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The Uncharted 3 E3 trailer gives us a lot to speculate about, but let's start with what we know.
Firstly, we definitely visit London. There's a panning shot with Tower Bridge clearly visible, before Drake fights some mean-looking skinheads in a traditional English pub.
It's here that Sully and Drake are cornered by new villainess Katherine Marlowe and her henchmen - including a mysterious, black-suited character who bears a striking resemblance to Drake himself.
Marlowe wants the ring Nate wears around his neck, an heirloom of his distant ancestor, Sir Francis Drake. "Finally, Drake's secret will be revealed..." she says, cradling the ring. Does she mean Francis or Nate? Drake tries to grab the ring but is shot - not fatally, we imagine - and a firefight erupts. Luckily, the pair manages to escape in a van driven by returning character Chloe Frazer.
Next up, Arabia. We've already discovered El Dorado and Shambhala; now we're after the mythical city of Ubar, the 'Atlantis of the sands'. A lot of the game seems to take place on the Arabian Peninsula; we see the endless dunes of the Rub' al Khali desert as well as an unnamed city.
Sully, looking through age-weathered documents, says Ubar was 'destroyed by God for its arrogance'. As he reads the line we see a gorgeous vista of a ruined city buried in dunes; the smart money's on this being the remains of the lost city.
Much of the trailer revolves around a cargo plane, Uncharted 3's equivalent of Among Thieves' train sequence. We see it in the air with Drake fighting on the open ramp (and beyond), its netted cargo flailing in the slipstream high above the desert.
Elsewhere Drake sneaks into an airport under cover of night, where the plane's being loaded with those crates, while later still we see him chasing it by truck - driven by Elena - and jumping on the landing gear just before it takes off. The last time we see it, it's crashed in the middle of the desert.
Other snippets in the trailer show Drake riding through a narrow desert canyon on horseback and chasing the black-suited man we mentioned earlier through a marketplace. Another, frankly stunning level takes place on a ruined cruise ship in the midst of a raging storm. Here we see some insane real-time water physics as Drake blows a hole in the hull (oops) and the liner starts sinking.
Those are the facts; now for some speculation. That black-suited mystery character is clearly important: in Sony's officially released screenshot package there's a close up, and he looks to be Marlowe's right-hand man. But here's where things get mad: if you look closely, he's almost the spitting image of Drake.
Slightly slicker and better turned-out, sure, but the resemblance is there. An 'evil' twin brother? Adding further weight to this theory, however co-incidental, is the familiarity Marlowe seems to have with both Drake and Sully. Could she and Sully be old flames? Could Drake actually be her son? But that would make Sully... well, you get the idea.
It's a wild theory, but Naughty Dog did say that in Uncharted 3, 'Drake will be deceived, and Drake will deceive'. If our theory is true, it will make for some great drama. In a later scene we see Sully and Drake arguing, and Sully says, "I taught you better than that!" which comes across almost fatherly. Phew. All that from a two-minute trailer. The new footage also reveals much slicker melee combat, with new moves - including Drake pulling the pin from an enemy's grenade while it's still attached to his belt, blowing him up.


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(Rough Trade) Buy it from InsoundA decade ago, if you'd described Belle and Sebastian as "swaggering", you'd have been laughed out of town, and rightly so. But since the turn of the century, things have changed for the Glaswegians. Firstly, in 2002, Isobel Campbell left the group and has since made a name for herself as both a solo artist and playing "Beauty" to Mark Lanegan's "Beast". Secondly, they roped in Trevor Horn to produce their 2003 album, Dear Catastrophe Waitress. Horn is a former member of musical pioneers, Buggles, as well as being known for his work with some leading lights of the 1980s pop scene, including Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
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This album does not deserve such a high rating, one of their weakest albums. Only i didn't see it coming and i want the world to stop are the saving graces of this album.
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There are many instances when you may want to pass electrical wires (such as a tether, motor wires, communication lines between compartments, etc) through a waterproof barrier. A cheap, easy, and effective way to do this is with a potted pass-through. The basic idea of a potted pass through is that an initially fluid material (such as epoxy or potting compound) can be poured around electrical wires that are going through a tube. When the material hardens, it forms a wall that water can't penetrate. By attaching the potted tube to a second (dry) tube using vinyl hose material, the connection can be removed easily without having to destroy any parts or cut any wires. This diagram and photo should give you a better idea of how everything goes together. Note that in order to keep the pass-through from leaking, you should sand and clean the outside of the wires and inside of the tube so that the potting material bonds well with both. Many compounds will work well, but my personal favorite (due to having just the right amount of softness) is Loctite Hysol E-90 FL.
Trick 1, Figure 1: Diagram of Potted Pass-Through
Trick 1, Figure 2: Potted Pass-Through being implemented on ROV1 for motor power wires.
I'd recommend Hysol U-09FL if it needs to be clear, otherwise E-90FL is the way to go!
Tygon UV corrected (yellow hose) is the best this is used on oil filled commercial ROV cables no other works as well
That's fine, however one yank on the wire from an underwater tangle and you have broken the seal and are rewarded with a leaky dry-space.
Instead, use 1/16" brass all-thread rod (from the hobby shop) and cut a piece slightly longer than the thickness of the hull or endcap you wish to penetrate. Tap a threaded hole for each wire the size of the all-thread you wish to go through your hull and screw your allthread through leaving a bit on either side of the hull. Put a washer and two nuts on each end of the all thread and you have a nice, tough, waterproof through hull for your electrics! If you're worried about corrosion, a bloop of silicone sealer will keep the grey fur off your connections.
The best solution is using a cable glad as shows in the picture, using brass on acrylic is a very very bad idea as the materials expand and contract at very different rates thus the acrylic will crack and damage your pressure housing, we often use cable glands for cheap effective penetrations on survey equipment or lighting etc, its far better than brass rod.
As you can see from the pic above these lights are set up for 500Mtr depth rating using a cable gland the rear of this gland is potted with Devcon 90 and using the appropriate tap for the thread will allow a leak free and tidy penetration.
Reading the assembly wiki I was wondering how you make the epoxy work as a perfekt seal. For me, in this picture http://wiki.openrov.com/images/thumb/b/bc/Potting_25.png/500px-Pott..., it looks like water could travel through the yellow netted wire sheathing into the dry area. Exactly how do you do to make the epoxy enclose all the wires so no water can penetrate the passthrough?
The way we had it in the photo required us to wiggle everything around quit a bit to get the epoxy to flow into all the nooks and crannies between the yellow sheathing and the wires. In retrospect, it's better to cut the sheathing so that it does not follow the wires through the potted pass through. E-90 is very inviscus and cures slowly, so it's pretty good at filling small spaces.
Best method is to apply a vacuum and the epoxy with flow perfectly no air bubbles, we do this with all our new potting
For those of us relatively new to the world of DIY, how does one do this?
Simple way is to use a large plastic seal-able box bought from any hardware store, then setup the cable end with a gland so that this can pass though the box and save you space, another entry into the sealed cavity will be done with a brass or steel 1/4 turn fitting and if you like a vacuum gauge, a shop vac with a suction setting and place on 1/4 turn and such down for 5 mins and your done.
Hey guys - I just bought two "seal-a-meal" vacuum sealers from a thrift store for 10$ each last week. so far I have used them to vacuum bag a few small fiberglass parts. there is a vacuum port on the top for use with a tube :
like here on instructables .
i was fixing a surfboard fin for a buddy and didn't want airbubbles in the laminate, so i laid up 3 layers of light cloth and bagged it with a seal a meal bag.
I think you could use the tube and a jar to degasify the epoxy, then carefully pour it into your coupling.
These vacuum ideas and set ups sound interesting. I'd love to see some pictures of how you guys have set this up...
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[2136] Vascular Leak Is a Central Feature in the Pathogenesis of Systemic Sclerosis
Tracy M Frech, Monica P Revelo, Stavros G Drakos, Maureen A Murtaugh, Boaz Markewitz, Allen D Sawitzke, Dean Y Li. University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Background: Systemic Sclerosis (SSc) is a multi-organ system disease characterized by activation of immune cells, production of auto-antibodies, microvascular changes, and fibrosis. Clinical studies suggest that there are three classic stages of SSc: edematous, fibrotic, and atrophic. Definition of microvascular changes occurring during this early edematous phase prior to the development of fibrosis is of utmost importance. Whole-field digital microscopy offers a means of rapidly carrying out quantitative, reproducible measurements of micro-anatomical features in high-resolution pathology images and in large image datasets with control for intra-observer and inter-observer variability. As such, its use for systematic examination of subtle differences exhibited by diseased tissue has potential to improve the characterization of the histologic stage, prognosis, and treatment responses.
Design: Twenty consecutive SSc patients were biopsied on the left or right medial forearm with a 6 mm punch biopsy. Biopsy specimens in the same location were obtained from 4 healthy controls. These specimens were processed with hematoxylin and eosin, histochemical and immunohistochemical stains. Wholefield digital microscopy was used to grade vascular abnormalities.
Results: Whole-field digital microscopy of SSc skin biopsies revealed that endothelial abnormalities are a universal feature regardless of clinical features and/or duration of disease. These features were not seen in the healthy control specimens and did not vary with disease characteristics. Wholefield digital microscopy identified interstitial edema (29.3 ± 9.7%, p = 0.03) and fibrosis (75.4 ± 5.4%, p =0.01) in all SSc patients. The presence of hand/finger edema significantly correlated with less fibrosis on skin biopsy specimens (Spearman correlation -0.50; p=0.02). Perivascular and interstitial infiltrate of mast cells were present in all SSc specimens.
Conclusions: Whole-field digital microscopy offers a means of rapidly carrying out quantitative, reproducible measurements of microscopic features of SSc microvascular change and should be integrated into SSc research and clinical care. The universal morphologically abnormal endothelial cells and interstitial edema in all SSc patients who were biopsied regardless of their clinical characteristics suggests that SSc may be an intrinsic disease of the endothelium with fibrosis as the result of antecedent vascular leak.
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Your bike should be safe to cycle on the road. Here is our bicycle check list.
Q. I haven't got a bike and I'd like to buy one. What bike should I buy?
We recommend that you go to your local bike shop and ask them about what type of bike you should purchase. One of the main things to consider is what you will be using the bike for - i.e. for commuting, leisure, off road cycling etc. It's always a very good idea to 'try before you buy'. Bikes come in different sizes and most bike shops will let you whizz around on the bike before buying.
Q. What special equipment will I need?
You don't need any special equipment. Just bring a roadworthy bike and dress appropriately (waterproof clothing if it might rain, sunscreen in the summer, sensible shoes with grip etc). We recommend that trainees do bring a bottle of water and it's a good idea to wear light colored clothes if the light is bad.
Q. Do I need to wear a helmet?
No. Helmet wearing is not compulsory. If you would like to wear a helmet you will need to bring one with you (we do not supply helmets - you can read our helmet policy here). Should you decide to wear a helmet for the session, our instructor will ensure that it is fitted correctly.
Q. How many lessons will I need?
The honest answer is that we won't know until you've had your first lesson with your instructor. At the end of the first lesson the instructor will be able to advise you on how many more lessons you may need (and what you need to practice between sessions!) . As a rough rule of thumb – complete beginners may need three lessons, leisure cyclists – two and regular commuters just the one.
Q. I'm an experienced cyclist how will I benefit from training?
Even regular commuters can benefit from cycle training. A session often enhances a cyclist's existing riding techniques, offers refresher advice and tips for the road. We also offer a travel plan service where the instructor accompanies the trainee to their workplace/travel destination.
Q. Do you offer gift vouchers?
Yes (and, even if we do say so ourselves, what a great idea for a present!). We have gift vouchers for both cycle training and maintenance courses. Click here for more info.
Q. What is taught in the lesson?
We teach 'Bikeability' which is the name for the UK's National Standard for cycle training. Bikeability has three levels:
Level 1 – learn basic controls skills such as swerving, emergency braking, signaling and looking behind (this is off road usually in a park near where you live or work)
When you have built up confidence/skill you move on road:
Level 2 – learn about positioning, communicating and basic on-road manoeuvres - such as passing parked cars, turning at junctions and choosing the correct lane.
Level 3 – learn to cycle on busier roads utilising traffic lights, roundabouts, filtering and multilanes
Q. I'm a very experienced cyclist, do I need to start the training in the park?
We have to make sure that everyone has the skills to go on road first, that's why we take everyone from the beginnning (Level 1). For experienced cyclists the off-road session might only take 10 minutes or so. As soon as the instructor observes that you have the required control skills you will be taken on road.
Q. How many people do you teach in a lesson?
We provide one-to-one training – one instructor trains one trainee. This means the instructor focuses on your training and the lesson is tailored to your experience and skills. That said, we do offer group training – for families, businesses and community organisations and 'paired riding' where two traineees of similar skill level can be trained together. We also provide group training for unconfident cyclists that may benefit from social cycling around parks, canals or to places of interest.
Q. Do you teach family groups?
Yes. One instructor can train a family group together. We recommend that the adults take a lesson first then a subsequent lesson can be arranged for the family group.
Q. What happens if the weather is bad on the day of my lesson?
The lesson can often still go ahead if the weather is poor (we often train between light rain showers etc). Obviously if there is any danger due to the weather i.e. icy surfaces, the lesson will be cancelled. The instructor will contact you if the lesson is to be cancelled because of adverse conditions.
Q. What happens if I have to cancel the lesson?
Please do give us the earliest possible notice if you have to cancel so we can rearrange your lesson. If you cancel your subsidised lesson with less than 24 hours notice or do not show up for your lesson we will unfortunately have to charge your local authority for the full cost of your lesson. You may lose your right to receive further subsidised lessons.
For privately paying individuals, cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice will incur a full charge regardless of circumstance. We can offer a rebooking at no charge for cancellations made with 24-48 hours notice or for cancellations due to bad weather. If you give us more than 48 hours notice we will be happy to refund your money.
Q. What type of maintenance courses do you offer?
We offer one-day basic, intermediate and other types of courses including Brompton, women only and wheel truing. We also offer bespoke maintenance. If you have a particular session in mind please do call us and we'll try to help. Here is an outline of what we teach in the basic and intermediate courses.
Q. How much does the one day maintenance courses cost?
The basic maintenance course is £65, the intermediate £85.
Q. When do the maintenance courses take place?
We run around five maintenance courses every month (9.30-5.30pm) - these mainly take place at the weekend but we run offer mid-week courses too. Here are our maintenance course dates. The courses take place at our training centre in The Biscuit Factory in Bermondsey which is a 10 minute cycle ride from Tower Bridge.
Q. How do I enrol on a maintenance course?
Contact or email Andy tel: 0207 232 4390 / email@example.com
Q. Do you provide food/Where can I eat?
We provide tea/coffee and biscuits. For more substantial fare you can visite the Biscuit Factory cafe on-site open during the week. At the weekends there are cafes on Southwark High Street. You are also most welcome to use our kitchen which has a microwave, fridge and kettle.
Q. What do I need to bring to the maintenance course?
We strongly recommend that you bring your bike as the lesson is very hands-one i.e. you will be working on your own bike. That said, we have bikes you can work on if you can't bring your own or you can share a bike. We provide tools that you can use on the day. We suggest you bring an apron or wear old clothes.
Q. What is a Dr Bike?
At Dr Bikes our instructors will come to your school/organisation/workplace and check over and carry out minor repairs on bikes. The types of repair include: adjusting brakes, replacing worn brake blocks, indexing gears, ensuring that the tyre pressure is correct. We will also give you advice about your bike and its upkeep. Note that many London Boroughs often offer FREE Dr Bike events.
Q. Where and when is the next FREE Dr Bike?
You can find out about forthcoming FREE Dr Bikes here.


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Spirits in Graveyard
- Artist: Lola Cueto, Mexican, 1897-1978
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- Dates: 1954
- Collections:Contemporary Art
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- Accession Number: 66.199.6
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- Credit Line: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Gilbert
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Former WEC bantamweight champion and pound-for-pound contender Miguel Torres (38-3) will reportedly face Antonio Banuelos (18-6) at UFC 126. Read More »
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WEC featherweight champion and rising pound-for-pound star Jose Aldo says that he will likely face contender Mark Hominick in his next title defense, possibly in January 2011. Read More »
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With Jose Aldo's dominant win over Manny Gamburyan at WEC 51, Josh Grispi may be the last threat to Aldo's featherweight title unless the WEC brings in new talent. Read More »
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George Roop, Miguel Torres, Donald Cerrone and Jamie Varner each pocketed an additional $10,000 in "fight-night" bonuses for their performances at Thursday's WEC 51 event. Read More »
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Jose Aldo came into his latest title defense against Manny Gamburyan tonight as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world. He took less than two rounds to solidify that status. Read More »
"WEC 51: Aldo vs. Gamburyan" live results and play-by-play
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Weigh-ins for "WEC 51: Aldo vs. Gamburyan" took place Wednesday at the 1STBANK Center in Broomfield, Colo. All 22 fighters made weight without issue, though Miguel Torres had to get nude to make the 146 lb. bantamweight non-title fight limit. Read More »
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Tie Quan Zhang will now face Pablo Garza at WEC 51
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Descartes wrote:broke wrote:Pc financial Interest Plus account lowered to 2.25%.
TFSA at PC account still at 3.05%
So far, Ing still at 2.70%
ING has been at 3.00% since January 11th.
The TFSA at Ing is 3% but Ing equivalent to the PC Plus account
is Investment Savings Account (ISA)and that is at 2.7%
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Ellen Bryant Voigt has published six books of poems, including, most recently, Shadow of Heaven, as well as an influential volume of essays on craft entitled The Flexible Lyric. "Each of Voigt's books has been an integral entity of its own, while building into a significant body of work," notes judge Edward Hirsch. In Shadow of Heaven, lush, visceral renderings of the natural world and embodied human experience are trained and shaped by Voigt's musician's ear and lyric restraint. Voigt was one of the founders of the Goddard College Low Residency MFA Program and director of the Program in its reincarnation at Warren Wilson College. She is currently Vermont State Poet.
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Gooey, cheesy lasagna is many people's desired Italian dish.
But the calories and fat can be exorbitant.
Kristina Kubik, 25, a Crystal Lake healthy cook and baking blogger at WhippedBaking.com, came up with an alternative recipe for this favorite called Penne with Spicy Tomato Basil Sauce and Baked Ricotta, or Inside Out Lasagna.
"I've been making the sauce for a while," Kubik says. "When you put the fresh basil in, it just brings out the flavor and makes it a little spicy."
As one of her favorite sauces, she makes sure she uses San Marzano canned tomatoes.
"They are a little more expensive, but are so much better," she says.
The sauce can be made ahead of time and can be frozen, too.
When Kubik decided to create healthier lasagna, she decided not to stuff a bunch of cheese inside the noodles.
"I decided to bake the ricotta and crumble it on top of the dish," she says, noting her recipe only calls for a cup of reduced fat ricotta. "It works."
She mixes the ricotta with one egg plus seasonings and bakes it for half an hour. When it's slightly cooled, she gently crumbles it on top of the pasta dish.
The entire recipe serves six people and has only 274 calories and 9 grams of fat per serving.
"I use a little olive oil, whole-wheat pasta and a vegetable-heavy sauce to reduce the calories," she says. "I grew up in an Italian home where big portions were normal. So, I've had to learn the correct portion of pasta and not use a lot of cheese, which adds fat. "
Kubik started her healthy cooking blog about a year ago.
"I grew up cooking," she says. "My mom is an Italian mom. I really started to get into healthy cooking in college at the University of Illinois."
Penne with Spicy Tomato Basil Sauce and Baked Ricotta (Inside Out Lasagna) Yields: 6 servings
Spicy Tomato Basil Sauce 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes (preferably San Marzano) 5 cloves garlic (minced) 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes 1/2 cup basil (coarsely chopped)
Baked Ricotta 1 cup reduced fat ricotta cheese 1 large egg
Salt and pepper to taste 12 ounces whole-wheat penne pasta
Preparation: 1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees and coat a 15-ounce baking dish with cooking spray.
2. Bring a large 4-quart pot of water to boil for pasta. Season with salt. While waiting to boil, make the ricotta mixture and sauce.
3. In a small bowl mix ricotta, egg, salt and pepper. Spoon mixture into prepared baking dish and bake for 30 to 35 minutes or until puffed up and slightly brown. Let cool 5 minutes. Then, using a spatula or spoon, gently crumble the ricotta.
4. Make the sauce. In a medium saucepan, combine olive oil, crushed tomatoes and their juices, garlic, salt and red pepper. Turn on heat to medium-high and bring to a simmer. Reduce heat and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes. Season with salt to taste. Remove from heat and stir in basil.
5. Once your pasta water is boiling, add the whole-wheat penne and cook according to package directions. Drain the pasta and return to pot.
6. Mix finished tomato sauce with the pasta and top with crumbled ricotta. (Calorie calculation using myfitnesspal.com — per serving: 274 calories, 9 grams of fat)


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Arcane Brilliance: A friendly introduction to mage crowd control {WoW}
Dec 25th 2010 10:48PM As a bear tank, I love my CCs.
As stated roots is golden for melee mobs. It lasts a decently long time, no CD, short cast time. It can take a good beating before it breaks (takes about 8k damage to break on average) And me casting is a good que to let other CCers know to cast their poly/fear/trap/repent/hex/bind ect...
With such a short cast time, I find its no trouble to pop out of bear to re roots something while getting beat on, barkskin helps.
Pull usualy goes.
Rdycheck passes > Sap > Roots cast > rest of cc cast
Raid Rx: Are you prepared to raid? {WoW}
Dec 25th 2010 3:35AM I think MOST pug healers in LFG are taking this triage "dont need to top people off" idea a bit too far.
1) For example, if you are at 100% mana, TOP PEOPLE OFF!
2) Biggest sin caused by healers. Not drinking as soon as out of combat. If healers DID drink when able, they woulden't have 1/4 the mana problem that they perceive that they have.
Tips. After a pull, with the mana you have left, top everyone off. Then drink. As long as you start drinking before the pull, you can let your team get whacked away at for a while (since they are topped off) and you can have a nice long drink.
TLDR; healers should NOT be slowing down the average heroic run if DPS and tank are doing their job and avoiding damage. Maybe a holy priest, but the rest have NO excuse. By the time stuff gets marked up and CC rdy to go, the healer should be ready too.
Based on my experience tanking/healing over 50 completed heroic pugs on my druid.
Raid Rx: Are you prepared to raid? {WoW}
Dec 25th 2010 3:24AM When someone says "I'm too pro to pug" all I hear is "I'm too lazy to help newer players learn the play"
News flash. Doing heroics with a group of people you know, with vent, with a plan, with a leader, with a history of raid kills, makes them easier. Don't be so friggen proud. It's the people successfuly pugging heroics that are the real heros.
I am the real friggen hero. I tank, and I que alone for LFG. I get all sorts terrible pugs. But you know what? I drag their sorry asses throught he last boss anyways.
Shifting Perspectives: The unbearable suckhood of pugging {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2010 10:26PM It's not impossible to pug heroics. It just takes LEADERSHIP. You won't clear it in silence.
Someone (YOU) needs to take control, assign CC, do readychecks, explain EVERY FIGHT. And when there is a mistake, politely correct it.
I have limited time to play, I have about 2 hours after work I can play. So I make the best of the pugs I get, and often clear 3-4 heroics all one shots, in pure pugs.
Rough numbers. 4/5 players are good enough once you tell them what to do. there is that 1/5 who are either very young, doesen't speak english, or are very stupid. But as long as they arn't BREAKING cc, it's not too bad to carry one. That's what vote to kick is for.
Vote to kick not working? Here's a tip. Politely explain to the player that they are bringing the group down and to please drop group so you can replace them with someone who can complete it. I've had several baddies agree and leave without a fuss or the need to use V2K.
Shifting Perspectives: The unbearable suckhood of pugging {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2010 9:27PM Godfrey is my fav to tank. Once I have enough aggro I jump back and forth on the ledge and he kites in a most hillarious fashion. I use that spare time to decurse the bullets. (druids tank)
Shifting Perspectives: The unbearable suckhood of pugging {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2010 9:18PM The success of PuGs with the LFG tool relies heavily on the dungeon guide. I did a lot of pug raid leading of hard content and it has helped a lot to teach/carry pugs through heroics.
Pull 1) Me "Moon is sheep, Triangle is hex, if I need it, square is trap"
I mark skull, then x, then moon, then the mage instantly CC pulls.
CD CD CD. Berserk. Do 3x more damage then the rest of the group, AoE the pack down.
Pull 2) Me " Ok, CC pulls will always be started by me casting roots, after a readycheck."
Eveyrone /agree
Run goes smooth as butter.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Stat stacking for tanks {WoW}
Dec 20th 2010 2:24AM As a bear I reforge dps stats into mastery > hit > expertise so I can get level 86 mobs. Then reforge for dodge.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Stat stacking for tanks {WoW}
Dec 20th 2010 2:18AM Avoidance (Dodge, Parry) and Mitigation (Block, Savage Defence) have always been better for 5 heroics.
Stamina is better when the boss does enough damage to require it (Raids).
If you are geared enough for raids though, you probly don't need a special set for 5 mans. So everyone just stuck with stam gear. Until ToGC 25 actually needed block value and tanks had fun building up a block set.
~~ If your running heroics, OF COURSE stack avoidance/mitigation. If your doing HARDCORE PROGRESSION RAIDING then stamina MIGHT let you survive a worst possible case death scenario. ~~ That is all.
Ghostcrawler talks tanks and threat {WoW}
Dec 17th 2010 1:48AM I tank LFD heroics. It takes alot of leadership and patience but it can be done.
It's comparable to when I led my 10 man of semi-casuals through all of Uld HMs when we were learning the fights.
Some of my LFD boss kills have taken 5-10 tries. Average is 2-3 or so. So people have to have patience with each other, and communicate an effective strategy for your composition.
It helps that I can take the lead and get people to do the job. But it was very tough when I was seeing the heroic fight for the first time. Had to build their trust to get them to stick to my strat tweaks and get the boss down. It took a while but we had much pride in the kill.
In the end puggers they just have to see that;
A) We are under geared
B) Even good players are still figuring out all the new mechanics.
C) Even if YOU cleared it before and it was easy, it may not be as easy with this group.
Good players need to also understand that there is not a firm gospel of right and wrong for every pull.
Maybe we should cc 2 or 3. Maybe we should focus the big baddie first. Maybe priest pre-pull MCing is viable CC or maybe someone somehow is going to pull aggro and cause havok. What ever the case opinions need to be made POLITLY. Not 2 seconds after you hit the floor
Even if the above statement is true, it still reduces the chance of the group succeeding because no one will take blame or move forward from that.
I've had group that by all accounts were painful, long, hard, expensive even more so then Cata should be because we had some weak players. But since we all we're polite, worked together and got it done. It was fun.
Ghostcrawler talks tanks and threat {WoW}
Dec 16th 2010 8:43PM (A bear tank didn't hold aggro)
The obvious reason. He didn't have any rage and Enrage was on CD.
In that case we have to get in a few white hits so we can get enough rage to mangle and maul something. Even then it's slow going. I almost want to macro a warning to let people know when I need (lots) of time to build up threat due to pulling with no rage. Because it's WAY different then pulling with rage. Just sayin.


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Sunday 23rd December 2012 | 10:08
Local Government Association press release
Responding to the Children's Society report on runaway children, Cllr John Merry, Vice Chair of the LGA's Children and Young People Board, said:
"A missing child is every parent's worst nightmare and it will always be a concern for everyone involved in the protection of vulnerable young people. The sad reality is that children who run away can come from any background or part of the country, not just those in the care system.
"Councils have long called for better sharing and use of data between the organisations involved in protecting missing children. Local government is currently working with the police and government to ensure we have a clearer idea of the numbers of children going missing and can more effectively identify and help those children at greater risk of running away.
"We recognise there is no one-size-fits-all approach to addressing the many and complex reasons why children run away, but as champions for young people councils will continue to do everything possible to ensure our most vulnerable children know that there are people who can help them and services that they can turn to."


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[359] Correlating Microarray Gene Expression Data with Histopathology in Human Heart Allograft Biopsies
M Mengel, J Chang, D Kim, B Sis, J Reeve, J Burton, W Tymchak, P Halloran. University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Background: The histopathological criteria for assessing endomyocardial biopsies are empiric and arbitrary lacking external biological validation. Aim was to correlate gene expression with histopathological lesions and diagnosis based on ISHLT criteria in human heart allograft biopsies.
Design: We performed histologic and microarray analysis on 105 endomyocardial biopsies from 45 heart allograft recipients. We included 82 protocol biopsies (PB) and 23 biopsies done for clinical causes (BFC), 70 obtained within the first year after transplantation and 35 taken later. Genome-wide expression data were correlated as pathogenesis-based transcript (PBTs) sets to histological lesions and diagnosis as well as to left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). PBTs are a priori defined gene sets reflecting major biological processes in allografts, e.g. T cell infiltration, myocyte dedifferentiation. Groups of related correlations were identified by cluster analysis.
Results: There was strong stereotyping of molecular changes: inflammation (T cell, macrophage, IFNG effects) strongly correlated with increased expression of injury induced genes and decreased expression of genes associated with myocyte function. The changes were greater in BFC and in early biopsies than in PB and late biopsies. Expression of transcripts associated with B cells and immunoglobulins strongly correlated with time post transplant and with presence of Quilty type B lesions. LVEF was lower in biopsies with higher molecular disturbances, including transcripts associated with myocyte injury. Histological lesions most correlated with high PBT scores were interstitial edema, hemorrhage, and capillaritis. The current histologic criteria for acute cellular rejection, i.e. interstitial infiltrates and myocytolysis – showed no association with the molecular features of the biopsy. The molecular burden of inflammation and loss of myocyte function associated transcripts was most closely correlated with Quilty type B lesions but not with other ISHLT diagnosis.
Conclusions: We conclude that measurement of transcriptome abnormalities reflects a stereotyped disturbance in the endomyocardium with an increase in inflammation/injury and decrease in myocytal transcripts, that translates into impaired function and pathologic lesions, but not current ISHLT categories for rejection.
Category: Cardiovascular
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A different spin on sports by The Seattle Times staff and readers.
This fan's lineup of ex-Mariners easily out-hits current team
Jim Lockerbie is a longtime high-school history teacher and longtime Mariners fan who lives in Seattle.
The regular baseball season is over, and the Mariners hitters once again finished last in the major leagues in batting average (.234) and on-base percentage (.296).
It didn't have to be that way. A group of former Mariners hitters did much better. In fact, it's easy to pencil in a great lineup of ex-Mariners that could out-hit the current team no matter where you move the Safeco Field fences. Check these guys out, with 2012 statistics:
Yorvit Torrealba, catcher: 4 home runs, .227 batting average
Chris Gimenez, catcher: 4 HR, .260
Bryan LaHair, first base: 16 HR, .259
Adrian Beltre, third base: 36 HR, .321
Alex Rodriguez, third base/shortstop: 18 HR, .272
Greg Dobbs, utility: 5 HR, .285
Willie Bloomquist, utility: 0 HR, .302
Scott Podsednik, utility: 1 HR, .302
Mike Morse, left field: 18 HR, .291
Adam Jones, center field: 32 HR, .287
Shin Soo Choo, right field: 16 HR, .283
David Ortiz, DH: 23 HR, .318
Totals: 186 HR, .284
That's right: These Mariners castoffs hit 186 home runs and batted .284 in 2012.
For these former Mariners, Seattle received Maros Carvahal, Eduardo Perez, Ryan Langerhans, Erik Bedard, Ben Broussard and Dave Hollins! Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln needs to come out of hiding and explain how his hires managed to make so many disastrous decisions.
The best deal for Mariners fans would be to put Mr. Lincoln on waivers for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release.
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Can an Interest in Pinterest Get You Sued?
I like to pin pretty pictures on my online bulletin boards as much as the next Pinterest user. And I love it when people "like" my choices or repin them. But not everyone feels the same way.
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal raised the question of whether you can get into trouble for pinning images you don't own or have permission to use. If you violate copyright laws, you may be sued, the piece pointed out.
This is an interesting issue. After all, the vast majority of pins – more than 80 percent, in fact –are not uploads of new photos; they're re-pins, according to technology blog Tech Crunch.
The WSJ recommends that, to be on the safe side, you upload only your own content. For example, "if a Pinterest user sees a piece of furniture that he or she likes, or a tasty-looking cookie, they'll be safe taking out their smart phone, snapping a photo, and pinning it," according to Jonathan Pink, a California-based intellectual property lawyer with Bryan Cave LLP.
One loophole: Old photos that pre-date 1923 can be "safely posted" under copyright law, Mr. Pink said.
What is Pinterest's position on this issue? The company sent a statement to the WSJ, saying in part:
"…we strongly encourage people to pin from the original source or permalinks, give credit to the content owner, and include a thoughtful pin description. If a user notices that a pin is not sourced correctly they should leave a comment so that the original pinner can update the source. Many publishers have also added 'Pin It' buttons to their site, making it easier to identify content that is okay to add to Pinterest."
What kinds of pictures do you pin on your Pinterest boards? Do you prefer to upload your own content or re-pin others'?
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Post-game breakdown: South Florida
UConn did what it had to do during its two-game home-stand.
UConn held basketball practice on Wednesday afternoon to prepare for Thursday night's exhibition opener versusAmericanInternationalCollege, a Division II program, at Gampel Pavilion. Game time is 7 p.m.
Some news, notes and quotes from the post-practice media session:
-- Tonight's game will mark the debut of first-year coach Kevin Ollie
"I'm ready for tomorrow," Ollie said. "I have no choice. I can't turn back now. … I'm happy to be out there. I'm happy to be coaching this team."
-- R.J. Evans of Salem is excited about playing in his first game at UConn. He spent the previous four years at Holy Cross.
"I can't wait," Evans said. "It's going to be a great experience for me. Every year at this time I really get really excited and anxious to start playing. This is my last year and my last exhibition games.
"… Everybody is going to go out and play hard and execute and try to get the victory."
-- Sophomore guard Ryan Boatright sat out part of practice after mildly spraining his left ankle. He will be ready to play Thursday.
"For precautionary reasons, we just kept him out," Ollie said. "I think he will be full go ready to perform and be Ryan Boatright.
-- Center Enosch Wolf, who is recovering from a concussion, was cleared to participate in non-contact drills. Ollie hopes that Wolf will be ready to play in Sunday's exhibition finale against UMass- Lowell inHartford.
Without Wolf, the Huskies will have 10 scholarship players available tonight.
-- Ollie has not settled on a starting lineup. He says he has three different lineups floating around inside his head. He joked that he might let his daughter pick the lineup.
-- Recently retired coach Jim Calhoun had a notoriously quick hook. He once yanked Craig Austrie just 11 seconds into a game at Pepperdine.
Ollie says he's more a feel type coach when it comes to substitutions. But he won't tolerate a lack of effort.
"If I don't see a guy giving effort, I will have a real quick hook, Ollie said. "But if I see a guy giving effort and he makes a mistake honestly, I'm going to let that go. If he continues to do the same mistake, then that's a problem."
-- The storm forced the Huskies to take Monday off from practice. They already had Sunday as a designated day off.
They returned to practice at noon on Tuesday and also held a short workout that night. Women's coach Geno Auriemma allowed Ollie to take the early practice slot that had been reserved for his team.
"Coach Auriemma was gracious enough to let me have the noon practice," Ollie said. "It was his early day, so I appreciate that. There is some good will going on, so I like that."
-- The two-day break helped junior Shabazz Napier whose right foot continues to heal. He's nearly fully recovered.
"My foot still stiffens up," Napier said. "That's the only thing that irritates it. But I feel like I'm near it, if not there. Two little breaks we had Sunday and Monday took care of it a little bit but I still feel a little stiff."
-- Senior Dave Vandal of Stonington has made the team as a walk-on. He played at UConn-Avery Point.
UConn enters today's game sitting in fifth place in the American Athletic Conference.Tulsa (7-0) and SMU (7-1) are pulling away from the pack.
UConn has had issues putting teams away this season. It happened again on Thursday.
UConn begins an important two-game homestand tonight with an American Athletic Conference game against Central Florida.
After its latest damaging loss, UConn faces a long, hard road to qualify for the NCAA tournament.
UConn didn't lose its seventh game last season until March 8.The Huskies (9-6) are trying to avoid suffering their seventh defeat tonight at Stanford.
UConn suffered a major letdown against Tulsa on Tuesday night. Almost nothing went right for the Huskies, who were simply out-played and out-worked for the first time in recent weeks.
Remember when UConn's big conference games used to be against Syracuse and Georgetown?
UConn is heating up at the right time.The Huskies scored an important 62-56 victory over Cincinnati today before a sold-out XL Center crowd of 15,564.
It's too early in the season to place today's game in the must win category.
UConn is one of four American Athletic Conference teams still without a conference win heading into tonight's game against South Florida at the Sun Dome.
UConn worked out at the University of Tampa's beautiful Bob Martinez Athletics Center on Monday.
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Drake On Kendrick Lamar's 'Control' Verse: 'I Lost A Little Bit Of Respect For The Sentiment'
Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse had the entire rap game feeling some type of way as he name-dropped today's hottest MCs from J. Cole to Mac Miller in a flurry of lyrical jabs. Out of those on the checklist, Drake has been the most vocal about his response.
"I didn't really have anything to say about it. It just sounded like an ambitious thought to me," Drake said in a recent interview with Billboard magazine.
"I know good and well that Kendrick's not murdering me, at all, in any platform," he continued. "So when that day presents itself, I guess we can revisit the topic."
During Sunday night's (Sept. 22) #CRWN interview with Elliott Wilson of RapRadar, Drizzy expanded on his reaction, even turning the tables when asked about Kendrick's fiery 16.
"That ['Control'] verse was a moment to talk about. Are you listening to it now, though?," he asked, hushing all 850 attendees at NYU's Skirball Center, including Wilson.
The 26-year-old kept the peace by praising Kendrick's debut good kid, m.A.A.d city, even saying that the two met post-"Control" verse at the MTV Video Music Awards. "I saw him five days later at the VMAs and it was all love," he recalled.
However, the Toronto rapper/singer admitted that his "Poetic Justice" collaborator should have come for blood.
"He didn't come in there on some wild, 'I'm in New York, fuck everybody.' I almost wish he had come in there on that shit because I kind of lost a little bit of respect for the sentiment of the verse," Drake said. "If it's really 'fuck everybody' then it needs to be 'fuck everybody'. It can't just be halfway."
The full #CRWN interview will hit the web this week while Drake's third studio effort Nothing Was The Same drops tomorrow (Sept. 24).


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Hi everyone! My name is Alissa and I applied to National University's generic entry BSN program in San Diego (for cohort 33). I just completed the proctored essay and the TEAS test today and now the... Read More
0Oct 24, '12 by acunhaI haven't heard anything. But I honestly think we will find out beginning of November just judging from what other people have said on other threads. I also emailed last week just to check how many applicants there are and when we will find out if we got in or not but I haven't gotten a response yet.
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I assume that we all got the email on Oct 30th, saying that it would be a few days until we would be notified weather or not we got in. I called and was told we would know by Saturday. Saturday has come and gone; now it's Monday! I am starting to get quite irritated. I feel like my entire life is on hold. Does anyone have any information? -
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BOZEMAN -- Montana State linebacker Alex Singleton was named to the College Football Performance Award's preseason watch list as one of the top players in the nation at his position.
The CFPA announced the list on Friday. Singleton will be a senior and return as a third-year starter next season.
He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky linebacker in 2013. Singleton, of Thousand Oaks, Calif., was third in the Big Sky in tackles-for-loss (16.5 total, 1.38 per game), first among linebackers, and was 12th in tackles-per-game at 9.2 and was tied for fifth with two fumbles forced and tied for fourth with three interceptions.


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well this is a problem i come across while using isometric.
to check the user's pixel_z you have to read a turf. what if there 2 turf in the same location with different pixel_z e.g 1 with 32 pixel_z, one with 64 pixel_z. how will i be able to deal with that problem. any thought would be helpful.


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Serves 8
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 pounds fresh peas, shelled or 1 3/4 cups frozen, thawed
- 8 ounces snow peas, trimmed
- 3 tablespoons fresh whole tarragon leaves
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
Melt butter in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add peas and snow peas. Stir to coat. Cook until just tender, stirring occasionally, about 3 minutes. Stir in tarragon. Season with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.
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I suppose "bonanza" is a bit strong for "these two games are coming out in Europe," but what the heck. Persona 4: Golden, AKA probably the best reason to own a Vita right now, will hit European markets starting February 22. Completely unrelated game Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory will spread its console moepocalypse on March 15.
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I love it when we get calls and emails from listeners telling us how much they love Mix 92.9. That makes my day! As the Program Director, often times people ask me, "How do you guys pick the music?" Well...we don't! Actually....you do! Every year we survey hundreds of people in Middle Tennessee about thousands of songs and the ones you rate the best are the ones that get played! Because your opinion is so important to us, you'll be able to do that online this year too. We'll keep asking and you keep telling us. That's what makes us the # 1 station in Nashville...it's your good taste! :) Thank you so much for being willing to tell us what you want to hear...and what you don't want to hear. It makes a big difference. Here's hoping for a great 2013 filled with amazing music!


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Unissued / unused material.
Soviet newsreel item.
Discoplan Glider, Moscow, Soviet Union (USSR, Russia).
CU Sukhanov, designer of Discoplan Glider, pan to pilot seated in cockpit. CU & LS glider with disc-shaped wings taking off. Air to air shots of glider. CU pilot seated in cockpit. Air to air shot of glider plane. MS designer Sukhanov looking up. LS glider plane landing.
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Can Emmanuelle Chriqui be in My Entourage?
August 10th, 2006Here is Entourage's Emmanuelle Chriqui at the Step Up premiere. Emmanuelle is definitely my favorite "new" celebrity babe. Not because she's beautiful and she actually has talent, but because she knows how to show herself off. Now who wouldn't want her in their entourage?
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Sharp, Toews, Crawford save Blackhawks in 3-2 shootout win
BY MARK LAZERUS Staff Reporter October 22, 2013 9:23PM
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SUNRISE, Fla. — It was the eighth straight game in which they failed to score in the third period. It was the eighth straight game in which they failed to score more than three goals in regulation and overtime (and their sixth with just two). And it was the third two-goal, third-period lead they've squandered in nine games this season.
Yet, somehow, following Tuesday night's 3-2 shootout victory over the Florida Panthers, the Blackhawks are 6-1-2.
"We're not complaining, let's put it that way," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said.
The Hawks are either the happiest struggling team in the league, or the unhappiest dominant team in the league. Hard to say for sure. They're clearly frustrated by the lack of offense, by the third-period lapses, by the taxing, seat-of-their-pants style in which they keep pulling out points and victories. But they're also quite pleased that, despite all of their troubles, they keep pulling out those points and victories.
"It'd be a lot worse if we were coming away with no points instead of two," said Patrick Sharp, whose shootout goal clinched the victory after Jonathan Toews scored and Corey Crawford stopped Jonathan Huberdeau and Brad Boyes.
Toews and Bryan Bickell (his second in as many games after a seven-goal drought to start the season) gave the Hawks a 2-0 lead with goals in the second period, and Crawford made several big stops — including one on a Huberdeau penalty shot — to keep the Panthers off the scoreboard through two. But the Panthers rallied in the third period for the third straight game, getting goals by Tomas Fleischman and Dmitry Kulikov (the equalizer came off a bad turnover in his own zone by Duncan Keith, who had made a spectacular pass on Toews' goal).
The Hawks regrouped, and had their chances in the last eight minutes of regulation and the five minutes of overtime.
"Everyone's a little frustrated for a second, but there's nothing you can do about it," said Crawford, who made 20 saves and is now 9-for-11 in shootouts. "We kind of just move on. I think we were able to brush that off pretty easy."
Both Toews and Sharp referred to the blown third-period leads as a "bad habit," but neither could quite put his finger on why it keeps happening. Sharp chalked it up to the inevitable push-back of proud teams, particularly on the road as in the Florida and Carolina games — both eventual shootout wins for the Hawks. Toews said the Hawks are trying to create too much in the third period with a lead, and said they need to play "smarter" defensively. Quenneville, on the other hand, insisted the Hawks are playing the same way in the third period that they are in the first and second, that they're not "sitting on leads."
Toews said the Hawks even talked about it entering the third period, that they needed to learn from their past mistakes.
"At some point, we need to get the point across that when we build these leads, we need to keep getting better as the game goes on," Toews said.
Regardless, after thinking that they had put the third-period drama behind them with a thorough 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday, that dark third-period cloud appears to have followed them to the Sunshine State.
But the Hawks continued to focus on that cloud's silver lining — the fact that, somehow, they're one last-minute breakdown against St. Louis away from another long, season-opening point streak.
"It's starting to become a bad habit of ours to give up leads late," Sharp said. "We'll take a look at it, but we can feel positive knowing we still got the two points at the end of the day."
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