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My crack research team recently investigated the strength of Cornelius Constantine in a variety of matchups, and here are the results of the clinical trials: Cornelius fares very well against: Onimaru: Corn immune to Curse, 1 blood burn makes Sword Flurry absorbable, Corn can attack from far, Double Slash is speed 4 Ambrosia: Ambrosia can go far and trade Bleedings for Voidstreams, but this puts Ambro at a weakness Ashi: Hypno reflects Bleeding Slice and Corn can attack from far Juju: 1 blood burn reduces Hex to absorable. Touch of Doom can be reflected. ~~~ No characters really counter Corn the way he counters these guys. And I'm being generous by not putting in Andromeda, Anex, Phoebe, or Marquis Le Morte. ~~~ That being said, how do you guys stop him? I usually go the "suicide" route with a Rumiko or an Ubuntu.
1) Sworf flurry - hypnotic stare = CC dead. Rest is up to mind reading. 2) Ambrosia go close and stun, and BR are stronger then voidstreams. 3) Does anyone force you to go with reflectable atack? Axe handle/power swing. then trick one bleeding slice/ signature slice in, and CC is offline. 4) Didi you know that Juju cancels debbuffs?
Higashi still lights up CC really well. Cain, assuming the 50% is in his favor, still interrupts the crap outta CC and, when jacked into his innate really pwnz him. Anex + her innate + enchant blade = CC dead. Popo + Elusive Feather is just annoying for CC, but usually has the advantage b/c of his interrupt for stopping damage and innate/item for dodging P-bunk. Helene, assuming you play her well. Ashi + Valk Charm, if you like that kinda thing. Zina + MC + DP + TF or TP. Tafari + DP + P-darts or if he stays close for some odd reason, Ambush + darts. Vanessa Voss, assuming he doesnt crit P-bunk or doesnt have the energy for it. Which he shouldn't if ya play well. Its all very situational in how you beat him but, he's really not that invincible. The new Phoebe will light him up for sure. Yeah, must admit he's a tough guy, but not as tough as people make him out to be.
Ashi - Power swing, so that it stops an incoming pilebunker. If he hypnotic stares, you lose 10 HP, but you probably will end up with a better matchup Here's what i do against him with one of my newer decks Anybody : Wastes corn's energy while doing a small amount of damage Popo: Slingshot Yoshi: finish off with rising dragon
I don't think Cornelius is a huge problem, as long as you can stun/interrupt him. He's good, but he's not game breaking. My problem is that Cornelius with Girdle of Iron Will is very tough to beat. Most of the good tactics against him involve using some sort of stun/interrupt threat to make him think hard about using pilebunker, and when you can no longer do that he becomes very, very tricky to deal with. This is a tough issue to solve, though, because I don't think Girdle should be weakened and I don't think Cornelius can stand to be weakened much without becoming useless sans girdle, and no character should be entirely dependent on one item to be good.
Perhaps instead of saying "absorbable" you should say "viable", or something (unless I'm misunderstanding a lot). I've noticed you tend to use custom terms that don't quite mesh with the game terms. This one in particular made me think Cornelius was much more awesome than he is. Don't disappoint me like that, Gersh.
isn't absorbable a game term? It says "absorbed" when someone attacks you with an attack equal to or less than your resistance. blood burn on sword flurry = 3x7 against Corn with 3 physical resistance = absorbable unless I am missing something
You're misunderstanding. Why would a debuff make an opponent's move more useful? "Absorb" isn't a custom term - if you do less damage than a target's armour, they will absorb the damage (the game explicitly uses the term "Absorb"). One Blood Burn lowers the drops Flurry to 3x7, which is completely stopped by Cornelius' 3 phys def. -edit- Drats. PureChance beat me to the punch.
Dear sirs, A lot of use of mind-altering hallucinogens in this thread! garcia1000's guide to beating everyone with Cornelius A. Top 3 characters that Cornelius ownages for free Onimaru - Blood burn. Mix voidstream/intercept/hypnotic stare. Win while taking 0 damage. Ashi - Get far, intercept until she gets close. Mix hypnotic stare/intercept/pilebunker. Maybe take an axe handle before you win. Juju - get far/blood burn. Mix intercept/voidstream at far, pilebunker/intercept at close. Take a 10 damage hex if he debuffs your blood burn before you win. B. Others Rumiko - Voidstream, get close/voidstream, voidstream Tafari - voidstream, voidstream, voidstream, voidstream Andromeda - voidstream, get close/voidstream, voidstream Anex - Pilebunker, bloodburn, voidstream Voss - Pilebunker, voidstream Amaya - Bloodburn, get close/voidstream, voidstream, voidstream Popo - blood burn x 6 Higashi - Pilebunker Yoshiro - Pilebunker Phoebe - Pilebunker Zina - Pilebunker Marquis - Pilebunker Ambrosia - Pilebunker Cain - Pilebunker Helene - get far/voidstream, switch to Tafari Ubuntu - get close/switch to Yoshiro
@Garcia: Wow, I didn't know you could bottle 1337ness at Kongai like that. Soon we'll figure Kongai out so much that we can create macros that don't even require players. Maybe then we'll actually earn all the cards. :rolleyes: =P (I jest. A lot.) Yes, absorb is a game term, but not in the sense Gersh used it. I'm pretty sure he was referring to lowering resistances so Cornelius's attacks become viable vs an opponent (as opposed to non-viable, if they would absorb it). Random D2 trivia: In Diablo 2, you could get so absorb that you could literally absorb certain damage types. Contrary to popular belief, you could do this in hell difficulty, too. Not many sorcs like it when I was standing there taking close to zero damage from them and proceeded to smite them down.
Cruel, cruel Bruce. If only I had your PvP skills (but in Guild Wars. Of course, having max level equips might help, and they aren't that hard to get. :/)
I was going to reply to that post with a fire-and-brimstone flaming, but then I saw this line. You're silly, garcia. :)
Bruce, he was talking about lowering damaged done by Sword Flurry so it becomes non-viable against CC...
*zoom* (The sound of that going over my head.) I think Gersh is one yomi level above me in being able to understand the card game. I just swap in and hit stuff. Surprisingly effective.


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US 4595952 A Abstract A teletext decoder extracts digital information from a video signal for displaying graphics and textual information embedded in the video signal. The decoder includes a prefix processor responding to user supplied commands for selecting and storing the pertinent embedded information into a memory. The microcomputer reads the data provided by the prefix processor, converts it to pixel words representing picture elements and restores the converted data into the memory. The decoder includes a display processor which reads more than one pixel word at a time when accessing the memory, and translates each pixel word to 3 groups of color codes and to a one-bit transparency code.
Claims(6) 1. A decoder for teletext-like signals containing control information and containing picture information for displaying by an imaging device, comprising:
a data processor responsive to said teletext-like signals for developing binary data therefrom; a first plurality of memory locations for storing said binary data; a second plurality of memory locations; a microcomputer for controlling operation of said decoder, said microcomputer having access to said first plurality of memory locations for reading said binary data obtained from said data processor and having access to said second plurality of memory locations for storing therein pixel data words that said microprocessor derives from said binary data, wherein a given combination of bits of a pixel data word corresponds to a given display information for a pixel defined by said pixel data word; and a display processor having access to said second plurality of memory locations for reading said pixel data words from said second plurality of memory locations such that the picture information of the corresponding pixels is capable of being displayed in said imaging device, wherein said display processor includes an array of registers for translating the given bit combination assumed by a pixel data word to a color code and to a coexistent transparency code said codes providing display information for a pixel such that both the color and transparency codes associated with the pixel data word are contained in a corresponding register of said array of registers. 2. A decoder as recited in claim 1 further comprising a switch for selectively providing said display information for said pixel from said color code or from a signal other than said teletext-like signal, said switch selectively providing the display information according to the state of said transparency code.
3. A decoder as recited in claim 2 wherein a given register of said registers is addressed by the bit combination assumed by said pixel data word.
4. A decoder as recited in claim 3 wherein bits of said given register are partitioned into at least said color code and said transparency code that is separate from said color code.
5. A decoder for teletext-like signals containing control information and containing picture information for displaying by an imaging device, comprising:
a data processor responsive to said teletext-like signals for developing binary data therefrom; means for deriving pixel data words from said binary data; and a display processor for providing picture information contained in the corresponding pixel data words in such a way that the picture information contained in the pixel data words is capable of being displayed in said imaging device, said display processor including an array of registers for translating a binary combination assumed by a given pixel data word of said pixel data words to a color code and to a coexistent transparency codes said codes providing display information for a pixel such that both said color and coexistent transparency codes are contained in a register of said array that corresponds with said given pixel data word. 6. A decoder as recited in claim 5 wherein said color code comprises a bit combination for determining the intensity of a corresponding color.
Description This invention relates to a teletext decoder having a microcomputer for creating a pixel map, and having a register array for translating a pixel word of the pixel map to a color code and another code called a transparency code. Teletext is a general term for a television-based communication technique. A horizontal line may be utilized for broadcasting textual and graphical information encoded in a digital binary representation. Teletext may be sent during the vertical blanking interval, when no other picture information is sent. The teletext binary information includes control and display digital information serially organized in data blocks. The organization of the binary information in the broadcasted signal is determined by the standard employed by the broadcaster. By way of an example only, references are made here to the proposed NABTS (North American Broadcast Teletext Specification). In the NABTS each horizontal line containing teletext data is referred to as a packet. The binary data is divided into bytes; each byte includes eight binary units (bits). The first eight bytes of each packet are collectively known as the packet header. Three bytes of the packet header define the channel number and each channel is organized into pages. Each page is made up of a number of packets. After its reception by the television receiver, the digital data included in the video signal is processed by the teletext decoder. Then the digital data is extracted from the video signal by a data slicer providing a stream of bits to a data processor (sometimes referred to as the prefix processor). The data processor may be made to receive user-initiated commands specifying the desired information for display. The data processor buffers in a memory the data contained in the teletext channel selected for displaying. The buffered data is processed and provided to a display processor which outputs the displaying signals. When a television picture tube (CRT) is used as an image displaying device, the display processor has to output the displaying signals periodically for maintaining the image on the television screen. One feature of the invention is a microcomputer which processes the buffered teletext data words obtained from the data processor to create a pixel word map for usage by the display processor. The pixel word map includes pixel data words. Each pixel word defines the display information of one picture element called pixel. The pixel word may select a display word which characterizes a pixel. The possible number of display words which may be selected by a pixel word may equal to the binary value of the pixel word. The display processor reads the pixel data words from the pixel word map sequentially and provides the display with signals characterizing the pixels. This arrangement in which the display processor is provided with the pixel word map obviates the usage of a character generator and makes the design of the display simple. Another feature of the invention is the bit arrangement of the display word selected by the pixel word. The display work of the invention includes a color code and a separate transparency code. The transparency code may be used to control the source of picture information provided to the red, green and blue drive circuits of the cathode ray tube. When the transparency code has a given value, the color code associated with the display word is the source of picture information. When the transparency code has a second value, a source other than that of the teletext signal provides the pixel picture information. Such other source may be one that sends a picture video signal at times when the teletext video signal is not sent. One advantage of utilizing a transparency code which coexists with the color code is that the circuit utilized for translating the streamlined pixel word to a display word is relatively simple. Such circuit may be constructed from an array of registers addressed by a pixel word. A register selected by a pixel word may include a color code and a coexistent transparency code. Another advantage of utilizing a display word that contains a transparency code which coexists with the color code in the same display word is that it may be possible to permit the user to override the transparency code. In such a case, the color code of the display word determines the characteristics of the pixel. A decoder of teletext-like signals containing picture information includes a data processor for obtaining a digital message derived from the teletext-like signals. A memory stores the digital message. The microcomputer reads the stored data, processes it and restores the processed data as pixel words in a memory. A display processor reads the pixel words from the memory and generates driving signals to characterize a displayed pixel. FIG. 1 illustrates a teletext decoder embodying the invention; FIG. 2 illustrates an example of memory storage allocation for the memory of FIG. 1; and FIG. 3 illustrates an embodiment of a pixel word processing circuit in accordance with an aspect of the invention. The teletext decoder in FIG. 1, which embodies the invention, receives a video-modulated signal at input 20 of a television processor 21. Processor 21 includes such well known television receiver stages as the tuner, the intermediate frequency amplifier and the video detector. Data slicer 22 receives the detected video from television processer 21 for detection and separation of the teletext binary data. Data slicer 22 generates horizontal and vertical sync signals along signal lines H and V respectively synchronized to the incoming composite video signal. Data slicer 22 provides a serial data stream and a reconstituted clock on lines 70 to a data processor 24 such as the conventional prefix processor of a teletext decoder. The reconstituted clock is used to synchronize the teletext system clock developed by data processor 24 and distributed to various stages within the decoder. User intitiated commands are coupled to data processor 24 by a microcomputer 25. By operating a keyboard 26, the user selects the magazine and page number to be displayed. Microcomputer 25 receives the user selected data from keyboard 26 along a signal line 42 and issues a 12 bit word to data processor 24 on select lines 27. This word signifies the required NABTS defined packet address. After the occurrence of horizontal sync, the data processor begins searching for the presence of the NABTS-defined framing code in the serial data stream received from data slicer 22. If a valid framing code occurs, data processor 24 begins packing the serial data stream into 8 bit units called bytes. Data processor 24 processes the next 3 bytes to obtain the packet address. Microcomputer 25 provides a 12 bit word to data processor 24 on lines 44 for specifying the required packet address. When a match accurs between the required packet address and the packet address of the incoming teletext data, data processor 24 begins the transfer of all the subsequent bytes included in the NABTS-defined data packets to a plurality of memory locations at time slots controlled by a timing unit 29; in the decoder of FIG. 1 the plurality of memory locations is included in memory 28. Memory 28 is time-shared by microcomputer 25, data processor 24 and a display processor 43. Time sharing of memory 28 is accomplished by a timing unit 29. Timing unit 29 assigns a time slot for each access to common memory 28. Time slots to display processor 43 are provided at a predetermine rate by timing unit 29; whereas, time slots to data processor 29 and to microcomputer 25 are provided according to a priority scheme of timing unit 29 which provides data processor 24 with a higher priority over microcomputer 25. The result is that display processor 43 has the highest priority for its time slot in that it always gets access in it. Data words are transferred to memory 28 from data processor 24 using a two-step process that is accomplished within a single time slot. A request line 59 indicates to timing unit 29 that data processor 24 is ready to perform an access to memory 28. In the first step, an address word is transferred from an address port 30 of data processor 24 on lines 31 to a port E of a switch 32. Timing unit 29 provides timing signals 54 to control switch 32 to move switch lines S to contact port E for transferring the address words to a buss 33 by way of a port G. Buss 33 may be made of 16 lines to define a 16-bit buss. From buss 33 the address word is transferred on lines 36 to an input port 34 of an address latch 35. The address word is stored in address latch 35, and an output port 37 transfers the stored address word to a memory address port 38 for selecting the location in memory 28 to which the transfer of the teletext word is directed. In the second step, a data word is transferred on lines 40 from a port 39 of data processor 24 to a port F of switch 32. Timing unit 29 controls switch lines S of switch 32 for transferring the data to the same buss 33. Buss 33 directs the data to memory data port 41. The data word is then stored in memory 28 in the location selected by the stored address word of address latch 35. The actual data word transfer between microcomputer 25 and memory 28 is also performed by a two-step process. A request line 58 indicates to timing unit 29 that microcomputer 25 is ready to perform an access to common memory 28. In the first step, an address word is transferred from an address port 45 of microcomputer 25 on lines 46 to a port A of switch 32. From buss 33 the address word is transferred on lines 36 to input port 34 of address latch 35. The address word is stored in address latch 35. In the second step, microcomputer 25 performs either a transfer to or a transfer from memory 28. If a transfer to memory is required, a data word is transferred on lines 47 from a data port 48 of microcomputer 25 to a port B of switch 32. On the other hand, if a transfer from memory 28 to microcomputer 25 is required, a data word is transferred from memory data port 41 to buss 33 and from there to port B of switch 32 under the control of timing unit 29. From port B of switch 32, the data word is transferred on lines 47 to microcomputer data port 48. The operation of timing unit 29 and memory 28 is described in greater depth in copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 556,353 by P. D. Filliman, entitled, TELETEXT DECODER USING A COMMON MEMORY, concurrently filed herewith and hereby incorporated by reference. Data processor 24 stores each subsequent data word in a consecutive memory address. In doing so, it creates a data processor buffer 201 as illustrated in the schematic arrangement in FIG. 2 of memory 28 of FIG. 1. This data buffer may be read by microcomputer 25 for further processing as explained later on. By reading lines 49 microcomputer 25 may ascertain the number of data words transferred by data processor 24 to memory 28. Microcomputer 25 reads data processor buffer 201, located in memory 28, and transfers its contents to a different group of locations, a page storage buffer 202 of FIG. 2 in memory 28 of FIG. 1. Page storage buffer 202 is used for storing the teletext data corresponding to the most likely pages the user may request. For example, the preceding page is likely to be requested by the user. By storing it in buffer 202, the decoder may provide quick response to a user for the preceding page because the preceding page is already stored in buffer 202 at the time the user initiates such request. In accordance with one aspect of the invention, after transferring the teletext data of data processor buffer 201 to page storage buffer 202, microcomputer 25 processes page storage buffer 202 and stores the results in a plurality of memory locations; in the decoder of FIG. 1 the plurality of memory locations is included in a display bit map 203 illustrated in the schematic arrangement in FIG. 2 of memory 28 of FIG. 1. A location in display bit map 203 may contain display information organized in a simple condensed format, which permits a simplified construction of display processor 43. This advantage is achieved by directing microcomputer 25 to process the teletext data words and present it to display processor 43 in a simple format as described in more detail later on. Because microcomputer 25 is, in effect, a general purpose microcomputer, it may perform tasks unrelated to teletext signal decoding. For example, it may be made for controlling the local keyboard. To perform these tasks, microcomputer 25 may use a scratch-pad 204 storage space of memory 28, as illustrated in FIG. 2. The transfer of a data word from memory 28 to display processor 43 is similar to the transfer to microcomputer 25 from memory 28. In this case, as illustrated in FIG. 1, an address word is provided from an address port 83 of display processor 43 and the data word is received at a data port 81. The address word is coupled to a port C of switch 32 and the data word is coupled from a port D. Timing signals 56 from timing unit 29 provide timing signals to control operation of display processor 43. Data transfer is performed in a similar way to the two-step process employed for transferring a data word from memory 28 to microcomputer 25. Display processor 43 reads memory 28 and provides an analog red signal, an analog green signal and an analog blue signal for display 49 of FIG. 1 in a manner to be further described. Display 49 includes, for example, a television picture tube as the displaying device. Each displayed scan line is divided into picture elements called pixels. The picture information of each pixel is stored by microcomputer 25 in display bit map 203 of FIG. 2 of memory 28 as, illustratively, a 4-bit pixel word. A given combination of bits of a pixel word corresponds to a given display information for a pixel defined by said pixel word. Display processor 43 reads display bit map 203 sequentially. The teletext decoder of FIG. 1 has a 16-bit-wide memory 28. Thus, since more than one pixel word can be stored in one memory address, every memory access advantageously provides display processor 43 a plurality of pixel words for sequential processing. FIG. 3 illustrates an emobodiment of display processor 43 for the teletext decoder illustrated in FIG. 1. Items identified similarly in both figures function similarly or represent similar quantities. In FIG. 3, an address word developed at address port 83 for fetching or reading pixel words from memory 28 of FIG. 1 is provided by a control stage 520 of display processor 43 under the control of lines 56A of timing signals 56. The sequential processing of the plurality of pixel words obtained from memory 28 in a given fetching operation is implemented by using shift registers 510 illustrated in FIG. 3. Shift registers 510, under the control of clock lines 56B of timing signals 56, disassemble each 16-bit data word obtained through port 81 to obtain four 4-bit pixel words. Each of the 4 pixel words is sent sequentially along a common buss 500 to address a table look-up array 501. Table look-up array 501 may be implemented using a 16�10 register array, namely, an array having 16 registers each 10 bits wide, with the Nth register being illustrated in FIG. 3. A given 4-bit pixel word defines a given one of 16 binary combinations and therefore it addresses the corresponding register of array 501. The 10 bits of each register form a display word partitioned into 3 groups of color codes R, G, B, each group being 3 bits wide, and a coexistent 1-bit transparency code, TR. A given value of a color code determines the intensity of the corresponding color. Group R of the display word is coupled to a buss 511 for driving a digital-to-analog converter 503 to generate an analog red signal on a line 504. An analog green signal on a line 505 and an analog blue signal on a line 506 are obtained in a similar manner by coupling groups G and B to busses 512 and 513 respectively, and then to their digital-to-analog converters. The 3 analog signals are fed by way of an R, G, B bus to a port TELETEXT of a switch 50 of FIG. 1. Switch 50 couples analog red, green and blue signals to display 49 for driving a picture tube in the display. The type of signal source, teletext video or normal video, feeding display 49 is determined by the position of switch 50. The position of switch 50 is controlled by the transparency code, TR developed on transparency line 51. When transparency code TR is in a first logical state, switch 50 couples a port TV to display 49 so that the red, green and blue analog information from a conventional luma/chroma circuit 52 is then transferred to display 49. When transparency code TR is in the other logical state, switch 50 couples the port TELETEXT to display 49. The arrangement of having each of the 16 display words in array 501 of FIG. 3 contain both a color code and a coexistent transparency code is a particularly advantageous one. For example, this arrangement gives transparency line 51 the capability to control the display of teletext or non-teletext information in a simple manner on a pixel-by-pixel basis. This capability may be of use, for example, in captioning. Patent Citations
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Eliminating Earmarks: Why the Congressional Line Item Vote Can Succeed Where the Presidential Line Item Veto FailedJason IulianoHarvard University - Law School - Alumni; Princeton University - Department of Politics October 5, 2009 West Virginia Law Review, Vol. 112, 2010 Abstract: Congressional earmarking is an issue of growing concern in the United States. Although, at present, it only accounts for a small percentage of federal expenditures, recent trends indicate that such pork-barrel spending will soon be a significant contributor to the national debt. The federal government must work to control this problem before it becomes unmanageable. One recent attempt to reduce the number of earmarks was the Line Item Veto Act of 1996. However, on both constitutional grounds and in practice, this measure failed. Instead of acknowledging these shortcomings and crafting innovative solutions, lawmakers have repeatedly introduced bills that would once again grant the president the line item veto power. This Article, in contrast, develops an entirely new process — the congressional line item vote. This reform forces House members to vote on individual provisions of a bill. If implemented, the congressional line item vote would decrease the deficit, eliminate earmarks, reduce log-rolling, and increase congressional accountability. Number of Pages in PDF File: 44 Keywords: Earmarks, Pork-barrel spending, Budget, Deficit, Debt, National debt, Line item veto, Congress, Line item vote, Transparency, Accountability, Earmarking, Reform JEL Classification: K10, D72 Date posted: October 6, 2009 ; Last revised: July 9, 2010Suggested Citation |
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I'm not sure what I would do...I mean it is a significant moment in the teams history, but to me as a season ticket holder and fan, I am not sure..
I love our team, but other than just be happy for the team, I would go about things just the same, celebrate with the fans if they clinch a berth during a home game, then that's about it. If home, high 5 my wife, then go on with things.
Just becuase they make the playoffs, doesn't make me get more excited then any other game. I love this team and how they go about their work. Now let them win the 1st playoff game, then things might change...
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Harry Browne |
Current | Formally
announced candidacy on February 14, 2000.
Author of The Great Libertarian Offer (Liam Works, 2000); the focus is on "how we're going to get from here to there and what we need to do to sell liberty." Senior editor at Liberty magazine. Hosts weekly radio program broadcast on the Talk America Radio Network--since Aug. 9, 1998. A little investment work. |
Career | 1996
Libertarian Party nominee for president. Announced his candidacy
in mid-August 1994, and appeared on over 500 broadcasts during the
two-plus years. Obtained 485,798 votes (0.50%).
Financial advisor: writer of Harry Browne's Special Reports, a newsletter providing opinions on the economy, politics and investments, 1974-97. Involved in the investments business as a financial advisor since 1967; first book, published in 1970 sold 125,000 copies hard cover. In 1962 became manager and part owner of a very small newspaper feature service. Worked for advertising agencies. |
Activities | Author of more
than ten
Two non-investment books: How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World (1973, reissued in 1997) and Why Government Doesn't Work (1995). Investment books include his first book, How You Can Profit from the Coming Devaluation (1970), which made the New York Times bestseller list; How You Can Profit from a Monetary Crisis (1974), which stayed on the list for 39 weeks; and his most recent Fail-Safe Investing (1999). |
Education | Graduated from
high school
but attended college for only two weeks; thereafter self educated
Family | Married to the
former Pamela
Lanier Wolfe since 1985. A grown daughter.
Age | Born June 17,
1933 in New
York City; grew up in Los Angeles.
Recreation | Classical
music, opera, good food and wine, sports, drama, old movies, and
Current | Selected
as the Libertarian vice presidential nominee at the National Convention
in Anaheim.
Career | Elected to the
City Council
in Bellflower, Calif. in 1994; served as Mayor Pro-Tem in 1997-98 and
from 1998-99.
Served on the Bellflower Redevelopment Agency 1994-99 and on the Policy Board of the Southeast Los Angeles County Private Industry Council 1994-99. Director of Los Angeles County Sanitation District, 1998-99. Ran unsuccessfully for City Council in 1992. Ran unsuccessfully for 54th Assembly district in 1990. Engineer at McDonnell Douglas, now Boeing, in Long Beach from 1979 to present. |
Activities | Producer and
host of "The
Political Money Trail" cable TV show, 1990-96.
Education | Graduated from
College with a degree in Design Technology; certificate in Advanced
Technologies from University of California, Irvine.
Family | Wife Joyce and
four young
Age | 42.
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This is a great time to give that room a whole new personality, says Jalaine Reid, an interior designer at Swan Furniture and Interiors in Wauwatosa.
Reid has worked with several parents who have transformed a childs former bedroom into a newly functional space. People typically will use it as a guest bedroom, home office or hobby room, she says.
One of her clients took this concept a step further and made a former childs bedroom into a complete exercise room. They mirrored one whole wall and hung a television in the corner, much like what youd see in a hospital, she says. Its something theyve enjoyed so much that theyre now moving the exercise room into an even larger spare bedroom because they spend so much time working out each day.
Kari Miller, owner of Just a Little Bit Country in Waukesha, has gone through the process herself. She says that the first thing parents should do is realize that children will take what they want from the room. Those items should move out with your adult child, she says. You can also make a nice memory chest for each child and include select items from their room. But after youve completed the process, its time to have some fun with that space.
Its not usually a change in style, rather a change in function for the room. Its a great time for empty nesters because theyre able to expand before they downsize into a smaller house, condo or apartment, she says. If youve really wanted a home office or a place to display a collection of antiques instead of scattering them all over the house a spare bedroom works very well..
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We have chosen the cabins at Fort Wilderness If you have stayed here, let us know what you thought. There will be 6 of us and we are super excited!
We loved it, quiet and out of the way but still close to MK. It was nice having the kitchen, plus having a separate bedroom was great with kids. Have a great time!
Happy for you I know myself its a headache and a half trying to figure it out and once you do, its like let the fun begin
Is it a super long walk from cabins to boat dock and food services? I was just thinking that after a long day of parks would we be dragging just to get to our cabin? Also I just read that there really wasn't a place to fill the mugs. Is there a quick service place at the Fort? Or is that just over at the WL? Now I seem to be having major questions on this. DH said he would like to stay here. We have stayed at WL, and loves being able to get on a boat and head to MK. I think we will be fine, just want to know what we are getting into.
If you are driving bring bikes, tri cycles. If not driving down to WDW rent a golf cart. You will save so much money making breakfast, lunch, or dinners in your cabin that expense of golf cart is not much. We had bikes which made getting from MH to bus stop a breeze. Be sure to remember locks for bikes. Cabins are a long way from the meadows area . Remember the camp fire each evening. Bring your own smore's kits with sticks for roasting the marshmellows on. You are making me wish I was staying there again soon. I totally love the camp area -- all of it. We loved just riding our bikes around looking at how each camp site was set up. Bigger then most resort areas but it always felt cozy-- go figure.
The cabins were the very first place my family stayed at. We loved them. My sons loved the bunk beds, the first, the boats to mk everything.
Remember though that you are getting a full sized kitchen in the cabins. Our first stay there we did not need mugs because we picked up a few 2L bottles of pop and a couple of cases of water to store. It was great because every night we froze bottles of water and that's what we had todrink in the parks (we were there in hot August). You can request a cabin in the 2600 or the 2800 loop and then your walk is not far at all to the boat dock.
We will have the DxDDP so the cups will be one of the souvenirs we take home. your right we can keep drinks in the fridge, along with coffee and hot chocolate.
My family loves the cabins. So peaceful and beautiful. Having bikes is a great advantage but if your flying rent a golf cart. You will love it.
There is an internal bus system that you can take from the boat dock (Settlement) or bus depot (Outpost) for your park transportation. There is no quick service restaurant at the Fort, but you can get take-out meals from Trail's to Go at Trail's End Restaurant, or meals from the Meadows Snack Bar. There is a refillable mug station at Trail's End and the Meadows Trading Post. Your only choice for breakfast is the buffet at Trail's End, unless all you want is pastry type things. We watched a family get really angry one morning because they expected to order any kind of breakfast and were annoyed that there wasn't a QS breakfast available. They yelled until they got their daughter some milk and cereal and said that they should have been told and they wouldn't have stayed there had they known. I have said that staying at the Fort isn't the greatest use of a dining plan if you like to eat at your resort. But if you like to go to parks or other resorts to eat, then you'll be fine. If there is 6 of you, you won't all fit into one golf cart, they only fit 4. There are apparently a few 6 seaters but I have never seen them. We've stayed there a few times and love it there. The best part is that there is no one above you, below you or alongside you. No flushing toilets, running showers, or dancing elephants to wake you up in the morning. Its wonderful. Storage can be a challenge so make sure you utilize every cabinet everywhere. The bathroom has some good storage, and if you're not getting groceries, use the kitchen cabinets too.
I was looking at the map and trying to figure out the lay out. the 2600 and 2800 loops look along way from the boat docks. The map didn't indicate the cabin locations, rv /camper locations or tent locations. Which loops are the cabins? I see that there a bus locations all over. So we wont have to walk to and from the marina all the time? Also when we check in and Check out is there guest service to help get luggage to and from cabins for Magical Express? Sorry for all the questions. just wanting to get everything planned out. Thanks to everyone for your help.
The cabin loops are not anywhere close the boat docks. The 2600-2800 loops are cabin loops. They are close to the outpost. The internal bus system runs all over constantly. We found it more convenient to walk from our cabin to the outpost- but take the internal bus system to the marina/ settlement. yes- when you check in/check out they take your luggage in a van. There is very limited dining options at Ft. Wilderness. We loved the cabins- and loved having breakfast and some lunches/dinners in the cabins. I think i would have found it frustrating if we were on the dining plan. They send you to WL for quick service--- which means getting on the boat to get there.
We enjoyed our stay at the cabins. The full kitchen and 2 televisions were very handy, and it was peaceful and relaxing. Our only issue was transportation tended to be a bit cumbersome with the inner bus and then the bus to take you to anywhere outside of the resort. Still a great place for families of 5 or 6!
I just love the DIS!! I love how everyone is so helpful. Can we fill our mugs at WL? The layout of FW is massive. Glad to know that there will be a van to take luggage to and from cabin. For a moment I had visions of us walking to and from the MK dragging: back backs, carry on luggage, and all the kids. That would have been a sight. How do the internal bus system work? If you start walking to the Marina and see a bus can you get on? Are there certain buses that go certain places? Is there daily Mousekeeping that will bring towels? Or is that something that needs requested? Beds Is it 2 dlbs and a bunk bed? I might share a dbl with one of the smaller kids and put DH on bottom bunk. We have a cali.kng bed at home. I love my hubby but I don't want to cling on to him for dear life while we sleep. Again sorry for so many questions. But you are all knowing Everyone is really excited, DS8 is a little disappointed that we didn't choose AOA. But DH thought a week in a cartoon room covered in so many bright colors might do him in. So we let him pick this time. AOA will be the next one.
Just to give you some more insight: The cabin loops are 2500 through 2800. Next to the 2500 loop, there is a quiet pool with a hot tub and a laundry room. We love that loop for ease of swimming and it's a short walk to the bus stop, which is on the main road outside of the loop. You really shouldn't plan on walking to the boat or the Outpost bus stops, it's a really long walk. Fort Wilderness is over a mile long.


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Yeah well watching a couple of dogs chase their tails in the front yard is amusing for a while, but after a while it gets old. So big fella I want you to astute me and post to the board You are drafting Leodis McKelvin or Darrelle Revis clone with this pick ? You won't because you know as well as I know it too, this is not a good group of corners. The difference in margin between the guy you are forcing at twenty and the guy at eighty one is very small. You are in fact forcing a sub NFL talent into the twenty because you are panicking over "need" . Dismiss me? Dismiss you. They have never panicked in four drafts and they are not going to start now. Not one of these top five guys can start for us the first eight weeks. In other words you just mocked us 8-8 once again.
You are saying that Haden and Kyle Wilson are not significantly better than 3rd round CBs? I'm a big Ansah fan and have it in 3rd on my mock but would not say he is equal to these top two or even McCourty a probable late 1st to early 2nd guy. Even Thomas may be drafted high first by a team that will use him at corner.
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BUSH: I�m going to pick a vice president who can be the president. I�ll pick judges who strictly interpret the constitution and not use the bench as a way to legislate. And I will work to keep the Republican Party pro-life.
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BUSH: I will have a vice president who can become the president. That�s the test, Steve. I will have a vice president that agrees with my policy. I�m going to have a vice president that likes me. I can�t be any more clear -- you may not like the answer, but that�s my answer.


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On a recent unseasonably warm day in New York City, I, like many of my fellow cube farmers, headed outside to eat lunch in the sun. The park's tables were packed with slender, natty finance dudes digging into take-away salads, turkey sandwiches, and tortilla-less burrito bowls from Chipotle. What amazed me were all the Diet Coke cans studding this giant sea of otherwise healthy tabletops.
A quick and extremely unscientific survey of these gents revealed that these guys, like you, already knew regular and diet soda are packed with artificial crap, are bad for teeth, and lead to obesity and diabetes (yes, even the sugar-free stuff). So, WTF?
Not surprisingly, most were downing it for the caffeine to counteract post-lunch food coma. But after digging deeper, I learned that what most guys were really avoiding was an afternoon coffee, fearing the extra caffeine found in a cup of joe would do more harm than good.
So these guys chose Diet Coke because they thought it was healthier. [Cue palm-to-forehead slap.]
It isn't. Still.
Yes, a tall iced coffee from Starbucks can pack twice the jump juice as a can of Diet Coke, but it won't keep you up at night or increase your risk of hypertension or ulcers. (A single Illy espresso has about the same caffeine as 12 ounces of Diet Coke, FYI.)
With coffee you not only get the feel-good focus buzz—a 2004 study in the Journal of Nutrition argues the black stuff is one of the largest sources of life-extending antioxidants on the planet.
Soda, on the other hand, may provide a burst but only ups your risk for bad things. In fact, just this month, a 28-year study of 43,000 men found those who drank soda had a much higher risk of stroke than those who sipped coffee.
So be a (healthier) man and skip the soda. You know better.
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Title: | Oral history interview with Jesse Bell |
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Description: | Oral history interview with Louisville physician Jesse Bell conducted on July 28, 1979 by Olivia Frederick. Dr. Bell discusses his early life and education, including his training at Alcorn College, Morehouse College, and Meharry Medical College. He discusses his involvement with the Red Cross Hospital, a black-run hospital in Louisville that was known as Community Hospital starting in 1972. (The hospital, founded in 1899, closed in 1975.) Dr. Bell became involved with the hospital in the early 1940s, and discusses the developments there, including the institution of a nurses' training program, integration, fundraising, and other issues. He discusses the clientele of the hospital as well as the care they received. He also talks about the loss to the black community at the closing of the hospital, and the apparent lack of loyalty the community had to the institution. He discusses Hattie Bishop Speed, as a person and as a supporter of the hospital. The Civil Rights Digital Library received support from a National Leadership Grant for Libraries awarded to the University of Georgia by the Institute of Museum and Library Services for the aggregation and enhancement of partner metadata. |
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Subjects: | Speed, Hattie Bishop, 1858-1942 | Bell, Jesse B., 1904- | African Americans--Kentucky--Louisville | African American physicians--Kentucky--Louisville | African American physicians--Kentucky--Frankfort | Physicians--Kentucky--Louisville | Physicians--Kentucky--Frankfort | Hospitals--Kentucky--Louisville | African Americans--Hospitals--Kentucky--Louisville | Red Cross Hospital (Louisville, Ky.) | Red Cross Hospital (Louisville, Ky.)--Administration | Nurses--In-service training--Kentucky--Louisville | Discrimination in medical care--Kentucky--Louisville | African Americans--Medical care--Kentucky--Louisville | Hospital closures--Kentucky--Louisville | African Americans in medicine--Kentucky--Louisville | Race relations | Segregation--Kentucky--Louisville | Race discrimination--Kentucky--Louisville | Louisville (Ky.)--Race relations--History--20th century | Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College--Students | Morehouse College--Students | African American universities and colleges | Meharry Medical College--Students | African Americans--Education (Higher) | African American medical colleges--Tennessee--Nashville | Louisville (Ky.) | Jefferson County (Ky.) |
Collection: | African American Oral History Collection |
Institution: | University of Louisville University Archives and Records Center |
Contributors: | Frederick, Olivia M. | William F. Ekstrom Library. University Archives and Records Center | African American Community Interviews Collection (William F. Ekstrom Library. University Archives and Records Center) |
Online Publisher: | Louisville, Ky. : University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Original Material: | Audiocassette tape number 773, African American Oral History Collection, Oral History Center, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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I really don't like the "Anyone can pull off combos" line, As a fighting game fan that usually translates to "It's easy to button-mash and anyone can pull off advanced combos" I really hope it's not the case, and so called "Experts" from the fighting game scene they are talking to are expert enough to point this out during development. --- And so he spoke, and so he spoke, that Lord of Castamere but now the rains weep o'er his hall with no one there to hear. -Valar Morghulis, Valar Dohaeris- | |
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Yeah his was a concern of mine as well, discussed in another thread. However, there are a number of reasons why I don't think button smashers will prevail in this game... With the combo break system (HP+HK breaks Hard auto doubles, MP+MK breaks Medium auto doubles etc), I think it will be very easy to break out of anything a button smasher sets up. I have a friend that smashes buttons in DOA5 and I'm easily able to reverse everything he does because he's just smashing the same buttons and he becomes very predictable. If anyone is "predictable" in this game, they will be at a serious disadvantage. If your button smashing opponent gets you in a combo, it should be very easy to break out of it because it will be predictable enough to counter the same moves they are smashing over and over. Ken Lobb squared off against some girl and kicked her ass. A clear Veteran vs Noob faceoff. This shows that more seasoned players obviously still have the advantage. Button smashers also probably will not realize that the attacks they keep repeating (and keep getting blocked) are also boosting their opponent's super meter which will eventually come back to bite them. | |
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Fulgore was obvious. So is Orchid and likely TJ. Spinal I'd say was 75% and Cinder I'd give a 50% to (wasn't in KI2 but he's a good addition regardless). KI doesn't have a big character library anyway. Might as well just go whole hog and include the entire existing cast. --- Every post I make is with integrity and sincerity. I'm pretty sure you're the troll, not me. | |
Yea I'm pretty confident they will all be in, there wasn't many too begin with, seems like a given. It's still interesting to see everyone get worked up on this board, one character at a time. | |
The whole original roster should be a given --- hello earthlings, i am from another planet http://www.youtube.com/XXtheJUMPoffXX | |
i think its funny they are "confirming" them slowly like its something exciting we all know they are going to release all the characters...since............well........they charge money per character......***OBVIOUS ALERT*** more characters.....==more.....m....money and hopefully any new characters.....will be FITTING to the KI "universe" oh and about the anyone pulling off combos.....meh figures...it was easy in the 1st KI, but i always enjoyed the trial and error, in trying to figure out new combos....but i know day 1 the "go to" combos will be out, and it will be spammed...thus fun=ended-day one (not really but sorta) --- 1055T | M4a77d | 6gb ddr2 | AMD 6870 | Sonata III | Antec 500w earthwatts | 500gb HD | 27" Monitor | Blu ray/dvd burner | Win 7 Prof | Razer BlackWidow Ult | |
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Title | John Parris - Asheville Citizen and Assoc. Justice Wm. O. Douglas |
Date | September 25, 1962 |
Description | Asheville citizen John Parris talking to Associate Justice William O. Douglas in Craggy Gardens near milepost 367, section 2P of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Image taken from the National Park Service, Blue Ridge Parkway Headquarters and taken by Alan Mebane on September 25, 1962. |
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