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The earth shakes below you, but you pay it no mind. They have been drilling all day on your orders. You want to find it today, come hell or high water. You look down at the plans you've agreed on with your workers. Suddenly, a hissing sound fills the air. You look up in time to see mud erupting from the hole, shooting 100 feet into the air. It's quickly followed by dark roaring liquid. It rains down, soaking you from your hat to your well-worn boots. A worker runs toward you, his mouth moving but you can't hear him.
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Liquid gold, blacker than midnight under a skillet, awaits you and your fellow prospectors in the arid desert of West Texas. The year is 1922, and with the Texas Oil industry booming, it's time to stake your claim. Grab a shovel and put the "filthy" in filthy rich!
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As an eager prospector, you are vying against your neighbors to become the wealthiest, before a ruthless Oil Baron arrives, representing the greedy East Texas oil companies stealing your potential land.
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Played Giganten (the original, German version of this game) and it was only OK. Says the rules were revised, so I am interested in seeing how this will stack up. Funkenschlag was only OK, but Power Grid is terrific. Time will tell.
Another euro from FFG!! I can't wait.
Giganten was a great euro and had been unfairly forgotten. I'm very, very happy to see it back.
Yeah, it does look exactly like Giganten...with better bits.
Love the oil spray.
Giganten returns. I wonder how much FFG changed.
I like the "Oil Spew"... looks like they stack too!~ ;-)
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From the extra space on Muni this morning to the empty chair where your boss usually sits, the signs of the annual 4th of July exodus are all over San Francisco.
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Does anybody know how to access the positions of every points in pointcloud(.pcg files)?
Isn't it available in ObjectARX.NET 2012?or should I write my own warpper for .NET?
I appreciate the help. Thanks!!
imho it does not make sense to crosspost 4 times (in the same forum) if you didn't get an answer to your first question.
You may answer yourself to your first post just to push it up. But please don't feed the forum every week with the same question.
For me I can't answer that questions as I see the following open points:
a) I didn't find any .net-based lib for point-clouds
b) I would guess you would need a huge amouont of memory or you do research for how to work with extremly compressed data
c) I would check FARO or similar developer-forums
d) last but not least it would be a good point to be more specific about what you want to do. I don't think that your goal is to get unfiltered access to 2.000.000.000 points.
- alfred -
Thanks, alfred!
Cause I'm new to here and I really feel anxious about that problem.
I'll push it up next time..
I just find a way to get the file path(e.g. X:\XXX\XX.pcg), the total counts of points, Min(x,y,z), Max(x,y,z), etc.
But what should I do if I want to clip the point cloud with a rectangle, or if I want to render the points in different colors by height.
>> But what should I do if I want to clip the point cloud with a rectangle,
>> or if I want to render the points in different colors by height.
I can't tell you what to do at the moment as I don't see the library the creates access to pointclouds right now.
- alfred -
I've just found a post about it
"What I know is, that the Point Cloud API is at the moment only as ObjectARX API available. So you have to write your own wrapper for .NET"
Maybe it remains unavailable in ObjectARX.NET 2012.
I guess it probably available in c++, but I'm not familiar with writing my own warpper for .NET.
Well, thanks anyway.
I'll check similar developer-forums.
(if i wasn't already, i've just become an admirer of alf's patience.) talking about forums though, kean walmsley (of all people) has been writing about point clouds here:
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Wednesday, 27 October 2010
New project!
Just realised I've been AWOL for a week so I thought I'd just do a quick post. I randomly decided last week that I really wanted to make little one a patchwork quilt. The one below is one I made in about 2002 and I gave it to my eldest. It's lovely and heavy. It used to go on our bed but to be honest I prefer it on her single as there's lots draped either side and she says it's beautiful, awwww. I would apologise for the cluttered bedside table but hey, she's five and this is a real home so I won't!!!
So anyway I used to money left over after selling some things on ebay and paying the extortionate fees (*grumble grumble*) to buy some ready made 4" fabric squares. Last time I seemed to spend forever cutting out squares so this time I'm cheating! Well, I do have the excuse of two children this time round... and accuracy is not my strong point.
I know some will probably want to lynch me for the choice of fabrics here. Yes, they are mostly Cath Kidston but having worked with her fabrics so much in the past I have to say you can't fault the quality. Plus they're easy to match together ;) There are a few Laura Ashley "Stocks" dotted about and I have various different designs and maunfacturers on the way too. I've gone for pinks, greens and blues with the odd dash of red as littlie's room has green walls and a rose pink iron bed. I'm aiming to make the quilt a generous size like her sister's so that it's useful when she's older too.
Here's part of the first "strip" I've made (it's folded in half in case you were worried it would be tiny!). It was brilliant just to sew together in front of the TV last night. When it comes to sewing all the strips together at the end I may sweet talk Mum into doing it by machine as that's the part that will take so long, but we'll see. Making something for yourself when there's no rush has to be the most relaxing way of sewing.
Hope life is treating you all well. As those of you who are Facebook friends with me will know, school holidays are definitely not my favourite time so I am a wee bit stressed out! Take care, love Mel xxx
19 comments:
- MelMel said...
Hi FB buddy!
oohh...loving the new quilt!
The Provence rose fabric is very cute, happy making!
Soon be back to school...xxxx - 27 October 2010 at 15:58
- a mermaids purse said...
lovely patchwork quilt in the making- beautiful fabrics!!
Yes! i agree to sew at your own time limit is the best way and more rewarding...i have a yellow patchwork quilt im working on, well since the summer and it is for my daughter- as she has a big bed now...i just need to find some more vintagey yellow fabrics in the charity and market...;0)x - 27 October 2010 at 16:01
- Poppy said...
I can't say I have noticed that on FB! ;0) It really is lovely, I wish I could make one! I did start one but never finished it, story of my life.
Love Lou xxx - 27 October 2010 at 16:15
- Vintage Tea Time said...
That quilt's going to be really pretty - looking good already! Don't let 1/2 term get you down (said she, already dreading tomorrow, taking 4 grandsons swimming!!) :)
- 27 October 2010 at 16:39
- Mary Poppins said...
Looking beautiful, well done you, and what beautiful choices too, I am not a fan of the cutting out too ;0) May I ask does it work out very expensive to buy the sqaures and how many did you have to buy. I adore the one you made before, soooooooooooo pretty :0)
((((())))) for the holidays, count to ten.... ;0
XX - 27 October 2010 at 18:18
- bellaboo said...
Ooh,lovely!.. those fabrics are gorgeous and I can't wait to see the finished quilt. :o)
- 27 October 2010 at 18:24
- topchelseagirl said...
Lovely fabrics and the previous one you made is gorgeous!
- 27 October 2010 at 18:26
- Pink Milk said...
Your quilts are just beautiful. I am about to embark on my very first patchwork project and I daresay I shall get into the odd pickle or two!
Know what you mean about eBay - what with their fees AND Paypal's, there doesn't seem to be much left over.
Hx - 27 October 2010 at 18:37
- LittleGem said...
Hi Mel,
Thanks for the comment, I have been AWOL for even longer than you, just need to get back into it, but its always hard once you have a break to jump back in!
Patchwork looks gorgeous, and I love the mix of fabrics, but I am a pretty floral fan myself!
xx - 27 October 2010 at 19:15
- charl said...
oo its going to be gorgeous.. the fabrics you've picked are lovely and all work really well together..
i feel the need to make another patchwork quilt.. but im going to have to start building up the samples as i just couldnt be bothered cutting up fabric!!!
cant wait to see the finished result!! - 27 October 2010 at 20:55
- Scented Sweetpeas said...
Love that mix of fabrics, where did you get them from? Such a lovely thing to make for your little ones.
- 27 October 2010 at 20:56
- Claire@AreWeNearlyThereYet said...
Such loveiness! I love the idea that you're going to make it BIG so she can use it when she's older too...x
- 27 October 2010 at 22:00
- Rebecca said...
ooh what lovely fabric and such pretty colours! Looks like a project that will keep you busy for a while, can't wait to see it finished! x
- 27 October 2010 at 22:28
- Dana said...
Oooo yummy fabrics- I love the quilt in the first pic although is it a quilted blanket rather then a a quilt as it looks so snuggly? I cant make out if its quilted through to the back. I dont blame you for buying pre cut fabric, infact its a great idea, having two cheebies myself I can relate to how time consuming the cutting part is. Looking forward to seeing the finished product. x
- 27 October 2010 at 22:46
- Cindy said...
What a sweet little quilt you are making. Those fabrics are so lovely, I haven't seen those in Canada, I so wish we could find your fabrics over here.
Hugs, Cindy - 28 October 2010 at 04:48
- Josie-Mary said...
It's going to be lovely :) x
- 28 October 2010 at 08:03
- Sheila said...
How pretty, it will be fab when done, its so lovely, i wish i could be more like you...im just no good at these things!
- 28 October 2010 at 10:28
- Jemm said...
So beautiful. I love the colors. I wish I could get my creative juices flowing too!
- 28 October 2010 at 17:56
- Thecraftytrundler said...
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!!! Love those fabrics : )
Love the quilt you've made already, and so pleased to see you are making another!!!
I would definitely take up the offer of getting it machined together, they grow so quickly!!
If you need any more squares, let me know, and I'd be pleased to send you some.


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I'm looking for a ground cover for a bare patch of lawn.
The area is about 25'x50', is located beneath a large Sugar Maple, and is bordered on 2 sides by a tree line (Box Elder and woody brush). Once the trees leaf out the entire area is very shaded, all day. I have some hostas that grow well here, but I've had no luck with grass. I am in zone 4 and get heavy amounts of snow. Vinca minor seems to be recommended here frequently; would this be a good choice for me? Are there others? I need something that will tolerate some traffic (foot and paw), as well as the heavy shade. I'd rather plant something here than use mulch, if at all possible. Thanks very much! |
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Voices of dissent: International Festival of Poetry of Resistance
From Aime Cesaire and Pablo Neruda to Mahmoud Darwish and Wislawa Szymborska, poets throughout the world have raised their voices in protest against injustice in all its forms.
And poets, artists, musicians and social activists will gather in various Toronto venues later this month to celebrate the boundless capacity of verse to resist oppression and create links among diverse communities. The International Festival of Poetry of Resistance (From September 16 to 20) will feature readings, roundtable discussions, musical performances and a special "festivalito" for children.
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Summary of Principles
May I associate the Australian Delegation with the expressions of good will made by earlier speakers.
- Australia has made it quite clear, from its intervention in the General Assembly on the Nuclear Treaty, and on other occasions, through the document it provided for this committee, that it desires to see an effective, economical and acceptable treaty.
- In noting the very significant number of states possessing some nuclear capability, or the potential to develop such capability, which have not signed, or if they have signed have not ratified the treaty, Australia feels that, among the no doubt many reasons for withholding their support, concern about the safeguards system which might be adopted, must occupy a prominent place.
- Australia is one of those nations.
[matter omitted]
- I have said we wish to see a treaty which is effective, economical and acceptable. These factors are not unrelated, indeed they are so closely related as to make their separate discussion difficult.
- We believe the objective of the treaty is to prevent-so far as the matters within the compass of the treaty can-a nuclear war. In the sense of non-proliferation, it is to prevent the emergence of another nuclear power, which would obviously increase, in some proportion, the existing dangers of nuclear war.
- The Treaty provides protection against proliferation, firstly by the undertakings given in Article I, which are not subject to verification, and secondly by the undertakings of nonweapon powers in Article III, part of which only are subject to verification, as laid down in Article III. The parts which are subject to verification are the undertakings not to divert fissionable material, from peaceful uses to the production of explosive devices. The possible diversion of fissionable materials from non-explosive military uses, which uses are completely permissible, to nuclear explosives, is banned by the undertaking given in Article II, but it is not subject to verification.
[matter omitted]
- In safeguarding for Article III of the treaty we are concerned with one area of risk only, namely the risk of fissionable material being diverted to nuclear explosives, from such material in the peaceful operations of non-weapon powers. This is a worthwhile objective, but the protection it affords to the world should be related to the other risks of proliferation with which we in the Agency, are not in any way involved. Some of these risks are:
- That diversion will take place from the stockpiles of weapon states, either by deliberate breach of undertakings in Article I, or by theft or carelessness contrary to the intentions of the weapon power concerned. The highly concentrated material in these stocks would be the first target of any organization trying to acquire a few black market bombs. I saw it stated the other day that there are seven thousand critical masses in military hands in Europe. Whatever may be one's confidence in the incorruptibility and care of the military, based on their historical performance, this is one risk which must be taken into account.
- The second risk is that diversion may take place from fissionable material in military non-explosive uses in non-weapon states. All that I have just said about weapon states applies here, except that at present the amount of material at risk is less, though it will increase in the future to substantial proportions.
- The third risk is diversion from peaceful uses in weapon states. Although it has been suggested in certain cases that the Agency should safeguard the material we believe the Agency should weigh very carefully the arguments against doing this. Weapon powers obviously will do their best to safeguard these materials, and will I imagine do it as thoroughly as anyone can, but the fact that large amounts of fissionable material are involved constitutes another contribution to the overall risk.
- The fourth risk is that a non-weapon power can and generally will under the treaty, acquire with the growth of its nuclear power industry substantial amounts of special fissionable material in concentrated form. Such countries will always be able under Article X of the treaty to withdraw from their obligations, and three months later make nuclear weapons.
- I do not list these risks with the idea of belittling the importance of the task entrusted to the Agency, but to suggest that the target for the effectiveness of the Agency's scheme should be related to the other real risks about which the Agency may do nothing.
- There is little point, in dealing with a leaky dam in stopping one small hole in a very complete and impressive way, if a number of much larger holes are left unattended.
- It is therefore necessary I believe for this Committee to consider the important question of 'Acceptable Risk'. No system is 100% perfect, and to go for say 90% to 95% may cost ten times what is involved in reaching 90%.
- I suggest for discussion that our concept of acceptable risk should admit that occasionally somewhere, someone will produce a nuclear explosive device using material diverted from the areas with which we are concerned. They may detonate it and it will be very unpleasant for those involved, but it will not have produced a new weapon power; nor will it start a nuclear war, unless the powers which have weapons are bent upon it. It will create a situation with which the world will then have to deal, but it will not be a major catastrophe.
[matter omitted]
- It is therefore reasonable to start by considering those materials from which nuclear explosive devices may readily be made.
- These materials are firstly uranium 235 above some concentration of X%, where X is a figure to be determined by international agreement; secondly uranium 233 of a concentration above Y%, where Y is a figure to be determined, and where in each case the remaining material is substantially uranium 238; thirdly plutonium 239, other than plutonium contained in unprocessed irradiated convertor reactor fuel elements. To these must be added any of those fissionable materials in any concentration where the other constituent is different chemically, making a simple separation possible. Materials of this sort, in the nuclear power industry are produced in:
- Isotope separation plants
- Chemical processing plants
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- The picture this leads to is as follows:
- Uranium mines and concentration plants
No safeguarding required on natural uranium, production or movement within the country. - Fuel manufacturing plants (uranium fuel)
No safeguarding required provided no uranium of >X% fissionable content is being processed. - Fuel manufacturing plants (highly enriched uranium)
To be safeguarded. - Isotope enrichment plants (diffusion or centrifuge)
Two cases can exist here. An enrichment plant could be set up to produce low enrichment <X% fissionable uranium. Depending upon its design, it could be impossible to produce high enrichment material, and in such a case safeguarding might not be necessary. Regular visits to insure the plant had not been altered would be required. For plants capable of producing high enrichment, >X% fissionable uranium, safeguarding would be required. A plant of the second kind, might operate to produce as well low enrichment material. This, after checking, could be released from safeguarding as it left the plant, en route to a fuel fabrication plant. - Converter power stations (uranium fuelled)
These stations operating on natural or low enrichment fuel would not require safeguarding. - Fast reactor power stations
Safeguarding of certain types of fuel and possibly the whole system will be required. Details can only be worked out when the accepted pattern of fast reactors is determined. These devices are still experimental and the final designs and methods of operation are not yet available. - Research and development reactors (various types)
Each will require consideration as a special case to which the general principles can be applied. - Chemical processing plants
These plants are generally going to recover concentrated plutonium, and in a few cases highly enriched uranium. They will need to be safeguarded. - Plutonium storages
In many cases recovered plutonium will be stored before reuse, and considerable stocks may be held. These will be safeguarded. - Fuel manufacturing plants (plutonium fuel)
These plants, incorporating plutonium into fuel elements containing fertile or other materials will need to be safeguarded as the separation of these materials is a comparatively simple process. - Converter power stations using plutonium recycle
Fuel supplies to these plants will need safeguarding up to the point where they have been inserted in the reactor. Fuel will be held in a bonded store and its insertion in the reactor checked or observed on an agreed schedule. The remainder of the plant's operations will not require safeguarding. - We see no objection to the normal commercial operating records of the plants which are not safeguarded being available for examination by the Agency from time to time, should the Agency think the circumstances warranted it.
- Uranium mines and concentration plants
- Consideration of this list may give the impression that a large part of the industry will be under safeguards and that little cost will have been saved. This is not so. There will be a large number of uranium mines and concentration plants, and of nuclear power stations and these are not safeguarded, while the number of safeguarded isotope and chemical separation plants will be quite small, in many countries one of each. Even in a large nuclear industry there will only be a few installations where continuous safeguarding will be required. As the industry grows and more power stations are constructed, the number of safeguarded areas will change only slowly, the units will become larger with bigger throughput, but the safeguarding task will be much the same.
- It is believed that the principle of safeguarding only those installations where material is produced which can readily be made into explosive devices can achieve the objectives of the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty.
[matter omitted]
- I have already referred to the problem of industrial espionage. This is important and will become much more important in the future as the non-weapon states become major innovators in nuclear technology. The proposed design reviews, and subsequent access by inspectors to operating equipment are likely to be unacceptable, where new and commercially secret operations are being conducted. The development of the centrifuge would be a good example.
[matter omitted] - It is assumed by Australia that safeguards under the treaty will be applied on the basis of declarations by non-nuclear weapon states party to the treaty, of nuclear materials in peaceful uses which require safeguarding and which are in their possession at the time when those states conclude a safeguards agreement with the Agency. It is also assumed that the inventory of these items would be amended from time to time by subsequent declarations on the part of the state concerned, in relation to any changes in the quantities or types of materials or facilities, after the conclusion of the mutual agreement. We take the view therefore, that the Agency and safeguards inspectors will not have the right to traverse the territory of states party to the treaty or to have access to any materials, facilities, places and persons not involved in the inventory. This would mean that inspectors would not have the right, for example, to surveillance of defence installations.
[matter omitted]
- A very important point of the Committee's work will relate to the question of agreements with groups of states. The idea of safeguarding within regional groups is attractive in many ways. We would therefore like to see the Committee give early attention to its possible agreement with Euratom. Principles established here could have far reaching consequences, and perhaps lead to other regional arrangements of great benefit to the task.
- Australia looks forward to contributing to the work of the Committee and in helping to bring its deliberations to a successful conclusion.
Thank you Chairman.
[NAA: A1838, 719/10/6 part 10]


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I've noticed that before also. I hope it's a refrence to Mr. Toad
I went on Peter Pan at WDW just recently, and in the beginning, in London, the red car that passes by underneath you looks just like a Mr. Toad car. It has the one row, and it has the same colored bumpers. You could barely see it when you pass. Has anyone else seen this, and does the big building on the left not look like one of the buildings in the town part of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride??
I tried to get a picture of them both, but the ride goes by too fast. So if anyone could get a picture of them, could you send it to me somehow?? Thanks in advance.
I've noticed that before also. I hope it's a refrence to Mr. Toad
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I am still a proud pod person
Keep on babbeling
hmm, i'll be sure to check for that when i go down!
I guess it would be impossible to get a photo, but I can't remember this!
"The Immortal Captain Jack Sparrow." It has such a lovely ring to it...-Captain Jack Sparrow
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have you seen Mr. Toad in the Pet cemetary?
Hakuna Matata
"They say Walt Disney World is the Happiest Place on Earth, but they have never been in your arms"
I can't remember this, but it might be there, I will keep an eye out. However, wasn't this ride in operation long before Mr. Toad's Wild Ride ended? I would love to see a photo of this....
I am in need of some Disney magic!!
Unfortunately, I know nothing about this Mr. Toad or his "wild ride". I am such a newbie to WDW that I never even heard of Mr. Toad until I joined this forum. I do know that it seems very emotional for some of you.
I think that is how I would feel if they took away IaSW. (I know, I know. Nobody else likes IaSW.)
Yes i have seen Toad outside of the haunted mansion and twice on Pooh
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Chow Chows are interesting looking dogs that are believed to be one of the oldest dog breeds and not that far removed from the dog's shared ancestor, the wolf. Some people believe that they were produced in the breeding of Samoyed and the Tibetan Mastiff, but others claim that their blue tongues are an indication of the fact that they are indeed the predecessor of Samoyed, as well as Pomeranian and some other popular breeds.
Artifacts from 150 B.C. were discovered in which a Chow Chow like dog was portrayed as a hunting dog. And indeed, there are other records of the breed being used for a number of tasks, some of which included hunting, while others were that of a guardian dog. The dog's fur is a strong evidence of its northern origin, it stands to reason that such a dense and lush coat was a protection from colder climates, but the earliest records of large populations of Chow Chow are placing him in southern China. Apart from their duties as working dogs, they were also often eaten by people and their warm coats were used to make clothing.
The breeds name comes from the merchants that would bring these dogs from China. Articles in the cargos of the ships were often just marked as Chow Chow if they were coming from China, regardless of their type. The dog's name in china was Songshi Quan which would mean something like puffy lion dog.
They started gaining popularity in England in 1880s when Queen Victoria developed interest in these dogs after she saw one in a zoo. A club dedicated to them was formed there in 1895. The first time that this breed was publicly exhibited in the USA was in 1890. The breed was recognized 13 years later, in 1903, and the club dedicated to it began its operation in 1906.


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I have a question for all those who run Dwarven decks. Well, actually I have several questions. I dropped my Dwarven deck last year and, when it comes to dwarves, I'm extremely rusty. I've been playing the new quests two handed and have been having a hell of a good time, especially with . I'm really looking forward to playing the new Hobbit expansion with a two Dwarven decks and would like to preconstruct them so as to leave room for card swapping and not complete redesign-on-the-spot. What do I have available for a Double Decker? I have…well, two core sets and one of everything else.
First Question: Bombur?
Second Question: Two decks = two sets of three hero's. Which Six do I choose? (Bombur?)
Third Queston: Synergies? (Dain, Thorin, Thrain, Bombur?)
A deck list would be awesome, but thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally a 15th cent. building called Blakes. Now two residential properties. The license was surrendered in 1958.
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The great Panda debate
On Wednesday, March 5 we asked readers what races they would like to have added into the game. Pandarens seemed to be the most desired playable race along, with Worgen, Goblins, Murlocs, Furbolgs, and Naga. It was fun to dream of new races and places, but the rebuttals for why different races wouldn't work were equally as interesting.
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i am getting the new sigrid model with her in it and was wondering what color was used as th elight grey, i asked the site but they just said'its out own mix!'…not really helpful but i have looked through my citadel colors and was thinking space wolf grey?
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Keep your dollars close to home for the holidays
By Terry Oparka
C & G Staff Writer
Beth Ingram makes her confections on-site at Ingram's Candies in Troy. Ingram uses organic cherries grown in Michigan for her cherry clusters.
Whether you're doing a weekly grocery run, looking for locally brewed ale or starting your holiday shopping — it's easier than ever to keep your money in Michigan, supporting local businesses and purchasing products made in the Great Lakes State.
The website www.buymichigannow.com features a comprehensive grocery guide and holiday guide, listing products from companies across the state that satisfy one of these three criteria: the company headquarters is in Michigan, it is a franchise owned by a Michigan resident or the company operates entirely in-state.
Lisa Diggs founded Buy Michigan Now five years ago as a campaign staffed by volunteers with the aim to get people thinking about buying local or Michigan-made products. About 3,500 businesses are currently listed on the site, representing different price points and geographic locations throughout the state.
"We hear from people that they would do it (buy local) more but they didn't know how to start," Diggs said. For example, in the dairy section of the grocery guide on the website, Zingerman's Creamery, Guernsey, Calder Dairy and Country Dairy are listed. Breweries listed are Arbor Brewing, Atwater Block Brewery, Founders Brewing Company, Keweenaw Brewing Company, Michigan Brewing Company and Schmohz Brewery.
The holiday guide will feature 25 categories. Companies and products on the website are searchable by keyword or category.
"If they're on our list, we've checked it out," Diggs said. "And if your store doesn't carry it, or products aren't labeled, ask the retailer. Any retailer will make a change, if that's what their customer wants to buy."
In its sixth year, The Farmington Downtown Development Authority Wish List Window initiative offers a chance for those who shop in downtown Farmington between Nov. 23 and Dec. 17 at businesses listed on the website at www.downtownfarming ton.org/Downtown-Events/Whats-Happening/Wish-List-Win dow to win a $600 prize package for every $100 spent at the participating businesses.
"We had a lot of community support," Annette Knowles, executive director of the Farmington DDA, said. "One of the members took the lead and doubled the number of participants this year. There are 11 $600 prize packages." Businesses on the list run the gamut and include salons and spas, a shoe repair shop, a book store, a jewelry store, a barber shop, pubs, a restaurant, chiropractic clinics, florists, a photography studio, a clothing store and a skateboarding store.
"It's an opportunity for local businesses to make themselves known and encourage local patronage," she said. She added that participating businesses were very busy last year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving as a result of the program.
Sweet retreat
Troy resident Beth Ingram started Ingram's Candies nine years ago as a hobby, which she said turned into an obsession to make products without preservatives. Her top sellers include toffee, gourmet Granny Smith caramel apples and chocolates.
She opened her first retail outlet in Troy at 1117 Long Lake, off Rochester, last month. Before that, she was strictly wholesale, and her products were sold in Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace, Beaumont Hospitals gift stores and Plum Markets.
"I bake fresh every day," she said. She uses Belgian chocolate and organic dried cherries from Traverse City. "I was adamant that the store would be in Troy, and I've never seen such an outpouring of love," she said of the community response since she opened. "People from the neighborhood were waiting for the opening. One woman sent us a freshly baked pie to welcome us."
Another new venue is welcoming customers at the Mall at Partridge Creek: Art-Is-In Market, at 17420 Hall Road in Clinton Township, features work from more than 60 Michigan artists that ranges in price from affordable — starting at $10 — up to high-end, for thousands of dollars.
Owner Debbie LaPratt described the store as a one-of-a-kind place where artists come together. "It's like an ongoing art show. The items change. It's always evolving," she said.
Items currently include a Christmas tree made from bicycle parts with reflectors as ornaments, fiber arts, candles, a sculpture, a 6-foot bear made from tree bark, photographs, metal garden art, Detroit-themed t-shirts and holiday items. A couple of artists are donating a portion of the proceeds from the sale of their work to charity.
LaPratt also owns and operates Art-Is-In Market stores at 12 Oaks Mall in Novi and Laurel Park Place Mall in Livonia.
The contributing artists also volunteer their time at the store, LaPratt said. "They're really cool people with great stories," she said.
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The store first opened in fall of 2010. A portion of the profits from merchandise sold benefits local charities. Food items are popular sellers at the store.
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OVERLAND PARK (MCT) -- Three people died Sunday when a gunman opened fire outside the Jewish Community Center and a senior living facility in Johnson County.
OVERLAND PARK (MCT) -- Three people died Sunday when a gunman opened fire outside the Jewish Community Center and a senior living facility in Johnson County.
Police arrested the suspected shooter, a man in his 70s with a beard, outside Valley Park Elementary nearby by 2:45 p.m. He smiled and reportedly made anti-Semitic statements as he was led away. Police said the man, who was not from Kansas, used a shotgun in the slayings at the Jewish Community Center. He also had a handgun when he was arrested.
"We are investigating it as a hate crime," said Overland Park Police Chief, but investigators are not sure of the motive.
Overland Park Police Chief John Douglass would not say whether the man was talking to investigators.
Two of the victims were a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather who attend the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, said church spokeswoman Cathy Bien.
The Rev. Adam Hamilton, the church's senior pastor, shared the news with church members at the beginning of the evening Palm Sunday service. He said he had been talking to the victims' family in the hours after the shooting, and they asked him to go through with the Sunday evening worship service.
The lights were lowered as Hamilton asked members to pray for the family.
"Help us, oh, Lord to grieve as people of hope," Hamilton said.
Two of the victims who died were shot in a car at the community center, and one of them died at a hospital, Overland Park Police Chief John Douglass said at a press conference.
Five people were hit by gunfire at the center and the Village Shalom senior living facility at approximately 1 p.m.
The gunfire at the west side of the Jewish Community Center came as hundreds of high school singers from across the metro area were expected to audition for the K.C. SuperStar contest and actors were rehearsing for a production of "To Kill a Mockingbird."
"There were tons of kids because this was about to start at 1 o'clock," said Ruth Bigus, the publicist for K.C. SuperStar.
The community center was closed today.
"Our hearts go out to the families who have suffered loss on this tragic day," the Jewish Community Center said in a statement. "Our heartfelt gratitude as well to all those in Kansas City and around the world who have expressed sympathy, concern and support."
Matt Davis was shopping for bar mitzvah suits with his son when he heard about the shooting at the Jewish Community Center, where his daughter was dancing. He headed to the center and saw the suspect, a heavyset man in handcuffs, being arrested at the school nearby. The man was smiling.
"I was wondering why is the guy smiling when he's being arrested," Davis said.
Leawood resident Jeff Nessel had just returned to the community center parking lot after dropping off his 10-year-old son, Elijah, there at the building at 1 p.m. when an employee told him to get back inside because there had been a shooting.
"It's surreal," Nessel said. "You don't think it can happen here."
With urgency -- "Let's go, let's go!" -- staff hustled approximately 60 people into a room where they were preparing to have the SuperStars auditions, Nessel said.
"They did a great job," he said. "It was not a panic. It was, 'We have a procedure here, let's follow it,' " he said.
The community center staff kept the group informed as best they could. After nearly 15 minutes in the room, a worker came in and told them, "There's been a shooting in the parking lot between here and Sprint. We'll keep you on lockdown. You're safe here. The police are on top of the situation," Nessel said.
"That's what you want to hear, that we're safe," he said.
Later, someone explained to them the situation had been cleared up but said they had to stay a while longer while investigators combed the area for evidence. In all, they were locked down for approximately an hour and a half.


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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: This sixth Study Abroad Program in the Dominican Republic is designed to give students a comparative view of Latin American, through the lenses of crime, philosophy, culture, history, politics, religion, and language. We chose Latin America as the most appropriate site for the summer program because of the high number of John Jay students from this region. In addition, many other of our students have been exposed to or influenced by Caribbean culture living in New York City. Therefore, our student population generally has a strong interest in or ties to the region, but often few opportunities to visit or study any of the countries found in the Caribbean. Even in the case of students who have experienced life in Latin America in general and the Caribbean in particular, they typically have not studied it from a criminological/philosophical standpoint. This Study Abroad program combines rigorous academic study, practical on-site learning, seminars, and structured reflections that engage students in some of today's most urgent social, ethic, political, economic, and ecological matters.
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Undergraduate courses
LLS-290-Special Topic-Latin American Cultural Geography: This is a 3-credit course that will be taught by Prof. Barrios, a faculty member from the Department of Latin American & Latina/o Studies. The purpose of this course is to explore Latin American as a geographical unit, by surveying some of its vernacular artistic, sociopolitical, philosophic and psychological knowledge formations. Issues include the basic methods by which people exert power or influence over others, the creation of political identities such as nation state, an empire, or sub-nation region, and political struggles over territories, natural resources, trade routes, urban spaces, land uses and other valuable assets. Important players in these struggles include states (government from the national down to the local level, numerous specialized government agencies, the court system, etc.), corporations and other large companies, powerful religious institutions, oppositional citizens' organizations, and resistance movements. The venue for the field research site/topic is the Dominican-Haitian Border.
PHI-292-Special Topic-Philosophy of Crime and Punishment in the Caribbean:This is a 3-credit course that will be taught by Prof. Estevez, a faculty member from the Philosophy Department. This course will present an overview of the most representative problems facing the criminal justice system in the Caribbean. In the broadest terms, this class' objective is to introduce students to the full range of Caribbean societies and cultures, then attempt to make historical and philosophical sense of the region as a whole through the analysis of the social, cultural and judicial conditions conducive to crime and their punitive response. We will examine common patterns of socio-economic, cultural and legal adaptations beneath the outward diversity of the region. Class methodology develops from a conceptual understanding of the diverse conditions defining the Caribbean to the difficulties and complexities of the ideas of crime and punishment as they operate on a practical level.
CRJ 769- Deviant Behavior: This is a 3-credit course taught by Prof. Barrios.This course examines the variety of ways in which deviance is defined, sustained, responded to, tolerated, controlled and suppressed. The course explores contemporary deviant subcultures, centering on drug taking, sexual behavior and gang membership. It will trace tendencies towards deviance versus conformity back to social structures, social processes and differential law enforcement. This course has been developed to help students think through possible thesis topics and/or articles for publication.
- LLS-290: ENG 101 and sophomore standing or permission from instructor
- PHI-292: ENG 101 and sophomore standing or permission from instructor
- CRJ 769: Good Standing in a MA program
Field Activities: The program will offer various field trips in the afternoons, which will be designed in direct connection to the program curriculum. These trips will include, among other things, visits to the Dominican-Haitian border, Dominican prisons, the Dominican court system, the National Police Headquarters, and youth organizations in the barrios of Guachupita, Capotillo and Cristo Rey, Museum of Dominican Man, Museum of Modern Art and Memorial Museum of Dominican Resistance. Some of these field trips will take several hours. Thus, when appropriate, teaching will be intertwined with the arranged visits.
institutional affiliation: This Study Abroad Program will be housed again at the Santo Domingo campus of the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo-Escuela de Ciencias Jurídicas y Políticas (UASD-Autonomous University of Santo Domingo-Judicial and Political Sciences School) in collaboration with two other institutions: the Instituto de Criminología (Criminology Institute) and Solidaridad Fronteriza.
LiVING aRRAnGEMENTS: The first week, we are planning to stay in El Masacre Hotel, in the city of Dajabón (http://www.hotel-dominican-republic.net/hotel-254-massacre-dajabon.html). The next three weeks we are going back to the city of Santo Domingo and we are planning to stay at the Residence Apart-Hotel Plaza Colonial, Santo Domingo(http://www.venere.com/serviced-apartments/santo-domingo/apart-hotel-plaza-colonial/). Similar to the past five programs, the UASD is going to take the leadership in preparing the breakfast and lunch from Monday through Friday.
FINANCIAL AID/Scholarships: Students should make an appointment with the Financial Aid office to discuss the applicability of their financial aid to this program.
Undergraduate students may also be eligible for a Study/Travel Overseas for CUNY Students (STOCS) Scholarship. Inquire at the International Studies and Programs Office for information about STOCS. If you are a John Jay student, you can apply for the Study Abroad Scholarship at John Jay College. Contact Michael Scaduto for more information at 212-237-8872 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Further inforamtion: For more information, contact Prof. Luis Barrios at firstname.lastname@example.com, Prof. Hernando Estevez at email@example.com, Anderson Rosa at firstname.lastname@example.com or Maureen Brady Coyle at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Applications and deadline: Estimated Costs for Santo Domingo Program: pROGRAM Fee* Undergraduate Tuition (In State Tuition) ** Graduate Tuition (In State Tuition) ** $ 1,090 (3 Credits at $365/credit) Out-of-POCKET ( estimated, not included in program fee) Estimated costs of attendance
Applications are available from the Office of International Studies and Programs, offices 1101-1105 North Hall or click here to download application.
Application deadline: Monday, March 18, 2013
$ 1,258
$ 1,380 (6 Credits at $230/credit)
$ 600 Airfare
$ 10 Visa
$ 420 Dinner and weekend meals ($15 per day)
$ 3,668 Total Cost for Undergraduate Student
$ 3,378 Total Cost for Graduate Student
Note that personal spending money is NOT calculated in this budget.
*Program fee includes: Transportation within Dominican Republic, housing, breakfast & lunch (Monday to Friday only), and health insurance.
**Tuition: Out of State students will be required to pay tuition at the out of state rate.


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21 Death has come through our windows and entered our palaces. Death has cut down the children in the streets and the young men in the market places. | 21 Death has climbed in through our windows and has entered our fortresses; it has cut off the children from the streets and the young men from the public squares. |
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From Patmos to Paradise: A Commentary on RevelationFrom Patmos to Paradise is Stewart Custer's commentary on Revelation for personal Bible study or sermon preparation. Longtime chairman of the Division of Bible at Bob Jones University, Custer blends expertise and gentleness. Original translation and practical applications accompany his exposition. Notes offer sermon outlines and highlight important terms. Includes topical and Scripture indexes and an annotated bibliography. Custer has also written commentaries on Matthew, Acts, Ephesians, and Romans.
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Troopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol are investigating a crash Monday evening that left a Thornville couple dead.
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The three-wheeler motorcycle went off the right side of the road, struck a driveway culvert and overturned.
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