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Trying not to overstay my welcome here. Thanks in advance for your patience.
Quick recap - - the walls were closed up before electrical was seen by the inspectors - - permits were pulled but inspections were not called after maybe the first week of the job. Remembering what we saw - - I posted already about the stud notching - - that was probably OK - - my next question - - these were existing studs and I am pretty sure they had already been penetrated through the centers for conduit in the past. Can studs be both notched and hollowed through, both tunneling methods, or does that overly weaken the studs? |
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- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Thu, Feb 25, 10 at 21:42
Well, it depends. If it is a supporting wall, then you might have issues. Otherwise it's not that big a deal. |
- Posted by plumeriavine (My Page) on Fri, Feb 26, 10 at 1:55
I am pretty sure that it is just a partition wall, but cabinets full of heavy dishes hang on it above the tunnelling. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Fri, Feb 26, 10 at 5:37
The loss of rigidity due to the studs being notched isn't going to be any worse than the general unworkmanlike peice of crap tiling job done by your contractor. All that grout's going to likely crack anyhow. |
The concern with removing too much wood from the structure is that it becomes too weak to support your house. Cabinets are incredibly light compared to a second story. |
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Would be nice to know the cultivar if that's possible. Got it from the dollar store, I thought it looked lovely and unique. Thanks. |
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Dan, is this one of those little mini gift roses they sell for the holidays? If so it may be very difficult to ID. They never sell these with names on them because the growers just send them out by color, so many red, yellow, etc. Were there any kind of tags in it? Sometimes there will be tags with the growers name on it and you might be able to go to their web site and find something similar. But even that can be difficult because they often interchange the roses and names. |
Thanks Seil! Yes this is one of those mini gift roses, and there isn't any tag or names on it. I will still enjoy it, and it is planted outside now. Thanks |
Yes it is very pretty. |
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The Acer Aspire R7 produced an overall 3DMark Vantage score of 3214. This puts it just slightly above the rest of the Ultrabooks we've tested, save for the ASUS S500C.
Looking at the individual scores, the R7 managed to produce a GPU score of 2674, and a CPU score of 8145. Neither of these scores are particularly impressive when compared to a gaming machine, but they are roughly equivalent to most Ultrabooks.
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Developer Homepage: http://www.futuremark.com
Product Homepage: http://www.futuremark.com/benchmarks/3dmark
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1 To the Overseer, to Jeduthun. -- A Psalm of David. I have said, `I observe my ways, Against sinning with my tongue, I keep for my mouth a curb, while the wicked [is] before me.' | 1 I said, "I will watch my ways and keep my tongue from sin; I will put a muzzle on my mouth as long as the wicked are in my presence." |
2 I was dumb [with] silence, I kept silent from good, and my pain is excited. | 2 But when I was silent and still, not even saying anything good, my anguish increased. |
3 Hot [is] my heart within me, In my meditating doth the fire burn, I have spoken with my tongue. | 3 My heart grew hot within me, and as I meditated, the fire burned; then I spoke with my tongue: |
4 `Cause me to know, O Jehovah, mine end, And the measure of my days -- what it [is],' I know how frail I [am]. | 4 "Show me, O LORD, my life's end and the number of my days; let me know how fleeting is my life. |
5 Lo, handbreadths Thou hast made my days, And mine age [is] as nothing before Thee, Only, all vanity [is] every man set up. Selah. | 5 You have made my days a mere handbreadth; the span of my years is as nothing before you. Each man's life is but a breath. "Selah" |
6 Only, in an image doth each walk habitually, Only, [in] vain, they are disquieted, He heapeth up and knoweth not who gathereth them. | 6 Man is a mere phantom as he goes to and fro: He bustles about, but only in vain; he heaps up wealth, not knowing who will get it. |
7 And, now, what have I expected? O Lord, my hope -- it [is] of Thee. | 7 "But now, Lord, what do I look for? My hope is in you. |
8 From all my transgressions deliver me, A reproach of the fool make me not. | 8 Save me from all my transgressions; do not make me the scorn of fools. |
9 I have been dumb, I open not my mouth, Because Thou -- Thou hast done [it]. | 9 I was silent; I would not open my mouth, for you are the one who has done this. |
10 Turn aside from off me Thy stroke, From the striving of Thy hand I have been consumed. | 10 Remove your scourge from me; I am overcome by the blow of your hand. |
11 With reproofs against iniquity, Thou hast corrected man, And dost waste as a moth his desirableness, Only, vanity [is] every man. Selah. | 11 You rebuke and discipline men for their sin; you consume their wealth like a moth-- each man is but a breath. "Selah" |
12 Hear my prayer, O Jehovah, And [to] my cry give ear, Unto my tear be not silent, For a sojourner I [am] with Thee, A settler like all my fathers. | 12 "Hear my prayer, O LORD, listen to my cry for help; be not deaf to my weeping. For I dwell with you as an alien, a stranger, as all my fathers were. |
13 Look from me, and I brighten up before I go and am not! | 13 Look away from me, that I may rejoice again before I depart and am no more." |
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Everyone thought the competition for Steve Nash's services was being fought between the Raptors and Knicks. The Mavericks were seen as a formidable team in the mix once they lost out on Deron Williams.
Earlier on Wednesday, New York looked like the overwhelming favourites.
And then, just like that, news began to break Wednesday evening that the Lakers, who hadn't even really been mentioned in the Nash sweepstakes until Tuesday, had swooped in to steal Nash.
John Gambadoro, a sports radio host in Phoenix who began breaking the news, had a couple of interesting tweets after the fact:
Nash never wanted to go to Toronto he wanted to be closer to home in Phoenix, he falls into the 8.9 mill exception. Deal is done
— John Gambadoro (@Gambo620) July 5, 2012
New York was never really a serious option for Nash, he preferred the Lakers
— John Gambadoro (@Gambo620) July 5, 2012
If true, then the Raptors and Knicks have been had, though Marc Stein of ESPN seems to think there were four finalists (I'm guessing Lakers, Mavs, Raptors, Knicks).
It will be fascinating to see how Nash and Kobe fit together in the L.A. back court, and also interesting to monitor if this helps the Lakers' chances of acquiring Dwight Howard.
From the Raptors' perspective, the news is tough to swallow, especially considering that just days ago, some believed we might get a Nash/Raptors agreement on Canada Day. Having said that, I can live with Nash in L.A. more than I would have been able to handle him wearing Knicks colours and playing against the Raps four times a season in the Atlantic Division.
So Plan A has gone down the toilet, nobody expects the Raptors to rescind the offer-sheet to Landry Fields since that sort of thing burns some bridges with agents and other players (and the Knicks likely won't match the three-year, $19 million offer), and for now, the point guard situation in Toronto remains a combination of Jose Calderon and Jerryd Bayless.
If you believe the reports out there, the Raptors might still pursue Jeremy Lin, although without Nash, you would have to assume the Knicks will literally match any offer-sheet for their marketable young star. The next option appears to be Kyle Lowry, who is a rising young NBA point guard, is a great competitor, and is actually locked into a very reasonable contract for the next two years, which will see him earn about $12 million over that time.
On Goran Dragic, I'll mention again that while I like him as a point guard in general, I think it's insane to give him $8-10 million per season when Jerryd Bayless has proven he can put up virtually the same production when given the chance, is two years younger, and will cost the team much less.
If all else fails, starting the season with Jose Calderon would be far from the worst thing in the world. He was surprisingly good last year, and if he can manage to get off to a good start in 2012-2013 and stay relatively healthy, he should have some intriguing value on the trade market as a large expiring contract.
The Landry Fields' contract obviously looks shoddy without Nash (I'm all good with acquiring Fields, just not on those terms without Nash) and like many of you, I'm incredibly disappointed in how this all turned out. I tried to keep myself from getting too excited and getting my hopes up, but come on, we all thought there was a pretty damn good chance Nash would be running the point come October.
Having said all of that, the notion that this is a death blow for the Raptors or for Canadian basketball is ridiculous. It's a very disappointing and disheartening day, for sure, but any reason you may have had for being optimistic about what the Raptors were doing pre-Nash still exists.
There are still some nice young pieces in the mix, Jonas Valanciunas is still coming, Dwane Casey is still here and the team still has future financial flexibility, even with a contract like Fields' present. Though retaining that flexibility going forward is why I wouldn't want a large, risky contract handed out to a player like Dragic.
It's okay to be upset right now, because believe me, I am too. But just don't overreact as if any positive step taken over the last couple of years has suddenly been wiped out.


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The head of Trustwave SpiderLabs Nicholas Percoco has had an unusual goal this year of drinking a different beer every day for the entire year. Considering his travel schedule and the number of times he has been stranded in airports around the world coming up with a new beer every single day has been quite the accomplishment. He has been checking them in on Untappd and the list is pretty impressive. From fairly regular beers such as Miller Light (Mar 17) to the fairly esoteric Trappistes Rochefort 10 (Oct 14) the varieties of beers he has drunk almost rivals the varieties of vulnerabilities we have seen in Microsoft's products this year.
This last Patch Tuesday of the year makes it a total of eighty-three different bulletins for 2012. That only comes out to about one bulletin for every four days or so, which isn't the same as a beer per day but at least there were seventeen fewer bulletins this year than there were in 2011. However, while some beers have higher alcohol content than others some bulletins are more severe than others. This year, even though there are fewer overall bulletins, more of those bulletins were rated as critical. There were thirty-five critical bulletins this year versus thirty-four critical bulletins last year. So while the overall number of vulnerabilities seems to be decreasing the percentage of those that are really bad seems to be increasing.
So grab a bottle of your favorite beer, perhaps a bottle of Cipher (Feb 17) from Half Acre Brewing, and lets go through the bulletins for December, the last Patch Tuesday of the year 2012.
Remote Code Execution in Internet Explorer
We love IE bugs, so common, been around forever and yet still so delicious at the same time, almost just like a Guinness Draught (Feb 21). This patch is rated critical for Internet Explorer 9 and 10 on desktops but only rated moderate for IE 9 and 10 on server platforms. As usual all it takes is specially crafted web page, in all three cases one that accesses objects in memory after they have been deleted, or a 'use after free' vulnerability. This might result in memory corruption, which could be used to run arbitrary code as the current user.
Remote Code Execution in Kernel-Mode Drivers
You never think that a standard IPA is going to kick your ass just like you don't think of fonts as a security risk. Then there is 120 Minute IPA (Jan 31) from Dogfish Head Craft Brewery with its 18% ABV and it hits you just like a True Type or Open Type Font Parsing Vulnerability. With a specially crafted web page or word document that embeds a malicious font file an attacker could execute arbitrary code. Once you have the ability to run arbitrary code its pretty much game over, an attacker can install programs, delete data, or create new accounts. All that from a bad font file or a 120 Minute IPA.
Remote Code Execution in Microsoft Word
While Microsoft has not yet seen this one being exploited in the wild they do expect exploited code to show soon. This one has to do with how MS Word parses RTF files and again, could result in remote code execution. The problem is present in Word 2003, 2007, 2010 and even MS Word Viewer. Users of Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 should also take note as MS Word is set as the default email reader for those email clients. Considering the rise in recent spear phishing attacks you should not get to comfortable while drinking your Hipster Ale (Nov 10) and instead should apply this patch.
Remote Code Execution in MS Exchange Server
Ubiquitous (Nov 23) from Pipeworks Brewing could be used to describe Microsoft Exchange Server as it is one of the most common email servers on the Internet. It is everywhere. We mentioned last week that you might want to go ahead and schedule a reboot time for your Exchange server so you can apply this update right away. The problem here isn't actually in Exchange but in the Outside-In Libraries provided by Oracle, which is an area that seems to be getting a lot of attention in the last few months. Oracle patched these vulnerabilities in their Critical Patch Update in October. CVE-2012-3214 and CVE-2012-3217 are the two vulnerabilities in the Oracle Libraries but there is third CVE fixed in this update CVE-2012-4791 which can result in a DoS if Exchange Server improperly handles an RSS feed. The DoS could cause the Exchange Database to unmount and lead to corruption of databases affecting user mailboxes. Depending on your boss losing their email might be worse than RCE, so install the patch and reboot the mail server as soon as you can, then go grab your beer.
Remote Code Execution in Windows File Handling
This vulnerability could allow remote code execution if a user browsed to a folder that contains a file or subfolder with a specially crafted name and it impacts pretty much everything from XP SP3 to Server 2008 R2. And of course 'browse to a folder' can be accomplished with an email attachment if the attacker can get the receiver to open it. If you are still running older version of the OS Microsoft thinks this vulnerability will be pretty easy to exploit. Even easier than finding a Christmas Ale (Nov 21) at Christmas time.
Remote Code Execution in DirectPlay
DirectPlay is an old API that was part of the DirectX API used as a network communication library intended for game development but usually used for other stuff. This component is present in all versions of DirectX from 9.0 in XP through 11.1 in Windows 8 and Server 2012. If an attacker can successfully convince a user to view a specially crafted Office document with embedded content they could gain the same user rights as the current user and execute arbitrary code. Exploit code this looks rather unlikely, which is probably why this is rated as only Important and not Critical. Just because it isn't Critical doesn't man that it doesn't count, just like Bulmers Irish Cider (Oct 23) still counts as beer.
Security Feature Bypass in IP-HTTPS
No one really knows what the three hundred and sixty sixth beer (It's a Leap year!) that Nicholas will have this year will be. Perhaps he doesn't even know. I have to wonder how you even find that many different beers? But when you brew your own beer, like Getcha Through it Holiday Ale (Nov 19) I suppose you are not limited buy commercial availability. One thing we do know is that the last bulletin released by Microsoft for 2012 will be a problem with revoked certificates. If an attacker presents a revoked certificate to an IP-HTTPS server commonly used in Microsoft DirectAccess deployments they could bypass security features. To exploit the vulnerability, an attacker must use a certificate issued from the domain for IP-HTTPS server authentication. One way of mitigating this flaw is to disable the domain computer accounts associated with revoked client certificates.
And that's it for all the Microsoft security bulletins for two thousand twelve. We will all raise our beer in hopes that there are even fewer of them next year. In a few days we will also find out which beer Nicholas decides will be his last one for the year and if he will decide to do it again next year!


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- A stiff levain starter of 50% hydration is used, which has 5% whole wheat flour (LeadDog however used all whole wheat flour, except a small pinch of rye flour);
- The levain starter as a percentage of final dough flour is 25%;
- Final dough flours compose of 10% rye and 90% white bread flour;
- Overall dough hydration is 75.8%%;
- Bulk fermentation is 3 – 4 hours at room temperature (until dough doubles in volume); then
- Retard the bulk dough in the refrigerator for 12 – 24 hours;
- Two to three hours before baking, take the dough out of the refrigerator and let it stand at room temperature; and
- Just before baking, shape the dough as you would a Ciabatta and immediately bake it.
- My dough has 10% rye, 20% wholemeal, and 70% white bread flour on an overall formula basis (this combination of flours, incidentally, is quite popular among The Fresh Loaf home bakers);.
- My overall dough hydration is 76%;
- I do not like to use stiff levain, I use my usual 75% hydration levain, and therefore I use a higher ratio of levain to final dough flours of 35% (instead of Leader's 25%);
- Very minimalist approach to mixing, no kneading, and only one set of stretch & folds (30 strokes);
- One hour bulk fermentation and six hour proving.
The Dough
Ingredient | Weight | US Volume | Bakers Percentage | |
starter @ 75% hydration | 280 g | 9.88 oz | 2.19 cups | 35.00% |
Rye flour | 96 g | 3.39 oz | 0.75 cups | 12.00% |
Wholemeal flour | 192 g | 6.77 oz | 1.51 cups | 24.00% |
Bread flour | 512 g | 18.06 oz | 4.01 cups | 64.00% |
water | 610 g | 21.52 oz | 2.58 cups | 76.25% (hydration) |
salt | 18 g | 0.63 oz | 1.28 tbspns | 2.25% |
Total Weight: 1708 grams / 60.25 ounces Total Flour Weight: 800 grams / 28.22 ounces |
Bakers percentages are relative to flour weight (flour equals 100%) and every other ingredient is a percentage of this. Flour from the Starter is not counted. Note: This recipe was uploaded in grams and has been automatically converted to other measures, let us know [9] of any corrections.
Place your starter in a big mixing bowl, pour just a small amount of the recipe water into the starter, say, 50 g first and thoroughly combine them before adding another small amount of water until all of the recipe water is mixed in with the starter (do not pour all of the water into the bowl in one go, it is harder to break up the starter that way, especially if you use a stiff starter).
- 00:00 dough mixing complete, transfer the dough to a clean and oiled bowl, start autolyse for 30 minutes
- 00:30 with one hand holding the bowl, the other hand grabs a corner of the dough and stretches it as far as it can go without tearing and folds the dough onto itself. Turn the bowl as you go round the dough and do about 30 strokes of this stretch and folds in total. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap.
- 01:00 sprinkle a lot of flour on your work bench, dump the dough on the surface; divide the dough in half, cover with a tea towel.
- 01:15 pre-shape the dough to a cylinder with minimum handling possible, place the pre-shaped dough seam side down and sprinkle some flour on the top of the dough, cover with a tea towel to rest; in the mean time, prepare a tray lined with several tea towels and dust the top with flour
- 01:30 turn the dough over and shape it to a tight cylinder with minimum handling possible, place the shaped dough, seam side down, on the tray; sprinkle some flour on the top of the dough, cover with several tea towels (to absorb moisture that might come out during proofing) and place the whole tray inside a big plastic bag. (The dough will not have risen much at this stage.)
- 06:30 one hour before baking, turn the oven on to pre-heat to 250C
- (It was an unusually cool summer day; my temperature was only around 20 – 23C. Depending on your room temperature, your proving time may be a lot shorter, so you will need to watch your dough. My dough was about 2 + 1/2 times the original volume when proofing was done.)
- 07:30 load the dough onto the baking stone and steam the oven with one cup of hot water, immediately turn the oven down to 230 C. Bake for 15 minutes, rotate the dough so it gets even browning, turn the oven down to 220 – 210C if need be and bake for a further 25 – 30 minutes. (There was a very good oven spring. Total volume was about 3+1/2 to 4 times the original volume. I did not score my dough because it was full of bubbles and seemed to be very delicate to touch, but if I make it again, I will.)


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4th March 2010, 12:42 AM #11
Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
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4th March 2010, 01:04 AM #12
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Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
i just got my copy today but couldn't play it yet sense even tho you have the cd you still have too download 2 more gbs of the game off steam... even tho the whole thing is on the cd which got me confused..
but ya after playing the demo i went and preorder it 5min before release day lol
just playing the demo i liked it alot and the graphics is really nice i say it looks better than the first which i have they just used more colors on this one or something.
i couldn't tell if it took more than the first sense my amd 965@ 4.1ghzs and a ati 4890 plays both of them smooth lol.
i still have too beat the first one.
im pretty much not a rts gamer but after playing the demo supreme commander 2 it really got me into it.
4th March 2010, 01:25 AM #13
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Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
Having played both SupCom (+ FA) and SupCom 2 (been playing since yesterday as I had it preloaded), I can tell you it is definitely less demanding on the hardware.
Settings: 1920x1200, Shadows on Low, all else maxed, 2x AA
Hovering above my fully built base, shields on, considerable activity on screen:
SC: FA - between 15 and 20 fps
SC2: ~30 fps
At the very start of a skirmish match (staring at my ACU; initial camera position):
SC: FA ~25 fps
SC2: ~40 fps
Other impressions: The maps feel smaller than those in the original. This coupled with the unit cap being 500 on the largest maps would likely cause in increase in framerate by itself, but the units seem to have a lower poly count as well (less detailed). They still like very impressive (at least, the experimentals; some of the normal units including the ACU seem rather dull and uninspired by comparison), despite the downgrade in graphics.
Another thing to keep in mind is I usually had my GPU OC'd to 651/737 in FA while SC2 doesn't seem to require it (running stock at 575/600).
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4th March 2010, 01:58 AM #14
Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
I decided to try the sc1 demo and it definitely was more demanding and just wasn't to my liking. I will definitely be going with sc2.
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4th March 2010, 02:20 AM #15
Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
I don't like the new Fatboys. I felt awesome with those gigantic mobile factories with a few dozen guns all blasting away whatever was in range. The... whatever the Fatboy 2 is shaped like just doesn't do it for me.
I am happy that the Atlantis is still around.
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Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
Totally forgot that this was being released, will definitely have to pick it up.
Fatboys are .... annoying.
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Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
Well wasn't SupCom2 at least at one point planned to be released on consoles including the Xbox? That would pretty much make smaller scale and lower requirements guaranteed, since SupCom1 was a PC exclusive from the start. (Edit: had to change SC to SupCom. SC=StarCraft. )
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Re: supreme commander 1 vs supreme commander 2 performance
On which settings did you play Supreme Commander 2?
I'm asking, because I'm looking for a new laptop and I would like to run this game (and the first + FA) smoothly.
I've also read it's not as demanding as the first. But I guess it's still mostly CPU bound, since the recommended system requirements mention a Core2Duo E6850.
4th March 2010, 11:12 AM #19
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ran at 1280x800 2x aa 16x af with everything but shadows on high. The first one couldn't handle aa and af without dropping below 30fps .
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Apr 4th 2012 9:46AM @Vladeon
Billions? The survey is of gamers not the general population. 180 million players with a sample size of 500. Most polls don't take a gigantic sample they break it down my demographics and for a survey like this where it boils down to "do you " or "don't you" you can still get a respectable sample with that low of a number.
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Sample size of 500 is plenty large enough if the demographics are chosen properly. If you just pick 500 people at random walking down the street, the results are usually off but if you choose 500 people broken down by age, sex, income level, whatever you can get a pretty decent sampling reflective of the general gaming population for a particular game.
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eh they are just waiting for the "next mmo that will be the chosen one" that will fulfill all their hopes and desires. GW2 is that game and then after that launches they will be QQing again.
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Why would anybody try and convince you otherwise?
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What other mmo lets you actually change the world?
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Yeah I think that is why Wow is popular, plenty of people raiding and having no idea what the story is but they get fat lewtz
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Majority of mmos now a days are co-op RPGs. Wow killed the group quests when leveling a while ago, most of other mmos killed group content and restricted it to the group instances. At least in TOR you had more group content when leveling with heroics but people tend to either skip them or its hard to form a group.
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Mar 15th 2012 10:34PM I wish game developers would realize that not every popular franchise needs to be an mmo.....They make great single player games. Just make an RPG with coop as an option for the campaign and just release expansions every so often. Making an mmo usually means you end up adding water down content to provide the filler required to keep people grinding away and paying.
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Mar 15th 2012 9:59AM I remember all the "GW1 will be the end of wow because it has no sub" from the official forums years ago.
Now considering I quit playing a few months ago I might actually think GW2 might be the new thing because people might be tired of paying a sub for once a year content patches.
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Did you also plan the people in the background? I think they are a real compliment to the composition. There is some trash in the gutter in the street though. My most recent wall print from my winter trip to Yosemite has been completed. It's a 50 x 28 Museum Grade Canvas Print on stretcher bars with surface print protection. The print sets off the wall 1 3/4 inches. *** I was very lucky to capture a moment along the Merced River just west of El Capitan this winter. While I started out the shoot, planning on capturing El Capitan's granite face against the valley floor, I think I did much better. Fellow photographer, Dave Courtney and I, set out on one of coldest days of January to photograph Yosemite in the winter. The park was a frigid 25 degrees when we arrived so everything was cast in a frosty covering of ice. We stopped several places to shoot and finally ended up in a spot I have photographed many times along the Merced river and got ready for the sunset. The plan was to shoot images as the sun dropped in the sky, capturing the stately El Capitan granite monolith standing guard over the valley floor. You never really know what the sunset is going to be like in Yosemite Valley. Clouds and smog particles in the west play a huge roll as to whether your photographs are special or not. Many times, cold clear skies yeild a vibrant deep cobalt color but without clouds, there can be too much blue in the photograph. A day with white puffy clouds is preferred, taking second only to the gray and black storm clouds that can be quite dramatic. This particular day had little in the way of clouds. We did get lucky though. Unbeknown to us, a temperature inversion was happening along the coast of California as warm air started to drift over the state, trapping smog particles against the cold air from the earth's surface. In the San Francisco Bay Area, it can turn into a "spare the air day", where we try to restrict more particles from being sent into the air by eliminating the use of fireplaces and such. The bottom line for the photographer, is that all those trapped particles can result in some spectacular colored skies. Along with this temperature inversion, we had a small amount of wispy clouds to the West, that "softened" the sunlight as it fell upon El Capitan. The extreme cold conditions in the valley during that week served a few purposes for out photography. One, it helped fog develop in the valley but not so much that it obliterated the view. Second, it helped preserve the snow from a couple of days earlier by staying so cold, the temperature didn't allow the snow to melt and fall off rocks and trees. The outcome, was it looked like fresh snow had just fallen everywhere. Lastly, the extreme cold froze the edges of the Merced river allowing me to safely move a tripod farther out on the ice, to capture the composition I was looking for. As the sun dropped in the sky, El Capitan became more and more yellow and orange. Those colors started to reflect off the river creating a fabulous display of color across the water. I also noticed a cooler, teal color coming in from the right as this was a reflection of sky and cold granite South wall of the valley, that hadn't seen the sun because of the low winter sun pattern. I had a decision to make. Capture El Capitan as it changed color before our eyes as the sun set, or, tilt the camera down and capture just the water and the effect of the reflecting sun. Since there were almost no clouds behind El Capitan to break up the sky texture, I went for the river shot. I love the way this turned out. This print is available for purchase in a limited release (without watermark). It is being sold as a 50 x 28 Museum Grade Canvas Stretched Print ready to hang. For $1,150 plus tax and shipping. Please contact me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com for orders. The image is also available in other sizes both larger and smaller and float frame options are available at cost. Terry this photo is incredible great job!!! Looks great. I guess timing is everything in photography. I just spent a few days last week photographing the elephant seals at Ano Neuvo State Park in California. While this is a fun photographic opportunity to photograph the Elephant seals as the come back to this state beach every winter. These seals can be engaged in bloody battles for territory and mating rights. This is also the time of year the females come ashore to deliver and ween their pups. So you can see it all during this short window of time. There are few things to look for, before you plan your trip – the most important – you have to have a ticket. Be sure to get tickets to go on the tour well in advance. The prime months to see the seals are January and February (thats when all the seal activity happens) and tours book up rather fast. You can buy tickets (about $7 for adults) for a tour up to about 60 days in advance. Remember, you can't see the seals without being on a tour at this time of the year, so plan ahead. When you are choosing a tour time slot, definitely go as early as you can in the morning. The light is much better on the seals early in the morning and since there are so many limitations as to where you can stop and shoot photographs on on your tour – the morning is the only way to go. These animals are highly protected at this time of year so you will moved in small groups by docents and rangers and you will only get to spend limited time with the seals. While I hiked with a 600mm lens and a specialized tripod, you may want to bring gear that weighs a lot less. The hike to see the seals is about two miles and part of it is in sand dunes, so lightweight gear might be what you want to bring. On the flip side, since the seals are protected, you wont be allowed to get very close for both your safety and for the safety of the seals. That means you may want to bring the longest lens you have. So you have to make a decision on the weight of your equipment vs. how close you want to photograph your subjects. The seals should only be part of your trip to Ano Neuvo State beach. Since the tour only lasts a couple of hours you will have plenty of time to photograph other wildlife in the area as well as scenic coastal landscapes. Ano Neuvo is a 25 minute drive down from Half Moon Bay along highway 1 so there are all kinds of views to stop for. Most people fall into to two different camps when it comes to preparing themselves for a photo session. Either they look forward to it with anticipation or for a smaller percentage, they dread it. I had one client years ago, who compared getting his photograph taken with going to the dentist. No matter what your anxiety level is when you are getting your portrait created, if you are prepared, it should be a fun experience. A Few Days Before Your Session
Rest is the most important preparation that a person can do to prepare for their session. Fatigue is mostly seen in and around the eyes with redness and dark circles underneath the eyes. Get extra sleep, certainly the day before your session but starting at least two days before, for best results.
Proper hydration for the human body is extremely important in all aspects of life. When preparing to have your portrait created, take in some extra water, more than normal, to replenish your skin and help keep it from drying out.
Don't do this the day before or the morning of your shoot. Always give your hair a few days to settle back in after a cut.
This can remove tarter build up that will show up in the photograph. While it's not always practical, if you have a cleaning coming up – that's a good time to schedule a portrait in the following weeks.
If you normally have your nails done, then plan on having this service a few days in advance of your session. While many shots you create will not have your hands in the photograph, there may be a few images that will, so get those nails in top shape. Guys, if have never had a manicure, this would be the time try it. If nothing else, make sure your nails are clean. Well trimmed, smooth nails can make a big difference in a shot that has hands in the image.
Some blouses and dress shirts require dry cleaning, so get this taken care of in advance. Choose clothing that is flattering to your face, not just comfortable. Women – wear collars! Many women will wear scoop necklines that can make their shoulders look rounded and heavy. Collars will make the neck appear longer and more slender. Remember to bring your jacket when posing for business portraits. Choose colors that are solids. When doing a head shot, there is almost never a need for a pattern on the clothing. Men, make sure your suit jacket or sport coat does not live in a closet where the pets have access. Be careful on the transportation of your clothes if you are going to a location or a studio. Lots of pet hair can be picked up in the car.
Some people think that they will get a little sun to help their color a few days before a shoot. Try to take care of this many weeks before your scheduled shoot. If you should go into the sun a few days before your shoot, you could end up drying out your skin or worse, burning it. The red blotchiness of of sunburn or wind burn is very difficult to hide with makeup or retouching. It's best to avoid it and stay covered up just before your shoot.
I once photographed a women in her 40s and her skin was remarkable. I commented on it, since I had never seen such flawless skin. She told me that she never goes into the sun, or outside for that matter, without being covered somehow, hat, scarf, something. While this may be an extreme lifestyle, I can tell you it worked to keep her skin in fabulous condition.
Day of your Portrait Session
Allow plenty of time, don't rush. The stress of getting lost, or showing up late can take a toll on your eyes and add lines to your face.
Men, remember to shave. Use a new blade to cut hair, not your face.
If you wear makeup and want to do your makeup yourself, put your makeup on as if you are going to work. Don't get too heavy like you might if you were going to the club at night. Use the "less is more" adage when it comes to make up. If you hire a professional makeup artist, use someone who does makeup for photography. Look for samples of their work to make sure their style fits your look.
Do a last minute check in the mirror. Is the session after lunch? Do a quick teeth brushing to make sure there isn't any food caught in your teeth. Check your hair. Bring a blow dryer set on cool to give your hair a little added body just before the shoot. Check your face for shine. Blot perspiration with a tissue, do not rub as it may brighten your skin in that area.
Take the time during your photo session to turn off your phone for a few minutes. Make this time, YOUR time. Treat is as if you are going to the spa for some pampering.


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Seriously, so many options out there and I am determined to try them ALL.
A lot of you girls suggested the White Chocolate Mocha drink, which I tried the next day and it did not disappoint.
Very yummy.
Luke received a $20 gift card to Starbucks this weekend and being the awesome hubby that he is he told me I could have it to continue my quest to try every drink combination that was left on my blog.
That and the fact that he doesn't want to gain weight from drinking a fatty drink every morning.
I hope to post with my favorite drink soon.
I know, I know you are on the edge of your seat waiting.
Aside from drinking a lot of coffee this weekend, I also spent a lot of time in front of the TV. I watched Dirty Dancing and only cried 3 times and then watched the Emmy's and only cried once.
Ry Ry was totally robbed. He should have won for best host. End. Of. Story.
So that was my weekend in a coffee bean (instead of a nut shell, get it?)
I wish I had something more fun to talk about but I do not.
I have noticed that I have some new followers/commenter's so I just wanted to say hello.
Last year I did a question and answer post which you can find here. Just in case you want to know more about me. I am pretty much an open book.
Sometimes, too open which causes my mother and husband to cringe.
And because I have nothing at all to talk about if you want to ask me any further questions feel free.
Unless it is how I felt when Ryan didn't win the Emmy.
Because I don't want to relive that memory.
16 comments:
- jen + ryan said...
he WAS robbed!!!
you've inspired me to watch dirty dancing tonight :) - September 22, 2009 at 8:07 AM
- Shannon said...
I was wondering where you've been! I'm going to have to try the White Choc Mocha now too - I've heard it's great. :)
Come over to my blog, I'm having a giveaway!! - September 22, 2009 at 8:23 AM
- ~Mrs. Guru~ said...
I love Starbucks. My all time favorite is the pumpkin spice latte. Nothing but perfection!
- September 22, 2009 at 8:28 AM
- Tara Gibson said...
yum after reading this i want some starbucks!! : )
- September 22, 2009 at 8:28 AM
- Lauren said...
I agree with Tara...I'm totally wanting something nice & warm to drink about now!
- September 22, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- THE Stephanie said...
Ahh... the white mocha. It's so good, right?? And what a sweet husband you have!
- September 22, 2009 at 8:32 AM
- Heather said...
Been missing you!!! I am thinking I will do a question and answer post soon. I love reading those!
- September 22, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Lindsey said...
AGREED!! I was shocked Ryan didn't win best host! He was robbed!!
- September 22, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- Becca said...
pumpkin spice is so so delicious.
- September 22, 2009 at 11:58 AM
- Alex and Jill said...
You are cracking me up. I can't believe you're trying every drink that was suggested. Can't wait to hear what your fave is! :)
- September 22, 2009 at 12:08 PM
- Becky said...
Yeah for Starbucks drinks! You know I will approve girlfriend! Ever since I got pregnant I have not craved coffee :( I am going crazzzzzy! Something is medically wrong with me!
- September 22, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- Mark and Kathryn said...
that's a fun project! Lots of caffeine, though! (-:
Good luck and I hope you find one you LOVE!
~Kathryn - September 22, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- Sweet Simplicity said...
What a great husband you have! I need to do a Q&A type post soon!
- September 22, 2009 at 4:28 PM
- Amy@My Front Porch said...
Glad you liked the White Chocolate Mocha! In the winter they also have Peppermint White Chocolate, equally delish and very festive (unless you don't like peppermint :)
- September 23, 2009 at 7:23 AM
- In this wonderful life... said...
curious to hear which coffee drink you liked best! I'm SO ready for the sweet and salty hot chocolate...it is delisho.
- September 23, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Kassie said...
Thanks for pointing us to the Q and A post! I'm a fairly new blogger, and it's good to get "caught" up on things. :)
- September 24, 2009 at 6:59 AM


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Dr. Eileen McDonough is Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, Professor of Education, and has served as the Barry University Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) since 1983. She is responsible for initial eligibility for all new freshmen and transfer student athletes. Dr. McDonough is the University contact person for the Initial Eligibility Center and works with prospective student athletes on their eligibility process.
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Bust my chops for what?!? Whats your relatives name....the golf industry around here is pretty tight-knit
Of course, it's right by the Hamilton Mall (well, in my mind anyway). One of my relatives used to be the turf manager at Sea Oaks, so I was hoping you worked there so I could bust your chops
hi im new and im michelle...i am recently engaged and a HUGE disney fan!!!!!!!i just introduced disney to my fiance this april and he is now a freak like me! thankfully we live nearby so Disney is only 2 hours away!
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i will try the pics again but idk.
been to disney 24 times and going back Dec. 6th for my birthday!!!1st pic is me witht his awesome mime guy on Sunset Blvd in MGM...second is my fiance with LUKE SKYWALKER on Star Wars weekends
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