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Solace Clinic
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"The Solace Clinic has been treating eating disorders and other emotional disorders since 2001. Our treatment program allows individuals to remain in their current environments while receiving 8 weeks of skills training that focuses on the development and enhancement of particular skills known to be deficient in those who experience significant emotional distress, resulting in disordered eating patterns or other destructive patterns. Our highly qualified staff with certifications in working with clients who suffer from disordered eating, low self esteem and emotional dysregulation use a compassionate team approach to helping individuals move toward full recovery, regain their sense of life purpose and meaning and take back their lives that have been hurt by unhealthy relationships with self and others. Our program allows individuals to remain in school or continue their jobs while spending 9 hours per week focusing on recovery.
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"FitRx is a lifestyle transformation treatment program that helps men and women recover from binge eating, emotional eating, night eating syndrome and compulsive overeating disorder. With professional support, therapy, education and motivation, we help individuals adopt physical, emotional and spiritual lifestyle patterns that, when put into practice, begin the process of complete transformation from the inside out.
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Treatment Today Centers
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"Treatment Today is committed to providing you with the most informative alcohol and drug treatment options. We help individuals and their families connect with the drug and alcohol treatment center that will best accommodate their needs. Whether it is a detox program, rehab and treatment, or sober living option you are looking for, we can find just what you need.
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Stephen Lee
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"American Addiction Centers is a national behavioral healthcare provider focused on addiction treatment and rehabilitation. Our staff, which includes expert drug addiction specialists, seasoned physicians and caring therapists, is dedicated to providing our patients with the absolute best, proven methods of treatment and rehabilitation. Our facilities, located across the country, offer unmatched integrated programs and services that honor mind, body and soul. Effective addiction recovery incorporates comprehensive treatment focused on uncovering and addressing the roots of addiction. Whether it's in our initial clinical assessments, medically supervised detox, residential rehabilitation or aftercare, our team is present for and committed to each step of the recovery process for every individual. We welcome you to explore American Addiction Centers, where you can find hope today.
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Focus Treatment Centers
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"Focus Treatment Centers offers compassionate, comprehensive and affordable treatment and advocacy for adults struggling with substance use and eating disorders. Our Whole Person Treatment approach reflects each patient's value and self worth while also providing hope that holds the celebrated promise of recovery. We offer a full continuum of care. Our Chattanooga campus offers inpatient detoxification, residential, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient levels of care for substance addictions and eating disorders. Our Knoxville and Memphis locations offer intensive outpatient care for individuals struggling with various eating disorders including a track for Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa as well as Compulsive and Emotional Eating. Each campus provides comprehensive and complimentary screening and assessments to help your patient determine the appropriate level of care. Compassionate professional staff is available to answer calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If treatment is indicated, and if your client chooses to accept treatment, we will verify insurance and begin the admissions process that same day.
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Solutions Retreat, In-patient Residential
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"Solutions Retreat provides the one-on-one care your loved one needs for permanent recovery. A small, very affordable, 24- hour-a-day, 28-day residential and long-term residential opportunity where men (18 and older) can face core issues, get honest, get and stay clean and sober, and change their lives in ways you could never imagine. Our clients acquired the disease of alcoholism by "experiencing the disease" usually over a long period of time. The "experience of recovery" is the key to long term, permanent recovery, accomplished one day at a time. Information and lectures about recovery are insufficient and sometime seem to actually make things worse. Outpatient treatment and traditional group therapy often turns into a lecture by the therapist. These and other methods sound good to non-alcoholics or-non-addicts but often don't work for alcoholics and addicts. If information or a lecture could get your loved-one clean and sober, your loved-one would already be clean and sober. You have heard about the success that experiential therapy is enjoying. This is "experiential recovery" and it works. Call us at the number above on the right. We are real easy to talk to.
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Blue Ridge Mountain Recovery Center
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"Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains just 45 minutes north of Atlanta, Georgia, Blue Ridge Mountain Recovery Center provides a safe and serene setting in a well-appointed program for men and women to take the first step towards long lasting recovery. Our breath taking campus gives individual the space to open up about their addiction, while our treatment programs provides the structure and guidance for them to begin down the path of recovery.
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Addiction Recovery at Blue Ridge
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"At Blue Ridge Mountain Recovery we are committed to taking our clients from a belief that they are hopeless victims to a realization that, through accountability, honesty and action, they will free themselves of their own bondage and live a life of great victory. We provide men and women safe, effective, intensive and expansive therapeutic drug and alcoholism addiction treatment programs in a family-style residential setting. We prepare them to remain sober and recover from alcoholism and drug addiction and to embrace a lifelong design for living a hope-filled life. We believe the answer is found in treating the whole person rather than trying to fix a piece. Through strong science-based treatment, each client will leave Blue Ridge Mountain Recovery with a clear road map of how to maintain that hope-filled life. We believe that living a healthy, recovered life requires spiritual, physical, emotional and social balance.
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The Palm Beach Institute
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"We are the original treatment center in South Florida. We have years of experience, skilled professionals and a loving enviornment to heal. Our clinical care is our biggest asset. We treat each client with dignity, respect and kindness.
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American Addictions Center
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"The decision to begin our treatment program will change your life. Don't let another day pass. As an initial step in admission, American Addiction Centers ensures that we will provide the highest level of care most appropriate for your needs. Our clinical staff will efficiently conduct your assessment, verify insurance specifics and facilitate timely admission (Nationwide) in less than 90 minutes. Admission and aftercare is filtered through one call. Which includes, appropriate placement, clinical oversight, utilization review and a customized aftercare treatment regimen. Keeping in line with our continuous drive, commitment and dedication to providing a rewarding and successful recovery, we track each alumni's post treatment follow-up for one year. (This service provides support during the first year of recovery to you, or your loved one - Relapse prevention). If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, your local Treatment Consultant, Patricia Hammonds 865-227-1405 ( 24/7) or contact the access center at 866-537-6237 (24/7)
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New Life Lodge
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"New Life Lodge, located on 109 beautiful, serene and secluded wooded acres in middle Tennessee, offers adults superb rehabilitation and treatment for alcohol and drug addiction. For more than 25 years, New Life Lodge has offered the best possible treatment with evidence based practices and services for people who struggle with alcohol and drug addiction.
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Treatment Facility
"Voyage is a home style recovery house to help support women in creating a new journey to healthy living. We provide state of the art treatment incorporating wellness, telemedicine, and a holistic approach to support clients in the recovery process. Our clinicians are experienced professionals who are committed to help patients recover and live a successful life. We specialize in helping individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and we treat these illnesses simultaneously with an integrated model that includes innovative therapies, wellness strategies, and groundbreaking technology.
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Next Step Recovery Program
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"Next Step Recovery serves men 18 and over, who have completed in-patient treatment or have 30 days clean and sober. Next Step is a supportive living community, which is fundamentally different than in-patient treatment. You are accountable to yourself and the community with the support of on-site certified & licensed professionals. With support services like relapse prevention, life skills classes, 12-step support and adventure Sunday's, our loving and committed staff are here each step of the way. Through our structured program, you are able to gain back integrity, strength, and self-worth. As it is said, "the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." Take yours.
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Canopy Cove Eating Disorder Treatment Facility
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"Canopy Cove is a leading residential Eating Disorder Treatment Center that provides compassionate, effective treatment for Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder, and Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified. We offer separate programs for Adults, Teens, Men, and Women and provide three levels of care: Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient. We specialize in treating those who deal with Eating Disorders and co-existing, dual-diagnosis such as depression and Diabetes.
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Cumberland Heights
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"Cumberland Heights Adolescent Treatment Program is committed to the tradition of providing the highest quality of care possible in a cost effective manner, for adolescents - and their families who are at risk for, or suffering from the disease of chemical dependency. Treatment encompasses the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual dimensions of recovery by offering professional excellence, the principles of the Twelve Steps, and a safe, loving environment.
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Elk River Treatment Program
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"The Elk River Treatment Program (ERTP) is located in north Alabama and serves boys and girls ages 12 - 18 from across the U.S. Often described as a Hospital without Walls, ERTP is an outdoor therapeutic program equipped with medical facilities and staff. ERTP provides clinically supported diagnostic, assessment and treatment services on a base campus which allows us to offer a year-round accredited education program. ERTP is accredited in Behavioral Health Care by The Joint Commission and is licensed by the Alabama Department of Youth Services. Typical residents present with a dual diagnosis of alcohol and/or substance abuse, and often include, but are not limited to: ADD/ADHD, ODD, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, online gaming addiction, adoption/divorce/family issues, academic decline, learning differences, Autism Spectrum Disorder, negative peer relationships, and obesity. We use a Treatment Team approach, Individual Treatment Plans, Physician-Directed Medication Management, Process Groups, Equine Assisted Learning, and Individual, Group and Family Therapy. Therapeutic intervention facilitated by a professional staff halts maladaptive behaviors and assists teens in growing intellectually, emotionally, behaviorally, and spiritually. Our programs include the short-term Elk River Treatment Program, Elk River Transitional Program for advanced residents, and Healthy Lifestyles weight management.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Treatment Centers These treatment centers provide Intensive Outpatient Programs in Chattanooga and involve intensive outpatient treatment. The intensive outpatient treatment program Chattanooga aids those in the early phases of sobriety and recovery from substance abuse. It is a program designed to help individuals develop the insight and skills necessary to be abstinent from drugs and/or alcohol. Intensive Outpatient Treatment (also known as IOP for "Intensive Outpatient Program") is a primary treatment program recommended in some circumstances by a clinical and medical assessment. IOP may be recommended for those who do not need medically-supervised detox. IOP can also enable people in recovery to continue their recovery therapies following successful detox, on a part-time yet intensive schedule, designed to accommodate work and family life. Start rebuilding your personal life and mending your important family ties right away, when you live at home and participate in intensive outpatient treatment in Chattanooga. With the Intensive Outpatient Treatment program you are able to establish a foundation for long term recovery support in your local community right from the start of your treatment, instead of waiting until you return from living away in a rehab center. In the Intensive Outpatient Program, you continue your life with support from the local clinical, emotional and peer support systems provided by the IOP.
Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment INPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Residential Inpatient treatment in Chattanooga usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near Chattanooga. Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in Chattanooga, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program. Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing. OUTPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Outpatient treatment programs in Chattanooga or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time. Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in Chattanooga are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs. Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up. |


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Trion Worlds has announced the release date to their online open world shooter, Defiance. Defiance will hit the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC on April 2nd 2013, ahead of the April 15th Syfy TV show. To celebrate the anticipated release date, Trion Worlds has release a live action game trailer titled " Join the Fight," which is viewable down below. Pre-order the game now for $59.99 or the Collectors Edition for $99.99. If you're interested in the beta, sign up here: Defiance Beta
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Tron Teleporters
Herbie Couch
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Yakima-based women's clinic marks 30th year
It was the mid-1970s and the feminist health movement had started to blossom.
Yakima Herald-Republic
It was the mid-1970s and the feminist health movement had started to blossom.
Beverly Whipple and a friend she had met while waitressing at El Cid, then a popular Yakima eatery, had learned how to examine their cervices with a speculum and mirror. It was a simple act that thousands of women were learning at the time to understand their reproductive systems and take charge of their bodies.
Whipple and Deborah Lazaldi traveled around the state to share their knowledge, and talked about opening a clinic to give women access to safe abortions.
Then, they did. In 1979, they opened the Feminist Women's Health Center in Yakima, which has been operating ever since, surviving the violence and turmoil of the anti-abortion movement at its height from the late 1980s to the mid-'90s.
But the shooting death in May of her friend and colleague, Dr. George Tiller, in a Wichita, Kan., church by an alleged anti-abortion activist confirmed what Whipple already knew - that the fight for safe, legal and accessible abortions is not over.
Whipple, a soft-spoken but energetic and unapologetic champion of her cause, has seen the ugly side of an issue that continues to gnaw at the nation's moral psyche. She has faced down protesters, been called a baby killer, seen one of her own clinics firebombed out of existence and helped identify a suspect who was stalking a woman who obtained an abortion.
It's been a longer journey than Whipple expected. After the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 affirmed a woman's right to abortion in Roe v. Wade, she believed the shame and stigma surrounding the decision to end one's pregnancy - not to mention the protests and violence - would eventually disappear.
"We thought the struggle would go away. Women would have control over their lives," she said.
At 56, Whipple continues with quiet determination.
Now in its 30th year of operation, the original clinic and two others in Renton and Tacoma operate under the umbrella of Cedar River Clinics, providing safe abortions, birth control services, testing and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and Pap smears to about 11,000 visitors a year. The Yakima clinic provides approximately 1,000 to 1,200 abortions per year.
So far this year, patient visits and abortions are down about 15 percent, reflecting a national trend. Abortions have been on the decline since 2000, which most experts attribute to better contraception methods and the morning-after pill.
Lisa Stone, executive director at Legal Voice, a women's legal rights advocacy group based in Seattle, has known Whipple for more than 20 years.
She attributes her staying power to tenacity, a commitment to keeping the clinics up to date and a certain degree of diplomacy and savvy in a business borne of controversy and emotion.
"Beverly thinks differently from other people," said Stone. "She is able to navigate what can be very treacherous waters from a medical, legal and safety perspective. She's very inoffensive in the way she talks about her position and deals with people."
For a while, the idea for a clinic was just talk.
Whipple and Lazaldi finished their degrees at Central Washington University. Whipple, then in her late 20s, taught beginning band for a time in the West Valley but left teaching to drive a truck, crisscrossing the country in an 18-wheeler.
She realizes now she was searching.
"There was something calling to me and I didn't know what it was," she said in a recent interview. "It wasn't truck driving."
One day she and Lazaldi read a story in the Yakima Herald-Republic about a woman who tried to induce her own abortion and ended up in surgery for a hysterectomy.
"We said, 'If we had started the clinic, that wouldn't have happened,'" Whipple recalled.
With $3,000 in cash between them, she and Lazaldi opened the Feminist Women's Health Center.
Getting the clinic up and running wasn't easy.
Whipple and her supporters initially signed a lease for an office in the Yakima Medical Center downtown, near what is now Yakima Regional Medical and Cardiac Center.
But at the time, the complex had covenants that allowed only doctors to lease space. The Feminist Women's Health Center had a doctor on call, but because Whipple and Lazaldi were not doctors, their lease was canceled.
Next, they found an office at Englewood and 20th avenues and furnished it with their own belongings. The reopening in May 1980 was delayed because of the ash that covered the city after the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
Finally the clinic opened, providing services for free. Whipple and Lazaldi worked nights to pay the bills but soon realized they would need to charge patients to make ends meet.
After a few years, Lazaldi left to attend law school in Seattle.
In 1983, Whipple and her supporters on the west side opened a second clinic in Everett, a blue-collar town north of Seattle. But three firebombs over about six months cost the clinic its insurance policy and its lease.
The financial loss in Everett nearly shut down the Yakima clinic, but supporters raised enough money to keep it open and buy the building where it resides now on E Street - a measure of operating security against landlords.
After the E Street clinic opened in 1987, Whipple added a day care center but ultimately closed it because of concerns for the children's safety: Anti-abortion protesters had begun regular picketing.
In 1989, protesters set up blockades to try to prevent women from keeping their appointments for abortions. They denied affiliation with the national group, Operation Rescue, but their tactics were similar.
Some chained themselves to the building with bicycle locks. Twenty-nine people were arrested for trespassing, including prominent Yakima businessman Jere Irwin. Irwin was also charged with disobeying a police officer's orders to stay back from the area.
The case against the protesters was dismissed over a technicality. Irwin was tried separately three times because of hung juries. Charges eventually were dropped.
Irwin said through his company's receptionist that he was not available to comment for this story.
Though the protesters commanded headlines, they also brought out supporters of the clinic and a woman's right to an abortion.
"Strangers would come by and say, 'How can I help?' Or they would leave money," Whipple said.
The Unitarian Church loaned its basement for the training of volunteers to escort women into and out of the clinic. The YWCA assisted as well. The 1990s brought more violence nationwide, prompting Whipple to brick over all the glass windows at the Yakima clinic.
Since those days, the disruptive faction of the anti-abortion movement has died down, making the murder of Tiller this spring all the more shocking. Though he was reviled by opponents for his willingness to perform late-term abortions, his shooting death was denounced by right-to-life groups.
The Rev. Rick Harpel, senior pastor of Yakima's West Side Baptist Church, attributes the relative quiet to a certain fatigue on both sides. Harpel wasn't involved in the protests of the '80s and '90s but followed the debate.
He said the message of anti-abortion groups has evolved to become more encompassing, embracing what he calls "pro-life" issues such as civil rights and the causes of the homeless and elderly.
"People in the pro-life movement are not anti-woman and they've done a lot to clarify that point," Harpel said.
That said, he added, the two sides have not met in the middle.
"There is no middle ground because we're talking about life and death," Harpel said. "We are going to try and respect each other, but the battle is certainly not over."
Americans themselves remain divided when asked to describe themselves as "pro-life" or "pro-choice," polls show. According to a USA Today/Gallup poll in July, 57 percent said abortion should be legal only under certain circumstances.
Although she's been active in the National Abortion Federation, testified before Congress against violence at clinics and spoken out against legislative efforts in Olympia to curb the practice, Whipple hasn't been a lightning rod for local abortion critics.
The annual Walk for Life rally draws hundreds to a procession along Yakima Avenue. As part of this year's walk, participants were recruited to take part in prayer vigils outside Cedar River Clinic and Planned Parenthood, another abortion provider.
Whipple said her relatively low profile in Yakima isn't intentional. Running three clinics - two of them on the west side - keeps her busy and on the road. She also cooks special meals for her 90-year-old mother, who is in a nursing home and on a special diet.
To unwind in her spare time, Whipple, who is divorced, enjoys outdoor adventures with her longtime boyfriend. They scuba dive, compete in triathlons and ride motorcycles.
Despite her hometown's conservatism, Whipple doesn't shy away from talking about her work.
"I'm quite open about it," she said.
"And when I talk to people around town or wherever I might go, I rarely find someone who is not supportive of choice."
Those conversations are worth having, Whipple said, because women continue to experience what she sees as unjustified fear and shame when they undergo one of the most common surgical procedures in the country.
She objects to those political leaders who still heap shame on abortion. In 2005, Hillary Clinton, testing the presidential waters, called it a "sad, even tragic choice to many, many women."
"To me, that waters down the debate," Whipple said. "Abortion is not a tragedy. It's a tool for freedom, and we're proud to make it available to women."
Information from: Yakima Herald-Republic, http://www.yakima-herald.com
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I was originally supportive of the NSA program, which was explained as simply the ability of the NSA to track phone calls of foreign suspected terrorists into the USA.
New revelations show that the program goes much, much further, which involves sweeping up all phone calls, emails, texts and other private information of innocent American citizens.
This is a clear violation of every American's Fourth Amendment right: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
We are learning that the IRS and DEA are gleaning information gathered by the NSA.
These violations of our constitutional rights are outrageous, and the only way it will stop is if every American writes to their congressional representative to demand a stop to these violations of our Constitution.
Failure of any representative to vote to repeal the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 should result in that representative being voted out of office.


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I can't wait for this to start.
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Posted 21 December 2012 - 09:02 PM
Sorry, but I can't see the point in this league as all you have to do is play more games to win it, actually winning battles doesn't matter as shown by the 1st and 2nd places, when the winner only won 38% of his games.
Posted 22 December 2012 - 01:53 AM
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Sorry, but I can't see the point in this league as all you have to do is play more games to win it, actually winning battles doesn't matter as shown by the 1st and 2nd places, when the winner only won 38% of his games.
Sounds like this was organized by obama. You win not by actually winning but by participating. Yes a political joke !!!
Posted 22 December 2012 - 09:51 PM
The point of this league is to get people playing the game.
What better way to do that then by rewarding them for doing just that playing the game.
I did try and create a more competitive way of recording wins and such but in the end it created a league for a small group of player who are really good at the game. That is why the final format was kept simple. "You play, You get points".
The Dust Overlord competition is a bit more competitive than the standard league.
In the announcement it just says that the points are combined but there is a bit more to it.
When the Worldwide League starts in February I will explain in more detail with examples but in short Overlord score is worked out as follows:
1 point for playing either game;
+2 points for a win in either game;
+1 point for every 2 wins in Dust Warfare*
*this is done because Warfare games take longer than Tactics games.
That will work out the Dust Overlord score.
Posted 23 December 2012 - 12:12 AM
Dust warfare games do not neccessarily take longer than DT games though. We'll be playing the Hades campaign soon and there is an 800pt force in one of them, that will take a lot longer than a 150pt DW game. I can see the idea behined getting people to play, but by using this system you are immediately excluding players from entering the league who don't or can't play several times a week. Could there not be a cap on the number games played?
Posted 23 December 2012 - 10:31 AM
There are a lot of options available when it comes to calculating points, number of games, number of seperate opponents, etc.
I have tried to keep the rules/requirements to a minimum while the league gets going.
After the next league period (Feb-May) a number of changes are planned that will open up the league and take domination away from the (super) regular players.
For now, I think that even players who only play one game every so often will get a lot of fun out of the next Worldwide League.


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Up next for the Daily Getaways are package deals at Harrah's properties in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Tunica, and Lake Tahoe. In case you are new to the Daily Getaways, they are daily deals for the next five weeks on discounted hotel stays, discounted points purchases, car rental deals, and more. The travel packages are provided by U.S. Travel Association, in cooperation with participating travel operators of the U.S. Travel Association and advertising support provided by American Express. To get an additional 10% off savings you must pay with any American Express card. Daily Getaways are only open to those who are US residents ages 18 and up (though some packages are for 21+). Here is a link to some tips for successfully purchasing these limited quantity deals.
Harrah's Las Vegas Package for $330 ($297 with 10% Amex discount):
- Two nights accommodations in a Mini-Suite
- Two Buffet-of-Buffets passes, daily fitness center access, complimentary internet access and round trip limousine transportation between hotel and airport.
- 20 available, max purchase of 1
Harrah's Atlantic City Package for $715 ($643.50 with 10% Amex discount)
- Two nights accommodations at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City in a Bayview Premium Room
- Gourmet dinner for two (max value of $150), champagne in your room, and round-trip limousine transfers between the airport and hotel.
- 10 available, max purchase of 1
Caesars Las Vegas Package for $1540 ($1386 with 10% Amex discount)
- Accommodations for three consecutive nights in a plush suite at Caesars Palace (suite types may vary)
- Two tickets to the show of your choice at any of Caesars Entertainment's 8 Las Vegas properties (based on availability; some restrictions apply)
- A $200 dining credit to use at the Caesars Palace restaurant(s) of your choice
- Daily fitness center access, daily internet access and round trip limousine transportation between hotel and airport.
- 10 available, max purchase of 1
Harrah's Tunica Package for $385 ($346.50 with the 10% Amex discount)
- Accommodations in a Standard Room for two consecutive nights at Harrah's Tunica. (double occupancy)
- Dinner for two including beverages at your choice of restaurant (valued up to $100)
- $150 credit to use for your choice of treatments at the spa
- Champagne in-room
- 10 available, max purchase of 1
Harrah's Lake Tahoe Package for $390 ($351 with 10% Amex discount)
- Two nights accommodations in a Luxury King room at Harrah's or Harveys
- Dinner for two ($100 value)
- Complimentary round-trip airport transfers
- 5 available, max purchase of 1
Terms for all Harrah's Packages:
- At least one (1) person in the party must be twenty-one (21) years of age or older to redeem this package. Any minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Travel must be completed by July 1, 2014, and must be booked no later than 30 days in advance of scheduled arrival. Blackout dates apply.
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These package deals are only good if you were going to pay for most of the included amenities anyway. Also keep in mind that it can be relatively easy to get good discounts (or sometimes even comps) on casino hotel rooms, especially if you are a member of the respective rewards programs. What can be helpful with these types of packages is that the taxes and fees are generally included, so that can result in some hidden savings. In my experience, the dinners usually work as credits up to a certain amount, and it can be used for anything on the menu and for anyone as long as it is charged to the room. If you have children you plan to bring along to dinner, just be aware that some casino restaurants do not permit children under a certain age, so check that requirement first before assuming that your children can tag along. None of these packages call out to me personally, but I'm also more of an MGM than Harrah's girl.
These deals go on sale Thursday at 1PM Eastern on the Daily Getaways website. Will you be purchasing any Harrah's package deals?
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Not me, MP. You sum it up perfectly when you say " it can be relatively easy to get good discounts (or sometimes even comps) on casino hotel rooms, especially if you are a member of the respective rewards programs." You don't even need to be a very high roller to at least get good discounts and freebies. I'm certainly not a big spender, but I still have managed to get a regular monthly offer for a comped suite, $500 or so in free play and more. My wife and I fly from STL on the SW Companion pass for cheap and try to run up the $500 free play to last the stay. We've done well this year until the last visit when we lost about $700. The Harrah's folks comped us $500 of room charges (including a nice dinner at Gordon Ramsey's resturant). So two nights in a suite, comped gym access and internet, and transportation cost us about $360.00. Almost the same as the Harrah's package above. And occasionally we win enough that they "pay" us to take the trip!
Most limos already have twwo exit doors and tempered safety glass that will break easily with a break out tool ! The problem will be with the intoxicated passengers opening them up and falling out. Most modern cars lock the doors as soon as the car is in gear, cchild door locks are also a problem! I propose a law to put smoke detectors and glass break out tools in every coMmercial passenger vehicle. Smoke detectors would provide an early warning system and would be inexpensive. Any upstanding operator would already have a fire extinguisher and first aid kit in their vehicles.


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It's Independents Day today. All of us are being encouraged to buy at least one item from a local, independent company.
Staying Cool is very proud to be a small, independent and we use
our buying power to support other companies like us. For instance,
the cafetiere coffee in our Rotunda apartments is supplied by
the Urban
Coffee Company, which now has three outlets in
Birmingham and is taking on the corporate coffee chains in the
city, and we buy thousands of juicing oranges a year from the local
We also actively seek out independents for bigger purchases. We
bought our sofas from naughtone,
who design and manufacture near Harrogate, and Heather at Eclectic
Chair in Leeds handmakes cushions and curtains
for us.
We were excited to see that one of our favourite Birmingham restaurants, Purnell's, has won the prestigious BMW Square Meal Best UK Restaurant Award 2012.
This award sees Purnell's beating world-renowned restaurants, such as Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir de Quatre Saisons, to first place. You can read Square Meal's full top 50 UK list here.
Turners also made the grade at number 36.
Birmingham has a great cultural scene with some really quirky stuff on offer.
The Electric cinema is one of our favourite venues and this is their Shock and Gore Week. We can't wait for the Dracula wine tasting!
29th June 2012
The winner of our Food Festival competition was Eleanor Edgar. Unfortunately, Eleanor couldn't make it. We therefore drew another name and Chris Davis and a guest will be coming along in Eleanor's place.
Congratulations, Chris!
Birmingham Food Fest is on its way and, to celebrate, we have the perfect competition on offer for foodies. Our winners will stay overnight with us in the city on July 12th and enjoy a unique culinary event featuring top Chicago chef Dirk Flanigan.
We're offering a stay for two in one of our 5* Clubman apartments at the top of the Rotunda. Our winners will also enjoy a five-course meal with wine at Opus restaurant, as part of the Colmore Business District Food Festival. And this is a very special evening - one of America's rising culinary stars, Dirk Flanigan, will cook alongside Opus' chef-director, David Colcolme.
We are hosting Chef Flanigan for a week to show our support for the festival. Gavin Burns, our Head of Marketing, said, "Dirk should feel right at home here - all of our apartments have fully-equipped Poggenpohl kitchens and we provide cooking basics such as balsamic vinegar and olive oil. He'll be able to whip himself something up in no time."
Our competition will launch tonight at 8pm and entries will close on June 29th, 2012. You can enter via Staying Cool'sFacebook page or email email@example.com using the title 'Food Fest Comp' and your name will be popped in our virtual bag.
We're supporting the BE Festival which takes place in Birmingham from 2nd-8th July this year. BE promotes the performing arts from around Europe and it's wonderful.
As The Guardian says, "There is plenty to savour at the boundary-smashing BE Festival." Please check out theprogramme. There's also a short BE Festival videoonline.
We were happy to hear that Birmingham's Balti curries are in the process of receiving protected status. You can read all about it in The Independent.
Birmingham is justifiably renowned for its Asian cuisine and our guests have hundreds of restaurants to choose from. Our current favourite is Asha's.
Thinking of coming to stay? Adam from The Lussorian blog did and he wrote, "The apartments are equipped with all mod cons and high end fixtures and fittings. Minimalist white bathrooms and a poggenpohl kitchen show that the design team know what their customers like."
Adam brought his kids along too and they seem to have had a lot of fun, "The apartments are chic but without the 'hands-off' feeling that sometimes accompanies such exclusivity. In fact, fun is positively encouraged, as evidenced by the children's packs that were provided. Games, toys and best of all, bubble wands, were all put to good use. We all stood on the windy balcony sending bubbles across the bustling shopping centre, before retiring indoors to watch the sun set and the lights go on over the city."
One of 2012's must see cultural events takes place in Birmingham this weekend. You can enjoy The Voyage just a couple of minutes away from our Rotunda apartments.
The Voyage can be seen nightly in Victoria Square. Four free, spectacular performances will take place from Thursday 21st-Sunday 24th June at 10pm.
If you're celebrating Fathers' Day with us in Birmingham this weekend you could take a special Fathers' Day tourof the city, which ends at the pub.
If you prefer wine to beer, then Saturday's course at Birmingham Wine School could be ideal.
Cadbury World is challenging dads to put their driving skills to the test on a specially designed giant Scalextric track. Get the chance to go head-to-head against a family member on the 16ft x 8ft track. The winner of each race will receive a prize and the fastest drivers on Saturday 16th June and Sunday 17th June will receive a special Cadbury World chocolate hamper.
Wherever you are, have a lovely day!
"Why go? For an ultra-stylish taste of Birmingham..." Red online
"Leave the curtains open and wake up to the panoramic views from floor-to-ceiling windows." Time Out
"Someone has put a lot of thought into making the stay a wonderful experience for guests, and it shows." Made for Mums


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The Rolling Stones and Lady Gaga – Rehearsals today
The Rolling Stones with special guest, Lady Gaga at rehearsal for their pay-per-view concert event, to be telecast live worldwide this Saturday, December 15 at 9pm EST/6pm PST.
Bruce Springsteen, the Black Key and Mick Taylor will also join The Rolling Stones on stage.
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I am not sure what kind of succulent this is. My dad has had it for years. It has been neglected most of those years, but I took special interest in it this year. This was the first year it bloomed. The blooms are about to fade away, and I wanted to capture it's beauty before winter arrived. |
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Nice shot. I am fairly sure it is a Echeveria, but which one , I do not know. |
Thanks. I'm not sure either. I was surprised by the blooms on it this year. They were neon orange for most of the summer. They looked pretty fierce in the sunlight. Now they are turning more red and fading out. |
Is the foliage bronze/brown? Then Black Knight, Black Prince, or E. affinis. Lovely plant. |
There is a Black Prince in the container. I purchased a small one this year. |
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I think its an Echeveria, but either way I love the way you photographed it- very appropriate for the spooky season! |
Thanks. This plant bloomed the first time this year. We have had it many, and it never bloomed. It gave me a love for succulents. I have purchased over 15 this year, and excited to see what the look like while blooming. |
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Orland Park's Ninety 7 Fifty may get review
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Orland Park officials plan to hire a financial services firm to do an evaluation of the performance of the Ninety 7 Fifty on the Park apartment building, which began getting tenants a little more than a year ago. | Mike Nolan/Sun-Times Media
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Now that it has celebrated its first birthday, Orland Park's Ninety 7 Fifty on the Park apartment building is in line for its first checkup.
Village trustees have given tentative approval to hire a Chicago company to evaluate the performance so far of the 295-unit upscale apartment building.
Kane, McKenna and Associates will examine the building's tenant mix and identify areas where the project is exceeding, meeting or falling short of financial expectations, according to a brief outline of the scope of the study.
Village officials don't have concerns that the building isn't living up to expectations and believe the study results will be "another validation" of the success of the project, according to Joe La Margo, Orland Park's public information officer.
A village board committee on Monday recommended approval of an agreement with Kane McKenna, and the full board is expected to vote at its July 21 meeting. The firm should begin its analysis by early next month and complete its work by Oct. 1, La Margo said.
The study is expected to cost between $8,000 and $10,000, with funding coming from the fund of the Main Street/Metra Triangle special taxing district.
The apartment building is just south of the 143rd Street Metra station and is part of a larger 32-acre Metra Triangle property, a portion of which was formerly the site of Orland Plaza. Most of that strip mall has been demolished, and University of Chicago Medicine plans to build a medical clinic on part of the land.
The first residents moved into Ninety 7 Fifty in spring 2013, and Kane McKenna will analyze information about them including average income, occupations and ages "to better understand the typical tenant," according to the village.
Kane McKenna is a financial services firm that specializes in municipal economic development and public finance, according to its website. The company did an independent review of the agreement between the village and Ninety 7 Fifty's developer, Flaherty & Collins, before the project got underway.
Occupancy in the building has reached 91 percent, up from 84 percent two months ago, an executive with the developer said Tuesday.
Surpassing 90 percent occupancy will trigger an increased payout to the village from excess net operating income, part of the financial agreement between the village and Flaherty & Collins. Now, Orland Park gets 25 percent of excess net operating income generated by rents, but that will increase to a 50-50 split after occupancy stays at 90 percent or above for six months.
The village, in a move criticized by many residents, sold $62 million in bonds for the Main Street redevelopment.
Principal and interest on the bonds will be paid with revenue generated by the redevelopment, including rents from apartment tenants and through long-term commercial leases within the Triangle, such as University of Chicago Medicine. A national restaurant chain is also considering opening near the medical center.


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SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) - A California central coast animal shelter has 10 confirmed parvovirus cases this month and health officials are warning dog owners to keep their animals safe.
Parvo is a potentially life-threatening illness transmitted through animal feces and contaminated objects, including toys and bedding.
Santa Barbara County health officials reported the outbreak on Wednesday, saying eight of the 10 cases at the Santa Maria Animal Center were confirmed in the past week.
Parvo is usually seen in puppies, but the infected dogs range in age.
Health officials are urging residents to keep their dogs in a fenced yard until they are vaccinated.
Parvovirus attacks the digestive system and prevents absorption of nutrients.
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1 Some time later the word of ADONAI came to Avram in a vision: "Don't be afraid, Avram. I am your protector; your reward will be very great." | 1 After this, the word of the LORD came to Abram in a vision: "Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your very great reward." |
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I am trying to figure out a problem I am having. It seems that when I make changes to components on drawings the data is not updated in all locations. Here is a typical example
I change a starter from one manufacturer to another
surfing to all instances shows the updated manufacturer
Run a BOM and it uses the original manufacturer.
Run database update command and now the BOM will generate with the new data.
Looking at the database it seems to continually grow unitl I close the application.
I am using ACE2013 in Win7 x64. Any comments or thoughts. Thinking of loading ACE2012 back and trying it to see if it is something project related that I didn't notice before.
Are you seeing any PDS error on the screen during when you edit and update the component ?
Can you send me sample project on which you are facing this issue ? Please use one of default project from ACADE and try to see if you can reproduce this issue.
Another small check to be done before jumping on to issue is to delete the project database from
"C:\Users\{ Use Name}\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\AutoCAD Electrical 2013\R19.0\enu\Support\User"
The project database name is same as project name.mdb
my email id is email@example.com
I have sent one of the affected projects. Hope you can see something.
Hi there,
not sure if I understand your problem correctly but I assume what you are trying to do is to redefine the catalog entry for a certain type of component in your project, right?
If that´s the case, you should use the function called "Component Update From Catalog" which is placed under the project tab (see attached picture.
Hope this helps,
Regards, Gary
AutoCAD Electrical generates reports using the data in the project scratch database. I too have noticed that the reports may contain incorrect data unless you run a Full Rebuild of the database. It seems that the software doesn't reliably keep the drawings and the database in synchronization. You can force a database refresh/rebuild, however, Autodesk saw fit to remove the icon for this command from the Project tab of the ribbon menu. You can add it back using the CUI editor, as I did. To activate the command from the command line type AEREBUILDDB and press your enter key.
That is what I have been doing but it seems that I have to do it more frequently now than before. I am never sure when I need to rebuild and when it is not necessary. Quite often when I run AEREBUILDDB the prompt identifies the entire drawing set as needing a refresh.
Not sure how things are handled in the scratch database but it appears to grow as the drawing session progresses. A typical db size might be 4M when the session starts and I have seen it grow to 40MB. This returns to the starting size when a project is closed or the db is rebuilt. Watching the timestamp on the file seems to indicate that when I was changing component information the db was not being updated.
When I did my training the instructior kept telling us to save to refresh the database. I haven't seen that it makes a difference.
Hi there,
I have experienced sometimes that it´s not enough to do a full rebuild when experiencing abnormalities in the database. In this case I need to delete the scratch database file on my pc. Seems like the full rebuild is not as effective as the renewal of the "projectname.fdb" file.
Regards, Gary
There are times when something becomes corrupt enough that deleting is best. In fact, I keep a shortcut to User on my desktop so I can go in and clean out the projectname.mdb files regularly. The most important time to rebuild or delete is prior to executing reports.
I am really curious what is going on now. I thought I would do some tests with a new project that I made from scratch.
I created a new drawing, put 2 ladders on it and inserted a single rung with one relay coil. Based on location it was 02CR.
I inserted another rung and put a contact from 02CR to a solenoid.
I added a second drawing, put a ladder on it and added a rung with a contact from 02CR to a relay 0202CR. All cross references look good and I can surf between items.
I then move the rung on the first drawing with 02CR down one rung and am prompted to retag. I do and it becomes 03CR. The cross reference to the relay is updated on the first drawing where the contact goes to the solenoid and the second drawing as well. Looking at the command prompt though I see one item updated on the current page then a message that 02CR is not found. On the second drawing the relay contact is updated with the correct name and cross-reference. BUT if I try to surf only the first drawing instances exist unless I do a rebuild.
Any suggestions on where to go?? I am thinking of re-installing the software just to make sure something isn't wrong. With the database getting out of synch this easily it is no wonder I am rebuilding all the time.
Just to clarify if I am moving the relay 02CR using the AEMOVECIRCUIT command. I get the same results if I use move component.
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I'm trying to do something fairly complex in .NET with a datagrid component. I'm trying to select a whole row at a time and then when the user right clicks they get a context menu appearing which gives them some actions they can do per row. Such as edit, delete or view item.
The datagrid gets its data from a database, when the user clicks edit on a datagrid item i want it to launch a another form where they can edit etc...
Each row contains all of the columns from the db, so when i click edit or delete in the menu i need to grab the ID from the id column so i can query the database again.
So far i have coded it so i can select an entire row, but i need to know how to pull the data from the ID column, I think I am half way there but i've just got stuck now.
Any help would be much appriecated
Heres my row selection code
Code:System.Drawing.Point point = new Point(e.X, e.Y); DataGrid.HitTestInfo hit= dataGrid1.HitTest(point); if(hit.Type == DataGrid.HitTestType.Cell) { dataGrid1.CurrentCell = new DataGridCell(hit.Row, hit.Column); dataGrid1.Select(hit.Row); }


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In this case, Obama and Romney each adopted an initial set of positions that were helpful in seeking office given the constituencies to whom they were appealing—primary voters in a liberal state senate district (Obama) or general election voters in a Democratic state (Romney). As they ran for higher office, they changed and adapted those positions to better match the preferences of primary and general election voters at the state and national levels. The mismatch between Obama's state senate district and the national electorate was quite severe, but he was protected by the fact that his position changes were mostly made under relatively little scrutiny during his freakishly easy campaign for the US Senate in 2004 and were considered old news by 2008. By contrast, Romney has been forced to revise his initially moderate positions under the hot lights of the 2008 and 2012 presidential primary campaigns, which caused him to develop a reputation as a flip-flopper with no "core."
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