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Are you ****ing serious?!? That is the standard fare for every training camp. The 2's always go against the 1's on each side of the ball.
You are a goddamn whirlwind of inconsistency.
Tebow had to have the ****ty non del rio defense....but Elway made Tebow look bad because he couldn't do anything against the non Del Rio defense.
Tebow is better than Manning because he won a playoff game even when he had a worse defense, even though the Defense Peyton manning had gave up more points against weaker competition.
This is all about people looking at the stats. Tebow is great because he threw for 300 yards against the Steelers that one time.
Tebow can't play in a traditional offense, people need to not judge him by that. Elway sabotaged Tebow by making him play an offense tailored to him. Tebow can't play in the offense that RGIII is running either though. He has to play in a magical new offense that I can't explain becasue the government will find me and kill me.
You must be a legitimately crazy person; which in that case, please seek help. If not, you are nothing but a forum baiting troll.
The Broncos HAD the ideal offense IN place for Tebow.. that was WHY McD drafted him. Belichick got his offense from Urban Meyer.. MCD was running the same thing.
Fox came in in a season with no offseason and SCRAPPED the offense that was ideal for Tebow that was in place. Fox's offense even screwed up Orton who was playing much better when that offense was in place.
Why did he do it? Because that was the only way he could make the crap Broncos defenses look good.
Elway knew exactly what he was doing. When he hired Fox he KNEW he was ending Tebow's career.. when Elway then removed all the veteran receivers from the team he knew he was putting a stake in Tebow's heart...
Elway also knew that by dragging Tebow's name through the mud he would divide the locker room because he knew there was animosity towards Tebow anyway.
If you have Peter Tebow the preacher calling you out for karma you know some nasty stuff went down...
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|Sounds like aphids, to me. Rinsing them off is effective, especially when a squishing technique is involved. There are billions of images of aphids on line.
They don't chew plants, but suck large volumes of sap from the vascular system.
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|Thanks a bunch, she is in the process of rinsing and squishing now!
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In a letter to George Osborne ahead of Wednesday's Budget, AFM chief executive Martin Shaw says broader investment rules would enable mutuals to invest in infrastructure and community projects or to provide seed capital to enable new mutuals to be created.
He writes: "Mutual insurers hold significant volumes of capital which by law must be invested in equities, property or gilts. Were financial mutuals enabled to issue bonds for consumers and given permissions to invest in a wider range of options, some of their holdings could be put to more practical use in the real economy."
He says the sector suffers from a disadvantage because legislatively they are treated differently from other organisations.
"Better business initiatives introduced by the Companies Act are not carried over to mutuals without equivalent legislation. Friendly societies are still unable to adopt electronic communications with their members, despite this being introduced for companies in 2001, because the relevant legislative order has never been made."
Last month the Government announced an independent review of workplace sick pay which will consider whether employers should be required to take out income protection insurance for their employees rather than giving statutory sick pay.
Shaw's letter aims at putting the mutual insurance sector in the frame for any business which could emerge should that change take place.
He says: "The sector has significant experience of running products that sit alongside statutory sick pay and long term invalidity benefits. Contracting out this work would enable employers to offload sick pay and long term invalidity benefits."
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Helicopters Arrive in Haiti to Increase Flow of Relief Aid, January 15, 2010
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Washington — The arrival of the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, equipped with 19 helicopters and relief supplies, off the coast of Port-Au-Prince is providing an important new avenue for humanitarian aid and equipment to get to affected sites in the wake of continued transportation challenges following the January 12 earthquake.
Admiral Michael Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters at the Pentagon January 15 that the USS Vinson has also come equipped with 51 hospital beds, three medical operating rooms and equipment to produce hundreds of thousands of gallons of water per day.
The arrival of helicopters will help with the distribution of aid supplies and equipment, as many roads in Haiti remain impassable.
Other U.S. military assets currently in place in and around Haiti to help with relief efforts are the USS Higgins and several U.S. Coast Guard cutters to provide search-and-rescue support. In addition, a company from the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division is working with the personnel from the USS Vinson in delivering water supplies, Mullen said.
"Although it seems that supplies and security cannot come quickly enough … we're doing everything we possibly can," he said.
The principal focus remains supporting search-and-rescue efforts that are trying to reach survivors, as well as meeting the immediate needs for food, water and medical assistance.
Other naval vessels en route include the cruiser-sized USS Normandy and the frigate-sized USS Underwood, both equipped with small helicopters. The helicopter carrier USS Bataan is equipped with the U.S. Navy's second-largest ship-based hospital facility; it has six fully equipped operating rooms and can care for 600 patients. It left its base in Norfolk, Virginia, January 14 accompanied by the USS Fort McHenry and USS Carter Hall, as well as members of the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit. That group is transporting helicopters, utility air-support aircraft, trucks, earth-moving equipment and water purification systems, according to Captain Clark Carpenter of the 22nd Marines.
Admiral Mullen said the 275-meter-long hospital ship USS Comfort, "with hundreds of medical professionals and the vital medical support," should be off the Haitian coast by January 22 or 23. The Comfort and its sister ship the USS Mercy are the largest hospital ships in the world and boast 12 operating rooms, 1,000 hospital beds and state-of-the-art treatment centers.
Mullen said there are currently 1,000 U.S. military personnel in Haiti and the number will increase to 10,000 by January 18. "That is not 10,000 forces ashore because the bulk of those will be on ships," he said, providing additional support especially for medical, food and water needs. The number of military personnel could rise, he added.
According to news reports, the Cuban government is allowing U.S. medical evacuation flights to fly through its airspace.
U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Rajiv Shah said January 15 that so far the United States has provided 600,000 daily rations of food to Haiti, with $48 million allocated, which he said will be enough to feed 2 million people for several months.
In addition, Shah said the United States has mobilized 100,000 10-liter collapsible water containers, of which 20,000 have arrived in the country.
The State Department's assistant secretary of state for public affairs, P.J. Crowley, told reporters January 15 that the arrival of helicopters from the USS Vinson has provided "a second significant channel besides the airport to be able to deliver assistance on the ground."
"We have a lot of stuff geared, poised to flow," he said.
"Up till now we have been delivering assistance through a garden hose, but now we're expanding that … as we work to create a river in terms of the flow of assistance to Haiti," he said.
The international relief effort has "established a foundation for the operation," he said. "Now we're gradually starting to see an increase in the flow of material. But we still need to find ways to expand [the] number of channels and broaden them as we go."
Crowley said U.S. personnel are working to expand the capacity of the Toussaint Louverture Airport to receive an increasing number of relief supplies and personnel from around the world. U.S. Southern Command officials have determined that the single runway facility can handle a maximum of 90 takeoffs and landings per day, and are working to reach that capacity.
Crowley said that along with roads that need to be cleared, Port-Au-Prince's port remains a problem.
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WLS provides legal services in the areas of housing, income benefits, consumer debt, elder law, family law and disability advocacy statewide as well as criminal and civil representation on the Wind River Indian Reservation in the Shoshone/Arapahoe Tribal Court. Wyoming Legal Services is able to provide legal help for about two-thirds of the Wyoming citizens that apply for services. The remaining third of individuals that apply either do not qualify for our services or have a legal problem that we are unable to litigate. These individuals are typically referred to the Wyoming State Bar or their local bar for help. WLS provides free legal assistance in civil cases for Wyoming residents who live at or below 125% of the Federal Poverty Guideline. In Wyoming, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately one out of six residents lives at or below 125% of the federal poverty level. Wyoming currently has a population of about 500,000 individuals; therefore, about 75,000 Wyoming residents live below the federal poverty level. With only six staff attorneys throughout Wyoming, WLS must rely on attorney volunteers to provide pro bono support. WLS operates on a budget of $655,493 with six attorneys, one tribal advocate, one PAI coordinator, and several office staff personnel. Eighty-five percent of our funding comes from the Legal Services Corporation (LSC), "a private, non-profit corporation established by Congress to seek to ensure equal access to justice under the law for all Americans by providing civil legal assistance to those who would otherwise be unable to afford it." LSC funding is used primarily to provide general civil legal services to low-income individuals. 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Last weekend was a frickin riot. I had Haley, Amos and Will over for a movie marathon, and the good times were a plenty. Will learned that Vodka and pizza don't mix well... heh heh heh. Haley made plans in advance to spend the night. (the movies went until 1AM) Later in the evening we discovered that Will was hoping on getting a ride home with Amos, and Amos was hoping on getting a ride with Will... so they ended up spending the night too! My Dad and sis were out camping, and my mom was at a party from 7PM-1AM,so we pretty much had the house to ourselves. At about 3AM Will and I decided to do something to... an anonymous person who lives near me. We were thinking of egging their house, but decided it was too mean. We toyed with the notion of making and posting an eviciton notice on their door, but it would look fake. So we settled on a happy medium; we carved faces in three oranges and put them on their doorstep! (it was 3 in the morning, we were rather tired) All in all, many good times were had in the course of saturday evening/sunday morning.
Something odd happened to me several days ago. In the course of an hour, I had two girls (I am somewhat sure) check me out! Either that or they were just making eye contact and smiling in an alluring manner for no reason. I recall that I was wearing my sunglasses (which look like versions of the sunglasses that Neo wears), and I had a slight limp because one of my toes on my left foot hurt. I can only gather that they were suppressing grins from watching me limp down the sidewalk in sunglasses that seem to scream 'Oh-yeah-I-look-cool'.
Today I had a test on Judaism. It was okay, but I crammed last night for it. I spent two hours studying the long, violent, dramatic history of the Jewish people. Then I fell asleep immediatley after. I had some of the weirdest dreams that I have ever had that evening! I was reminded of the time that I watched 'Spartacus' while studying for my Grade 12 Geography and Comparative World Religions classes. Several minutes of stiduying demographics, then several minutes of studying Buddhism, then several minutes of watching Kirk Douglas fighting romans. Several minutes of studying the north-south gap, then several minutes of studying Hinduism, then watching several minutes of Kirk Douglas rallying the slaves to fight the Romans... after several hours of this I felt SO VERY MIXED UP. Never has my mind been in so many places as once as it was after that experience!
LEARNED TODAY:the term 'Zealot' comes from the band of Jews who violently fought the Romans during the Roman Dominance of Jews. They were called the 'Zealots'. I did not know that until now!
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Get ready for a blockbuster — and almost nuts — technology 2012. Why? Because Facebook is doing the mother of all initial public offerings. And much like Netscape and Google before it, the $5 billion offering is being viewed as the much-awaited catalyst for the technology industry and is expected to set off a flurry of activity.
I have been here long enough to cover the IPOs of both Netscape and Google, and on both occasions, the tailgate effect was enough to pull even the clunkers (read: marginal startups) to the proverbial finish line. We are already seeing four recently public companies — Pandora, LinkedIn, Zynga and Groupon — ramping up their efforts to buy little startups. Google is competing for talent and so are other Internet giants. And now Facebook!
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Tesla Roadster put to the test with surprising, disappointing results
Good thing we don't have an extra $109K lying around, or we would have already bought that pricey electric car, the Tesla Roadster. But Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson dampens our spirits when he takes the electric rocket out for a spin, pitting it against the similar-bodied Lotus Elise.
He was impressed with the sprightly acceleration and awesome torque of the electro-mobile, crying out, "It's electric! ... Not bad for a motor that's the size of a watermelon." But our hearts sank as the little car ran out of charge after a mere 55 miles of rambunctious driving. It was a long 16-hour wait for the Tesla Roadster to charge back up again.
If your commute is less than 27.5 miles each way and you have over a hundred thousand dollars to drop on a two-seat sports car, it might be some big fun. But judging from the reliability issues so graphically demonstrated by Top Gear in the video above, you'd better have a backup car ready. Sigh.
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Cellular operators have written to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) that if roaming is made free for consumers, their revenues will go down by about 9% and they will have to compensate by increasing tariffs.
In the last few weeks, Airtel has reduced various discounts for prepaid customers, making services costlier by up to 25%. This has impacted nearly half of prepaid customers.
Communications and IT minister Kapil Sibal has announced free roaming policy by the end of the current fiscal year. At present, a subscriber has to pay R1 per minute for roaming.
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), which mainly represents interests of three incumbent operators Airtel, Viodafone and Idea, has written to TRAI that operators will have to increase tariff if free roaming is implemented.
"Mobile operators get around 9% of their revenues from roaming charges and with the introduction of free roaming these revenue streams will be hit," COAI wrote to TRAI in response to a pre consultation paper on roaming tariff. "Operators will be left with no choice but to re-balance, increase tariffs, which will impact all subscribers, especially the subscribers in the rural areas."
Airtel has already increased call charges by reducing discounts.
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FORT SMITH, Ark., September 18, 2013 ― September 16 marked the fifth anniversary of the government bailout of the American International Group (AIG), the day that Wall Street started to lose the last vestiges of its credibility.
After the AIG debacle, more bailout packages followed. The beneficiaries promised to clean up their acts, but they are already retracing some of their past steps, perhaps most notably on the subject of bonuses.
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According to CNN Money, Alan Johnson, a Wall Street compensation consultant, estimates that bonuses alone – never mind total compensation – could reach $23 billion this year, which would be the highest amount since the 2008 financial crisis.
Some religious people might be tempted to dismiss much of this as the unsurprising result of unrestrained secularism, but Wall Street is not godless. It has a polytheistic system of two gods: the crazed bull and the destructive bear. One of these gods is even honored by a popular bronze statue in Manhattan that eerily reminds some of the story of the golden calf in the Book of Exodus.
This financially religious system has embraced an unholy trinity of supposed virtues: crony capitalism, psychotic risk-taking, and general apathy towards others.
Our government fosters these "virtues," openly exemplifying them in the hallowed halls of this country's ruling bodies. Every day, we hear of more waste and more pork-barrel spending, more politicians violating their marital covenants, and so on. Such things have become almost synonymous with power in America.
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What have these ideas produced lately? A sluggish economy, high rates of unemployment, and Fed-led stimulus and "quantitative easing" that will inevitably lead to higher inflation. These all, of course, hit the poorest Americans the hardest.
Meanwhile, Christianity has traditionally enshrined the principles of solidarity – that society should share duties among and for all of its members, especially the poor and struggling – and subsidiarity – that things should be handled at the most local level possible. Wall Street is the antithesis of both. Like Pope Francis said, "The word 'solidarity' frightens people in the developed world."
Secular leaders that shun religion always seem to end up bankrupt, in more ways than one: Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong (Chairman Mao), and Kim Il-sung serve as just a few examples.
Modern leaders stand in contrast to many of the powerful leaders of history in this respect. Napoleon Bonaparte, for example, realized the usefulness of religion – Catholicism in particular – writing that it "can make a stable community happy, and establish the foundations of good government."
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Christians should actively champion the return of fair economic principles. Like the first sentence of Gaudium et Spes, a document resulting from the Second Vatican Council, tells us, "The joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the men of this age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted, these are the joys and hopes, the griefs and anxieties of the followers of Christ."
Pope John XXIII issued a statement, as part of his encyclical Pacem in Terris, to advise Christians on how they should interact with society.
"We exhort Our sons to take an active part in public life, and to work together for the benefit of the whole human race, as well as for their own political communities. It is vitally necessary for them to endeavor, in the light of Christian faith, and with love as their guide, to ensure that every institution, whether economic, social, cultural or political, be such as not to obstruct but rather to facilitate man's self betterment, both in the natural and in the supernatural order," the pope wrote.
The stock market titans on high, comfortable in their intimidating skyscrapers and their mega mansions, have largely only achieved their success on the backs of others. And our government has signed off on their immoral manipulations, at the expense of the common man. This is wrong and must change, for the future of our republic. Christians must rise up on this occasion.
Wealth should be directed at improving eternal souls, too, not just temporal bodies. Unfortunately, it seems that our leaders do not realize this.
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I actually stole the design for this submarine directly from my little brother. At 6 feet tall, he's not so little anymore. As a kid, Wesley created an impressive portfolio of military vehicle designs, including everything from jet planes and submarines, to aircraft carriers. He made elaborate sketches, complete with specs and even maps of their locations. Best of all were the names he gave them, such as USS Brown Barbarian, Rockin' Starfish, or my favorite, a tiny submarine called Spy Cod.
He was imaginative, to say the least. These days he is a bio fuels engineer, creating jet fuel from lollipops, or something like that. I'm not sure about the specifics. Apparently, it's top secret.
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Cascade 220 and Cascade 220 Heathers [100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 220 yards/200 meters per 3.5 ounce/100 gram hank];
#9561 aqua (MC); 1 hank
#9468 blue (CC1), 1 hank
#9473 dark gray (CC2), 1 hank
US #5/3.75 mm double pointed needles (set of 4)
White craft felt
Yarn needle
Embroidery needle
Stitch markers
Embroidery floss in white, gray, and black
20 sts and 28 rows = 4 inches in St st
The body of the sub is knitted in the round, with the exterior parts knitted separately.
Knitting on dpns
Using CC1, cast on 6 sts, pm, join to knit in the round, being careful not to twist.
Rnd 1: Kfb 6 times: 12 sts.
Rnds 2 and 3: Knit around.
Rnd 4: (Kfb, k1) 6 times: 18 sts.
Rnd 5: Knit around.
Break yarn. Join MC.
Rnd 6: Knit around.
Rnd 7: (Kfb, k2) 6 times. 24 sts
Rnd 8 and all even rounds through Rnd 16: Knit around.
Rnd 9: (Kfb, k3) 6 times: 30 sts.
Rnd 11: (Kfb, k4) 6 times: 36 sts.
Rnd 13: (Kfb, k5) 6 times: 42 sts.
Rnd 15: (Kfb, k6) 6 times: 48 sts.
Rnd 17: (Kfb, k7) 6 times: 54 sts.
Rnds 18-21: Knit around.
Rnd 22: (K2tog, k7) 6 times: 48 sts.
Rnds 23-28: Knit around.
Rnd 29: (K2tog, k6) 6 times: 42 sts.
Rnds 30-35: Knit around.
Rnd 36: (K2tog, k5) 6 times: 36 sts.
Rnds 37-46: Knit around.
Stuff sub.
Rnd 47: (K2tog, k4) 6 times: 30 sts
Rnd 48 and all remaining even numbered rounds: Knit around.
Rnd 49: (K2tog, k3) 6 times: 24 sts
Rnd 51: (K2tog, k2) 6 times: 18 sts
Rnd 53: (K2tog, k1) 6 times: 12 sts
Rnd 54: K2tog 6 times: 6 sts
Break yarn; weave tail through remaining sts. Stuff remainder of toy. Pull sts tightly closed, knot and pull knot to inside of fabric.
Using CC1, cast on 20 sts, pm, join to knit in the round, being careful not to twist.
Rnd 1: Knit around.
Rnd 2: Ssk, k16, k2tog: 18 sts.
Rnd 3: Ssk, k14, k2tog: 16 sts.
Rnd 4: Ssk, k12, k2tog: 14 sts.
Continue in this manner, decreasing 1 st at the beginning and end of each row until 4 sts remain. Break yarn, weave tail through remaining sts. Pull sts tightly closed, knot and pull tail to inside of fabric. Do not stuff.
Using CC2, cast on 12 sts, pm, join to knit in the round, being careful not to twist.
Rnds 1-10: Knit around.
Rnd 11: K12, turn, begin knitting straight.
Rnd 12: P2tog, p8, p2tog: 10 sts.
Rnd 13: Ssk, k6, k2tog: 8 sts.
Rnd 14: P2tog, p4, p2tog: 6 sts.
Rnd 15: Ssk, k2, k2tog: 4 sts.
Bind off remaining sts.
Using CC2, cast on 12 sts, pm, join to knit in the round, being careful not to twist.
Rnds 1-5: Knit around.
Rnd 6: K12, turn, begin knitting straight.
Rnd 7: P2tog, p8, p2tog: 10 sts.
Rnd 8: Ssk, k6, k2tog: 8 sts.
Rnd 9: P2tog, p4, p2tog: 6 sts.
Rnd 10: Ssk, k2, k2tog: 4 sts.
Bind off. Leave a 10 inch tail for seaming.
Using CC1, cast on 18 sts, pm, join to knit in the round, being careful not to twist.
Rnd 1: (Kfb, k2) 6 times. 24 sts
Rnds 2-5: Knit around.
Bind off. Leave a 10 inch tail for seaming.
All seaming uses a ladder stitch.
Center the fins on the top and bottom of sub, centered between lines of decreases. Seam into place as shown.
Line up the diagonal edges of the periscope, so that it forms a right angle. Seam those edges together using tail.
Stuff periscope firmly. Cut felt insert using template. Push into periscope opening, and sew around perimeter using gray thread.
Place periscope on top of sub, centering with top fin. Seam in place. Slide blue base over top. Seam around upper edge using blue yarn. Sew bottom of base to top of sub, stuffing lightly as you go.
Use black embroidery floss to sew black cross lines over opening of periscope.
Cut portholes from white felt using template. Use white thread and a whipstitch to sew to sides of sub, spacing portholes ¼ inch apart.
Outline each porthole in CC2, by laying a length of yarn along edge of circle, and securing into place using gray thread. This is also known as couching.
Download Printable template for portholes.
Katie Boyette is a fiber artist in the mountains of NC. Her first book, Knitwits: 20 Projects for Beginners and Seasoned Knitters was released in 2010, and her second book, More Knitwits is due for release in the fall of 2011. After she finishes the second book, she plans to start a ukulele band, raise fancy breeds of chickens, and sleep very, very late on Saturdays. You can read more about her life and her knitting at her website, where you can also find less interesting things, like free patterns and tutorials on how to make knitted toys.
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WASHINGTON, July 28, 2012 —Stuck, a new documentary that exposes the broken international adoption system, is celebrating two prestigious milestones next week: a screening for members of Congress and competition in its first film festival.
Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), serving as honorary host, will welcome members of Congress and others in Washington to a preview of Stuck on July 31 at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center Theater. Adoptive families who appear in the film will also be in attendance.
The film, which is narrated by Mariska Hargitay of Law & Order: SVU was shot in Ethiopia, Vietnam and Haiti, as well in as the halls of power in Washington, DC. It reveals how millions of children are stranded in orphanages thanks to a system that has gone into virtual paralysis in recent years with international adoptions to the United States plummeting 60% since 2004.
In addition to the Congressional screening on Tuesday, Stuck has also been selected to participate in the Traverse City Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film festivals in America. The largest film festival in the Midwest, it was founded by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore.
This film fest is a film-lovers dream. There's a $10 entrance free, but this is not one of those festivals that nickel and dime attendees. The festival presents classic movies free of charge on a giant, inflatable outdoor screen overlooking Grand Traverse Bay in the Open Space Park at dusk and also offers free panel discussions with directors, writers and actors.
Some of the best-regarded films in the past few years have emerged from this film fest, including "Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey" – the story of Kevin Clash, who plays Elmo.
Stuck will screen at the Traverse City Film Festival on Friday, August 3. It's also been selected to compete in the best documentary category and for the also the highly selective Founders Award.
Stuck is expected to open nationwide in November.
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I just watched Brandenburg disband 11 regiments and rebuild them following a peace settlement. It made me chuckle, but then I though, "No wonder the AI has ridiculous inflation."
I just watched Brandenburg disband 11 regiments and rebuild them following a peace settlement. It made me chuckle, but then I though, "No wonder the AI has ridiculous inflation."
It's a reported bug, but sadly not fixed as yet.
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The root of the problem is that changes to the AI make it more likely to disband unneeded armies. However, when it suddenly realizes it needs an army, it rebuilds it. This leads to a vicious cycle for medium-sized nations for some reason.
(Answering your original question of why it happens)
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It's quite amusing to see a large vassal's army suddenly disappear and then the blacksmith animation pop up all over their country. And then again. And again.
I didn't realize it was a bug, but I'm sort of relieved to hear that. You never know with paradox.
it was probably introduced to stop the ai from bankrupting itself when it had to large armies (and navies), so i would think it was a good idea to start with, they just need to fine tune it
I think it has done this in every version of EU3
Best way to reproduce it: Attack any country, make them your vassal, and watch them build and destroy armies again and again and again. I posted screen shots of this months ago but i was told screenies needed to be from vanilla version, which i sadly dont play.
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Because they feel like it...
I had one ally who was doing that at some point. When I reloaded the game as them, I saw that they had loans. Maybe the culprit is that the AI disband units to save enough to repay the loan, but doesn't consider them when recruiting?
As long as the country is not in war it is locked i this cycle. It even effects the fleet. Bad, bad. And i cant stop them from basically crippling themselfs. Just throwing all their MP and ducats away. And then when war comes they have low to no manpower and hardly and gold...
Are there any hotfixes out there?
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The Choice List - if you're in New York City (or even if you're not), The Choice List is a great guide to Kiwi life in the USA. Featuring music, art and more, you can get updates on what fellow New Zealanders are up to, turn up and support them.
DUB Pies – Down Under Bakery Pies are a slice of good old-fashioned Kiwi meat pies in NYC. Located in Brooklyn, the pies are so good that we think they're some of our faves in the city. They make a mean Flat White as well, and ship pies all over the USA (or deliver them if you're local)
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The Kiwi Club of New York - A non-profit association which promotes cultural, educational and business contacts between New York and New Zealand. Founded in the late 1980′s and Incorporated in 1994, the club holds social events throughout the year and, where appropriate, works with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and the New Zealand Consulate, in their support of Kiwi products and enterprises in New York.
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That is indeed his argument, Arvind. In Sachs's book The End of Poverty, he discusses the problems with Western attempts to understand the political, economical and physical climates of developing countries. He points out that medicine is practiced clinically, where doctors immerse themselves in the community they wish to treat, and thereby creates the analogy of a "clinical economist." Economists cannot very well "treat" the economy they wish to improve by means of second hand data. Similarly, one can create the analogy of a "clinical designer," one who is ready to immerse him or herself in the climate he or she wants to 'treat.' Sachs denounces the use of typical social research methods and second-hand data, and would agree wholeheartedly with your post.
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Unveiling The Truth - by Joe Navarro, M.A.
At the height of the Cold War, an ex-Army soldier came under investigation for espionage. During lengthy interviews by FBI agents, he willingly implicated himself but refused to name others involved. For days, investigators went round and round with him, and yet the soldier would not reveal his still-active accomplices.
At the next meeting, the soldier was presented with thirty-two 3 x 5 cards, each containing the name of a fellow soldier who had access to the compromised secrets, but were not thus far implicated. Each card was momentarily shown to the soldier for any comments he was willing to make regarding these individuals. As the soldier viewed each card and remarked, the investigating agent was able to observe the orbits of the eyes, as well as pupil changes at close proximity. At the conclusion, the FBI agent thanked the soldier and left. Two days later, the agent returned to the interview carrying the military records of two individuals. When confronted with the files, the surprised soldier finally admitted their involvement with him in the espionage conspiracy.


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PhoneBook software turns iPhone into child education tool
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 - 2:35am
Japan-based Mobile Art Lab has taken iPhone innovation in a new, more kid-friendly direction with the introduction of the PhoneBook. The software and book-like construct combination offers a child and parent the opportunity to read interactive stories or learn simple math lessons together.
The user simply loads the iPhone software up, slides the iPhone into the book holder slot and the interactive learning can begin. You can check out video of the PhoneBook in action here.
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Word of the Day: Churlish
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Churlish, Adj., [chur-lish]
Definition: Boorish, rude.
Example: His churlish behaviour made conversation next to impossible.
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Just love the colour palette - or rather lack of it - the bold prints on the wall, the contrasting floors throughout, the sweeping spaces and sense of light in this Stockholm apartment. This is all good, but it's the chair goodness that is really, really tasty. Those model 66 chairs by Alvar Aalto and the 3013s by Arne Jacobsen ... delicious!
Images: Patric Johansson for Elle Interiör (via La Maison d'Anna G)


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only than spending too much time to learn too many indicators which is not used. Besides, indicators is only tool
and it won't determine the result of trading.
I think, it's a good idea to trade using a couple of indicators which your system is based on.so more indicators you study more better info you get , but you dont have to know all of them to start trading. I can suggest you to use two indicators.
i have a great experience with scalping,macd and rsi indicators.those are greats and specially rsi.so its good for traders to study about indicators for trading.
you can limit your study and application of technical indicators to three for maximum concentration and application,if you rely on more than these it could be confusing and distracting