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From chapter 27, 'You Can't Imagine it Unless You've Been There':
'The patrol
that was after us could actually follow us in the dark and rain faster than
we could run away and before long they were close behind. I was just going
to tell the others that there was nothing for it but to turn and fight when
we came to a great, steep bank that seemed to slope almost straight up to
into the air. It was steeper that this hillside below us here, and the slope
seemed to be regular, as if men had made it.
'Well, there was no time to think about it, so
up we went. It was covered with rough grass and bushes. I don't know how
far it was to the top exactly, but I should guess it was as high a well grown
rowan tree - perhaps a little higher....'
Holly, well Adams actaully of course, was describing a different railway to the one that's there today. He was describing a steam railway and not an diesel railway.
The Efrafans were wary of going beyond
the Iron Road, and assumed that no other rabbits would either, thus the wide patrols missed
Hazel's rabbits. In the film the situation
is more confused, probably to make
Bigwig's entry into Efrafa more dramatic:
the area just beyond the Iron Road is the
scene of Blackavar and
Hyzenthlay's breakout attempt.
So, how do we know it was a steam railway in Watership Down? Well, as you look from the bridge carrying this track over the Iron road itself, consider the following words as Holly continues:
'When we got to the top we found ourselves on small,
light stones that shifted as we ran on them. That gave us away completely.
Then we came upon broad, flat pieces of wood and two great, fixed bars of
metal that made a noise - a kind of low, humming noise in the dark. I was
just saying to myself, 'This is men's work all right when I fell over the
other side.
I hadn't realized that the whole top of the bank was only
a very short distance across and the other side was just as steep. I went
head over heels down the bank in the dark and fetched up against an elder
bush: and there I lay.'
Holly stopped and fell silent, as though pondering
on what he remembered. At last he said, 'It's going to be hard to describe
to you what happened next... And then - then an enormous thing - I can't
give you any idea of it - as big as a thousand hrududil - bigger - came rushing
out of the night. It was full of smoke and light and it roared and beat on
the metal lines until the ground shook beneath it....
Here are Graham's photos of some of the same scenes. The negative film he used is perhaps kinder to this sort of scene. Its certainly far easier to scan!


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I Like the Covers More than the Music
Monday, Feb, 03, 2014
I do own some progressive rock in my collection. This genre is mostly on vinyl but one "Best Of" Emerson, Lake and Palmer CD graces my shelves. I'm not a progressive rock geek. I much prefer melody or rhythm and blues. I like a beat. And a hook. But I do appreciate the incredible artwork that goes with progressive rock discs. The cover of Brain Salad Surgery. Tarkus. So, I hold on to my vinyl copies. And, in the "E" section a couple of Electric Light Orchestra discs. Lots of good tunes Jeff Lynne's sound is so recognizable, you can hear it when he toys with non-ELO songs. George Harrison. Traveling Wilbury's. Tom Petty. He almost saturates songs with his production. A little goes a long way.

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Bill Bennett Remembered |
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Casino owner William G. ("Bill") Bennett, a long-time participant in Unlimited hydroplane racing, passed away on December 22, 2002, in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was 78. Mr. Bennett owned and/or sponsored Unlimiteds between 1978 and 1993 under the aegis of MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS. He was also active in Offshore powerboat racing and radio-controlled model competition. The MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS team made its debut at the 1978 San Diego race on Mission Bay where they placed third with Jim Harvey as crew chief and Steve Reynolds as driver. Bennett had promoted a well-known 225 Cubic Inch Class racing team--the WHITE LIGHTNING--to the Unlimited ranks and given them an "unlimited" budget. In 1979, Bennett unveiled a new Rolls-Royce Merlin-powered state-of-the-art hull, designed by Dave Knowlen and built by Norm Berg. The Bennett/Harvey/Reynolds combination, together with co-owner Bill Pennington, finished second in National High Points, scored a victory at San Diego, and established a world lap speed record of 133.136 on a 2.5-mile course at the Tri-Cities, Washington. Pilot Reynolds was also designated as Rookie of the Year. The 1980 season garnered mixed reviews. A steady turn-over in personnel resulted in an uneven performance. Surprisingly, most of the original WHITE LIGHTNING team members were discharged--despite their stellar year in 1979. A second-place by MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS at Evansville, Indiana, was the team's best 1980 performance. Bennett concentrated on an experimental four-point hydroplane in 1981, but it failed to achieve competitive results. The craft was an enlargement of a radio-controlled model that had been highly successful. Unfortunately, something was lost in the transition to a full-sized race boat. With Ron Armstrong driving, the four-point MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS finished only one heat during 1981--in last-place. Bennett had a soft spot for the San Diego race and was the title sponsor for it in 1980, 1981, and 1982. He retired temporarily as an Unlimited owner after 1981 but made a spectacular comeback a few years later. He sponsored one of Fran Muncey's turbine-powered boats in 1988 and won the APBA Gold Cup at Evansville with co-drivers John Prevost and Chip Hanauer. With the retirement from the sport by Mrs. Muncey, Bennett bought her entire equipment inventory, which included two top-notch hulls, and returned as a full-fledged owner in 1989. He hired Hanauer as driver and Dave Villwock as crew chief. The years 1989 and 1990 represented the high water mark for Bill Bennett in Unlimited racing. The pink-with-white-and-blue-trim MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS won nine races during those two seasons and finished second and first in National High Points. At Syracuse, New York, in 1989, MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS was virtually destroyed in a spectacular blow-over accident. The team came back to score victories in Seattle and Las Vegas. The 1990 campaign was an uphill struggle all the way for Bennett, Hanauer, and Villwock. With six down and five races remaining, MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS trailed MISS BUDWEISER by almost a thousand points. The CIRCUS had failed to start in the Final Heat at the Tri-Cities and had been penalized for rule infractions at Detroit and Syracuse. Then, in the last month and a half of the season, the Bennett team sparked one of the great comebacks in racing history. They won four of the next five races and finished five-hundred points ahead of rival MISS BUDWEISER in the final standings. Moreover, MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS raised the world lap speed record for a 2.5-mile course to 168.128 in qualification on Mission Bay. At season's end, it was six race victories for MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS, compared to five wins for MISS BUDWEISER. The CIRCUS also claimed the National Championship throne, which had been occupied the four previous years by the BUDWEISER. Bill Bennett now stood at the very top of Unlimited racing. And he decided to go out a winner. He quit while he was ahead and once again retired as an owner. A few weeks after the end of the season, he sold his boats to Steve Woomer. Bennett's final involvement with the Unlimited sport occurred in 1993, when he briefly sponsored the Ron Jones, Jr., team. But this arrangement was canceled in mid-season after the boat flipped while warming up for the first heat of the Tri-Cities race. Between 1978 and 1993, the various MISS CIRCUS CIRCUS hydroplanes attended a total of 61 Unlimited races and finished in the top-three at 28 of them. They finished first eleven times, second twelve times, and third five times. 1st-Place: (1) 1979 - San Diego, CA - Steve Reynolds 2nd-Place: (1) 1979 - Miami, FL - Steve Reynolds 3rd-Place: (1) 1978 - San Diego, CA - Steve Reynolds |


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Jumping into summer at the Fallbrook High School poolThursday, June 27th, 2013 Issue 26, Volume 17.
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Does anyone by chance know what the times are for swimming at the high school for the public?
It's open swimming from 1-4pm Monday through Sunday.
Yes, it would be nice if this article gave us some information about the h.s pool. What time is lap swim? What time is free swim? Cost? Thanks.
Thank you Fallbrook swimmer for the times. @ Bella, Ithink the cost is about $3 or $4 if I remember right.
For Fallbrook High School pool swimming information you can go to: http://www.swimfast.com/ then click and open the 2013 SUMMER LESSONS.doc document at the top. Or you can go to the Fallbrook High School website at: http://fallbrookhs.org/FHS/ and click on any day of the CALENDAR in the right hand column to find out what's going on there. Finding this information isn't rocket science. If you're intelligent enough to post a comment inquiring about the information, you should have heard of and be aware of search engines such as google. You're able to find the answers in much less time than it takes to post the inquiry then come back looking for a response. Comments such as the above continually make me wonder whether some people can truly be totally clueless.
@ Fallbrook Swimming Information, I'm sorry that I asked the pool times, not that I need to explain myself, but I am an educated adult with a college education. I actually searched the high school site for this info a few weeks ago and it wasn't posted and as I scrolled down thought I would just ask on here. I'm going to choose to be an adult and say thank you for your information you provided. I really hope you can let go of whatever it is that your holding onto so you can start finding a little happiness your life instead of beating up people on FBV postings.
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I am renovating a very narrow galley kitchen and had resigned myself to using very low-end cabinets in order to spend as much of my limited budget as possible on the labor to modify a load-bearing wall and move plumbing on a slab. Today one of the contractors we're considering had me visit a cabinet shop to see Cabico Espresso (their semi-custom line). It sort of blew my mind - it seemed much nicer than I would have anticipated at my modest budget. And frameless!! Can anyone offer any specific feedback on Cabico Espresso? Just to put it in context, I was totally prepared to do Ikea or (I'm sorry GW) a Chinese cabinet. In fact the same contractor was pushing a made-in-China option that was just awful. So I was easily bowled over by the Cabico name. But there was literally no comparison between the two, and I loved that the C-Espresso had maple stains that weren't obscenely red or yellow. (I'm big on neutral brown, would have loved the grey browns but they look greenish in my house.) To top it off, the totally unreachable Ikea contractor literally just emailed a proposal (after at least a month, at least 10 phone calls and emails) that is considerably less costly (at least 25 percent, maybe more, I'm guessing since the quote doesn't include permits and materials). I don't want to bias this, but I have to factor that in. |
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There's not many GW threads, but I found one where someone actually installed them. Judydel was quite responsive in this thread, so maybe she'll answer an email. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Judydel's kitchen
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Immortal wrote:If you are (or hope to be) a raiding dps Frost DK... please do not follow the advice of this thread.Why?1) Not a critical error, but in the rotation (really a priority system but semantics) it is better to obliterate once before using blood runes. This makes the rune CD a bit smoother.2) Using the glyph of disease (GoD) removes Improved Icy Talons benefit for your fellow melee... likely the main reason you spec frost and not unholy, post 3.3.3) With 3 points in nerves of cold steel, the hit you require is 5% (164), not 11 or 12% or whatever was posted by the OP. With boomkin or shadow priest in raid, even your spells are down to 11% (288), so your specials won't miss either. To check this, go here: http://www.wow-heroes.com and click [hit calculator], lol. With all the new ICC stuff (rep ring, etc), it is quite easy to maintain a +290 hit rating.Last two points are fairly critical. Not that I put much store in rankings, but I am the no. 1 frost DK on my server as rated by wow-heroes.
Uriik wrote:Ok i just started tanking im 80 originally a dps and i put in 5 points into Anticipation and 66 points into frost and its distributed about the way i like but i want some good advice. So if anyone has some good info pls let me know.
Athilmo wrote:Dual wield tank is posible but you'll need a hell of a lot hit rating to get capped and you also will need some more experticea two handed DK needs 8% for soft cap and 17% hit for hard cap while a dual wield dk needs rufly about 17% for soft cap and 27% for hard cap wich is about 800ich hitrating. quiet imposible to reach tho.also expertice raises slightly: a two handed DK needs about 24 expertice while a dualwielded DK needs about 26-28 expertice.so i hope this helps )GLOh, eventho i advice againds dualwielding, you do so in Frost spec since there are some tallents you might wane use there. also advice for two slow wapens for max treath


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Sabres at Leafs Post-Game Quick Hits
A few quick thoughts from tonight's game via the blackberry…
-Firstly, a soporific affair inside the ACC tonight.
-Jiri Tlusty had troubles settling into the game and looked edgy. He handled the puck like a hand grenade, likely due to nerves. It looked to be a result of his trying too hard to impress.
-No word yet as to whether or not Curtis Joseph has left his right post after the Sabres' third goal by Pominville. CuJo was shaky at best, beat near-side and far-side on some pretty weak goals. Only 20 shots allowed on the night by the Leafs, equating to a .800 sv% for CuJo.
-Leafs' 28 shots were mostly low percentage, not enough bodies getting into the blue-ice looking for rebounds. The Leafs seemed to continually pelt point shots at the net but to no avail as the shots either were blocked or missed (15 MS tonight). It was a tightly contested defensive game in which the Leafs could not compete due to a lack of support from their goaltender when he was called upon. If you intend on winning a squeaker by a goal, you simply need good goaltending. On the other hand, Ryan Miller was solid.
-John Mitchell and Jonas Frogren were the best Leaf performers in my opinion. Frogren's one nasty piece of business. Apparently Tuesday night he blocked a shot full on with his ribs. Mean.
-Nik Antropov had a bad case of the turnovers tonight.
-If Ponikarovsky isn't scoring on rebounds, what is he doing?
-Roy's one lucky little diver. Might have changed the complexion of the game if Nik Hagman scored on that penalty-shot, as I said I think most of this team's play is dictated by belief in themselves. Late in the first period, it would've set the tone for the next period with the Leafs in the lead 1-0.
-This team could really use Matt Stajan and Luke Schenn back. Fortunately Schenn looks to be nearing a return.
-A couple of Columbus scouts were in attendance at the ACC tonight. There definitely appears to be something in the works between Brian Burke and Scott Howson, and from what I've heard young goaltender Pascal Leclaire has been discussed between the parties. Burke loves goalies with size (Dan Cloutier/JS GIguere does that to you). More here.


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Get well soon, Brian. Keep us posted on the test results.
Get well soon, Brian. Keep us posted on the test results.
mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
I hope all went well with the CAT scan Brian. I suely hope & pray it was negative!
Question: How many Imagineers does it take to change a light bulb?
Answer: Does it have to be a light bulb?
I get results tomorrow. Get this, the CT scan person is a Disney geek. She said her next trip is in August and has been going twice a year
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thats great, but i still hope they will give you whatever you need to feel better if it is pneumonia!
That's a relief! So you can be glad it's "Only" Pneumonia. Doctors have such a way of putting things in perspective
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The YMCA Kids Marathon is a great way to stay active and have fun! Here's how it works: kids complete 25.2 miles with friends and family now through April 18. They don't just have to run, they can walk, hop, skip, roller blade or swim their way there–anything that keeps them moving.
Then, on April 18, we'll all come together to run the final mile. The young marathoners will begin at Elmwood Park, thread through the streets of downtown Roanoke, and finish at the Kirk Family YMCA. YMCA staff and volunteers will be on hand race day to guide and cheer on the marathoners through the closed streets in downtown Roanoke. Super hero costumes are encouraged.
Kids not only get to say they completed a marathon, they get cool stuff, including a Kids Marathon race shirt, a finisher's medal, a race number, goodie bag and milestone rewards for completing and tracking their miles using our handy-dandy tracking sheet that you can download here. The first 300 kids to register will also get a pedometer.
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At traditional Passover celebrations, participants read from the Haggadah: a book that tells the story of Passover and outlines the steps of the seder. It's a time-honored tradition, but with kids these days being into their "technology," a member of the famed Bronfman clan has decided to turn her family's Haggadah into an app.
Around this time last year, the Bronfman family (yes, that Bronfman family) celebrated the release of the Bronfman Haggadah, written by the late Edgar M. Bronfman and illustrated by his wife, Jan Aronson. The hardcopy Haggadah was very popular amongst Jews of all different levels of religiousness, Ms. Aronson told Betabeat. Read More


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Everything can be repaired if one chose to and also if the cost of the repairs is reasonable. It's difficult for me to venture a solution without knowing the state of the crack but u can patch the crack with another aluminium cut to shape and u either weld or tighten it with bolts. A clear description of the situation would help though. |
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More women are applying for concealed-carry permits.
How would you protect your family from an attack?
More Nebraskan women are taking the safety of their family into their own hands getting their concealed carry permits and regularly packing heat.
Concealed carry course instructors in the state say over the past few years they've seen a steady increase in women getting their concealed carry permit.
From young professionals that live alone to mothers protecting their families and even women in their 70s - it's a trend that's catching on.
Alex Leighty from Grand Island is a wife mother, and a concealed carrier.
"Where I live it isn't getting any easier. We're getting rougher crowds in every day especially where my personal vehicle has been broken into twice already. I really want to know that I am protected and that my little girl is protected," said Leighty.
Leighty now carries a gun on here everywhere she goes.
"Usually, it's in my center console or something just so it's close. The only time it's really off is when I'm at work or when I'm at home it's readily available," said Leighty.
It's a trend concealed carry course instructors like Clark Williams say they're seeing in Nebraska, more and more women signing up to carry a gun.
"Women just feel that their kids mean a lot to them as well as their husbands and families and even single parents they just feel threatened because of the undesirables that are coming into our communities," Williams said.
"When you become a mother that's your first priority is your children - keeping them safe," said Lexi Jensen.
Lexi Jensen and Rebecca Almquist are both mothers of two and got their concealed carry permits last weekend.
"Sometimes my husband works out of town so on the days that he's gone I wanted to make sure that I was safe and protected," said Almquist.
But is packing a gun the best option out there to protect your family?
These women say yes.
"A can of mace isn't always going to scare away a guy like a gun will," said Jensen.
Like many Nebraskans, all three of these women say their families come from hunting backgrounds and guns are already in their homes.
"I just wanted to make sure that I knew how to use them so I was protected and that I properly knew how to use them," said Almquist.
And no longer depend on others to keep themselves and their families safe.
"There's nothing worse than a mad mom and especially a mad mom with a concealed weapon," Williams said.
Nebraskans have been able to obtain concealed carry permits since 2007 by going through approved handgun training and safety courses.
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Those of you who have 30"-42" drawers, which cutlery/utensil inserts did you get? Both Rev-a-Shel and Hafele stop at 21" wide and are insanely expensive. My drawers are 36", inside bottom width ~31". Getting 2 15" inserts for $96 each seems crazy to me, especially that I have two drawers. Could you suggest a different one or show me yours? |
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What about using Lee Valley dividers to make your own? Very cheap and you customize it exactly to your drawer size and contents. |
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I bought mine at Marshall's Home Goods, Ross and one from Bed Bath & Beyond. My widest drawer is not that wide, but you will pay a premium for the wide inserts, so why not use a pair of the more standard size ones? Mine were all $10-20 for wood. I grew up with the Rubbermaid ones and never thought twice about them, but love the wood ones. |
Hi eleena, the site below has made-to-order inserts. They also stop at 22", but list the price as < $50 per. HTH, |
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There is a cabinet maker in Georgia that does custom sized cutlery and spice and other inserts, quite cheap. I haven't ordered from him yet (just about to get into the new remodel in another month or so), but I get a Lemans Pullout from him. If the e..Bay link doesn't work after a while, just search there for items listed by seller "woodhollow". I think he must have a CNC machine which will go and cut the pieces for him from a CAD drawing. |
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I use mesh baskets that I got at Bed, Bath and Beyond. They are wonderful! I have larger sizes in the utensil drawer. I will be getting a lot more of them after my remodel, since I'll have a lot more drawers to organize. One drawer will have a knife insert. |
Bed, bath and beyond also have expandable bamboo inserts. That's what I have and they work great. What's nice about them for me is the colour of them is quite a good match to the interior of my drawers which is maple. |
Thank you, you are the best! I liked all the solutions, now I have decide which way to go. :-) I have one question though. I went to Lee Valley website and couldn't find any inserts, just ready-made trays - and pretty expensive too. Does anyone have a link to the inserts? Thanks again! |
- Posted by itsallaboutthefood (My Page) on Thu, May 2, 13 at 12:51
I wanted a quick and easy reconfigurable solution so I used bamboo inserts sold at Lowe's. I found that in the way I organized them, they did not use up all the space to the back of the drawer. But I was able to use some wine corks (slightly trimmed) in the back to keep them in position which still let me use the very back space. |
Here is a link that might be useful: bamboo inserts
My general approach to organizing drawers anywhere (kitchen, bathroom, dressers) is to go to the Container Store, bring home everything that looks like it might be useful, try different things until I get the right configuration and then return what I don't need. I can't swear that this is the cheapest approach to the problem, but the store has a big selection and a very nice return policy. Depending on the stuff in the drawer, sometimes I can't quite figure out ahead of time what I'll need but need to actually get the various inserts or trays or whatever into the drawer with the stuff and try it out. (A drawer that's mostly for flatware is easy. A big drawer for many different kitchen tools, gadgets and utensils of varying sizes is harder for me to figure out ahead without actually doing it.) |
Thank you, itsallaboutthefood! Marcia, we don't have a Container Store. :-( Yes, I live on Mars - or it feels that way, at least. :-) |
After careful consideration :-), I decided to go with bamboo trays from BBB as I needed them "yesterday" and didn't have time to order from custom-makers or play with LV or Lowe's dividers. (But I'm going to use the dividers for my bedroom cabinets, so thank you for the links.) With 20% off coupons, it came to $44 per each drawer - still very economical and they look amazing. I never knew I could be this organized! LOL. In the old kitchen, all I had was two 18" drawers but the cabinets were framed, so the inside dimensions were a lot smaller. My two new 36" frameless drawers feel almost indecently spacious, LOL. Isn't easy to be organized with the right tools? :-) Thank you everybody for your help! |
Eleena - my drawers make me look organized even if I am scattered - It is nice to open the drawers and say - I can be organized! Have fun! |
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Courtagen's Avantra® Q400 solves unmet need for walk-away multiplexed protein analysis
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Thursday, February 2, 2012 — Based on its recent analysis of the
clinical diagnostic tools market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Courtagen Life Sciences, Inc. with
the 2011 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for New Product Innovation. Courtagen's unique
biomarker workstation platform, the Avantra® Q400, is intuitively designed and meets the need
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Jun 29th 2011 8:44AM @Borick Totally. For me, a sandbox game is a game where I can feel like I'm affecting the world. Like setting up a droid shop in pre-NGE SWG, or taking part in a player city. Or, in EVE, taking part in an entirely player-run economy. (Setting up planetary bases and my own starbases would be the same, but haven't gotten that far into EVE yet to experience it.) Pirates of the Burning Sea had some good sandbox elements as well as themepark elements, but it failed in other ways. I honestly can't think of any other examples.
BlizzCon 2008: WoW PvP Panel {WoW}
Oct 11th 2008 3:03PM Just remember, most of that stuff will most likely be added in patches after Wrath, since it's not in the beta yet.
Could there be such a thing as life without the Lich King? {WoW}
Oct 11th 2008 1:38PM I agree, she'd be great for a Maelstrom expansion pack. But, there's lots of powerful bad guys out there still. Well, maybe not 'lots', but at least a few. Besides the ones you mentioned, I can think of two just off the top of my head.
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Northrend-flying quest removed in favor of cash payout {WoW}
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Scattered Shots: What we didn't get {WoW}
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Northrend-flying quest removed in favor of cash payout {WoW}
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List of fixes and enhancements for this version can be found here.
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LURE FISHING FOR ALASKA SALMON - What Works and When to Use Them!
Lure fishing is one of the better techniques to quickly cover large areas of water to determine if fish are present. Lures are effective for chinook (king), silver (coho) and pink salmon. They also work well for rainbows, char, and grayling.
Spinners: Of all the fishing lures we have used in Alaska, the Mepps Aglia spinners have been the most effective. If we could only take one lure with us - this would be the lure and if we could only take one color, it would be fluorescent orange. Fortuneately, we aren't just limited to one color and we would recommend that you also take along fluorescent yellow and fluorescent pink if you are targeting kings. Our experience has been that when the king bite occassionally turns off with orange, the pink and yellow colors turned the bite right back on. Sizes 4 and 5 both work well. If you are fishing a river that is limited to single hooks, you can change out the trebble hooks for a single, as we have done in the illustration, or you may consider the new Mepps "LongCast" spinners that are available with either single or trebble hooks.
Spoons work well for kings, silvers and pinks. We typically use Pixie brand spoons with fluorescent orange, green, yellow, or pink plastic in size 1/2 or 3/8 ounce. Pixies come with single or trebble hooks making for easy compliance with whatever hook restrictions the river may have.
Spinner & Spoons - When to Use: The following discussion is intended to help you decide whether the spinner or spoon will be the better choice based on the particular hole you are fishing. If you are fishing a section of river that is slow and no more than six or eight feet deep, you will want to chose the spinner. The spinner will present well in these situations and allow for a slow retrieve that most fish prefer. If you are fishing faster water, or particularly deep water, the weight and shape of the spoon will allow it to get down to the proper height and stay there during the retrieve.
Spinner & Spoon Techniques: The natural tendancy when fishing spinners or spoons is to cast directly across the river and then end up retrieving the lure upstream. The most effective technique though is casting upriver as much as possible and then slowly bringing the lure right down toward the face of all the upriver facing fish. This technique is particularly effective for catching king salmon. The kings see the lure coming and believe their space is being invaded and readily strike the lure to show who is boss!
Basic Dive Lures & Technique: Cast the lure as far as you can angled upstream at a 45 degree angle and determine the appropriate retrieval speed. The correct retrieval speed will vary based on the current and river depth. Keep the lure just lightly touching the bottom every three or four feet. You will know when you have a bite using this technique because the line is tight and the lure is moving creating an obvious take. It is wise to take plenty of replacement hooks and associated hardware for your lures on a king fishing trip. Hooks dangling from a properly fished lure will occasionally catch on rocks and become dull. To avoid frequently replacing dulled hooks, a hook file is invaluable.
We have had great luck on kings using Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish, size #014 or K14, chartreuse and silver, with a three bead chain swivel extension connected to the front hook attachment. Attached to the three bead extension is a 3/0 Gamakatsu octopus style hook. The extension will place the hook low and behind the lure. While hook sharpeners are essential regardless what technique you use, they are critical for fishing Kwikfish. When fished properly, the lure, and consequently the hook, will come into frequent contact with the river bottom.
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UAlbany Chemists Offer Law Enforcement and Forensics New Crime Solving Tool
Method Analyzes Gunshot Residue, Pinpoints Weapon Caliber
ALBANY, N.Y. (June 18, 2012) -- University at Albany researchers have developed a method to determine the caliber and type of weapon used in a crime by analyzing gunshot residue (GSR). Using near-infrared (NIR) Raman microspectroscopy and advanced statistics, the new technique may play a pivotal role in law enforcement cases and forensic investigations. The research was highlighted in a recent issue of Analytical Chemistry.Gunshot residue comprises particles from the parts of the ammunition and firearm that explode or reside near points of explosion including the primer, propellant, and tiny particles of the cartridge case and gun itself. Since residue can be recovered from several locations in the crime scene, it may be utilized for both physical and chemical evidence: GSR establishes that the shooting took place and a person participated in the shooting.
"If a crime is committed that involves a gun, we can examine the gunshot residue to help determine the size and type of ammunition used," said UAlbany professor of chemistry and lead researcher Igor Lednev. "Then through comparisons and elimination, it is quite likely to determine what kind of a gun was used in the crime."
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Lednev, a member of the White House Subcommittee on Forensic Science, explained, "In the absence of a weapon and discernible ammunition remainders at a crime scene, the ability to analyze and positively identify ammunition and firearms would have a significant impact on the efficiency of a criminal investigation."
The research team combined GSR with Raman spectroscopy, in which laser light of a specific wavelength is shined on a sample, sending its molecules vibrating. Well-suited for forensic analysis, spectroscopy does not destroy evidence, requires limited sample preparation, and has a range of applications including the identification of explosives, paint, textile dyes, drugs, and bodily fluids.
Lednev concludes that more analysis is needed before CSI teams employ the method in a courtroom. One day, investigators might even be able to flip through a database of Raman spectra of different ammunitions to more quickly link that crime-scene residue to a specific kind of gun.
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The UFC® makes its return to Montreal with a highly-anticipated rematch between the world's No.9-ranked pound-for-pound mixed martial artist, UFC bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw (12-2, fighting out of Sacramento, Ca., USA), and No.1 contender Renan Barao (35-2, 1NC, fighting out ... Read More »
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Wednesday, June 26, is Denver Bike to Work Day, and lots of Denver Public Library employees will be pedaling to their branch that day. Some of us ride to work several times a week or more! What does cycling have to do with technology? Lots of things, actually.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — The most significant part of the Cubs' flurry of moves Tuesday might be the extra signing power they acquired to aggressively pursue some of this year's top international free agents.
General manager Jed Hoyer confirmed the Cubs acquired a net of $963,000 in additional space under their MLB-mandated cap on the first day international players are allowed to sign with clubs.
Between the four-player deal with Baltimore and the Carlos Marmol deal with the Dodgers, the Cubs got about $5.5 million in budget flexibility — though much of the $2.5 million created by the Marmol trade will count against the 2014 budget by the time the multilayered transaction plays out.
Some of the $5.5 million recouped on this year's budget already is earmarked for previous commitments, but the bottom line was that enough payroll freedom was created to use all the extra international cap room gained.
"We really like some of the impact talent in this year's international class," Hoyer said. "The addition of dollars can help us be aggressive in this market."
It's the second year MLB has imposed strict limits on international signing pools and the first year it has allowed teams to trade "slots" and their assigned spending values.
The Cubs increased their pool from just less than $4.6 million to just more than $5.5 million and, according to reports, already had used much of that to sign top-rated Venezuelan shortstop Gleyber Torres ($1.7 million) and Dominican right-hander Jefferson Mejia ($850,000).
The Cubs also are said to be heavily involved in 16-year-old outfielder Eloy Jimenez, considered the top prospect in the Dominican this year.
The Cubs acquired two of Houston's international slots in a trade for minor-leaguer Ronald Torreyes (acquired from Cincinnati in the Sean Marshall deal 19 months ago) and two more slots from Baltimore in the Scott Feldman trade.
They also sent one of their own slots to the Dodgers in the Marmol deal.