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Wednesday 6 August 1997
Why Britpop matters more than British Steel
Deep economic trends are creating the possibility of an urban renaissance. We stand at the threshold of a new era of city brilliance
The overcentralisation of government means that Britain has far fewer cities than most other countries of the same size. The great, fat toad of Whitehall bureaucracy, whose powers grew even more bloated during the Conservative years even as it spat out surplus civil servants, inhibited the vigour of urban centres outside London and kept the capital itself from realising its full potential.
Now, though, there is a great opportunity for political decentralisation to coincide with deep economic trends in opening up the possibility of an urban renaissance. We stand at the threshold of a new era of city brilliance for the first time since the end of last century, when the very names of London, Liverpool and Glasgow conjured up images of glamour, wealth, excitement and exoticism.
Economic growth has always been essentially urban. The national romantic obsession with the countryside obscures this truth, but the country is a parasite on urban wealth. About four-fifths of us live and work in cities and suburbs. And the number of cranes on the metropolitan skyline is probably one of the best indicators of the nation's economic growth.
The reason for fresh optimism is the slow but enormous impact of new computer and communications technologies on the economy. On the face of it there is a paradox here. Why should particular places become more important at a time when you might think the new technology is making location irrelevant? After all, there are tales ad nauseam about happy telecommuters working from their country cottages. What's more, modern telecommunications are allowing big companies to relocate staff away from expensive cities to cheaper small towns.
But this modern myth of rural renewal assumes that telecommunications and computers are only a substitute for face-to-face contact. In fact, they complement it and make it easier. The Internet makes it possible for two people on opposite sides of the planet to make each other's acquaintance. And what do they do? They visit each other for holidays and they even get married. They would not have known of each other's existence without new technology, and here they are choosing curtains together.
And, after all, the icon of the computer industry, Silicon Valley, is all in one place. Silicon Valley has the easiest access to the latest and best in information technology, yet its computer nerds all hang out together near LA rather than dispersing with laptop and modem to the world's best beaches. As Edward Glaeser, a professor at Harvard University, puts it: "This agglomeration probably occurs because the industry relies so heavily on interactions and has so much knowledge to be transferred across firms and individuals."
At the same time, the cutting-edge industries in modern economies are making personal interaction more and more valuable. The bits of modern economies that are expanding the fastest and producing the most wealth - as Tony Blair recognised with his Number 10 party guest list - include the bits many people still see as frivolous. Financial services, accountancy and the like are important, certainly, and we have a national advantage in those. But so are movies, music, multimedia, fashion, design, software and video games - anything involving creativity. These are the engines of our future wealth and prosperity. Creativity thrives on other people, on the exchange of ideas, on the buzz at parties, on fads and fashions.
It can be hard to get across the point that Britpop is more important for the future of our economy than British Steel. Old-fashioned manufacturing exercises a tyranny over the national imagination and is probably fated to arouse more passion than its actual importance warrants.
The fact remains that the really important industries of the future, which all depend on new technology for their creation and distribution, will make people congregate in the big cities more than ever. The pubs of Soho, the clubs of Manchester, will be the equivalent of the dockside taverns in London and Glasgow a century ago. They will be places where the new wealth-creators, like their merchant forbears, go to gossip, exchange ideas or find new jobs.
The economic revival of cities will launch a virtuous circle, too. The presence of people - especially if they are making a lot of money - creates a demand for more and more people to provide services, whether retailing and restaurants or cleaners and security guards. There are clear signs of this in London. The fastest-growing areas of employment during the current boom have been in precisely these areas. There are staff shortages in central London, unsatisfied even by the constant inflow of young foreigners.
The new economy is going to be more urban than ever, and we are lucky in Britain to have centres of creativity such as London and Manchester, Oxford and Cambridge for science, software and education, and - with luck - Edinburgh as well which could join the premier league once it gets its parliament. But past centralisation means the UK has too few cities.
In most developed countries there is a rule of thumb that the number of cities with a population above a certain size is proportionate to the population level. Thus although the US has nine cities with above four million inhabitants, it also has 20 with more than two million, and 40 cities with more than a million. This pattern is repeated in Germany, Italy and Japan. The UK, in fact, is one of only two for which the rule breaks down. France, overshadowed by Paris and its serried ranks of technocrats, is the other.
Allowing London and a few other big cities to elect their own mayor is only a start. With any luck, it is a symbol of the Government's honourable intention to devolve power. For local politicians will have a better idea of what their thriving local industries need than Whitehall bureaucrats lunching with lobbyists for the big manufacturers before heading home on the 19.45 to Esher.
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For Cubase and Nuendo fans on the Mac, this release sees the full inclusion of VST3 format with the OS X installation. Next on the development schedule, the top priority now is to deliver an AAX implementation so that S-Gear can find its way into more studio projects.
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What's the most effective Engineer build so far?
Turrets aren't that great until you get the rocket and net turret. Cool downs are way to long, because you're always on the move in PvE. In dungeons they probably would be more usable. Gadgets are pretty cool. The goggles give fury and the toolbelt skill weakness is pretty handy. Also the slick shoes are awesome and give you some much needed early double run speed. Also elixer U gives you some good spike damage with quickness but the randomness sometimes bites you in the ass.
As others have said flamethrower is pretty damn awesome and grenades are just epic in WvW and during events. As for weapons I've tried shield and pistol and dual pistols. Duel pistols give you some impressive conditional damage, but the shield gives you more survive-ability and more tactics to use in battle.
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Elixir HUBS build can do over 120,000 dps, enough to erase the toughest players in less then a sheer moment. We have some hubs engineers rocking on jade quarry top of wvwvw but its surely going to be patched or we will be banned soon enough for not sucking.
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I'm using grenades, bombs, and rocket turret. overcharged rockets can do impressive dps alone if your traited into explosives. I use grenades for ranged battles and bombs up close. bombs completely destroy in melee distance and are by far the hardest hitting thing I have seen thus far, destroying groups of 3+ people in wvw in around 5 seconds.. also suggest rifle for the net and jump shot (to get you close to use those bombs) I can imagine net turret being annoying too with bombs.
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Elixir HUBS build can do over 120,000 dps, enough to erase the toughest players in less then a sheer moment. We have some hubs engineers rocking on jade quarry top of wvwvw but its surely going to be patched or we will be banned soon enough for not sucking.
Excuse me? Please explain.
DLC-It's like someone telling you about a special they have on dessert, and you have the entree menu in your hand. "I just sat down-give me a moment".
The letters pretaining to the elixers.
How does a HUBS engi do.. anything?
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Dual pistols and elixirs. Traits to boost conditions and elixir power. That is best engineer build. Only turrets you should be using are the ones in your elite skill.
Im only level 10 on my engineer, and I couldnt wait to get the flamethrower. Then I got it. I dont understand why everyone thinks it's so bad ass. I love how it looks and I use it even though that slot would probably serve me better with something else, but the damage output is very underwhelming and I have a much tougher time surviving when I use the flamethrower.
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LotionExplosion posted...
How does a HUBS engi do.. anything?
They blow their wad all at once which is why it's amazing for pvp and WvW but stupid for PvE.
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I'm certainly no expert, but I've been using the flamethrower, rocket turret, and grenade kit for a while. The kits themselves are great, but the tool belt skills are great for the three, especially the grenade kit. That might not be of importance to others, but I enjoy it quite a bit. It's done me well in PVE, but I haven't really tried PVP yet. I'm sure I'll try things here and there and retrait when the time comes.


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Some time ago I migrated my custom .enc files to FL 5 on the new Mac OS 10.6. Since then I face the mysterious fact that, when choosing them from the menu (in the Font window), in some instances only a part of the files' contents gets displayed, the rest is invisible (even in the glyph cell's heading).
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Try opening the file in a simple text editor to verify that the information is still there, then "Save As"; might work, might not, but it's worth a shot...
I opened the file(s) with Mac's TextEdit, all content was there. Then I "saved as", choosing UTF-8 text encoding and applying the ".enc" suffix which TextEdit doesn't like very much, but it does it.
The odd thing is, some of the encodings render properly in FL, some don't. No clue so far about what makes the difference.
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Simple Text no longer runs under OS 10.6 :-(
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I'm interested in the specific case where you manually place one Git repository inside another Git repository (either by using
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- Git will save a pointer to a specific commit, like with a submodule.
- Git will not allow you to modify the contents of the subproject from within the superproject, like with a submodule.
git cloneon the superproject will not copy the subproject contents, like with a submodule.
git submodulewill not work. It complains about .gitmodules not being there.
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The cast iron plant is what I have. It requires very, very little sun. You will be fine with it. Philodendron is nice also. It requires very low light and water. It does like cooler temperatures though in the house.
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Is Storage a Solution to Renewable Intermittence and Grid Inefficiency?
The intermittent nature of natural, carbon-free energy sources like the sun or wind has always been one of renewable power's major limitations, leaving us reliant on fossil fuels or nuclear power to supply the majority of so-called "baseload" power necessary to meet demand. A technology allowing for the storage of energy generated when the sun is shining or wind is blowing for later use could be a game-changer for the energy space, but cost and scalability often present significant challenges for such a project.
Is there a solution that allows for the large-scale storage of energy in order to improve the efficiency and environmental impact of power generation? The Energy Collective's latest webcast brings together a diverse group of professionals to explore this question, discuss existing technologies and those in development, and examine the opportunities available to integrate greater shares of clean energy into the electric grid.
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- Whether large, grid-scale solutions, smaller, more distributed storage, or a combination of both offer the most effective strategy.
Jim Greenberger is the Executive Director of NAATBatt, a trade association of companies in the advanced battery industry working to grow the market for advanced batteries in the United States, primarily in automotive and grid-connected energy storage applications. Prior to leading NAATBatt, Mr. Greenberger practiced law in Chicago for more than 25 years, most recently as a partner at Reed Smith LLP, where he led its cleantech practice group. He serves on the Executive Committee of the Illinois Wind Working Group and is the founder of the annual Midwest Energy Forum at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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I think it's pretty clear Martin's trying to keep offense on his third line, with the injuries that means at the expense of concentrating it on the top two. Obvisouly Moen's a terrible choice to play top six minutes long term, but in the meantime I totally understanding not wanting to put him with Desharnais. Hopefully Eller or Palushaj play well enough that JM gets enough confidence to rely on them a bit, allowing Moen to drop to his more proper role. If he feels confident playing either of those guys regular minutes on the third line, then he can move someone like AK up to the Pleks line instantly. For the moment though, Moen played a fantastic game and is getting rewarded in practice and to start the next game. The odds of JM NOT shuffling his lines are about zero, so I really think it's early to get too upset about it.
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I hope I'm not boring you with all of these posts on irises. But this one is on red irises, my favorites, and there are photos by Rita and Gottagarden that are just beautiful, so I thought you might like to go look.
Here is a link that might be useful: Reds for the Holidays
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He said it has been shot very little, and in like new condition.
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Aimsurplus.com sells Spikes Tactical uppers and various lowers for a good price. I just checked and they are currently sold out of the Spikes uppers. You could call them monday and ask when they will have them back in stock. They are very nice people and regularly get shipments in.
You could also look into a Del-Ton assempled rifle. I think I priced one for around $650, though I dont remember the specs. Its not operator quality but I bet it would get any of use through a day at the range. You can also pass on their bolt and purchace a DD or BCM bolt to slip in.
For me ARs are a major purchase. They are expensive and Im poor . Def. not a winning combonation for me. Ive learned to slow down and be patient or I usually miss out on a good deal. Theres an insane amount of great options out there. I doubt anyone here would hesitate to answer any questions you would have.
Lastly, give midlengths a look. You would probably like them a lot over a carbine gas system.
Edit: I just went and looked and the $650 was for a rifle kit not an assembled rifle. Their assembled rifle would be $750
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|Dec 13, 2007, 01:33 PM
Where are the wing struts?
|Dec 13, 2007, 01:38 PM
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Didn't you hear, he broke them at some point. I don't know what people are expecting from this little plane...it's not a 33% Extra for crying out loud...it's barely more than a Gullows stick and tissue kit and if you treat it that way it's great. Flew off the crusted snow today in 20 degree weather...SWEET!!!
|Dec 13, 2007, 02:09 PM
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I checked with three local hobby shops today for the new Taylorcraft, no luck they were all out of stock and Horizon says next month for the next shipment. One of the Hobby shops says there has been a recall on this model. Anyone else heard about this?
|Dec 13, 2007, 02:14 PM
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I work part time at the local hobby shop and after the shipment that came in I had heard that it would be a while before another shipment would be available. All the kits that came in are gone! I haven't heard anything about a recall but there are often a few new production bugs that take a while to get worked out with any item. That's the chance you take buying the first one off the boat no matter what the product. I'll ask this weekend.
|Dec 13, 2007, 03:24 PM
My T-Craft was the first one that came in to the Hobby Town in Glen Burnie Maryland and it is perfect. I have it ready to maiden when the weather gives me a break. Everything went together with no problem. I don't know who said there was a recall but I don't know what it would be based on my kit.
|Dec 13, 2007, 03:42 PM
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Congratulations! There are a lot of guys out there hoping to get one and we are among the lucky few. I did have some twists in a wing panel and the end of the fuselage but nothing I couldn't handle. I guess I was just soooo happy to get one that the repairs seemed pretty minor. Nothing was broken on mine but the second kit into the LHS did have a broken windshield which was odd. The hobby shop ordered a new one for him to replace it. Since I had bought mine as an employee I offered to give the store mine to give him but he wasn't going to put it together until after Christmas. They are mass produced and shipped in big containers from far away places and a lot can happen during that long voyage. I guess what I'm saying is that I've never had a "perfect" kit or ARF and I don't expect it to be perfect. There is always some strange choice in hardware or lack there of, or construction design that makes you scratch you head but that's part of the hobby.
|Dec 13, 2007, 06:37 PM
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Okay, here's the E-Flite TaylorCraft Maiden from this morning (Maiden flight @ Moon Port Modelers RC Club, Titusville, Florida).
You will hear the owners comments at the very end of the flight.
|Dec 13, 2007, 06:50 PM
Ed Couch,
Thanks for the comments on to use flaperons or not. I got the receiver bound last night, I will start to put the servos in the fuse and get the servos in the wing this weekend.
I will use my DX-7 for sure. Now I am not sure if I want another DX-7. That way I couuld have one for wet planes and one for electrics. Makes sense to me. That way I can get rid of all my other transmitters. Hi-Tec, Futaba.
Now I know what not to do. That is almost as good as knowing what to do many times.
Thanks for the info and I appreciate it.
I will stick with the KISS formula.
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|Dec 13, 2007, 06:52 PM
Great video guys. Congratulations on the maiden.
I finally made it through reading the whole thread. I am going to start mine tonight. Using a 480 too. There are four of them at our flying field so far.
|Dec 13, 2007, 06:57 PM
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I was near my car and quickly took out my Camcorder out just in time for the maiden....not a second to spare as Ron (the President is all business).
|Dec 13, 2007, 07:23 PM
Nice video Carlos. I had mine just about ready to go for tomorrows maiden and found one of my brand new Horizon S75 servos was bad on the ailerons. First I thought it was the wiring so I ran to the LHS and bought heavier servo extensions and a better quality Y harness. It still did it. Changed out the servo and that was it. Now I need a servo for the elevator because that is the one I used to replace the one on the aileron. Bummer. No maiden flight tomorrow. Guess I will fly my Pollutionless Pig or Tiger Kitten. Tom
|Dec 13, 2007, 07:30 PM
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Bummer! Sorry to learn ....well, it's better to find it on the ground then......well let's not go there.
Hope you have fun in the morning....it has been beautiful weather (Florida!)
|Dec 13, 2007, 08:10 PM
Right...nice weather, rub it in . I see guys in shorts. We had snow here today on the Canadian west coast, about 0.0C.
|Dec 13, 2007, 10:10 PM
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We had snow in the New England East coast too...what's wrong with all these guys in the middle? Get with the program and buy some skis. Sunshine is for wimps.
|Dec 13, 2007, 11:19 PM
Funny Jay
Actually I am looking forward to flying in the snow with skis on. They are predicting snow for Christmas so I will try to have it done for then.
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The 2nd floor of Columbia's 916 South Wabash building is home to one of the Interdisciplinary Arts department's most wonderful resources, and it's also my new place of work: the Equipment Center. I just started working there this last week and wanted to let you know why it's great.
Why I love the Equipment Center, and why you can too!
Current Interdisciplinary Arts students have access to thousands of dollars worth of equipment. If you have taken the required prerequisites, you have access to data projectors, DSLR cameras, HD cameras, speakers, video monitors, laptops, iPads, mac mini's, field recorders, lighting kits, and more! Even if you have not taken the required class or workshop to check out a certain piece of equipment, I have found that the department is more then willing to help you get what you need. All you need to do is ask (at the Equipment Center).
Students also have access to some wonderful facilities through the Equipment Center such as, The Sound lab, The Raw Space, and the Installation lab. Time, as you've probably guessed, can be reserved at the EQ.
The Equipment Center staff is available not only to check equipment out to you but also to help you with any technical concerns you may have. They are also just fun people to hang out with, so take advantage of that resource. Matt Harris, is the Technical Director for the Interdisciplinary Arts department and my new boss, has helped me on a number of occasions get the space and equipment I needed to finish a project. I'm looking forward to working with him more this year.
Why am I writing this? Why blog about the Equipment Center? Because it's important for current students to be aware of the resources available to them, and the equipment center is, in many ways, the gateway to these resources. Students have access to thousands of dollars worth of equipment, as well as practice, rehearsal, and Installation space. It would be a shame not to take advantage of these assets while we are here. Come visit me at the Equipment Center, and I'll hook you up with some great stuff!
The 2nd floor of Columbia's 916 South Wabash building is home to one of the Interdisciplinary Arts department's most wonderful resources, and it's also my new place of work: the …


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John Aravosis
Originally published 03/11/2013
Textbook: Hippies worshipped Satan
"Voucher schools in Louisiana and Indiana are using a "U.S. History" textbook in their eighth grade classes that teaches that the "hippies" of the 1960s were draft dodgers who were rude, didn't bathe, and worshipped Satan." [Check out a photo of the section on Satanic hippies here.]The offending hippie textbook, entitled "America: The Land I Love" and published by A Beka Books, a company affiliated with Pensacola Christian College, is only one of a number of textbooks produced by evangelical Christian publishers and used (at taxpayer expense) in voucher school programs in Louisiana (Gov. Bobby Jindal signed legislation last year which implemented one of the most ambitious voucher programs in the country).These headlines summarize the content of the most popular textbooks (most of the examples below come from books published by Bob Jones University Press):
- Joan Baez, Sly Stone, Steve Martin, Ben E. King -- all honored by the Library of Congress
- StoryCorps to Launch Global Expansion With $1M TED Prize
- Hofstra Event Looks at Bush Presidency
- Did Israel steal uranium from a town in Pennsylvania in the 1960s?
- Sequel to Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom to be published next year
- OAH denounces anti-gay legislation signed by Indiana governor
- Emory's Leslie Harris says we should remember the racist roots of American colleges as we think about what went wrong at OU and other schools
- Stanford historian looks to the U.S. Postal Service to map the boom and bust of 19th-century American West
- U.S. historian denounces Japanese scholars' statement over wartime sexual slavery
- Timothy V Johnson Named Head of Tamiment Library


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