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End of the Line
You have nowhere left to run...
You have nowhere left to hide...
At road's end... you have no choice but to fight for your right to your last dying breathe...
You may not win the war... but this final battle has just begun...
In this map, the zombies will only spawn from one direction... Expected survival time for most team, even solo player, is no less than ten minutes...
***After eight months of searching for the origins of the song featured in the map... I finally found it!...
The song is called 'Asalto al Galeon' by composer Roque Banos... and of course, I claim no rights to the song, all rights to this wonderful song belongs to him...***
Map Size:
Max Players:
end of the line.vpk
Last Updated:
2.5 (Complete)
I wanted this done much sooner... but life had a grip on my balls... and it still does unfortunately...
I am trying to get this, and three other maps updated... as most of my work was due for a tune up... so it might be a bit more before I can get the updates shipped...
No ETA... but it will be soon... soon-ish... I promise no dates...
The changes are coming smoothly so far...
- Th bridge has been changed... it now looks SO much better... and is much more friendly towards the compiler at the same time...
- A few props have been moved and altered... hopefully making the gameplay in a few areas much better...
- There is no a Sun/Cloud cycle... On a random timer, the sun is covered by the moving clouds... it looks great, trust me...
Total estimated progress...
Will add some new screenshots soon...
New Screenshots posted...
I am currently working on a new version... which will fix the following...
- General navigational issues here and there...
- The positioning of the hanging cars in the back will be moved slightly... because you can get stuck underneath them...
- Jukebox will have a purpose...
- Radio's location "MIGHT" change, but will still be made more apparent where it is...
- Starting the horde will change... as the missile made no contextual sense...
- Bridge's style will be slightly changed... for a multitude of reasons...
- Various props will be changes/removed...
- The two current Easter eggs will be removed and switched out for something else...
- Lots and lots of Eye candy...
- And ending (I can not promise this one... but I do want there to be an ending to the map at 30~45 minutes)
- Will add a little something that will not be explained or talked about till people start finding it...
I am currently working on this update, which will likely be the final version (excluding bug fixes here and there)... I have no date on when... but I will try to get it out ASAP...
I get the Director Spit (there is no spitter) when on top of the Ambulance in front of the first main defensible barricade. I'm not a map maker but I've tested a few in my time.
I'm not sure of the terminology but I think you need to make it so the tank can climb up there. Nav mesh or invisible ladders?
A good example of Director spit is on the Survival Map the Parish Bridge.
If you play on top of the tent nearest the m4, shotgun, smg on top of the bridge you will get the spit.
Nice map by the way, I'll upload a video of the game I played which will show you what i'm talking about.
"Broken navigation on top of the ambulance..."
Noted... and thank you for bringing it to my attention...
The bridge looks slightly similar to the bridge map in the campaign Day Break.
The author of Day Break said the same thing...
End of the Line's bridge design was constructed back in early 2011...
The public Day Break became available around the Q4 of 2013... and I was not involved in the beta/alpha in anyway...
It is merely a coincidence... and I assume we got our inspiration from the same source...
the Golden Gate of California...
By the way, I love this map; this is the easiest survival map I have ever played. I managed to survive up to about 12 minutes Advance mode with only bots as teammates! This is maybe because the Infected only comes from one direction of the bridge. Thanks to the minigun situated above the containers plus the abundant amount of supplies on the broken end of the bridge.! One of my favorites so far. =D
It was built from the ground up to be fun... ;)
+ great bridge design
+ adequate supplies
+ lots of defensive places
+ awesome music. gets u pumped up for the hordes
nothing i could think of
play this map. it's awesome!
Great bridge design
Infected only come at you from one way
Good NAV
Plenty of supplies
Attention to detail
Not a fan of custom music
Red concrete texture taken from 2019
Overall, a fun map. However i'm not a fan of custom music in survival maps, so it deters me from replaying it. Overall, an 8.5/10
-Great design
-Compact, but not claughstraphobic
-Lots of supplies, items, and weapons
-You can fall back if you need to
-None I can see, other than fps, but that's my computer's fault
I'd play this over any survival map! Its hella worth downloading!
• Cool loading poster (+0.5 bonus)
• Music (+0.2 env)
• Fantastic idea and environment (+3.0 env)
• Good size for a survival map with plenty of supplies(+1.0 gameplay)
• Not much problems with navigation file (+3.9 gameplay)
• Fantastic layout and bridge structure (+2.0 env)
• Good soundscape (+0.5 env)
• When doing a local server without even starting the survival , my ping was around 200... (-0,since it can be my fault)
• Sometimes bots can get stuck on some places; on a washer prop , crouching under a bus at the broken part of the bridge (-0.4)
A fantastic map with lots of space to survive and cool features. very good 3D skybox. The bridge's structure is awesome , including the broken part. I really enjoyed this map. Looks like i need a new way of making a review , because this map got over 10 points in my opinion...
• Environment: 5.7 - 0.0 = 5.7 /Nice environment , has a very realistic feeling and awesome layout. Did not see any negative points.
• Gameplay: 4.9 - 0.4 = 4.5 /Good and fun gameplay. In some occasions , bots can get stuck but it surely is not prohibiting the gameplay. Zombie behavior was fine and no problems detected.
• Bonus: 0.5 /Bonus are good points that can't be taken away by anything because they have nothing to do with the environment or gameplay about the map.
1.The set of equipment
2.Decent soundtrack
3.A good start
4.Great game on the bridge
Fun to play and there are Easter eggs.
I get the Director Spit (there is no spitter) when on top of the Ambulance in front of the first main defensible barricade. I'm not a map maker but I've tested a few in my time.
I'm not sure of the terminology but I think you need to make it so the tank can climb up there. Nav mesh or invisible ladders?
A good example of Director spit is on the Survival Map the Parish Bridge.
If you play on top of the tent nearest the m4, shotgun, smg on top of the bridge you will get the spit.
Nice map by the way, I'll upload a video of the game I played which will show you what i'm talking about.
"Broken navigation on top of the ambulance..."
Noted... and thank you for bringing it to my attention...
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Graduation and Alumni
Graduation Procedure
When you are enrolled in the last 16 credits of your concurred degree program, you must submit a graduation application. This will begin the review process of your records. The application can be submitted online at graduation application.
Submitting a graduation application begins the graduation review process to determine if you have satisfied all requirements for the degree. The review and clearance process takes approximately six to eight weeks.
If your records are in order, the CDL assessment office forwards a recommendation for graduation, triggering the academic and financial clearance process.
Academic Clearance: The Office of the Registrar reviews your academic records and confirms that courses taken match courses in your degree program and that all degree requirements are met.
Financial Clearance: Student Accounts reviews your financial status and confirms that there is no balance due on your account.
Once you are fully cleared:
- You will receive a letter, by mail, from the Office of the Registrar, with an approximate timetable of the awarding of your degree.
- Your official transcript will be prepared.
Finally, the Office of the President will recommend you to be officially graduated on the first day of the following month. Follow this link to access the application at https://myrecords.esc.edu/graduation
In order to be eligible to participate in the 2015 graduation ceremony students must have:
- a concurred degree plan
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- completed the application to graduate.
2015 Empire State College Graduation Ceremonies
Center for Distance Learning students are invited to attend any Empire State College graduation ceremony across the college. Ceremonies take place across New York state in early June. Dates and locations will be posted here as soon as they become available.
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Note from Rep. Gara: Saturday & Next Week: We Want You (To Speak Out So We Can Listen)
February 27, 2015
Saturday is the annual "Anchorage Caucus." A terrible name (who besides politicians uses the word "caucus?!" Anyway, it's a listening session by Anchorage area legislators from 1 'til 3 (and until 5 if there's more public testimony) at the Anchorage Assembly Chambers at the Loussac Library.
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Small Talks is hitting the road!
When you think of the phrase small talk, you probably think of chatter—shooting the breeze with a neighbor or acquaintance. On the contrary, Small Talks are not about skimming the surface, but instead taking a deep dive into relevant topics and real issues facing small business owners and entrepreneurs. Small businesses face a multitude of everyday challenges. We know because we've been living with them and listening to them for a while now. And if one thing is clear, it's that small businesses treasure their network. Being there in a time of need is the foundation for loyalty and respect. We've got a lot to share and Small Talks is the way to share it. Small talks are turnstone-curated discussions and knowledge sharing events to support small business owners and entrepreneurs.
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Let me show you how this works. This meter shows you the battery voltage, just like in your car. This meter shows you the voltage at the amplifier after it's gone through 12 or 17 feet of power wire, and this meter shows you the actual wattage coming out of your amplifier.
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- Date:14 Jan 2012
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:City Ground
- Attendance:20,221
- Do Prado (26) Connolly (65)
Schneiderlin (78)
Live Commentary
- 91:56 +1.56
Corner taken right-footed by Paul Anderson from the right by-line, clearance made by Jos Hooiveld.
- 90:38 +0.38
Daniel Fox takes a inswinging corner to the near post, Close range header by David Connolly goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 90:12 +0.12
Ben Reeves on for Adam Lallana.
- 89:50
Daniel Fox takes a shot. Save by Lee Camp.
- 89:15
Corner from right by-line taken by Daniel Fox.
- 89:00
Dean Hammond takes a shot. Save by Lee Camp.
- 88:11
Adam Lallana takes a inswinging corner.
- 87:52
Lee Holmes takes a shot. Save made by Lee Camp.
- 87:40
The ball is sent over by Garath McCleary, clearance made by Aaron Martin.
- 87:08
Centre by Lee Holmes, Chris Gunter makes a clearance.
- 85:54
Free kick awarded for a foul by Chris Gunter on Lee Holmes. Morgan Schneiderlin takes the free kick.
- 84:35
Danny Butterfield replaces Dan Harding.
- 82:19
The official flags Lee Holmes offside. Lee Camp takes the free kick.
- 81:29
Robbie Findley has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
- 81:11
The ball is sent over by Greg Cunningham, Adam Lallana makes a clearance.
- 78:46
Morgan Schneiderlin gets on the score sheet with a goal from long range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Nottm Forest 0-3 Southampton.Assist by Dean Hammond.
- 78:13
Daniel Fox takes a outswinging corner to the near post, clearance by Jonathan Greening.
- 77:56
Chris Gunter challenges Lee Holmes unfairly and gives away a free kick. Dean Hammond restarts play with the free kick.
- 77:05
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Daniel Fox from the left by-line to the near post, Jonathan Greening makes a clearance.
- 75:31
Unfair challenge on Marcus Tudgay by Aaron Martin results in a free kick. Greg Cunningham takes the free kick. Dexter Blackstock joins the action as a substitute, replacing Marcus Tudgay.
- 75:02
Morgan Schneiderlin takes a shot. Save made by Lee Camp.
- 73:50
Chris Gunter takes a shot. Aaron Martin gets a block in.
- 71:24
Marlon Harewood leaves the field to be replaced by Robbie Findley.
- 70:48
The ball is delivered by Lee Holmes, Joel Lynch manages to make a clearance.
- 69:49
Lee Holmes is brought on as a substitute for Guly Do Prado.
- 67:17
Greg Cunningham fouled by Guly Do Prado, the ref awards a free kick. Greg Cunningham takes the free kick.
- 66:02
Paul Anderson comes on in place of Lewis McGugan.
- 65:00
David Connolly finds the net with a goal from close in to the bottom right corner of the goal. Nottm Forest 0-2 Southampton.Morgan Schneiderlin provided the assist for the goal.
- 62:24
Jack Cork takes a shot. Guy Moussi gets a block in.
- 56:02
Handball by Garath McCleary. Dan Harding restarts play with the free kick.
- 53:49
Guly Do Prado produces a left-footed shot from deep inside the area which goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 51:29
Chris Gunter gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Adam Lallana. Daniel Fox takes the indirect free kick.
- 48:42
Unfair challenge on David Connolly by Luke Chambers results in a free kick. Dean Hammond restarts play with the free kick. Red card for Luke Chambers.
- 48:08
Effort from deep inside the area by Dan Harding misses to the left of the target.
- 46:01
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Luke Chambers by David Connolly. Indirect free kick taken by Lee Camp.
- 43:24
Effort from just outside the box by Jack Cork goes over the bar.
- 40:49
David Connolly takes a shot. Save made by Lee Camp.
- 38:54
The referee blows for offside against Dan Harding. Lee Camp takes the free kick.
- 37:05
Long range shot by Dean Hammond goes wide right of the goal.
- 35:55
Joel Lynch takes a shot. Kelvin Davis makes a save.
- 34:59
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Marlon Harewood by Jos Hooiveld. Shot comes in from Lewis McGugan from the free kick, Kelvin Davis makes a save.
- 31:06
Lewis McGugan takes the outswinging corner, Header from close range by Joel Lynch clears the bar.
- 30:59
Centre by Garath McCleary, Dean Hammond makes a clearance.
- 28:57
Corner taken by Lewis McGugan, clearance made by Aaron Martin.
- 28:20
David Connolly is ruled offside. Lee Camp restarts play with the free kick.
- 27:19
Lewis McGugan takes a outswinging corner to the near post, Kelvin Davis makes a save.
- 26:06
Guly Do Prado gets on the score sheet with a goal from close in to the bottom left corner of the goal. Nottm Forest 0-1 Southampton.Assist by David Connolly.
- 24:20
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jos Hooiveld on Marcus Tudgay. Jos Hooiveld is given a yellow card. Strike on goal comes in from Lewis McGugan from the free kick, Dean Hammond gets a block in. Marlon Harewood takes a shot. Jos Hooiveld gets a block in.
- 22:40
David Connolly fouled by Joel Lynch, the ref awards a free kick. The ball is sent over by Daniel Fox, Headed effort on goal by Jos Hooiveld from inside the penalty box misses to the right of the target.
- 21:32
Marcus Tudgay takes a shot. Save by Kelvin Davis.
- 19:50
Corner taken by Lewis McGugan, Marcus Tudgay produces a header from inside the area that goes over the crossbar.
- 19:15
Corner from the right by-line taken by Lewis McGugan, clearance made by Daniel Fox.
- 19:01
Centre by Marcus Tudgay, clearance by Aaron Martin.
- 17:27
Foul by Jonathan Greening on Guly Do Prado, free kick awarded. Indirect free kick taken by Morgan Schneiderlin.
- 15:11
Free kick awarded for a foul by Joel Lynch on David Connolly. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Daniel Fox, clearance made by Jonathan Greening.
- 7:43
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Daniel Fox from the left by-line, clearance by Marcus Tudgay.
- 7:20
Dean Hammond takes a shot. Save by Lee Camp.
- 5:11
Foul by Guy Moussi on Dean Hammond, free kick awarded. Indirect free kick taken by Kelvin Davis.
- 3:10
Greg Cunningham sends in a cross, clearance by Aaron Martin.
- 0:48
Marcus Tudgay is ruled offside. Kelvin Davis takes the indirect free kick.
- 0:27
Unfair challenge on Guy Moussi by Guly Do Prado results in a free kick. Guy Moussi takes the free kick.
Match Preview
Forest wait on Cunningham Nottingham Forest will hope Greg Cunningham can return to the fold when they welcome npower Championship frontrunners Southampton. The Republic of Ireland international left-back missed the goalless FA Cup draw with local rivals Leicester last weekend due to a tight hamstring. In his absence, 19-year-old Welshman Keiron Freeman made his full debut for Forest but manager Steve Cotterill may opt for the experience Cunningham will bring against Saints. Robbie Findlay remains a doubt with the shoulder injury that has forced him to miss the last two games, while fellow striker Dexter Blackstock and midfielder Paul Anderson could be pushing for starting roles after recovering from calf and hamstring complaints respectively. However, Ishmael Miller, Chris Cohen, Wes Morgan and Brendan Moloney remain on the sidelines. Southampton are still without suspended top scorer Rickie Lambert. The 17-goal striker serves the second game of a three-match ban for his red card against Brighton a fortnight ago. Defender Jose Fonte remains a doubt due to a toe injury and midfielder Richard Chaplow is still out with a knee problem but winger Steve de Ridder could return to the squad after missing the last two matches with a groin injury. Boss Nigel Adkins rested some key men for the FA Cup win at Coventry last weekend so goalkeeper Kelvin Davis, right-back Frazer Richardson and strikers Guly do Prado and David Connolly should all be back. Defenders Dan Seaborne (head) and Radhi Jaidi (knee) are long-term absentees.
Nottm Forest
- Lee Camp
- Chris Gunter
- Luke Chambers
- Joel Lynch
- Greg Cunningham
- Jonathan Greening
- Guy Moussi
- Lewis McGugan
- Marcus Tudgay
- Marlon Harewood
- Garath McCleary
- Paul Smith
- Paul Anderson
- Andy Reid
- Dexter Blackstock
- Robbie Findley
- Kelvin Davis
- Dan Harding
- Aaron Martin
- Jos Hooiveld
- Daniel Fox
- Jack Cork
- Dean Hammond
- Morgan Schneiderlin
- Adam Lallana
- Guly Do Prado
- David Connolly
- Bartosz Bialkowski
- Danny Butterfield
- Lee Holmes
- Ben Reeves
- Steve De Ridder
Match Report
Saints march on Southampton returned to winning ways 3-0 at 10-man Nottingham Forest to remain top of the npower Championship. Saints had seen their cushion at the summit disappear following successive defeats to Bristol City and Brighton as West Ham moved level on points with them. But goals from Guly Do Prado, David Connolly and Morgan Schneiderlin got Nigel Adkins' side back on track as they remained ahead of the Hammers on goal difference. It was a first away victory in the league for Saints in more two months. For Forest, who had captain Luke Chambers sent off early in the second half, it signalled a fifth straight home league loss and left them languishing in the relegation places. Marlon Harewood started a match for Forest for the first time in more than eight years as Reds boss Steve Cotterill made two changes. Harewood made his City Ground return as a second-half substitute in the FA Cup against Leicester last weekend after signing a deal until the end of the season following a spell in Chinese football. The striker's last start for the club was a goalscoring one in a 2-2 draw at Wigan in the old Division One on 22 November 2003. He came into the team along with on-loan Manchester City full-back Greg Cunningham, fit again after a hamstring injury, as Andy Reid and Kieron Freeman were replaced. Southampton made three changes with goalkeeper Kelvin Davis and strikers Do Prado and Connolly recalled after being rested against Coventry in the cup. Forest goalkeeper Lee Camp was called into early action when he had to tip a long-range effort from Dean Hammond round a post. Harewood was denied what looked like a certain goal midway through the first half when Jos Hooiveld made a superb last-ditch block inside the six-yard box. Saints took the lead shortly afterwards following an attack down the right. Camp made a block following Connolly's cross, but Do Prado was on hand to tap in his 11th goal of the season after 27 minutes. Joel Lynch should have equalised just after the half-hour mark, but the defender headed over the crossbar when Lewis McGugan picked him out at the far post from a corner. Forest were reduced to 10 men in the 50th minute when referee Eddie Ilderton decided that Chambers had led with his arm in an aerial challenge with Connolly. Gaps began to appear in the home defence as a result and Saints picked them off in the 65th minute when Connolly was teed up by Schneiderlin. The Irishman finished from close range for his sixth goal of the season. Schneiderlin scored himself with 11 minutes remaining, finding the bottom left-hand corner with a well-struck right-foot shot from long distance. Had it not been for Camp it would have been more. The Northern Ireland international tipped efforts wide from substitute Lee Holmes and Daniel Fox and pushed another shot from Hammond over the bar as Southampton continued to dominate.
Form Guide
- Nottm Forest
- Southampton LDDWLL
Last Meetings
- Southampton
- 3 - 2
- Nottm Forest
- 10/09/2011
- Nottm Forest
- 3 - 1
- Southampton
- 03/05/2009
- Southampton
- 0 - 2
- Nottm Forest
- 20/12/2008
- Nottm Forest
- 2 - 1
- Southampton
- 22/03/1977
- Southampton
- 1 - 1
- Nottm Forest
- 18/09/1976
- Southampton
- 0 - 3
- Nottm Forest
- 22/11/1975
Top Scorers
Nottm Forest
- M Tudgay 5
- I Miller 3
- R Findley 2
- R Majewski 2
- G Boateng 1
- W Morgan 1
- M Derbyshire 1
- L McGugan 1
- J Lynch 1
- C Gunter 1
- G McCleary 1
- R Lambert 10
- G Do Prado 9
- A Lallana 6
- D Connolly 5
- R Chaplow 3
- S De Ridder 3
- J Hooiveld 2
- D Hammond 1
- D Harding 1
- L Holmes 1
- M Schneiderlin 1
Nottm Forest
- Total goals 60
- Goals per game 21
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 7 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 9 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 3 (For) 4 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 86
- Goals per game 47
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 6 (For) Period 11-20 mins
- 8 (For) 1 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 7 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 5 (For) 4 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 7 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 6 (For) 4 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Where will Carmelo Anthony land?
After what transpired this summer, with LeBron James, Chris Bosh, Carlos Boozer and Amare Stoudemire changing addresses, it looks like Carmelo Anthony wants to get in on the fun. As ESPN's Ric Bucher reported on Monday, Anthony is ready to split with the Denver Nuggets, whether by trade or free agency. And if he doesn't sign an extension in the meantime, Melo will be the star of the 2011 free agent class.
Where will he end up? We posed that question to our 93 NBA experts.
Here are the results:
New York (60 votes)
You know how desperate Knicks fans are for Carmelo Anthony after LeBron spurned them? Remember Melo's sucker-punch-and-run on Mardy Collins at the Garden during the 2006-07 season? Fuhgeddaboudit!
Such is life after another losing season; after LeBron rejected them for the rival Heat; after Amare Stoudemire name-dropped Melo's name when he agreed to come to New York; and after Chris Paul's speech at Melo's wedding reportedly reinforced the idea that a Knicks "big three" was more than just a rumor.
Well, here's more good news for the hungriest fan base in the NBA: A whopping 64.5 percent of our panelists think Melo will be wearing orange and blue next season (and this survey was taken before Monday's news that he plans to part ways with the Nuggets). What's more, 26 members of our panel think CP3 will be his point guard. Sure, New York will have to do some roster maneuvering to make all of this happen. But as we saw with the Heat this summer, anything is possible if the players want it to happen.
CP3 aside, a Melo-Knicks union makes sense on many levels. He and his wife are both natives of New York. (Carmelo moved to Baltimore when he was 8.) He played college ball at Syracuse and loves MSG. And, from a purely basketball standpoint, can you imagine a scoring machine like Melo in Mike D'Antoni's high-powered offense? He would become the Knicks' most dynamic wing player since Bernard King, to whom Anthony is often compared, and the Knicks could instantly become contenders.
One fly in the ointment: Will the Knicks have to trade for Anthony, or can they wait until he hits free agency? The answer to that question says a lot about the makeup of the supporting cast and the team's ability to obtain a player of Paul's stature.
In any case, so far this is only a forecast, not fact. The summer of 2011 is a long way away, and things can change faster than Melo backpedaling down the court.
Denver (27 votes)
Even with all of the rumors flying around that Melo might jump ship, 29 percent of our panel thinks he'll eventually stay in Denver, where he's played his entire career and made the playoffs in all seven seasons.
The main reason, of course, is money. The Nuggets have had a three-year, $65 million extension on the table for weeks, and many believe that, ultimately, he won't be able to pass up that payday with the new collective bargaining agreement expected to come down hard on player contracts. Then again, Melo might be able to make a lot of that up in endorsement money in a larger market.
In July, a Nuggets official told Chris Broussard, "There is no way we are trading Carmelo Anthony. We're 100 percent certain of that." But if the Nuggets think he'll walk, they might have to talk. With an aging core, a shortage of young talent in the pipeline, and the uncertainty of George Karl's coaching future, perhaps it's time for the Nuggets to reload by moving Melo.
New Jersey (5 votes)
After striking out during the Summer of LeBron, the Nets will have better luck during the Summer of Carmelo, according to a handful of our panelists. New Jersey's young core of Devin Harris, Brook Lopez and Derrick Favors has loads of potential, and, as you'll notice, an acute need for a scoring wing. Add Melo to the mix and Mikhail Prokhorov may not sound so ludicrous with his championship-in-five-years prediction.
And there could hardly be a more ideal player to help the Nets take their talents to Brooklyn, the borough of Melo's birth.
Chicago (1 vote)
If Carmelo wants to create a big three to rival Miami's new trio, why not join the Bulls, who already boast All-Stars Derrick Rose and Carlos Boozer? And that's not to mention potential All-Star center Joakim Noah. While the Nuggets aren't keen on the idea of dealing their star, the Bulls might make a persuasive pitch that starts with another talented small forward in Luol Deng.
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Great style and fabric. Yep order one size down and you will be fine. This is a classic and I will be able to wear this for a very long time.I normally purchase clothing from higher end stores and this is a better than average value for the price. Great job Joan!
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Because I really loved the colors of watermelon and periwinkle, I ordered yet again this skirt -in those colors in different sizes- XL and 1X-because size 2X was too too big.I ordered the matching jackets as well-which did not fit well.This skirt does not hang very well on me in either size--the material in both the skirt and jacket is not heavy but it has a heavy feel to it, thus making it uncomfortable.I wanted this skirt/suit to work for me, but itdefinitely does not.The colors are the only thing I liked about this skirt and jacket.
Good basic skirt
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I found the fit was good for me. The fabric has a nice texture and the lining is a nice touch. You would be pleased with this skirt as it is versatile and attractive for a busy lifestyle. It also launders well.
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I ordered this skirt in the khaki color and a size down, but it still hangs on me like a bag!The color khaki has a rather very dull yellowy cast to it.I thought this skirt would be a nice neutral color to wear with some colorful tops and jackets, but it is not as nice as I thought it would be.Even my nude color hose clashes with the skirt color.Also the material puckers at the side-thus making it totally unsuitable!
Not a good fit!
I ordered this skirt along with the matching jacket and they were both huge in the 2X size!The skirt almost fell off me, and I feel even with the smaller size it would not be a good fit with the draping of the material.Actually the skirt looks big on Kelly in the picture.I love the color watermelon which is more like a bright pinkish coral. But the material while being a nice light-weight fabric is also one which will not wear well-the material can easily catch on something--so will not be re-ordering in a smaller size. Am disappointed yet again with Joan's fashions as the sizing is not consistent.
Great fit, easy to maintain.
By Suzy
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I love Joan's clothes. This skirt washes easily and comfortable to wear. This is the 4th skirt of Joan's and I will continue to purchase this style.
Nice skirt
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I bought it with the matching showstopper jacket. Unfortunately, the skirt is too large, but as long as I wear it with the jacket closed, it will be all right. My advice is buy a size down.
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A 55-year-old Nelson man who lost his leg in June says he is close to losing his mind as well, after being forced to live in a rest home while waiting for modifications to his house.
Ian Fothergill has been living in Otumarama Rest Home since mid-August, and is waiting for Enable New Zealand to modify his bathroom so he can go home.
"I just want to get out of here. My home is old and cold, but I would rather be there than in a retirement home where a lot of goings on really s... me off.
"I'm beginning to hate it. The walls are so thin. I have had it. I need to get back to normality. Sometimes I go to bed and cry as my life has changed so bloody much," he said.
Mr Fothergill described as "disgusting" the length of time taken by Enable New Zealand, which is contracted by ACC and the Health Ministry to assess and modify homes.
"They should have been on to it as soon as they took my leg off. The whole system is far too slow. There are a lot of people running around with clipboards, but they're doing nothing," he said.
Mr Fothergill's right leg was amputated below the knee in June, after a cracked heel became infected and developed into an ulcer.
He said the rest home was one of five options he was given when it was time to leave Nelson Hospital.
The other options, which were unsuitable for various reasons, included Franklin Village, private boarding with a woman and her young daughter and a motel in Richmond.
Mr Fothergill said he could not afford to pay for the housing modifications, which included a level access shower, removal of a wall to gain access to the toilet and the widening of a door, as he was on an invalid benefit and had a mortgage to pay.
The long-time diabetic has been on a benefit since he lost his job in the freezing works industry in 2000, first a sickness benefit and then an invalid's. His left foot was half removed in 2009, after moisture got into an old ulcer under his big toe.
Mr Fothergill's amputations are not covered by ACC, because they are deemed to be caused by a medical condition.
Nelson Marlborough Amputee Society secretary Claire West, who had her leg amputated below the knee five years ago, said amputees' experiences were significantly different depending on whether they lost their limbs through accidents or ill health.
"It appears to be inequitable. ACC provides a better service in relation to car modifications and housing modifications. I went through the ACC process five years ago and couldn't fault it, but other amputees find the process of house modifications frustrating and disabling from the Ministry of Health perspective," she said.
Mr Fothergill said if he had "stuck a chainsaw through my foot, I would have been better off", but Enable New Zealand general manager Heather Browning said Ministry of Health-funded housing modifications did not take longer than ACC-funded ones.
Fifty-six client were going through the housing modification process with Enable New Zealand in the Nelson region; 29 applications were for Health Ministry funding and 27 for ACC funding.
Ms Browning said it was a complex process with "a whole pile of things that have to happen", including housing assessments, determining the eligibility of clients, identifying the most cost-effective options and seeking quotes and resource consents for work.
Health Ministry-funded clients, like Mr Fothergill, also needed to be income and asset tested for any work over $8000.
The estimated cost for the bathroom modifications was $13,000 to $16,000, and Mr Fothergill had already contracted a private builder to complete a ramp to his house at his own cost.
Ms Browning said Enable New Zealand did not believe Mr Fothergill's housing modifications were taking too long, as the provider had to follow a clear process.
Work and Income asset test forms were sent to Mr Fothergill on October 19, and "we are awaiting the outcome of that process".
The average time for housing modifications, from when Enable New Zealand received applications, was three to four months.
If there were delays due to "entities outside our control", such as Work and Income or local councils, it could take up to nine months.
Ms Browning said the length of time Mr Fothergill would have to wait until he was back home depended on the Work and Income and building consent processes.
"Once these processes are completed the building work should then be commenced and completed prior to Christmas.
"Enable New Zealand received an application for housing modifications for Ian on September 7. Had Enable New Zealand received an application in June, when Ian had the amputation, it is very likely the housing modification would now be complete," she said.
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Massachusetts Lawmakers end session without passing initiative legislation
August 6, 2010
By Kyle Maichle
BOSTON, Massachusetts: Lawmakers in the Massachusetts General Court ended their session on July 31, 2010, without passing any initiative legislation[1][2]. During the session, lawmakers in both houses considered seven pieces of legislation[2].
Some of the bills included licensing petition companies, requiring the identification of petition circulators, banning pay-per-signature, and increasing the signature requirements to qualify an initiative. Legislators also considered bills to require fiscal impact statements for ballot initiatives along with requiring health insurance and pharmaceutical companies to pay their shareholders after making a contribution to an initiative campaign[2].
All of the proposed legislation did not see a vote on the legislative floor and died in committee[2].
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Gotcha thanks fellas.
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Hey Aros...mate, just saw the vid on Page 69, Ray told me about it, I'm glad you got that on vid, and the subsequent actions now occurring are a direct result of your vid, and contact with the OEM.
Sorry it had to happen to you, but I'm guessing you'll get a new one from FMS in due course. As you stated in an earlier post, there have been some incredible advances in this hobby in the past few years, but there is obviously need for thorough and extended testing (to destruction) of certain parts. I'm currently still trying to digest what happened. Great stuff mate, and keep up the good work. It's through the efforts of guys like you, that the rest of us will be able to enjoy more and more trouble free enjoyment of our models. Rob |
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Make no mistake...The AMA and FAA already has this in their sights
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Those of us who've come up through the ranks of internal combustion model aircraft learn early on about the dangers of propeller operation, at times with alarming examples of when things go wrong and terrible injuries occur. In times past, the model magazines and contributors were always astride of keeping it of utmost importance.to minimize dangers. That kind of editorializing isn't so visible now to keep this in focus for the newer users over the much larger spectrum of media as there is presently. Involvement and experience will help the makers get a grip on this issue. FMS has now firmly gotten into an area where the safety issue has taken a major place and priority. I hold them in good respect to this point and one of their models is my 'go to' favorite. They are not the only ones to get initiated to this. Hobby King's venture into this size also ran into serious trouble with the prop system. It was downright dangerous to even run them to full throttle static as the shuddering and vibration threatened to disintegrate the airframe from imbalance and out-of-tolerance parts. Careful rework by the user was an absolute must. I hope the factories are giving this sincere attention now. |
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Thanks Rob and Brandon! Great dialogue by everyone!
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That video should be used a mandatory demonstration of what can happen in this hobby. It sure made me nervous about flying my P-47. |
Oct 11, 2012, 01:39 PM | |
I think there all good points but its not about " I fly on a private field" .
It's about safety regardless of flying alone or at a park . The cmp spinner on the 73" p40 was known to explode , you only needed one person at one field alone and that was more then enough . All good dialog but at the end of the day use your own good judgement regardless of what the supplier states |
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Just a note to those of you that have the F4U and P-47 and are planning to add spacers behind the motor mount. Be mindful of how much room you have between the molded gearbox on the dummy radial, and the bell housing of the brushless motor. I don't have either yet, but spacing out the motor will bring it closer to the dummy radial.
If what I've read is correct, in that FMS and Durafly worked together on the Durafly 1100mm series, this is already an issue on the Durafly F4U without the extra spacing! |
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Though a quarter-century old, Pacman has classic appeal that persuaded a group of researchers to reinvent it in a format where the virtual world meets the real one.
"Instead of pressing buttons on a keyboard or using a joystick to move Pacman around a flat maze on a computer screen, the player actually becomes Pacman and plays in the streets," said Adrian David Cheok, head of Nanyang Technological University's Mixed Reality Lab, a Singaporean team developing "Human Pacman."
In a recent demonstration, researcher James Teh played Pacman by strapping on a backpack containing a laptop and donning a headset comprising a camera and goggles. Sensors and other gadgets were attached to the backpack with electrical tape.
As in the video game, Teh's objective was to collect as many yellow dots as he could. In the human version, the dots appeared in his goggle display as yellow orbs bobbing above a road lined with parked cars. Pedestrians looked on curiously.
When Teh turned, he could see his similarly equipped colleague, Lee Shang Ping, whose objective as Pacman's nemesis "Ghost" was to tap Teh's backpack, thereby eliminating his existence.
The goggles are key to merging the video game and the player's physical surroundings. Through them, virtual objects are superimposed on real-time video of the environment, creating "mixed reality."
The equipment can be heavy at 2.5 kg, and a standard set-up costs about $US7780 ($A10,119) Cheok said. But the team secured a deal with a Hong Kong gaming company in mid-August to develop a minimised version in which the wearable computer and headset would be replaced by a mobile phone using third-generation, or 3G, technology.
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