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2.0.6 hits PTRs: small nerfs for Priests and Hunters, nerfs and buffs for Mages {WoW}
Jan 22nd 2007 11:44AM When they nerfed Warlocks last week, everyone was singing Hallelujah! Now that it's happening to them, all I can say is "enjoy your balance". Rogues and Feral Druids are next. Cloak of Shadows must either cost 100 energy and be on a similar cooldown to Sprint or it must be returned to a 41 point talent so that if a rogue wants to be king of PvP, he pays the PvE price for it. Feral Druids do way too much damage along with the ability to break almost every CC and heal themselves instantly. Their damage coefficients need to be nerfed as well as their threat generation.
After that we can work on the Paladins and Shaman (I'm looking at you, Chain Lightning coeffecient).
An uneasy truce {WoW}
Jan 17th 2007 10:10AM Also on Bleeding Hollow, one horde guild (SG) was ganking people with a group of 10 or so early in the morning, but when I changed my guild's MotD to: "Kill on sight, leave the other horde alone" they all seemed to dry up for some reason.
Later in the day, I way overpulled near the Bleeding Hollow orcs outpost in HFP and was saved by an undead mage while at 8% life and 2% mana. He then proceeded to sheep me so I healed back to full and whacked me with his sword when I was 100%. I /cheered him and noted his guild with future helpful intentions.
Will Cloak of Shadows be overpowered? {WoW}
Jan 15th 2007 9:47AM If rogues are truly worried about casters killing them with ease (and I see plenty of rogues who can stunlock me from 100->0% with ease - even though I'm mostly in T3) then it's quite simple to fix ClOS to save them. Make it cost 100 energy and be on the same 5 minute cooldown that Sprint is on. That way it stays a defensive ability that a rogue can use to avoid a confrontation with a class that is designed to be the paper to their rock. - and makes it so it will rarely be used as an offensive ability.
Since the warlocks got nerfed twice in the last two weeks (by about 40% total dps) it's time that they moved on to the rogues. After that it's mages, warriors, and priests. The only solution is to keep nerfing everyone since nobody can l2p.
Warlocks nerfed; every other class throws a party {WoW}
Jan 9th 2007 11:31AM Everyone posting comments in this thread is an idiot, with the exception of # 15. This is a serious slap in the face to nerf us to below 2.00 levels (before 2.00 warlocks got 100% of spell damage, now they get 95%) while at the same time buffing everyone elses damage to extreme levels. Now if I spend 5 points in a Tier 7 talent I can enjoy the same amount of DOT damage as I did since original WoW 1.0 Release!
The worst people this affects are not the nooblocks who can't play or PvP or rolled the class cause it was the flavor of the month - it decimates the warlocks who have played since release and have carefully cobbled together their gear from PvP, raid instances, and even world drops.
I guess the next thing we need to do is bitch about Cloak of Shadows until it gets removed or placed on a 30 minute cooldown (non useable in Arena) ~ also, can we do something about stunlock please? Then we can change Pally bubble to be a 3 second immunity since they nerfed CC effects in PvP. Next up are Mages who need to have ALL instant spells on a shared cooldown (AE, DB, CoC, Fire Blast, Ice Lance, etc.). Then are the priests who should have meditation nerfed, since the amount of mana that some preists are regenning is totally OP. Shamans need to have totems affected by AoE, since all other pets are affected. Hunters need to have their dead zone increased and their AP coefficients lowered to pre 2.0 levels. And Druids definitely need to have a 10 second cooldown between changing forms. And Warriors need to have rage decay at a faster rate so that they don't gain a 'downtime' edge over rogues and casters.
Only when they do all that will we all be on a level playing field because a Shaman/Hunter/Rogue/Warrior/Druid/Mage/Priest/Paladin/Warlock in all T3 beat me in a Battleground and I couldn't do anything.
Breakfast Topic: A wipe to remember {WoW}
Dec 21st 2006 9:35AM One night in MC we had just killed Garr and had set up the groups for Geddon. Our hunter puller summons his cat and uses it to pull Geddon. As Geddon comes back down the tunnel towards us, who should follow in his heels? Shazzrah. And a Core Hound. It didn't take us long to wipe.
Another time: We were progressing through AQ and had killed Huhuran and were working on the damnable Anubiseth Sentinel pulls. This was back when you could have a hunter pull and FD them off to reset their abilities if you didn't like them. After a lengthy process of this and several wipes dealing with Plague/Shadow Volley, one of our officers gets the bright idea "why don't we have a hunter pull the last 2 Sentinels and the rest of the group can run down the tunnel w/ a soulstoned Paladin and die in the Emps chamber? Then we can rez up and pull the Emps without having to do the last 2 Anubiseths."
Lo and behold, we do that and go on to pull the emps. As the door closes behind us, what should come pouring through? The two Anubiseths, because they are linked to the Emperors. GG instawipe.


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1981 Master of Public Administration, public art policy and management, University of Washington
1977 Bachelor of Arts, studio art and art history, Indiana University
2009 Honor Award, National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
International Parking Institute Award of Merit, Fredericksburg, VA
2008 Award of Excellence, Architectural Commission, City of Claremont, Claremont, CA
1999 Seattle Artists Award, Seattle Art Commission, Seattle, WA GAP Award, Artists Trust, Seattle, WA
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2014 Ballet West/Capitol Theater mosaic, ($120,000), Salt Lake City, UT
Mosaics for nine light rail stations, Trimet, ($260,000), Portland, OR
Abundance, University of Kentucky Medical Center, Chandler Pavillion, ($100,000), Lexington, KY
Evolution, ($50,000) University of Minnesota, Itasca Biological Station, Itasca, MN
2013 Cornucopia, Chicago Transit Authority, ($48,300), Chicago, IL
2012 A Long Story, Cambridge Housing Authority, ($93,000), Cambridge, MA
Transit Hub artwork, Des Moines Area Rapid Transit, ($60,000), Des Moines, IA
Downtown Theater, Design team lead artist ($20,000), Town of Cary, NC
Bower, University of Northern Iowa, Residence Hall, ($200,000), Cedar Falls, IA
Threshold, University of Wisconsin, School of Human Ecology, ($99,000), Madison, WI
2010 Grove Alta, Alta building, Chicago, IL
Learning Curve, Kingsport Center for Higher Education, ($75,000), Kingsport, TN
Coursing Through Life, University of Northern Iowa, Sabin Hall, ($80,000), Cedar Falls, IA
2009 The Grand Lake Map, Grand River Dam Authority EcoEducation Center, ($57,000), Langley, OK
2008 Glendale History Walk, Downtown Parking Structure, ($200,000), Glendale, AZ
The Great Circle Route, Indianapolis International Airport, ($440,000), Indianapolis, IN
2007 Grove, Downtown Parking Structure, ($200,000), Claremont, CA
2004 N=10, University of Washington/Bothell Community College, ($30,000), Bothell, WA
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2008 Midnight Raj, (Hand-knotted silk and wool tapestry, 50" x 96"), Loews Le Concorde Hotel, Quebec City, QC
Idyll I and II, Tangle, Divide, Conquer, (Acrylic on panel, dimensions vary), Hotel restaurant, St. Augustine, FL
2007 Estuary I and II, (Acrylic on panel, 30" x 70" each), Jasmine Bay residences, Estero, FL.
2005 Blub, Blub…Blub Atlantis Resort, (Design for corridor carpets), Paradise Island Resort, Bahamas
Balbo (Hand-knotted silk and wool tapestry, 36" x 63"), Keegan, Werlin, & Pabian, LLP, Boston, MA
2004 Cluster, (Hand-knotted wool tapestry, 40" x 36", Rug, 98" x 117"), Genesis AstraZeneca Bioresearch Library, Wilmington, DE
2003 The Goal Is Here, (Silk and wool tapestry, 8' x 18'), St. Joseph Hospital, Bellingham, WA
1992 Absolut Basa, (Hand-knotted wool rugs (4), dimensions vary), Absolut Vodka headquarters, New York, NY
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Iowa State University, Ames
Museum of Arts and Design, New York
North Carolina State University Museum
Rhode Island School of Design Museum
Spencer Museum, University of Kansas
Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma Washington
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King County Arts Commission, Seattle
University of Washington Medical Center
Washington State Arts Commission
City Lights Collection, Seattle, WA
Numerous private collections (1980 – present)
Author, The Artist's Guide to Public Art: How to Find and Win Commissions
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Forecast Public Art, 2013, St. Paul, MN: Grant panel, Public art and planning project grants
Broward County, 2013, Public Art and Design Program, Ft. Lauderdale, FL: Workshop, Public Art Training
University of Chicago, 2012, Chicago, IL, Cultural Policy Center: Moderator, The Chicago Cultural Plan and Creative Cities
New England Foundation for the Arts, 2011, Bridgeport, CT: Workshop, Making the Leap to Public Art
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 2011, Chicago, IL, Power Tools: Workshop, Writing a Winning Letter of Interest
Austin Art-in-Public-Places Program (with Joel Straus), 2010, Austin, TX: Workshop, Public Art From A to Z
Oklahoma Art-in-Public-Places Program/Oklahoma Visual Artists Coalition, 2010, Tulsa, OK: Mentor – Public Art Mentorship Program
New England Foundation for the Arts, 2009, Boston, MA: Workshop, How to Write a Winning Letter of Interest
Austin Art-in-Public-Places Program, 2009, Austin, TX: Workshop, Making the Leap to Public Art
El Paso Public Art Program, 2009, El Paso, TX: Workshop, How to Find and Secure Public Art Commissions
Fulton County Arts Council, 2008, Atlanta, GA.
Tremaine Foundation National Summit, 2008, Chicago, IL: Discussion leader, Professional Practices for Visual Artists
2013 University of Chicago, Graham School
2006 – 2012 Instructor, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Sculpture Dept.
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2011- 2013 Bloomingdale Trail Mayor's Design Advisory Committee, Chicago, IL.
2008- 2009 Chair, 1st Ward Milwaukee Avenue Task Force, Chicago, IL.
1999- 2001 Chair, Public Art Committee, Seattle Arts Commission, Seattle, WA.
1996- 1998 Co-Chair, Metro Public Art Committee, King County, WA.
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Welcome to the Florida Baptist Association
Welcome to the online home of the Florida Baptist Association. It is our hope that this website will be a valuable tool for pastors and church leaders looking for ministry resources and for area residents exploring the many church options in the region.
We have the honor of representing 57 churches in our four-county region, each with a distinct personality, worship style and vision. It is our mission to support each one and come alongside their pastors and leaders to impact their congregations and their communities.
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2014 Maguire State Mission Offering
2014 Goal: $1,159,000
Florida Baptists look to the month of September as a time of awareness, reflection and prayer for the great opportunities God has presented them in the state.
The Week of Prayer for State Missions, most often observed during the first week of September, concludes with Florida Baptists giving to support these missionary needs through the Maguire State Mission Offering.
The offering is named for Clyde and John Maguire, whose visionary leadership guided the Florida Baptist Convention through one of its greatest periods of growth and Great Commission outreach. He served as the sixth executive secretary-treasurer from 1945-67.
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The theme for 2014, Embracing Florida, is taken from the passage found in Luke 10: 1-2: "After this the Lord appointed seventy others and sent them two by two ahead of him to every city and place where he was about to go. He told them, 'The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.'" (NIV)
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A case of corruption has gotten a lot of play in the regional news, but with all the coverage it has received, the biggest story has yet to be written. That's just my opinion, but hear me out.
We've read stories about how Utah's former attorney general, John Swallow, allegedly traded favorable treatment from the AG's office for money.
Recently, we have read reports that accuse him of tampering with evidence. Among the evidence recovered were 1300 "lost" emails. He is accused of hiding campaign contributions from industries he had promised to defend because if the public had known, it might have made him look bad.
One news report alleges he broke eight different laws.
A legislative probe into Swallow's behavior in office began several months ago. In November he resigned from office. All of this is big news in our state, but here's the larger story I am waiting to have explained: before the legislative probe began producing all this fallout, a Federal probe resulted in no charges.
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FOR volunteer Stacy Churchill tells a tour group about her new rain garden
FOR volunteers remove graffiti on the river rocks in Fredericksburg
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ImmunoCellular Therapeutics, Ltd. (NYSE MKT: IMUC) today announced that it intends to offer shares of its common stock and warrants in an underwritten public offering. The Company also expects to grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase additional shares of common stock and warrants to cover over-allotments, if any. Lazard Capital Markets LLC is acting as sole book-running manager for the offering. While the offering is expected to price before 9:30 am EDT on October 18, 2012, the offering is subject to market conditions, and there can be no assurance as to whether or when the offering may be completed, or as to the actual size or terms of the offering.
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About ImmunoCellular Therapeutics, Ltd.ImmunoCellular Therapeutics, Ltd. is a Los Angeles-based clinical-stage company that is developing immune-based therapies for the treatment of brain and other cancers. ImmunoCellular has commenced a Phase II trial of its lead product candidate, ICT-107, a dendritic cell-based vaccine targeting multiple tumor-associated antigens for glioblastoma.
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If you feel good, it shows—and unfortunately for all the TV-addicts out there, it appears that watching television isn't the path to feel-good vibes: Data from the recently completed General Social Survey of 45,000 Americans found that the more TV people watched, the more likely they were to report being unhappy.
Being a couch potato has also been shown to have an effect on your waistline: A study by Yale University found that TV viewers who saw snack commercials were inspired to eat just about anything (regardless of whether they were actually hungry). The most successful dieters, say experts, watch less than the adult average of four hours per day and weigh in at less than 10 hours per week.
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Figuring out how much this whole thing is going to cost is typically the most daunting task most first time long-term travelers face. Unfortunately, there aren't any concrete answers to this question. Everyone travels differently, everyone has their own unique situation, and chances are your travel style will change as the trip goes along, particularly if this is your first time traveling long term.
The importance of planning realistically
When you are figuring out your budget, it's important to be realistic with yourself and your situation. When you are telling your friends at your local bar about your trip, it sounds pretty hardcore when you tell them you'll be sleeping in hostel dorms for six straight months, but after a week or two of actually doing it, you may want to treat yourself to something better once in a while just to keep from losing your mind. Or maybe you aren't a 22-year-old straight out of college and traveling with your spouse. Hostel dorms probably aren't for you, so be realistic and plan for private rooms. If you're a family that's hitting the road for a big trip, more and more hostels are family friendly, but they're not everywhere, so doing some research and legwork prior to leaving is beneficial.
And subsisting on baguettes and mayonnaise packets can actually be fun for brief periods, but you are going to want to try some local restaurants and bars, or you'll totally miss out on part of the fun of being there in the first place.
Fixed costs
There are minimum fixed costs that everyone needs to factor in during the planning phase, mostly relating to transportation. This part of your budget is very inflexible. Long gone are the days when it was feasible to hop freight trains across land and stow away on freight ships over oceans. There are some creative ways of getting around, but they aren't very realistic for most of us who are trying to keep our enjoyment levels on the high side.
If you're planning on purchasing a multi-stop plane ticket, this process is easy. Simply plug your rough itinerary into Indie, BootsnAll's multi-stop, RTW Trip Planner, and you can get a price. Once you have this general figure, you have your starting point, and these transportation costs won't change no matter how long you stay in each place.
If you go with Indie, learn about the new features designed to make customizing your flights even easier (and cheaper and faster)
If you want to buy one-way tickets as you go, then it will be a little more difficult. You can get an estimate, but as we all know, flight costs can and do change dramatically depending on a wide variety of factors. If you are choosing this method of flying, then you are probably doing so because you don't want to be tied down to a set itinerary, so checking one-way flights is going to be tough since you may not know where you're going. Guessing your route and checking flight prices on a site like Kayak is still a good idea, though, as it can at least give you a ballpark number.
Our sister site, Round the World Tickets, has written a report on the state of round the world airfare, where we researched costs and reviewed customer service and usability of many companies who specialize in multi-stop tickets. Download the free round the world ticket report. and be sure to check out their Round The World plane ticket reviews.
Flexible costs
Everything after that is completely flexible and up to you. This is when your pillars, or must-sees, come into play. You will have to start making important decisions and at the very least start narrowing down the regions you want to travel in. Europe is one of the more expensive regions, but you can hitchhike from Spain to Greece and sleep in campgrounds or even bus stations while eating scraps people have left behind on their tables. So as long as you don't want to visit museums or have fun at night, you could conceivably cross Europe for almost nothing. But is doing it that way a good idea? Probably not.
Decide where you want to go and research the nightly average cost of a hostel there and the average daily cost of meals. Add in the cost of any activities you wish to do, and then you'll have an idea of how much it will cost per day. From there you can determine how long you can afford to stay.
Alternatively, if you wish to travel for a certain length of time, figure out how much money you will have in total and then divide it by the number of days you plan on traveling. This will give you an idea of how much you can afford to spend each day. Then you can look for places that fit within that budget and balance out a few weeks in a more expensive place with some time in a cheaper destination.
Finding these costs can be challenging at times and is one of the more frustrating parts of planning a trip of this magnitude. Guidebooks and other travel sites have per day costs for countries, but many are outdated by a few years, so adding to their estimate is a good idea. If you follow any travel blogs, they are great resources for up to date information, but not all blogs talk about costs, and finding ones that do (and are also up to date) can take some time.
BootsnAll has travel guides for each region, country, and city in the world, with estimated costs, but these are averages from our readers, so keep that in mind when using them for your costs. You're going to hear all types of budgets – from "I traveled the world on $10 per day" to "Our family spent $200,000 traveling the world."
It's important not to get caught up in this – do the legwork yourself and figure out the costs based on your situation. This isn't a contest to see who can spend the least (or most).
Check these resources out for more help on figuring out travel budgets and per day costs:
- Travel Is Not as Expensive as You Think (from a Career Break perspective)
- How much does it cost to travel the world (exact budget from a couple who did it)?
- Budget for an 11 month solo trip around the world
- How to budget for a RTW trip
- Tips for budgeting for your RTW tip from BootsnAll
- One couples story about how to budget for an extended trip
- How to plan a travel budget that works
- How to create a travel budget you'll stick to
- The beginning of a series on how to estimate a big trip budget
Accommodation costs
Everything you add on top of the Bohemian/hippie method is completely up to you. For example, a dorm bed in a hostel in Madrid might start around $15-20US per night (that same dorm room bed can be had for around $5 in places like Latin America and SE Asia), but many people don't like large dorm rooms full of strangers. If that's you, you might be spending more like $40-50US in Europe ($15-30USD in less expensive regions) for a private room.
It's always a good idea to check out different hostel booking sites and start researching costs. This will give you the best idea of what you'll be spending. Figure out what your minimum standards are and work from there. It's always a good idea to add a little extra padding. Even if you are fine with camping or roughing it, after several days or weeks, you may want to splurge on a treat for yourself.
If you're a traveling family, look into all your options. Don't discount hostels right away, especially if you've never stayed in one. There are tons of family friendly hostels around the world now, so look into them.
If you're an older, married couple or simply looking for a bit more comfort and privacy, then consider renting an apartment, condo, or house from time to time. These options are available all over the world. Start with sites like VRBO and Airbnb, and keep in mind that you can find many rentals that aren't advertised online once you get to a destination.
Food costs
On the food side of things, it's rather easy and often really enjoyable to get by on very little money, particularly if you'll be staying in a lot of hostels as they usually have a public kitchen where you can store and prepare your own food. Things like bread, cold cuts, pasta, and soup are always going to be cheap and easy to get. But is it really worth going to Madrid and not going to a few tapas bars for snacks and a couple beers? Be sure to budget for at least a few nicer meals in local restaurants. You don't need to splurge on a multi-course gourmet meal, but a meal that you don't have to cook yourself will be appreciated every few days.
If you plan on traveling in regions like Southeast Asia or the Middle East, street food is everywhere. Some travelers have reservations about street food, but it is typically amongst the best and most authentic food you'll find in a place, and it's dirt cheap. It would be a shame to miss out on it. Just be smart and use common sense. Visit stalls that are busy with high turnover and lots of locals. They know the good spots.
Entertainment costs
Some of the best travel experiences are completely free – browsing the central market and getting lost in a city's narrow streets, for example. But it would be a shame to miss out on some potentially amazing experiences like viewing one of the world's best museums or rafting down a pristine river because you don't want to spend the few dollars to do it. In each location you plan to visit, think about the experiences you most want to have, and be sure to budget enough money to cover them.
Don't forget to budget for those really big expenses and activities that you have been looking forward to for years. While backpackers like to gain street cred for how little they spend, remember that you're taking this trip of a lifetime to do the things you've always dreamed about. Though hiking the classic Inca Trail will cost upwards of $500US, if it's something you've wanted to do since you were a kid, not doing it because of high costs is just silly. Just remember to factor those large expenses into your budget now, before you hit the road.
Check out trusted friend of BootsnAll Intrepid Travel if you plan on booking any guided tours – they embody the indie travel spirit.
Overland transportation costs
Chances are you will traveling overland quite a bit during a long-term, RTW trip. It's certainly cheaper than flying, and in countries like Bolivia and Laos, it's practically free (once you travel there, you may think they should pay you!). But overland transport does add up after a while, particularly when taking 24+ hour bus and train rides. Remember that overnight travel negates the cost for accommodation, so that saves quite a bit of money right there. But it's still important to factor in overland travel costs.
It's pretty straightforward to add up estimated transportation costs and then figure out a workable daily budget for each country or city you plan to visit, but even beyond that there are some surprise expenses that will inevitably hit you on a very regular basis.
Other expenses to consider
Transportation, accommodations, food, entertainment, and activities are all budget items that everyone knows of. But if you've never taken more than a couple week vacation before, there are plenty of other expenses that you probably aren't thinking about. And though many are small, they all add up, especially over the course of several months or a year. So while you may not have specific categories for these on your pre-trip budget spreadsheet, you need to keep them in mind and possibly add a few dollars to your daily budget to cover them.
Airport transportation
Most airports are located on the outskirts of cities, so getting into the city center is going to cost you. In larger cities it may actually be cheaper to get into town because they will most likely have some form of cheap public transport, but there's a good possibility you'll have to buck up and take taxis in other places.
Local transportation
Walking is the preferred method of transport once in a new city, but there are going to be times, particularly in larger cities, where you're going to need more than your own two feet to get around. Buses, subways, skytrains, tuk-tuks, rickshaws, and taxis all add up after a while, so keep this in mind when planning your budget.
Yes, you will do a lot of your laundry in sinks yourself, but after a while, you'll realize that this method does not clean your clothes as efficiently as a machine, and if you are traveling with other people, particularly your family, this ins't a realistic option. Sending your laundry out is actually pretty inexpensive in most developing countries, but it's not free.
Many hostels and hotels offer free wi-fi these days, but not all. And if you're not traveling with a laptop, phone, or tablet, then you will have to spend some time in internet cafes. While most countries don't charge a ton, there are others (hello New Zealand) that charge a ludicrous amount for using the internet. Be sure to factor this into your budget.
Bottled water
Tap water is not safe in most developing countries, so that means lots of bottled water. While it is a fraction of the price compared to places like the US and Europe, it still adds up, particularly when it's really hot.
Visas are something you should research long before leaving. Some you can take care of before leaving home, some you will have to purchase on the road. You will be shocked at the amount of money some countries charge for entrance (it's different for all nationalities). These can add up quickly.
Vaccinations are expensive. There's no way around it. Deciding on what's necessary or not is totally up to each individual, but some vaccinations are non-negotiable. Many countries won't even let you in without proof of certain vaccinations. Make sure you do your homework and get the right ones, and shop around because costs vary dramatically. If you are a traveling family, your needs will most likely be different as you probably won't be willing to take the same kind of risks with your kids as you would if you were a 22-year-old. Read the special Vaccinations for Traveling Families article for more information.
You may have to purchase a backpack, which is no small expense and one that you really don't want to go cheap on. Your back will thank you a few weeks into your trip. Travel specific clothing, while not necessary, can be really nice, but it can also be really expensive. It's not too difficult to spend $500-$1000 on pre-trip gear. Keep in mind that people wear clothes all over the world, and you will purchase clothes as you go, so there's no need to buy and pack for every single contingency.
Foreign transaction fees
Most cards, debit, credit, and ATM, charge foreign transaction fees on top of charging you to yank money out of an ATM. Check with your bank and shop around before leaving as some offer much better rates than others (Capital One is excellent for charging minimal foreign transaction fees).
Now that you have a general idea of what your trip may cost, you may start to freak out a bit. The next step will be figuring out how much you can save per month.
Costs of RTW Travel Checklist
- Research RTW plane tickets vs. buy as you go
- To estimate using a multi-stop, RTW plane ticket, plug your rough itinerary into Indie, BootsnAll's RTW Trip Planner and get a price
- To estimate buy as you go, check one way flights based on your rough itinerary. Factor in a cushion to be safe
- Think about accommodations – hostels vs. hotels, dorms vs. privates, and start researching costs
- Check out guidebooks, blogs, and other travel websites to get a per day food budget
- Factor in entertainment and activities to your budget. Don't forget to add in those large expenses like any guided tours you may take
- Research different countries overland travel options and websites. Many have schedules and costs, so get familiar with average costs for bus and train travel
- Don't forget your miscellaneous expenses. Remember costs like airport transport, local transport, laundry, bottled water, internet, visas, vaccinations, pre-trip gear, and foreign transaction fees. They all add up!


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that is a Virginia plate that is not considered south in america
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I see. I'm from New Hampshire, and most of us northerners count them as southern. I was born in Memphis, TN, though, but I don't know what people there think because I left at the age of two, so that was kind of useless to point out, so.... yeah


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What' up Fam, this is the voice of Cube
As you know, the Super Bowl went my way. Congrats to New Orleans and the Saints. But we don't have a team in L.A. and the Raiders aren't in it, so my happiness wore off pretty quick. Went to see the Lakers beat the Spurs last week without Kobe. I also heard he wasn't playing in the All-Star game...Is it worth watching now? Maybe. Depends on what I'm doing Sunday. Taking my wife away for the weekend. This week coming up is a busy one for ya' boy. 2 movie premieres, son's basketball game and my daughter's sweet 16 party. I got DJ Crazy Toones on the wheels of steel for her. She wants a 80's theme party. Right up our alley. The Golden Age of Hip-Hop, Prince, MJ & Vanity 6. Time to school the new school.
Speaking of MJ, MC Kalmron asked me how did I feel about Michael Jackson's death. I was in NY when I saw it come across the ticker; that he was rushed to the hospital. I was concerned but thought Mike needs to just take it easy. But when I heard he died, I kinda went numb. In shock. It was like a piece of my childhood died. As the facts came out, I was pissed off at his doctor for letting him pass away right under his nose. Didn't he know he was dealing with a man that was precious to this world? Dumb fuck! Then after a few days went by, I started realizing that Dr. Conrad Murray didn't kill Michael Jackson...we did. With all the jokes and stories, the laughing and pointing. Our criticism was the reason Mike was getting high on all that shit. He wanted our love and acceptance. We loved the music he produced but threw the man away. That's wack...
I'm just now trying to embrace the internet as a way to connect directly to my fam. Any ideas you have to make this site better is welcomed by me and my staff. We want to give you first dibs on everything new with me and my career. Make you a part of it. The worldwide Westside must come together to preserve the music we love. Gangsta Rap aka Street Knowledge has been under attack since the late 80's. In 1993, our major hip-hop outlets (MTV & BET) decided not to play hip-hop with a message anymore but to broadcast "escapizm." Hip-hop with no clear message. Just drinking, smoking, fucking and partying...and now we're stuck right here.
I was also asked by ya'll about my old group, DA LENCHMOB. We see each other from time to time at different events. The music business is not what it's cracked up to be, and if you don't have true love for it...you will quickly grow sour. I think the politics and pressures of the business was too much for everybody to stay together. Far as I know, I'm the only one still in the business. We all grew up and grew apart but there's no love lost. J-Dee writes me all the time. I was also asked about Hutch and ATL. When I first left N.W.A., Hutch took it real personal. But we got nothing but respect for each other today. We laugh about it when we see each other. Mack-10? He was way out of line a few years ago (family business). I don't fuck with dude no more. After 20 years in the game, nothing surprises me. Day by day the game gets dumber. I just focus on my fans nowadays. At the end of the day, that's all an artist has. His work and the people who appreciate it.
Answering more questions. Why don't I do more gangsta movies and dramas? I'm a victim of my own success. My comedies make money and that's what Hollywood comes at me with. Those are the movies I seem to get made before my dramatic scripts. I have them. I'd rather do dramas.
My old CD's on Priority Records? Buy them. Yes, I still get paid from those old records.
ESPN "Straight Outta L.A." doc.? Air date is sometimes in May. No NWA doc. on the schedule.
NWA movie? Trying to put it together with Tameka Wright's company. Trying to get a script together.
Shots out to: Slovakia & Boston...
Keep It Gangsta,
You may see an angel once a lifetimefor angels they are hard to findBut the human angel he is ongoingalways leaving legacy's behindhe closed his eyes angels above himlistening to him as he saidheaven above us,earth below usand with that he diedTrue when I think about you I crybut that is all an earthly angel can dowhen I think of what you meant to meand what you pulled me throughso even though these tears are runninknow that I am thanking God for youfor you may see an angel once a lifetimeand never see one again your whole life throughmy sweet angel the one I lost(R.I.P-Lucky,Eric,Ruthless11523,Docznposse,mysonCarter,a few other Whooriders we lost along the way)is eternal now through and throughand if your real quiet and listen,stilland it has to be the Lord's sweet willyou'll hear a choir of angels singingfor the earthly angel that made it throughThe next time I cross the river JordanI will be looking for youfor you may see an angel once a lifetimeand I had been blessed with you. written for the ones that have fallen,may their names be carried on........Rest In Peace E,,,,,,,,,11523
I never thought I'd see my best friend cry over a singer but I did,my kids ,my sister.............damn my whole world was rocked by your death.....................
sunsets in reality and thier beautiful
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gently softly he arrives
and he is happy that he is home
singing with the angels now
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and he is at peace and that is a first
Rest In Peace Michael stay as beautiful as you are !!!!!!!!!!!
hey check it out,I used to talk to you in cubes chat..........
so did you get that letter I sent to Ren,Dre,You and DJ Yella?It would be nice if you told me what you thought of my poetry...........
can I put one up here?I will be back in a minute with one.....
and the song true colors is up because I saw that in MJ
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Oil or natural gas? Solar or wind? Or none of these? When it comes to heating (and cooling) your home, the best choice could be sitting right under your feet.
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On a chilly winter day, retired psychoanalyst Harold Clark, 84, tall, bespectacled, with a snow-white shock of hair, pulled open a utility closet door to show me a device he calls his "pride and joy." As world-changing technologies go, it sure didn't look like much: a trim steel box, standard ductwork lacing through joists overhead. But at the moment it was snuggly heating Clark's house, a sprawling 2,500-square-foot, high-windowed modern affair.
A dozen miles away but on a sweltering summer day, organic farmer Jim Brandt, 46, hair buzzed into a brush-cut, wearing calf-long denims and dust-caked boots, met me by his roadside produce stand in rural southern New Jersey, and said, "Let's get out of the heat." Moments later we were in his cellar, inspecting a device that looked much like Clark's gadget, although in this case it was efficiently cooling Brandt's 1,200-square-foot, 1920s farmhouse on this steam-bath day.
The two men might seem from disparate worlds, but both happen to pay uncommon attention to issues like energy efficiency and reducing their carbon-emission footprints. For them the geothermal heat pump—a system capable of tapping into the earth's ability to store warmth underground—is king when it comes to heating and cooling their castles.
Persuaded by an increasing body of scientific evidence and personal testimonies, a growing number of consumers are beginning to come to the same conclusion. Some would say it's about time. Seventeen years ago a report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency identified geothermal heat pumps as "the most energy-efficient, environmentally clean, and cost-effective space conditioning systems available." In 2000 the agency's State and Local Climate Change Program reaffirmed that geothermal heat pump technology can reduce home heating and cooling bills by as much as "30 to 40 percent." That could mean a savings of $450 to $600 annually even on bills that would otherwise run to a relatively moderate $1,500. And perhaps even more when a system replaces very old, inefficient equipment. (The term geothermal can lead to confusion. It is also used to describe unrelated technologies, including those that draw steam from very deep underground to drive electric power plants, and have nothing to do with heating and cooling buildings using the very real, if less dramatic, thermal advantages of the earth just a few feet down.)
Hot spots for home geothermal heat pump installations have emerged nationwide. There's a geothermal system heating and cooling a certain ranch in Crawford, Texas, owned by a recent White House resident. Yes, oil man George W. Bush heats and cools his homestead with one. This puts the former president's house in the company of such environmental buildings as the Greenwich Audubon Center in Connecticut and the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center in Milwaukee, which have incorporated the energy-saving technology into their green buildings.
The geothermal heat pump industry is aiming to grab a third of the U.S. heating and cooling market by 2030. The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that its most recently compiled data, for the year 2008, showed that despite the recession manufacturers shipped more than 121,000 geothermal heat pumps, a 40 percent increase over the 2007 total of 86,000 and nearly double the shipments in 2006. That exponential rate might not continue until unemployment improves. But the Obama administration's promise to make major investments in renewable energy could help inflame any smoldering market: The 2009 federal stimulus package included a whopping 30 percent federal tax credit on geothermal systems that meet the EPA's Energy Star standard, with no cap on credit size.
Geothermal heating and cooling works like the more familiar "heat pump" you rely on every day: your refrigerator. A fridge captures unwanted heat in its interior and transfers it to the coils on its backside (which is why they feel warm to the touch). The process uses energy to overcome a paradox: heat naturally moves toward cold. The cold fridge must remove heat by pumping it "uphill" back into the warmer kitchen, using a special compound called a refrigerant along with energy (electricity powering a compressor) to perform this magic.
An air conditioner uses the very same principle, cooling rooms by pumping heat "uphill" to the hot outdoors. Some buildings are both heated and cooled by a two-way version of an air conditioner called an air-to-air heat pump that also warms the interior in winter by scavenging heat from chilly outdoor winter air (yes, there's heat in cold air) and pumping it indoors. (These systems tend to be most cost effective in climates with mild winters.)
Amplify this concept even further so that the system interacts with the heat energy stored a few feet below the earth's surface, and you have a geothermal heat pump. On this scale, the heat pump circulates a fluid (usually water, possibly mixed with a bit of antifreeze) below ground level, where the earth in most of the United States remains a near-constant 55 to 75 degrees. That flattens the enormous hill created by large temperature differences that the pump would otherwise have to overcome.
Consider this: When it's 100 degrees outdoors, it's still just 60 or so degrees underground. It takes far less energy to move heat from a building into that cooler environment than into sweltering 100-degree summer air. And it's more efficient to pump heat from the same 60-degree underground environment than from cold winter air. In fact, the heat transfer is so effective that geothermal is almost always more energy efficient than conventional heating and cooling systems using fossil fuels or electricity.
These systems also tend to be long-lived. The heat pump often lasts 25 years or more, subject neither to the wear from a furnace's flames nor the weathering suffered by an outdoor A/C compressor unit. The durable plastic piping typically used to move water through the outdoor "ground loop" should last at least a half-century.
The hitch: Installing the ground loop means drilling or trenching, so geothermal costs more up front. Currently the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that an installed three-ton capacity geothermal system for a "typical" house (think three bedrooms, mid-latitude) might run about $7,500, versus about $4,000 for a conventional one. In the real world, expect costs for systems to vary widely based on a host of factors, including regional climate, soil types, and local labor costs.
Harold Clark's system for a larger, high-ceilinged house totaled $12,000. But he points out that he chose top-of-the-line equipment, with no apples-to-apples comparison bids for a similar conventional system. Farmer Jim Brandt's system initially cost him almost nothing; he scrounged up an old used heat pump and installed it himself. When it later broke down, he replaced it with a new pump, about $6,000, installed.
Both Clark and Brandt say they're satisfied they're getting the sorts of major efficiency gains cited by EPA research. But it's difficult for either to be precise because, like many energy-efficiency enthusiasts, they've gone on multifaceted crusades, such as adding solar photovoltaic panels, solar hot water panels (to help heat a pool, in Clark's case), and, on Brandt's farm, windmills and more. Clark says his best guess is that the geothermal system alone has been saving him "conservatively $2,000 a year." To compound matters further, Clark says he actually netted a positive $1,500 last year on electricity, thanks largely to generous solar renewable energy credits in New Jersey. Brandt happily just points to an average monthly total electric bill of $135 for heating, cooling, and providing power to the house and farm. (That includes his wood and welding shops, as well as commercial refrigerators he added since the heat pump went in.)
The bottom line is that although circumstances vary, formal studies from outfits like the EPA and the U.S. Department of Energy show that geothermal heat pumps can often fully recover their extra costs in several years, rewarding homeowners with energy savings for years afterward. If rolled into a long-term mortgage, they can provide an immediate financial gain, with energy savings easily overcoming higher mortgage payments. The federal 30 percent tax incentive makes the economics even more attractive.
By sending water, or a water-antifreee mix, through networks of horizontal pipes or vertical boreholes, geothermal heat pump systems exchange heat with the earth. Some systems use well water, returning it to the gorund with a second well. In the house, a heat pump helps transport heat energy into the building in winter and out in summer. The best way to know if geothermal will work for you is to consult with qualified professionals, including engineers if necessary, and to get bids fom experienced installers. Go to the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. An Additional directory can be found at Geoexchange.
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One of the first Americans to experiment with geothermal heat pump technology was an inventor named Robert C. Webber, back in the 1940s. His interest was sparked by almost burning his hand on the back of a freezer, after fiddling with dropping its interior temperature. That idea led to others, and soon he was exchanging heat with the ground outside, using the rejiggered freezer to help heat his house. Although scattered ground-linked heat pump systems appeared here and there during the 1950s and 1960s, it wasn't until the energy crisis of the 1970s that the idea began to catch on much at all.
The technology has come a long way since Webber's early trials, but homeowners considering it have much to ponder. Installations make the most economic sense when old equipment is already being replaced, or for new construction. Other variables are myriad. Some homes use a heat pump add-on device called a desuperheater to help heat their domestic water supply, saving energy and money. Economics also vary by building size and style. For effective heat transfer, ground loops in some soils must be larger than in others. If conditions are right, water drawn up a well from an aquifer can economically be used for the ground loop, but that typically does mean drilling a second well to return water to the earth. Technically, a geothermal system can be installed in any region of the country, including in urban areas (boreholes can even be drilled under a driveway). But because of the multitude of variables, homeowners need an evaluation from a knowledgeable contractor. (A good contractor will tell you that it makes bang-for-the-buck sense to first caulk, weatherstrip, and insulate to reduce demand and system size.)
Widely adopted, the technology could be a windfall for efforts to abate climate change. The International Ground Source Heat Pump Association, a nonprofit advocacy, analysis, and training group, reports that even with growing numbers of installations, only about two percent of U.S. homes currently use the technology. Still, the association notes, existing systems are already eliminating as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as would be eliminated by taking 650,000 automobiles off the road.
On the flat coastal plain of southern New Jersey near Atlantic City, geothermal has caught on in a big way, nowhere more than in the little colonial-era town called Port Republic, a pretty burg with only about 1,000 houses.
One sunny winter day Mike Turner and Gary Brill took me on a tour. Turner, owner of a local geothermal business, Mill Pond Mechanical, and Brill, who manages it, pointed at houses, this way and that, as we rolled through Port Republic's newer cul-de-sacs and down its old streets and lanes. "New installation here, new installation there. And that one's a retrofit," says Brill, ticking off three two-story houses, side by side.
"We did this whole row here back in the '90s," says Turner, jabbing a finger at a line of modest ranch houses on one road. "And this whole cul-de-sac," he adds as we wheel past a dozen large new houses.
Altogether, about one-third of all the houses in Port Republic are heated and cooled geothermally. Although there's no national scorecard, it may be the municipality with the highest sheer concentration of the technology in the United States. Turner says the best advertising came from neighborly word of mouth: "People at a backyard barbecue bragging to their neighbors: 'Hey, I put in a geothermal system. You won't believe how much I'm saving on heating and cooling.' "
Jim Brandt, whose farm lies not far from the Port Republic boundary, has reasons beyond saving money. A friend once asked him why he's spent so much in upfront costs for alternative energy around the farm: the geothermal, the solar, the windmill spinning in a nearby field. (He's even been known to scoot around the place on a solar-powered three-wheeler he built.)
Brandt likens his passion for energy improvements to the upfront and ongoing costs of any hobby. He told his friend, an avid angler, "I did it for the same reason you spent money on a boat, and the trailer to haul the boat, and all that fishing gear to catch something you can buy in a supermarket for five dollars a pound. Less pollution makes me happy."
Jon R. Luoma is a longtime Audubon contributing editor. He lives in New Jersey.
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State agents have been asked to help with a suspicious death investigation in Sayre.
Jacob Trevathan, 27, was found dead inside a relative's apartment in the 500 block of North Fifth Street, according to an alert from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
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Sharing a love of rhythm and blues, country and rock'n'roll, 'Tom Jones & Jools Holland' is a collection of some of the greatest songs the genres have to offer mixed with some brand new tracks, all performed with the exuberant power and spontaneous enthusiasm that only a pairing of this kind could produce. 'Tom Jones & Jools Holland' is a barrage of timeless tracks, with Howlin' Wolf's "200lbs Of Heavenly Joy" kick starting a campaign of classics. "Good Morning Blues/One O'Clock Jump", "My Babe", "Who Will The Next Fool Be" and the classic "Hanging My Heart Up For You" add to the mix and offer the most intimate insight into the influences that have formed two of the UK's greatest ever performers. Release Date: 27/09/2005
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This year's tax return could play a key role in your health insurance coverage starting next year.
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Aid for health insurance cost to come in form of tax creditFor a family of four, that means those earning between $23,000 and $92,000 in 2012 would be eligible for a subsidy, which would come in the form of a tax credit, says Cigna spokesman Joseph Mondy. About 19 million people who purchase health insurance through a state exchange are expected to be eligible for a subsidy. "This is a wide-sweeping change for the middle class," Sutton says. Each state must have an exchange in place by October and start enrolling clients at that time. Some states will set up their own exchanges; in other cases the federal government will run the state exchanges.
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The SCEDC has compiled all available historic seismic data holdings in southern California to create a single-source for online access to southern California earthquake data. The catalog goes back to the beginning of routine seismological operations by the Caltech Seismological Laboratory in 1932.
Today the catalog is stored in a central relational database which allows updates made by the SCSN and its analysts to be immediately visible to the user.
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