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Bob Dylan awarded Medal of Freedom. What does that say about US? (+video)(Read article summary)
Why did Bob Dylan look so strained during the Medal of Freedom ceremony at the White House Tuesday? Perhaps because his musical insurgency was being memorialized.
President Obama awarded Bob Dylan the coveted Presidential Medal of Freedom on Tuesday. Twelve other deserving Americans got the medals, too – as we wrote yesterday, US presidents can give them to anyone they want. But we're focusing on Dylan today because he seems to have attracted the most attention of the awardees – and because there's something about his prize we believe has been overlooked.
No, it's not the sunglasses he wore to the ceremony. Lots of folks have commented on those. Nor is it his overall demeanor. We'll agree he seemed uncomfortable, like a boy forced to wear a suit and stand up in front of strangers, if that boy were over 70 years old and had written more immortal songs than anyone alive in the US today.
It's this: Bob Dylan is the first rock and roll star to win the Medal of Freedom. Ever. As far as we can tell.
We admit we're creating some arbitrary definitions here so that we can make this statement. First, is Mr. Dylan a rocker, per se? He started as a folkie, went electric, and now has settled into a kind of bard-like phrase, where he reinterprets old blues tunes and Confederate poems and things like that. What he really is, is a musical magpie.
"There is not a bigger giant in the history of American music," said Mr. Obama, when hanging the medal around Dylan's neck.
Anyway, Rolling Stone magazine called Dylan a "rock and roll pioneer" in their story on the award. That's good enough for us. Even if it's a publication whose name came from a Dylan song.


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I have 2 double paned sliding glass doors that I want to get the glass out of. I know they are sealed w/ gas btwn and breaking the seal ruins them, etc. I got 3 single panes of glass and 2 double paned doors from the local restore for cheap. What I need from them is 7 panes of glass (4 from the 2 doors + the 3 singles) to use as glazing for a greenhouse. One of the doors is wood, the other aluminum. I have removed a couple screws but otherwise cannot figure out how to get the frames apart. I have seen some advice on windows but these doors don't match anything I've found and I cannot figure out how to disassemble them and save the glass. Any advice?
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I did that with wood sliders. One pane shattered and I used the other 3 for a shed/greenhouse.
On the wood slider look in the corners for pins (headless nails). Scrape the wood to uncover them then drive them out with a blunt nail or punch. Go slow and pull the frame apart.


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For the third year, Borgata will present a program of signature events throughout Savor Borgata Weekend that will celebrate the individual talent of each participating chef. On Friday, November 7, Savor Borgata will kick-off with two signature dinners designed to excite even the most experienced palettes. "A Night with Borgata's Culinary Masters," located at 28 West, will present a gastronomic experience guests will savor for a lifetime – including a cocktail reception with Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and a 4-course dinner prepared by Bobby Flay, Michael Schulson, Stephen Kalt, and Thaddeus DuBois.
We're celebrating #NationalVodkaDay throughout October with a round-up of our favorite vodka cocktails across Borgata – including a delicious recipe for Fornelletto's Shakerata on Ice!
1.) Flamingo│Finlandia Raspberry Vodka, Cointreau, Fresh Lime Juice, and Pomegranate Juice – $12, Bobby Flay Steak.
2.) Granny Smith Apple Martini│Fris Apple Vodka, Granny Smith Schnapps, and Fresh Sweet & Sour – $12, Wolfgang Puck American Grille.
3.) Shakerata On Ice*│ Vodka, Espresso, Frangelico, and Cream – $12, Fornelletto Cucina & Wine Bar.
4.) Ginger Lemonade│Vodka, Ginger Honey, Lemon Thyme, and Club Soda – $12, Izakaya Modern Japanese Pub.
5.) Pure Class│Level Vodka, Chandon Sparkling Wine, Fresh Strawberries, and Lemon – $14, The Sunroom at The Water Club.
6.) Blueberry Cosmo│Vodka, Elderflower liquor, White Cranberry Juice, Lemon Juice, Blueberries, and Simply Syrup – $12, 28 West Bar & Bites.
7.) Orange Truffle│Greg Goose, Grand Marnier, White Crème de Coco, and Chocolate Rimmed Glass – $12, B Bar.
We challenged Wolfgang Puck American Grille's Executive Chef, Aram Mardigian, to create three unique, fresh, and simple recipes incorporating one of our favorite fall ingredients… cauliflower! High in fiber, folate, potassium, and Vitamin C, cauliflower is a versatile vegetable with a creamy, yet nutty flavor. In-season for New Jersey throughout October and November, cauliflower is the featured ingredient in Chef Mardigian's recipes for – Tempura Cauliflower Florets with Wasabi Aoli and a Shaved Apple-Daikon Radish & Pomegranate Salad; Seared Tuna with Cauliflower Puree and Brown Butter-Yuzu Sauce; and Pomegranate-glazed Pork Chops with Cauliflower Au Gratin.
Did you ever see one of those Magic Eye 3D posters that became so popular in the 90s? You know the images that just look like a pattern of colors, but when you look closely—deeply even—a 3D image appears within the picture.
Well, comedian Brian Regan's comedy is something like that.
Let us explain.
You know Regan—who appears October 4 at the Borgata Event Center—from his more than 25-year career as one of the premiere stand-ups in the country. He's a regular on late-night talk shows (more than 25 appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman) and Comedy Central and has put out several comedy CDs including "All by Myself" in 2010.
He's known for his goofy expressions, physical comedy and his dry observational humor (which is pretty clean by the way, so bring the kids) focusing on the little things in life, from the pressures of spelling bees to how drivers wave each other into lanes.
In other words, he looks deeply at everyday things.
Fall Spa Specials at Borgata
It's September and the fall season is upon us. And after a long summer of sunbathing, swimming, partying and being outdoors, you need some rejuvenating and healing relief.
Not you personally, necessarily. After all, a long summer of sunbathing, swimming, partying and being outdoors has hopefully left you feeling pretty good—unless you're doing it wrong.
No, we're talking about your body, skin and your aching muscles. All that harsh sun, saltwater, exercise and double beef shish kabobs off the barbecue can take their toll. Not to mention driving the kids to their 1,001 summer activities.
No, its your body that needs the break.
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is here to help with our fall spa specials at Spa Toccare and Immersion Spa.
All of them are designed to strip away the effects of a summer in the sun and some of the tension that comes with the most active time of the year.
It's September, and across the country colleges are back up and running for a new semester. That's classes, exams, dissertations and long discussions on the existential nature of mankind.
Of course, there's also a lot of friends, parties and general fun having, which, who knows?, may very well be the existential nature of mankind in the first place. You know, life's a party.
We at Borgata Nightlife can't tell you if all of life's a party, but it certainly helps spruce up the last summer weekend of the season. So, this Saturday, September 20, we're having a Back to School Party at our nightclubs MIXX and mur.mur.
That includes a $1,000 giveaway—$500 each at each club—to, you know help with books and other college essentials. (You must have a My Borgata Card to enter. See a nightlife representative at the club to apply.)
Music will be presented by Jesse Marco at mur.mur and Anthony Pisano at MIXX.
In 1981, anyone who bragged of having a good record collection (yes, vinyl records still ruled) had a copy of Foreigner 4.
Cleverly titled as it was the fourth album from the British/American arena rock gods Foreigner, the album included some of the group's most iconic hits including "Urgent", "Waiting for a Girl Like You" and "Juke Box Hero".
An entire generation of air guitarists alone playing "Juke Box Hero" helped propel the album to more than 6 million copies sold in the U.S. and a 10-week stint at No. 1 on the album charts (which was a record for Atlantic Records artists). Worldwide, the album sold more than 9 million copies.
(Note for younger people: Music fans used to buy entire albums at once, which came in a cardboard sleeve. Or at least a cassette tape. No downloads.)
Those were heady days, and Foreigner and Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa are bringing them back again with special October 3 & 4 performances of "The Best of Foreigner 4 & More," an homage to the band's most successful album ever. The shows will be held at Borgata's Music Box.
The two shows are the last U.S. stop on Foreigner's current tour before the band heads off to Europe. The band will debut an entirely new set consisting of the best of Foreigner 4 along with several other chart hits.
Contrary to what you may have been hearing, Atlantic City is alive and kicking and ready to celebrate the end of summer with its 3rd Annual Atlantic City Seafood Festival September 13 & 14.
September is always a great month in Atlantic City with beautiful weather and events such as the Borgata Poker Open and the Miss America Pageant underway. But the Seafood Festival celebrates one of Atlantic City's 365 days a year, 24/7 attractions—namely unbelievable seafood and dining experiences.
So it should come as no surprise that the fine dining leader (casual dining as well) in Atlantic City, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, will be right there at the festival offering up some delectable dishes from our line-up of celebrity chefs and fine restaurants.
The festival may be across town at Bader Field, but we've got trucks and portable kitchen equipment, so no worries.
Here's a look at what you can experience at Borgata's booth:
Did you ever check out a wine label? There's a lot of key information on a wine label that goes far beyond what type of wine it is and the year it was harvested.
Important info to be sure, but perhaps the key point of any wine is where it's from—not just the country of origin, but the region where it was made.
It's one thing to say a wine was made in Italy. It's another to say it was made in the province of Piedmont in the northwest corner of Italy.
Such a wine may be a Piemonte Barolo, one of a range of wines made from the Nebbiolo grape. That alone tells a wine aficionado that this rather light-colored red wine will be wonderfully fragrant, with traditional notes of bitter cherry, earth and even roses.
Or if a wine is made in Tuscany (Toscana), then it comes from an Italian province known for some of the world's most notable wine regions including Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. In Tuscany, the Sangiovese grape (red) holds sway, yet many towns may have slightly different versions.
It's been another wonderful summer season at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa and we're ready to keep the party going through Labor Day Weekend.
And we do mean party as we've lined up one of the best entertainment weekends you'll see at any time of year.
It starts Friday, August 29 with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue bringing in the funk at the Borgata Music Box at 9pm. Tickets available here.
Saturday, rockers Train come into the Borgata Event Center (tickets available here) while comedian Demetri Martin plays the Music Box. Tickets.


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Popular series includes the U.S. concert premiere of the score of The Godfather by Nino Rota
The Wizard of Oz, Gotta Dance! Tan Dun's Martial Arts Trilogy, and Home Alone feature live orchestral accompaniment, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with live organ completes the season
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (August 27, 2014) – The San Francisco Symphony (SFS) continues its popular Film Series in the 2014-15 season, offering a wide range of critically-acclaimed films projected above the Davies Symphony Hall stage with their powerful musical scores performed as live orchestral accompaniment. The series opens September 27 with The Wizard of Oz and its Academy Award-winning film score, in celebration of the film's 75th Anniversary year. December 12 & 13 the SFS is joined by over 150 children's voices for the holiday favorite Home Alone with score by John Williams. The U.S. premiere of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather with live orchestral accompaniment of the film's haunting score by Nino Rota follows, January 9-10. A celebration of iconic choreography on March 28, Gotta Dance! Great Moments of Dance in Film highlights choreographed scenes from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Brigadoon, Madame Bovary, and An American in Paris, among others. The series closes on April 25 with a program saluting Chinese composer Tan Dun's film scores, including his Oscar- and Grammy-winning score to Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Zhang Yimou's Hero, and Feng Xiaogang's The Banquet. On Halloween, a restoration of the 1920 black & white film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will be accompanied by the improvisations of Todd Wilson on Davies Symphony Hall's mighty Ruffatti organ. The series follows the sold out inaugural series in 2013-14 which presented a week of Hitchcock films, A Night at the Oscars, Charlie Chaplin's silent film City Lights, and selections from Disney's classic Fantasia films.
More About the Films
The 2014-15 series opens on September 27, with Constantine Kitsopoulos conducting The Wizard of Oz. Now celebrating its 75th anniversary year, the film's songs were written by Harold Arlen with lyrics by Edgar "Yip" Harburg and incidental music by Herbert Stothart. The team won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Over the Rainbow" as well as Best Original Score. Television rebroadcasts beginning in 1956 made it the most viewed film in history, and solidified its place as "culturally significant," named so by the Library of Congress. The producer of the live concert version is John Goberman with original orchestrations reconstructed by John Wilson and Andrew Cottee.
Following his Halloween appearance in 2013, organist Todd Wilson returns on October 31 to the Ruffatti organ in Davies Symphony Hall for a second film concert, improvising the organ accompaniment to the silent horror film, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, based on the novella by Robert Louis Stevenson, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Actor John Barrymore leads in the stage role that garnered him critical acclaim in this restored version of the 1920 silent film, with co-star Nita Naldi.
December 12 & 13, the family-friendly and holiday-themed film, Home Alone, features a rousing score by John Williams. Guest conductor Sarah Hicks leads The SF Symphony with guests The Ragazzi Boys Chorus, the San Francisco Boys Chorus and the San Francisco Girls Chorus singing the traditional carols on the soundtrack along with William's own composition "Somewhere in my Memory."
Conductor Justin Freer brings us the US premiere of The Godfather Live on January 9 & 10, just one month after its world premiere in London. The arrangement re-incorporates all of the film's original music including Al Martino's on-screen vocal solo in "I Have But One Heart", traditional Italian folk music and jazz standards, previously not available. With stars Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, the 1972 film about the Corleone crime family is recognized as one of the greatest movies ever made. Composer Nino Rota is known for his work with directors Fellini and Visconti. His score for The Godfather was ranked fifth in the American Film Institute's list of the best scores ever written.
Following his successful appearance in the SFS's 2013-14 film series, conductor Joshua Gersen leads the Orchestra in Gotta Dance! Great Moments of Dance in Film. The compilation features clips from classics like Brigadoon, An American in Paris, Madame Bovary, 2001: A Space Odyssey showcasing the choreography from famous dance scenes and the original music that inspired them.
Notable contemporary Chinese composer Tan Dun ultimately won critical acclaim through his film scores. He won an Academy Award and a Grammy Award for the score to Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000), the music from which is included in Tan Dun's Martial Arts Trilogy along with Zhang Yimou's Hero, and Feng Xiaogang's The Banquet. Conductor Damian Iorio appears for the first time with the Orchestra.
About the Performers and Conductors
American composer/conductor and trumpeter Justin Freer (The Godfather) was born and raised in Huntington Beach, CA. He has written music for world-renowned trumpeters Doc Severinson and Jens Lindemann and continues to be in demand as a composer and conductor for various genres from orchestral literature to chamber music. Freer has served as composer for several independent films and writes motion picture advertising music for some of 20th Century Fox Studios' biggest campaigns. He has been recognized with numerous grants and awards from organizations including ASCAP, BMI, the Society of Composers and Lyricists and the Henry Mancini Estate. As a classical record producer he has worked with the London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Neville Mariner, conductor, and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Carl St. Clair, conductor, on recordings of Paul Chihara's orchestral works. Freer is the Founder and President of CineConcerts, a company dedicated to the preservation and concert presentation of film, TV and media music set to picture. His upcoming conducting engagements include appearances with the orchestras of London, Chicago, Sydney, St. Louis, Dublin, Melbourne and Pittsburgh in performances of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Gladiator and The Godfather.
Joshua Gersen (Gotta Dance!) made his conducting debut at age 11 with the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestra in Bridgeport, CT, and his professional conducting debut five years later, when he led the Greater Bridgeport Symphony in a performance of his own composition, A Symphonic Movement. He is currently the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Conducting Fellow of the New World Symphony, where he serves as the assistant conductor to Artistic Director Michael Tilson Thomas, and leads the orchestra in various subscription, education, and family concerts. He is also the Music Director of the New York Youth Symphony, a post he began in September 2012. Mr. Gersen is a graduate from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where he studied conducting with Otto-Werner Mueller. Beyond his conducting interests, Gersen is also an avid composer. He has had works performed by the New Mexico Symphony, Greater Bridgeport Symphony, and frequently with the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestra. He has conducted several world premieres and collaborated with established composers such as John Adams, Christopher Rouse, Steven Mackey and his teacher Michael Gandolfi.
Noted in the New York Times as part of "a new wave of female conductors in their late 20's through early 40's," conductor Sarah Hicks (Home Alone) has secured her place in "the next generation of up-and-coming American conductors." In October of 2009 she was named Principal Conductor, Pops and Presentations of the Minnesota Orchestra; in addition to conducting most Pops and Special Presentations, she concurrently holds the position of Staff Conductor of the Curtis Institute of Music. She has collaborated with diverse artists, from Jaime Laredo and Hilary Hahn to Josh Groban, Smokey Robinson and Sting. Sarah Hicks was born in Tokyo and raised in Honolulu, HI. Trained on both the piano and viola, she was a prizewinning pianist by her early teens. She received her BA from Harvard University in composition and an Artists' Degree in conducting from the Curtis Institute of Music, where she studied with Otto-Werner Mueller. Her AIDS Oratorio was premiered in May of 1993 and received a second performance at the Fogg Art Museum the following December. Hicks has been a frequent guest conductor for San Francisco Symphony pops concerts since she first conducted trumpeter Chris Botti's performances with the Orchestra in 2009. She conducted Singin' in the Rain on the 2013-14 Film Series, and Pixar in Concert in the Summer Series of 2014.
Constantine Kitsopoulos (Wizard of Oz) Constantine Kitsopoulos has made a name for himself as a conductor whose musical experiences comfortably span the worlds of opera and symphony, where he conducts in such venues as Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and Royal Albert Hall, and musical theater, where he can be found leading orchestras on Broadway. Kitsopoulos is in his eighth year as Music Director of the Queens Symphony Orchestra and continues as General Director of Chatham Opera, which he founded in 2005. He serves as Music Director of the Festival of the Arts BOCA, an extraordinary multi-day cultural arts event for South Florida, and was most recently appointed Artistic Director of the OK Mozart Festival, Oklahoma's premier music festival, where he led his second session in June of 2014. Kitsopoulos maintains a busy opera schedule. In recent seasons, he has led annual productions at the Indiana University Opera Theater of Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore (2013/14), Verdi's Falstaff (2012/13), and Bolcom's A View from the Bridge (2011/2012). .Kitsopoulos conducted A Night at the Oscars in the SFS inaugural film series.
Damian Iorio (Tan Dun's Marshall Arts Trilogy) completed violin studies in Britain and the US before becoming a member of the Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra. He studied conducting in St Petersburg and was appointed Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Murmansk where he became the catalyst in the subsequent success and growth of the orchestra. He has guest conducted major orchestras of Europe in London, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Russia and more, and has conducted operas at Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Bonn Opera, Norwegian Opera and others in Italy and Russia. Iorio also enjoys working with youth orchestras in Europe and he is Music Director of the National Youth String Orchestra of Great Britain.
Todd Wilson (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) is head of the organ department at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and Director of Music and Worship at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Cleveland, Ohio. Wilson has been heard in concert in many major cities throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. He is Curator of the E.M. Skinner pipe organ at Severance Hall, home of the Cleveland Orchestra, and House Organist for the newly-restored Aeolian organ at the Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens in Akron, Ohio. Wilson was previously director of music and organist at the Church of the Covenant in Cleveland for nineteen years, and from 1989 through 1993 he was Head of the Organ Department at Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music. Prior to these positions, he served as organist and choirmaster of the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City, New York. Wilson appeared on the 2013-14 SFS film series accompanying the silent film, The Lodger.
Calendar editors, please note:
Tickets are available at the Davies Symphony Hall Box Office (on Grove Street between Van Ness and Franklin), online at www.sfsymphony.org and by phone at 415-864-6000.
All performances are at Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco.
THE WIZARD OF OZ: FILM with THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY
Saturday, September 27, 2014 at 8 pm
Constantine Kitsopoulos conductor
San Francisco Symphony
Tickets: $43-$158
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE: FILM with ORGAN
Thursday, October 31, 2014 at 8 pm
Note: the San Francisco Symphony does not appear in this performance.
Tickets: $20-$65
Friday, December 12 at 7:30pm
Saturday, December 13 at 7:30pm
Sarah Hicks, conductor
San Francisco Symphony
Ragazzi Boys Chorus
San Francisco Boys Chorus
San Francisco Girls Chorus
Tickets: $25-$80
Friday, January 9, 2015 at 8 pm
Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 8 pm
Justin Freer conductor
San Francisco Symphony
Tickets: $58-$181
Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 8 pm
Joshua Gersen conductor
San Francisco Symphony
Gotta Dance! Selections from Brigadoon, Singin' in the Rain, Madame Bovary, An American in Paris, and 2001: A Space Odyssey film clips with live orchestral accompaniment
Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 8 pm
Damian Iorio conductor
San Francisco Symphony
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It's about time to drop that torch, buddy
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I can't get over my old girlfriend who was married this summer to a man who is not even half of what I was to her! She invited me to the wedding as an "old friend" and I was stupid enough to go. She looked heartbreakingly beautiful coming down the aisle, and I almost spoke out when they asked "if there was any reason these two shouldn't be joined in holy matrimony." But what could I say? "Because I know she loves me so much more?"
A few years ago, I made the mistake of leaving her alone for four months between university terms to go off to travel with my friends. She didn't believe I'd be true. I was! But, she met another guy a month later and contacted me, to set herself free. After that, I was anything but true to her. I went on a rampage.
Even so, when I came back and she was still seeing this guy, I met with her once and I could see she still loved me, but she was cold and angry when she said, "Too much dirty water under the bridge, buddy." When they call you "buddy," that's it.
After the wedding, I just couldn't go to the reception. My date and I just left. Do you think there's a chance that marriage won't work and I'll get her back? -- Broken Heart, Winnipeg
Dear Broken: Sorry, it's not likely. The relationship you had in the beginning -- which is what you are still mourning now -- was between two innocent young people who loved each other and hadn't hurt each other. That state can't be retrieved because you and she have continued through life, and she has found love and trust with another man.
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Since most of you use Faith in the Light to snapshot for SW, I'm curious what you will replace BF with when 1.0.7 drops?
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What I'll be using >:3
Almost certainly moving to Foresight and replacing Beacon with Combination Strike. It will work very well on the PTR/patch, and it will result in higher DPS then than it does now thanks to the changes to SW damage.
problem with the way the game works nowadays
the need to chain CC is no longer needed as much as before
skill buff , better ilevel drops , more powerful equipment ( legendaries ) , paragon level , while nerfs to monster abilities , hp/dps ....
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exploding palm - the flesh is weak, im really happy bout rd only reflecting max 10% of dmg when elites health is low enough
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2 defensive applications of FITL that I haven't seen discussed much:
1. In multiplayer, if no CC immunities have accumulated, you can blind+rez with near 100% gaurantee (importantly, this assumes no ranged are firing at you from afar, that no lasers/ground effects are thrown your way simultaneously, and that you have better-than-slug-like reflexes).
2. When facing frozen mobs In challenging content, instead of spamming FITL for dps, save it and use it right before frozen explosions. Assuming you have lifesteal, are using cyclones, and not standing in a desecrator pool like derpnut, you should never die due to frozen.
I see icyraine has pointed out #1 in his post above. Also, #2 prob fits into his other two generic applications.
In (stupid) ++DPS-at-all-cost set-ups, FITL is prob 2nd tier, but i'm frankly not even interested in knowing cause it's staying on my bar.
I will consider alternatives for TR, but the short term boost in SW+TR direct damage (super buffed in patch) + blind + low spirit cost + decent recast will be pretty hard to beat.
All my opinions, of course :)
2. When facing frozen mobs In challenging content, instead of spamming FITL for dps, save it and use it right before frozen explosions. Assuming you have lifesteal, are using cyclones, and not standing in a desecrator pool like derpnut, you should never die due to frozen.
Ooh, that's nice. I'm going to save this one, see how it works. I usually just try to time my Dashing Strike and spam MoE in case I miss, but this might be useful, depending on timing.
Looks like the monks with high dps will keep BF for its other benefits while the monks with low/medium dps will switch to one of the buffed skills. Interesting. I guess that's a win for build diversity.
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For my tempest rusher, I'll go with SSS. Instant kill on any elite pack is nice, but above all it makes me completely safe against reflect dmg without using any life steal. Could perhaps make it possible for me to reach MP1 and still insta kill all trash mobs :)
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There were a couple of hard-hitting bouts in the opening period, with the Predators coming out on top in both. Wade Belak buckled Donald Brashear with a straight left and dropped him to the ice, while Jordin Tootoo turned Matt Bradley's face into a bloody mess — cutting Bradley's nose badly and giving him a black eye to boot.
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Match report: Wellington power to another maximum
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Wellington made it seven bonus point wins out of seven matches with a 45-33 victory over Waikato at the Westpac Stadium.
Wellington maintained their unbeaten run in rugby's Air NZ Cup and Hosea Gear continued his try-scoring binge in a comprehensive 45-33 win over Waikato here tonight.
Competition leaders Wellington came out on top in a free-running try-fest of 12 tries as the Lions build momentum towards next Saturday's Ranfurly Shield clash with Auckland.
A bonus point down after less than 20 minutes, Waikato fought back with great heart to keep Wellington honest, pressuring them at the breakdowns and answering try with try right to the final whistle.
Tane Tu'ipulotu opened the scoring for Wellington after a bullocking run from Thomas Waldrom linked with Tamati Ellison, who unloaded for Tu'ipulotu to score.
From then on it was all Wellington. The Lions ran at will, with Fa'atonu Fili, Ellison and fullback Cory Jane all crossing in the first 20 minutes to put Wellington 26-0 up before Waikato managed to get their hands on the ball for any length of time.
Winger Tim Mikkelson crossed after halfback Malcolm Barnes took a quick tap. Callum Bruce converted, then lock Toby Lynn narrowed Wellington's lead at halftime to 26-12, holding on to a Savenaca Tokula flick infield as he was tackled into touch metres from the try line.
The Lions started the second half strongly -- hooker Dane Coles celebrating his return from the broken leg he sustained in Wellington's second round clash with North Harbour by chasing down an Albie Mathewson kick to open the scoring.
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But every time Waikato threatened, Wellington responded and Ellison notched up his second try in finishing off a wide-ranging Lions move in the closing minutes to score the Capital's seventh try.
Bruce crossed soon after, converting his own try to take his personal tally for the game to 13 points.
Result of an Air NZ Cup match played in Wellington tonight:
Wellington 45 (Tamati Ellison 2, Tane Tu'ipulotu, Fa'atonu Fili, Cory Jane, Dane Coles, Hosea Gear tries; Fili 5 con) Waikato 33 (Tim Mikkelson, Toby Lynn, Dwayne Sweeney, Trent Renata, Callum Bruce tries; Bruce 4 con). Halftime: 26-12.
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I was wondering why the amount of money the Mayor spends is up for discussion and on display? I would think that the Mayor like anyone else has to report and explain to her bosses not the entire town. I think this type of forum is very demeaning and really should not be allowed for public discussion.
Similarly, I have seen articles/emails that were written because someone over heard a conversation during lunch at a local establishment. Personally, I do not believe this type of behavior is acceptable. In Menlo they congratulate\applaud the person who eavesdropped. I don't know who allows this very immature behavior to continue, but frankly I am embarrassed by it as a resident.
It would be nice if anyone would notice that Our Street lights are not set like all the surrounding city's. Anywhere I drive, Palo Alto or Redwood City,late in the evening the stop lights change more frequently because there is less traffic. Not in Menlo Park. I can't tell you how many times I have sat at the intersection of El Camino and Ravenswood waiting a good five minutes before I can make a left hand turn. I believe it is the same at Middle and El Camino. Why hasn't this feature been updated in Menlo Park?
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the amount of money the mayor spends is up for display and public discussion because he is an elected official. He works for us. WE are his employers and have a right to know how he is spending money.
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"I would think that the Mayor like anyone else has to report and explain to her bosses not the entire town"
The citizens of Menlo Park ARE the Mayor's bosses and this type of reporting is not only appropriate but necessary. If you have any doubts just Google City of Bell, Ca. scandal.
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State aid: Commission opens in-depth investigation into compensation to operator of Polish A2 motorway
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The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to verify whether compensation paid by the Polish state to Autostrada Wielkopolska S.A. (AWSA), the operator of part of the Polish A2 motorway, was in line with EU state aid rules. The measure was intended to compensate AWSA for a change in Polish law exempting heavy goods vehicles from the obligation to pay motorway tolls. At this stage, the Commission has serious concerns that the compensation, or part of it, may have provided AWSA with an undue economic advantage that may distort competition in the Single Market. The opening of the investigation gives interested parties an opportunity to submit their views; it does not prejudge the outcome.
In 2005 Poland amended its national legislation for heavy goods vehicles to cease charging them twice for the use of Polish motorways, in breach of EU taxation rules. Before, heavy goods vehicles were both liable to pay a lump-sum vignette fee and motorway tolls. The amendment exempted heavy goods vehicles from one charge, i.e. motorway tolls. Polish authorities also decided to compensate motorway operators for their loss in revenue by introducing a so-called "shadow toll" with the main objective of maintaining the financial situation of the concession holders. This was agreed with each concession holder individually. For AWSA this was to be achieved by keeping the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for its investment in the A2 motorway at the same level as before the exemption.
In August 2012, Polish authorities notified the Commission that it had overcompensated AWSA for exempting heavy goods vehicles from the motorway toll on the A2 motorway. According to Polish authorities, AWSA overvalued its IRR by using an outdated study on traffic and revenue. This led to compensation amounts exceeding the revenue that AWSA would have been capable of generating from tolls on vehicles transporting heavy goods.
In total, the alleged overpayment according to Polish authorities amounted to PLN 895 million (around €224 million) from 1 September 2005 to 30 June 2011.
At this stage, the Commission has serious concerns that the way in which compensation was provided to AWSA may have resulted in overcompensation, providing a selective advantage to AWSA over competitors, who have to operate without such funding. Moreover, the Commission also has doubts whether AWSA was entitled to any compensation for loss of revenue due to legislative changes. This is because, according to the concession agreement concluded between AWSA and Polish authorities, the risks of traffic and the level of revenue from tolls should be borne by the concession holder. Finally, the way the compensation method was applied in the interim period of about two years during which the final shadow toll level was determined, could mean that the State took all risks with regard to traffic levels and costs during that period.
The Commission will now investigate whether its concerns are founded. Member States and interested parties will have the opportunity to submit comments within one month from the date of publication of the decision in the EU's Official Journal.
Directive 1999/62/EC on the charging of heavy goods vehicles for the use of certain infrastructures requires Member States to respect certain conditions when maintaining or introducing tolls and/or user charges on the Trans-European road network. Poland brought its national law in line with the Directive by amending the national legislation on toll motorways (the Act of 28 July 2005 amending the Act on toll motorways and the National Road Fund and the Road Transport Act; Journal of Laws No 155, item 1297). The amendment abolished double charging on toll motorways by allowing heavy goods vehicles with a valid vignette to use these motorways without further charge.
On 30 June 2011, Poland introduced an electronic toll collection system "via TOLL" that replaced the vignettes. Since the system covers only selected roads and not the whole road network in Poland (as the vignettes did) there is no longer a risk of double charging. Thus, the concession holders can again charge all heavy goods vehicles entering toll motorways according to the rules set up in the concession agreements.
In December 2013, the Commission concluded that the compensation for the concession holder of the Polish A4 motorway Katowice - Krakow involved no state aid (case N 541/2010). While the basic principles of the compensation mechanism were the same as in the present case, the actual application differed and raised no competition concerns.
The non-confidential version of the decision will be made available under the case number SA.35356 in the State Aid Register on the DG Competition website once any confidentiality issues have been resolved. New publications of state aid decisions on the internet and in the Official Journal are listed in the State Aid Weekly e-News.News Source : State aid: Commission opens in-depth investigation into compensation to operator of Polish A2 motorway
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Best store-bought wax?
foosacubJuly 5, 2007
I don't mind doing my waxing at home, but the last wax I bought (I think it was Sally Hansen - some type of 'Smart Wax -- sticks to hair, not skin!') was possibly the worst wax I've ever used. Anyone have a favorite brand/kind they'd like to suggest?
Once upon a time homepr001 (GW poster) recommended Poetic Wax. Link below.
I tried waxing at home, once. Then I bought an epilator...same concept, no mess. I've never looked back.
Here is a link that might be useful: Poetic wax
I like GiGi Azulene Wax. http://www.webbeautystore.com/gigiwax.html
I like epilating because I have very sensitive skin and it's dry so it doesn't cause as much irritation.


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