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Blizzard and The9 fined $212,000 for copyright infringement in China {WoW}
Mar 2nd 2010 3:33PM I'd love to see Blizzard file a countersuit for every instance of copyright infringement their products have seen in China...
It came from the Blog: Elwynn Extravaganza {WoW}
Jan 29th 2010 1:47AM Ahh, you must have missed the lowbies who flagged before they even left Org in the pics. That's asking for trouble, on any server.
It came from the Blog: Elwynn Extravaganza {WoW}
Jan 28th 2010 5:35PM No level ones have any attacks that can accidentally hit nearby flagged players.
Your lowbie hordies were intentionally flagging, or intentionally attacking flagged characters.
Hogger's still deep in territory that doesn't autoflag characters as well.
Stop trying to push the blame on the Allies... remember, your event invaded and lagged their normal server -
Officers' Quarters: More loot-rolling shenanigans {WoW}
Nov 2nd 2009 1:59PM Let me clarify for you.
4 people rolling on an item.
one player has a 1 in 4 chance at winning the roll.
As far as the odds/probability go, that's pretty cut and dry.
No matter what the other 3 players do with the loot, that one person's chance at winning against 3 other people is the same.
So, in that aspect, the Author is wrong. Those players are not "stealing" from anyone in the raid, as their decision to keep or give away that loot is irrelevant to the probability of another player winning a roll.
Officers' Quarters: More loot-rolling shenanigans {WoW}
Nov 2nd 2009 1:42PM It doesn't matter if it's 3 people rolling for 1 person or 3 people rolling for their own loot.
It doesn't affect the chances for a random pug at all.
If player a, b, c and d are all rolling for the same piece of loot, it's a 1 in four chance for player d to get the loot. It doesn't matter at all if player a and b will give the loot to player c...
Now, replace player a and b with poorly geared characters of the same armor/gear types... and your repair costs may be higher, your chance at succeeding in the raid will be lower.
So, as far as random pug player d is concerned, his percentage chance at loot hasn't been affected, however his success rate for the raid will go up.
Win Win, if you ask me.
The Queue: My Gimp {WoW}
Oct 21st 2009 5:16PM I suspect its a throwback to Star Tours... there's a very similar display while in queue for the ride.
The Queue: My Gimp {WoW}
Oct 21st 2009 5:15PM Nope, its an item whose effect is that of a mount, not actually a learnable mount.
It will disappear at the end of the season, as well.
The only real mount from this holiday is the Horseman's mount.
Spiritual Guidance: Don't be that priest {WoW}
Oct 21st 2009 3:33PM With Rapture, when your shield is absorbed, your target gains mana. (or RP/rage) - Shields don't mana starve a pally tank.
What starves a pally tank is them not running Divine Plea. You're going to find 2 types of Pally tanks - those that chain pull to keep it rolling (and are in good shape, mana wise) and those that don't.
Don't group with those that don't, and never let them blame you for their poor mana management.
Spiritual Guidance: Don't be that priest {WoW}
Oct 20th 2009 7:52PM Sure, holy priests casting a shield gets them the sp bonus as well.
You should be shielding yourself on cooldown.
If there's also a disc priest in the raid, find out who they are shielding, whether it be MT, all tanks, or if they're going to be doing raid wide shielding.
Just don't interfere with their shielding, and you're golden.
Spiritual Guidance: Don't be that priest {WoW}
Oct 20th 2009 7:29PM I guess the best response here is... behaving badly in a group is bad... regardless of who the players are, whether they deal with you or not.
It annoys everyone around you, whether they call you out on it or not.


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Chennai-based G.R. Thanga Maligai Jewelers (Estd: 1964) opened its first showroom in Jayanagar on April 9. Chairman R. Rajendran inaugurated the showroom, along with the Directors Ananthapadmanaban and Radhakrishnan. The showroom is spread over 6000 sqft and located in 11th Main, 33rd Cross, 4th 'T' Block, Jayangar. As an inaugural the showroom is offering a discount of Rs.40/- less per gram of gold, apart from a Gold Tree Jewellery Saving scheme. There are other various monthly schemes ranging from a monthly payment of Rs.500/- to Rs.10,000/- and multiples of Rs 500 thereafter. The period of the scheme is 15 months, and at the end of the 16th month, you can buy jewellery for the total amount plus bonus amount on maturity. In addition you are entitled for an attractive gift with every scheme. Thanga Maligai has plans to open more branches in Bangalore while it has 5 branches all across India. GRT Jewellery is showcased in an elegant 12,000 sq.ft. showroom spread over 5 massive floors in Chennai with 4 floors dedicated to gold, an exclusive diamond showroom - the first in India, and one entire floor with silverware. GRT offers the widest variety of jewellery, from elegant rings to dramatic platinum and antique-style designs, fine silverware to complete bridal sets. GRT also has the entire range of 'Thalis' for any marriage. GRT also has the entire range of 'Thalis' for any marriage. According to the promoters, their customers believe that GRT jewellery brings "Rasi and good luck". GRT is also into hotel industry GRT Grand is the "best value-for-money" 4-Star Business Hotel in Chennai, with all the facilities and ambience of a 5-Star hotel. Strategically located in the center of Chennai city, GRT Grand combines international standards of efficiency with renowned south Indian hospitality. o Wi-Fi zones to access the Internet o First Indian hotel to receive ISO 9001 - 2000, ISO 14001 - 2004 and HACCP certification GRT Grand offers the best of residential and non-residential banquet and conferencing facilities.
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Christopher M's Fabulous Food
Everything that looks good, tastes good and fits into my healthy lifestyle!
(159 Recipes) Created by MIRAGE727
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Use with a bag of pre-shredded broccoli & cauliflower; makes this recipe super quick. Submitted by PBERGER3 Carbs: 6.2g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 60
Very Good 4.4/5
(83 ratings)
This salad may be used on a bed of lettuce or in a sandwich. Submitted by CAROLYN0107 Carbs: 0.6g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 11.2g | Calories: 85.5
In 15 minutes, this easy recipe will take the chill off a cold evening. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 10.1g | Protein: 31.3g | Calories: 370.8
This healthy, hearty salad is packed full of fruit AND vegetables. Carbs: 17.5g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 169.5
Very Good 4.3/5
(71 ratings)
Eat this as your main dish! A whole lotta salad. Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 22.1g | Calories: 211.4
Boneless pork chops are drenched in a tasty peanut sauce in one of our favorite easy recipes. Submitted by ONCEMORE2006 Carbs: 7.6g | Fat: 16.2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 24.3g | Calories: 268.6
These sautéed boneless pork chops with a curried pan sauce make a quick weeknight dinner. Save this recipe! Carbs: 19.9g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 24.6g | Calories: 274.6
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This hearty soup is super easy to prepare but packed with flavor. Change up the flavor by swapping in your favorite sausage. Submitted by TODD717 Carbs: 40.1g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 12.3g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 248.6
Very Good 4.4/5
(49 ratings)
This chili recipe has a unique ingredient, by adding pumpkin (you never know it's there) you add more vitamins and fiber. Submitted by LONGWAY2GO Carbs: 16.5g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 18.2g | Calories: 211.7
We're serious about the spice in this recipe. Whole-grain pasta and tender shrimp pair perfectly with a luxuriously rich, piquant sauce. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 15.7g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 356.9
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Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 12.1g | Calories: 158.5
Very Good 4.1/5
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Submitted by DARIAC Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 7.3g | Calories: 158.7
Submitted by PRINCESSANNIE12 Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 30.7g | Calories: 285.7
A tasty, spicy meal with only 10 minutes of prep time! Submitted by REGNETS03 Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 247.9
This is so easy to make and taste wonderful. I made it with Uncle Bens Long Grain Wild Rice. Submitted by LUCYSMOM09 Carbs: 22.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 30g | Calories: 239.1
Very Good 4.0/5
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Submitted by MICRONERDCHICK Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 19.3g | Calories: 219.9
I love this stew! It is so easy and leaves me feeling satisfied. I use 3/4 cup as a serving. If it is too spicy for you, substitute a can of diced tomatoes for one of the diced tomatoes w/chilies. Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 115.8
A variation of Gina's Weight Watcher Recipe with an emphasis on black beans and cooked in a crock pot. Submitted by MIRAGE727 Carbs: 21.9g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 204.9
A sweet and crunchy taste for this terrific chicken dish. Submitted by HEATHER121 Carbs: 13g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 18.9g | Calories: 192.4


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Happy New Year! It's that time again; with the new year comes our new annual prediction post. I tackled this last year, and rather than do a bunch of crazy, pulled-from-thin-air predictions, I ended up with a link-filled research-fest for the year. It worked out pretty well, so that's what's on the docket for today. First though, I'll take a look and see just how many of last year's predictions and rumors came true, and provide some updates for the more important topics.
"I love my lapdock. It's easily the best piece of technology that I've purchased in the last ten years," said no one ever. And Motorola knows that, so they're getting rid of Webtop.
The reason (as if it's not already clear)? Lack of adoption, or in Motorola's words, "adoption wasn't strong enough." That's a nice way of saying "no one bought this crap." In all fairness, though, it makes sense, considering the direction Android is going in - ICS bridged the gap between smartphone and tablet, which basically eliminated the need for something like Webtop in the first place.
Motorola introduces a novel idea with its Atrix phone: a lapdock. The idea was simple. All these Android app can be extremely productive, so why limit them to a single, small screen? Plug your phone into the lapdock, use its frankly-over-powered processor to run a larger screen with a keyboard and trackpad. Well, that's exactly what the ClamBook does. Only it does it way better.
As you can see in the renders above, when most phones are plugged in, you're presented with a tablet-styled UI.
Have you ever used the Webtop feature built into a number of Motorola's newest devices? According to CEO Sanjay Jha, not many users are actively firing up the desktop-in-a-cellphone feature - less than ten percent, to be exact. Makes sense, though, as it's basically a watered-down desktop experience, and no one really wants that.
According to Jha, Moto is aware of the issues with Webtop and wants to make it more useable.
If you've been holding out on getting a bundle of goodies to go with your Motorola ATRIX, there is good news. AT&T has just dropped the price of the ATRIX's Entertainment Centre/Webtop Access bundle down to a cool $99. That's down from the original $190 price tag, and still lower than Amazon's offering of $140.
The kit includes an HD Multimedia Dock, cordless mouse, and Universal Bluetooth keyboard. If you want to get your hands on this hot deal, head over to the product page at AT&T.
The upcoming Motorola Photon 4G for the Sprint network has been made available for pre-order on Wirefly. While a ship date isn't listed, we know the Photon is being released on the 31st - meaning you can probably expect to receive yours on or a little before that date, if you opt for overnight shipping. $180 will get you on the list for the Photon, but you'll have to be a new Sprint customer to swing that deal.
Motorola is preparing to release its first over-the-air update for the ATRIX 4G (beta signup link here, open until Friday at 12PM EST), which should be exciting news for owners of the device, though it may end up inspiring more angst than joy.
The ATRIX 4G has been known in particular for two problems since its release: first, a lack of HSUPA (high speed upload) support in the software and, second, poor voice quality on phone calls.
At the leading edge of this new wave of dual-core superphones is the Motorola Atrix. One of the major innovations of this device, besides the next-level processing power and fingerprint scanner, is Webtop - the desktop-style interface available when the Atrix is docked. By plugging into the HD multimedia or laptop dock (sold separately of course), you can interact with the phone on a larger display while using an internet browser, file explorer and Facebook in a pseudo-desktop environment.
In an investor call today, Motorola's CEO Sanjay Jha revealed two interesting tidbits: first, that the ATRIX 4G's Webtop app and accessory are going to be made available for more Motorola devices in the future, and second, that Gingerbread updates for all of Motorola's high-end Android devices are in the works.
On the former, it may be hard for some to get excited about more Webtop action, as the ATRIX 4G's has been dubbed overpriced and "gimmicky." However, it's important to realize that if Moto plans on continuing to offer Webtop accessories and software, they will also continue improving them.


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A piece of land owned by Hyde Property will receive a second look by the Cleveland Board of Education per the Site Committee's recommendation.
"There are a number of reconsiderations we have gone through with this piece of property. One of those is the direction of growth on Highway 60," said Murl Dirksen, site committee member.
Dirksen highlighted the growth along Freewill Road, off Georgetown, along Adkisson Drive and through Paul Huff Parkway. He mentioned another issue for the board to consider.
"If in fact, we do not go into that issue or pursue development, then we are almost dead in the water with the pressure we are facing at E.L. Ross and Yates," Dirksen said. "That is a major concern for us, because those schools are already full."
The school board's discussions came Monday night during a formal monthly session.
The new elementary school will need to be central to growth, according to Dirksen.
"We just talked about how expensive buses are," Dirksen said. "We have to locate an elementary school in the middle of the developmental area."
Continued Dirksen, "We have to say, 'OK, transportation is $80,000 a school bus.' It has to be a major concern of ours. How many miles can we place on those buses?"
An additional Hyde Property bonus is its proximity to Cleveland Middle School.
"If you have parents who have children in both the elementary and middle schools, then it will be easier on transportation," Dirksen said.
Hyde Property is currently asking $1.1 million for the 20 acres of land off Georgetown Road/Highway 60. Fourteen acres are situated two feet above the 100 Year Flood levels. The remaining 6 acres are what Dirksen describes as being "nice woodlands." He suggested using the land for trails, wetlands, or additional recreational activity.
Land is being looked at to support a school for 500-700 students. Expansion is anticipated in the school's future. Enough land is needed to house the initial school population and the subsequent growth.
Jim Workman, agent with Bender Realty, assured site committee members the Hyde property is grade ready, last Wednesday. He said the land would hold no surprises and the city would not have to move any dirt. In addition, all utilities are ready for set up.
Dirksen said the school board is open to any options made available to them.
"We are keeping all of our options open until the board is unanimous or agrees on a piece of land," said Steve Morgan, site committee and school board member.
Board members agree they want to consider all options to make the best decision.
"This is not our money. This is the taxpayers' money," Morgan said. "Until we get someone to tell us this is the lowest we will get a piece of land for, we do not sign a thing."
Morgan reiterated the school board is open to additional property options.
"We are open to other pieces of land," Morgan said. "We need a large, perfectly placed piece of property that is an inexpensive as possible."
School board members will walk the Hyde property once markers are placed.


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I have a bed of strawberry plants (Allstar, from Stark Bros) that I've had for two years now. Last year they produced some but not a lot. I originally planted 25 plants; I'm not sure how many are there now but there are a lot of runners. Hubby has built some great row covers which we used last year to keep the birds and other critters out. Anyway, what do we do with the plants this spring? Do we cut them all back (and if so, how far? to the ground?)? Remove the runners? I know I should fertilize them (and I will) but beyond that I'm not sure how to best care for them. Please help... my kids would LOVE some fresh berries this year! |
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I have not seen nothing yet but I bet the Super 7s are just waking up and doing a little stretching. Won't be long until they are breathing fire as harvest is nearing quickly in America. Hopefully they will have some good hints of what it is made of and some video when harvest gets under way. These things need to get to market to replenish supply of good used Gleaners. It's getting time to rock and roll for I can't take the anticipation much longer.
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Impartial, Butler Machinery does plan on bringing Lexion hear. They are not bringing Lexion hear to take away our Gleaner custumers. They want us to retain and gain custumers. Butler setting up a full service shop at our location helps them better saturate this corner of the state. This should be good for all the lines of machinery they carry along with what we allready have. The folks in charge of sales will persue a potential sale of a Lexion just like they will a Gleaner. Our service department will do our level best to retain our reputation and only improve with the resources Butler will be bringing in. Butler has Gleaner at three of their stores for sure. They have had Gleaner for a couple years in Hankinson and have Gleaner at their new store in Dickinson. They have had Lexion a great deal longer in most if not all the other locations. It would be my guess they will have Gleaner at more of their locations with time. Who knows how this whole deal will wash out but it is for certain that there are many operations waiting impatiently to trade their Gleaners on the new supersized Gleaner. Areas that have caught onto hyperizing are in short supply of good used machines that will be coming in on the super series. Should be some interesting times ahead.
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Dan, you will have a unique opportunity to compare the highly anticipated Super 7 against the industry's best class 7, the Lexion 570R. Anxious to see your findings comparing the two in small grains, edibles, corn, etc. I view this situation as do you - the Lexion is going to open up a lot of doors for you there and will be a great complement to the Gleaner. Situations where you may have struggled with the Gleaner in the past you may be pleasantly surprised to find the Lexion excels. And knowing your way around combines as you do, I know you will really enjoy working with the Lexion. Like the Gleaner, it is a high performance machine.
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Facts about Cali
- Breed: Pomeranian/Chihuahua Mix
- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn - With White
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
Cali's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Cali is a Pomeranian-Chihuahua mix whose owner moved into a nursing home; she was surrendered to county animal control and luckily routed to us to find a new home.
This gentle 8 year-old bursts with excitement when she sees a treat bag, but she's very mellow overall. She'll even dance for a treat! She seems most happy just following her people around, showing us her thoughts through those big Yoda ears.
Cali would be a good match for owners who want a low-energy dog that likes to snuggle. She could live with cats, dogs or well-behaved children.
Other Pets at Furever Friends Rescue
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Cali, a Gilbert Pomeranian/Chihuahua dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Pomeranian/Chihuahua for sale in Gilbert, or seeking a Pomeranian/Chihuahua dog from a breeder in Gilbert.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Gilbert already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Gilbert breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Pomeranian/Chihuahua breeders who help with Pomeranian/Chihuahua rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Gilbert paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Version and / or Patch Used: Latest Steam Update
Timedemo or Level Used: Built in Benchmark
Developer Homepage: http://www.alientrap.org/
Product Homepage: http://www.nexuiz.com/
Nexuiz is an Arena First Person shooter coming soon to consoles. Nexuiz is fast paced with extremely competitive game play. IllFonic brings Alientrap Software's Nexuiz to next-gen gaming consoles around the world while staying true to the game play refined over the years through development. IllFonic introduces a new Victorian influenced art style that is simultaneously futuristic and sophisticated. Nexuiz for consoles is powered by CryENGINE 3.
We continue to have issues with Nexuiz. Hopefully it sorts itself out soon and we can figure out how to bring it back into our benchmarking line up.


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The Mercy Foundation of Lorain County is the philanthropic arm of Mercy health system. Our goal is to support the mission and objectives of all of Mercy's programs by joining the charitable objectives of donors with the programmatic needs of the system. The Foundation provides over $1.5 million annually in operating and programmatic assistance each year, supporting a wide variety of inpatient and outpatient programs, as well as all Mercy community outreach initiatives.
Through its efforts, the Foundation helps extend the healing ministry of Jesus by improving the health of our community with emphasis on people who are poor and underserved.
The Mercy Foundation of Lorain County
3700 Kolbe Road
Lorain, OH 44053
Phone: 440.960.3545
Annual Report to the Community
The Mercy Foundation of Lorain County believes our donors deserve transparency in all of our fundraising and fund distribution endeavors. This belief is shared with the entire Mercy health system, which is why we collaborate to release an annual report to the community.
The annual report provides not only a brief glimpse into Mercy's activities, but is a statement of the organization's profound commitment to delivering quality healthcare with economic efficiency throughout our community.
In 2012, Mercy provided $28.9 million in community outreach programs, free care for the poor and underserved, health clinics, financial and medication assistance, and non-reimbursed Medicaid costs of care.
Additional highlights from 2012 include:
- Mercy and Mercy Foundation of Lorain County provided direct assistance to people in need through a variety of successful outreach programs.
- Mercy celebrated 120 years of caring for the residents of Lorain County with a "week of giving" United Way campaign
- Mercy Cancer Center entered a groundbreaking agreement with University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center to expand local care options
- Several regional and national healthcare organizations recognized Mercy for top-notch quality and excellent patient safety outcomes.
For more information, including a complete list of our 2012 donors, we invite you to read the 2012 Mercy Report to the Community, Deeply Rooted. An archived edition of the 2011 report, Focused, is also available.


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MENA Mashup: House of Saud, Iran, Israel, and Syria
5:00 pm in Uncategorized by CTuttle
While Prince Charles boogied down in Riyadh…
Four dead in clash in Saudi's Shiite east
A firefight in a mainly Shiite area of eastern Saudi Arabia killed four people — two policemen and two people wanted over violence — on Thursday, the interior ministry said.
The police came under fire when they attempted to arrest the two wanted activists in the flashpoint Awamiya district of the oil-rich Eastern Province, said a ministry statement carried by the official SPA news agency.
The activists, named as Hussein Ali al-Faraj and Ali Ahmed al-Faraj, were both also killed.
Two other police were wounded and required hospital treatment.
Security forces who tried to arrest those suspected of being behind "armed unrest" were shot at and retaliated, a ministry spokesman was quoted as saying.
They seized 'two weapons, a large quantity of ammunition, a bulletproof vest and weapons sights,' he added, warning the authorities would crush any such resistance with 'an iron fist.'
Speaking of that 'Iron Fist'… The Saudis' American Shopping Spree: F-15s, Helicopters & More
From the WSJ… Saudi Arabia Replaces Key Official in Effort to Arm Syria Rebels
Moving along to Iran…
First round of nuclear talks end; U.S.: We respect Netanyahu, but won't always agree
The first round of nuclear talks in Vienna between Iran and the six world powers came to a close on Thursday morning. European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif held a quick press conference soon after the talks were concluded, calling the discussions "a good start."
'We have had three very productive days during which we have identified all of the issues we need to address in reaching a comprehensive and final agreement,' said Ashton. 'There is a lot to do. It won't be easy but we have made a good start.'
'In addition to our political discussions, we have started the technical work,' she said. 'And we have set a timetable of meetings initially over the next four months with a framework to continue our deliberations.'
The sides agreed to hold a further round of talks in Vienna on March 17-20. The agreed-upon framework includes a schedule for follow-up meetings, and an agenda for issues to be discussed. {…}
U.S. official: We respect Netanyahu, but won't always agree
A senior U.S. official said following the talks that all sides feel that 'some progress' has been made and that 'we have a path for how the talks will proceed.'
'There will not be a written agenda or framework – but we all know what it is and all issues will be on the table,' said the official.
'This will be a complicated, difficult and lengthy progress but we aim to get the job done in six months,' the official said, adding: 'While we have much more work to do – we have come some distance in a relatively short time.'
The U.S. official echoed his counterparts in calling the dialogue 'substantive,' and said that specific dates had been set for meetings over the next four months, with another month of negotiations left open on the calendar because 'it will be more intense.'
'Nothing will be agreed until everything is agreed,' the U.S. official said.
To be sure…New IAEA Report Shows Iran Complying With Nuclear Agreement
From Reuters… Iran's most sensitive uranium stockpile falls after nuclear deal
So, Bibi, and Eric Cantor, need to STFU…! On Iran, Extraordinary Claims Should Require Extraordinary Evidence
Meanwhile, onto the I/P Peace Farce…


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I think Jim Carlsons idea is a good one. A ribbon of white streaking across the river with trees and bluffs in the background, then making a gentle curve to make a perfect transition onto Main St. It could be beautiful. I, on the other hand, see the bridge as the possibility of a great work of art. Some of the most beautiful architecture in the world are bridges. I see it as an opportunity to create a great work of art. Take Frank Gehry for example. If he designed the bridge people would come from all over the world to see it. Frank Gehry is considered one of the top five architects of the Twentieth Century and that includes Frank Lloyd Wright. And he is still alive and lives in Santa Monica. Have you heard of Bilbao, Spain? He built a work of architecture there and it has made that city a world destination.
The days of building great architecture in Winona are over. It is a thing of the past. Winona has made so many architectural mistakes I couldnt begin to count them. I wanted to donate a work of contemporary sculpture to Winona and the mayor told me people would vandalize it. We have enough great art at Lake Park. We have the Ten Commandments and an anchor on a pile of rocks.
Who would we get to work on a project like the bridge. Nobody has the courage or the knowledge to know where to begin.
Louis Armstrong said there are two kinds of music, good music and bad music. I will give you an example of good art and bad art. Go to Fourth St. and Main. Take a good look at the Winona National Bank building, then turn and face the abysmal piece of junk across the street on the corner. That is good art and bad art. Winona could be a monument to art but it wont be.


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Iron studies
Last updated: Wednesday, 02, June, 2010
Item | Process |
Specimen | 5 mL blood in lithium heparin or plain tube. |
Method | See Ferritin, Iron/Iron binding capacity, Soluble transferrin receptor. |
Application | Suspected iron deficiency, iron overload, acute iron poisoning (see Iron toxicity). The assessment of iron deficiency or overload may be complicated by the presence of an acute phase response or hepatocellular disease. In general, serum ferritin is the preferred test for the assessment of iron deficiency, however levels may be normal (up to 100 µg/L) when iron deficiency coexists with an acute phase response. Soluble transferrin receptor levels are more useful, as they are not affected in an acute phase response; levels are normal in Anaemia of chronic disease uncomplicated by iron deficiency. An alternative approach to the patient with suspected iron deficiency and/or chronic inflammatory disease is to assess the haemoglobin response to iron therapy. |
Interpretation | See Table 3. |
Reference | Brugnara C. Iron deficiency and erythropoiesis: new diagnostic approaches. Clin Chem. 2003 Oct;49(10):1573-8. Review. |


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If you've heard this story before don't stop me, because I'd like to hear it again
mmo, sto, swtor, zoso February 15th, 2012A couple of years before release, when we were getting the first glimpses of group conversations in Star Wars: The Old Republic, there was a bit of scepticism over how the Super Happy Mass Effect Conversation Wheel of Alignment Sparkle Time Fun (© Melmoth) would work with multiple players. At the time I didn't think it was something that would translate well to a MMOG environment, but the first flashpoints (SWTOR dungeons/instances) really have that Bioware-RPG feeling for a group of players.
The Esseles and Black Talon flashpoints have a short introduction, a couple of conversations where each member of the group picks a response (a dice roll determines the response that's used, with some sort of modifiers making sure everyone gets a chance to speak at some stage) and plenty of fairly standard MMOG action (clearing corridors of "trash" mobs, the odd boss here and there with shiny loot). At three or four points during the flashpoint there are more conversations, with decisions to take that affect how things play out, a nice set piece or two, a climactic confrontation, then home for tea and medals. It doesn't seem like rocket science, taking the standard Bioware formula, adding another three players and sprinkling with MMOG-ness, but as with the proverbial swan it doubtless takes a lot of furious paddling below the surface to appear so effortless.
This week's Star Trek Online expedition demonstrated a slightly less graceful implementation of story-driven group play, more of a thrashing sort-of-butterly stroke. Since the game went free-to-play, group nights have mostly been spent on "Feature Episodes", linked missions that tell a story, at one point released on a weekly basis. I have to confess I haven't entirely been paying attention to the exposition text from NPCs, I think there was an ambassador involved somewhere at the start, and probably some Klingons or something. I seem to recall a group of starship captains, each commanding a crew of hundreds and enough firepower to take decent sized chunks out of a planet, were responsible for a health & safety inspection in a night club at one point, but that might've just been a cheese-fuelled dream. Anyway, the specifics haven't been terribly important as the missions generally boil down to entertaining bouts of Kirk-style diplomacy delivered with fists and photon torpedoes. We don't stack Ferrero Rocher into a pyramid, we replace the hazelnut with antimatter and launch a full spread of them at anything that looks at us funny.
This week there was a newly released episode focusing on Deep Space Nine, so we toddled along to have a look at that. (Danger: the following contains vaguely remembered possible spoilers for that episode.) There's a very important conference going on, and you're sent to… all right, to be honest, I was mostly skipping the text again. Some missions have voiceover text, I think this latest Feature Episode includes it throughout, but it's not really up to Bioware standards. Where SWTOR delivers brief, punchy, well-voiced cutscenes, STO shoves a dense block of text up in an oh-so-closable window. If you were sitting around a table playing a board game or RPG with others, handing out a short pamphlet and telling everyone to read it wouldn't really be compelling gameplay, it doesn't work well for an online group either. From what I could gather, in the best MMOG traditions the first part of the mission was to undertake some trivial tasks from some NPCs too lazy to walk around themselves: get some bootleg liquor, act as a virtual pimp and hoover someone's starship. Our first instinct, "What would Kirk do?", had to be abandoned when it proved impossible to either punch or snog our way to success, so we tried "What would Picard do?" After a very well received off-Broadway production of Brecht's Badener Lehrstück vom Einverständnis we decided that wasn't getting us anywhere either, and tried "What would Sisko do?" I was unsure of what this entailed, having only watched a few episodes of Deep Space Nine, but following the lead of our Trekkie/er/ist leader it seemed to be running around and clicking on anyone with something floating over their head.
Aside from the fact that this wouldn't have been vastly compelling group content at the best of times, our elite away team instantly activated Plan Sperple and spread out across the station, randomly clicking on anything that looked clickable. It wasn't clear if we were all supposed to talk to NPCs in turn, or if just one of us had to talk to them, or we were all supposed to talk to them simultaneously, or some mix of all of the above; we managed to render two of the optional goals uncompletable, either by speaking to the wrong people at the wrong time, or selecting the wrong dialogue option, or just giving the game a headache, we're not really sure. Still, we managed the key objectives to move the mission forward, and got to participate in the pan-galactic conference of great importance. Instructed to take seats, we naturally jumped on top of the table as per the time honoured sport of "try and place your character in a ridiculous pose for the cutscene", but sadly (as in SWTOR) the game forces your characters to preordained locations. A bunch of alien dudes with weird foreheads then droned unskippably on for a bit; those more in to Star Trek may have had more of an idea who they were, I can just about remember Klingons, though they seemed to be represented by a lizard-thing… Shockingly the delegates reached an impasse, so it was down to the Federation's finest diplomats to sort things out! Unfortunately they weren't available, so it fell to us instead, and once again we ran around the room frantically clicking on anyone clickable. This was surprisingly successful, though I have no idea what we said to anyone, we probably made completely contradictory promises that will lead to a galaxy-shattering war in the future, but it got us out of the conference room.
Finally, the action kicked in; the station was attacked! Much vworping of sirens and wobbling of the camera to simulate phaser hits. We had to escort the ambassadors to their shuttles, fighting through units of Some Bad Aliens in ground combat; despite a couple of overhauls ground combat is still a bit ropey in STO (much like Pirates of the Burning Sea), but at least it was more involving for the group. On reaching the shuttle bays, we then beamed up to our ships to ensure their escape, and that's when the game really came into its own, space combat on a grand scale, waves of enemy ships, friendly Federation ships giving support, protecting the shuttles as they made their escape. It took a while to get going, but at least there was a strong finish.
In a world of identikit "use hotbar ability to cause damage" combat-heavy MMOGs, Cryptic at least make an effort to broaden the game content in keeping with the source material, and the first part of the mission would probably work quite well solo, especially for someone more into Deep Space Nine. Tipa has a far better write-up from the perspective of someone who actually has a clue about both STO and the Star Trek universe in general, reaching a similar conclusion. I think, with sufficient resources chucked at it, the STO episode could've worked well in the SWTOR engine, structuring the mission to keep the group together, increasing the interactivity of conversations, perhaps adding in bridge crew as more fleshed-out NPCs if not in a full group of human players, but such resources are probably prohibitive, especially if trying to get Feature Episodes out on a more frequent basis.
Even SWTOR seemed to run out of steam somewhat after the first flashpoint for each faction. Subsequent flashpoints have been far more linear without much of a story driving them. It's hardly unusual for the best content in MMOGs to be front-loaded at launch with later gaps left to be grouted over in future updates; mid-level City of Heroes task forces featuring series of missions on similar maps against identical enemies, Lord of the Rings Online at launch when the fun of the Shire gave way to the desolate Lone-lands and attendant boar-grinding, post-Tortage Age of Conan… SWTOR has more than sufficient content across two factions and eight classes for getting to the level cap, so subsequent flashpoints not living up to the high standards of the first is hardly the most heinous crime; it'll be interesting to see if future updates bring more story-heavy branching flashpoints, or whether more repeatable content is seen as a better investment. Though Esseles and Black Talon have some replay value to see how the different branches pan out, story isn't something that'll keep players coming back twice a week like the chance of a loot drop from some big boss. From that perspective, story just gets in the way; I'm sure there are guides aplenty with loot tables and detailed instructions of which choices to make for optimal completion of Black Talon to allow displays of precision synchronised flashpoint-running from the Derbyshire Light Infantry:
"Squad! Atten-TION! By the left, quick MARCH! And HALT two three, click two three, space-skip space-skip select first reply two three, space-skip, space-skip space-skip select second reply two three, left TURN! Quick MARCH! Perkins, you 'orrible little man, are you LISTENING to that NPC? You're up on a charge!"
It'll also be interesting to try the multiplayer features of Mass Effect 3. Star Wars: The Old Republic may turn out to be a little like Concorde, the ultimate development of story-heavy MMOGs, a fantastic achievement, but a bit of an evolutionary dead end that nobody can really afford to emulate (apart from a Soviet knock-off with a dubious safety record…) If multiplayer ME3 gives that same flashpoint-type experience with no subscription and the possibility of introducing new content as DLC, available on consoles as well, that could be a more sustainable model for the future.
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Pardoz Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 2:40 pmActually some of the later TOR Flashpoints return to the more story-heavy style of Esseles/Black Talon.
More interestingly, Kaon Under Siege, the first post-release Flashpoint, is very much a return to that feel, and I have hope that the second part (it's a two-parter, in the style of the mid-30s ones) will also be story/branching-heavy, so indicators for the future look good.
Jon Shute Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 3:00 pmFor the record "Sisko-ing it up" requires you to be a bit dull for a few years until the producers give into your constant requests to shave your head, after that point you become a bit of a badass. This should not be confused with Sisco-ing it up is, which I believe is something Data used to do.
Vic Sandman Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 11:21 pmSisco-ing it up must not be confused with Cisco-ing it up, which is another thing Data did. Completely different, though.
Kiryn Says:
February 16th, 2012 at 1:44 amThat STO mission completely broke when I tried to do it with my husband. Every time I clicked one of the diplomacy options in the conference room, my window disappeared with a message of "waiting for teammates" and it didn't let me see any of the conversation until after he'd finished talking to that person and moved on to the next one. I would have been terribly confused about what was going on if not for the fact that I was sitting next to him and able to read the dialogue from his screen.
Then at the end of the conference, it wouldn't let me leave, so I had to exit the zone and come back, at which point it wouldn't let me join his instance so we had to do the rest of it by ourselves. I hope the rest of them aren't this broken.
Van Hemlock Says:
February 16th, 2012 at 10:19 amWe had very similar troubles in Strike Force The-Other-One that night too. I'm wondering if the rate they make the things means they don't really test them very well for Groups. Mission updates going all over the place, dialog timeouts, 'waiting for teammates' all sorts.
Add to that our usual recurring trouble ("Hey, chief! I might be wrong, but your squad leader seems to be more than 20m away. That makes me… want to add 30 levels to all the enemies without warning you!") and it made for quite a hit and miss experience.
A shame, because when I replayed it solo later in the week, it all worked fine and was both exciting and engaging.
Zoso Says:
February 17th, 2012 at 1:03 am@Pardoz That's rather encouraging, I still haven't hit 50 yet to give that one a try.
@Jon Good stuff, I'll bring the hair clippers next week.
@Vic Sandman Ah, the things that crazy android got up to under the influence of polywater…
@Kiryn, Van Hemlock Seems like a bit more multiplayer testing would be useful indeed. Not being familiar with previous episodes I'm not sure if the latest is using slightly different mechanisms in places, if so hopefully they'll be able to work the kinks out.


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GPars has been designed as a concurrency library for the Groovy programming language. This naturally implies GPars is very friendly to Grails and Griffon frameworks and offers applications, which build on top of these frameworks, the ability to:
- Run expensive computations in the background
- Parallelize access to remote services or databases and so limit the effect of latency of these services
- Leverage the high-level concurrency concepts like actors, agents, parallel collections, dataflow and others
To enable GPars in your Grails application, alter the BuildConfig.groovy file as follows:
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repositories { mavenCentral() mavenRepo 'http://repository.jboss.org/maven2/' } dependencies { build 'org.codehaus.gpars:gpars:1.1.0' } |
In Griffon, use the following:
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griffon.project.dependency.resolution = { inherits "global" default dependencies repositories { griffonHome() mavenCentral() } dependencies { runtime org.codehaus.gpars:gpars:1.1.0 } } } |
Once the dependency has been specified, you can start using GPars in your project. You may now want to check out the Groovy Fast Track to do your first GPars experiments. Alternatively go directly to the User Guide and have fun!


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I got my first passiflora 2 years ago and enjoyed it so much that I've purchased quite a few more varities. I winter them over in a greenhouse and they do quite well. My original plant is now too big and I need to prune it before it takes over my patio. I hate to throw the pruned vines away so I wanted to start some new plants but don't know what to do with the cuttings. Do I root them in a soil mix, floral foam, water? Should I use a rooting hormone? |
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Just curious, Karyn1, but what type of passiflora do you have? If it's Incense, they're reputed to be difficult to root from cuttings, but the one I tried for practice rooted easily. Other efforts weren't as successful. You can read in other posts of mine that of 12 or so incarnata cuttings, only one rooted aggressively, eight or so sprouted new growth but died when roots failed to form, and the rest are still uncertain. I tried to root four p. mexicana cuttings, but only one took. I use a 50/50 peat moss/perlite mix in peat starter pots. I started with plastic baggies on the window sill but put together a propogation chamber when my obsession grew. I've been dipping the ends of the plants in Schults Take Root hormone, but I'm starting to wonder if that's having any effect. I'd be more than happy to hear from others who've developed a successful cutting system. |
I have no idea what type my overgrown passiflora is. It was just labeled passion flower when I purchased it. The 3-4 inch flowers are light purple, ringed with darker purple and white but it's never produced fruit. I would also like to take cuttings from my triloba, Lady Margaret and one labeled "duckbill". That one has tubular yellow flowers about 2" long. I do have an incense but that along with the other varities are too small to take cuttings yet. I'll have so many cuttings from my unknown variety that maybe I'll try a few different methods. Thanks. |
If you could post a pic online, I'm sure we could ID it. I'm inclined to say it's incarnata, but that's just an uneducated guess. As for your Incense... speaking from experience, if you put it in the ground, it'll sucker a *lot* starting the second year. It's far easier to dig up those suckers and propogate that way than regular cuttings. Those others would definitely be best propogated via cuttings (the Lady Margaret may sucker, being a child of incarnata, but I don't think they'll survive winter above zone 9 in the ground. SOmeone educate me if I'm in error on that one.) |
I make cuttings with 2 or 3 leaves that stick out of the soil. The potting soil is 2 or 3 inches deep in a large plastic container with a lid that has been cut away and covered with a clear piece of plastic so that I can use a grow light above them. I dip the ends in rooting hormone and place them in the soil with the bottom end in the ground. If you place them in upside down , they start to look wierd at the end. Lady Margaret took about 2 weeks to start sending out new leaves, some kinds take longer, be patient. I can get about 100 starts in one container. |
Long ago I made a cloning box. Vermiculite, liquid rooting hormone & bright light.. Plus a CO2 generator if you care to make one. Works very well. |
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Here's my one word definition for easy Passover recipes:
The Passover Dips and Appetizer Salads
Simple Carrot Salad~A Renee's Table Classic
Moroccan Carrot Salad~tingles your tastebuds
Dead Sea Baba Ganoush~my most requested dip recipe
Fresh Guacamole~so simple and fresh
Easy Green Olive Spread~I mean really easy
Black Olive Tapenade ~sophisticated simplicity
Johannesburg Tomato Salad~very unusual combo of flavor
The Passover Fish Dishes
Seafood Louis with Remoulade sauce ~an simple salad that looks as pretty on individual serving plates as it does on a large platter
Simple Salted Salmon~as it is or as a basis for many salmon dishes
Passover Salmon Patties ~ a "keeper" in my file of kosher for easy Passover recipes
The Passover Soup
Hearty Cabbage Soup ~ because there is more to Jewish soups than chicken
Diet Vegetable Soup~you'll want this at the ready all week and beyond
The Passover Entree
Chicken with 40 Cloves of Garlic~this favorite chicken recipe is naturally kosher for Passover
Chicken with Figs and Honey Orange Sauce ~the perfect chicken recipe for a Yom Tov meal
Simple Roasted Lemon Chicken~elegant as it is such an easy Passover recipe for chicken
Herbed Breast of Turkey ~I always return to this easy Passover recipe for turkey breast, moist and delicious
The Passover Brisket~what's a Yom Tov without brisket?
Lemon Rosemary Roast~fit for a king
Steak Burgers in Mushroom and Red Wine sauce ~a hamburger special enough for a chol hamoed feast
Lauren's Meatballs~kid friendly crowd pleaser
Passover Cholent~for the holiday of freedom, it's the cholent of freedom, bean and barley freedom that is
Master Recipe for Oven Roasted Vegetables ~roasting vegetables intensifies their flavor, I keep loads on hand throughout the week to top a salad and provide a simple side dish
Steamed Broccoli with Lemon and Walnuts ~another simple and elegant side dish, great for chol hamoed
Carrots Marsala ~super seder side dish
Quinoa and Carrots ~quinoa for passover is a nice change from potatoes, use our Passover Soy Sauce Substitue to make this delish
Caramelized Carrots ~tastes like carrot candy!
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"What's in the bag?" asked Jean-Paul Gaultier, pointing to the overstuffed satchel I had been trying to conceal. Several years ago, in Paris to interview the designer, I had arrived at his studio straight from a shopping spree on the Rue de Rivoli and was vaguely ashamed of my purchases, which included Arc de Triomphe snow globes, Notre Dame hankies, and miniature metal kiosks. As our talk wound down, Gaultier demanded to see what I'd bought. Reluctantly, I pulled a furry, smiling, plush pink stuffed Eiffel Tower from one bag; Gaultier seemed to light up with pleasure.
His approval made me feel a thousand times better, though in hindsight I might have guessed that the pierced, platinum-tressed, pixieish designer would be a sucker for souvenirs. After all, isn't his trademark shirt a retro blue-and-white-striped sailor number?Isn't he the one designer who has managed to infuse French fashion clichés—the shoulder-buttoned sweater; the Jean Genet-inspired pea coat—with more than a soupçon of Gallic glamour?
I'm no stranger to the lure of a Queen Mum mug or a Colosseum key chain, but it is in Paris that my desire for campy keepsakes reaches its zenith. I'm not sure why these slight items appeal to me so much, but I suspect that their homey nature, so useless and unintimidating, has a comforting effect in a town whose hauteur and beauty, not to mention its fashion sense, have frankly overwhelmed me at times.
On my first trip to Paris, decades earlier, I took one look at myself in the armoire mirror at my no-star hotel, assessing with newfound horror my denim skirt and black leotard top (they'd looked fine back home...), and hightailed it to Galeries Lafayette, where I bought an ecru, square-necked Cacharel shift that I subsequently wore every day of my trip. That dress became my first, and arguably best, Paris souvenir—it made me feel that I was able to meet the town at least halfway.
These days, though I have permanently graduated from denim-and-bodysuit ensembles, I continue the tradition of hunting for ur-Parisian souvenirs, high and low: the vintage Chanel couture suits at Didier Ludot at the Palais Royal; the silk knot cuff links from Charvet at the Place Vendôme; the antique enamel kitchen canisters unearthed at the Clignancourt flea market; the channel-set emerald brooches by JAR; the chevron-printed monogrammed handbags at Goyard on Rue St.-Honoré.
Unfortunately, much of this upscale merchandise, delightful as it is, can be bought closer to home these days—the august Goyard has a boutique in Barneys; Charvet has set up shop at Bergdorf's. Which may be why, though I spend most of my time in high-end ateliers, I still hold a special place for Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe mouse pads and Matisse oven mitts. When I'm in the City of Light, I want something that shrieks Paris!—or, more precisely, the cheerfully tacky, wholly fictional Paris of my dreams. My imaginary Paris is a city where American artist Gene Kelly woos perfume girl Leslie Caron; where a working girl-in-training named Gigi (also Leslie Caron) wins the heart of a millionaire; where Jean Seberg, in a striped sailor shirt just like Gaultier's, hawks the New York Herald-Tribune under the directorial eye of Jean-Luc Godard.
I usually stay at the elegantly faded Jolly Hôtel Lotti or the Belle Époque Hôtel Regina, old-world establishments in striking distance of both the Rue de Rivoli and the Rue du Faubourg-St.-Honoré, since my perfect Paris shopping day combines the two neighborhoods—and distinct neighborhoods they are, even if they're only a block apart.
I might dart from Goyard to Galliano in the morning, have a quick lunch at the fanciful Ladurée tea salon on Rue Royale, and then hit the Rivoli arcades, pausing to admire the mosaic medallions set in the sidewalk, which commemorate retailers that formerly resided on the street. (One particularly lovely creation memorializes Sulka, a now-vanished men's boutique that until the late eighties was not unlike Charvet.) The souvenir shops, which stretch practically from the Place de la Concorde to La Samaritaine—with only the austere stone Temple de l'Oratoire du Louvre interjecting a serious note into the frivolity—seduce me in the way Le Grand Vefour would tempt a gourmand.
Though many of the stores seem to have no name—and are anything but happy to see a reporter, however enthusiastic, taking notes—not all are so shady. At the highly unshifty Galerie Architecture Miniature Gault the specialty is metal miniatures: Hector Guimard's Art Nouveau subway entrances, now a little over an inch tall; entire Parisian streetscapes, meticulously rendered yet small enough to hide in the palm of one's hand; a girl holding a balloon, which is even smaller. The latter seems a bit too precious until you look across the street and see real little girls in the Tuileries holding the same balloons.
At La Vie en Rose, the Limoges porcelain boxes are destined, it would seem, for dressing tables the world over. Why else would a diminutive flowered shopping bag be inscribed SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP in English?Another bag, which depicts the Manhattan skyline complete with the Twin Towers, reads J'AIME NEW YORK. I settle on a porcelain easel bearing a reproduction of one of Toulouse-Lautrec's Jane Avril posters, seduced by the notion that 100-odd years ago, Avril, a dancer known for her grace and fragility, may have rushed down this very street on her way to the Moulin Rouge.
I'm happy with Jane, but I'm now on the lookout for an easel with a miniature poster by Théophile Steinlen, whose work is often represented on the Rue de Rivoli. Steinlen's famous posters—the best-known, Lait Pur Stérilisé, features a little girl with a bob in a puff-sleeved red dress alongside a kitten lapping milk—have been reproduced on everything from postcards to aprons. As a college student I had a print of Steinlen's Clinique Chéron over my bed (another girl, more cats plus dogs), and I liked him even better when I later found out that he was a committed socialist who, when he wasn't drawing ads, illustrated downtrodden workers for left-wing publications.


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Handmade-looking graphics add a personal touch to a project and inspire a sense of nostalgia. Wendy Ding examines how this can be done for a web banner in Illustrator and Photoshop
With the boom of blogs and social networking sites, the web is getting more and more personal. New websites are sprouting every day, and while it is handy to simply pick a template from the plethora of pre-existing ones, the aesthetics can easily become generic as the site loses its own personality. Too much repetition can lead to an overhaul of similar-looking websites and a diminished sense of individuality, thus adding to the "I swear I've already seen a site just like this!" factor.
Naturally, every company, business owner and individual is different from one another, and their websites may be used for different functions, such as an online store, a virtual kiosk for the company or a personal blog. Ideally, their websites should aim to project an accurate and engaging reflection without sacrificing too much individuality. This tutorial will demonstrate how to add a dash of personality that simultaneously highlights the function of the website.
01 Target audience
We've created a banner for a cute and girly dessert shop for young and fun-loving females like myself. In order to maximise appeal, we picked visuals that will attract them (and myself in fact): heart shapes, pastel colours, fashionable patterns in a bright and cheery tone. The right look is essential in drawing in the right crowd.
02 Choosing visual elements
A great exercise in choosing the right elements is to look at the selected images and see if it implies the correct idea. We chose four elements that best embodied the notion of dessert: icing, picnic tablecloth, hearts and cupcakes, because I couldn't help but feel my mouth water every time I thought of them!
03 Colour palette
Make sure that you use colour wisely, as it sets the overall mood of a website. While it is subjective to individual taste, some rules will always apply: black is bold and serious, white is light and airy, blue is cool and tranquil, and so on. We'll go for a pink and red palette to emphasise femininity, playfulness and fun.
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Here we've chosen a fancy handwritten font to accentuate its delicateness. I also wanted it to emulate smooth chocolate and wrote it on a curved line. Create a curved line with the Pen tool, select the Type tool and click on the line to type. To change the placement, hover over it with the Direct Select tool and then drag.


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I was wondering if Disney will move the two Rock'n Rollercoaster version's to the other spot? What I mean is that they move the Orlando version to Paris and Paris version moves to Orlando! That will be COOL!!!
And I heard about that 5th park. What are they going to name it? No name... Well try Disney's Adventure Land!
Plus about Beastly Land at Animal Kingdom, what is the coaster going to be in the Dark Castle ride? Plus the show, Is it for little kids or teens and so on?
I'm sorry if this is to mush but I'm into behind the magic things.
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How can we measure the emotional states of animals?
21 May 2008
Rats housed in standard conditions show a stronger response to the loss of an expected food reward than those housed in enriched conditions, perhaps indicating a more negative emotional state, according to new research by BBSRC-funded scientists at Bristol University Veterinary School, published in this week's issue of Royal Society Biology Letters.
The researchers have developed a new approach to the measurement of animal emotional states based on findings from human psychology that emotions affect information processing. In general, people are more sensitive to reward losses than gains, but depressed people are particularly sensitive to losses. The researchers wanted to know whether animals' sensitivity to reward loss might also be related to their emotional state.
Many studies have demonstrated beneficial welfare effects of enriched compared to barren housing, and the researchers found that rats housed in standard conditions, previously shown to experience poorer welfare than those housed in enriched conditions, were indeed more sensitive to the unanticipated loss of a food reward. Oliver Burman, Richard Parker, Liz Paul and Mike Mendl from the Centre for Behavioural Biology at Bristol University consider the research indicates that sensitivity to reward reduction may be a valuable new indicator of animal emotion and welfare.
"The study of animal emotion is an important emerging field in subjects ranging from neuroscience to animal welfare research. Whilst we cannot know for sure what other animals feel, our approach may provide improved methods for indirectly measuring animal emotion and welfare," said Professor Mendl.
Dr Burman further explained, "Parallel studies using this approach in humans and animals may also reveal cross-species commonalities in the influence of affect on reward evaluation. Our next step is to see whether other reward evaluation processes involving contrasts between expected and actual rewards also reflect background emotional state."
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Sensitivity to reward loss as an indicator of animal emotion and welfare, Oliver H. P. Burman, Richard M. A. Parker, Elizabeth S. Paul and Mike Mendl, Biology Letters, Wednesday 21 May 2008.
Mike Mendl's research group in the Centre for Behavioural Biology, Department of Clinical Veterinary Science, Bristol University, uses scientific methods to measure and improve the welfare of laboratory and farm animals.
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I have a decision to make shortly...do I leave Arizona for Colorado? I love the hospital I work for here, but that's the only thing keeping me in Arizona any longer. I've found a job in Colorado,... Read More
1Mar 15, '11 by fromtheseaRNQuote from dhammo01i don't know what to do either. part of me wants to flee, and the other part wants to stay and fight to make this state better again. i'm stuck here though because my kids' dad lives here and i won't separate them. unfortunately it's at the risk of giving them a terrible public education and a huge lack of services for one of my kids who has learning differences.I have a decision to make shortly...do I leave Arizona for Colorado? I love the hospital I work for here, but that's the only thing keeping me in Arizona any longer. I've found a job in Colorado, so I guess it's time to say goodbye and part my ways with Arizona. Arizona used to be a great state to live in, and now it has deteriorated so much.
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0Mar 16, '11 by klone, BSN, RNI made the decision to move from AZ to CO last spring, and haven't regretted it!
Especially if you have a job offer, I'd say go for it!
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0Mar 16, '11 by MassagetoRNSerenity,
Is that if AHCCCS is cut completely or the scheduled cuts in Sept? I would assume that would be for all of healthcare is AHCCCS goes away completely. Although I am sure that the 120,000 that are losing services in Sept will affect healthcare jobs in AZ! -
1Mar 17, '11 by KabinSounds like the AZ budget is still up in the air. The senate republicans just passed stiffer AHCCCS cuts than Brewer wanted. But now Brewer wants to cut reimbursement rates. Looks bleak here with the new hospital bed tax, newly proposed reduced reimbursement rates, and more uninsured. Healthcare providers will be forced to leave the state even if they're lucky enough to have employment. Many other healthcare workers will lose employment. Gawd only knows what will happen to AZ hospitals.
The only good thing would be a sound AZ budget and a chance for quicker economic turnaround with new business attraction, jobs, and improved home values. In the mean time AZ healthcare and education will suffer.
I really like CO but checking state by state 2011 rankings of budget deficits shows Colorado being slightly worse off than AZ. CO's projected deficit is 13.8% of it's 2011 spending versus AZ's 11.8%. Some states I'd love to move to could go bankrupt.
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2Mar 17, '11 by serenity1The letter we received was in regard to removing the 250,000 from AHCCCS that was being proposed. They state it will cause a $100 million deficit just in our hospital system. I don't understand how they can cut coverage and then tell the hospitals they have to treat everyone regardless of ability to pay? I don't know how the hospitals will be able to stay in business here. I just bought a house, the thought of trying to sell it to move somewhere else is scary.Hoozdo and MassagetoRN like this.