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|Hank Williams Sr.
|Cold Cold Heart [Country Stars] [2003], Track 8
Golden Greats [Golden Greats (Netherlands)] [2003], Track 10 Disc 2
Hillbilly Hero [Proper] [2002], Track 19 Disc 2
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The Complete Hank Williams [Mercury Nashville] [1998], Track 3 Disc 3
Movin' On - Luke the Drifter [1966], Track 5
Beyond the Sunset [1963], Track 9
Hank Williams as Luke the Drifter (10 in.) [1953], Track 6
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(Hank Williams)
I was walking in Savannah past a church decayed and dim
When slowly through the window came a plaintive funeral hymn
And my sympathy awakened and a wonder quickly grew
Till I found myself envired in a little colored pew.
Out front a colored couple sat in sorrow nearly wild
On the altar was a casket and in the casket was a child
I could picture him while livin' curly hair protuding lips
I'd seen perhaps a thousand in my hurried southern trips.
Rose a sad old colored preacher from his little wooden desk
With a manner sorta awkward and countenance grotesque
The simplicity and shrewdness in his Eithopian face
Showed the wisdom and ignorance of a crushed undying race.
And he said now don't be weeping for this pretty bit of clay
For the little boy who lived there has done gone and run away
He was doin' very finely and he appreciates your love
But his shore 'nuff father wanted him in the big house up above.
The Lord didn't give you that baby by no hundred thousand miles
He just thought you need some sunshine and he lent it for awhile
And he let you keep and love it till your hearts were bigger grown
And these silver tears you're sheddin' now is just interest on the loan.
Just think, my poor dear mourners creepin' along on sorrows life's way
What a blessed picnic this here baby got today
Your good fathers and good mothers crowd the little fellow round
In the angel's tender garden of the big plantation ground.
And his eyes they brightly sparkle at the pretty things he viewed
But a tear came, and he whispered I want my parents too
But then the angel's chief musicians teach that little boy a song
Says if only they be faithful they'll soon be comin' along.
So my poor detached mourners let your hearts with Jesus rest
And don't go to criticizin' the one what knows the best
He has give us many comforts, he's got the right to take away
To the Lord be praised in glory forever, let us pray...
submitted by GeeWhiz on August 20th, 2006
corrected on August 24th, 2006
written by Williams, John T.
copyright with Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Emi Music Publishing, Sony/atv Music Publishing Llc
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A lamp timer? No...
If stuff is unplugged it can't catch fire or consume power in the off state, called phantom load.
For arguments sake lets say the device draws 1 Watt in the off state and electricity cost $.15kwh.1w x24h x365d = 8.75kwh per year or $1.31Does not sound like much and it isn't but the average home has tons of these parasitic loads and some draw much more.
Growing up, I was always told to unplug toaster ovens and ceramic heaters (or any type of electric room heater/space heater) when they are not in use.Is this necessary, FUD, or a relic of times past when knob and tube was popular or some other reason?My parents seem more paranoid about electricity than I am. I grew up in times of grounded outlets. They didn't. I've been told "stories" of bad shocks, etc.I mainly want to keep an electric heater plugged into a lamp timer at night when I go to bed, this way it turns on before I wake up, and the room is nice and warm. I have a fancy thermostat for the house to accomplish this, but it's a waste to heat the whole house up that much. Not sure if this is a good idea.
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I mainly want to keep an electric heater plugged into a lamp timer at night when I go to bed, this way it turns on before I wake up, and the room is nice and warm.
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Zileas, have you ever talked with brian kibler about the games competitive play?
Since you are the guy who likes to model things off mtg.
i thought i would ask.
Really good and interesting read. The common sense aspect of fun game design is always there but this pointed out the flaws in a really clear manner.
Never had anyone to play D&D with so never got that into it, but Tomb of Horrors sounds intense.
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Zileas, I'll never forget your reaver-popping thing.
All Right, I have somewhat built a reputation for myself and hopefully Riot Team has taken notice of The Rookie List which is easily the most successful Champion collection posts, and if you guys actually read it clearly the most helpful thing EVER to be posted in Champion Feedback.
All Champions that are pre LeBlanc had their abilities basic effects picked from a box, then their secondary effects picked from another box.
If you are going to post something like this, please don't contradict Riot.
i.e. Master Yi.... where do I begin
Q - Fine, This suits a Swordsman.
W - What the ****, yes I get that he is supposed to be Oriental, this does not mean he has to meditate! It is completely out of place amidst his other abilities, this would suit better on a caster or a tank.
E - Boring and simple, but it suits his theme.
R - You talk about "anti-patterns" Giving a Champion the ability to run at an unslowable massive movement speed, packed by his immense damage means he will be able to kill most champions 1v1 if they aren't a tank. Heck, I've seen a Master Yi kill 1v3 with his ultimate active the entire time and then simply have it ready to use again after doing so, whilst the other 2 on the team attempt to get to him he sits there and meditates back to full and then kills the other 2. (HE WAS NOT FED AT ALL)
That is an Anti-Pattern, and IMO very poor Champion Design.
I would prefer the aura, if a player wasn't ******ed at maths they would obviously accept the aura.
You could even go the 1 step further and combine the 2.
@ Sona comment, that is the dumbest thing I have ever read, it made me want to rip my eyes out and eat them! People would appreciate them far more if they had a greater effect (i.e. Lets Bring Sona into a team fight, so we all essentially have Baron Buffs rather then slight increases that really make no difference)
Yes, giving a Champ the ability to passively buff nearby allies to the extent of Baron buff would be poor design, however stating that PLAYERS prefer less of a buff then a greater one is just ******ed...
@Rupture Comment, In all honesty I am starting to loose faith in Riot's Design Team the further on I read.
1. Playing against a Bloodseeker obviously opens you up to the fact that at any point you are close to him, he is likely to cast Rupture. What makes a player good is knowing what enemy champs and allied champs are capable of doing and when.
2. When you get hit by rupture, it is very obvious that you have been hit. This can be seen by the large amount of blood gushing from your champion. If you cannot see this and keep running you deserve to die.
3. Buff/Debuffs.... They are there for a reason to give a HUD on what is currently affecting your champion for better or worse!
4. Burden of Knowledge promotes team talk. This is essential to winning a game, the more communication of players that are aware of what can happen and even asking... wtf happened is what helps you learn, and hopefully it will only take you 1-3 times to realise how to avoid it. THIS IS WHY ALL NEW CHAMPS GET COMPLAINED ABOUT BEING OP IN THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF RELEASE, BECAUSE EVERYONE IS BURDENED WITH LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
Unclear Optimization
- Yes and no, for example Irelia will forever have an unclear optimization because it can only ever do one of the two effects per cast.
- @Proudmoore comment you are so, SO wrong.
- Not every ability in a game will be optimized to its maximum potential, however if you cast this and it results in your team scoring a kill without anyone dying, that it has been optimized whether or not it buffed your allies or not.
An LoL example of Poor Optimization is the way you have designed and constructed Tryndamere.
- His Innate grants him more crit and crit damage the lower his HP is, and this synergizes like a peach with Undying Rage.
- Bloodlust however is Poorly optimized, as it not only counter effects your Innate, but it also removes the buffs you gain from it when used, essentially a player must decide when to use this and when it will be most effective, never really gaining full optimization from this ability!
Use Pattern Mis-matches Surrounding Gameplay
... So for example if a ranged champion had a melee ability that did KB to an opponent this would be a mis-match?
These abilities are necessary some times!
Fun Fails to Exceed Anti-Fun
AHAHAHAH That is rich coming from the design team that made it possible to get CC chained by the greater majority of Champion Lineups.
As this game was based of DotA, I should remind you that there are only 4 Vanilla CCs.
- Stun
- Freeze
- Snare
- Blind
And all of these were used to a limited extent. However in LoL there are maybe.... 10 Champions at the most that DO NOT have a CC, compared to the greater majority of champions in DotA.
If a Champion for example had a powerful manaburn that reduced it's target's mana by a huge chunk, and then upon re-cast or after X seconds that mana was sent back to the target dealing additional damage, this would be the ultimate fix for your "anti-fun" problem.
Conflicted Purpose
- Clearly an ability like this would be used first, only a noob or an ******* last hitter would save this for the kill.
- i.e. If you cast this on an opponent that had say 1.5k HP, (ignoring resistances) this would reduce them to 1k HP and slow them, allowing you to pop in more damage for the kill.
HOWEVER! If you used normal abilities against the same target, and were greedy enough to not open with a slow and big damage, and instead waited til you were certain this would get the last hit. It not only is unoptimized, but it wastes the full damage potential AND the slow.
- Just because a Warrior needs to be hit to gain rage does not mean they HAVE to be hit.
- There is a thing called Auto Attacks which majority of games have, so if you chain a stun in that gives you an immediate DPS advantage against the enemy, essentially still assisting in helping you win a conflict.
False Choice -- Deceptive Wrong Choice
- Wrong, there is a thing that I like to call the "Surprise Cockfags Effect" in which, the ability example you stated has multi-uses, even for enemies.
- i.e. If the champion casts this wall in the attempt to knock a weakened opponent towards you and the intended victim manages to avoid it, then along comes a full hp tanky DPS charging straight at your wall, willing to take the damage it deals in order to get all up in your grill. This is a prime example of SCE.
A room with three treasure chests, all of which have no treasure and lethal traps
Well yeah, but If you have a Good Rogue they can check first >.>
False Choice -- Ineffective Choice
- This is what makes a game fun ffs!
- If there were an ability that dealt higher damage the closer to the centre of it, but slowed target's hit by say 15%, but did less damage the further away they were from the centre but slowed by 50%.
- Abilities like this are what makes games fun, as they require quick decision making and premeditated tactics to ensure a kill against the target.
"Do you nuke them harder or do you slow them more??"
Questions like this are what add the competitive edge to gaming, and more of stuff like this is essential to a game!
Or We Could **** the Player!!1111oneoneone
- This happens all the time with Fiddles (Fear, Drain wait.... silence more drain Repeat.. >_>)
In all honesty, the Riot Team has a fetish for pumping their champion's with CC's.
Enough is enough, as there are far too many in game already!
This Creation of a Player ****ing is the only thing letting down LoL at the moment.
I Suggest instead of bringing out newer and newer champs, revisit the old ones and remake their abilities to suit the flow of abilities that these new champs exhibit.
i.e. Master Yi, one of the oldest needs a desperate remake. His abilities are very boring, this is offset however by the fact that he is stupidly powerful. Essentially, the way to win a game (of anything) is to Stack Crit, Attack Speed and Dodge (PA) and you have done the same thing to Yi!
- Q avoids damage and is a Blink
- W is a prime example of sitting in the middle of battle and essentially ignoring enemies during Lane phase!
- E just adds damage, and when activated adds some more (like ****, I've seen some bad champion suggestion abilities and Yi's takes the cake for boring)
- R adds MS..... Bleh >.>
Tryndamere's shout is not an example of this and here is why:
- If you use it and enemies are facing you, they have their damage reduced so you can comfortably fight them at melee range.
- If they are running, then this means they are facing away and the slow serves it's purpose.
- If this ability were to slow target's facing him, it would be unessential as he already has a very good escape ability and slowing a target's MS for an steady area fight accounts for nothing, seeing you need to be at melee range anyway, meaning they can hit you back.
Your approach at Champ Design IMO needs a big cup of coffee.
Players DO want exciting abilities!
Take a Look at the List I posted and run through the Rookie List section, pick a Champion and make them and I ensure that it will make over 9 million in RP sales >.>
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I don't see what the point of these rules is. All they do is limit creativity and design without really any benefits.
I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sure I learned how Rupture worked the first time it killed me. You spray blood everywhere when you move.
What about someone playing against Leblanc and has no idea what her ultimate is? Aren't they going to pretty much going to die? "Hrm, she's hitting pretty hard, but she just hit me with her spell; it must be on cooldown! Even if she did have some ability that allows her to cast again or something, according to how much damage that last one did, I should live! Surely it doesn't add a ton of bonus damage or anything!" Yeah, right. That's really forgiving to a new player.
Also, the "Burden of Knowledge" is pretty much nullified by a mechanic you already have in your game, the Death Recap."What killed me? Oh, Rupture.. lets see here.. does damage while I move! I now know what to do when that happens next time!"
I see no problems there.
Unclear Optimization? Isn't user error in general basically unclear optimization? You can't limit how interesting the abilities can be just because some people can't understand simple concepts. Catering to dumbs is no way to promote a "competitive" game.
Use Pattern Mis-Matches Surrounding Gameplay? That's a silly argument. How can something be mis-matched if designed correctly? There's dozens of people on these forums that could make, say a range champion with melee abilities, or a melee caster, work in design. Check the champion suggestions forums.
Fun Fails to Exceed Anti-fun? It's a competitive game.. last time I checked, putting your opponent in unfavorable positions is how you win these kind of things. There's always going to be a winner and loser; this rule is nonsensical and shouldn't hinder the creation of interesting mechanics. You already have stuns; what else could you make that breaks this silly rule anymore than that does?
Conflicted Purpose? Come on now. So you don't want the players to make decisive moves using their abilities? This is silly.
Anti-Combo? Competent design can make something like that work. Also, you know, players not being absolutely ******ed. A DoT and a CC breakable on damage could easily work together in the same kit. That's the player's fault if they're that downright stupid.
False Choice -- Deceptive Wrong Choice? Another very silly rule. Wouldn't any skill-shot fall under this category? Come on now. Look at that exact ability you gave as an example; what about using the wall to get a free ride to the caster to kill him? What about using the wall to move yourself from potentially more dangerous targets on their team? This isn't a design rule, the ability just needed tweaking if it wasn't working right.
False Choice -- Ineffective Choice? Well, pretty sure you've already broken this one a dozen times already. Harassing or ganking Vladimir? I don't know about you, but Sanguine Pool pretty much makes you feel ineffective in that department. Harassing Mordekaiser? Yeah, pretty sure you're just wasting your breath majority of time. Does this stop the game from functioning? Absolutely not. They work alright, evidently.
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Gulfstream Park's combined pari-mutuel handle the weekend of April 2-3 was $33.6 million, shattering the previous weekend record set last year in Gulfstream's new building by 29%.
Gulfstream Park's combined pari-mutuel handle the weekend of April 2-3 was $33.6 million, shattering the previous weekend record set last year in Gulfstream's new building by 29%.
The third and final pool of Churchill Downs' Kentucky Derby Future Wager ended April 3 with unbeaten champion Uncle Mo favored to win the 137th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
Amazombie, closing with abandon on the far outside for jockey Mike Smith, nipped Captain Cherokee by a head in a terrific finish to the $150,000 Potrero Grande Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Park April 3.
Fillies by Flashy Bull and Kafwain were among the standouts April 3 during the under-tack show for the Fasig-Tipton Texas sale of 2-year-olds in training. They each worked an eighth of a mile in :10 1/5.
Robert LaPenta's S.S. Stone again showed his affinity for the main track at Gulfstream Park with an easy victory in the $100,000 Skip Away Stakes (gr. III) April 3.
Relentless Dialed In came from last on a speed-favoring Gulfstream Park main track to get up in the final couple of strides over 68-1 outsider Shackleford by a head in the $1 million Florida Derby (gr. I) April 3.
Speedster Little Mike played the bully once again on the Gulfstream Park turf, tallying in the $100,000 Emirates Airlines Appleton Stakes April 3 for his third grade III win of the meet.
Travelin Man, in just the third start of his career for trainer Todd Pletcher, easily put away his four rivals to register a convincing two-length win in the $147,000 Swale Stakes (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park April 3.
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Rex Ingamells was a poet and the founder of the Jindyworobak movement. He was born in Ororoo, South Australia. He gained his education at the University of Adelaide, prior to becoming a high school teacher. He also worked as a journalist and publisher's representative. In 1951 he lectured in Australian Literature at the Melbourne Technical College.
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Shifting Camp
Glint of gumtrees in the dawn, so million coloured: bush wind-borne magpie-music, rising, falling; and voices of the stockmen calling.
Macquarie Harbour
Macquarie Harbour jailers lock the sullen gates no more..... but lash-strokes sound in every shock of ocean on the dismal rocks
The Camp Fires of the Past
A thousand, thousand camp fires every night, in ages gone, would twinkle to the dark from crest and valley in the rolling bush, from mulga scrub and mallee scrub, from dunes
News of the Sun
The noon is on the cattle-track; the air is void of sound, except where crows, poised burning-black, cry to the dusty ground.
This piece of hardwood, cunningly shaped, was curved so evenly while piccaninnies gaped at a Warrior who chipped at it with pieces of flint, and formed it by meticulous dint upon dint.
Ship from the Thames
Stay, ship from Thames with fettered sails in Sydney Cove, this ebb of tide; your gear untangled from the gales, imprisoned at your anchor ride.
Captain William Bligh
Look for an iron soul to bear the piled anathema of time, to take, without abjectness, scorn of every human rout,
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Even if vaccines may work in theory would not mean that the way vaccines are used in practice is automatically all good.
You can reject premise two "current use of vaccines is all good" without even getting into premise 1 "adaptive immune system is sound".
One could 100% be dialed in to the adaptive immune system theory and still believe current vaccine practice to be highly questionable, with zero contradictions.
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This cute baby grow is a perfect gift for any new born this Christmas. From renowned fashion designer Paul Smith, this set includes a baby grow and a comforter, both are concealed in a lunch box which makes for a perfect present. The baby grow features popper fastening at the crotch and down the back and is finished with a lovely hand drawn bunny print on the front.
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Several search marketing-related companies are included on the Tech 200, a list of the fastest-growing tech companies in the U.S. It's the second year that Lead411 has compiled the list (although last year's list included 500 companies), which includes companies in several industries: software, hardware, internet, media, advertising, wireless, telecom, IT services, e-commerce and consulting.
The Tech 200 ranks companies not based on overall revenue, but on sales growth between 2008 and 2010. Congrats to the following search marketing-related companies that we've spotted on the Tech 200:
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SEO: One Of Highest ROI Tactics
As part of this year's list, Lead411 surveyed the companies to find out how they've grown their businesses. Although the respondents collectively spend only 13% of their marketing budgets on SEO, it was listed as one of the highest ROI tactics behind email marketing and trade shows, and more than double traditional advertising.
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From Unpublished writing of The Akshaya Patra Vol. One Book One; entitled "Manasa Bhajare: Worship in the Mind" written by myself. This is: Volume One Book ONE Discourse ONE Manasa Bhajare- Worship in the Mind of the Akshaya Patra
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The Awakening Axiom – On the "Tree of the One Thing"
Ong Sri Sai Sachchidekam Brahma "God is in me, God is me, I am God." That is our fate if God is everywhere - ONE.
We come "into" Being, not born "of" atoms, but "into" atoms. God as Brahma is by definition Consciousness whose property is that of superconscious energy...
Truth is pragmatic; enduring, mature and insightful. Truth is wedded to righteousness; eternal, unchanging. Truth is reflected in the sweetness in the voice. Truth is power; unfailing; witnessing. Truth is super-natural. Nature is bound to Truth. Nature is bound to righteousness; like the monkey to his master.
Space is a boundless Eternity. Awareness occupies Space. Space is at PEACE. Nature is energetic and changing. Nature is the measure of space. Space is no-place. Space is unchanging.
Time is change that sweeps thru eternity as motion, as vibration. Time is the measure, the division of the timeless Eternity. Time divides space as the instance of vibration and rhythm. Nature is bound by the measure. Eternity and Space are measureless; beyond the limits of motion.
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You exit off the Interstate from Nebraska, but cross to Wyoming. If you just need to do some laundry and don't want to pay a lot for full hookups, this will work. But it's not the greatest place... You get full hookups, water, sewer, electric, and laundry and showers. Laundry and showers were so-so. Adequate for the price. Sites are all on grass. When I got there, no one was on duty, it was self registration. There was a Good Sam logo, so I contacted the phone number displayed to inquire as to whether I can take the Good Sam discount. It rang to the police station. The person who answered the phone said that the police station answers the phone on weekends. Lovely. They weren't sure if I could take the discount or not, so I was told to wait and pay in the morning. Guess what, it turned out I COULD take the discount! I paid $18, full price was $20. The sites are grassy, and are "front and back twosies." Sites 1-24 are for the overnighters. Other sites are for perms. There were a few perms there at the time. This is an area that can get windy, and it was windy the night I stayed there. We camped at Pine Bluffs RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
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I'm hoping there's a recipe to take lite fruit yogurt and add some more fruit to make my own diet popsicles. Other recipes to make diet frozen fruit bars and/or fudgcicles would be great too. I used to make juice pops for my kids long ago and haven't a clue how I did it. I think I used frozen juice concentrate as the base because simply freezing juice was pretty tasteless. Got any ideas? I am willing to experiment. I'm trying to keep the calories under 100 per serving. If there's another site I should check out, please point me. Now I'm going to search for popcicle molds too! How's that for faith in this forum!
Another. Pick any combo of your favorite fruit/yogurt.
Here is a link that might be useful: Another Popsicle Recipe
Here's a fudgesicle recipe using yogurt (I assume could be low-fat yogurt & skim milk.)
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I think Nordic countries should get nuclear weapons. Deploy them to Swedish subs, Norwegian/Icelandic missile silos/ships and Finish AF. Sweden actually had a quite successful nuclear program in 60's, it's sad that the hippies got into power and closed it. If you ever visit Stockholm, I do advise you to visit "war" museum on Riddars gatan (I'm not sure about spelling). I went there when I was on booze cruise between Helsinki and Stockholm and wasn't disappointed. Got to handle different weapons from AK4 to older infantry weapons that the Swedes have used. Saw some mysterious peaces used in their nuclear program etc...
The most European countries could develop nuclear weapons in a short order if they wanted to. They have chosen not to and I think it's mistake, ultimately Russia believes only force. Luckily French and UK have had bit more street smarts and have enough nukes to make any country think twice before attacking EU.
End of the day, it's not Russias business what Norway does with her ships. Especially as long as they have Russian nukes pointed towards them.
The frigates are delivered with one 8-cell launcher with ESSM, except the last, KNM Thor Heyerdahl, which was delivered with with two launchers. This extra launcher, and any additional weapons are not mentioned in the defense budget, or anywhere else afaik. Perharps the launcher is a "gift" from the US, with some interesting inside
http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevnsfortet Stevns fortress had NIKE Hercules missile on standby, and Flensburg was within 30 minutes flight. The fortress was build to face the Baltic Sea and defend against incoming soviet attack.
http://arbejderen.dk/node/13713 article (in Danish) being a far left leaning newspaper I would take it with a grain of salt if it wasn't because they claim their source is Jyllands Posten. I haven't found the original article from Jyllands Posten, maybe not avaliable online but I'll look into that.
Article about the possible procedure and delivery of warheads: http://www.chakoten.dk/honest_john_dk.html#efterskrift, check the quotes from veterans who manned the rockets. (in Danish)
The only english article I could find on the subject by Historisktidsskrift about the "flexible" political attitude to nuclear weapons in Denmark in the 50'ies. http://www.historisktidsskrift.dk/summary/101_109.html
And last but not least the stories of my old man who did 40 years in the danish navy, I can't quote anything specific from him but his knowledge of the danish cold war era and all our secret dealings and locations is extensive, not something every boy learns in school that is for sure.
Edit: maybe wrong to say that Denmark had nukes, more like the US or NATO had them on standby.
Norway and Russia have been steadily increasing their relations over the last few years. Statoil Hydro was given a huge contract in the Shtockman project.
So naturally, trying to pull them away from a role where they can threaten Russia's strategic nuclear detterant is the logical next step, if relations are going to progress past a certain level. I don't think that Russia is demanding anything though - it sounds a lot more like; keep the Aegis system off your ships, and we will be more accomodating in other issues.


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Is it just me...or is there something to this?
Yesterday morning I did the majority of my big spring garden clean up. That means I got right down at dirt level and pulled up old mulch, dry leaves and whatnot. I think of it as a "reunion" each spring - "WOW...I haven't seen you for a year! Welcome back!" That kind of thing. I check all the teensy sprouts...the iffy perennials...all that.
We had tornadoes through here yesterday evening. Two miles away.
Well, the nasty weather blew through - thank God we didn't have major damage (the roof still has to be inspected, though, because we did have BIG hail) - and this morning...well, things have just taken off. Suddenly hostas are up that were NOT there yesterday. Alliums are a good half inch taller. And so on.
I've noticed this before after severe storms. Am I nuts? Has anyone else noticed this? Anybody got an explanation?
I've heard that this could be partially due to the nitrification of the air due to lightning strikes; resulting airborne nutrients are then supposedly carried to the ground via rainwater. Sounds good, anyway. Mostly, it's probably just a response by the plants, which have been receiving increased light and warmth, and whose growth is triggered by the sudden abundance of rain. Plants like Hosta tend to make most of their growth for the season in one push, anyway, so there's a mechanism that lets them take advantage of the opportune time to do it. However it happens, it is one of life's little miracles.