Sequim area to be extremely generous," Stevenson said.
Once built, the fields would share parking space with the nearby band shell and, once built, the James Center for Performing Arts addition. Crowding won't be an issue, Stevenson said, since soccer and football enthusiasts play during the day and James Center uses are there in the evening.
Frank Needham, capital projects manager, said the state's Department of Health and Department of Ecology will define the fields' locations in the next couple of weeks.
Interim City Manager Linda Herzog said the site has physical and legal restrictions so it's not a slam dunk - there are a lot of hoops to jump through.
Reuse, recycle and play
Using reclaimed water for parks and athletic fields is hardly a new idea. Los Angeles County's sanitation districts have provided treated wastewater for landscape irrigation in parks and golf courses since the late 1920s.
In Washington state, the 54-acre Fort Dent Park in Tukwila (formerly a county park) uses Class A water to irrigate its largest sports field and boasts four lighted fields, soccer fields, a playground, picnic area, restrooms, trails and other open areas.
So it makes sense, Stevenson said, to use a site like Sequim's water reuse demonstration site to help grow Sequim's athletic field availability.
"Reuse irrigation is the new approach," Stevenson said. "Here we are, leading the way. It's a progressive step for Sequim."
The site won't have lights for night games, Stevenson said, so there's not problem with light pollution.
Most leagues and athletic groups are self-regulating when it comes to cleaning up after a game or tournament, Stevenson said.
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An American journalist bplayed by George Clooney arrives in Berlin just after the end of World War Two. He becomes involved in a murder mystery surrounding a dead GI who washes up at a lakeside mansion during the Potsdam negotiations between the Allied powers. Soon his investigation connects with his search for his married pre-war German lover played by Cate Blanchett. [Watch Trailer] |
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Avatar Guy, Now With 1,000% More Ass-Tats
So yeah, Avatar tattoo guy decided to get some Na'vi (NOT navy) blue stripes flaming out from between his buttcheeks, because that's a good look for a crazy person. Personally, I would have opted for a permanent piece of toilet paper peepin' out the top of my crack, but I'm a prankster. "Psst, GW -- you have a little something sticking out of you underwear." HAHA, THE JOKE'S ON YOU -- IT'S A TATTOO!! Aaaaaaaaaand I really regret getting it. *eyeing finger-mustache*
Hit the jump and BUH-BWAM -- UNCENSORED MAN ASS.
Thanks to Ickorus, who agrees there's never been a better time to sparkler your eyes out.
Remember when Hustler announced they were making a 3-D parody of Avatar and it was gonna be the company's most costly production to date? Well it looks like the number to beat was $200, because this thing looks like a giant Na'vi turd. And not a golden one like that goose in ... / Continue →
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Training young cancer patients and their families basic methods of preventing central line-associated bloodstream infections could have implications beyond pediatric oncology, since healthcare is increasingly delivered in outpatient settings.
Training pediatric patients and their parents in basic infection-prevention protocols such as hand hygiene, the use of gloves and masks, and proper tube and needle replacement dramatically lowered bloodstream infections for children with central lines receiving outpatient chemotherapy.
A study published this week in Pediatrics by researchers at The Children's Hospital at Montefiore (CHAM) found that the protocols reduce Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSIs) by 48% and bacteria in the blood by 54%.
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Health Care on a Budget: The Financial Burden of Health Spending by Medicare Households
The Medicare program offers health and financial protection to nearly 50 million seniors and younger people with disabilities, though many beneficiaries still face significant out-of-pocket expenses. This analysis examines how much Medicare households spend on health-related expenses compared to other spending priorities and compared to non-Medicare households, the extent to which Medicare households' health spending as a share of household budgets varies by age and poverty level, and changes in Medicare households' health spending over time.
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Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Carboxy-Myoglobin Embedded in a Trehalose-Water Matrix Biophysical Journal, Volume 80, Issue 2, 1 February 2001, Pages 931-938 Grazia Cottone, Lorenzo Cordone and Giovanni Ciccotti Abstract We report on a molecular dynamics (MD) simulation of carboxy-myoglobin (MbCO) embedded in a water-trehalose system. The mean square fluctuations of protein atoms, calculated at different temperatures in the 100–300K range, are compared with those from a previous MD simulation on an H2O-solvated MbCO and with experimental data from Mössbauer spectroscopy and incoherent elastic neutron scattering on trehalose-coated MbCO. The results show that, for almost all the atomic classes, the amplitude of the nonharmonic motions stemming from the interconversion among the protein's conformational substates is reduced with respect to the H2O-solvated system, and their onset is shifted toward higher temperature. Moreover, our simulation shows that, at 300K, the heme performs confined diffusive motions as a whole, leaving the underlying harmonic vibrations unaltered. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (293 kb) |
Cytochrome c in a Dry Trehalose Matrix: Structural and Dynamical Effects Probed by X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy Biophysical Journal, Volume 92, Issue 4, 15 February 2007, Pages 1350-1360 Lisa Giachini, Francesco Francia, Lorenzo Cordone, Federico Boscherini and Giovanni Venturoli Abstract We report on the structure and dynamics of the Fe ligand cluster of reduced horse heart cytochrome c in solution, in a dried polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) film, and in two trehalose matrices characterized by different contents of residual water. The effect of the solvent/matrix environment was studied at room temperature using Fe K-edge x-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) spectroscopy. XAFS data were analyzed by combining ab initio simulations and multi-parameter fitting in an attempt to disentangle structural from disorder parameters. Essentially the same structural and disorder parameters account adequately for the XAFS spectra measured in solution, both in the absence and in the presence of glycerol, and in the PVA film, showing that this polymer interacts weakly with the embedded protein. Instead, incorporation in trehalose leads to severe structural changes, more prominent in the more dried matrix, consisting of 1), an increase up to 0.2Å of the distance between Fe and the imidazole N atom of the coordinating histidine residue and 2), an elongation up to 0.16Å of the distance between Fe and the fourth-shell C atoms of the heme pyrrolic units. These structural distortions are accompanied by a substantial decrease of the relative mean-square displacements of the first ligands. In the extensively dried trehalose matrix, extremely low values of the Debye Waller factors are obtained for the pyrrolic and for the imidazole N atoms. This finding is interpreted as reflecting a drastic hindering in the relative motions of the Fe ligand cluster atoms and an impressive decrease in the static disorder of the local Fe structure. It appears, therefore, that the dried trehalose matrix dramatically perturbs the energy landscape of cyrochrome c, giving rise, at the level of local structure, to well-resolved structural distortions and restricting the ensemble of accessible conformational substates. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (251 kb) |
Harmonic Behavior of Trehalose-Coated Carbon-Monoxy-Myoglobin at High Temperature Biophysical Journal, Volume 76, Issue 2, 1 February 1999, Pages 1043-1047 Lorenzo Cordone, Michel Ferrand, Eugenio Vitrano and Giuseppe Zaccai Abstract Embedding biostructures in saccharide glasses protects them against extreme dehydration and/or exposure to very high temperature. Among the saccharides, trehalose appears to be the most effective bioprotectant. In this paper we report on the low-frequency dynamics of carbon monoxy myoglobin in an extremely dry trehalose glass measured by neutron spectroscopy. Under these conditions, the mean square displacements and the density of state function are those of a harmonic solid, up to room temperature, in contrast to D2O-hydrated myoglobin, in which a dynamical transition to a nonharmonic regime has been observed at ∼180K (Doster et al., 1989. Nature. 337:754–756). The protective effect of trehalose is correlated, therefore, with a trapping of the protein in a harmonic potential, even at relatively high temperature. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (94 kb) |
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Address reprint requests to Lorenzo Cordone.Embedding protein in sugar systems of low water content enables one to investigate the protein dynamic-structure function in matrixes whose rigidity is modulated by varying the content of residual water. Accordingly, studying the dynamics and structure thermal evolution of a protein in sugar systems of different hydration constitutes a tool for disentangling solvent rigidity from temperature effects. Furthermore, studies performed using different sugars may give information on how the detailed composition of the surrounding solvent affects the internal protein dynamics and structural evolution. In this work, we compare Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy measurements (300–20K) on MbCO embedded in trehalose, sucrose, maltose, raffinose, and glucose matrixes of different water content. At all the water contents investigated, the protein-solvent coupling was tighter in trehalose than in the other sugars, thus suggesting a molecular basis for the trehalose peculiarity. These results are in line with the observation that protein-matrix phase separation takes place in lysozyme-lactose, whereas it is absent in lysozyme-trehalose systems; indeed, these behaviors may respectively be due to the lack or presence of suitable water-mediated hydrogen-bond networks, which match the protein surface to the surroundings. The above processes might be at the basis of pattern recognition in crowded living systems; indeed, hydration shells structural and dynamic matching is first needed for successful come together of interacting biomolecules.


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Bad Mashup: Avatar Stormtrooper Helmet
There are good mashups (my lips and a lovely lady's lips) and there are bad mashups (my ass and anything bigger than a breadbox pinky). This is one of the latter.
Created by Denise Vasquez for 501st TK Project who also created the beautiful Brass Stormtrooper Helmet, this project really brings two Giant movie characters within one amazing looking helmet. The Na'vi may not be wearing any armor to shield their looks, but it doesn't mean that the Star Wars helmet cannot be created to look like the Pandora creatures that have captured our hearts.
I never saw Avatar so I can't say whether the Pandora creatures would actually capture my heart or not. But they'd definitely capture a few of my arrows if you know what I mean! I mean I'm gonna shoot them all with a crossbow. Blue meat's a treat!
Hit the jump for a couple side-shots of the here put this on and let me hit you. Tell me if it hurts.
Avatar Stormtrooper Helmet Strikes Back! [walyou]
Thanks to Christopher, who's convinced we could have Na'vi Jerky on the shelves of every convenience store by 2011. Ambitious!
This is a custom made Boba Fett viking helmet. It combines Boba's futuristic bounty hunter styling with the traditional horns of a viking helmet. I tried to reach Hägar the Horrible for comment, but his wife Helga wouldn't let me talk to him because she put him in the dogho... / Continue →
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Because the first one was kind of crappy looking, Avatar tattoo guy decided to take another stab at it and got Neytiri #2 on his opposite shoulder. Per some of his wall posts: thats 2 tattoos out of 6 4 more to go this year and next year will be the back ground this was 5 hrs... / Continue →


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Game plan for students who suffer concussions needs to include academics
MOORHEAD - It's been three weeks since Taylor Hagness was diagnosed with a concussion, and she's just now getting back into the swing of things when it comes to school work. The Moorhead High School freshman was smacked in the noggin by a ball while playing indoor soccer the weekend before Thanksgiving. "It actually didn't seem that bad," she said. In fact, she finished the game.By: Helmut Schmidt, INFORUM
MOORHEAD - It's been three weeks since Taylor Hagness was diagnosed with a concussion, and she's just now getting back into the swing of things when it comes to school work.
The Moorhead High School freshman was smacked in the noggin by a ball while playing indoor soccer the weekend before Thanksgiving.
"It actually didn't seem that bad," she said.
In fact, she finished the game.
But when she got back to school Nov. 19, she knew something was wrong.
"I was studying for a test, and I had no idea what it was," Hagness said.
At the end of the day, she took a computerized test to compare her mental and physical abilities with a baseline test she had taken over the summer.
She flunked. Badly.
Her experience isn't unusual.
A lot of emphasis is put on recognizing the damage concussions can have on athletes, but concussions can have broader implications for young people than whether they play in the next game.
Academic game plan
Experts say people may focus on getting back to the playing field, but students really need a plan to regain their academic groove.
For three weeks, Hagness has been on a slow mend in terms of being able to handle schoolwork.
"He (the doctor) told me to sleep. That's my activity for the last two weeks," she said.
"I have a total of an hour a day for TV," Hagness said. And she couldn't text.
"Terrible," was her verdict for the teen post-concussion purgatory.
"She's essentially put her life on hold," said her mother, Nicole Hagness.
But Taylor Hagness' post-concussion tests results bounced back. And Thursday, she was cleared to return to the soccer practice.
North Dakota and Minnesota require "return to play" protocols for athletics, but the Fargo and Moorhead school districts don't have formalized "return to academics" protocols.
Administrators and staff said they follow the recommendations of doctors when it comes to reintegrating students into school after concussions.
That's probably the best way to go, said Dr. Jeff Lystad, a sports medicine specialist for Sanford Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.
"Every concussion is different from kid to kid," the Fargo doctor said.
Each child Lystad sees returns to school with a form that details how much physical or cognitive exertion they should be exposed to.
"I really shut kids down quite a bit at the beginning of a concussion," he said.
Many students don't go to school for a day or two, then part time for a day or two.
Other restrictions might include no more than one test per day, or requirements to cut back on audio stimulation. In that case, they might not go to band, orchestra or choir classes early during the recovery from a concussion.
"They don't go to phys ed or exert themselves until all symptoms have resolved," Lystad said.
They also they don't go to computer classes for the first week, he said.
Breaks, workload and attendance might also see restrictions, which are modified or lifted as the student's concussion symptoms improve or disappear.
In Taylor's case, her doctor said she should go to the library instead of gym and band to avoid physical activity and noise.
She also wore sunglasses because the fluorescent lights at school were too bright.
One teacher turned out the lights for her, she said.
Ease back to routine
Lystad said it's important to ease students affected by concussions back into the classroom.
"First, we need to get them back to being a kid. Next, a student. And lastly, an athlete. So we have this progression of, 'We've got to get you back to functioning well within your family and school,' and then we worry about getting you back to hockey and football and that type of thing," Lystad said.
In the United States, 1.7 million people annually suffer a traumatic brain injury, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates.
Of those, 75 percent are concussions or other forms of mild traumatic brain injury, the CDC said.
North Dakota, Minnesota and at least 41 other states and the District of Columbia have sports concussion safety laws, according to High School Today magazine and news reports.
A concussion is not just a bump on the head, but a traumatic brain injury. The symptoms following a concussion can range from mild to severe, the Rocky Mountain Youth Sports Medicine Institute says.
They often include confusion, disorientation, memory loss and slowed reaction times.
"It's easy to see a kid walk in with a cast on their leg. You know they're hurt," Lystad said. "And a kid walks in after concussion, and you don't see that. They may be smiling and they may be joking with their friends, but they're not functioning very well."
He said it's a functional problem, not a structural problem. "You can't take an X-ray or a scan and see a concussion," he said. "You have to take a look at how they're functioning. And that takes a little snooping on our part."
It didn't take a lot of snooping to realize that Jamieson McVicar had gotten his bell rung.
On Oct. 9, the Fargo Discovery Middle School seventh-grader was playing football for his F-M Athletics team when he took a hand-off and tried to scoot for some yardage.
"A linebacker picked me up and put me on my head," McVicar said. "I wobbled to the sideline. I knew something was wrong."
His mother, Kim McVicar, knew her son probably had a concussion.
"I knew as soon as he pulled his helmet off. He had an odd, glassy stare," she said.
What they didn't know, until being checked out by a doctor, was just how bad it was.
There were headaches. He slept much of the first week of his recovery. He missed four full days of school and two half days.
"It sucked. I was really bored and sad," Jamieson McVicar said. "I had never experienced this in my life. I wanted to go back to school! That was weird."
It was four weeks before Jamieson was back up to speed academically and physically. Over that time, he had four concussion impact tests.
McVicar, like Hagness, was surprised by just how much he was affected mentally and physically.
"I think the scores were surprising," he said. "I didn't know how to react to it."
Lystad said it's important to shut students down for the first week or two of their recovery.
In general, he said two to four weeks is the standard recovery time from a concussion.
But it can be much longer for some people, particularly if they don't take it easy early on.
"It can linger for a lifetime with some people," Lystad said. "We just don't know who those people are. That's what we're trying to avoid."
In the meantime, McVicar is back into the rough and tumble of sports.
"I'm back into hockey and playing to my normal potential," he said.
Kim McVicar said she knew just when her son had turned the corner in his recovery.
"I knew he was starting to get better when he started annoying me," she joked.
Readers can reach Forum reporter Helmut Schmidt at (701) 241-5583
Concussion symptoms
There are many symptoms that can come with concussion.
• Headache/pressure
• Blurred vision
• Dizziness
• Poor balance
• Ringing in the ears
• Seeing "stars"
• Vacant stare/glassy eyed
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Numbness/tingling
• Sensitivity to light
• Sensitivity to noise
• Disorientation
• Neck pain
• Feeling in a "fog"
• Feeling "slowed down"
• Difficulty remembering
• Difficulty concentrating/easily distracted
• Slowed speech
• Easily confused
• Inappropriate emotions
• Personality changes
• Nervousness/anxiety
• Feeling more "emotional"
• Irritability
• Sadness
• Lack of motivation
(How a person experiences their energy level and/or sleep patterns.)
• Fatigue
• Excess sleep
• Trouble falling asleep
• Drowsiness
• Sleeping less than usual
Source: Rocky Mountain Youth Sports Medicine Institute
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Exeter police say man briefly suffocated 3-year-old girl
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The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named Andrew Robert Reeves as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Reeves, 30, is wanted on warrants from U.S. District Court for violation of supervised release on a conviction for possession of stolen firearms. Authorities say he should be considered armed and dangerous. Reeves may also use the aliases Andrew Hargrove, Boston Williams, Brian Hargrove, Andy Williams, Michael Williams and "Boston." He is described as 6 feet 1, 215 pounds, with hazel eyes and brown hair. He has tattoos of a shield and "Audrey" on his chest, with other tattoos on both arms and his left leg. He was last known to be living in the Raymond/Epping area.
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lII-Venom-lII wrote:
The players who complain that don't get their way will destroy this tournament.
Would be ironic if it did happen here.
Honestly though it should not happen at all in any tournament or competition. Regardless of who's hosting it.
The host should have fair practices in place to prevent future issues but the players should also understand the risks of taking part in competitions and prepare for if an unpredictable event takes place.
tack129 wrote:
lII-Venom-lII wrote:
The players who complain that don't get their way will destroy this tournament.Would be ironic if it did happen here.
Honestly though it should not happen at all in any tournament or competition. Regardless of who's hosting it.
The host should have fair practices in place to prevent future issues but the players should also understand the risks of taking part in competitions and prepare for if an unpredictable event takes place.
AS much as I joke about drama, I do hope none happen, because tourneys with dramas suck.
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It was a long process of this time or that time. We tested respawn times for a few weeks last summer and decided on 5 sec for OBJ for a couple of reasons. One of the biggest reasons was power weapon location/respawn times and making the game play faster. When BITS was taken out, there was large gaps in scores due to poor placement of KOH, the ridiculous Marked Man and TDM being in the middle. Once we changed it, everyone loved it so we stuck with it.
Not so much about balance, more about player enjoyment.
Not to mention that TO spawns, more than any other game type, seem to be far, far away from the action. Having a couple seconds lead time helps a lot.
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And to those of you talking bad about the actual competitive community of U3 it sure as hell seems to have done more than pretty much everyone (not trying to be a **bleep**)
Where has the Co-Op tournaments gone? Completely no where, not once in my entire time playing U3 have I heard "Oh my god I'm so hyped for AliMakiaveli's co-op challenges." (how ever the heck you spell his PSN)
As a matter of fact most people make fun of it, from Pub Stars, Average Joes, and Competitive Players.
This tourney ran by FN won't be as big of a joke as B2K's previous one. FN has done a completely better job to find balancing in the maps for every game mode, so it is fair for every team. As for B2K they just don't give one **bleep** about balancing.
"Not trying to sound like a **bleep**", but your response is completely ignorant and moronic. First of all, ND tried to throw U3's co-op community under a bus, but co-op players had made a bad situation into a good one by making successfully run co-op tournaments that has certainly got attention around the forums. People like AliMakaveli, Aureilia, Nanashi, Sleaze_ it_ up, and so on, had made co-op community events for people that love co-oop. Ali's in particular has been successfully run and its trailer was even shown on UCTV (I'll add that it had ZERO drama surrounding it). Obviously you had not seen the buzz around his co-oop tournament or the other ones as well, but it had great support by co-oop lovers and by people like myself, the type that would show support to any U3 player trying to create a sense of enjoyment for U3 players wanting to participate in U3 community events. So the u3 co-op tournaments were successful and it did go far even if you're ignorantly blind to it.
Stop acting like the co-op tournament was ridiculed by a majority of players. The only player that bashed the co-op tournament in the forums was neverbelow and he made a horrible attempt at it.
This is a very small community and events like Ali's and Fn/B2K have helped U3's community and it has gone far because it could be enjoyed by players with different preferences. So get your head out of your **bleep**.
I love this thread.
I get a chuckle every time I come on here and see people arguing.
I just step back and say, these guys are arguing whos better on a game that gives you RAINBOW GUNS, AND GUNS WITH PICTURES OF FREAKING PUPPIES ON THEM.
I really cant even believe how serious some people take a game that the developers came out and said "we want the game to be casual friendly".
***** why am I even on here I gots some rainbow guns to unlocks.
Next up.
Come on , one on one, one vs one, noob scared?
Uno contra uno!!!!!


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Britain's FTSE retreats ahead of Fed policy meeting
* FTSE 100 down 0.3 percent
* Investors wary ahead of U.S. Fed meeting
* Lloyds falls after UK sells part of stake
LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Britain's top shares gave back some of the previous day's gains on Tuesday morning, ahead of a Federal Reserve policy meeting at which the U.S. central bank is expected to signal plans to start reducing support for the world's biggest economy.
The FTSE 100 was down 20.53 points, or 0.3 percent, at 6,602.33 by 0734 GMT. It rose 0.6 percent on Monday and hit its highest close since August 2 after Lawrence Summers withdrew his candidacy for Fed chief, boosting prospects of a measured scale-back in its stimulus programme as the economy improves.
Shares in Lloyds Banking Group were among the worst performers in London after the UK said it would sell part of its stake in the lender, which it had to bail out with taxpayers' money during the financial crisis. Lloyds fell 2.2 percent to 75.65 pence, aligning with the government's placing price of 75 pence per share for the sale of a 6 percent stake in the bank.
"It's had a great run, but it's expensive and I'm not convinced that it's the best buy right now," said Nick Xanders, strategist at BTIG.
Lloyds shares are up some 58 percent in 2013 and now trade on a 12-month forward price/earnings ratio of 12.5 times, against the FTSE 100 index on around 11.9 times, according to Thomson Reuters Datastream.
More generally, investors were reluctant to take positions ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday. According to a recent Reuters poll of economists, the Fed is seen announcing that it will curb its monthly spending on asset purchases by $10 billion.
The U.S. central bank's massive stimulus programme has been a stock market driver - the FTSE 100 is up some 12 percent this year because investors felt optimistic the U.S. economy was underpinned. In spite of the anticipated cuts in the Fed's asset purchases, many remain bullish on the prospects for equities.
"The anticipated position trimming ahead of the Fed meeting is taking place this morning but with equity markets seemingly in rude health, any weakness could be seen as a buying opportunity for the shrewd investor," Mike McCudden, head of derivatives at Interactive Investor, said.
Citi has raised its 2014 target for the FTSE 100 index to 8,000, while keeping its end-2013 target at 7,000.
"We stay bullish on UK and European equities over the coming 12-18 months: 1)better macro, 2) better earnings, 3) rising risk appetite," the investment bank said in a note.
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The Path of CT Colonography Reimbursement
CHICAGO — CT colonography's path to reimbursement has been a complicated process, standing as a reminder for radiologists to get involved in political advocacy.
Bill Would Require Medicare to Cover Virtual Colonoscopy
Reps. Danny Davis (D, Ill.) and Ralph Hall (R, Texas) introduced the CT Colonography Screening for Colorectal Cancer Act of 2012 on the heels of data showing CTC's effectiveness in seniors.
Post-processing Can Compensate for Prep in Virtual Colonoscopy
Better image post-processing enables simplified bowel preparation with no effect on virtual colonoscopy image quality, an Italian team of radiologists found in a preliminary study published in La Radiologia Medica.
Medicsight, Ziosoft Team on Virtual Colonoscopy Detection Software
The software assists radiologists during reviews of CT colonography (CTC, a.k.a. virtual colonoscopy) images by automatically highlighting potential colorectal polyps, which are possible precursors to colorectal cancer.
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Medicsight now has FDA 510(k) clearance to market ColonCAD, a computer-aided detection system to aid in CT colonography.
Regional Reimbursement for Virtual Colonoscopy Varies
As nationwide utilization of computed tomographic colonography (CTC) has increased, regional payment denial rates vary widely, according to a new study in the April issue of the Journal of the American College of Radiology. This is the second study in recent weeks to examine the rise of CTC.
Use of Virtual Colonoscopy Increasing
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Eagle3D 1.05 and 1.10 comparison
Functionally, the new version performs similarly to version 1.05. It didn't render any more parts on my test board than the last version. The new version excludes the water background. I don't know how I feel about this yet -- the old background was getting tired, but white is a bit jarring.


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David Lood, youth director for St. Louis/Carlton County Pheasants Forever, recently visited Ms. Moore's second grade class at Homecroft Elementary School, where he talked about pheasants, conservation and helped the students make some pinecone bird feeders. The "Habitat for Homecroft" project will soon allow teachers and students to take class outside in a with a new natural habitat space thanks to Pheasants Forever. (Submitted photo)
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WE DO Tour makes Manhattan stop
The WE DO Tour event in New York City drew nearly 700 Bucknellians from across the region.
The WE DO Tour event in New York City drew nearly 700 Bucknellians from across the region.
Donors guarantee students year-round pursuit of research passions.
The WE DO Tour traveled to Boston this past weekend, offering Bucknellians a view of what the University is striving to become.
Several members of the Bucknell University faculty have been appointed or reappointed this fall to endowed academic positions.
Students and faculty dream new possibilities for Bucknell's newest academic facility.
Academic West's completion results in moves for several Bucknell University departments.
Jean Russell had never set foot on campus until April, when a special mission drew her to Bucknell. She came bearing news of gifts: A recent $4.7 million gift from the Russell family estate is being used to finish Academic West and bolster the endowed library fund named for her late brother, James A. Russell '67.
A group of Bucknell alumni put forth the challenge: Raise $100,000 in 24 hours. Bucknellians answered the call, far exceeding expectations.
Hats off to first-generation faculty.
Bucknellians celebrated in Philadelphia at the latest stop on the University's national WE DO Tour.
See highlights of Bucknell's national WE DO Tour stop in Pittsburgh.
More than 200 Bucknellians celebrated the kickoff of the University's national WE DO Tour at AT&T Park in San Francisco.
The historic gift is the third-largest single pledge ever made to the University.
Alumna's bequest will support generations of summer undergraduate researchers.
Michael Johnson-Cramer, director of the School of Management, says the O'Brien Scholarship is a testament to how creative donors can be when making gifts. "The scholarship has been good in pushing us to consider students in a different way," he says. "The result has been many discussions about how we can better mentor our students and help them grow. It's been a powerful experience."
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At Woods Hole, conquering the deep ocean
WOODS HOLE, Mass.--Although crews have managed to shut off--for now, at least--the flood of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, it is virtually certain that ongoing cleanup work will keep the concept of deep-sea science in the public's eye for some time.
That could be good news for the scientists and researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) here, one of the world's leading repositories of across-the-board ocean expertise, and the developers of a stunning collection of hardware and software tools designed to probe the countless mysteries of the deep.
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'300: Rise of an Empire' Wins Big on Friday; 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Takes Second PlaceMarch 08, 2014 01:50 AM
Warner Bros. reports that 300: Rise of an Empire grossed a strong $17.7 million on opening day, including Thursday night's $3.3 million start. BoxOffice projects a $42.5 million debut weekend.
The debut may be notably off from the original 300's $28.1 million opening day/$70.9 million opening weekend--especially when considering seven years of inflation and 3D prices--but there's no doubt that WB has pulled off a somewhat impressive feat here. The sequel had been tracking more modestly until days before release, bringing to question whether or not the wait for a follow-up without the original's main star (Gerard Butler) and evolutionary marketing campaign had been too long. Now we know. Early word of mouth for Rise of an Empire isn't on fire, but its current 73 percent Flixster score could be much worse given the fanboy core audience.
Meanwhile, Mr. Peabody & Sherman is off to a fair start as well. The Fox/DreamWorks animation hauled in $8 million on Friday, setting it up for a projected $30 million weekend. Though not as encouraging as The Croods' $11.7 million opening day/$43.6 million opening weekend last March, positive reviews and early word of mouth (81 percent on Flixster) could still help Peabody go well past the $100 million domestic mark before all is said and done.
Last week's top flick, Non-Stop, slid 53 percent from its opening day to $4.7 million yesterday. The Liam Neeson thriller has tallied $41.4 million in its first 8 days. BoxOffice projects a $15.5 million sophomore frame.
Fox's Son of God earned another $2.7 million yesterday, off 71 percent from its opening day gross last Friday. The Biblical adaptation has pulled $34.2 million in its first 8 days of release. BoxOffice projects a $9.5 million second weekend.
The LEGO Movie rounded out the top five on Friday with an additional $2.5 million in the bank, down 43 percent from the same day last week. The animated breakout's domestic total now stands at $216.5 million. BoxOffice projects $11.3 million for this weekend.
Additional reporting by Daniel Garris
Monthly domestic gross
Month | Total Gross | % of year | Avg. | Top movie | Gross | % of total |
March | $122,160,000 | 7% | 1,221,600 | Non-Stop (2014) | $26,681,390 | 22% |
February | $699,330,000 | 41% | 4,290,368 | The LEGO Movie | $192,721,994 | 28% |
January | $893,270,000 | 52% | 5,413,758 | Lone Survivor | $99,822,733 | 11% |
Totals | $1,714,760,000 |