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Westminster was originally dubbed with its name through the area around Westminster Abbey. The word Minster of course, referring to Church (and West, the location) Through this, the area has seen growth from its origins dating back to the original coronations of kings and queens of England. The name also refers largely to what is known as the City of Westminster, the area itself big enough within population, township rights and landmarks to consider itself its own entity.
Naturally, when visiting Westminster the first thing you're going to want to do is undertake in some sight-seeing. With the Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and the West End of London there is much to see and do! The West End of London also contains some of the cultural hot spots for visiting theatres, undertaking tours of the historic area and indulging in some shopping.
Westminster Abbey is one of the world's most recognised buildings. Situated along the River Thames its light show at night is instantly acknowledged by tourists and scholars across the globe for its deep history amongst the monarchy and the vast amount of coronations that have given the church its popularity. Formally known as The Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster, the church has been standing since 616 and has been acknowledged by architects as a great feat in gothic architecture for its time. It was founded in this position, as a fisherman on the River Thames claimed to have spotted a vision of St Peter on the site in which the abbey now stands.
The coronations of kings and queens at the Abbey began officially and formally in 1066, with King Harold and William the Conqueror – since this time (with a few rare exceptions as Edward V and Edward VIII were never coronated) all royalty have been crowned at this specific spot.
For this reason, most kings and queens of England have also been buried in this spot, making it a great site for tourists and students who are keen to learn and enrich themselves in some British history.
Nearby too, there are several famous graves of poets who have situated themselves within Westminster close to the abbey due to Geoffery Chaucer starting a trend when he was buried near his apartment, causing other poets to congregate and follow suit.
Buckingham Palace is another great sight for tourists. Anything to do with the Queen seems to be high on the list with tourists, and seeing this great building is not only a fun sight to witness (with the coldstream guards and their incredible ability to never move) it's also an incredible feat of architecture and another place with a great history.
With a country whose political system is based around the running of a Monarchy, the Buckingham Palace has been the quarters for the royal family through many generations. While the palace is not the only weekday home for the Queen and the Prince of Wales, it still becomes an exciting sight when the British flag is flying proudly in the air, and you know the Queen is home.
Trafalgar Square is another fascinating sight to visit while spending time in Westminster. Situated at the heart of London this area is symbolised trough its landmark Nelson's Column. The Column draws not only tourists, but with the tourist status of the area, there is a high demand for shopping as well as a known movie premiere site that draws crowds of thousands with each new release and red carpet event. This column has also become another incredibly well known sight amongst the world's familiar landmarks, and is often used within a film to identify the location with London. Westminster is proud to hold this piece of art, as it not only shows the heart of London, it also encourages the locals in the area with many museums and galleries to show the heart of cultural diversity and arts.
With so many landmarks scattered across the area, there is a lot of sightseeing to do – not to mention a lot of events to see and undertake! There is an annual Christmas ceremony which is held at Trafalgar Square with the lighting of the Christmas Tree; New exhibits at the museum of the Abbey showcasing parts of the Royal family which have been bequeathed to the Abbey after their deaths, as well as historic tours in some parts; and celebrations every year at Buckingham Palace for the Queens birthday – an event of which usually encourages many pop bands to take part and show their affection for the royal family. It has also become a time for fundraising which is always well looked upon, and encourages green living through the principles of the Prince of Wales.
With so many sights and exciting new events taking place every day, it's hard to take in all of Wesminster in one day. In order to gain the full experience, a weekend trip, or possibly even a week long trip is required. Be sure to check out some hotels within the area. There is a large range of hotels depending on your budget, starting from £90. Be sure to check out the page detailing these hotels, where they are and what facilities are the best for you!
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It's easy enough to verify that something is going wrong with medical studies by simply looking up published findings on virtually any question in the field and noting how the findings contradict, sometimes sharply. To cite a few examples out of thousands, studies have found that hormone-replacement therapy is safe and effective, and also that it is dangerous and ineffective; that virtually every vitamin supplement lowers the risk of various diseases, and also that they do nothing for these diseases; that low-carb, high-fat diets are the most effective way to lose weight, and that high-carb, low-fat diets are the most effective way to lose weight; that surgery relieves back pain in most patients, and that back surgery is essentially a sham treatment; that cardiac patients fare better when someone secretly prays for them, and that secret prayer has no effect on cardiac patients. (Yes, these latter studies were undertaken by respected researchers and published in respected journals.)
Biostatisticians have studied the question of just how frequently published studies come up with wrong answers. A highly regarded researcher in this subfield of medical wrongness is John Ioannidis, who heads the Stanford Prevention Research Center, among other appointments. Using several different techniques, Ioannidis has determined that the overall wrongness rate in medicine's top journals is about two thirds, and that estimate has been well-accepted in the medical field.
A frequent defense of this startling error rate is that the scientific process is supposed to wend its way through many wrong ideas before finally approaching truth. But that's a complete mischaracterization of what's going on here. Scientists might indeed be expected to come up with many mistaken explanations when investigating a disease or anything else. But these "mistakes" are supposed to come in the form of incorrect theories—that a certain drug is safe and effective for most people, that a certain type of diet is better than another for weight loss. The point of scientific studies is to determine whether a theory is right or wrong. A study that accurately finds a theory to be incorrect has arrived at a correct finding. A study that mistakenly concludes an incorrect theory is correct, or vice-versa, has arrived at a wrong finding. If scientists can't reliably test the correctness of their theories, then science is in trouble—bad testing isn't supposed to be part of the scientific process. Yet medical journals, as we've seen, are full of such unreliable findings.
Another frequent claim, especially within science journalism, is that the wrongness problems go away when reporters stick with randomized control trials (RCTs). These are the so-called gold standard of medical studies, and typically involve randomly assigning subjects to a treatment group or a non-treatment group, so that the two groups can be compared. But it isn't true that journalistic problems stem from basing articles on studies that aren't RCTs. Ioannidis and others have found that RCTs, too (even large ones), are plagued with inaccurate findings, if to a lesser extent. Remember that virtually every drug that gets pulled off the market when dangerous side effects emerge was proven "safe" in a large RCT. Even those studies of the effectiveness of third-party prayer were fairly large RCTs. Meanwhile, some of the best studies have not been rcts, including those that convincingly demonstrated the danger of cigarettes, and the effectiveness of seat belts.
Why do studies end up with wrong findings? In fact, there are so many distorting forces baked into the process of testing the accuracy of a medical theory, that it's harder to explain how researchers manage to produce valid findings, aside from sheer luck. To cite just a few of these problems:
Mismeasurement To test the safety and efficacy of a drug, for example, what researchers really want to know is how thousands of people will fare long-term when taking the drug. But it would be unethical (and illegal) to give unproven drugs to thousands of people, and no one wants to wait 20 years for results. So scientists must rely on animal studies, which tend to translate poorly to humans, and on various short-cuts and indirect measurements in human studies that they hope give them a good indication of what a new drug is doing. The difficulty of setting up good human studies, and of making relevant, accurate measurements on people, plagues virtually all medical research.


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After 70 days of flowering I harvest marijuana strain White Russian from Serious Seeds. I really enjoyed growing this cannabis seeds and its a wonderful weed…
After 70 days of flowering I harvest marijuana strain White Russian from Serious Seeds. I really enjoyed growing this cannabis seeds and its a wonderful weed…
works great on my fibromyalgia pain.
the strain will not make you sleep.
Highly recommend for fibromyalgia.
I checked on the internet looks like to be an amsterdam coffee ! I ll be
there in november, we will definitly have a great time there !
not really. if u coming in Nov. we should session at Vapor Central.
She looks good I know that's going to be some outstanding meds I never
tried white Russian
she's so beautiful !!!!! is it easy to get white russian in toronto i m
schedule to go there in november ?
I can smell it from here !
why do u call u r self canibis champ of the world
You said you blew rhe a/c on it the last 12hrs. I have never heard of that.
What is the reason ?
White russian is a beautiful strain.
i doubt your ever gunna be able to smoke on the steets… there trying to
stop people from smoking ciggerets outside in many citys.. i doubt there
gunna start letting you smoke pot…
stress it. sorry your comment was hard for me to read.
even experts have to start somewhere. i reckon he is a champ cause he got
off his arse so he don't have to hide.
Not a bad strain
they got pretty big. i was really happy with white russian. great strain!
expecting a ruling sometime this month
read more about me on my website
thanks for your kind words
ya dont get me wrong it would be cool i just dont see it happen-ing in this
day in age when there stoping smoking everywhere it seems… hopefully
awesome plants like u whole grow!
appreciate the kind comment!
im a fan of this strain muchly.
thank you for the kind words
Great video.. I would say an excellent grow.. I'm gunna order some..how
many times did you top it ?
meh. looks weak,ive seen outdoor organic that would put that to shame.
Looks great. Keep it up Matt. Puts whatever this clown grows to shame.
yes white russian is very easy to grow highly recommend
Sorry i didint fully read your description thanks for putting this up and
nice weed!
@bboykebob right on man! that shit looks like it was grown by an amateur
turned out fantastic check the review from Simon
How big did they get?
i like how you let this one go a bit longer than normal it looks better !
very beautiful colors even over the camera!
just by looking at it you stupid fuck when you got lots of thc you can see
the fucka
still waiting on the courts to issue their ruling. hopefully by the end of
not much thc theres better phenos than that my pheno had twice as much thc
than that
I just got some cutting of this strain. Going to see how she likes hydro.
i would say it flowers quickly.
dank you. topped it a few times. turned out fantastic.
why hate on someone for trying to create there own medicine, or for trying
to show off there hard work you my friend are a snob !!!
work towards the world you want to live in its the only way to make
something happen
Hi dude , did this flower quickly , its supposed or so i read
superb plant why the need for the air con for 12 hrs?
do u have video of it? would love to see it
how do u measure THC in a video?
ya mabye you should grow up alittle bit before worrying about this topic….
thc is a molecule of the marijuana plant therefore you can not measure it
by just looking


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What happened was I ran a good 7 or so miles a few weeks ago. That was the first 7 miles I had done on cement in a long time. My body doesn't like cement and my mind doesn't like it when I track my miles. I had my phone with me and I was watching the miles and speed. It was a great pace for me. I think it was somewhere around a 8.6 minute miles, or so said the stupid distance tracker. I got all cocky and didn't listen to my body which was saying, "Hey, that was fantastic. We should relax and then do that again!" I listened to my mind that was focusing on the possibility of not being good enough and fast enough which said, "FARTHER! FASTER!" So a few days later I pushed it and did 11 miles at about 9 minute miles and started cramping up at about mile 9ish. I ran through it. My brain that was clinging on the fear of not enough pushed me to run 10 with the cramp in my leg and boom! The cramp became a nasty pull and I had to stop altogether for a few weeks to heal. This is what happens when I listen when my mind obsesses and clings to things that are not actually in present time.
I was worried so I called George and talked about my fears about our run and he, who just finished the LA Marathon, and I decided we'd train as best we can and go to the Grand Canyon, and just do our best. Do what we can with what we have. The #1 thing to focus on…having a beautiful experience doing something that few people have. We have lived these amazing lives that have gotten us to a point where we can do this and I like the idea or experiencing it all at a comfy slow pace to take in the majesty of that amazing place as opposed to running as hard and fast as we can. We're going to bring cameras, food, and fun.
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punkvolume1 | 11-22-12, 4:27 PM
thanks, but you really didn't have to go out of your way to tell me thank. :3
punkvolume1 | 11-05-12, 5:32 AM
haha, don't mind it. I never actually used that design so it's pretty much ok.
punkvolume1 | 10-31-12, 8:42 PM
thanks. :3
stikboy17 | 07-01-11, 8:04 PM
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This is my favorite profile !!.Rin looks so nice.Good job man i really really love it. |
Smaster | 06-16-11, 11:41 PM
I said it like that. You like rap ?
I prefer more rock, electro and DJ type musics like LP and SHM. When they talked to me later on, tell me what they said..xD Thanks god that your virginity is still here..I was like...o.O Wha...what!! |
Reversify | 06-16-11, 1:53 AM
Yo! I just changed my anime and manga list's styles, so you can check it out if you'd like ^_^
Smaster | 06-15-11, 11:33 PM
Haha..well said. I still remember my first alcohol event where some friends had to bring me back home..lucky that on that day one of them had a transport with him or else dunno what would have happened xD. I drank more than my body could hold that day..must be around 60% of alcohol.
Lol rap battle..you lost nothing right? No need to worry then..haha..or your pride as a rap dancer was taken into ridiculous. |
marius_marquise | 06-15-11, 3:09 AM
Easy the card may have its Thermal Compound, which is called thermal paste, scattered around the chip of the card all you have to do it to open the card (take out the heat sink) wash the existing thermal paste with Methylene (it can be used instead of alchohol to wipe stuff clean) put a little of it on a cotton swap or a cloth, wipe of the existing thermal compound, put some of the thermal compound (bought from the market) put it in the middle of it (the chip) press the heat sink with a little more force than normal to fix it on the chip and viola your done :D
Here this will explain the phenomenon to you more better than I :D |
thatbakaboy | 06-15-11, 2:48 AM
nm just some cod
thatbakaboy | 06-14-11, 8:36 PM
thanks for the friendly greeting.
Reversify | 06-14-11, 1:56 PM
Yeah definitely
Smaster | 06-14-11, 6:11 AM
Haha....the same happened to me earlier.
Someone put in her birthday date just the month and date and lol I told her: "You were born in 2010 at that date"....xD Alcohol is fun to drink but it's a remedy to make you spit every truth you're hiding. They should introduce it in courts..xD |
Reversify | 06-13-11, 1:30 PM
Yeah, I'm just waiting for a bunch of other shows to come out this year
Smaster | 06-13-11, 5:45 AM
No no..I meant in games, usually you don't have to collects objects so that you get the achievements at the end of the game. I doing the same just that I was watching some guides so that I don't have to play the missions again just for the collectibles :D
You understand!! Dunno I'm not a Ao no exorcist fan. I've not watched the anime yet..haha Just happen to find a LE card on him and posted my request ..just like that..to fill the space...xD |
marius_marquise | 06-13-11, 5:20 AM
yeah XD.
Easy, had to apply "thermal paste" to control its temperature (its a whole lecture if you wanna listen holler me)....:D had to open the GPU though XD |
Smaster | 06-13-11, 12:57 AM
Ossu I'm fine :D
Watching some collectibles gameplay for castlevania atm :P I'm already on the hardest mode....don't wanna play it again for the collectibles ;) |
Reversify | 06-13-11, 12:55 AM
Oh no D: lol I'm getting really bored with anime :| |
Reversify | 06-12-11, 2:26 PM
Just listening to music.
Thanks :P How about you? |
marius_marquise | 06-10-11, 8:36 AM
dude.....an XFX service center in Pakistan? are you kiddin' me? HAHAHAHAHAH XD.....no I can't cause there are non here !.....a new one costs a fortune.... and I am a poor guy T_T....I found a solution though :D


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My sister and I was going throu the bag of custom jewerly that was given to me, she said some of the peices she thought was maybe worth a little and maybe I shouldnt be tearing them apart!
so how do you know what is and isnt? and then how do you sell them ? I dont wear much jewerly so the peices dont mean much to me, in my small town one family owns just about everything and I doult they would be truthfull! been wanting to ask you but didnt want to mess up anyones post with questions. thanks oddie |
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I know a little about costume jewelry but not a lot. I do a lot of research on places like eBay and RubyLane for information on pieces that signed. There are some unsigned pieces that are collectible as well, most anything to do with holidays Christmas Trees are highly valued as well as Easter pieces. Halloween is close behind. You might want to do a little digging on the net and eBay is an excellent resource for educated guess' and gauging some values. Also a great place to sell. Don't be shy about visiting antique shops who buy and sale for information as well. Best of luck to you!! |
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By Charles P. Pierce and Mark Warren
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Published in the February 2012 issue
Twenty years ago this month, on the early afternoon of February 18, 1992, in a lousy room with two double beds at the Days Hotel in Manchester, New Hampshire primary day Bill Clinton's senior campaign staff frantically worked on two speeches, one of which the candidate would deliver that night after the day's results were known. Two weeks before, amid a firestorm of rumor and scandal, Clinton, who had the best organization and had been the front-runner, had seen his numbers collapse. Now he was mired down with the rest of the pack Tom Harkin and
Bob Kerrey and Jerry Brown while native-son Paul Tsongas, from neighboring Massachusetts, held a commanding lead. Not giving up, Clinton had scratched and clawed and campaigned around the clock, in bowling alleys and bait shops and dive bars, declaring to the people of New Hampshire that he would be with them until "the last dog dies." And so on the afternoon of primary day, the governor's staff holed up and wrote one set of remarks for a strong second-place finish, which would mean not only that Clinton had survived but that he'd effectively won. The second speech was to be delivered if Clinton faded to a distant second, or worse. This speech would likely have marked the end of Clinton's campaign that year, and maybe the end of his political career. The room was extraordinarily tense. Senior advisor Paul Begala manned the keyboard and did the writing. George Stephanopoulos hovered over him, looking at the screen. Mandy Grunwald sat on the double bed across the room. Bob Boorstin stood at the window. Every few minutes, James Carville, too restless to be contained by any room, would burst through the door, speak in tongues for exactly one minute, and slam the door on his way out.
Just then, the first exit-poll numbers began to come in, and it became clear that Clinton's desperate bid to survive had worked. Suddenly energized, Begala began to type furiously. "The guy's been shit on and shot at more than anybody in American presidential politics, and he's survived!" he said. "He's the Comeback Kid!"
This, of course, all happened before a single moment of the Clinton presidency transpired, one of the most rancorous and partisan periods in American history, culminating in a presidential impeachment that was seen as so political as to be illegitimate, and that has all but been forgotten.
And so twenty years after Bill Clinton walked onto the world stage, during this new period of astoundingly rancorous partisanship, it might amuse him that he himself has become one of the few things that Americans can agree on. Comeback Kid indeed.
ESQUIRE: Mr. President, as we're going into an election year that will likely scorch the earth, we want to talk with you about the notion of American consensus for the common good and why that is in so much trouble right now, and we want to find consensus on some things. As impossible as it might have seemed twenty years ago, there is now no figure of greater consensus in America than you. How did that happen? What is different between now and then? Why does the politics seem so much more caustic now than even then?
CLINTON: Well, it is more caustic now, but don't forget, when I was there, there were radio talk shows accusing me of murder, killing guys on train tracks in Arkansas, and of running drugs in western Arkansas, that kind of stuff.
First of all, I think the obvious answer is that I'm not running for anything anymore, and when you get out of the conflict, there is no particular advantage to somebody continuing to tear you down. And I think the second thing is the work I have done since I left office. It is seen as both conventionally progressive the kind of stuff a Democrat would do in America and around the world but it focuses on what works, and I've been able to generate support from liberals and conservatives across the board. One of the real dilemmas we have in our country and around the world is that what works in politics is organization and conflict. That is, drawing the sharp distinctions. But in real life, what works is networks and cooperation. And we need victories in real life, so we've got to get back to networks and cooperation, not just conflict. But politics has always been about conflict, and in the coverage of politics, information dissemination tends to be organized around conflict as well. It is extremely personal now, and you see in these primaries that the more people agree with each other on the issues, the more desperate they are to make the clear distinctions necessary to win, so the deeper the knife goes in.
And the same thing happens in the general election. I had a fascinating meeting with Bob Inglis the other day. Bob Inglis was an extremely conservative Republican congressman from South Carolina. He was a three-term-pledge guy in the nineties. He got out, ran for the Senate against Ernest Hollings, lost. Then he won his House seat back. And he had an accident. Fell in his bathroom or something. It was awful. During his recovery, he had a long time to think, and he told me, "I had an epiphany." He said, "I realized I didn't have to hate the Democrats who disagree with me." And a lot of Democrats had been nice to him, the people in Congress, when he was recovering. And he also was persuaded as was Lindsey Graham, by John McCain that global warming was real and a problem, so he set about trying to find a conservative solution to it that is good for the market and consistent with conservative principles. He also acknowledged that President Obama is an American, not a Kenyan. He's a Christian, not a Muslim. I like him, he said, but I disagree with him on everything. And for those things, Bob Inglis, he lost his primary in 2010. A guy that had a 100 percent conservative rating.
So he came to me and he said, "I just want you to know, when you got elected, I hated you. And I asked to be on the Judiciary Committee in 1993, because a bunch of us had already made up our minds that no matter what you did or didn't do, we were going to find some way to impeach you. We hated you. You had no right to be president." And he said, "That's wrong." And he said, "I'm sorry." And he now meets with a group in South Carolina with a woman he once defeated, Liz Patterson. Very commendable thing.
I'm saying that there's plenty of room here for debate, but over the last thirty years or so, we have seen the rise of these real hardcore far-right groups that come to define conservatism. I remember them being influential in elections in Arkansas starting in the mid-seventies.
I also think that the diffusion of the media has complicated things. For example, I was just watching I don't know if you heard what I said in the other room I was just watching MSNBC, and they had a woman that used to work for me and a couple of other people on there, and they were talking about the Republican primary. And I was laughing. I said, "Boy, it really has become our version of Fox." And I say that because think of the economics of running cable channels. Suppose you and I bought a cable channel, and he [pointing] bought another. You know that to make a living out of it, you've got to get about eight hundred thousand viewers for all your major programs. So you can get eight hundred thousand, and you won't be as wealthy as Fox, but you'll do okay. And now if you get a slice that's that small and still viable and you know it's not like when we just had NBC, CBS, and ABC. That's all there was. Everybody had enough market share that they knew would guarantee some comfortable level of profit. And yet there was enough competition that everybody could keep each other honest, and when the Vietnam War came along, they could send fifty-five-year-old reporters to Vietnam for extended stays. They could afford to have correspondents in Europe to report. Correspondents in Asia. All that's changed now. And so the good news is you can get a lot of information off the Internet for free and in a hurry. But I think the breaking up of the media, which is otherwise kind of healthy, has contributed to less actual reporting and a louder, more contentious, more divisive public discourse, highlighting conflict, sometimes falsely.
ESQUIRE: What forces created such a narrow field of Republican contenders for the presidency in this election cycle?
CLINTON: Well, there are all kinds of reasons why someone like Mitch Daniels or Haley Barbour or Chris Christie wind up not being candidates. I think governors in general maybe not some of the new Republican crop that got in trouble quickly, but that generally, the conservative Republican governors tend to be more oriented toward trying to work with Democrats and getting things done. But it's been building up since the mid-seventies this rage against the government and frankly, on at least two occasions they were richly rewarded for the just-say-no thing. They won the Congress in 1994 and 2010 by just being against everything and saying the sky was gonna fall. And since the people didn't feel better by the time of the election, it worked. One of the reasons people stay with a strategy like that is it works. And then when it seems not to be working, they tend to change.
Of course, public opinion has a lot to do with this. That means people should really take care when they vote, and pay more attention to what people say they're going to do instead of just how they feel about how things are going.
With someone like Newt Gingrich, it's a different kettle of fish. Because as a private citizen he was for certain important health-care reforms and believed in climate change and believed there had to be a strong reaction to it. And now he's just like Romney. Neither one of them can say what they believe to be true and get nominated. Romney's still trying to figure out what he did as governor of Massachusetts and still appeal to this driving vituperative energy.
ESQUIRE: It's remarkable that there would have been a time in living memory when someone like Jon Huntsman would have been regarded as the most conservative candidate in the field. Maybe even unacceptably conservative. But because of his insistence on having a grown-up discourse, he's somehow seen as a moderate.
CLINTON: Huntsman's economic record and his positions on the abortion issue and other things is every bit as conservative and considerably more consistent than the two front-runners'. But he also doesn't make any bones about being willing to work with people and thinking you ought to put your country first. When the president asks you to serve to go to China, and you speak Mandarin Chinese and you think you can help American business and America's national strategic interest by doing it you do it.
But all of a sudden that's disqualifying. So I think that it shows you, we're, you know, we're living in a time when the Republicans have only pushed harder and harder to the right. And every time the president adopts a plan that they once advocated, they abandon it and push farther to the right. But the voters can push them back.
(This article is an edited version of interviews with President Clinton that took place on November 30 and December 16, 2011.)
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It's official. The first fully functional art studio in Springfield Ohio in nine years, since the death of Darrell Buffington forced Dragonsound Studios to close its doors, is in business. Twilight Star Studios named after various projects Gary and Derron Church have had in the works for years will open its doors tomorrow evening as studio founders Gary Church, Derron Church, and myself have our first meeting and discuss future projects that will be produced by the studio. Gary just purchased a very nice house and has set up a very nice room that has at the moment three different art tables and he's working on a place to put a fourth. Writers will have access to a computer station as well, equipped with a copier and a scanner. Tomorrow we will be discussing how often we should meet at the studio and I'm sure a few names will be brought up to add to the group....I'm hoping Scott Riley is one of those names. Possibly Chris Metzger and Frank Raynor as well. Gary and I met breifly last night as I got the nickel tour. House is very nice and the studio itself is awesome. The two of us have already discussed a possible semi-annual anthology series called Twilight Star Presents (or something like that). This book will feature small 6 to 7 page stories will various themes from different writers and artists involved with Twilight Star. The very first of these books could end up including a few re-prints from Wicked Tales. (A Matter of Life and Death with art by the Brothers Church), N.I.B. (with Chris Metzger), Tales From the Longbox (with Scott Riley) and a couple of new stories including a story written and illustrated by Derron and a sequel to A Matter of Life and Death (by Gary and myself). That's just an idea...it is subject to change. Other titles that will be kicked around will be my ongoing Prodigy series, a book Gary has in the works called G-Code, and Derron and I are discussing the possibilty of ressuracting the Un-Naturals. If you are a writer, artist, inker, letterer in the Springfield Ohio area we want to hear from you.... contact me at email@example.com This post has been edited by G-Man: Oct 9 2009, 11:09 AM -------------------- "Reality is only for those who lack imagination" don't know who first said that....but it works for me!
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That was me sorry. I also told him about the time you sky dived naked from an airplane. Me and my big mouth.
Liking the new Avatar. That rocks! -------------------- "Reality is only for those who lack imagination" don't know who first said that....but it works for me!
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In court on Feb. 28, Balducci pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States and the judge dismissed two counts against Balducci on motion of the United States.
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The X1900GT is a card we haven't looked at yet and GeCube are the first to come to the party with it here in our labs.
The front of the card uses what is pretty much a big chunk of aluminum with a small little fan on it. We have the heatsink to the right of the card to cool some of those little components that we never pay any attention to but manage to get warm.
The GeCube X1900GT comes clocked with a default core clock speed of 575MHz and 600MHz (or 1200MHz DDR).
Moving to the side of the card we can see a closer look at the red heatsink and we can also see that the cooler has copper fins inside it to help keep the core as cool as possible. Like all higher end cards from both nVidia and ATI, we can see the PCI Express 6-pin power connector in the top corner.
From one end to other we can see our 2 DVI plugs which are both Dual Link capable. What this means is that people with 30" LCD monitors can not only run one monitor on this card but two. Dual Link DVI is something that has only really picked up in the past 6 months thanks to the competitive pricing that has begun on the 30" LCD market. We also have our little S-Video like connector which lets us do all our TV Out functions be it via RCA, S-Video or Component.
Moving back to the front of the card we can see just how small the fan is. While we worried for a little due to the small fan (on what is considered quite a high-end card), during our testing we didn't run into any troubles at all in our heated lab (29c Heater on 24/7 thanks to cold Melbourne weather).
Turning the card over we have the bracket that holds the large heatsink in place and our normal array of stickers and screws. All the memory is located on the front of the card which is cooled by the heatsink already.


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We are currently adding a basement guest bedroom with bathroom ensuite. My contractor is not great at helping with function / layout. He is good at building things though! So, the bathroom layout is up to us to decide. For cost purposes, we would like to use a prefab. vanity/sink in a standard size rather than custom cabinetry. The space is actually quite large - will be the biggest bathroom in the house! However, I am not sure how to lay it out. It will be 7 ft. wide x 8.5 ft. long. The door will be a pocket door on the short, south wall. We can do anything we want, since it is an unfinished basement space. There are no windows. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!? Beth |
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Finding Apartments for Rent in Savannah, GA
With all the older apartments in the Downtown Historic District, the Midtown Victorian District and Southside neighborhoods, plus the plethora of new condos and apartment complexes built over the past decade or so, you should have no problem finding the perfect fit for you. Whether your plan is to get close to work, to shopping areas or to cultural attractions, there is something for everyone in Savannah.
Top Neighborhoods in Savannah, GA
Savannah cannot grow to the east because of the Atlantic Ocean, nor can it expand north due to the Savannah River. Therefore, the city has grown to the south (Richmond Hill) and west (Pooler, West Chatham). There are many rentals available in these neighborhoods; dozens of complexes have sprouted up in recent years. People often move to West Chatham and Pooler because of the growing industrial facilities. Companies with corporate headquarters there include Gulfstream Aerospace, International Paper, JCB Americas and several others.
Cultural Attractions in Savannah, GA
The great majority of cultural attractions and performing arts venues are located in the Historic District. There are the Telfair Museum of Arts, Central of Georgia Railroad Shops and Terminal, and for performing arts, the Savannah Civic Center, which hosts some 900 events per year.
Shopping in Savannah, GA
There are innumerable strip shopping centers, usually anchored by a supermarket, and located in close proximity to the various subdivisions and neighborhoods. Savannah has at least five Walmart Super Centers, placed strategically near the market area's population centers. There are two malls, Oglethorpe Mall and Savannah Mall, both located Southside on Abercorn Street, about seven miles apart. Abercorn Street is home to a large part of Savannah's shopping facilities, in fact it is the commercial hub for pretty much the whole county. You'll find almost all the new car dealers, many dining choices, from fast food to upscale and family restaurants, retail stores and shops of every genre, drug stores, food stores, medical offices and clinics/hospitals/nursing homes.
Dining in Savannah, GA
Situated just twenty miles from the Atlantic ocean, Savannah has ready access to fresh seafood daily. Locally caught varieties include shrimp, flounder, red snapper, sea bass, oysters and many others, which are then prepared using world renowned recipes by some of the finest seafood restaurants in America. Wherever you decide to rent an apartment in the Savannah area, you won't be far from fabulous seafood dining. And, by no means is seafood the only dish available. The city has countless barbecue specialists, steak houses and even Latin inspired fare.
On East Broad Street in the Historic District, you have the internationally famous Pirates House, with its 15 separate and uniquely intriguing dining rooms. Their menu includes seafood, steaks, southern fried chicken and Savannah Red Rice. In the middle of the Midtown Victorian District you can revel in historic splendor at Elizabeth on 37th. There are privately owned rentals all over Midtown, where rents range from $500 to $2500. On the Southside, there's family dining at Carey Hilliard's, which specializes in barbecue and seafood. There are scores of restaurants on the Southside, as well as hundreds of apartments.
Nightlife in Savannah, GA
Most of the evening action is, again, found in the Historic District, primarily centered around Savannah's world famous River Street Plaza. Located downtown, right on the Savannah River, River Street hosts dozens of interesting bars, night clubs, live music, restaurants and shops. Some of the most popular "after dark" establishments on River Street and nearby are Savannah Smiles Dueling Pianos Saloon, the Moon River Brewing Company and the Live Wire Music Hall.
On the Southside, notable night time attractions include Doubles Night Club on Abercorn Street and the Island Breeze on Montgomery Crossroads. Speaking of islands, venture out to Tybee Island for some of the best evening entertainment around Savannah. You'll want to try Doc's Bar on Tybee on 16th Street and Benny's Tybee Tavern on Butler Drive.
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You are lucky to get the birds into your garden and with three cats! I love listening to the birds, and watching them. The sparrows inhabit the honeysuckle at the bottom of my garden in the summer and bring the babies to feed from the feeders I have hanging around. The blackbird is lovely to hear in the morning and late evening, watch out for him. I always leave cut apples out as they love them. The starliing is a messy eater and a bit of a bully but great to watch, so I would make the most of them when you can and enjoy their noise!
I have 3 lavenders in pots all in full sun and they love it. I have grown one in a pot next to my back door which got sun in the morning then shade for the rest of the day. It thrived. I like Hidcote for its blue and the smell is lovely.
Thanks for that Dovefromabove, will take on board. Do you think that mulching with grass cuttings will be any good for keeping the pot damp? The pot is rather large, and hopefully with a few heavy crocks in the base it will keep upright. I am looking forward to seeing a 'teepee' of beans!
I am planting runner beans (Scarlet Emperor) for the first time in a very large pot. What would be the best compost for planting. I have my own garden compost plus multi purpose compost would a mix of these be ok?
Nevermind, they will all be back next summer! My lavender was covered with honeybees this year, they were a treat to watch. Even my twin grandsons (aged 3 yrs) were fascinated by them. They chased a bumble bee around the garden too!
Thanks for that Alan4711. My geraniums are just about holding on! Always next year to try again. You have a nice picture of Tenby harbour, lovely part of the world.
Point taken David K but as the gripe about bad manners was on my particular 'thread' what was I to think! I don't come onto the site as often as I would like to, but I always find it interesting and entertaining when I do. I am signing off now, so happy gardening to everyone and looking forward to connecting with you all again.
Hi everyone. First of all I apologise to everyone who has been offended by my not replying promptly, but I do lead a very busy life. I am not able to sit at my computer for hours on end, so I am sorry in not replying earlier. I am really a well mannered person, so am disappointed to hear so many barbed remarks for my late response. Thank you for your advice David K, I will certainly use the spray recommended next summer. Also thankyou Verdun for your advice.
Can anyone tell me what happened to my geraniums? I planted up several pots of geraniums this summer and they were looking great. Then they suddenly started looking a bit miserable. On further investigation, I noticed the leaves had been eaten away and only stalks remained. There were tiny black grubs on the leaves and a couple of green caterpillers! My next door neighbour has cabbages in his garden, so would this be the problem? I have seen several white cabbage butterflies around, and thought maybe they were laying their eggs on my geraniums too. Any advice on this please?
I agree, the leaves are a wrong shape for jasmine. My jasmine has pointed leaves or 'several sharply pointed leaflets' as my RHS good plant guide says! It would be interesting to see what the label says as Daintiness suggests.


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Senior RPG Developer Ross Watson gives an inside look into Creatures Anathema!
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Download the latest Errata document for Dark Heresy - Revision Date April 23rd, 2009. Most recent update text in red. Includes errata for Inquisitor's Handbook. Special Thanks to James Savage and Maxx Myers.
Dark Heresy: Official Errata, version 3.0 (pdf, 1.2 MB)
Print-friendly version (pdf, 528 KB)
Shattered Hope — Free Demo Adventure, Scenario by Rob Schwalb
Core Rulebook Previews
Guardsmen (pdf, 6.4 MB)
Bionic Parts (pdf, 10 MB)
Creatures Anathema Previews
Creatures Anathema Preview 1: Bronze Malifects (pdf, 250 KB)
Creatures Anathema Preview 2: The Fenksworld Pit Thing (pdf, 284 KB)
Radical's Handbook Previews
Preview #1 (Print Quality) (pdf, 8.5 MB)
Preview #1 (Web Quality) (pdf, 292 KB)
Preview #2 (Print Quality) (pdf, 5.9 MB)
Preview #2 (Web Quality) (pdf, 476 KB)
Ascension Previews
Preview #1 (Print Quality) (pdf, 27.7 MB)
Preview #1 (Web Quality) (pdf, 652 KB)
Preview #2 (Print Quality) (pdf, 10.9 MB)
Preview #2 (Web Quality) (pdf, 340 KB)
Art Previews
Art From Dark Heresy
A selection of Dave Gallagher's character art.
A selection of art from Purge the Unclean.
Designer Diaries
From the designers of the Dark Heresy Core Rulebook
Part One: The Imperium of Man, by Mike Mason
Part Two: Career Paths, by Andy Hall
Part Three: The Inquisition, by Mike Mason
Part Four: Skills and Talents, by Andy Kenrick and T.S. Luikart
Part Five: Psychic Powers, by T.S. Luikart
Part Six: Adding Some Grim Darkness to the Far Future, by Alan Bligh and John French
From Ross Watson, FFG's Senior RPG Developer for Dark Heresy and Rogue Trader
Introduction, by Ross Watson
Of Inquisitors and Aliens, by Ross Watson
Variations on a Theme, by Ross Watson
Art and Artifice, or Pictures and Profit in Dark Heresy, by Ross Watson
Playtesting: How Good Games Become Great, by Ross Watson
Playtesting Part 2: Help from Outside the Imperium, by Special Guest Sean Schoonmaker
Contests, Tech Heresy, and More!, by Ross Watson
Links and Literature, by Ross Watson
Beauty and the Beast House, by Ross Watson
The Laughter of Thirsting Gods, by Ross Watson
Monsters on the Move, by Ross Watson
Xenos and Daemons and Beasts, Oh My! by Ross Watson
Creature Features, by Special Guest Tim Huckelbery
Edge of Darkness (pdf, 9 MB) — Scenario by Alan Bligh
This adventure comes with enough rules allowing everyone to play, whether they have the Dark Heresy rulebook or not, and concerns the dark goings-on in the shadows of Hive Sibellus on Scintilla, where the acolytes must go undercover to seek out… well, that would be telling! You'll have to play it yourselves!
For a faster download, click on this link to the original black and white version of Edge of Darkness (pdf, 516 kb)
2008 Scenario Contest Finalists
Idyll Heresies by Daniel R. Robichaud (pdf, 144kb)
The Eternal Tide by Andrea Gausman (pdf, 764kb)
Scrivner's Star by John W.S. Marvin (pdf, 392kb)
2009 Scenario Contest Finalists
Silence of the Void by Christian Wodke (pdf, 1.2 MB)
The Brutal Lament by Benjamin John Rogers (pdf, 460kb)
The Glass Assassin by Martin Norris (pdf, 1.2 MB)
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Dead Stars Player Handouts – Take your Dead Stars campaign to the next level.
Black Sepulchre Player Handouts – The materials you need for an epic mystery.
Daemon Record Sheet (from Daemon Hunter, pdf, 6 MB) – Bring your own unique Daemons to Dark Heresy.
Character Sheets — Keep track of your Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay character's equipment, stats, weapons and skills on this sheet.
Timeline by Alan Bligh (pdf, 201 KB)
Note that this timeline is by no means complete or exhaustive and offers only a snapshot of the unfolding history of the Calixis Sector, as it might be made known to the Acolytes of the Inquisition. Much of the true nature of events, as well as whole occurrences of dire import themselves remain hidden.
Home World and Career Mementos (pdf, 92 KB)
An optional component you can use during character generation to add a further degree of colour to your Acolyte's background and personality. In addition, GMs may wish to use these items to embellish NPC descriptions.
The Lost Dataslate (web-quality pdf, 2.2 MB)
The Lost Dataslate (print-quality pdf, 24.4 MB)
The Lost Dataslate is a companion for The Lathe Worlds.
Joyous Choir Handout (pdf, 3MB)
The Joyous Choir handout gives players some insight into the deceptively cheerful organization known as "the True."
Heed the Higher Call, a companion for Ascension
high quality (PDF, 100.4 MB)
web quality (PDF, 2.9 MB)
Heresy Begets Retribution, a companion for Ascension and Blood of Martyrs
Print Quality (14.6 MB)
Web Quality (1 MB)
Disciples of the Dark Gods Inquisitional Reports Handouts (PDF, 532 KB)
"The Inquisitional Reports" from the Appendix of Disciples of the Dark Gods, plus a blank Inquisitional Report form to create your own "most wanted" heretic.
Disciples of the Dark Gods Player Handouts - web-quality (PDF, 2.7 MB)
Disciples of the Dark Gods Player Handouts - print quality (PDF, 19.4 MB)
Includes a Writ of Authority from the holy inquisition, a dataslate, a warrant, and two maps.
Haarlock's Legacy Book 1 - Tattered Fates Player Handouts
Web quality (PDF, 4.3 MB)
Print quality (PDF, 18.2 MB)
Includes "Taken", Heron Mask's Note, and the Haarlock Warrant
Salvation Demands Sacrifice - An enhancement for The Radical's Handbooks featuring three new Radical Career Ranks.
Web quality (PDF, 1.2 MB)
Print quality (PDF, 18.9 MB)
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The D6 Generation Podcast interviews Senior RPG Developer Ross Watson about Disciples of the Dark Gods, Creatures Anathema, and more.
The D6 Generation Podcast interviews Senior RPG Developer Ross Watson about Ascension.
The Game's The Thing Podcast interviews Ross about Disciples of the Dark Gods and Rogue Trader.
Accidental Survivors Podcast interviews Ross about Dark Heresy
RPGnet reviews Ascension.
Phil Reed reviews Creatures Anathema at RPGnet.
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