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A couple of weeks after his adaptation of "The Blue Room" closed, and only days before his superior "Amy's View" is due to arrive, British playwright David Hare is himself installed on Broadway with "Via Dolorosa," which opened last night at the Booth Theatre.
Hare's tendency to use the theater as a platform for exploring political ideas has produced mixed results in the past. But while "Via Dolorosa" – the title is a reference to the path Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion – is completely steeped in political concerns, it proves to be one of his more winning works.
As delivered by the author, "Dolorosa" is a 90-minute monologue that delves into the perpetual unrest in the Middle East. More of an oral essay or a journalistic report than a play, this challenging and fascinating evening of theater is based on what Hare learned when he visited Israel two years ago and interviewed both Jews and Palestinians.
While he clearly admired the passion behind their disputes, Hare discovered that he understood very little about the conflicts that rule the region – going back even before Israel was declared a state in 1948.
One of the principal aims of this wise and heartfelt work is to correct some of our own misconceptions, and to convey an accurate sense of what it is like to live in Israel today – where different factions seem "bound up in each other's unhappiness."
As he grapples with the thorny complexity lurking beneath the relevant issues, it becomes clear that Hare has no answers and that he advocates no clear solution. But beyond exploring the "fine line of distrust" between the Arabs and the Israelis, he also examines the widening gulf between secular and observing Jews.
According to one of Hare's Jewish subjects, "We appear to be more divided now than at any point in our history." And after Hare, a non-Jew, explains that his wife is Jewish, she is instantly accused of being "an assimilationist."
Among the many colorful characters we meet are an American couple who moved to Israel in search of spiritual meaning. They explain that, in their new home, the national Memorial Day is a time to weep for the dead, not for seeking out mattress sales.
Hare's pivotal interview is with Haider Abdel Shafi ("the most popular politician in Gaza") and it is based on Shafi's mistaken belief that Hare was David Hirst, a British journalist who had earlier exposed the corruption of Arafat's regime.
Acknowledging that "ignorance and dismay make an unhappy cocktail," Hare recalls a particularly argumentative lunch with a large group of Israelis at which, feeling tired, he tried "to avoid 'trigger' words like 'Rabin' and 'Bible.'"
Though Hare maintains a sense of rationality in the midst of so many conflicting motives and inflamed emotions, he has an explosive moment of his own when he visits a Holocaust museum. After reading a document by Himmler that encouraged the systematic slaughter of the Jews, Hare rails that, "We're all blind," and that, "We all see only what we want to." In the end, he is left "with a sense of loss."
Following the acclaimed run of "Via Dolorosa" in London last fall, we can only be grateful to Lincoln Center for having the courage to import such an earnest and rigorously thought-provoking work to Broadway.
Political playwright David Hare is the gabbiest writer since Shaw. Not content with turning out approximately a play a month, he now insists we hear his views on the Middle East - and hear them neat, unmediated by fiction or actors. So he has devised a 90-minute monologue about a trip he made to Israel, Gaza and Ramallah, "Via Dolorosa," which he delivers himself at the Booth.
Wearing a white shirt and gray slacks, Hare is a spry, emphatic, melodramatic man of 50 (as old as Israel, as he points out). He strikes poses on the bare, open stage of the Booth, which has small central platform in the middle and two desks at either side.
Directed by Stephen Daldry, "Via Dolorosa" (the title refers to Jesus' Way of the Cross) is in essence a lecture enlivened by Hare's impersonations of various interlocutors. In these confrontations, Hare likes to play the wry naif merely come to ask questions and to observe; again and again, articulate and passionate lapel-grabbers unload their views on him.
Hare has, for all seeming passivity, an agenda. He is, of course, sympathetic to the idea of Israel, a "small, brown anchovy" of land to which "the most persecuted people of all times" came after the Holocaust "in the perfectly reasonable belief that would never be safe until they had a country of their own."
But something has, for Hare, gone wrong. It's those settlers, "religious Jews" living on "hitherto Arab land."
Philip Roth had urged Hare to go see "the maddest people I've ever met in my life." Hare asks a Jewish friend if Israel won't "one day have to become a modern country, multicultural like any other." Israel, answers the friend, ought not to want to own places; owning things is "profoundly un-Jewish."
Tel Aviv - secular, hedonistic, "Californian" Tel Aviv where, plays are put on - is his first stop. We hear of an actress who got religion and gave up theater because "fiction is wrong" - art is incompatible with piety. Driving to a settlement and watching the dry hills, Hare feels "the Jews do not belong here."
The settlement, where he meets American emigres, is "not unlike Bel Air or Santa Barbara"; it's a Steven Spielberg suburb.
Surprised to find one cosmopolitan settler, Hare is reassured when the talk turns apocalyptic, minutely theological and conspiratorial (about the Rabin assassination). In Jerusalem, Hare meets Benni Begin, and finds his religious attachment to the land pessimistic and a form of madness. ("Pessimism," is, in the vocabulary of the left, the opposite of "hope," and hence a bad thing.)
In Gaza, Palestinian politicians yearn for the heady days of the intifada. Now, with the cause of nationhood won and the Arafat clique mired in corruption and inefficiency, they're disillusioned and exhausted. In secular Ramallah, which Hare likes better because women wear dresses and alcohol is served, intellectuals fret over the portrayal of Arabs in U.S. films. (There are no Arabs in "Air Force One," though.)
Back in Jerusalem, Hare finds time for a swipe at Christianity, a pathetic and tacky "sideshow" here. Around this time in the show, a miniature Jerusalem appears above the stage, and Hare gestures in a pin spot; it's a moment of pure and pretentious kitsch.
His final encounter is with militantly secularist Israeli pol Shulamit Aloni, who rages at the "clergy" and the "greedy fascists" around Netanyahu. He has a bit of fun with Aloni, describing her as a "manic-depressive Melina Mercouri," but she's clearly his kind of fanatic - a fanatic for secularism. It's religion - passionately held religious belief - that disturbs Hare, and, by the way, the only intense believers we meet are Jewish; devout Arabs are absent.
More than once we get Hare's big idea - Israel should be less a place than a notion. "Stones or ideas?" Well, in Tony Blair's Great Britain, national identities may be squishily dissolving into Euromush, but with Hamas around the corner, there is much to be said for Israel's holding on to the dated old capitalistic concept of possession.
There he is, unmistakably, the Englishman abroad: stiff, self-conscious, bewildered, amused, always polite and always a bit embarrassed. His hands are locked tensely over his midriff; his smile is eager and uneasy. You've seen his kind before, probably, furrowing their brows over unpronounceable items on menus, making jokes over not knowing the word for water closet.
This particular Englishman, however, is grappling with something more than basic language and custom barriers. He is making his way through Israel and the Palestinian territories, and he finds himself in the presence of a ferocious, unconditional commitment to a place and an idea called home. Something to kill and to die for. Something indeed alien to a visiting stranger from a land of measured emotions and relative values, a place where, as he puts it with distancing crispness, ''nobody believes in anything anymore.''
Such is the persona, a graver, distinctly English variation on Mark Twain's traveling American innocents, worn by the British playwright David Hare in his sad, funny and deeply engaging one-man show, ''Via Dolorosa,'' which opened last night at the Booth Theater. Mr. Hare is not an actor by trade, and he uses whatever awkwardness he may feel at being alone on a stage to recreate the awkwardness of the outsider he was when he first visited the Middle East two years ago.
His perplexity has been given a formal, slightly exaggerated shape that is both affecting and, against the odds, truly theatrical. Working with the inventive director Stephen Daldry, best known here for the Broadway revival of ''An Inspector Calls,'' Mr. Hare transforms what might have been the sort of monologue with which Victorian travel writers once toured into a fluid dialogue between an observer and his subjects, people who will always puzzle him.
''Coals to Newcastle,'' said two of my friends, using exactly the same words on separate occasions, when told that Lincoln Center would be bringing ''Via Dolorosa'' to New York. It's true that the Gordian knot that is the Middle East is under perpetual discussion in this city, whether on radio or television, in heated dinner table arguments, or in the pages of newspapers and magazines.
Mr. Hare, however, isn't out to provide political analysis or even to create characters from within as he habitually does in his plays, works of fiery polemics and passions in their own right, like ''Plenty,'' ''Skylight'' and ''The Secret Rapture.'' He doesn't do proper impersonations as, say, Anna Deveare Smith does, in her one-woman representations of cultural conflict in America. Nor is he the unmoved, recording camera that Christopher Isherwood aspired to be in his stories of Berlin. Instead, without pretending to be anyone else, he channels the fraught, intense voices of Arabs and Jews, of politicians and theater people and bureaucrats, through the consciously limited, but far from insensate, instrument of his own solid self.
It all takes place on a stage that looks but isn't quite naked: a series of platforms with a bridge, artfully designed by Ian McNeil and lighted by Rick Fisher, that matches the deceptive simplicity of Mr. Hare's presentation and allows for one startling moment of visual epiphany.
The people whom Mr. Hare summons into being range widely. The Jewish and Arab co-producers (seen separately) of a ''Romeo and Juliet'' in Jerusalem vividly recall the eight-year creation of the production, with Palestinians and Jews as the Capulets and Montagues, that quickly turned out to be ''not about love but hate.'' Mr. Hare finds the fierce internal divisions within each of the opposing sides in short, resonant character portraits: of Haidar Abdel Shafi, a courtly, venerated politician in Gaza who speaks of internal corruption, ''a society where law is neglected and never enforced,'' and of Shulamit Aloni, a firebrand member of the former Yitzhak Rabin administration who is the inspiration for Mr. Hare's most poignant portraiture, and who says gloomily, ''We're going backwards,'' but still speaks with the ferocity of a fighter in the front ranks.
Mr. Hare spends a Sabbath in the West Bank home of transplanted Jewish-Americans, where dinner table discussion reaches such violent heights that he learns ''to avoid trigger words like Rabin or Bible.'' (Mr. Hare's pronunciation of those words here does indeed turn them into explosive devices.) Throughout, arguments over arcana of the Bible are as intense as those about contemporary animosities. Benny Begin, the son of Menachem, answers a question about Israeli objections to the Oslo accord by talking about a Hebrew message on a stone dating from nearly 600 B.C.
This ability to find ancient history as fresh and relevant as yesterday's bloodshed is described by Mr. Hare with a self-parodying air of intimidation, but the awe is genuine. This wonderment comes across even more clearly, in the work's most poetic passages, when Mr. Hare considers the very geography that has given rise to these emotions.
Traveling into the West Bank, he says, ''I feel the topography,'' and is confounded to find himself realizing that ''for the first time I understand how odd, how egregious Israel must look to the Arab eye.'' The contrasts between Arab and Israeli communities are delivered with a journalist's unsparing eye. Yet he pauses for a moment of rapture, after following the Via Dolorosa, the mythic but now prosaic-looking setting of Jesus' last walk through Jerusalem, and arrives on a plaza. Looking across the Mount of Olives, he says, ''Oh I see, how provoking it is to own beauty.''
Mr. Daldry has steered Mr. Hare into assuming large, expressly dramatic gestures, with raised arms and clenched fists, as if a more naturalistic posture wouldn't capture the magnitude of the emotions with which he is dealing. It should be noted that his performance has broadened somewhat, no doubt in reaction to the more responsive nature of American audiences, since I first saw it in London last fall. But its essence is the same. There is in his very presence an implicit question mark, a yearning both to understand and to know what it is like and to feel the certainty of the people he interviews, even as they admit the divisions among their own kind.
''My subject as a playwright has been faith,'' Mr. Hare says. More particularly, however, it has been the elusiveness of faith, as evidenced in his ''Amy's View,'' which opens on Broadway next month. The discrepancy between the individualism of Mr. Hare's world and the holistic worldviews of the lands he visits is what gives ''Via Dolorosa'' its particular dramatic tension. It does so in ways that allow for both rich humor and a wistful, wondering sorrow, emotional resonances that easily eclipse Mr. Hare's previous Broadway offering, the very successful and very disaffected ''Blue Room.''
At the show's end, Mr. Hare narrates, in reverberant detail, the process of returning to London, of arriving anew at the place he calls home. But there is implicitly another idea of home at work in ''Via Dolorosa,'' and that is the theater itself. In his opening remarks, Mr. Hare speaks of ''the elaborate conventions of theater, so loved -- by me at least -- so treasured. So much the very heart of my life.''
That heart beats reassuringly in ''Via Dolorosa.'' Even as the play examines irresoluble strife and antagonism, it finds the symmetry, patterns and even the beauty within. It finds, in other words, as good plays always will, the echoing poetry within the dangerous chaos that is life.
Solo shows are not a rarity on Broadway anymore, but David Hare's "Via Dolorosa" is nevertheless a daring piece of theater. The performer center stage at the Booth is not a rock 'n' rolling comedian (like the theater's most recent tenant, Sandra Bernhard) or a showbiz veteran taking a trip down memory lane (such as Bernhard's Booth predecessor Jerry Herman), but Hare himself, a playwright whose previous acting experience was limited, as he jocularly tells the audience, to a school production of "A Man for All Seasons." And his subject is not a solipsistic jaunt through his own life in the theater, but territory far removed from the milieu of an esteemed and prolific British playwright: the fractious land of Israel and the West Bank.
Why do we need a gentile British author to give us another window on a region whose rippling conflicts are closely watched by this city's large Jewish population and widely covered in the news? You might as well ask why we need theater at all. Hare's unique talents and seeming remoteness from the issues at hand are precisely what make this journey of the heart and mind so theatrically invigorating. While only a disinterested party could observe with such evenhanded intelligence the terrible divisions of the region, only a writer of considerable dramatic gifts could bring them to such entertaining life.
"Are we where we live, or are we what we think?" Hare pointedly asks toward the end, and the play is ultimately a testament to art's capacity to enlarge our vision of the world to embrace even the most alien of cultures, to forge an intimate connection with people whose struggles are not our own but are in some measure profoundly universal. In the case of the people of "Via Dolorosa," the struggle is how to forge a meaningful, safe place in the world without moral compromise or culpability.
In truth "Via Dolorosa" is not a solo show at all; in the course of an hour and a half, Hare populates the stage with an entire world of people and ideas, though he remains costumed in just a plain white shirt and black slacks, and is aided only by the studiously barren backstage set of Ian MacNeil and the artfully crisp white lighting of Rick Fisher.
Hare cheerfully admits his limited experience as a performer ("Normally I get Judi Dench to do this sort of thing," he cracks early on), and one of the charms of the show is his slightly awkward stage presence. While Hare performs with a sort of gawky exuberance under Stephen Daldry's elegant and unobtrusive direction (he's both more lively and more at ease than at the beginning of the show's fall London run), he still seems slightly reserved, like a schoolboy giving his first oral report.
The show was inspired by a series of trips Hare took to Israel, where everyday existence is infused with a "necessary dramatization" and an air of purposeful striving gives life "a meaning and shape that eludes the rest of us in the endless wash of 'What the hell are we doing here?' "
Hare's tour is guided by a series of vividly drawn personalities for whom politics and religion are the bread and butter of daily intercourse, not idle talkshow fare to be tuned in or out with the click of a remote control. Through elegantly narrated and comically re-created interviews with Arabs and Jews, theater directors and professional politicians, West Bank settlers and Palestinian activists, Hare gives us a travelogue that's both emotional and historical, as personal as it is political.
The landmarks of Israel's past are all touched upon: the invention of the Zionist movement (by a playwright -- who knew?); the Six-Day war; the Oslo accord; the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. But there's nothing dense or lecturely about the show: Hare's dramatic gifts combine happily with the passionate personalities he enthusiastically impersonates to turn the complexities of the narrative into engaging theater.
Hare doesn't have a hard time forging drama from the material at hand -- terrible conflicts are the lifeblood of the land. Israeli director Eran Baniel, sipping merlot, describes the increasing tensions between secular and religious Jews ("They smile and smile and rob the country blind," he rages of the publicly supported Yeshiva students). In the West Bank, where 521 Jews are protected in air-conditioned splendor "not unlike Bel Air" by 4,000 soldiers, a family of fanatical settlers excoriate the compromises of Rabin and vow eternal occupation of God-given land. Other Israelis are equally enraged by the tactics of Netanyahu.
Hare also journeys "through the mirror into Israel's twin, its underside." In the Gaza strip, he sees the desperate poverty that is a result of the region's saddest irony: a historically persecuted people turned into callous overlords of an abused minority. Palestinian historian Albert Aghazerin sums up the tortured relationship between the region's Jews and Arabs with grim succinctness: "In some way we are bound up in each other's unhappiness. We cannot be separated."
Despite its passionate intelligence and headline-fresh subject matter -- or, sad to say, perhaps because of them -- "Via Dolorosa" may well have a difficult time finding audiences to sustain a three-month run in a Broadway house, particularly among this spring's heavy-hitting lineup of dramas (including, of course, Hare's own "Amy's View"). But it's a work that stretches the familiar contours of the solo show in exciting new directions: Instead of the traditional personal history, Hare offers history personalized. And if theater may be said to consist of histories -- personal, political, emotional -- brought to immediate life, what better region to illustrate the idea than Israel, where history is perhaps more intensely alive than anywhere else on the globe.


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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 698709, 6 pages
Review Article
The Global Economic Cost of Osteoarthritis: How the UK Compares
MSK Lab, Imperial College, London W6 8RF, UK
Received 30 May 2012; Accepted 30 August 2012
Academic Editor: Charles J. Malemud
Copyright © 2012 A. Chen et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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"NCRA is committed to being the leader in advancing the profession of those who capture and integrate the spoken word into a comprehensive and accurate information base for the benefit of the public and private sectors."
-National Court Reporters AssociationGeneral Requirements and Minimum Standards, August 2003
Graduation from the program requires the following machine shorthand writing speeds: two-voice, 225 wpm; four-voice and jury charge, 200 wpm; literary, 180 wpm (five-minute takes with 95 percent accuracy—three in each category). The 50-hour requirement for internship will consist of a minimum of 40 hours of actual writing time under the supervision of a qualified reporter.
If you have work experience, certifications such as Certified Professional Secretary, Certified Administrative Professional, Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, or have already taken classes at Madison College or other institutions you may be able to be granted advanced standing to earn your degree more quickly. You may take a Challenge Exam for some courses to gain advanced standing. Contact Lisa Hubacher (608) 246-6192 for more information.
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Judicial reporters record the testimony, charges, opinions, sentences or other proceedings in a court of law, or the proceedings of business and professional conventions by computerized machine shorthand. This work affords interesting mental activity and requires concentration, patience, poise and good health. Promptness and attention to detail are essential traits. It is a profession offering personal satisfaction, mental stimulation and monetary rewards. The program is approved by the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA).
The national average length of time for completion of the program is 33 months, according to NCRA.
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Sponsorship has always been a key part of the Olympics experience. First of all, it helps athletes afford the expenses of non-stop travel. And, for big brands, it has always been a great way to gain brand recognition with consumers at home, glued to their TV's for hours at a time.
And for the International Olympic Committee, it's a great business. With a limit of 35 official exclusive sponsors in 2012, the top corporate sponsors paid over $100 million each to participate. The next tier paid $40 million each. But, while the sponsorship spend has been rocketing to record heights, technological progress has enabled even faster changes in both viewer habits and our ability to measure the results. So what are these trends and what do they portend for Olympic sponsorship in 2014 and beyond?
Viewership Changes
Over the past few years, the TV and cable industries have seen a rapid shift towards "anytime, anywhere" viewing, especially among the highly desired digitally savvy consumers. A lot of viewers now consume programs (even sports) in a time-shifted manner, on mobile devices, with at least two active screens – and frequently, all of the above! This year, NBC has decided to aggressively get ahead of the trends and dominate the shift to digital. NBC Olympics, a division of the NBC Sports Group, made a digital bet that is paying off. They are offering:
- Exclusive live streaming: Coverage in the US offering over 1000+ hours of streaming. Not only has this given them total control of US digital streaming rights of the Olympics, but also the ability to control of what ads appears as you are watching the Olympic coverage online.
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Sponsors are also asking athletes to use their social media accounts to promote their brand. The agents for US figure skaters Ashley Wagner and Gracie Gold both say sponsors draft some of their tweets, plugging their brands.
The trend of consumer engagement with content in a social and mobile environment is rapidly changing how brands conduct and measure their sponsorship.


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Class – 10th
Subjects – Mathematics (Areas related to circles and surface area and volumes)
General Instructions:
• All questions are compulsory.
2 marks type Questions. AND 3 marks type Questions.
Q1. In figure 1, find the area of the shaded region. (Use [pic] =3.14) {ans. 72.665 cm2}
Q2. A playground in the form of a rectangle having semicircles on the shorter sides as shown in fig. 2. Find its area when the length of the rectangular portion is 80 m and the breadth is 42 m. {Ans. 4746 cm2 ) Q3. A toy is in the form of a cone mounted on a hemisphere of common base radius 7cm. the total height of the toy is 31 cm. find the total surface area of the toy. {ANS 858 cm2} Q4. Four equal circles are described about four corners of a square so that each touches two of the others, as shown in fig. Find the area of the shaded region, each side of the square measuring 14cm. (take use [pic]=[pic]) {Ans. 42 Sq. cm}
Q5. In figure PQ=24cm, PR = 7cm and o is the centre of the circle. Find the area of shaded region (take use [pic]=3.14) {Ans. 161.31 cm2 }
Q6. 2 cubes each of volume 64cm3 are joined end to end. Find the surface area of the resulting cuboid. Q7. The length of the minute hand of a clock is 14cm. find the area swept by the minute hand in 5 minutes. (Use [pic]=[pic]) {ANS= 51.3 cm2}.
Q8. Find the area of the shaded region in fig. if AC= 24cm, BC = 10cm and o is the centre of the circle. Use[pic] = [pic] [ANS. 145.53 cm2}
Q.9. In figure, find the area of the shaded region, if ABCD is rectangle with AB =80 cm and BC = 70 cm . Angle AED =900 and DE = 42 cm and a semicircle is drawn with BC as a diameter. Take π= [pic]{ANS= 2499cm2}
Q10. The radius of the base and the height of a solid right circular cylinder are in the ratio2:3 and its volume are 1617. Cm3. find the total surface area of the cylinder. {Use π=[pic]} Q11. A square...


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- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Cassie's Info...
I am already spayed and up to date with shots.
Other Pets at Bitter Root Humane Association
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Cassie, a Hamilton Boxer puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Boxer for sale in Hamilton, or seeking a Boxer puppy from a breeder in Hamilton.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Hamilton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Hamilton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Boxer breeders who help with Boxer rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Hamilton paves the way for another one to be saved.


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The owners of Waltham's very good La Campania want to open a Southern Italian restaurant in Belmont, says Boston Restaurant Talk. Right now Belmont has Il Casale, which is a lovely night out, but more variety is never a bad thing! Especially when it involves pizza and lots of red sauce.
La Maione will serve "Neapolitan-style pizza and southern Italian 'soul food,'" they say, at 436 Common Street, heading toward Watertown.
The Patch also says that the South End's El Centro (now also in Brookline) will open a third spot on Leonard Street in Belmont Center. It's about time the suburbs got authentic Mexican food. Both places are in the approval and planning phases right now, but stay tuned. [Patch, BRT, Earlier]


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Gold Capped: When glyph prices hit the wall {WoW}
Aug 2nd 2010 1:46PM One thing that hasn't been addressed is the fact that you can affect the herb market by selling tons of glyphs at barely what it costs to make them. I have tried this myself in both the glyph and gem markets, and it works.
People get skittish when they see those low prices, and bow out. That leaves more uncut gems and unmilled herbs for you to purchase. Thus, driving down the cost of your own supplies.
If you pay attention to your costs and what you're buying, you can quite literally wind up with a month or two worth of low-cost mats, all for the 'price' of decreased profits for a week or so.
Blizzard: Run Oculus, win fabulous prizes {WoW}
Jan 5th 2010 7:26AM Something to keep in mind -- the dungeon dropped a piece that people wanted for their Holiday Achievement, a hat. And given the way the dungeon finder works, if one person intentionally chooses Oculus, four people will wind up with it being their random dungeon. In other words, the dungeon was being pushed on people much more than would normally happen.
Tank opportunities in the late endgame {WoW}
Dec 7th 2009 3:32PM This has everything to do with the fact that Blizz saw fit to give everyone a 'free' tankable class -- the DK. There is nothing equivalent for healers, for example. And while DKs CAN DPS, my experience shows that the VAST majority of the DKs opt to be tanks.
So this grief for tanks is understandable, and will likely continue for quite awhile.
Auction houses broken across Azeroth {WoW}
Oct 25th 2009 6:08AM A couple of things to note here. I have no intimate knowledge of Blizz's system, but I am a systems analyst.
It feels like Blizz either changed databases for the auction house servers, or the previous database was corrupted in some rather major way. This occurred immediately after a scheduled restart of their servers, so it is logical to assume that it was something they changed prior to the restart.
This change that they implemented prior to the restart resulted in 'internal auction house errors'. This was somewhat quickly remedied, with a completely new and empty auction house. On Feathermoon we went from an auction house of upwards of 350 pages to nothing.
This went on for quite a few hours, with all that previous AH content missing, but with the 'blues' in the official forums telling us that the items would be returned, likely without necessitating another restart -- unless they were scheduled to expire, in which case they'd be returned in mailbox as normal.
A few hours after THAT, the AH went empty for the second time. So there are now two databases in limbo, with a third AH database being in place at the time of my writing this.
So now, Blizz has to 'merge' the data from the previous two databases with the one that is currently active. I suspect they are using some flavor of SQL database, and this shouldn't be terribly difficult -- assuming that there was corruption, and that the data wasn't corrupted too badly.


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And then there are the actual journeys. Some are short. Some are longer (by my standards, anyway). But all deliver a story. The motorcycle is unique in the natural drama it creates for us. The exposure to the elements, the connection with the machine, and the minimalist way in which it must be used are all ingredients for a wonderful recipe for adventure, no matter how you define it.
A day's ride on a motorcycle is packed with a more dynamic range of emotions than most other methods of transportation can provide. And when you convert those days into weeks, or months, you have a story that transcends words. This is good for us, as riders. But how do we convey that?
Any trip I take creates a subtle dilemma for me. When returning from any journey, I find myself perplexed as to how I am going to explain this trip to someone else. Inevitably, someone is going to approach me when I get home and ask, "So how was it?" How do I answer that? What words will I choose? Are there any words I could assemble that will sufficiently describe my experiences while "out there"? I always find myself struggling to find the words to give them. Usually, something like "Oh, you have to do it! You have to go there," comes out of my mouth. Is that enough to explain it? No. But at least I mean it.
And that is one of the many reasons why Outland Moto was started, to let motorcyclists everywhere tell their stories. And in telling those stories, get others to create their own stories. It is a platform to find the right words and media, giving a story that will truly convey the phrase, "Oh, you have to do it!" I suppose that would be a good tagline for this magazine.


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Government Shutdown Forces Cancellation of Fundraiser for Amputee Youth
The Amputee Coalition regrets that due to the continued federal government shutdown and the closing of the National Park Service, it is forced to cancel its youth camp fundraising event. The Kicking For Kids Who Can't Kick-a-thon was scheduled for Saturday, October 19 from 10am to 12pm on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Kicking for Kids Who Can't (KFKWC) was founded by Ginna Goodenow in 2006 to assist children in adapting to limb loss. The fundraiser supports the Coalition's camp, a five-day traditional summer camp experience for children ages 10-17 who have lost arms and/or legs or who were born with limb differences. Since its beginning in 2000, the camp has hosted nearly 800 campers with limb loss or limb difference.
"The Coalition covers all expenses, including travel, for the campers," said Dan Berschinski, a member of the board of the Amputee Coalition and chairman of its youth camp committee. "The average cost to send a child to camp is $1,800, and our goal was to raise $18,000 – enough to send 10 kids to our Paddy Rossbach Youth Camp."
"This camp changes lives. For most of these kids, they are the only one in their school, or even their town, with limb loss and camp allows them to interact with others like themselves," said Berschinski, himself a decorated Afghanistan war veteran and amputee. "Camp inspires the kids to take on new challenges, be independent and gain self-esteem. They build lifelong friendships and look forward all year to coming back to camp. It's a shame the government shutdown is hurting our efforts to help our youth."
"We had a super exciting program planned, with inspirational speakers, soccer players, dance and martial arts demonstrations and more," said Goodenow. "Kids would have had a blast participating in kicking events, including soccer, karate, kickball and football."
"The shutdown may have prevented this year's kick-a-thon," she said, "but it's not stopping us from planning for next year's event! We have a tentative date of Saturday, October 18. In the meantime, we hope people will donate so amputee kids can go to summer camp in 2014!"
The Amputee Coalition would like to thank all of the KFKWC supporters, especially National Children's Center, and many others who have helped send children with limb loss to summer camp. To learn more about camp or to donate, please visit the Paddy Rossbach Youth Camp Web site.


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Staff Spend a Day With Air Force Reservists During Employer Awareness Day
The engines of a C-130 Hercules roared to life and fire arms blazed as part of a mock training scenario. Those were a few of the sights and sounds that were part of the 910th Airlift Wing's annual Employer Awareness Day.
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Posted Sept. 6, 2010The engines of a C-130 Hercules roared to life, fire arms blazed as terrorists attacked and took hostages and flames shot into the blue sky and engulfed a building during a mock training scenario. Those were just a few of the sights and sounds that approximately 50 civilian employers of military reservists experienced during the recent 910th Airlift Wing's annual Employer Awareness Day.
Among the employers taking part was Kent State University, represented by Joe Vitale, director of talent management, compensation, training and development and employee relations; and Amelie Anderson, assistant to the vice president for human resources. They were invited to participate by their colleague, Pamela Fitzgerald, a special assistant with the Office of General Counsel and a master sergeant in the Air Force Reserves. The event took place at the Youngstown Air Reserve station in Vienna, Ohio.
The goal of the event was to increase the awareness civilian employers have of the important role Air Force Reservists play in defense of the United States. During the day, participants took an orientation plane ride over Niagara Falls in a C-130, viewed a modular air-spray system on the plane that was used after the recent oil-rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, saw a firefighting demonstration and dined on MREs (meals ready to eat).
Fitzgerald has been a reservist for 22 years and is currently Inspector General Superintendent. She says the day is an excellent opportunity for employers to get a first-hand look at what their employees do in their military role. "Many times our bosses and co-workers know we are on duty one weekend a month and absent from the office for military training, but they don't know what we are doing during those times," says Fitzgerald.
Her colleagues agree, saying they came away from the day with a new sense of pride and respect for Fitzgerald and all those in the service. "I gained a new level of appreciation for the sacrifices the men and women in our armed services make. The operations we saw offer unique support for the rest of the military, from being deployed in the Gulf during the oil spill to security and fire support," says Vitale.
Anderson adds that she now has a better understanding of what our reservists do when they are at their "second jobs," and how well-prepared they are to respond quickly to an emergency situation.
Kent State is also supportive of its students who are in the military. The university was recently recognized for its service and outreach to veterans by being named a Military Friendly School for 2011 by G.I Jobs magazine. The list honors the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools that are doing the most to embrace America's veterans as students.
Kent State was also on the Military Friendly Schools list last year, the first year it was published. Kent State University at Ashtabula and Kent State University at Tuscarawas also made this year's list.
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I love to get outside and enjoy the beach, the country in winter and boating in summer. Travelled quiet abit but not yet been to europe. On my bucket list.
Movie buff. Like all kinds.... I am easy going and and get along with most people.
I am open to new ideas and places and seeing how the local people live when I am on holiday but also enjoy spending time around the pool and and drinks at the pool bar... I have two wonderful daughters and enjoy spending time with them.when I can. Well there is more but I think it is better to find out about people as things evolve.. Contact me if you feel you may have the same interests.
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IP-based STLs
Goodbye analog (and some digital) STLs, hello IP
For those who remain unconvinced that there are advantages to using a digital STL, let's consider those specs for just a moment. This type of radio system is carrying the equivalent of what three analog radio systems would carry; at the same time, its audio specs are way beyond what the best analog radio could ever do, and the receiver needs less signal to do it.
In a nutshell, the digital radio systems are way more efficient in terms of the bandwidth they need, along with the amount of power they need, and oh by the way — the audio is better too.
Moseley offers the Starlink SL9003Q, which will also carry up to six channels of digital audio; the bandwidth and modulation scheme depend upon the number of audio channels specified by the end-user. The Starlink has both analog inputs and outputs along with AES inputs (built-in SRC) and outputs. As you would expect from a digital radio, the audio specs are great with a dynamic range of 90dB and a THD spec of less than 0.01 percent. The Starlink can also be configured to use up some of its native bandwidth for a simplex LAN extension which will deliver UDP data streams (up to a total of 544kb/s).
Other configurations
The trend in technology for audio transport (along with most other forms of communication) is certainly more and more based on IP. So, though you may simply need one AES data stream for your analog transmitter, there may very well be many other pieces of gear at the transmitter site that want to communicate with you by means of a LAN. These would include RBDS encoders, remote controls, computers, remote cameras, VoIP phones, satellite receivers, and on and on.
As mentioned above, the Starlink can send UDP data streams to a transmitter site, but most of the items you would place at the transmitter site are going to require a duplex link so they can communicate via TCP (as opposed to UDP). What's the practical way to accomplish that, assuming there are no other options at your transmitter site?
Fortunately for us broadcasters there is the 900MHz ISM band (which actually extends from 902 to 928MHz). Unlicensed channels can be used in this band (subject to FCC parts 18 and 15) for the purpose of carrying digital data, to and from the transmitter site. The relative proximity to the 950 band we're accustomed to using means that we can re-use the antennas already in place easily enough. This is done by adding duplexers to an already established link. (When you fill out the 601 for your new digital STL system make sure you add in the additional loss incurred due to the duplexer on the transmit side.)
Moseley makes a system called Lanlink that works in exactly this fashion. The ISM band transceivers that are the heart of the system can deliver 512kb/s of data, 10base-T Ethernet. (In addition to the Ethernet connection, it also provides two RS-232 serial links that can be configured for a data rate between 1200 and 115,200 baud.)
With the explosion in networking, though, there may be other options for you to check. A quick search online is all that is needed to find other manufacturers of 900MHz ISM band radios that transport Ethernet. You could even avoid the cost of the 900MHz duplexers by purchasing separate antennas for the ISM band. And, obviously with this method, there is no effect upon your current 950MHz system.
Higher ISM bands
So far we've covered the 900MHz ISM band mainly because it was close to our familiar 950MHz STL band. You're probably aware that there are quite a few other ISM bands (2.4, 5.3 and 5.8GHz) and there are multiple manufacturers that make gear for use thereupon. Again, the explosion of networking has had a positive effect for end-users in the sense that there are more and more players making the gear and antennas, since the potential market is so big.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The federal trial to determine if California's same-sex marriage ban violates the U.S. Constitution is scheduled to wrap up in June after a months-long hiatus.
Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker on Wednesday tentatively scheduled the closing arguments for June 16. After hearing more than two weeks of testimony in January, Walker had wanted time to review all the evidence before hearing lawyers give their wrap-ups.
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by Rachel Begun, MS RDN CDN
A stroll down the gluten-free aisle at your supermarket can quickly put you over your weekly food budget. With a few tips and some planning, it's easy to prepare healthful, gluten-free meals for your family without breaking the bank.
Foods recommended for those following a gluten-free diet are similar to healthful foods suggested for the general population — fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy, eggs, plant-based proteins — such as beans, nuts and seeds — fish and lean cuts of poultry and meat. The only difference is that the gluten-free have to steer clear of wheat, rye and barley when making their choices.
Focusing on naturally gluten-free foods and limiting highly-processed specialty items is the key to healthful, cost-effective meal planning.
Think beyond fresh to meet your family's fruit and vegetable needs. Frozen and canned fruits and vegetables, without added sugar or salt, are as nutritious as fresh produce. Also, shop locally at farmers markets for the best deals on fresh produce.
Low-cost protein sources are critical for sticking to your budget. Great choices for protein while staying under budget are dried beans, lentils and peas. Alone or used as a substitute for ground beef dishes, these are options to keep the protein but reduce the expense of meat.
Eggs also are a cost-effective, high-quality protein. Canned salmon and tuna can help your family meet the recommended two servings of fish per week at a fraction of the cost of purchasing fresh seafood.
Ancient grains are all the rage, but tried-and-true favorites cost less while offering great nutrition. Corn and rice are good everyday options. Supermarket sales and buying in bulk allow you to supplement with more expensive gluten-free grains such as quinoa, millet and buckwheat.
When it comes to saving on milk products, what is important is how you buy. For yogurt, purchase the plain variety in bulk to save money. For additional savings, buy generic milk brands, purchasing blocks of cheese in lieu of pre-shredded and using powdered milk for recipes.
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Involve your child in the cutting, mixing and preparation of all meals. Even a snack can be healthy.
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