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Debt Ceiling: The president now refuses to take responsibility for $5 trillion in deficits racked up in his first four years. That's a stretch even for him. How dumb does he think we are?
We have to hand it to Barack Obama: He understands the power of repetition. People will believe all kinds of things if their president says it over and over.
Such is his strategy for the coming fight with Republicans over raising the debt ceiling.
Obama wants the public to believe huge deficits of recent years are all the work of Congress, and that Congress now must take responsibility for the mess it made.
On Saturday, for instance, the White House declared that "there are only two options to deal with the debt limit: Congress can pay its bills or it can fail to act and put the nation into default."
Obama returned to the theme at his Monday press conference: "Raising the debt ceiling does not authorize more spending, it simply allows the country to pay for spending that Congress has already committed to."
In other words, I didn't load $5 trillion in future taxes on our children and grandchildren. Congress did it.
It's important to note that when Obama says "Congress," he's talking about Republicans — specifically the Republicans who have controlled the House of Representatives for the past two years. The GOP has not held the Senate during any part of Obama's time in office.
And it did not hold the House in Obama's key first two years, when spending exploded with his blessing. In other words, most of the responsibility in Congress for the Obama deficits sits with members of his own party.
But you never hear this from Obama and his media allies. The problem is with Speaker John Boehner and, to his right, those Tea Party wackos who want the federal government to stop sending out Social Security checks.
Republicans, for their part, haven't made their case, even with facts clearly on their side. But we have not given up hope that Americans, summoning up their reserves of common sense, will see through this Obama whopper even if they have let others pass.
Here are some facts for them to chew on:
It takes two to tango. Congress cannot spend a single greenback unless the president signs a bill to do so. Thus, Obama OK'd every cent of the $5.095 trillion in deficit spending (per White House and Congressional Budget Office) from 2009 through 2012.
Congress had its real spending binge in 2009, when Democrats were in charge of both houses and Obama asked for — and got — a massive stimulus bill. Total outlays soared from $2.98 trillion in 2008 to $3.53 trillion in 2009 and $3.46 trillion in 2010 (these are fiscal years ending Sept. 30). Spending in 2011 peaked at $3.60 trillion, but pulled back to an estimated $3.54 trillion in 2012.
Presidents are required to submit budgets. Obama's budgets called for the deficit spending he now claims wasn't his fault.
A final thought: If Obama were just now taking office and if John McCain, say, had been president for the past four years, whose name would be on the debt problem? Hint: It wouldn't be the new guy.
With another Super Bowl comes another venerable tradition — the contest to produce the best ads. It's the biggest event of the advertising year — a 30-second Super Bowl XLIX ad will cost about $4.5 million — and represents one of the most significant opportunities for businesses ...
President Obama's proposed changes to inheritance and capital gains taxes could raise the estate tax rate in the U.S. to the highest in the industrialized world. The plan, announced during the State of the Union address, would eliminate what is called "step-up basis at death" on capital gains ...
Stimulus: Obama says jobs from the Keystone project aren't permanent and it's just one pipeline that will move foreign oil to foreign markets. But fixing the bridge he once used as a prop didn't create permanent jobs either.'Let's set our sights above a single pipeline," the leader of the party of ...
Growth: President Obama has taken to touting his "middle class economics" as a big success. That's difficult to believe, given the latest GDP numbers, and impossible when you look at his complete record. On Friday, the Bureau of Economic Research reported that the last quarter of the year produced ...
Diplomacy: For years, the left (including President Obama in his many apologies) has browbeaten the U.S. for its role in ousting unfriendly yet democratic governments. Now we see Obama doing it to our ally Israel.We saw it just this week when the leftist lunatics of Code Pink tried to disrupt a ...


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Comment on "Estimation of shape parameter for generalized Gaussian distribution in subband decompositions of video" [with reply]
In the original paper by Sharifi and Leon-Garcia (see ibid., vol.5, p. 52-56, Feb. 1995) the authors propose a method to estimate the shape parameter for a generalized Gaussian probability density function to be fitted to the subbands of a video signal. Their method, which uses certain moments of the subband histogram, has in fact already been presented some years ago by Mallat (1989). The authors reply that they thank Murching and Woods for bringing to their attention a previously published work, which has developed the method reported in their paper. They regret that their search of the previous related literature did not reveal the paper by Mallat. They note, however, that the effectiveness of the method in comparison to statistical goodness-of-fit tests, was shown in their work and not in Mallat's. View full abstract»
Image segmentation using fractal coding
Page(s): 567 - 570Applying fractal coding to image segmentation was attempted as its new application. The encoding method is the same as the conventional fractal coding method, and the fractal-code is used for image segmentation. An image can be segmented by calculating basins on a dynamical system parametrized by the fractal-code. It is shown that the new method has the ability to segment regions that have fine pixel-patterns as masses View full abstract»
Asymptotic limits of video signal processing architectures
Page(s): 545 - 561This paper analyzes the effects of technology scaling on video signal processing (VSP) architectures. We evaluate the processor, the memory, and the interconnect delays in terms of sophisticated delay models (that take into account deep-sub-micron device characteristics) and study how the response times of these logic components are affected when the feature sizes scale down. Equations for gate and interconnect delays, as functions of process scaling, are derived and the impact of these results examined in the context of heavily pipelined architectures, architectures featuring crossbar interconnection networks, and architectures whose performance is dominated by memory bandwidth. Architectural parameters such as clock skew, clock frequency, memory interleaving, memory efficiency, and average waiting times are analyzed in the light of the scaling behavior of the gate and the interconnect delays. In the context of scaling of interconnection lines and memory modules, we also highlight how the transmission-line characteristics of long lines are affected by technology scaling and how the delay associated with the memory subsystem-both the memory interleaving and the memory interconnect network-can be a potential bottleneck for the system's speed of operation. It is likely that sophisticated compilation and scheduling techniques must be employed along with architectural optimizations to achieve maximum system performance and ensure that the final hardware-software configuration does not overload the processor-memory communication View full abstract»
A perceptually tuned subband image coder based on the measure of just-noticeable-distortion profile
Page(s): 467 - 476To represent an image of high perceptual quality with the lowest possible bit rate, an effective image compression algorithm should not only remove the redundancy due to statistical correlation but also the perceptually insignificant components from image signals. In this paper, a perceptually tuned subband image coding scheme is presented, where a just-noticeable distortion (JND) or minimally noticeable distortion (MND) profile is employed to quantify the perceptual redundancy. The JND profile provides each signal being coded with a visibility threshold of distortion, below which reconstruction errors are rendered imperceptible. Based on a perceptual model that incorporates the threshold sensitivities due to background luminance and texture masking effect, the JND profile is estimated from analyzing local properties of image signals. According to the sensitivity of human visual perception to spatial frequencies, the full-band JND/MND profile is decomposed into component JND/MND profiles of different frequency subbands. With these component profiles, perceptually insignificant signals in each subband can be screened out, and significant signals can be properly encoded to meet the visibility threshold. A new quantitative fidelity measure, termed as peak signal-to-perceptible-noise ratio (PSPNR), is proposed to assess the quality of the compressed image by taking the perceptible part of the distortion into account. Simulation results show that near-transparent image coding can be achieved at less than 0.4 b/pixel. As compared to the ISO-JPEG standard, the proposed algorithm can remove more perceptual redundancy from the original image, and the visual quality of the reconstructed image is much more acceptable at low bit rates View full abstract»
Improved Huffman code tables for JPEG's encoder
Page(s): 562 - 564The article presents new tables for Huffman encoding of still images. Experimental results indicate that tables lead to an improvement of the order of 3.35% in the size of images compressed at 75% quality level and 5.3% compressed at the 50% quality level on the average View full abstract»
Very low bit rate video coding using arbitrarily shaped region-based motion compensation
Page(s): 500 - 507This paper presents a novel region-based video coding algorithm for very low bit-rate transmission. A huge amount of region shape information in a conventional region-based coding does not need to be transmitted in the new approach, because it can be synchronously obtained from a reconstructed picture in both the encoder and decoder by image segmentation. Segmented region updating, which can obtain appropriate regions for motion compensated prediction, and a new bit assignment algorithm in prediction error coding are also developed. Computer simulations are carried out to evaluate the coding efficiency at 9.6 kb/s. The result indicates that the objective and subjective qualities for decoded pictures are improved compared to those for the conventional block-based method. This algorithm is significantly effective for mobile communication View full abstract»
Clock recovery and reconstruction of PAL pictures for MPEG coded streams transported over ATM networks
Page(s): 508 - 514The problem of clock recovery for an MPEG audio/video decoder, when the MPEG stream is transmitted over an ATM network and the decoded signal is to be converted to a PAL/NTSC format, is addressed. The presence of ATM cell delay variation represents a jitter source for the reconstruction of the main presentation reference signals associated with the coded streams. Since the PAL/NTSC synchronization signals are obtained from these signals, care must be taken to avoid visible artifacts in the displayed images, typically hue changes. It is shown that the clock recovery design, based on consumer quality video display requirements, is not more complex than ordinary PLLs used in transmission systems, while the buffer size requirements can be certainly contained within acceptable limits View full abstract»
Architectures for hierarchical and other block matching algorithms
Page(s): 477 - 489Hierarchical block matching is an efficient motion estimation technique which provides an adaptation of the block size and the search area to the properties of the image. In this paper, we propose two novel special-purpose architectures to implement hierarchical block matching for real-time applications. The first architecture is memory-efficient, but requires a large external memory bandwidth and a large number of processors. The second architecture requires significantly fewer processors, but additional on-chip memory. We describe in details the processor architecture, the memory organization and the scheduling for both these architectures. We also show how the second architecture can be modified to handle full-search and 3-step hierarchical search block matching algorithms, with significant reduction in the hardware complexity as compared to existing architectures View full abstract»
Video communications using rapidly reconfigurable hardware
Page(s): 565 - 567Video coding has been implemented by using rapid reconfiguration to time share hardware for several sequential stages. This allows the chip area to be reduced by a factor proportional to the number of coding stages at the expense of some reconfiguration overhead and the added memory and control needed to implement reconfiguration. The results of this work suggest that run-time reconfiguration is a powerful technique with potential for a wide range of video applications in which temporal algorithm partitioning and rapid adaptivity are feasible and desired View full abstract»
Fast and low roundoff implementation of quadrature mirror filters for subband coding
Page(s): 524 - 532We propose a fast and low roundoff-noise implementation of alias-free quadrature mirror filters (QMFs) for tree-structured subband coding. When N-tap FIR QMFs are directly utilized, they require 2N multiplications and 2(N-1) additions to obtain a pair of high-band and low-band decimated outputs. Using recursive formulas and the polyphase concept, a QMF implementation is proposed that, for both analysis and synthesis stages, needs only (N/2+2) multiplications and (3N/2+8) additions to compute the same outputs. Furthermore, the proposed algorithm can reduce roundoff error when finite-wordlength processors are used to implement the encoder and decoder. Simulation examples for image coding are also given to demonstrate the differences between the proposed and previously-known algorithms View full abstract»
Improved image decompression for reduced transform coding artifacts
Page(s): 490 - 499The perceived quality of images reconstructed from low bit rate compression is severely degraded by the appearance of transform coding artifacts. This paper proposes a method for producing higher quality reconstructed images based on a stochastic model for the image data. Quantization (scalar or vector) partitions the transform coefficient space and maps all points in a partition cell to a representative reconstruction point, usually taken as the centroid of the cell. The proposed image estimation technique selects the reconstruction point within the quantization partition cell which results in a reconstructed image that best fits a non-Gaussian Markov random field (MRF) image model. This approach results in a convex constrained optimization problem that can be solved iteratively. At each iteration, the gradient projection method is used to update the estimate based on the image model. In the transform domain, the resulting coefficient reconstruction points are projected to the particular quantization partition cells defined by the compressed image. Experimental results will be shown for images compressed using scalar quantization of block DCT and using vector quantization of subband wavelet transform. The proposed image decompression provides a reconstructed image with reduced visibility of transform coding artifacts and superior perceived quality View full abstract»
Image subband coding using arithmetic coded trellis coded quantization
Page(s): 515 - 523A method is presented for encoding memoryless sources using trellis coded quantization (TCQ) with uniform thresholds. The trellis symbols are entropy-coded using arithmetic coding. The performance of the arithmetic coded uniform threshold TCQ, for encoding the family of generalized Gaussian densities, is compared with uniform threshold quantization (UTQ) and the Shannon lower bound (SLB). At high rates, the method performs within 0.5 dB of the rate-distortion bound for the family of generalized Gaussian densities. A simple modification of the uniform codebook is shown to result in improved performance at low bit rates. The arithmetic and trellis coding method is used for encoding image subbands. Coding results for monochrome images are presented and compared with other results in the literature. Working C code that implements arithmetic coded uniform threshold TCQ can be obtained using anonymous ftp View full abstract»
Rapid scene analysis on compressed video
Page(s): 533 - 544Several rapid scene analysis algorithms for detecting scene changes and flashlight scenes directly on compressed video are proposed. These algorithms operate on the DC sequence which can be readily extracted from video compressed using Motion JPEG or MPEG without full-frame decompression. The DC images occupy only a small fraction of the original data size while retaining most of the essential "global" information. Operating on these images offers a significant computation saving. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithms are fast and effective in detecting abrupt scene changes, gradual transitions including fade-ins and fade-outs, flashlight scenes and in deriving intrashot variations View full abstract»
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The emphasis is focused on, but not limited to: 1. Video A/D and D/ A 2. Video Compression Techniques and Signal Processing 3. Multi-Dimensional Filters and Transforms 4. High Speed Real-Tune Circuits 5. Multi-Processors Systems—Hardware and Software 6. VLSI Architecture and Implementation for Video Technology |
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AMD is not committing to its entry in the DDR3 memory market
Despite this news heavily circulating the web recently, it turns out that apparently AMD has no definitive plans to dabble long term in the DDR3 memory market. This comes as quite the surprise, though, given AMD even had a dedicated page on their own site indicating three new Radeon branded memory series in the lineup that looked to be aimed directly at the consumer market.
As it so turns out, the AMD Radeon branded modules spotted in random stores in Japan and even reports of some having been seen in Canada, were supposedly entered into the retail market in minimal quantity to ascertain whether or not it was a viable venture for AMD to distribute the series' through channel partners in the future.
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AMD extends Radeon branding into the DDR3 memory market
Big news from AMD today with word (and evidence) coming out that they are branching out their "Radeon" branding from VGA into the DDR3 memory market as well, not just to OEMs, but directly into consumers hands.
Website PC Watch was the first to get the scoop (including images) that AMD is in fact entering the DDR3 memory market with "Radeon memory". Even AMD's website now backs it up with a dedicated page on their website detailing "AMD Radeon Memory for Systems" - with three series under the lineup thus far in the Entertainment, ULTRA PRO Gaming and Enterprise series'.
It's not surprising that AMD is targetting the modules directly for use in their own platforms. The first batch of modules entering the series are 2GB in density a piece, with the Entertainent series module operating at 1333MHz w/ timings of 9-9-9, the ULTRA PRO Gaming running 1600MHz (11-11-11 timings) and the Enterprise series memory of which specific info is yet to be disclosed.
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Corsair boosts overclocking potential with Dominator GT 1.5v 2133MHz 8GB kit
Corsair has injected its impressive Dominator GT series of DDR3 modules with a shiny new 8GB DDR3-2133MHz dual channel kit today, capable of running at said speed using just 1.5v - this is with stock timings of CL 9-11-9.
Given the super low voltage, this makes the kit very attractive for overclockers with plenty of headroom. The kit uses Corsair's iconic DHX+ heatsinks and will come bundled with the AirFlow 2 GTL Cooling Fan to help really push the memory north without the issue of heat buildup limiting your overclock.
The kit, codenamed CMT8GX3M2A2133C9 is backed by Corsair's lifetime warranty and can be purchased directly off their site very soon at $499 USD.
DDR4 to make a 2014 debut, takes DDR3 over by 2015
iSuppli have come out and said that DDR3 modules will remain the dominant DRAM tech throughout 2011 and flowing right into 2012, 2013 and even into 2014 before DDR 4 arrives in its next-generation glory. DDR3 RAM currently represents 85 to 90-percent of today's DRAM market and that will swell to 94-percent by 2013. But in 2014, iSuppli is predicting that DDR4 will emerge out of the flames of the DRAM market with a 12-percent share, within a year they expect this number to expand to 56-percent leading DDR3 with just 42-percent of the market.
As you can see from the above chart, DDR3 really is the current champion and with 4GB DIMMs available so cheaply these days, it'll be a very hard switch to DDR4 for most people. Keepign in mind that DDR3 launched in 2007, that makes it a seven year life span for DDR3 until it gets some proper competition. Also keep in mind that whilst DDR3 launched in 2007, it was just too expensive for most users to change over to, but we know this has changed considerably over the years. DDR4 will most likely debut at huge prices and eventually fall just like all tech.
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Computex Taipei 2011 - I mean absolutely no offence to Apacer here, but when I think of performance memory, they're not a company that comes to mind. Well don't they just want to tell me how wrong I am with some unreal looking kits.
Part of the Giant II series the new 4GB 2133MHz DDR kit offers fantastic speed with a 7-9-9-24-2T @ 1.65v setup. If that's not enough speed for you, or enough memory then the new ARES kit could be what you're after.
Offering 16GB of DDR3 at 2200MHz DDR with a 9-11-9-27-2T @ 1.65v setup this is just a massive amount of RAM at a massive speed. If that wasn't enough for you, though, Apacer had the kit overclocked to 2233MHz DDR at their booth on the ASUS P8Z68-V Pro board.
There's no denying that Apacer are ready to rock and roll in the high performance world with this new memory and we should hopefully be offering you a closer look at both kits in the near future.
AMD lights Flare - G.Skill rescue with some 990FX RAM
COMPUTEX Taipei 2011: Down on the Computex floor G.Skill are strutting their stuff showing us what the new 990FX chipset from AMD is capable of. In an ASUS Sabertooth 990FX board G.Skill has got a staggering 16GB of DDR3 running at 2133MHz DDR.
The timings come in at 9-11-9-28 at 1.65v and as you can see from a pic of the system this is achieved with four modules making all the banks full.
This is actually a really nice achievement, most the time we see AMD users miss out on high end RAM but like previously G.Skill have come to the rescue again with its Flare Series.
For exactly what's going on you can see a picture of the CPU-Z information. If you're eyes are shot like mine, though, and you can't zoom in let me tell you they're using an Phenom II X6 1100T at the 3336MHz. They've lowered the multiplier to 12.5x and pushed the FSB to 266.9 MHz. Combined with a 1:4 divider on the Sabertooth 990FX they've been able to achieve 1067.6MHz or 2135MHz DDR.
It's great to see G.Skill giving some love to the AMD platform and no doubt this will be a monster kit when we get our hands on Bulldozer. For up to the second updates on stuff make sure you check out our TweakTown Facebook page as we feed information too it during the show.
Crucial go ballistic with Ballistix series
COMPUTEX Taipei 2011: Earlier in the year we saw Crucial expand the popular Ballistix line by adding the new Sport series. The heatsink design was new and interesting and complemented the series well but today Crucial kick it up a notch by expanding the series again.
Outside of the Sport series you can see they've added the Tactical and Elite series into the mix. We don't have heaps of information on the series at the moment but it's fairly obvious that the Elite will no doubt carry the most aggressive speeds while the Tactical offers speeds slightly below that with more relaxed timings.
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Entry-level refers to salary, not experience.
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Benefits that people working 2 or 3 part-time jobs don't get.
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The man on the radio told me that unions are worse than Hitler.
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Sometimes reliability is more important then having a pretty UI.
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Being correct is less important than being enticing.
Re:people still buy microsoft's software? (464 comments)
Until you need to send a document to someone important, and you have to be sure it won't look "funny" when they open it up with Word.
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Having the physical media in your possession doesn't change anything. It's only for your convenience.
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"No right to resell and no right to continue using it after hardware problems or major upgrades, etc. means that buying a copy represents a significant risk to the consumer."
So? What other option do you have than to take that risk?
Re:Racism is a cause, (474 comments)
Statistics can be a basis for prejudice. If you judge every person of a particular group based on statistics that apply to the group as a whole, that's prejudice.
"You're black; here's an ad for a bail bondsman because you'll probably need one" is an example of that.
You're right that statistics in themselves are not racist. The misapplication of statistics can be racist.
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Of course they'll still buy iPhones, as long as Apple manages to keep the hipster marketing going.
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Objective-C literally looks like vomit.
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Those are the people who use their PC for work instead of as a hobby to tinker with endlessly.
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Re:And you choose the NFL as your example? (257 comments)
Will your average cell phone give the ref minutes and seconds without any extra effort?
Re:What about non-price factors skewing the lists? (135 comments)
Honestly, nobody cares.
Re:Is google's image format ICC capable? (249 comments)
"when you send them to others for viewing you absolutely need to convert to plain ol' RGB."
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1.songbirds having a chattering call
2.birds having a chattering call
3.(abstract)an informal conversation
1.(colloquial)speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
2.(colloquial)talk socially without exchanging too much information"the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze"
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ChatChat (chăt), v. i. [imp. & p. p. Chatted; p. pr. & vb. n. Chatting.] [From Chatter. √22.] To talk in a light and familiar manner; to converse without form or ceremony; to gossip. Shak.
To chat a while on their adventures. Dryden.
Syn. -- To talk; chatter; gossip; converse.
ChatChat, v. t. To talk of. [Obs.]
ChatChat, n.
1. Light, familiar talk; conversation; gossip.
Snuff, or fan, supply each pause of chat,
With singing, laughing, ogling, and all that. Pope.
2. (Zoöl.) A bird of the genus Icteria, allied to the warblers, in America. The best known species are the yellow-breasted chat (Icteria viridis), and the long-tailed chat (Icteria longicauda). In Europe the name is given to several birds of the family Saxicolidæ, as the stonechat, and whinchat.
Bush chat. (Zoöl.) See under Bush.
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Chat potatoes, small potatoes, such as are given to swine. [Local.]
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confab, schmoose, schmooze, chinwag (colloquial, abstract), confabulation (abstract), natter (abstract)
babble, blabber, blabber on, chatter, chitchat, confabulate, gab, gabble, jaw, natter, prattle, tattle
blab, blabber, blabber on, chaffer, chatter, chew the fat, chit-chat, clack, claver, confab, confabulate, gabble, gibber, gossip, jabber, maunder, natter, palaver, piffle, prate, prattle, shoot the breeze, talk, tattle, tittle-tattle, twaddle, visit, babble (colloquial), chitchat (colloquial), gab (informal), jaw (colloquial)
↗ babble
↘ chatterbox, chatty, chinwag, confab, confabulation, conversationalist, conversationist, gabby, garrulous, gossip, loose-lipped, loose-tongued, loquacious, motormouth, natter, prattler, schmoose, schmooze, schmoozer, talkative, talker, talky
Cri-du-Chat Syndrome • Cri-du-chat syndrome • New World chat • Old World chat • chat room • chat show • chat up • chit chat • chit-chat • have a chat afterwards • langue de chat • yellow-breasted chat
A Firesign Chat with Papoon • Amphoe Chat Trakan • Amphoe Hang Chat • Angola Cave-chat • Anteating Chat • Arabic chat alphabet • Archer's Robin-chat • Back Chat • Blue-shouldered Robin-chat • Booting (chat room slang) • Boulder Chat • Brown Rock Chat • Brown-backed Chat-tyrant • Brown-tailed Chat • Buff-streaked Chat • CHAT-FM • CHAT-TV • Cabana Chat • Canary Island Chat • Canary Islands Chat • Cap-Chat, Quebec • Cape Robin-Chat • Cat Chat • Chapman To Man Chat • Chat (bird) • Chat (disambiguation) • Chat (magazine) • Chat (mining) • Chat (online) • Chat Barrier X4 • Chat Chat • Chat Flycatcher • Chat Lines • Chat Moss • Chat Noir • Chat Room (film) • Chat Room (novel) • Chat Silayan • Chat Trakan • Chat Warin Waterfall • Chat acronyms • Chat and Business • Chat pile • Chat room • Chat rooms • Chat session • Chat speak • Chat, Kyrgyzstan • Chit Chat Von Loopin Stab • Chorister Robin-chat • Clive Anderson's Chat Room • Comparison of Internet Relay Chat daemons • Comparison of Internet Relay Chat services • Comparison of mobile Internet Relay Chat clients • Congo Moor-chat • Cri du chat • Cri-du-Chat syndrome • Cri-du-chat syndrome • Cri-du-chat-syndrome • Crimson Chat • Crowned Chat-tyrant • Cry du chat • D'Orbigny's Chat-tyrant • Dora Maar au Chat • Dreamscape (chat) • Eastern Chat-tanager • Familiar Chat • Fireside chat • Flat Chat • Flat Chat (TV series) • Fuerteventura Chat • Galaxy chat • Golden-browed Chat-tyrant • Gray-winged Robin-Chat • Grey-throated Chat • Grey-winged Robin-chat • Herero Chat • Indian Chat • Internet Relay Chat • Internet Relay Chat admin • Internet Relay Chat bot • Internet Relay Chat channel • Internet Relay Chat channel operator • Internet Relay Chat daemon • Internet Relay Chat flood • Internet Relay Chat operator • Internet Relay Chat script • Internet Relay Chat server • Internet Relay Chat services • Internet Relay Chat subculture • Internet Relay Chat takeover • Jelski's Chat-tyrant • Jitter chat • Just Folks . . . A Firesign Chat • Kalinowski's Chat-tyrant • Karoo Chat • Kevin Pollak's Chat Show • Kick (chat room jargon) • Killer Chat (Numb3rs) • Kinz Chat • La Chapelle-du-Mont-du-Chat • La Maison du chat-qui-pelote • Le Chat • Le Chat (disambiguation) • Le Chat (song) • Le Chat Bleu • Le Chat Noir • Le Chat Noir (band) • Le Chat et la souris • Le chat dans le sac • List of Internet Relay Chat bots • List of Internet Relay Chat commands • List of chat speak • Live Hot Puppet Chat • M. Chat • MSN Chat • Man-chat To • Maroon-chested Chat-tyrant • Microsoft Chat • Microsoft Comic Chat • Microsoft V-Chat • Mocking Cliff-chat • Moorland Chat • Mountain Chat • Mountain Robin-chat • Mountain chat • Mozilla IRC chat • NZ-CHAT • Naim (chat program) • Namtok Chat Trakan National Park • Northern Anteater-chat • Olive-flanked Robin-chat • Online chat • Orange Chat • Paint chat • Palm Chat • Picto Chat • Piura Chat-tyrant • PowWow (chat program) • Red-breasted Chat • Red-capped Robin-chat • Robin-chat • Rose-breasted Chat • Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche • Rueppell's Chat • Rueppell's Robin-chat • Rufous Bush Chat • Rufous Bush-Chat • Rufous bush chat • Rufous bush-chat • Rufous-breasted Chat-tyrant • Scatter Chat • Sickle-winged Chat • Slaty-backed Chat-tyrant • Snowy-crowned Robin-chat • Sombre Chat • Sooty Chat • Southern Anteater-chat • Stranger chat • Text chat • The Cafe (chat show) • Tractrac Chat • V-Chat • V-chat • Virtual Places Chat • Voice chat • Voodoo Chat • Web chat • Western Chat-tanager • White-bellied Robin-chat • White-browed Chat-tyrant • White-browed Robin-chat • White-crowned Robin-chat • White-fronted Black-chat • White-fronted Chat • White-headed Black-chat • White-headed Robin-chat • White-throated Robin-chat • White-winged Cliff-chat • Windows Chat • Worlds chat • Yellow Chat • Yellow-bellied Chat-tyrant • Yellow-breasted Chat • Yet Another Chat Protocol • Zinc (chat client)
action de parler beaucoup (fr)[Classe]
conversation (fr)[Classe]
converser (fr)[Classe]
discourse; talk; conversation[ClasseHyper.]
bavarder (parler beaucoup avec qqn) (fr)[Classe]
qui parle beaucoup (fr)[Classe]
(volubility; eloquence; fluency; smoothness)[Thème]
language, oral communication, speech, speech communication, spoken communication, spoken language, voice communication - discuss, hash out, talk over[Hyper.]
converse, discourse - conversationalist, conversationist, schmoozer, talker - colloquial, conversational, informal - chat, chinwag, confab, confabulation, natter, schmoose, schmooze - conference, group discussion - conference, consultation, deliberation - audience, consultation, interview - conference - conferee - causerie, chin wag, chin-wag, chin wagging, chin-wagging, chitchat, chit chat, chit-chat, gab, gabfest, gossip, small talk, tittle-tattle - cackle, chatter, yack, yak, yakety-yak - babbler, chatterbox, chatterer, magpie, prater, spouter - caller, visitant, visitor[Dérivé]
gossip, tale[QuiCAuse]
backbite, bitch, gossip about[Qui~]
communicative, communicatory, conversational[Similaire]
bavardage (fr)[Classe]
babble, chat[Nominalisation]
conversation, discourse, talk[Hyper.]
confab, confabulate, confer, consult - blabber, blabber on, chaffer, chat, chatter, chew the fat, chitchat, chit-chat, claver, gab, gossip, jabber, jaw, natter, prattle, shoot the breeze, talk, tattle, visit - chatty, gossipy, newsy, tittle-tattling[Dérivé]
chat (n.) [abstract]↕
gibier à plume (fr)[ClasseParExt.]
oscine, oscine bird - bird genus[Hyper.]
family Turdidae, Turdidae[membre]
genus Saxicola, Saxicola[membre]
chat (n.)↕
New World warbler, wood warbler[Hyper.]
genus Icteria, Icteria[membre]
chat (n.)↕
Editeurs (fr)[Domaine]
sous-domaines (fr)[Domaine]
Télécommunications (fr)[Domaine]
Informatique (fr)[Domaine]
commission générale de terminologie (fr)[Domaine]
Internet (fr)[Domaine]
chat (n.)↕
converser (fr)[Classe]
chat (v. intr.) [colloquial]↕
parler beaucoup (fr)[Classe]
converser (fr)[Classe]
récit, exposé invraisemblable ou exagéré (fr)[Classe]
propos, ce qu'on dit (paroles ou écrits) (fr)[Classe]
affaire sans importance (fr)[Classe]
chose insignifiante (fr)[ClasseParExt.]
parole sotte (fr)[Classe]
pleasantry; joke; gag; laugh; jest; jape; lark; crack[Classe]
action sotte ou maladroite (fr)[Classe]
communicate, intercommunicate - bunk, hokum, meaninglessness, nonsense, nonsensicality - gibber, gibberish - chat, chinwag, confab, confabulation, natter, schmoose, schmooze - cackle, chatter, yack, yak, yakety-yak - informant, source - communicator[Hyper.]
mouth - mouth, oral cavity, oral fissure, rima oris - backtalk, back talk, lip, mouth, rudeness, sass, sassing - utterance, vocalization - speaking, speech production - speech - talk, talking - talk - mouth, mouthpiece - speaker, talker, utterer, verbaliser, verbalizer - verbalisation, verbalization - speakable, utterable - piffle - blab, blabber, chat, chatter, clack, gabble, gibber, maunder, palaver, piffle, prate, prattle, tattle, tittle-tattle, twaddle - babble, jabber, mouth off, rabbit on, rant, rave, spout - blabber, blabber on, chaffer, chat, chatter, chew the fat, chitchat, chit-chat, claver, confab, confabulate, gab, gossip, jabber, jaw, natter, prattle, shoot the breeze, talk, tattle, visit - chatty, gossipy, newsy, tittle-tattling - chatterbox, chatty, gabby, garrulous, loose-lipped, loose-tongued, loquacious, talkative, talky - jaw, rattle on, yack, yack away, yap away - cackle - babble, blather, blether, blither, rave, smatter, talk rubbish - chatter - babble - confess, fink, squeal - inform - betray, blab, denounce, give an account of, give away, grass, grass on, inform against, make a report, pass on, rat, report, sell down the river, shit, shoot one's mouth off, shop, sneak on, snitch, snitch on, squeal, stag, tell on - babble, babble out, blab, blab out, let the cat out of the bag, peach, sing, spill the beans, talk, tattle - betray, sell[Dérivé]
verbalise, verbalize - argot, cant, gobbledegook, gobbledygook, jargon, lingo, patois, shoptalk, slang, technical jargon, vernacular[Domaine]
parler beaucoup (avec qqn) (fr)[Classe]
mouth, speak, talk, utter, verbalise, verbalize[Hyper.]
balderdash, fiddle-faddle, piffle, twaddle - empty talk, empty words, hot air, palaver, rhetoric - gabble, jabber, jabbering - baloney, bilge, bilgewater, boloney, bosh, bull, claptrap, cobblers, drool, foolishness, hogwash, humbug, rigmarole, taradiddle, tarradiddle, tommyrot, tosh, tripe - causerie, chin wag, chin-wag, chin wagging, chin-wagging, chitchat, chit chat, chit-chat, gab, gabfest, gossip, small talk, tittle-tattle - cackle, chatter, yack, yak, yakety-yak - blether, chin music, idle talk, prate, prattle - babbler, chatterbox, chatterer, magpie, prater, spouter - betrayer, blabber, informer, rat, squealer - prattler - twaddler[Dérivé]
chat (v. intr.) [colloquial]↕
parler beaucoup (avec qqn) (fr)[Classe]
converser (fr)[Classe]
bavardage (fr)[Classe]
tourist; tourer; holidaymaker; summer visitor; tripper; sight-seer[Classe]
(volubility; eloquence; fluency; smoothness)[Thème]
speak, talk - chat, chinwag, confab, confabulation, natter, schmoose, schmooze - talk, talking - speaker, talker, utterer, verbaliser, verbalizer - traveler, traveller[Hyper.]
conversation, discourse, talk - confab, confabulate, confer, consult - blabber, blabber on, chaffer, chat, chatter, chew the fat, chitchat, chit-chat, claver, confab, confabulate, gab, gossip, jabber, jaw, natter, prattle, shoot the breeze, talk, tattle, visit - chatty, gossipy, newsy, tittle-tattling - blab, blabber, chat, chatter, clack, gabble, gibber, maunder, palaver, piffle, prate, prattle, tattle, tittle-tattle, twaddle - chatterbox, chatty, gabby, garrulous, loose-lipped, loose-tongued, loquacious, talkative, talky - jaw, rattle on, yack, yack away, yap away - cackle - chatter - babble, blather, blether, blither, rave, smatter, talk rubbish - babble, jabber, mouth off, rabbit on, rant, rave, spout - babble - travel to, visit - inspect, visit - call, call in, call on, come on a visit, come to visit, drop by, drop in, look up, pay a visit, visit - see, visit - visit[Dérivé]
babble, chat[Nominalisation]
go to see, view, visit[PersonneQui~]
converse, discourse[Hyper.]
chat, chinwag, confab, confabulation, natter, schmoose, schmooze - causerie, chin wag, chin-wag, chin wagging, chin-wagging, chitchat, chit chat, chit-chat, gab, gabfest, gossip, small talk, tittle-tattle - cackle, chatter, yack, yak, yakety-yak - babbler, chatterbox, chatterer, magpie, prater, spouter - caller, visitant, visitor[Dérivé]
chat (v. intr.) [colloquial]↕
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Mark Dziekan Named Vice President of Sales and Marketing at High Resolution Systems
Dziekan, who has a 26-year record in the electronics industry, most recently was Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Black Diamond Video in Point Richmond, California and Vice President of Sales and Service at Toshiba Display Systems in Simi Valley, California.
"I'm delighted to welcome Mark on board," says High Resolution founder Mike Taylor. "One of the strategic priorities that I've focused on this year is company leadership. While I knew that we were fortunate to have great success with our three start-up companies, it was time to add to our team the skills of an executive who has had leading roles in major electronics companies to build and execute a plan to help us grow in the right way.
"Mark has had success in high-tech new business start-ups, general management, sales and marketing management, product development, field service engineering, customer satisfaction, manufacturing, and supplier management," he notes. "Plus he offers deep experience in understanding business development of control software, the rental and staging market and the commercial audio visual market – all of which have applications to the challenges of our companies. Mark also has the personality and team-building skills that will help guide our companies in the right direction."
Dziekan met Taylor as a customer when he was at Black Diamond Video in 2010. "I was impressed by their rapid success and their reputation in the industry for knowing how to not only sell hardware technology but also how to make things work," he says. "HRS Control, Lightware USA and High Resolution Engineering offer a strong foundation to build upon. Their long tradition of innovation, developing new markets and creating innovative software and hardware solutions is a great advantage that we can leverage for the future."
Dziekan sees his new post as a chance to use all of his past experience in general management, sales, marketing, product development and service. "I think the opportunity to work with the executive management team – Mike Taylor, Drew Taylor and Greg Byrnes – is what attracted me to the job. I'm looking forward to working closely with them in the expansion of these three great companies. I'm also eager to begin engagement with the entire team. I believe strongly in teamwork and fully expect that our efforts will be a productive collaboration."
When Dziekan served as Assistant Vice President of New Business Development at Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc. in Wayne, New Jersey from 1991-1998, he was charged with creating and launching vertical commercial video divisions to offset losses experienced in the consumer electronic division of the company. He led the creation of seven different business units the most successful of which was the videowall division whose customers were in the rental and staging markets. In recognition of his efforts Dziekan received the ISP President's Award for the "most innovative and profitable" business unit within Toshiba America's holding companies.
Also at Toshiba, he led the first collaborative meeting between Apple and Toshiba, which eventually propelled Toshiba into the DVD hardware and content production development arena.
At NEC Home Electronics (now NEC Display Solutions) in Itasca, Illinois, Dziekan led the product development and marketing of 32 products in less than five years. He was one of the first four employees hired by the company.
Dziekan holds an M.B.A. from Lake Forest Graduate School of Management in Lake Forest, Illinois plus a B.S. degree in Broadcast Electronics Technology and an A.A.S. in Electronic Equipment Service from Ferris State University, Big Rapids, Michigan.
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High Resolution Systems, a member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers is a company with a strong systems engineering and applications background. Its founders have decades of experience in the audio visual rental and staging industry, broadcast applications, A/V installations and system design. This combined experience allows them to provide the highest possible quality solutions to its customers in the most efficient manner. For more information, visit www.hrscontrol.com.
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At the beginning of the season, we joked that Jets coach Rex Ryan could go 8-8, win Coach of the Year and still get fired because he's not general manager John Idzik's "guy." And while New York has been eliminated from the playoffs, they could finish with that 8-8 record with wins over Cleveland and Miami.
It's been a remarkable few months, frankly, given that the Jets' offense lacks playmakers at wide receiver, tight end or running back, and starts a rookie quarterback who, predictably, is going through rookie grown pains.
(Geno Smith leads the AFC in interceptions, and he would've had a shot at the NFL lead if not for Eli Manning's effort to shatter the single-season record.)
But through it all, the Jets have remained competitive, including wins over the Patriots and Saints. But will that be enough to save Ryan's job? He thinks so.
"I know I'm a good football coach," Ryan said Monday. "I believe in this team, I believe in this organization. I'm determined to bring a winner to this team, there's no question about it. I know and I believe I'm the right guy for it. Again, I'm not the guy making that decision. If I was, it'd be easy."
Guard Willie Colon thinks getting Ryan would be a mistake.
"I don't want Rex to leave," he said, according to the New York Post's Manish Mehta, "If he doesn't come back, it would be a step back for us as a team."
Ryan has done an impressive coaching job this season, maybe one of his best. Unfortunately, it may have little bearing on his future in New York. Owner Woody Johnson stipulated last offseason that whomever was hired as the new general manager couldn't fire Ryan in 2013. And now, with two weeks left in the season, it's reasonable to assume that Idzik will want to rebuild the team with the players he drafted and the coaches he hired.
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My tanks Hey all!! I moved my Pencilfish to the 20 long (no pics yet)....added 2 panda and pygmy corys to my 12...6 harlequin rasboras to my 14....2 peppered corys and 5 danios to my 38....All tanks are pretty much stocked now. I got a pic of my 12 gallon. I will get pics of the other tanks once my batteries recharge lol. Enjoy!! Finally plugged in the light...these guys certainly arent shy of the light!! http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/u...s/DSCN2937.jpg couple of the pandas http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/u...s/DSCN2939.jpg a few pandas and a pygmy in the background http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/u...s/DSCN2940.jpg one of the young'uns http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/u...s/DSCN2941.jpg bunch on the log http://i662.photobucket.com/albums/u...s/DSCN2943.jpg |
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I'm voting for it.
It is a bad idea to have government force people to label GMO food. It is not a bad idea to label GMO food. If we had a free market in food, companies like Monsanto and ADM wouldn't exist, GMO food might have never even come about, and if it did we'd surely have labeling by now. Government is the cause of our current state of affairs. There is something perverse in the idea of lobbying for more government regulations to rectify the situation that was caused entirely by government regulations and market manipulations, but I get why people think it might be the least bad option. I just hope we don't forget the big picture. Government and regulations are the enemy. Ultimately they need to slain. Laws like Prop 37 might make things slightly better in the short term, but they do it in a way that empowers the very entity that we need to be fighting. We can't lose sight of that. The greatest "reform" to fix our current food problems would be to burn Sacramento and Washington DC to the ground.
I'm voting for it.
JWBooth, I agree with you in theory. I really do. However, we're not talking a level playing field. If you look at Monsanto's "in" at the FDA, USDA, etc., you'll see that this has to be done at a state level to get the attention of the Feds. The Feds have already greenlighted GMOs and the non-labelling of such.
When BGH was the issue, the companies that produced the stuff actually tried to prohiibit companies (like Ben & Jerry) from putting "no BGH" on their labels. Fortunately, not enough judges could be coerced, and now companies are allowed to advertise that their dairy products are free of this hormone.
I'm actually so paranoid of corn at this point that I literally wouldn't eat it ever again unless I grew it and the seed came from someone reputable in a country other than the U.S.
The best way, of course, for change is voting with one's wallet. Unfortunately, it would take a very long time to convince the American public to stop buying anything in a can, box, or bag, until truth in labelling was a reality. In the meantime, the will of the (uneducated about food additives/adulturation) majority shouldn't supercede the minority's right to know what they are spending their money on to feed themselves and their families.
I'm voting for it.
As far as other states, it will be cheaper for them to keep the labels. With the distribution system in place, it will be difficult not to. Their choices would be to A, create nation wide labels (which, lets be serious, for better or worse, as goes CA, goes the nation); B, spend a huge amount of money to make CA specific labels; C, stop selling their product in CA (and, lets face it, if one company does that, another will just fill the void).
Let's look at history. in 1987, New Jersey passed a law requiring all consumables have an expiration date, even water. Did they make NJ specific labels? Not an exact parallel, but you see my point.
As far as whether or not it's right or wrong..I'm a libertarian and feel that it is right. First of all, it is coming from a state government, from the people to be exact, not the federal government, so no problem there. As far as level playing fields, there are none right now. In order for the free market to work, it needs a level playing field. Usually, yes, this mainly means that the government stays out of picking winners and losers. However, it also means that there are times that the government does get involved. For example, if one company used hired goons to intimidate customers of a rival company, creating an uneven playing field, should the government get involved? A free market does not mean no government involvement, it means that the government ensures an open and even playing field. Right now, we don't have that.
In order for the free market to work, people have to know what their options are. Let's face it, the majority of people will always choose something that says "does not contain GMO" versus "does contain..." But no one knows. You can make a good guess, but you can't be certain. I mean, a bee research company comes out blaming GMOs for hive colony collapse...Monsanto buys the company and shuts down the research. How can you have an even playing field...let alone a free market...with that?
One more thing to consider and prepare for though. This will have unintended consequences. When people start demanding non-GMO, store managers will have to start supplying it, which means that farmers will have to start growing it. The problem is that their fields are saturated with herbicides. Herbicides that non-GMO crops wont be able to resist....while it won't cause millions dying in the streets, Africa-type famine, not by a longshot, we will have some shortages, and I will be surprised if we don't have a noticeable price hike in the grocery stores, at least temporarily. When that happens, expect the companies to come back and say "See, it was a bad idea, go ahead and get rid of that law." And it will be up to us to stand up and tell them to shove it up their asses...
Well, we currently have a law that says that companies CAN'T put "no GMOs" on the label. That's right, they can't say they don't have them! So yeah, a level playing field. I'd be okay if they decided to pass a law that said it's okay for companies to put "No GMOs" on the label. But since they have a law against it, we need the GMO labeling law.
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I have never thought of taking a photo of a bee from behind, it shows some unique features from a different perspective. Like the arching of the back, the wings almost look like shadows on the flower. The veins on the flower give a really nice overall effect. I'd be interested to know the type of bee it is. I would say it was a bumblebee.
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#4007446 prepping in duels
Posted Reedztv on 08 December 2013 - 03:29 AM
#3947463 mmr question
Posted Lirox on 25 September 2013 - 12:02 AM
#3942346 Apologies to Kpul, Exumbra from Rank 1Duelist Bigmoran
Posted Bigmoran on 17 September 2013 - 09:26 PM
Bigmoran 4.20
#3942354 Apologies to Kpul, Exumbra from Rank 1Duelist Bigmoran
Posted hirtqt on 17 September 2013 - 09:30 PM
#3939195 Jahmilli carries rogue to R1
Posted Structural on 13 September 2013 - 10:44 PM
#3936670 Jahmilli carries rogue to R1
Posted Marshmellow on 10 September 2013 - 07:25 AM
#3932818 Rank 1 Season 14
Posted KPul on 29 August 2013 - 06:51 PM
AcerMVP, on 29 August 2013 - 04:19 PM, said:
I don't know why people respond to you. China's Arena ladder/ Russia's Arena ladder/US, EU RBG ladders all completely contradict what you just said. They don't plan on fighting each other in greens, they plan to specifically queue into each other and if they don't get each other they don't join. They don't care about how obvious it is, they just buy a new account if it gets banned, they bot it to level 90, wintrade it to really high mmr and sell rating to idiots who think mutilate is a viable spec, rinse and repeat. I understood what your last sentence meant but you are too stupid to realize that these guys in full greens dgaf about actually playing the game. They will just win trade each other at the early hours of the morning, get to a ridiculously high mmr and then win trade people who are interested in arena achievements all season. Resetting MMR will only slow it down but they will just do what they did before to get to where they are currently on live. Oh and to respond to your statement about
AcerMVP, on 29 August 2013 - 01:30 PM, said:
Maybe if you werent too busy refreshing the MMO-Champion / Arenajunkies pages looking for anything tagged "Assassination" or "Mutilate" you would know all of this already.
#3930244 Priest tips and tricks
Posted Thesexiestt on 22 August 2013 - 09:14 PM
Tl;dr You can mass dispel off dark bargain with the MD glyph
#3931253 GC & Holinka live interview and ArenaLeague finals
Posted KPul on 25 August 2013 - 11:57 AM
#3930576 #worldfirst
Posted Zerlog on 23 August 2013 - 06:31 PM
#3930128 Top 2 from EU & US goes straight to blizzcon, no regionals
Posted Braindeadly on 22 August 2013 - 03:20 PM
#3930081 Top 2 from EU & US goes straight to blizzcon, no regionals
Posted Kettu on 22 August 2013 - 11:17 AM
WildeHilde, on 22 August 2013 - 09:00 AM, said:
1. Tournament realm was not mentioned, does this mean the 2 highest rated teams on EU ladders are getting invited to Blizzcon? As in, current rank 1 team on Misery (2822 rating) and rank 1 team on Cruelty (2808 rating)?
2. If the top 2 on Tournament realm get invited, why wasn't this clearly stated? Since top 2 on tournament realm does not equal "Two of the highest ranked teams" ; Why don't they hire someone with a clue to proofread these kind of announcements to avoid confusion?
3. Or is it just Blizzard's way of telling that the US and EU competitors are already decided? If this is the case, why get people's hopes up?
4. If the competitors are already decided, who is the guy behind the decisions?
"If you're an Arena competitor, it's time to hone your skills and get ready to fight hard for a spot in the event."
Think you forgot to tell the main piece of information: How to fight for a spot in the tournament, gratz Blizzard.
© Arena competitor
#3930003 Top 2 from EU & US goes straight to blizzcon, no regionals
Posted Reedztv on 22 August 2013 - 06:10 AM
#3929975 Top 2 from EU & US goes straight to blizzcon, no regionals
Posted Braindance on 22 August 2013 - 03:56 AM
Get your prestigious gladiator title from the Blizzard store only for 15.99$!
#3929932 Top 2 from EU & US goes straight to blizzcon, no regionals
Posted Bigmoran on 22 August 2013 - 02:04 AM
gg wp blizzard
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