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EA and Zynga Settle Copyright Lawsuit
EA and Zyngga have settled the copyright infringement case out of court.
The case itself was filed in August 2012 when EA claimed Zynga had essentially copied EA's Sim City Social and had put out their own version named The Ville which resembled Sim City Social quite an interesting degree. In September 2012, Zynga filed a countersuit calling out EA's claim as "baseless". Details as to what the terms of the settlement are unknown however as it will remain confidential.
It's been a rough few months for the social gaming specialist Zynga. In the time since the case, the company has seen layoffs and closures of games as well as the departure of a key company member.
Source: IGN.
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Out with the old and in with the new. That's what it was to be three years ago, when four fresh-faced new supervisors took their place alongside the "old man" of the board to make the change Chesterfield citizens voted for and hoped they would get. What happened? It may not have been the obvious.
What happened last Wednesday, when the Board of Supervisors was poised to bring about change by having a Democrat – and, for the first time, an African American -- in the chairman's seat during an election year, during a redistricting year and during a year when a sweeping comprehensive plan would be approved, was politics -- or was it personal?
In Chesterfield, it has been the tradition that there is a certain order or succession of leadership within the Board of Supervisors. Most of the time, the vice chairman is nominated and elected to the chairman's seat and a new vice chairman is elected. The politics usually surrounds who will be the next vice chairman.
But, this board started fresh in 2008 and sort of broke tradition when four of the five seats were then held by newly elected supervisors. Their elected leadership was the "The Old Man and the Sea" of Chesterfield politics, Art Warren. His vice chairman, Dan Gecker, from Midlothian, didn't take the cue the following year and Mr. Warren held the seat again. Then last year, the board went back to tradition. Mr. Gecker took center chair and the Dale District's Jim Holland was vice chairman. So it stands to reason Mr. Holland would be chairman this year. Newspapers predicted, name placards were moved, paperwork and seating arranged and then it happened.
In midsentence, as County Administrator Jay Stegmaier called for nominations, Bermuda District Supervisor Dorothy Jaeckle blurted out, "I nominate Art Warren," and the game, as well as a return to tradition, was altered.
Some elected officials speak of back room deals and of early morning phone calls. Some citizens speak of racism and cronyism. But one thing is certain: Chesterfield takes it on the chin again, our little soap opera continues and we become more isolated.
So what was the real reason for this last minute turn of events?
Was it racism? Absolutely, unequivocally no. I do believe the members of this board are long past such things.
Was it politics? Absolutely, but there are different kinds of politics: The obvious, such as Republican and Democratic, but then there are personal politics, too. Because the Board of Supervisors governs in a sort of microcosm, their votes affect people they see in the grocery store, so their political world is a small and personal one.
They are also concerned with whom they have to work, on the board, on committees, at public affairs and behind closed doors negotiating votes as they do. So, keeping all that in mind, it is rather difficult to go dowsing for an answer to why tradition did not take hold last Wednesday and this end of the county has just now gotten the slightest bit of leadership representation on the board, and why Art Warren has had three of the last four years as chairman. Is he really that good? Or is he just the strongest Republican?
In 2005, the Republican Party in Chesterfield reportedly threw a fit when a couple of board members stood up to the party leadership and put Democrat Edward Barber in the Chairman's seat. He had been in his third term without serving as chairman. The Republican powers that be put up with it, but said it could never happen in an election year, according to a source. But that's really not the case here either – maybe.
What it boils down to here is even more personal and not about the chairmanship at all. It was about what was perceived to be a package deal, that of chair and vice chair – kind of a Clinton/Gore sort of thing, the affable leader and the verbose sidekick. Mr. Holland wanted Marleen Durfee, Matoaca District supervisor, to be vice chairwoman, and according to some on the board he wasn't flexing on that issue. And, he probably shouldn't have, because she has supported him all along with votes over the last three years.
In the end, the supervisors could have voted for Mr. Holland and not for Ms. Durfee, keeping with tradition and not humiliating Mr. Holland by having him sit in the chairman's seat throughout the first session of the meeting.
But in the personal politics analysis, there is one puzzle piece that doesn't fit: Mr. Warren's vote. He said that he had gotten "calls" the morning of the infamous vote. If those calls were from the party, then we're back to square one and it's all about having political control in an election year. And Ms. Jaeckle delivered the message. But there are only a few people who really know and I don't think the rest of us will ever know for sure. That's democracy for you.
Mr. Holland did not get the chair because Mr. Holland did not have the support. That's it pure and simple. Don't try to read anything into it or make it some sort of racial discrimination.
I see a lot of people saying Holland should have been elected to the chair because he's Black. We already know how electing someone just because they are Black impacts the country with Obama. Do we really want that to happen to Chesterfield?
One would hope the most qualified not who is in line or who is a certain color is the determining factor in who leads the BOS. Art Warren more than meets this requirement.

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10 Places Not to Set Off Fireworks
Nothing breeds good-old-fashioned idiocy quite like the combination of freedom, beer, and pyrotechnics. Have a safe and happy 4th of July, people.
WARNING: As you might expect, some of these videos contain NSFW language and content. So dont play them at work with the speakers all the way up.
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Enjoy an undulating walk to the Westbury White Horse, whilst being presented with fabulous views of the Wiltshire countryside.
Some of the Wiltshire White Horses date back 250 years, and whilst thirteen were known to exist, there are now eight remaining. You can find them at Westbury – where you'll see the oldest white horse, Cherhill, Marlborough, Alton Barnes, Hackpen, Broad Town, Pewsey and Devizes.
Plan a day exploring the countryside taking in the great views, and if you are planning a longer stay, don't miss out on seeing the chalk carvings at Fovant, Codford and Bulford, which represent Wiltshire's military past.
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Michael Appleton: Blackburn make approach for Blackpool boss
Blackburn Rovers have approached Blackpool for permission to speak to Tangerines boss Michael Appleton about the managerial vacancy at Ewood Park.
Rovers sacked Henning Berg on 27 December but have won their last three games under caretaker Gary Bowyer.
Appleton, 37, only joined Blackpool from Portsmouth in November as a replacement for Ian Holloway.
Rovers managing director Derek Shaw said : "He is the only candidate we have approached."
Michael Appleton - the manager
- Took charge of West Brom for one game in February 2011
- Appointed Portsmouth boss in November 2011
- Pompey record - P51 W13 D11 L27
- Appointed Blackpool boss November 2012
- Blackpool record - P12 W2 D8 L2
Appleton has only won two games since taking charge at Bloomfield Road, drawing eight and losing two, and has won just 15 games since making his managerial debut for Pompey in November 2011.
Blackpool's last win came against Blackburn on 15 December and the two sides are one place apart in the Championship table.
Rovers are in 13th place, five points short of the play-off places and one point above Blackpool.
A short Blackpool statement confirmed that Rovers had made an approach for their manager.
Last week, Rovers global advisor Shebby Singh told BBC Radio Lancashire that the club wanted their next manager to accept a short-term contract.
Singh said: "If somebody has got the ambition, the knowledge and the experience, there will be people who will take the job.
"We are looking to offer a short-term contract with specific targets, and upon achieving those targets it will trigger a longer-term contract."
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10th January 2013 - 23:44You really sound like you have got over it ;) Massive compo payments to 3 managers & now reduced to chasing money hungry managers with no loyalty cos nobody with any semblance of morality or self esteem would even consider it ! I'm sure you had a good laugh at us in the 80's but we worked our way back up through honest graft & finances provided by sizeable crowds in the 4th and 3rd divisions !
Comment number 114.
10th January 2013 - 23:03You may find that the majority of the jump in our attendances that season was simply away teams actually selling out their end for once ! You did buy the title, as Utd did for years and Chelsea and City ! The last team to actually win it without spending an obscene amount of money in comparison to the norm was probably Leeds - and even they overstretched themselves in subsequent years !
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Flaming Rover
10th January 2013 - 22:48Who mentioned Loyalty? Most fans are loyal, but some are not that is life. Burnley are just the same, manage 1 season in Premierleague and average gates up 50%, from 13/14k to 20k.... Bandwagon. Have a laugh at our expense, I expect it, just stop going on us buying the league or similar, we won it, your not happy, get over it, we certainly have.
Comment number 112.
10th January 2013 - 22:38William Hill should be taking bets on where Rovers position in the league will be when Venky's finally sell up and draw a line under their business misadventure.
Comment number 111.
10th January 2013 - 21:14Flaming Rover - you seem to forget your loyal fans that were so quick to sell their tickets to City fans for a premium rather than support their team ! Your anger needs to be vented at J Walker & the trustees he appointed as they are the people that sold to Venkys. I've yet to meet a BRFC fan that admits they jumped on the Walker bandwagon - apparently they have all supported them since birth !
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Dime Q&A: Everything You Wanted To Know About @jose3030
If you're on Twitter, chances are you probably follow @jose3030 or have seen his name retweeted somewhere. When it comes to sports, he's definitely one of my favorite people to follow because his timeline is filled with instant replays from games in progress, screenshots of priceless moments, stats and overall witty comments. Several well-known blogs, influential people in the sports world and celebrities often post his content and communicate with him about sports and sometimes music. And don't try to create a fake Twitter account and pose as a celebrity, because he'll be the first person to call you out. Read More »


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Net surfing is now a basic tool for staying connected with rest of the world. India is amongst the most popular and recognized IT zone in South Asia. India's contributions have brought Information Technology to a greater level. Hence, it was quite inevitable that mobile companies would jump and add more to this information boom taking place in our country. Airtel Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh GPRS packages offers a perfect example of this sort. The first offer is Rs 17/- GPRS package that offer 100 Mega Bytes data use capacity for fifteen days. The second one is Rs 19/- GPRS package which offers free three hundred Mega Bytes of data use capacity for three days.
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Airtel GPRS schemes are now given on a site called Mobikwik.com along with that customers can recharge prepaid Airtel mobiles without moving out of the comforts of their homes or offices. There are plenty top up schemes which are being introduced through Airtel every day.
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Jade Garden
London, England, W1V 3HD, United Kingdom
Although the decor is nothing to write home about, the extensive selection of dim sum, accompanied by never-ending pots of jasmine tea, keeps the dining area bustling at the Jade Garden in Chinatown's Soho neighborhood two blocks from Piccadilly Circus. Waiters weave around the tightly packed tables with small, piping hot dishes of Cantonese favorites, such as prawn dumplings, turnip croquettes, and lobster sui-mai. Five to six plates typically are enough for a meal for two, and locals find the prices are reasonable for the city.
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Artist Kurt Anderson is best known for his floral still life and
figurative paintings. He is especially attracted to flowers as a
subject because they allow the richest expression of color and the
liveliest use of brushwork. These paintings have won him top
honors with the Oil Painters of America, the Salon International
and the Open Market National. He also won Grand Prize in
International Artist magazine's 2004 Floral Painting Challenge.
Since moving to Arizona in 2001, Anderson has explored his love
of western history and lore. Paintings in this genre allow the
artist to incorporate character, costume, landscape and
Anderson's smaller landscapes are all painted on site, out-of-
doors. They are often used as reference material for larger
landscapes painted in the studio. He is a signature member of
the Tucson Plein Air Painters Society and has twice won first
place honors in their national Distinguished Members Show.
Anderson has painted a number of official portraits such as the
Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court and the president
of Iowa State University. He continues to accept commissions
for both oil portraits and charcoal drawings.
Anderson has organized and oversees open studio sessions
where models pose from between two minutes to two hours.
He approaches these sessions as a mental discipline to hone
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These are oversized paintings of single flowers painted in a more
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The decorative qualities of
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Prey is one of the newest games to be added to our benchmark line-up. It is based off the Doom 3 engine and offers stunning graphics passing what we've seen in Quake 4 and does put quite a lot of strain on our test systems.
As you would expect we continue to see the card trail behind the overclocked Zotac card, but it manages to beat out the Crossfire solution at all resolutions.


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Summary: Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl's memoir has riveted generations of readers with its descriptions of life in Nazi death camps and its lessons for spiritual survival. Between 1942 and 1945 Frankl labored in four different camps, including Auschwitz, while his parents, brother, and pregnant wife perished. Based on his own experience and the experiences of others he treated later in his practice, Frankl argues that we cannot avoid suffering but we can choose how to cope with ...show more it, find meaning in it, and move forward with renewed purpose. Frankl's theory-known as logotherapy, from the Greek word logos ("meaning")-holds that our primary drive in life is not pleasure, as Freud maintained, but the discovery and pursuit of what we personally find meaningful. At the time of Frankl's death in 1997, Man's Search for Meaning had sold more than 10 million copies in twenty-four languages. A 1991 reader survey for the Library of Congress that asked readers to name a "book that made a difference in your life" found Man's Search for Meaning among the ten most influential books in America. Beacon Press, the original English-language publisher of Man's Search for Meaning, is issuing this new paperback edition with a new Foreword, jacket, price, and classroom materials to reach new generations of readers. Born in Vienna in 1905 Viktor E. Frankl earned an M.D. and a Ph.D. from the University of Vienna. He published more than thirty books on theoretical and clinical psychology and served as a visiting professor and lecturer at Harvard, Stanford, and elsewhere. In 1977 a fellow ...show less
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100+ Ways to Get Cool
Life, like partying, is way better when you're doing it with flair and style. Your choices should be a little bit surprising, yet always thoughtful. If it's not fun, you should know how to make it fun, and do it quickly. If there's a problem, you should be able to fix it.
Sounds good in theory, you say, but where am I going to learn how to make my life and the life of everyone around me better? How can I possibly get to be that cool?
The answer is the excellent How You Can Be Cool site. It is a list of ways that you can up your cool factor. From making kick-ass paper airplanes to solving mysteries, to skiing in jeans and flipping the bird, it's a treasure trove of funny and helpful tips to help you stop being such a dork.
The blog recently surpassed 100 tips. To celebrate, Allen has published a 'refrigerator checklist' of the first 100 ways.
I don't mean to be a dick, but you should probably take some of those suggestions on board. I've been at this coolness thing for a while now, and look how fucking cool I am! I'm also pretty experienced in the 'doing things in groups of one hundred'. Pick a couple and get on it, you'll be surprised at how cool it makes you.
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*For the record, HYCBC author Allen Morrison is a good friend of mine. I met him at university in Vancouver, we had a lot in common.
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I know that AEG Electrolux has one but the rest are electric, as far as as I know. However, AEG is 36" and I need a 12"-15" unit.
I am sure someone will come up with it sooner or later but is it worth waiting for? The electric ones use a lot of electricity, probably, but the new models will probably be very expensive at first, so I won;t be saving any $$$. Thoughts? |
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Is there any reason to think that using induction to heat the cooking surface will be more efficient than using conventional heaters? For induction hobs, the US DOE rates induction as more efficient (84% absolute efficiency) than conventional disk elements (74.2% absolute efficiency). Thus, you may expect to use ~12% less electricity with induction. However, much of this has to do with the fact that induction doesn't waste heat warming anything but your pot, i.e., won't heat the surface of the cooktop or the surrounding air. In the case of a teppanyaki, the whole point is to heat your cooktop (in this case, a literal "cooktop.") You may save a little from not having to heat the thermal mass of the heating elements themselves, but I wouldn't expect big savings here. In short: not worth waiting for induction. |
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In a hob, the element below the glass surface is producing an electromagnetic field that "works" on your cookware if it close enough. The entire teppanyaki surface serves as a large "pan" in a way. It is not heating itself, something is heating it, right? If it is induction, then again, the elements are producing electromagnetic fields to heat the surface while with regular electric, they are "coils" of a sort, aren't they? |
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SUNDAY - 6th of April
/ 5:00 PMCollegium Minus UAM, Lubrański Hall
(ul. Wieniawskiego 1, Poznań)
Free entrance
Meccorre String Quartet
Wojciech Koprowski – violin
Jarosław Nadzycki – violin
Michał Bryła – viola
Karol Marianowski – cello
For the fifth time, the opening concert of the "Q'arto Mondi" festival will feature Meccorre String Quartet. Last year was a period of an intense development of the ensemble, as they toured the USA for the first time, promoted their latest record featuring music from Mozart and Beethoven, and finally performed during the majority of significant European music festivals. The quartet, whose new member is the violinist Jarosław Nadzycki, will perform a very broad and interesting programme. Its main theme though will be played on the impressionist note. We wish you unforgettable memories during the first concert of the Festival and we believe that it will encourage you to participate in the coming events.
K. Szymanowski – String Quartet in C major no. 1 op. 37
C. Debussy – String Quartet in G minor op. 10
M. Ravel – String Quartet in F major
MONDAY - 7th of April
/ 7:00 PMCollegium Minus UAM, Lubrański Hall
(ul. Wieniawskiego 1, Poznań)
Free entrance
Kuijken Quartet
Sigiswald Kuijken - violin
François Fernandez - violin
Marleen Thiers - viola
Wieland Kuijken - cello
Can you, in the 20th century, being one of the best quartets in the world, neglect the importance of having your own website? Can you reject technological development? Telephones, e-mails, concert agencies? Yes, you can, if your name is Kuijken and your whole being is dedicated to music. And so it is with the family Kuijken Quartet. For many years now, they have been the most influential group of musicians, deciding about how baroque and classical music are played these days. Each of their records is a masterpiece and the quintessence of deep knowledge paired with intuition and emotions. Tonight's highlights: the magnificent sound of old instruments, virtuoso skills of the players, but above all the opportunity to go back in the musical time and to relive all the compositions as we never heard them before, that is to quote only a few of the attractions.
J. Haydn – String Quartet in D major op. 20 no. 4
W. A. Mozart – Requiem in D minor KV626 (arr. Peter Lichtenthal)


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Hire Highly Trained, Experienced, and Educated Negotiators To Represent Local 52 at the Negotiations for the Major's Contract in 2015
We the undersigned in a non-adversarial manner and demeanor wish it be known to President Ford and the Executive board of IATSE Local 52 Motion Picture Studio Mechanics of our desire for the board to seek and hire negotiators to represent the Local in the next round of Major's contract negotiations in 2015.
We the undersigned wish to convey this petition to the President and Executive Board with the utmost respect for the work that has been done on behalf of the membership past and present. We recognize that the employers have large financial resources and hire the very best they possibly can to represent their interests at these negotiations and we the undersigned request that the President and Executive board conduct a search and ultimately employ highly trained persons that will represent the Local's interests in such said negotiations.
Thank you for your time and hearing our concernDiscussion
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VLCAD deficiency
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- Very long-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
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Management of VLCAD deficiency depends on the form of the condition present and the specific signs and symptoms in the affected individual. Options may include intravenous glucose as an energy source, treatment of heart rhythm abnormalities, and monitoring for rhabdomyolysis (breakdown of muscle fibers). Heart problems may be reversible with early, intensive supportive care and diet modifications. Individuals with severe forms of the condition are typically placed on a low-fat formula, with supplemental calories provided through medium-chain triglycerides (MCT). Acute rhabdomyolysis may be treated with hydration and alkalization of the urine (decreasing the amount of acid you take in) to protect kidney function and to prevent acute kidney failure. Affected individuals are generally advised to avoid fasting, myocardial irritation (such as cardiac catheterization), dehydration, and a high fat diet.[1]
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- Nancy D Leslie, Brad T Tinkle, Arnold W Strauss, Kerry Shooner, and Kejian Zhang. Very Long-Chain Acyl-Coenzyme A Dehydrogenase Deficiency. GeneReviews. September 22, 2011; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK6816/. Accessed 12/10/2013.
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- ClinicalTrials.gov lists trials that are studying or have studied VLCAD deficiency. Click on the link to go to ClinicalTrials.gov to read descriptions of these studies.
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- Very long-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
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Rogue Trader | Published 28 June 2012 |
"Do not waste your fear on the unknown, for in Koronus we have known terrors aplenty to fill your nightmares."
–Seneschal Venton Tiebolt
In December, Fantasy Flight Game announced the upcoming release of The Koronus Bestiary, a supplement for Rogue Trader. This comprehensive tome features art and descriptions for a range of foes, including Shadowkith, Thornmaws, Void Krakens, and others...plus a Xenos Generator that allows players to create alien species as varied and dangerous as they can imagine!
Some months have passed since we last previewed the pages of this terrifying tome; unexpected issues with the printing process unfortunately delayed its release. Now, however, The Koronus Bestiary is back on track, and its deadly predators will begin stalking local retailers in the middle of July.
In our past previews, we've surveyed the most vicious beasts of the Expanse, the cunning plots of sentient xenos, and the vile warp spawn that prey on the souls of humanity. Today, we're pleased to present a Designer Diary by writer Jordan Goldfarb, who worked on the versatile Xenos Generator.
The Alien Wears Many Forms
Hello, Rogue Traders (and Arch-Militants, Astropaths, Navigators, and the rest). This is Jordan Goldfarb, a writer for The Koronus Bestiary. The Warhammer 40,000 universe is a huge place, with all sorts of alien denizens lurking throughout, and it was rather difficult fitting all the material you might want to have for tackling it. If any single tome could do the job, it would have to be this one. In addition to covering the more archetypal alien races, The Koronus Bestiary has an expansive set of guidelines, suggestions, and random generators for making your own aliens to populate the Koronus Expanse.
The generators in The Koronus Bestiary use a detailed system of Species Traits to customize the alien life for your Rogue Trader game. Alien life can be found across all sorts of different worlds, evolving to create and adapt to unique ecosystems and environments, and the resultant creatures are naturally (or unnaturally) going to be radically different from humanity and from each other.
The goal I took to heart in writing this material was to make sure aliens stayed alien, both to humanity and to each other. Some fauna might not be too different from that of modern Earth except for acidic blood or a few extra legs, but these only serve to accentuate the sense of the Other you encounter when a two-ton mound of living rock starts spraying bio-electricity. And of course, as any loyal Imperial citizen knows, the only thing worse than a horrifying alien monster covered in tentacles and spikes is one that appears perfectly harmless…
The Grass Beneath Your Feet
Even the simple plant life of the Expanse can be a threat to unwary Explorers—or a chance to claim big profits. In The Koronus Bestiary, you'll find all sorts of rules for plant-based aliens, from toxic, spore-choked forests to active foliage that make animal predators look positively lethargic. There are even Species Traits specifically for the more deadly forms of xenoflora.
The Flora Generator was one of my favorite parts to handle in the writing process. There's just something so very Warhammer about a planet where the firewood can chop back, and the meadows thirst for the blood of grazing cattle. I anticipate a great deal of Profit Factor being sunk into Flamers and other brush-clearing devices once this book makes the rounds!
The Strange Faces of Opportunity
The Xenos Generator is not limited to feral beasts and deadly blooms. Sentient xenos races can also be created using the tools within. These are beings no less strange than their bestial counterparts, but far more open to bargaining with an enterprising band of Explorers. A careful and canny Rogue Trader can make great profits in such deals, assuming they can maintain control of the situation.
There's a truly staggering variety of possibilities available through the Xenos Generator, and I trust fans of Rogue Trader will find every single one of them exciting. Get ready for the galaxy to get a lot more interesting when your GM starts making use of these tools in just a few short weeks!
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@ECB @TravisMeeks Yeah and Werner was always considered a stretch by most, I mean some saw upside, I didn't, but I thought he did start getting better some this season, but I guess that was not the idea the coaching staff has of him now.
I think there were other guys on defense we have targeted, but they weren't there when we drafted. Also when we picked Werner there were some DB's to be had that had a lot of potential that we went away from, there were two guys drafted right before Werner I know we had to have interest in in Trufant and Shariff Floyd, and some of the guys that went right after him I thought were good fits for us, Xavier Rhodes, Alec Ogletree, Matt Elam, Johnathan Cyprien, Datone Jones, but I guess Colts for some reason fell in love with Werner at his pro day and just stuck with that decision.
The one player I want is Shaq Thompson, doubt he will drop though, would definitely have to trade up some to get him, and I doubt Grigson would do that, but dude is so good that he would answer questions at either the LB or S position, I think I would like him at S, but I think most think he will be a LB at the next level, but I love having a S that is a playmaker... been high on this kid since he was in HS.
From the beginning Lucks passes were off target, that was the biggest sign that it was going to be hard for us to win that game, but we keep improving every post season, so next year is the superbowl
Honestly their only move, no need to bring unwanted attention to your team with an upcoming AFC championship game in a few days.
I made the suggesting after Hilton's first year that he had a bunch of characteristics similar to Harrison, both measurables and the way they played the game, suggested it would be in his best interest to watch tape of Marvin, I am just glad to see he has really developed, it is awesome to have a Marvin-like player on the team that is so valuable.
In addition I think some of the defensive problems come from coaching, but yeah we have to get better with the DL and LB group, we have a lot of young guys who are still growing, and are inconsistent, but I like the effort they are showing, it would be cool to have another playmaking LB like Shaq Thompson around next year that would really help.
Finally Vontea is a beast, and you can really tell that when he goes out of the game, it is a dramatic difference playing with and without a shutdown corner who can guard every different type of player, including 6'6" TE's on jump balls in the endzone
Don't have to be the fastest guy to return kicks, specifically PR's, but yeah not sure I get this move, I mean how big a difference are a few yards on returns going to make. I say put Moncreif back there and just see what happens, or move Nicks there, I am tired of seeing him in the offense anyways.
Yeah, I think Brady is waiting to eat up the over anxious Landry, keep him off the field at all cost.
@glwilliams4 The ref's call, the play had no chance to develop because of the instant falling of Luck. Luck had the ball clearly out of the endzone, even if it was only by a few inches, they mad the wrong call.
Will be interesting to see if Moncreif takes away some of Nicks carries... Initially you had to wonder if the connection between Nicks and Luck didn't work because of the familiarity of Luck with the other targets... But with Luck connecting with Moncreif the way he is it may show that there are other problems. Think it might be time to limit Nicks.
Andy, lol, that is all
Nice write up,
I will say that I hope we stick with Brown for now as well, I wonder if Landry does not understand how to play good team football, defense just does not look as strong with him out there.
@MarcusDugan @paulcareyjr Yeah, so pretty much the exact opposite of what I said...Still got the win so I am glad about that...
Thinking it will be a close game until the end and the Colts will pull away, I am thinking 31-17, 21-17 at the end of the 3rd...
I bet this prediction will be spot on, and I dare anyone to challenge it, lol
@thellamajockey doubt anyone's calculated move is to get a DWI, makes no sense... what he is fighting is the idea that he can not stay out of trouble, that is what is keeping teams away, this will definitely hurt him. I will say that he had potential, but also had a lot of stuff he needed to improve on.
Still wish the best for him, might find himself in the CFL soon.
Any chance we can release Landry now
@zgs1288 Yeah, he still does not see open holes though, he is best when in open space, which is a little odd seeing his background, but up the middle to break for 5 to 10 yards is not his thing at this moment.
I have to disagree with point 2, pass could have been better, but the ball hit his palms, he does not get paid just to make easy catches, he needs to elevate his game.
I think Luck's limitation is that he stays in the pocket to long, sometimes even choreographing his passes pump fakes, he doesn't sense pressure well, but he is lucky that his is strong and able to get away from it at times. There were plenty of times in the first half our line gave him tons of time, which impressed me, at other times they fell apart, mostly just one guy, but that is all it takes to let pressure in.
Defense was not horrible, but was pretty bad at times, coverage was a issue as has been addressed, but that will improve when not facing Julius Thomas. I will continue to say this, signing Landry was the worst thing we could do... if you can't see that not sure what else I can tell you, we really need help in the safety area, and Jackson needs to learn how to tackle or we need to start the other Jackson, something has to happen.
Other than that TY how you been buddy, haven't seen you in a while.
@cmccollo Hated the Fleener pick since the draft, but he does have potential, but I still feel both him not coming down with the TD pass, and him not catching the pass over the middle were his fault. The pass from Luck could have been better, but if a TE's job was to just catch perfect passes then that would be overly easy, well maybe not for Fleener, but my point is he has to make plays, he needed to come down with both of those balls, they were placed good enough and both hit his palms, wasn't like they were fingertip catches.
@buymymonkey I say rewatch it if you care to learn about this team, I think it showed a lot of interesting things even in the first half.
@hankster I think they went to Bradshaw because of his pass blocking ability over Richardson, I still believe the Colts will use Richardson more in most situations.
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Question, I did not really get to see a lot of the young guys in the secondary much, how do you guys think they looked?
@smonroe you never know, Holmes has until next Saturday to get healthy, don't rule him out so quick, him not returning could be precautionary especially since he was able to walk by himself.
Yeah, seems like rookies especially on defense are starting at the bottom of the barrel, but I expect a few of them to move up as camp moves along...
Good article, I will say that I think the biggest thing about him being under utilized was the perception I have that he was not targeted in enough key situations, to me it seemed like we targeted Fleener too much on 3rd an short or 3rd downs when he was already inconsistent, it did not seem like a good idea, so some of that has to go on Luck, but also on Pep. What will make this all go away in my eyes is if Fleener learns how to become more effective in 3rd down situations, weird that I come to this point but yeah I am here.
Also I would like to add, that one of the things that made Dallas Clark great for our offense was that he was able to get open in small spaces and come down with some hard catches on key downs, I think sometimes we use Fleener in a Clark type of role and he is not there yet, but if he can get close with his frame and speed he could be a really wonderful weapon for Luck to have.
Right now I feel Hilton can get open in those short areas, even if it is against quicker defenders and seems to have more reliable hands so that is why I suggest going this route, should be interesting with Allen back as well, he will also help out in these situations.
Yard per reception really different, but also I feel the comparison should be made about how they play, not just the numbers they put up. TEs are supposed to also be safety valves, if Fleener can not make easy catches or get open on some of the shorty distance routes because of his lousy route running(something Clark excelled in) then he won't be anywhere to what Clark was value wise, atleast that is my take.
Fleener is such a scheme fit type and he seemed limited coming into the league, but he did put up impressive combine numbers and that really helped his case along with the dominance of tall long TE's in the league, I wasn't thrilled with the pick, but I still feel he has a lot of room to improve and he is by no means a done product... I have more hope that he turns out to be good than I do Werner, by a long stretch.
Two things, wish we would have grabbed Allen, I was pushing for him hard, especially when he dropped(Keenan), second, this explains why regardless of the concussion situation teams should stay away from Jermichael Finley
Yeah RBBC really hurts the rb position, especially when you have his who are so good in specific situations, if you draft a RB in the first he better excel in many areas, blocking, and receiving running, you should be able to motion him to the wing and he should be able to be on the level of a 4th-5th receiver atleast in now days game because that is what RBBC does add well as keeping fresh legs in the game.
Interesting thing there is also WRBC but you typically only see that in 3rd through 5th wide, and sometimes 2nd, however the value for WR seems to be more because of longevity, and the increased focus on passing in the NFL, I think both play a role in devaluing the running back position.
Additional thought this is making a lot of running backs in the NFL worried, because the value of the position is going down so they know their future moneyou is being affected, maybe this is a good thing for us since we traded a forest for Richardson, if he does well and we decide to bring him back we should be able to do so for a much cheaper contract than a few years ago.
This is exactly what I projected coming away from his college tape, I honestly had no idea why the Colts drafted him at that position, during the draft there were so many decent options and the only two guys that I did not want the Colts to take who were projected as possible options were Marcus Hunt and Bjoern Werner, when it happened I turned off the TV, that was it for me.
Looking at the college tape he had bad bend, did not seem that strong against the run, he typically had good effort, but either did not stand his ground or couldn't get off blocks.
I will say he actually looked more explosive to me standing up than hand in the ground in college, but the sack numbers were ridiculous and I talked about this in a previous post, many of his sacks I think 8.5 or so came in the first 3 games against bad competition, many others were coverage sacks.
Not really sure where he goes from here, but glad that he is learning how to smartly use his abilities at the next level.
Not that this move was super surprising, but I wonder if the Colts organization knew of the possibility of an impending suspension of Mathis during the draft.
Kind of sound Alshon Jerrery-ish without the consistent hands.
Even with that said what I do like is that unlike DHB who had bad drops atleast most that I saw from Donte were with his hands out reaching for the ball instead of letting it come into his body.
Doesn't look super bad, but the part that hurts the most for me is the awareness issue, I think this is what really ended up hampering the season of Thornton, he really had an inability to react to stunts, which often allowed a lot of pressure up the middle which is a sure sign for catastrophe.
@AJ_ I think with this group it all depends, what position and what year. Last year was all about plugging holes, and shoring up the run game, this year seems to be about size and versatility. It seems like they draft specifically from some of the problems they had the previous year.
With WR it seems they are still looking for that tall athletic speedster, First Donnie, then DHB, now Donte.
LB to me is interesting, for inside they saw that our ILBs vs there run were a weakness so they tried to help sure that up. For OLB they see that we do not get a lot of pressure and that Mathis is getting up there in age. I believe they saw the limitations of Werner as a rush LB and wanted to go for someone who was not that. It will be interesting to see what they try to do with Werner, I don't think he will really do much as a rush LB and could honestly be out of the league in a few years... hopefully he develops his functional strength and drop back skills and can end up holding down the right side, that would be great.
For CB Safety they are looking for a long play-maker I believe, and they really didn't see much of that draft, but if you look at the FA signings they targeted CB's that were athletic play-makers and a safety that is also a play-maker, even though it was at a lower level, he is a real big hitter, too bad we still think of Landry as a FS, I really do not get that part.
I think a lot of it comes from the organizing, system and coaches once they get drafted, which is why certain teams typically do above average coming from the draft, but with that said you also have to make wish choices, I think grigson over thinks the hidden gym mindset, and where we are we don't need to find just average guy who are versatile, or Huge conversion prospects early in the draft we needed guys who are good at one position early in the draft, and I don't think Grigson is good at doing that.
Not about how deep, but more about quality of weak positions. We have versatile guys, so two deep is enough at those positions
@codrutc @paulcareyjr @ScooterinSpo Yeah I have optimism, I think Centers come along quicker, but yeah I believe the will be better this year by far.
So I have high hopes for Qua Cox, I think he makes the roster, also I was not a huge fan, but thought Dion Bailey would have been decent as a UDFA, wonder if we contacted him, also Marcus Roberson is still out there I think, wouldn't mind giving him a shot.
@hankster Yeah don't think we will get a bunch out of production out of our draft picks, but hopefully they will create competition.
@codrutc Hopefully he knows his team better than I do, but I really don't buy that. It is not always about are they better right now, but do they have the potential to be better, and I think there were many guys who had the potential to be better.
I should add that this would be a time to trade up; when you know you have a huge area of need, and you know that there are only few guys who you would actually draft.
Should also add that not sure all the other guys we drafted are better than people we currently have on our roster, but maybe Grigano thought they did, I guess at this point I will just see how it turns out, I think some of the picks we took could turnout to be pretty good, so I am not completely disappointed, but I think we didn't have a good draft due to what I feel we needed and what was available.
@ScooterinSpo @codrutc Yeah, honestly picks can turnout a lot of ways, it is really hard to predict, but I will say that I really hated last years draft, I didn't know what Grigson was doing, and also I really don't care about this draft much, I feel that he over thinks and also doesn't address areas of needs efficiently.
With that being said, he may see areas of need that I do not so maybe that justifies the ways that he does things.
BTW right now the only pick that grigson has made in the draft that have really worked out are Allen and Hilton, everything else is a question mark in my books...
P.S. Everyone was going to take Luck #1 so I am not counting that.
@LovinBlue You have to question some of Grigson's moves, I really wish we would have addressed that area, the only thing I will say is atleast 6 games that we will be playing in the QB's are very questionable(AFC South) so maybe that will afford us one more year to try and figure it out, lol
Never mind, dude has some crazy issues going on right now, pretty much sure he had been taken off every board
really wanted to get victor hampton
@TrueBlue wasn't disappointed at all, seems pretty good at the point of attack and stay engaged, yeah the next level stuff isn't great, but i think he is pretty solid at tackle. My problem is i think Grigson over thinks stuff, always lookingfor the diamond inn the ruff. I get so tired of these conversion projrcts, and honestly i think could have areas other areas first, we had bigger needs. I wish i could see the Colts board after the draft is over just for kicks.
Huh so will Sutton is a beast, instant fan
So ummm yeah, officially hate grigson


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1 For I want you to know how great a struggle I have on your behalf and for those who are at Laodicea, and for all those who have not personally seen my face, | 1 I want you to know how much I am struggling for you and for those at Laodicea, and for all who have not met me personally. |
2 that their hearts may be encouraged, having been knit together in love, and attaining to all the wealth that comes from the full assurance of understanding, resulting in a true knowledge of God's mystery, that is, Christ Himself, | 2 My purpose is that they may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ, |
3 in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. | 3 in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. |
4 I say this so that no one will delude you with persuasive argument. | 4 I tell you this so that no one may deceive you by fine-sounding arguments. |
5 For even though I am absent in body, nevertheless I am with you in spirit, rejoicing to see your good discipline and the stability of your faith in Christ. | 5 For though I am absent from you in body, I am present with you in spirit and delight to see how orderly you are and how firm your faith in Christ is. |
6 Therefore as you have received Christ Jesus the Lord , so walk in Him, | 6 So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in him, |
7 having been firmly rooted and now being built up in Him and established in your faith, just as you were instructed, and overflowing with gratitude. | 7 rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness. |
8 See to it that no one takes you captive through philosophy and empty deception, according to the tradition of men, according to the elementary principles of the world, rather than according to Christ. | 8 See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ. |
9 For in Him all the fullness of Deity dwells in bodily form, | 9 For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form, |
10 and in Him you have been made complete, and He is the head over all rule and authority; | 10 and you have been given fullness in Christ, who is the head over every power and authority. |
11 and in Him you were also circumcised with a circumcision made without hands, in the removal of the body of the flesh by the circumcision of Christ; | 11 In him you were also circumcised, in the putting off of the sinful nature, not with a circumcision done by the hands of men but with the circumcision done by Christ, |
12 having been buried with Him in baptism, in which you were also raised up with Him through faith in the working of God, who raised Him from the dead. | 12 having been buried with him in baptism and raised with him through your faith in the power of God, who raised him from the dead. |
13 When you were dead in your transgressions and the uncircumcision of your flesh, He made you alive together with Him, having forgiven us all our transgressions, | 13 When you were dead in your sins and in the uncircumcision of your sinful nature, God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins, |
14 having canceled out the certificate of debt consisting of decrees against us, which was hostile to us; and He has taken it out of the way, having nailed it to the cross. | 14 having canceled the written code, with its regulations, that was against us and that stood opposed to us; he took it away, nailing it to the cross. |
15 When He had disarmed the rulers and authorities, He made a public display of them, having triumphed over them through Him. | 15 And having disarmed the powers and authorities, he made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross. |
16 Therefore no one is to act as your judge in regard to food or drink or in respect to a festival or a new moon or a Sabbath day- | 16 Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival, a New Moon celebration or a Sabbath day. |
17 things which are a mere shadow of what is to come; but the substance belongs to Christ. | 17 These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ. |
18 Let no one keep defrauding you of your prize by delighting in self-abasement and the worship of the angels, taking his stand on visions he has seen, inflated without cause by his fleshly mind, | 18 Do not let anyone who delights in false humility and the worship of angels disqualify you for the prize. Such a person goes into great detail about what he has seen, and his unspiritual mind puffs him up with idle notions. |
19 and not holding fast to the head, from whom the entire body, being supplied and held together by the joints and ligaments, grows with a growth which is from God. | 19 He has lost connection with the Head, from whom the whole body, supported and held together by its ligaments and sinews, grows as God causes it to grow. |
20 If you have died with Christ to the elementary principles of the world, why, as if you were living in the world, do you submit yourself to decrees, such as, | 20 Since you died with Christ to the basic principles of this world, why, as though you still belonged to it, do you submit to its rules: |
21 "Do not handle, do not taste, do not touch!" | 21 "Do not handle! Do not taste! Do not touch!"? |
22 (which all refer to things destined to perish with use )-in accordance with the commandments and teachings of men? | 22 These are all destined to perish with use, because they are based on human commands and teachings. |
23 These are matters which have, to be sure, the appearance of wisdom in self-made religion and self-abasement and severe treatment of the body, but are of no value against fleshly indulgence. | 23 Such regulations indeed have an appearance of wisdom, with their self-imposed worship, their false humility and their harsh treatment of the body, but they lack any value in restraining sensual indulgence. |
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Earlier this year K8orlando asked if I would do the occasional tutorial on various aspects of quilting. Here is the first, on making row or bar quilts. This is NOT about quilting row by row as you sew your quilt together.
"Each row uses simple blocks that will increase your piecing skill but won't bore you by stitching dozens of the same block. Each row is like a mini quilt and each row urges you on to the next row. If you stitch one row per evening by the end of the week you have a quilt top! For the advanced quilter these quilts are easily put together from your fabric stash and the "instant" gratification is fabulous! Use any theme fabric and try the fusible interfacing method to personalize the quilt top for that special someone. I have also included a block index for designing your own row quilt. General information on row (bar) quilts: ~ This type of quilt can be adjusted depending on what size quilt you want to end up with and the amount of fabric you have available. You can make it wider by adding more blocks or you can make it longer by adding more rows.
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For my own projects, you will notice I like sidewalks and picket fences toward the bottom of my quilts and the stars/sky/sun/flying geese up at the top. I tend to think logically. ;o) I also like to build a row quilt around a theme or a person's favorite things. The blue and yellow kitchen quilt was made (years ago) for the time when my kitchen would be newly painted in blue and yellow. You can choose your fabric colors according to your own preferences, rust, gold, and brown for fall; pastel yellow, pink and periwinkle for spring; rich green, red, blue, purple, and orange for summer; icy blue, silver, and white for winter, or colors suitable for the area where your row project will hang. blue and yellow kitchen wall quilt My Cottage Garden quilt done with our round robin qroup quilt for Brittany who lives on a farm I will try to add some more images as I find them. The link below has lots of good ideas for row quilts. If you have any questions, I'll be glad to try to answer them for you. Teresa |
Here is a link that might be useful: Google search for row quilts
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Good inf. Thanks for the tutorial. I have done only one, I see it picture in your search, The 12 Days of Christmas. My sister likes it so much that she has it hanging all year around. lol |
- Posted by luvtosharedivs (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 17:21
Goodness, there's no end to the possibilities of individual creativeness! Thanks for sharing your info and link. Julie |
- Posted by vasu_texas (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 23:47
Great ideas, Teresa. I have saved a pic of your blue and yellow quilt from several years ago. The round robin quilt is very lovely. Vasu |
Thanks for the info, and I love your quilts. You are so creative. beverly |
- Posted by murphy_zone7 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 3, 12 at 6:50
Thank you Thank you Thank you!! I have seen posts on row quilts and never really knew how to make them or even what they were. Now I know!! And I have another project to put on my "to quilt" list. I can only hope mine will look as good as yours! Thank you again for taking the time to post this great information. Murphy |
Teresa, you have made lovely row quilts. Thank you for the information and for taking the time and effort to share with us. I have never done a row quilt but it looks like an interesting project. You have some great ideas posted. ~Geraldine |
I wondered what a row quilt was as well. Thanks for the tutorial. Maybe this will be my March project. |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 3, 12 at 14:30
To me, part of the fun in making a row quilt is deciding what the rows are to be, i.e. pieced blocks, paper pieced blocks, applique, a strip of plain fabric sashing or a strip of a novelty or conversational print. I've worked on a sunflower quilt, an Alaskan themed quilt, "time for tea" quilt, and others. When doing our round robin, the quilt owner first did a row, then explained her theme for the quilt and then each robin member did a row. The owner of the quilt sewed them together in the order of her choice and added (or not) additional rows. When I made the row for the sunflower quilt, I made it using the landscape quilt technique and included sunflowers, corn stalks, and a scarecrow. It turned out really nice and I still remember the fun I had making that row! Teresa |
- Posted by faintheart (My Page) on Sat, Feb 4, 12 at 17:26
Thank you for this, Teresa! Love seeing your different themes in each of the row quilts. My list keeps getting longer... Dee |
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Although last week I mentioned how beautiful the sunsets are at the marina, you can't deny that the sun rising is just as equally beautiful. J and I took a stroll with the dogs quite early last weekend and got to enjoy these views. The marina was so quiet and peaceful. It felt like only the 4 of us were there. I can't wait to wake up here tomorrow.
The lake that morning was calm and eerily beautiful. You could barely see the horizon line. Within a few hours it was a lot different. You could hear the hustle and bustle of people starting their day and boats were making their way around the lake. Is there any better way to start your day?
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