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Cyclists enjoying special lanes
Pembina Highway stretch called unique in Canada
It was her 41st birthday on Friday, so for Jan Guise, the old "arrive alive" adage was apropos as she cycled home from work.
Guise was able to travel along the city's first-ever buffered bike lanes as she cruised north on Pembina Highway between Plaza Drive and Chevrier Boulevard.
The lanes, along both the east and west sides of Pembina in that stretch, were officially opened Friday by Local Government Minister Ron Lemieux and Mayor Sam Katz.
-- cyclist Jan Guise, who rides to work at the University of Manitoba from her River Heights home
"It's just so nice to have a dedicated lane along such a busy street. It does make me feel safer and I can go fast now," said Guise, a librarian at the University of Manitoba. She cycles to work from her River Heights home in all conditions except snow. "I was worried about all the driveways (into businesses), that cars would be cutting in front of me, but I haven't noticed that at all."
The project, said to be unique in Canada, cost $4 million, including $3.5 million from the City of Winnipeg's capital budget and $500,000 from the province's Road Improvement Fund.
The buffered bike lanes are marked by painted lines on the pavement, with polyposts placed at regular intervals to serve as an eye-catching alert for motorists.
"This is nice, it is safe. They have the railings (polyposts), so I feel comfortable and safe while I ride," said Jayanta Debnath, 35, a student who cycles daily from his Fort Garry home to the U of M, where he is taking his PhD in electrical engineering.
"Before, I would go by the pedestrians (on the sidewalk instead of the street). This is better, and for the community, biking is a very good option. It's good exercise and saves money (on gas)."
A key component of the buffered bike lanes is the bus-stop-island feature. A slight incline in the paved bike path takes cyclists around bus shelters. Bicycles travel around the bus stop on a part of the sidewalk that is divided from the pedestrian side by "way-finding tactile surfaces," which look like narrow rumble strips. The rumble strips on the pedestrian side are horizontal to alert cyclists they are on the wrong side of the sidewalk. Cyclists return to the regular bike path on the other side of the bus stops. With this system in the buffered bike lanes, cyclist and bus need never meet.
Guise said the polyposts made an immediate difference in the bike lanes.
"Before those went up, especially in the morning, a lot of vehicles would stop in these lanes to do deliveries and school buses would stop to take pickups, which was not the point (of having the bike lanes)," said Guise, who is able to take full advantage of the buffered bike lanes as she turns off Pembina onto Chevrier to head home.
"The other nice thing about them putting in these lanes is that they repaved the road."
A joint statement from the civic and provincial governments noted the buffered bike lanes are part of the city's Active Transportation (AT) network, including the Bishop Grandin Greenway.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 29, 2013 A18
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The first asylum seekers arrived nearly six months ago and many have gone on hunger strike, with some stitching their lips, in protest at the time it has taken to start processing their claims.
Nauru's Minister responsible for the Regional Processing Centre, Dominic Tabuna, said the changes in cabinet have not affected the government's plan to start processing the transferees from 20 March.
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- Lowcountry superstitions of night time spirits like Plateyes and Boo Hags. Find out how to protect yourself from being followed home or ridden in your sleep.
- Haunted houses and structures like the South End Brewery where a famous Charlestonian tippler committed suicide after watching his family fortune burn and sink to the bottom of the harbor. Learn what the owners of the brewery had to do for him to save their business...
- Criminals, pirates, and others, including Revolutionary hero Isaac Hayne played by Mel Gibson in The Patriot. After the British hanged him for treason, he haunted the home of his daughters until December 20, 1860. Find out why he stopped on that fateful day.
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Step into the realm of the supernatural with Bulldog Tours. Along the way, you'll discover haunted and historic Charleston sites only we can show you!
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Dungeon Tour
|Sat, Mar 28 9:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Group of Friends
The tour was enjoyable and informative. I wouldn't go out of my way to take it again though.
|Rating: 3
Just okay
|Sat, Mar 28 9:00 PM
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This was my third ghost tour in Charleston. It was okay, not the best I've been on. Last year, my friends and I did the Ghost and Graveyard tour and we liked that one much better. The dungeon mannequins were sort of cheesy, at least in my opinion, but I understand why you would have them. The tour guide was every knowledgeable and made it a good experience though.
|Rating: 5
Great tour for a taste of history!
|Thu, Mar 26 7:00 PM
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We loved our Dungeon tour especially because the guide was interesting and fun to listen to. I wouldn't really say it's scary, so it's good for people who don't like to be scared. I loved all the history I learned walking to the Dungeon and in the Dungeon itself. As a local, I'll definitely be checking out another tour or two from Bulldog.
|Rating: 4
Historical Ghost Tour
|Sat, Mar 21 7:00 PM
|Group of Friends
I love history and the ghost tour provides a lot of it. It is fun to hear about the history of a place along with ghost stories from the area. What is even better is to hear stories that you can't find in the history books. The guide made the history and the ghost stories come alive.
|Rating: 5
|Sat, Jan 17 9:00 PM
|Group of Friends
Had a great time
|Rating: 5
|Sat, Jan 17 9:00 PM
|Group of Friends
Had a great time
|Rating: 2
Not Exciting
|Sat, Jan 17 7:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
If this was listed strictly as a history tour it would be more accurate. Tour guide was extremely boring and had huge gaps in between talking spots and points. Enjoyed the Ghost and Graveyard tour much more on our last visit.
Bulldog Tours responded:
I'm sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy the Ghost and Dungeon Tour. Do you remember your tour guide's name? We would like the opportunity to address it with the correct guide. The tour does actually tell many history tales, but does include some ghost stories as well. It is not intended to be scary like a haunted house. I am sorry that you didn't enjoy the tour, but I am happy to hear that you enjoyed our Ghost and Graveyard Tour. Can you tell us what was good about that tour? Again, thank you for the feedback, but give us a call if you would like to go into more detail about your experience on the Ghost and Dungeon Tour. Call 843-722-8687.
|Rating: 2
Boring - Not worth the monty
|Sat, Dec 27, 14 9:00 PM
|Family With Children
In 1.5 hours we only visited 3 places and all were boring. The guide, although very nice, did not tell stories that we thought helped the event. There was nothing spooky about the experience, not that I expected that, but I did expect some fun/interesting Charleston history - that didn't happen either. We've been on other ghost tours that were very well executed. This was not one of them.
|Rating: 4
Very informational and entertaining.
|Sat, Dec 27, 14 7:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Couple on a Date
Having been on a ghost tour in St. Augustine the year before, and getting some great pictures, we were excited to try this in another town. It was a last minute stopover on our way from FL to MD. Our tour guide was entertaining and gave us a lot of great information. We saw some great old places, but from outside the gates. Not much chance of getting any good images. That part was disappointing, but maybe we had unreasonable expectations. Like I said, it was very entertaining and not a waste of our time!
|Rating: 5
Spooky Ghost and Dungeon Tour was Scary Fun!
|Sat, Dec 27, 14 7:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
My friend and I had the pleasure of doing the Ghost and Dungeon tour last Saturday night (Dave was the tour guide). It was so much fun! We loved the stories, descriptions and atmosphere of the tour. We saw a different angle of Charleston history and met cool people too. I highly recommend this tour!
- Do I have to purchase tickets in advance?
- Advanced purchase is strongly recommended, as tours often sell out well in advance. To maximize your chances of getting the day and time you prefer, please book well in advance.
- What if it rains?
- Tours will go on rain or shine. If there is a hurricane in Charleston at the time of the tour, there is no need to show up. We will be busy boarding up windows or throwing a Hurricane Party. (Seriously though, we run in every kind of weather.)
- Are restrooms available?
- Unfortunately, there are no designated restroom stops along the tour route.
- Are cameras & video recorders allowed on the tours?
- YES!! In fact, we highly recommend taking pictures during the tour. We often get pictures of some eerie stuff from our guests – especially from The Dungeon (Charleston Ghost & Dungeon Tour) and the Jail (Haunted Jail Tour)!! We would appreciate you sending anything out of the ordinary to us. You can e-mail us any photos.
- Is there an age limit for the tour? Do I have to purchase a ticket for my young child?
- You know your children better than we do, so there is no official age limit for the tour. For children ages 7 to 12, you should purchase a reduced price Child ticket. Children ages 6 years and under may attend for free, but you'll still need to enter the appropriate number of Wee One tickets labeled "Free" when purchasing. All guests, regardless of age, must have a ticket, so please make sure your entire party is accounted for in this way.
- What is the difference between your tours? Are they appropriate for children?
- Each tour goes to a unique location. The Charleston Ghost and Dungeon Tour and The Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour are family oriented but if your child screams the entire trip, we do ask you keep that child at least 100 feet from the other guests. And if your child freaks out from hearing ghost stories, it is probably your fault, not ours. The Haunted Jail Tour may be too scary for young children or easily frightened adults. The Darkside of Charleston tour is rated R and not suitable for children because it contains adult content.
- Are we gonna see a ghost on the any of the tours?
- Maybe. However, there is a minimal charge of $3 per person if we see a ghost. That is, if you stick around to actually PAY the $3!!
- Why is The Dark Side of Charleston Rated R?
- The Darkside of Charleston is an adult history tour. Topics include brothels, scandals, murder, crime, bootlegging, and prostitution. It is only suitable for people who are at least 17 years old, even if your child has watched an obscene amount of cable TV!
- What about ghosts in the Old City Jail?
- Let's just say that if you get scared easily, do not take The Haunted Jail Tour!! The Jail is not quite as scary if it is light outside. Perhaps the 7pm depending on the time of the year.
- Where does the tour end?
- All tours end in the vicinity of the meeting location in Charleston's Historic Market District.
- How much walking is involved?
- This tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and covers about 3/4 mile. There are frequent stops along the way and the tour is far from strenuous unless you are grotesquely out of shape, in which case, the walk did you some good. Your doctor and our boss thank you for taking the tour.
- Can I buy food or drinks along the way? What about souvenirs?
- Unfortunately, because of time constraints, we make only scheduled stops. You may want to bring a bottle of water as it can get fairly warm in Charleston.
- Are these tours only for tourists?
- Of course not. All Bulldog Tours are chock full of facts and stories even the oldest Charlestonian couldn't tell you. Tourists and locals alike all learn things about Charleston they didn't know before and have a great time in the process.
- Are there other ghost tours that go into the Dungeon?
- No, The Charleston Ghost & Dungeon Tour is the ONLY tour in town that goes into the Dungeon! Many other tours will walk you by the Dungeon, but we are the only tour that can take you inside.
- Is the tour wheelchair- and/or stroller-accessible?
- Using a wheelchair or a stroller can be very difficult in Charleston due to 300 year-old cobblestone and slate streets. Also, navigating the graveyards and the uneven dungeon floor can be challenging.
- Are there any discounts available?
- Customers booking through Zerve will automatically receive a $2 per adult ticket website discount on all adult tickets. This will effectively cancel out the $2 ticket fee charged by Zerve for advanced tickets. Additionally, an extra $1 per adult ticket will automatically be taken off for purchases including 8 or more adult tickets. No further discounts will be applied upon check-in.
- Do we guarantee the tours?
- Yes, if you are not 100% satisfied with the tour, your money will be refunded.
- I have a group of more than 20 people. Will we all be able to attend the tour together?
- Unfortunately, Charleston law prohibits us from leading walking tour groups larger than 20 participants. If your group exceeds 20 people, please keep in mind that we will have to split you into smaller groups in accordance with the law.
- Are the tours conducted in English only?
- Yes. But you don't need to understand every word out of the tour guide's mouth to see the historic and supernatural sights.
- Can I arrange for a private event?
- Yes! A private Bulldog tour can make any occasion more memorable. Please click "Contact Bulldog" to the left of the page to find out more. Advanced notice is required.
- Can I buy a gift certificate?
- Bulldog Tours does offer gift certificates. To purchase or find out more information, please click "Contact Bulldog".
Refund/Rescheduling Policy
- Non-refundable, can be rescheduled with 24 hours notice.
- Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded. You may reschedule your tickets (subject to availability) only if you do so at least 24 hours in advance.
Weather Policy
- Activity takes place rain or shine.
- The activity runs regardless of weather conditions. In the rare situation where the seller is forced to cancel the event, ticket-holders will be allowed to reschedule to another time (subject to availability).
Other Policies
- Online Coupon
- Customers booking through Zerve will automatically receive a $2 per adult ticket website discount on all adult tickets. This will effectively cancel out the $2 ticket fee charged by Zerve for advanced tickets. No further discounts will be applied upon check-in. Please proceed to the next page for a breakdown of your total charges.
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Conserving America's rich history and landmarks is one of Bulldog Tours' most important commitments. A portion of everyone's admission is donated to the preservation of the Old Exchange Building and the Provost Dungeon in Charleston.


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CARDIFF (AFP) - Just when Wales thought another disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign could not get any worse came the news that Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger will be fit for Wednesday's match here at the Millennium Stadium.
Football superpower Germany, three-times winners of the World Cup, made it four wins from five matches, with one draw in their quest to reach the 2010 finals in South Africa, with a comfortable 4-0 victory over minnows Liechtenstein in Leipzig on Saturday.
Bayern Munich's Schweinsteiger scored Germany's third goal in that Group Four match but missed Monday's training session in order to help heal a groin injury.
"Bastian has a slight groin strain, but there is no danger of him missing the Wales game," said Germany manager Oliver Bierhoff.
"The fact he missed training was just a precautionary measure, he just needs another half day of rest."
And Hamburg winger Piotr Trochowski, who scored the winner against the Welsh in Germany's 1-0 World Cup qualifier win in October, is fit for selection having missed the Liechtenstein win with a knee injury.
Germany captain Michael Ballack, who plays his club football for Chelsea and so faces the likes of Wales internationals Craig Bellamy and Simon Davies in the Premier League, warned his compatriots to expect a sterner test in Cardiff than one they'd been presented with in Leipzing.
"That was not the strongest opponent we will face, but we did the job and we know Wales will be a different class." However, Wales captain Bellamy was not so sure.
The Manchester City striker was disconsolate after a 2-0 loss at home to Finland last weekend appeared to wreck Wales's chances of qualifying for their first major finals since the 1958 World Cup.
"That was two poor sides trying to contest this game and neither of us have got a glimmer of hope of qualifying," Bellamy said.
"Where we go from here, God knows. We've just got a lot of games to play and get as many points as we can but same old story, we're out of the group."
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"We can pick ourselves up, we have done it in the past. We can recover from this with five games left," the former Liverpool and Wales striker said.
Wales are waiting to discover the full extent of injuries sustained by midfielders Davies and Jason Koumas.
Meanwhile West Ham defender James Collins, who went close to scoring against Finland with a diving header, will have his fitness assessed after what was his first match in five weeks following a hamstring problem.
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Tulips are beautiful !
The tulips have been so lovely for a couple of weeks now. I have other varieties yet to bloom, and since I saw some of the daffodil photos posted here last year, I ordered several new varieties that are just beginning to bloom. I love the bulbs, they give so much beauty for little effort.
Your tulips look great Kay! Good job. I've planted hundreds and they're definitely my favorites... I'm going to love my peonies but they're so much more work - bulbs are the faithfuls of my garden - they work hard for you no matter what. lol.
If you're looking for more, if you haven't already tried it, I've had great success with Brecks and I tried quite a few (hundred... I know...it's an illness) from White Flower Farm this fall and they're coming up nicely. I wanted white lily flowering tulips and Brecks didn't carry them so I branched out and I'm glad I did. So many choices.
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Portland's Public Art
A Guide and History
Sculpture, murals, landscape art, fountains, and glasswork exhibits from every section of the city, through 1983.
Publisher: [Portland, Ore.] : Western Imprints, [1983]
Branch Call Number: 709.7954 G554p
Characteristics: xii, 69 p., [2] fold. p. of plates :,ill., ports., maps ;,23 cm
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McDonald's is about to start testing an all-day breakfast option. Here is the complete 24-item Mickey D's breakfast menu, ranked.
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»Mahayana Buddhist Temple
This temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Chinatown, and inside rests what many believe to be the largest Buddha in New York at a towering 16 feet (4.88 meters). Two golden lions guard the entrance to the temple, which also houses a large urn with burning incense. Besides the expected Buddhist worship services, the temple also has a gift shop for visitors, and a donation of USD1 is rewarded with a small fortune scroll.
New York's Chinatown is a cultural haven full of ancient and exotic traditions, and a huge amount of restaurants. This bustling and crowded neighborhood is home to over half of the city's Chinese population. In the grocery stores and fruit stands, you will find many food items available nowhere else in the city - from exotic fruit and vegetables to live snails and dried shrimp. Excellent Thai, Vietnamese and Korean restaurants have also joined the mix in more recent times. Every lunar new year, the street are filled with the hubbub of the Chinatown Chinese New Year Parade.
»Edward Mooney House
This historic brick building was built in 1785 by Edward Mooney, a wealthy butcher. Mooney left his home behind when he died in 1800, and since then, the building has been used as a hotel, a pool parlor, a store, a brothel, a restaurant, and is now used as a bank. New York City designated the building as a landmark in 1966. It is the only remaining townhouse from the American Revolutionary period.
»Little Italy
The heart of this well-known Italian neighborhood is Mulberry Street. Years ago, the vast majority of people who lived here were Italian, but expansion of Chinatown and Italian migration to the suburbs has changed the make-up of the neighborhood. Still, cafes, restaurants and bakeries line the street. Take a walk and smell the fresh baked bread, garlic and sauces. Stop for a glass of wine or tiramisu at a sidewalk cafe, or gorge on the salamis hanging from store windows.
»Kehila Kedosha Janina
The Kehila Kedosha Janina was built between 1925 and 1927 in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. It is one of the only Romaniote rite synagogues in the western hemisphere. There are a set of holiday schedule services and lunch tours are also available. A big highlight is the Kehila Kedosha Janina Museum, which preserves the 2000 year old culture of the Romaniotes. Even after years, the synagogue operates in its original form.
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From Chatham Square, Doyers St. runs up to Pell St. and it is here where some of the most brutal murders between rival gangs had taken place. Aptly named 'The Bloody Angle' because of its chaotic past, today there is nary a trace of violence or mayhem in this little alley. However, behind the barbershop facades and the post office that now stands here, there are still many underground passageways and tunnels to evade the law or at least entertain history buffs. In fact, the classic Nom Wah Tea Parlor at 13 Doyers has been here for more than 80 years and is a good choice to unwind with a cup of tea. For more contemporary libations, Apothéke at 9 Doyers is a place to have a wonderfully crafted cocktail without the fear of rival Tong gangs fighting outside!
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Chatham Square is a small Chinatown landmark which is surrounded by the lore and mystique of Old New York. The zone enclosed by Worth, Bowery, East Broadway and Bayard Streets was once known as the notorious "Five Points" neighborhood and before that, it was the site of the old Collect Pond. The square itself was named in honor of William Pitt, the First Earl of Chatham and today it features the Kim Lau Memorial and a statue of Lin Zexu. Benjamin Kim Lau was a Chinese-American fighter pilot who fought in WWII and was shot down in the Pacific Theater. Lin Zexu could be considered the spark which ignited the Opium Wars and a revered member of the Chinese community. Both men are proudly represented and the square remains a popular place to rest amidst the tumult of the city, as well as a great starting point to explore Chinatown.
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The early morning frost clung to the brush as the breaking sun pierced the forest's canopy. Deep within the ancient forest of Ashenvale, a young Orc was hard at work, preparing for the day's events. Jor'rok Steelheart had been awake hours before sunrise, searching the forest for a particular tree. Kalimdor Blackwood was the hardest known wood on the continent and it would serve his purposes quite well, as the sun final broke he was finishing up stripping the branch, fletching it into a thick, durable shaft. He had already gathered feathers the day before from his dinner, a plump gull he shot down off the Zoram'gar coast line.
After his breakfast, he checked on his captive, a young human, barely a man, who he found exploring too far from the Alliance outpost. When he chose to show himself to the boy, he knew that this was the pup's first time seeing an Orc not in chains, it brought a smile to Jor'rok's lips as he subdued him. Ensuring his prize was restrained, Jor took a short walk, coming into sight of the secluded post. He had snuck in the night before, eavesdropped on his targets conversation with Maestra's captain, the caravan planned to depart around mid day, hopefully making it through Ashenvale by night fall.
Captain Ogden Stormmaul was an aging Dwarf, he had seen several battles, but his charges, three young rifleman had never seen combat before, the higher up's apparently thought this escort mission was a first good exercise for the recruits. None of that mattered to Jor'rok as he returned to his camp, sitting on his stump, he began chipping away at a stone, the caravan, the Elves, the rifleman, nothing mattered but Stormmaul, his prey. Blowing the dust from the arrow head, Jor completed his arrow and tested the pull on his bow, it took all his strength to pull the bowstring back. Elekk's were massive creature's, it would take a precise and powerful shot to drop one in a single blow.
Looking up at the sky, Jor'rok was ready, the time was growing near. Walking over to his captive, he hoisted him up, he could smell the fear sweating from the boy as he held him back the back of the neck, leaning him over his small campfire, the human struggled and screamed against the cloth in his mouth. Jor'rok pulled a black, stone knife from it's place on his jacket, the one he had made when he left the Shu'halo. Sliding the blade across the humans throat as he whispered to Legba and Ogoun, asking for their blessing on his hunt as he gave them this sacrifice.
The path through Astranaar was no longer safe, the caravan used a less known path, to bypass Hellscream's Watch. The sun was nearing the middle of the sky when Jor'rok heard his quarry near, glancing from behind his tree he saw the Captain in front, axe in hand, a soldier on either side and one in the back. The Elekk pulling the supplies in front, a small, covered wagon behind it, pulled by a mule. Jor knew with the Elekk down, they would be trapped, the path was to narrow to turn the wagon around. Waiting patiently as the convoy moved towards his hiding spot, Jor'rok pulls back his bow, slides around the tree, aim's his shot carefully and whisper's under his breath, "Lok'tar Ogar," then releases...
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Edited by Jorrok on 2/5/2013 3:39 PM PST
(( Thank you for reading it, Jor is getting close to 90 and I wanted to sort of do what I would call an introductory post, sort of give some of the people he may be interacting with a glimpse on what to expect from the character. This story is going to end up being 4-5 posts in total and I'm going to try and get one out every day if not every other day. Hopefully you enjoy the rest of them))
The loud twang to their right caught the attention of the Dwarves, as they turned towards the source, their attention was snapped back in front of them as the Elekk pulling the supply wagon let out a horrifying, ear-splitting bellow. The beast's cries were cut short as the arrow pierced it's skull, killing it nearly instantly as it began to topple over, the enormous weight snapping the wooden supports like twigs. The dwarves and night elf who was driving the wagon threw their hands up to block the shower of splinters and dust as the Elekk came to rest in the middle of the road.
Jor'rok did not wait to see if his arrow met it's mark, having moved quickly behind the tree he used as cover, getting his second arrow ready and waiting. Hearing the beast cry out and the breaking of wood brought a smirk to his lips, though he knew this was only the beginning, he could hear the Captain shouting to his men in Dwarven. He had no understanding of the language and just stood there, slowing pulling back on the tight bowstring, listening as everything went quiet except for the shuffle of feet and the cocking of rifles. He knew the Night Elves were fierce adversaries but this one didn't have the look of a Druid or Sentinel.
The silence was broken by a scream and the boom of a rifle as one of the dwarves making their way up the hill stepped in his trap. Jor'rok had planted several bear traps along the hill, and knowing these green Mountaineer's would be focused on their wounded comrade, he moved out from his cover, taking aim at one of the other Dwarves, seeing the looks on their faces as he came out, he smiled again and released. The thick, heavy arrow hit the Dwarf square in the chest, piercing straight through him and pinning him against the wagon, he too firing his rifle randomly in the air. Jor'rok began running to the next tree as the two remaining dwarves brought their guns to bear, noticed the elf jump from the wagon and dart for the tree's and a human woman, who was driving the covered wagon jump inside. He jumped behind a log as he heard the boom of the rifles, heard one whiz in behind him and smelled the an aroma of wood as the second grazed the log, boring across the top.
Jumping up, Jor unsheathed his axe and dagger, vaulting from the log and down the hill, maneuvering past his remaing traps towards the ensnared Dwarf, who was too preoccupied with his foot to notice the Orc charging him. Jor'rok lifted his axe above his head, bring it down into the Dwarves skull, his arm shaking at the impact as the blade broke through bone. His partner scream in their language as Jor peeled the Dwarf off his axe, dropping his rifle he pulled his sword and ran forward, he would avenge his comrades and prove his worth to his Captain. Fighting such small creature's seemed awkward for Jor'rok as he moved towards the charging Dwarf, who was letting his anger overtake him as he slashed wide. Dwarves were short but stocky and were much stronger than they looked, but this one was overcome by rage, swinging madly, finding them easy to dodge and sidestep.
Finding an opening, Jor brought his axe down, parrying the wild swing and stepped closer, bringing his knife in, slashing across his foe's arm, stabbing him in the chest before slashing it's throat, feeling the warm spray across his arms. Jor pushed the shocked and gurgling Dwarf back, it fell to the ground as he turned towards the Captain, who was hastily trying to reload his rifle. As the moved towards him, the Captains mouth opened in horror, dropped his rifle, turned and begin running as fast as his short leg's could carry him. Jor'rok was disappointed, he had been tracking this Dwarf for three days, believe he had found a worthy foe, but he was simple craven, his rank filling him with arrogance. The Orc took aim and looses his axe, sending the blade deep into the Captains back. Captain Stormmaul stumbled as he felt a sharp pain his back, his leg's betrayed him as he fell onto his face.
Jor'rok had been so focused on his prey that he had not heard the man climb from the wagon, Matthew Williams was no warrior, but he would defend his family, seeing the carnage before him, he ran towards the Orc who was now walking towards Captain Stormmaul, the Dwarf who had given them passage through Ashenvale. Matthew brought his fist down as the Orc turned to him.
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SG Services is moving to a new "Open Source" development model. Moving forward, the source code for all of our software, including websites, will be published for unlimited use to the community. There are a few things to note, which will protect SG while maximizing value for the community:
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The first round of invites will be sent out to clubs within the next few weeks. We'd like to see all SG club sites migrated away from webman by the end of the semester.
The site is really coming together, and I've included some screenshots so you can see what's up.
Administration panel for organizations.
The main place where users start to explore all of the publicly available feedback data.
Organizations can see a heatmap of where their positive and negative feedback is happening.
Home page - can be customized to make SG branding shine.
The public can see a rich report of the feedback for a particular location, which includes number of smiles and frowns, overall picture of feedback tone, and of course where it is on the map.
Organizations have access to a rich and powerful dashboard for managing their feedback.
Organizations can easily visualize where their feedback locations are.
Each organization can manage their own users, including fine-grained control for what they can and can't see and do.
Mobile interface for submitting feedback.
A user can be an administrator for multiple organizations, and this page makes it easy to switch between managing multiple.
Just drag and drop the marker to create the feedback location.
It is super easy for SG to create a new organization.
Organizations can generate an excel report, for when they need to do more complex analysis of their data.
Organizations can self-service change their name, email and URL as needed.
Its easy for SG to get a global perspective on what organizations are doing with the app.
Its easy for the public to see and understand feedback for an organization.
Organizations can delete feedback, if for example, it contains obscenity.
Control what new users can do in the system.
The UI works hard to make understanding the data easy - smiles are always highlighted in green, frowns are always highlighted in red, and recent smiles receive a nice badge.
Data is broken up into easy-to-use pages.
Even non-technical Directors of Services can manage the application.
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George Price
I'm a student and general layabout from the UK, living in the rural county of Norfolk. I occasionally write, both poetry and prose, mainly to keep me sane. It sometimes works. Anyway, please do read my stuff and let me know what you think.
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George Price Poems
The Man Without the Window
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Well there was a TNG episode(Prallels) that played with the theory of quantum realities.
That all infinite possible outcomes of events actually do happen in other quantum realities.
Considering that we have never seen timetravel happen in this particular way before as we did in the new movie(with a black hole created by red matter) one could theorize and speculate that they did not in fact go back into the past of the prime timelines reality, but in fact entered another quantum reality.
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Néron–Tate height
In number theory, the Néron–Tate height (or canonical height) is a quadratic form on the Mordell-Weil group of rational points of an abelian variety defined over a global field. It is named after André Néron and John Tate.
Definition and properties[edit]
Néron defined the Néron–Tate height as a sum of local heights.[1] Although the global Néron–Tate height is quadratic, the local heights that it is the sum of are not quite quadratic. Tate (unpublished) defined it globally by observing that the logarithmic height associated to a symmetric invertible sheaf on an abelian variety is "almost quadratic," and used this to show that the limit
exists, defines a quadratic form on the Mordell-Weil group of rational points, and satisfies
where the implied constant is independent of .[2] If is anti-symmetric, that is , then the analogous limit
converges and satisfies , but in this case is a linear function on the Mordell-Weil group. For general invertible sheaves, one writes as a product of a symmetric sheaf and an anti-symmetric sheaf, and then
The Néron–Tate height depends on the choice of an invertible sheaf on the abelian variety, although the associated bilinear form depends only on the image of in the Néron–Severi group of . If the abelian variety is defined over a number field K and the invertible sheaf is symmetric and ample, then the Néron–Tate height is positive definite in the sense that it vanishes only on torsion elements of the Mordell-Weil group . More generally, induces a positive definite quadratic form on the real vector space .
On an elliptic curve, the Néron-Severi group is of rank one and has a unique ample generator, so this generator is often used to define the Néron–Tate height, which is denoted without reference to a particular line bundle. (However, the height that naturally appears in the statement of the Birch–Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture is twice this height.) On abelian varieties of higher dimension, there need not be a particular choice of smallest ample line bundle to be used in defining the Néron–Tate height, and the height used in the statement of the Birch–Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture is the Néron–Tate height associated to the Poincaré line bundle on , the product of with its dual.
The elliptic and abelian regulators[edit]
The bilinear form associated to the canonical height on an elliptic curve E is
The elliptic regulator of E/K is
where P1,…,Pr is a basis for the Mordell-Weil group E(K) modulo torsion (cf. Gram determinant). The elliptic regulator does not depend on the choice of basis.
More generally, let A/K be an abelian variety, let B ≅ Pic0(A) be the dual abelian variety to A, and let P be the Poincaré line bundle on A × B. Then the abelian regulator of A/K is defined by choosing a basis Q1,…,Qr for the Mordell-Weil group A(K) modulo torsion and a basis η1,…,ηr for the Mordell-Weil group B(K) modulo torsion and setting
(The definitions of elliptic and abelian regulator are not entirely consistent, since if A is an elliptic curve, then the latter is 2r times the former.)
The elliptic and abelian regulators appear in the Birch–Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture.
Lower bounds for the Néron–Tate height[edit]
There are two fundamental conjectures that give lower bounds for the Néron–Tate height. In the first, the field K is fixed and the elliptic curve E/K and point P ∈ E(K) vary, while in the second, the elliptic Lehmer conjecture, the curve E/K is fixed while the field of definition of the point P varies.
In both conjectures, the constants are positive and depend only on the indicated quantities. It is known that the abc conjecture implies Lang's conjecture.[3][5] The best general result on Lehmer's conjecture is the weaker estimate due to Masser.[6] When the elliptic curve has complex multiplication, this has been improved to by Laurent.[7]
A polarized algebraic dynamical system is a triple (V,φ,L) consisting of a (smooth projective) algebraic variety V, a self-morphism φ : V → V, and a line bundle L on V with the property that for some integer d > 1. The associated canonical height is given by the Tate limit[8]
where φ(n) = φ o φ o … o φ is the n-fold iteration of φ. For example, any morphism φ : PN → PN of degree d > 1 yields a canonical height associated to the line bundle relation φ*O(1) = O(d). If V is defined over a number field and L is ample, then the canonical height is non-negative, and
(P is preperiodic if its forward orbit P, φ(P), φ2(P), φ3(P),… contains only finitely many distinct points.)
- ^ A. Néron, Quasi-fonctions et hauteurs sur les variétés abéliennes, Ann. of Math. 82 (1965), 249–331
- ^ Lang (1997) p.72
- ^ a b Lang (1997) pp.73–74
- ^ Lang (1997) pp.243
- ^ Hindry, M.; Silverman, J.H. (1988). "The canonical height and integral points on elliptic curves". Invent. Math. 93: 419–450. doi:10.1007/bf01394340. Zbl 0657.14018.
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General references for the theory of canonical heights
- Bombieri, Enrico; Gubler, Walter (2006). Heights in Diophantine Geometry. New Mathematical Monographs 4. Cambridge University Press. doi:10.2277/0521846153. ISBN 978-0-521-71229-3. Zbl 1130.11034.
- Hindry, Marc; Silverman, Joseph H. (2000). Diophantine Geometry: An Introduction. Graduate Texts in Mathematics 201. ISBN 0-387-98981-1. Zbl 0948.11023.
- Lang, Serge (1997). Survey of Diophantine Geometry. Springer-Verlag. ISBN 3-540-61223-8. Zbl 0869.11051.
- J.H. Silverman, The Arithmetic of Elliptic Curves, ISBN 0-387-96203-4