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Given the lack of support for 3e when compared to it's 40K siblings it seems strange that fans of WFRP have had such meagre scraps released and with the re-release of WFRP 2e, are FFG doing a WotC style backtrack to the earlier more popular version?
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Casey Hudson, probably best known as the executive producer of the Mass Effect Trilogy, has left Bioware after 16 years with the studio.
In a letter posted publicly by Bioware, Hudson said he wanted to "take a much needed break, get perspective on what I really want to do with the next phase of my life, and eventually, take on a new set of challenges."
The mighty Mako will return in the next Mass Effect game
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According to Shadow Broker sources from inside BioWare, the next Mass Effect in the works will be traversing the stars sometime next spring. They said to be sure and play the trilogy before then.
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Next Mass Effect game in a playable state, 'fresh yet recognisable' according to developer
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The 44-year-old singer said she follows a strict diet and exercise regime to maintain her slender frame.
She also admitted that she is not disciplined with her exercise routine and prefers to do activities she enjoys to get her moving, News.com.au reported.
"I do Pilates. And when I''m staying in a hotel sometimes go to the gym. But I don''t overdo it," Minogue confessed to British magazine Star.
"I wish I was one of those women who do their exercises first thing in the morning, or run straight to the fitness studio as soon as they get up. But unfortunately I''m just not that disciplined! I like to go snowboarding in winter."
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I'm getting weaker by the hour
All the time you stay away
I'm so in alone I feel so lonely
Here on my own I've lost my way
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Lost in the absence of your precious kiss
Why do I feel this pain
Loves just a dangerous game
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What do I have to do
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I'm getting weaker by the hour
Do you hear me when I say
But the feeling still remains
And the embers feed the flame
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I couldn't get for myself
I have needs as much as any man
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I can still have a true heart
With a free mind
A good life
With a good time
But what is love
Without the finer feelings
It's just sex
Without the sexual healing
Passion dies
Without some tender meanings
It ain't love
Without the finer feelings
I get passionate
Just like you
But I have a little self-control
You just show your selfish attitude
Your emotion leaves me cold
The finer, the finer
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The West Bolivar Eagles delivered another dominating performance by defeating the John F. Kennedy Hornets in Region 3-2A action Tuesday evening at Rosedale.
West Bolivar improved to 9-2 with a perfect 4-0 mark in the region. Dequadereck Rick led the Eagles with 13 points, five rebounds and four steals, followed by Ladarius Shavers with eight points and six rebounds and Larry Walker with eight points.
West Bolivar will host Coahoma County on Friday in Rosedale, while JFK will host West Tallahatchie on Friday in Mound Bayou.
JFK Girls 39, West Bolivar 23
The John F. Kennedy Lady Hornets dominated the West Bolivar High School Lady Eagles Tuesday night in Rosedale.
West Bolivar's record fell to 5-6.
Kalesha Williams scored seven points and dished out three assists with three steals and two blocks to lead the Lady Eagles.
West Bolivar will host Coahoma County on Friday in Rosedale, while JFK will host West Tallahatchie on Friday in Mound Bayou.
Delta Girls 39, Bayou 33
The Bayou Academy Colts came up a little short against the Delta Academy Lady Raiders Monday night in Marks.
Caroline Salley scored nine points to lead the Colts, followed by Carley Peden with eight points and Anna Grace Cummins and Taylor Ann Bailey with six points each.
Bayou will travel to Marvell, Ark. to play Marvell Academy on Friday.
JFK Jr. Boys 34, West Bolivar 24
The John F. Kennedy Junior High Hornets defeated the West Bolivar Junior High Eagles Tuesday evening.
Khalih Strickland scored 11 points to lead the Hornets, followed by Jarian Young and Kentrell Starks with eight points each.
Shaw Boys 53, Cleveland 45
The Shaw High School Hawks earned another win by defeating the Cleveland High School Wildcats Monday at the Margaret Wade Gymnasium.
The Hawks stretched their winning streak to three games and improved to 6-3, while Cleveland fell to 5-6.
Malik Walker scored 13 points, pulled down six rebounds and recorded three steals to lead the Hawks, followed by Ledavious Rice with 11 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals and Jermaquis Stimage with 11 points, five steals and four rebounds, Zedric Bass with eight points, three blocked shots and two steals and Octavius Stimage with five points, five steals, four rebounds and three assists.
Mike Smith led the Wildcats with 12 points, 10 rebounds and two steals, followed by Reggie Foster with nine points and five rebounds, Vaughnte Dorsey with eight points and four rebounds and Jason Young with six points, seven rebounds and two steals.
Shaw is scheduled to travel to Benoit on Wednesday, while Cleveland is set to host Yazoo County on Monday.
Bayou Boys, 66 Delta 63
The Bayou Academy Colts edged out the Delta Academy Raiders Monday night in Marks.
Bayou improved to 8-2. Tyler Kitchings led Bayou with 18 points, followed by Michael Portner with 17 points, Caleb Pilgrim with 15 points and Chantz Arbuckle with 14 points.
Bayou will return to action on Friday when the team hits the road to take on Marvell Academy in Marvell, Ark.
Shaw Boys 52, East Side 43
The Shaw High School Hawks defeated the East Side Trojans Saturday night at the D.M. Smith Gymnasium.
Jermarquis Stimage led the Hawks with 18 points, followed by Malik Walker with 14 points, eight rebounds and two steals, Zedric Bass with eight points, six rebounds and two steals, Octavius Stimmage with five points, eight rebounds and two steals and Ledavious Rice with six points, six rebounds and two steals.
Jon Paul Davis with 13 points and 17 rebounds.
East Side (4-3) will host Gentry in Cleveland on Saturday.
West Bolivar Boys 62, Ray Brooks 15
The West Bolivar Eagles made it five games in a row Saturday with the blowout win over the Ray Brooks Tigers.
The Eagles improved to 8-2.
The Eagles' defense was on point as they held the Tigers to just two points in the first half as they held a 42-2 lead at halftime.
Willie Jones and Ladarius Tucker led West Bolivar with 11 points each, Terrance Johnson and Deguadereck Rice scored nine points each.
Syderrick Maiten led the Tigers with five points.
West Bolivar will host John F. Kennedy tonight and Ray Brooks will play O'Bannon in Benoit tonight.
Cleveland Girls 81, Shaw 31
McKinnon Skeen had a great night on the court as she scored 35 points to lead the Cleveland High School Lady Wildcats to a victory over the Shaw High School Lady Hawks Monday night at the Margaret Wade Gymnasium.
On the night, Skeen was 7-of-11 from 3-point land and 11-of-22 overall in the field. Skeen also had six rebounds, a blocked shot and a steal.
Cleveland improved to 9-3, while Shaw fell to 2-7.
Chelsea Heffner aided the Lady Wildcats with 15 points and three steals, followed by Brittany Thigpen with nine points, five rebounds, for assists and three steals.
Cleveland will be back in action on Monday to play Yazoo County
East Side Girls 44, Shaw 22
The East Side Trojanettes doubled up on the Shaw High School Lady Hawks Saturday night at the D.M. Smith Gymnasium.
East Side improved to 6-1. LaShyra Cotton scored 15 points, pulled down four rebounds and recorded two steals to lead the Trojanettes, followed by Carvacier Sanders with 12 points, four rebounds , steals and two assists and Errica Blair with seven points, eight rebounds and three steals and Lashawn Palmer with seven rebounds.
East Side will host Gentry in Cleveland on Saturday.
Pontotoc 80 Girls, CHS 44
The Pontotoc Lady Warriors cruised past the Cleveland High School Wildcats at Pontotoc Saturday.
McKinnon Skeen scored 14 points to lead the Lady Wildcats, followed by Lauren Ashley Collins with six points and 12 rebounds and Tonidra Blair with five points and nine rebounds.
West Bolivar Girls 54, Ray Brooks 32
The West Bolivar Lady Eagles improved to 5-5 on the year with the win over the Ray Brooks Lady Tigers Saturday.
The Lady Tigers fell to 6-5 on the year.
The Lady Eagles got off to a good start and held a 29-11 lead at half time.
Kalesha Williams led West Bolivar with 10 points and six steals, followed by Desting Graham and Ashley Cooper with nine points and 10 rebounds each and Shavontae Johnson and Deaundria Smith scored nine points each.
Taraneisha Young led Ray Brooks with 20 points, followed by Markelia Cross with 10 points.
West Bolivar will host JFK tonight and Ray Brooks will play O'Bannon in Benoit tonight.
MGJH Boys 37, McEvans 26
The Margaret Green Junior High Wildcats earned another win against the McEvans School Warriors Monday night.
William Midlick led the Wildcats 14 points, followed by Quintiyus Causey with eight points.
MGJH will return to action on Monday to play John F. Kennedy in Cleveland.
Delta Jr. Boys 54, Bayou 37
The Delta Academy Junior High Raiders defeated the Bayou Academy Colts Monday night in Marks.
Nat Jones led the Colts with 18 points, followed by Josh Willingham and Turner Davis with eight points each.
McEvans Girls 35, MGJH 17
The McEvans School Lady Warriors cruised past the Margaret Green Junior High Lady Wildcats Monday night at the Margaret Wade Gymnasium.
Ella Mae Brown led the Lady Wildcats with six points, followed by Devan Bastari scored five points.
MGJH will return to action on Monday to play John F. Kennedy in Cleveland.
Delta Jr. Girls 40, Bayou 27
The Bayou Academy Junior High Lady Colts suffered a defeat at the hands of the Delta Academy Junior High Lady Raiders Monday night in Marks.
Bayou fell to 9-4. Carley Peden led the Lady Colts with 10 points, followed by Kamryn Otts with six and Ashley Vickers with four points.


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(10-05-2012 10:00 PM)spazmatastic Wrote: Got you added too.
(10-06-2012 10:46 AM)sfreinker Wrote: Thanks! Love the 48 cards. Think he'll get #6?
(10-07-2012 12:39 AM)spazmatastic Wrote: Thank you! And Yes I do! He is sitting in the perfect spot to collect a 6th Championship Trophy. BK isn't quite experienced enough to continue to run the way he has in the 1st three races, & Denny is sure to have a mechanical failure or mental meltdown at some point in the Chase to nearly end his chance. JJ is gonna win his 6th title. I am calling it now, right before the game-changer that is Talladega Superspeedway. I posted it on the Racing forum yesterday. My dark horse in the title chase is Kasey Kahne. He was my dark horse BEFORE he won the pole for Sundays race. As for my signature pic, you weren't around back then BUT, it took me almost 2 years to get my hands on that 'S'. It only has 50 copies and it took SOOOOO long to actually win one in an auction. I had a sig. that looks the same but had me begging for the 'S' for about 8-10 months. I am still planning to build a frame to display all 7 cards in that order, but it keeps ending up on the back burner. Any other longtime members can verify that I was looking for that 'S' for a very long time.
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Playing small ball in Fenway on a regular basis is moronic. A few steals by high % SB guys is OK, but no sac bunting please.
You play for 2B, BB's and the weak underbelly bullpen of your opponent.
6/27/09: We expect [Rondo] to play by the rules and be a leader as a point guard. We need him to be more of a leader, Ainge said. There were just a couple situations where he was late this year, I dont know if he was sitting in his car, but showed up late and the rest of the team was there. We have team rules and you have to be on time. He was fined for being late, he said he was stuck in traffic, and its just unacceptable.
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Proud to be PSD's Chris Kelly!The Chris Kelly Watch: 3 G /0 A/ 3 Pts / 2 +/-
He went to the top self where Momma keeps the Peanut Butter & Where i hid the Porno's
Any news on when Victorino's (Napoli as well) press conference is?
I heard Napoli's may be Friday. Not sure about Victorino.
Time to trade Ellsbury/Iglesis/Bentz/Ranaudo for King Felix
King Felix
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Drew(i wish)/any SS you can find to fill a 1 year void until Boagarts is here
Thats a very good team. Maybe not WS but deffently a team that id want to watch. Even better if we trade and grab Hamilton Give kalish more time in AAA
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That's cute but that would not even come close to getting it done. King Felix won't be traded, especially for a package as awful as that.
Yes, the teams I root for determine how smart I am. Great point.
Good Lord posts like this are the reason why this forum sucks.
Guys can you type in pictures rather than words? I'm not sure I can grasp all the sentences you're putting together. I mean in all fairness I do like Cleveland teams.
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I never liked that the dragon tokens negate the effects on the space they are placed on, and i feel it kind of makes the game unnecessarily longer. so i usually don't play with the Dragon expansion. i play with the characters it came with but none of the dragon cards or tokens.
Anyone else not play with it? or what do you think of the Dragon Expansion in general?


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This silence would break when he in time received news of his father's death: He wept bitterly. The boy, largely ignored by his mother, died of the Habsburgs' disease, tuberculosis, at the age of 21.
But his story does not end there. "Marie Louise's sister-in-law, the Archduchess Sophie, had a great sentiment for him," a scholar told me. "There were rumors. Peo¬ple said he was the father of her children, Maximilian of Mexico, the Emperor Franz Josef. Her husband was a very modest fig¬ure; the boy, very handsome."
THE MARRIAGE to Marie Louise marked a turning point in Napo¬leon's fortunes. Historian Owen Connelly told me: "In a way, Marie Louise killed him. Before, everybody—even Josephine—had been compartmental¬ized. But Marie Louise made him so happy that he lost the compulsion to work."
The preeminent French Napoleonic scholar, Jean Tulard of the Sorbonne, said: "He was a realist, except for his women. After his marriage with Marie Louise, he was blinded by his love and did not think any more. He felt everything was working, he believed in his destiny.
"He was physically worn out, distem¬pered. He used to take very hot baths. Too much l' amour. He did not go to Spain, where he was needed, not because he was afraid but because he was unsure. And he was with Marie Louise, and she was more pleasant than the Spanish."
The tough, scrawny Corsican boy, ridden with ambition, given to pouring out his feel¬ings to a woman he loved, had vanished; in his place was a paunchy, middle-aged man.
Poor Josephine: When he had loved her, she had been unfaithful; when he decided to leave her, she tried to cling to him. At Mal¬maison, their country house outside Paris, her bedroom bespeaks that divorce. "Be¬fore," curator Gerard Hubert said, "it was rectangular and decorated with frescoes; after the divorce she used fabrics to cover over the frescoes and make the room round.
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(07-06-2012 10:31 AM)mickey7mantle7 Wrote: Since he's the new Houston Rocket point guard, pretty sure his stock will plummet. How many times have we seen this? If he never played in New York, his new contract wouldn't even exist. 4yr/28.4m...now that's Linsanity!
(07-06-2012 12:39 PM)joe callahan13 Wrote: Also- his stock would plummet in Houston?!? Disagree. I think Houston would be the best place for his "stock". Yao out, Lin in. It is a marketing move more than a basketball move, in my opinion. A brilliant marketing move, but a marketing move all the same.
(07-06-2012 01:30 PM)aarhart1985 Wrote: i think his stock will drop a lot when people realise the kid really isnt that good! He was on a hot streak and ESPN was marketing the heck out of him..He blew up in just 2 weeks then BOOM injury and not to be heard from again.I think his market value will drop off drastically no matter where he plays! Now he has some added pressure with the new structure of his contract,With pressure of having something to prove i simply don't see it with this kid...It was a heck of a 2-3 week run he was on and ESPN made sure we got to see every shot and assist,but stick a fork in his card hype!That got topped out already nowhere to go but down from here on out. i may be wrong but i am going with my gut and what i have seen from him as a player


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London 2012: the science games?
The Olympics are a public engagement tool for scientists, says Joanna Carpenter.
The poster on the bus said 'Tilt at 46 degrees, you're a hero. Tilt at 47, it's game over.' I'm sitting in the historic Faraday lecture theatre at the Royal Institution in London, riveted by the guy from the poster – British wheelchair basketball squad member Tyler Saunders – demonstrating the difference.
The Olympics are a public engagement tool for scientists, says Joanna Carpenter.
The poster on the bus said 'Tilt at 46 degrees, you're a hero. Tilt at 47, it's game over.' I'm sitting in the historic Faraday lecture theatre at the Royal Institution in London, riveted by the guy from the poster – British wheelchair basketball squad member Tyler Saunders – demonstrating the difference.
As Tyler sprawls on the floor after overtilting his chair in pursuit of the ball, coach Colin Price, himself an Olympic silver medal winner, explains: 'If you fall out of your wheelchair, you're lying on the floor and people are playing basketball around you. You don't wait - you've got to get back into the game.' Two seconds later, Tyler has righted himself and is ready to shoot ball again.
Ubiquitous appeal?
'I've always thought that because sport has a got a fairly ubiquitous appeal you can use it as a fantastic hook to talk about physics and engineering and technology,' David James, senior lecturer at the Centre for Sports Engineering Research at Sheffield Hallam University, tells me later. James is taking part in the Cutting Edge 2012 series of sports and science events organised and funded by Research Councils UK (RCUK) with a range of partners.
In the run-up to the Olympics, there's a wealth of initiatives making use of sport to promote a range of sciences, including sports science and others. The Wellcome Trust, The Royal Society, the Royal Institution, the Scottish Government, the Institute of Physics, the Physiological Society, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and GlaxoSmithKline are just some of the big names putting money into programmes to build public engagement with science through sport.
Doping and analytical chemistry
Mark Gadd helped organise the Olympics- and Paralympics–inspired Scientists in Sport programme. Participating school students attend university open days, test samples for banned drugs and debate ethical issues around doping. The programme aims to inspire school children to study science beyond school and to consider a career in science. Gadd is confident it's effective, despite it not being possible to measure an impact on university applications. 'We do collect and evaluate feedback from all events, and also run simple visual evaluations to measure attitude changes. For example, students hold up a red cross or green tick in response to a question such as "Have you ever considered a science career?" and we take a photo; the question is repeated at the end of the day. The shift from red to green is usually pretty impressive!' he told me.
In addition to evaluations of the events themselves, a key output will be the audience poll results. James will present a report on the public's views on sports technology to the Research Councils, to feed into their decisions about research funding. 'I want to understand why some technologies are good, and they're permitted, and other technologies are bad, and they're taken away. Why is doping actually so bad? What are the issues here?' he asks.
Price was surprised at the results of an audience poll around the use of novel technologies in sports equipment: 'People [said they] wanted parity for everybody [in competitions]… I think the problem with that is that there wouldn't be much innovation,' he tells me.
'Over the last thirty years, wheelchairs have developed more than they had over the previous fifty,' he says.
With older wheelchairs, Price explains, if you fell over you would likely smash your head and/or be stranded on the floor until a team-mate helped you up. Innovation in wheelchair design is what helped Tyler to right himself. And that certainly grabbed my attention.
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AURORA, Mo. -- People hope plans to quiet trains in one Ozarks community stay on track. In Aurora, the Missouri Department of Transportation has partnered with Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railway and the Missouri Northern Arkansas Railroad to improve the train system.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Millions of European Jews were released from the deadliest concentration camp in the Nazi Germany era 70 years ago today.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A prior sex offender pleaded guilty in a Springfield federal court Tuesday for sexually abusing five child victims in the Philippines.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri State Highway Patrol will begin school bus inspections in the near future.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- The Arkansas unemployment rate has dropped for the fourth straight month.
BENTONVILLE, Ark. - As the Northeast digs out from the heavy winter storm this week, northwest Arkansas is responding as well.
HERMITAGE, Mo. - Operators at Pomme de Terre Lake will attack an invasive species of mussels recently discovered there by dropping the lake level by three feet in the next few days.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Governor Jay Nixon said Monday he wants to help Missouri's veterans by reducing the wait list at the state's veterans' homes.
GREENE COUNTY, Mo. -- Firefighters find the house engulfed in flames when they get there.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Drivers in states across the country have been told to have their recalled Takata airbags replaced, but the fix could take a while.
The Springfield police department grapples with the shooting of one of it's officers - while the officer recovers from serious injuries. It may take awhile to get millions of Takata airbags replaced. And Mercy's new top doc talks about changes in the hospital industry. Here's your morning Quick Cast - plus the forecast!
MILWAUKEE -- Some air passengers made it out of the northeast just before the storm hit Monday. One of the last flights out of New York arrived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
JOPLIN, Mo. -- The City of Joplin's status with Master Developer Wallace-Bajjali is unknown after learning both heads of the company have resigned. Bajjali helped design rebuilding plans following the 2011 tornado.
For about an hour this morning, humans across the world were briefly forced to interact with each other in person.
NEW YORK -- Manhattan is a ghost town. The Boston Common is buried in white. The New England coastline is being whipped by near hurricane-force winds and waves. Welcome to the blizzard of 2015.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Springfield's biggest employer has a new leader at the helm, and he spoke with KOLR 10 News on Monday night about Mercy's recent moves and how he hopes to move the region's health system forward.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The shooting of a police officer strikes especially hard for fellow officers, who continue to protect the streets.
CBSNews -- Complaints from consumers about scams involving crooks posing as IRS officials rose more than 2,300 percent in 2014, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – An elevated water tank at Chesterfield Park and three park lease extensions were approved during Monday night's City Council meeting.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – On Monday, Governor Jay Nixon announced plans to complete $14.5 million in repairs and renovations to state veterans' homes and the construction of a new one.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Southwest Missouri is a leader statewide when it comes to getting people signed up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
BRANSON, Mo. - Income tax season is upon us, and if filing is not at the top of your to do list chances are it soon will be.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Weather on the East Coast is affecting the airport here in Springfield.
NIXA, Mo. – Greene County Circuit Judge Calvin Holden has been appointed to preside over the second-degree murder case of a man charged in the fatal stabbing of a teenager in Nixa last year.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams has released more information on the shooting of an officer in the early morning hours Monday.
CBSNews -- When it comes to income inequality in America, not all states are created equal.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Office of State Auditor Tom Schweich says Missouri has too many planes and doesn't track their use well enough.
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A conspiracy theory about Adrian Dix and the B.C. film industry
Occasionally, the highest compliment a journalist can receive is to be called a conspiracy theorist.
This epithet can actually suggest that the reporter or columnist is probing possibilities that the rest of the pack hasn't considered.
In that spirit, I'm going to lay out some of my thoughts about B.C. NDP Leader Adrian Dix's approach to the B.C. film industry.
This morning, I heard Dix say on The Bill Good Show that his recent trip to Hollywood was prepared months ago.
It makes sense because an opposition politician probably can't fly into Los Angeles on short notice and obtain meetings with top executives at Disney, 20th Century Fox, and Warner Bros. This takes planning.
According to Dix, it was a coincidence that his trip occurred just after thousands of film-industry workers and their families held a town-hall meeting at North Shore Studios. This was to press the B.C. government to save their jobs.
A week earlier, the NDP candidate in Vancouver–False Creek, Matt Toner, wrote a commentary on Straight.com condemning the B.C. Liberal government for its "indifference" to the film industry.
"Adrian Dix, on the other hand, clearly understands the importance of creativity and innovation as a path to our province's future," Toner stated. "And the way we get there is by taking a series of measured steps that engage the industry and the people working in it."
Toner, a digital-media producer and economist, surprised many by narrowly defeating Vancouver park commissioner Constance Barnes for the NDP nomination.
Where's the conspiracy theory?
Try this on for size:
• The B.C. NDP decided a long time ago that it needed to boost its street cred on business issues.
• The problem facing the B.C. NDP is that most industry leaders are strongly in the camp of the B.C. Liberals, particularly in the resource, retail, real estate, and financial-services sectors. There are no third-party endorsers for the NDP at the B.C. Mining Association, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, the Urban Development Institute, or the Canadian Bankers Association.
• The film and digital-media industries, on the other hand, are not so firmly ensconsed in the B.C. Liberal universe. And the film industry, in particular, is highly unionized, making its workforce a natural ally of the B.C. NDP.
• For years, people in these industries have been grumbling about how B.C. is losing film productions to Ontario, and how Quebec is undermining our video-game sector with generous tax breaks. This provided the B.C. NDP with an opportunity.
• The B.C. NDP solution: nominate a candidate who can speak to these issues with some business credentials. And then hammer away on this up to the election to make the B.C. Liberals look like economic incompetents.
• Because the film and digital-media industries both offer good visuals, a campaign around saving people's jobs would generate plenty of coverage on TV newscasts with massive audiences. Because these are largely urban-based industries, they're within easy reach of the major provincial media, who could be relied on to deliver a series of stories.
• Book a trip to Hollywood for B.C. NDP Leader Adrian Dix. And get the producers and unions to raise hell with a huge rally just before the premier-in-waiting returns to Vancouver.
Constance Barnes didn't fit into the script
One obstacle on Dix's road to power, however, was Barnes. She had topped the polls for Vancouver park commissioner in two consecutive civic elections. This constituted a threat to the NDP's broad strategy of nominating Toner as a key NDP voice for the film and digital-media industries.
Fortunately, one of Dix's strongest political allies, NDP fixer Neil Monckton, is the president of the Vancouver–False Creek NDP constituency association.
In the end, Toner reportedly won the nomination by six votes, though feelings still remain bitter in the Barnes camp over the outcome.
Barnes wasn't going to help Dix reinforce his credibility as an economic manager. So she was expendable, notwithstanding her father Emery's long service to the party as an MLA and speaker of the legislature.
B.C. NDP sends economic messages to voters
Dix has been doing other things to convey business savvy to the mainstream, such as ringing the bell at the Toronto Stock Exchange after Catalyst Paper Corporation emerged from bankruptcy protection. Stunts like this are generating positive coverage for him in the Vancouver Sun and other media outlets.
Last year, former Port Moody mayor and businessman Joe Trasolini was elected to the legislature from Port Moody–Coquitlam. This also helped the B.C. NDP calm down its traditional opponents in the editorial offices of large newspapers.
Earlier this month, the B.C. NDP went even further by nominating the former executive director of the Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce, Patti MacAhonic, as a candidate. She has ties to the pro-hunting and pro-fishing B.C. Wildlife Federation.
I'm not suggesting that New Democrats don't care about film-industry jobs, because they do. But it's also likely that B.C. NDP organizers have worked hand-in-hand with the film unions and industry officials on the timing of this latest campaign.
The B.C. Liberals tried striking back by announcing an $11-million expenditure to woo the Times of India Group's film awards. This may have backfired, however, after the B.C. NDP revealed that this event was created in advance of the B.C. election after the province failed to attract the International Indian Film Academy Awards.
"They invented a whole new Bollywood awards show trademarked and sponsored solely by the B.C. government so they could hold this event in April," charged B.C. NDP arts and culture critic Spencer Chandra Herbert in a party news release.
In the meantime, B.C. film workers are left wondering why the premier will spend $11 million on a Bollywood awards show while refusing to help preserve their jobs.
And thanks to some shrewd long-term planning by the B.C. NDP, Dix is coming across as the only provincial political leader who gives a damn about them and the domestic film industry.
It's very likely that the B.C. NDP will win the next election even as Toner loses in Vancouver–False Creek. If this occurs, you can be certain that Toner will be taken care of by the party in power.
It's conceivable that by then, an NDP government might even be looking for a new head of the B.C. Film Commission.
So, disclaimer - I've known Matt Toner since 1995 when we were young men starting-out our careers in the Department of Foreign Affairs. Since then we both left - me going into high-tech and Matt, well, Matt into a variety of areas: technology, gaming, theatre, film & TV - heck, there ain't a lot Matt Toner hasn't tried. He's never been a calculating money-grubbing kind of guy: prestige has never been a big motivator for him. He does things because he believes in them - and that's how his brain and heart work. Matt saw an issue, a real issue that people weren't addressing seriously, and he put his heart and soul into making sure people paid attention to it. He stepped-up for something he believed and challenged and upset an annointed NDP candidate with massive party cred. When Matt threw his hat in the ring, he was a huge underdog.
It's easy to look back through the lens of hindsight and impute connectors, imaginary motivations and shady back-room deals without knowing anything about Matt Toner. I am no fan of the BC Provincial NDP and it kills me that Matt is running for them because I am tech corporate guy who aligns more with the Liberal view of the world, but because it's Matt, I know he's an independent thinker, passionate about the cause he believes in, and uniquely capable to execute.
There are also many film industry workers - a fair number of them - that are Big-El BC Liberals, and it's not a case of the unions holding that much sway with their membership.
The trip may have been timely but this is a case of political opportunism, which is completely justfiiable in the current climate. I hope the film industry and larger discussion about the value of cultural industries in BC don't get lost in the political battles that will unfold over the next few months.
Looks like one politician went for Bollywood, the other went to Hollywood.
"film-production companies—as well as suppliers of catering and lighting—that are currently paying seven-percent PST on rental equipment, props, costumes, and other goods will be able to recover the 12-percent HST after July 1. "That means that yes, they will be paying a higher rate of tax at 12 percent, but the full 12 percent will be fully recoverable by them on their GST returns, which means that effectively they're not paying that tax," he said."
If the NDP give the film industry tax credits, what will they do about the HST?
I too work in the film industry and don't want to see it die. It supports too many peripheral industries (hotels, restaurants, transportations, etc.) BC can't just survive from dwindling natural resources for ever. Video game production and smart phone apps are a huge business here and can grow, as long as we're competitive. Writers and story editors like me are the canaries in the coal mine. When we start to leave this province, looking for work, you know there's worse coming for everyone else.
I've known Matt Toner for about ten years. Not closely, but he was my colleague at VFS and I bump into him sometimes because we work near each other. When he told me about running for this election, he was passionate about it. You can create all of the conspiracy theories you like, Mr. Smith, but Matt Toner's a decent man who doesn't want to be "taken care of" by a political party. He wants to represent us: people will families who want BC to have a viable future. He wants to help. Lots of people complain, but how many step up, put their own lives on hold and really try to effect change? I'm proud to know Matt Toner, I wish your article didn't leave me with the grimy feeling that you think he's some kind of political weasel. You just don't know him, Mr. Smith.
You say "This epithet can actually suggest that the reporter or columnist is probing possibilities that the rest of the pack hasn't considered."
Yeah, well it can also suggest that the reporter is a bottom feeder trying to stir something up.
No...it's pretty much standard in politics for X to give money to a political party and in return the political party implements the policies and laws X purchased.
Rather long winded otherwise
If Adrian Dix and Matt Tonner's argument had any validity, we should subsidize every industry.
They argue the film industry produces "spin offs".
Where do they think the money comes from to produce these so-called "spin offs"?
The money comes from higher taxes, which in turn produce NEGATIVE "spin offs". People and companies who are taxed cease to have money with which they create economic activity.
Mr. Dix and Mr. Tonner plan to take money from people and companies who produce real economic activity and give the money away.
To make matters worse, it costs more than 25 cents of every dollar to collect taxes and even more money to redistribute the funds. They are living in a fantasy if they think BC voters are gullible enough to buy this plan.
Mr. Dix is hoping to sail through this election without having to deal with substantive issues. He thinks the make-believe world of the film industry will provide him with that cover. Let's hope he's wrong.
my unanswered email to Dix:
From: Megan Carvell Davis
Date: November 23, 2012 11:02:13 AM PST (CA)
To: email@example.com
Subject: election of False Creek riding NDP candidate
Dear Adrian,
I believe in the election for the False Creek NDP candidate, Constance Barnes was cheated out of a win. Why do I say this?
First was the decision of the executive of that day not to reveal any more information to NDP members of the riding at the meeting, other than that Matt Toner won the vote. We were not provided with information of how many votes he won by - even though the vote distribution was provided in the Geoff Meggs race in the newspaper (and I assume immediately after that election to the people who had voted for the candidate of their choice). WHY? There's only one answer I can think of: to prevent any of Constance's supporters from questioning or challenging those close results. (Matt won by 6 votes as I understand it)
Number two is what I would have asked at the meeting had the vote count been revealed. If the vote was that close, were the provisional votes counted? And if they were counted, how were they verified for accuracy? I remember Aaron Jasper (Vancouver Park Board Commissioner) telling us before the meeting started that he witnessed 6 voters being given given provisional ballots after claiming they had all recently moved into City Gate Co-op)
Finally, in many years of research on Hadden Park in the Vancouver Archives, I read time after time in city and park board minutes instances of inaccurate claims, disinformation, and either incompetent or corrupt leadership. I am concerned that the vote counting was corrupted by those determined to see if they could wring out a win for Matt.
So, is it still possible to challenge the results as a member of the riding? Or is it all over?
Any feedback you can give me would be much appreciated.
Megan Carvell Davis
The SaveBCfilm movement is a grassroots campaign that was created by film workers who were dissatisfied when Christie Clark deleted hundreds of intelligently written comments on her facebook page. There was no NDP conspiracy behind it pulling strings.
As for Adrian Dix's trip to L.A., one doesn't just hop on a plane and meet with Studio heads on a moments notice. He may be the leader of the opposition in the province but in Hollywood circles he's a nobody. Sorry to burst your conspiracy theory bubble but this is just a coincidence.


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Isuzu Prices Paid and Buying Experience
sbcooke Posts: 2,297Dealerships in the PA area are closing. 3 dealers within 10 miles of me have shutdown in the last month? I asked my dealer what happened, and they said Isuzu came in, took all the cars, and took the franchise back. The closest dealer, if it is still open is 20 miles away.
I asked them what happens to someone who just bought one 2 weeks ago...tough luck, no warranty repair. They told me that I could probably weasel one last service and check, they might give me free diagnosis in the future, but that is it.
I guess I don't need to purchase an extended warranty, there might not be a place to cash it in.
Help! Anyone have/know of a good dealer in the Philadelphia area? -
bluedevils Posts: 2,554Currently, you can get 0% APR up to 60 months or 2.9% up to 72 months. Amazing!
The other day I saw that Isuzu was offering 0% APR for up to 60 months, but the offer was valid for only 5 days or so (Feb. 14-19, IIRC). I just checked www.isuzu.com and I see that the offer is in effect for Feb. 20-28. It's hard to tell if this offer will actually end, or if will be extended for a while or even throughout the entire calendar year.
My hunch is that Isuzu will offer low-APR financing most of the year, but it probably won't be this good all year. Maybe on Trooper, since it's the last year for Trooper, but probably not on Rodeo or Axiom because those vehicles seem to sell much better than Trooper.
My next task is to convince my parents that they finally should buy a Trooper. -
Boris2 Posts: 177I posted it in Isuzu Rodeo discussion area and Mike suggested I post it here as well... Hope you like it :-)
Just wanted to share my recent experience with one of the Denver Isuzu dealer (actually that's one of the only 3 Isuzu dealers we have around here).
I dropped off my Rodeo at around noon two days ago for an oil change and my outside mirror control unit wasn't working right: instead of being 8-way it become 7-way with upper right not working. I called them 20 min before they close to find out if they even got a chance to work on it and was told that the car is ready and they just forgot to call me back. The oil change was done, but the control unit was not fixed because "They were able to adjust it any way they wanted to." When I asked the service manager to get out of his office and try moving it in "south-east" direction he said that all the techs are gone and I can leave it if I wanted to for another day, but "they were able to adjust it any way they wanted to." I just gave up and asked them to lock the key inside so that I can pick it up later on. Next morning, I found a huge oil stain on the garage floor... Since the oil level was fine, I thought that they just forgot to take the rubber pan off before draining oil and there was some extra oil in it. However, when I was leaving work that day, I found another stain on the parking lot and took it back and left it overnight asking them to finish it up by noon. They, of course, never called me back and when I called them at around 1 p.m. the service manager said that the technician was gone for lunch and there is no way to find out the status. The technicians, apparently, have pretty long lunches over there, since he left me a message that the car is ready at almost 4 p.m. I called to find out what the problem was but couldn't get any straight answer. They way I understood it from his mumbling is that they either forgot to replace the gasket on the drain plug or used incorrect one. Since this is not the first problem I have with that dealer, I really starting to get a feeling that they just use my car to train their technicians for oil changes and this time, they had whole bunch of high school drop-outs to train :-)
If anybody is in Denver area and want to find out which Isuzu dealer I strongly recommend to avoid, let me know :-))) -
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saty Posts: 23help. I found a 2000 trooper s with 50,000 miles for 12,995. It's still in clean condition. My main problem is whether to purchase an extended warranty that would cover the car up to 5 years and 100,000 miles bumper to bumper for $ 1286. Any idea of what the remaining factory warranties are and how does they carry on to the second owner? I want to make a decision to buy this car by the end of today.
sbcooke Posts: 2,297I just checked out the 1999 warranty on a related Isuzu site. "is Extended to the first owner and all subsequent owners of the vehicle during the warranty period" is mentioned for all the warranties - 3 year bumper to bumper, 5 year (10 years for 2000s) limited powertrain, corrosion and emissions. I would call Isuzu to double check for 2000. I think I remember seeing the 10 year was only extended to the first owner and second got the 5 year on the powertrain?
However my opinion is that you should put that $1200 in a separate bank account and use it if you need repairs. If not, then you have that money to yourself. I doubt you will need a warranty repair for $1200? Let's say the tranny goes? $500? I guess engine failure would be a big one, but that might be caused by lack of oil or something dumb, and then not a warranty item. (I mention the oil thing because some of these trucks burn up to 1 qt./1000 miles - normal, but people who don't know, don't check and then voila - engine problem) -
sbcooke Posts: 2,297There was a fuel line recall. You can read about it at iihs.org, it came out during crash testing. You should verify that your vehicle has had it done, and if not, get it taken care of.
I don't think there were any major problems with the 2000 year. Be advised that these trucks burn some oil, just normal behavior, there is a clunk that is audible when coming to a stop light and the transmission shifts from 3/2 to L, and that these are trucks not cars and the drive as such.
In regards to the transmission, yes a complete end to end replacement is probably more than I said, however, I cannot forsee such a major failure, so in my mind worst case is one of the components failing, so less than $2K, maybe more than $500? -
paisan Posts: 21,181Most of the time I see AT trannies either listed as "fine" or "rebuild" haven't really seen much as far as varying in price depending on the parts themselves that break. Even on a RWD american car an AT rebuild runs around $1000-1200 IIRC. So I'm thinking ours would be somewhere above that.
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sbcooke Posts: 2,297While getting my IMG replaced this week, I spent some time talking to my service manager. He was complaining about how bad Isuzu's support is...not for the customer but the dealer. He said that he is put in tough positions because of a slow parts distribution network, poor warranty pay-offs, etc. He has heard many stories from his rep regarding end of life...to re-vitalization.
Makes you wonder. -
breakor Posts: 398Someone just got an AT and TOD unit for $255 for both- http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&cate- gory=33727&item=2423339101
A TOD unit went unsold at $50 - http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&cate- gory=46104&item=2422695552
Just some food for thought should the time come for a major overhaul. -
bcktoffish Posts: 1My wife and I are looking a purchasing a loaded 1997 Trooper (Leather, Towing Package etc.) from a local individual. The body and interior are in great shape the only problem is that it has 170,000 miles. He's asking $4500 for it (That''s well bellow KBB). Do these go "forever"? To have that many miles I'd expect it to be A LOT of highway miles. What do you guys think? Thanks!
boxtrooper Posts: 843Find a mechanic that specializes in Isuzu Troopers and take the 97 Trooper to be inspected. Pay particular attention to the engine / transmission since these are items that are most expensive to repair. Also, ask to talk with the mechanic that has been doing the maintenance to get any clues to possible upcoming expensive maintenances.
That said, I think Troopers are fully able to go a half million miles. The chassis is very solid. The suspension is easy and inexpensive to upgrade (I suggest OME suspension upgrade kits) so it rides like new.
There isn't a towing package for the Troopers that I am aware of, just a hitch. Some people add an axtra transmission cooler from a third party. Ask how heavy the trailer and how often the towing, heavy ( >3500Lb.) towing miles count double for wear on the tow vehicle. -
mmorgal Posts: 1I would not buy another product from this company. My daughter had a 2000 rodeo, and for no reason the engine siezed up. Oil was changed every 3000 miles, and the oil just left the block. No leaks, no oil on the tail pipe. I have read many stories about this happening, and no hel fron them.
bizeeb Posts: 1We have been offered to purchase a 1998 Trooper that is in good physical condition, one owner but it has a lot of miles on it. It has 160+ thousand miles. It has started using a little oil. It has the 3.5 engine. The asking price is $3,000.00. Is this a reliable car for a teenage boy?
BTW many of the miles are miles driven on Hwy from Arkansas to Alabama and then Alabama to Florida and also day to day work.
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rick2456 Posts: 320I had a 98 Trooper myself. The problem I had with it was the computer failed and it cost $800 to replace. I would have the truck checked out and if the mechanic ok's it, I would go for it. It is a tough truck for sure, but be aware, it cannot be driven like a car as they have a high center of gravity and will roll over if he tries to drive it like a sports car.
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