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1970 ?
1971 - Australian Open or WCT Finals (The Australian Open had a deep field that year)
1972 - WCT Finals
1973 - WCT Finals
1974 - WCT Finals
1975 - WCT Finals
1976 - Philadelphia or Masters?
1977 - Masters
1978 - Philadelphia or Masters?
1979 - Masters
1980 - Masters
1981 - Masters
1982 - Masters
If you could please elaborate on your choice for 1970, 1971, 1976, 1978 Thanks
My choices would be:
1971 - Australian Open
(no way: a Slam with a great field will always overcome other events from my point of view)
1972 - WCT Finals
1973 - WCT Finals & the Masters
(we need two tournaments that year: Wimbledon was just insignificant, only one top-10 player in its field)
1974 - WCT Finals
1975 - WCT Finals
1976 - WCT Finals
(if you prefer the prestige & a partially depleted but still nice field)
, Philadelphia
(if your prefer strong fields & 3-out-of-5 finals)
or Palm Springs
(if you prefer strong fields & great money prizes)
[No way for the Masters Finals that year, they were weaker than the WCT Finals]
1977 - Masters
1978 - Masters
(without any kind of doubt, at least from my point of view. The Masters was not strong as in 1977 that year, but it was still having Connors, McEnroe and five other top-10 players, the only difference was Borg, who lose in the Philadelphia quarterfinals to Tanner and didn't enter the Masters: it's definitely not fair in my opinion to put Philadelphia over a prestigious Masters).
1979 - Masters
1980 - Masters
1981 - Masters
1982 - Masters
1970 is more complicated, we need two substitutes because that year the Roland Garros had only one top-10 player, but there are a lot of strong tournaments. My four favourite are Torneo Godò, the Dunlop Internationals, the Tennis Classic round robin and the Masters.
If I have to pick two, I'll say the Masters (for two reasons: 1. it was the first edition of a great historical tournament; 2. Stan Smith defeated Rosewall and Laver to win it: he deserves some consideration for such a feat) and Torneo Godò (to pick up a great clay tournament as a Roland Garros substitute).
But if you prefer the Tennis Classic or the Dunlop tournament, I accept it without problems: they were definitely big ones!
I think there's really no way to estabilish a "real truth" about 1970.
I know top players started coming back in 1983 but did it still have the depth from 1983 through 1987? (I know it was much better than 1972 to 1982 - but was it up to full slam speed from 1983 through 1987?).
Yes I think it was: the only top player who keeps his Australian Open boycott was Jimmy Connors, all the other players regularly entered it, except McEnroe in 1984 because he was defaulted after the Stockholm accident. Surely the Masters was still really important during the 1983-87 years, but I think that we really can't understimate the AO Slam status after it was rehabilitated.
The only WCT finals that seemed particularly week was 1976 and 1978. It seemed to be have strong fields the rest of the time even right until the end in 1989.
Yes, but even with strong WCT fields, the Masters was slightly superior to the WCT Finals after 1977.
In 1986, when there was no Australian Open, all journalists considered the Masters as a fourth tournament.
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The rainbow-coloured insects flitting over the variety of flowers in the enclosure in the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park are bound to attract visitors.
The enclosure – Butterfly Park – was thrown open to public by Minister of Environment, Forests Science & Technology Satrucherla Vijaya Rama Raju here on Saturday.
The meshed enclosure with a fountain and an artificial waterfall has a system of sprinklers and sprayers that maintain the ambient temperature between 28 and 30 Celsius and humidity of 70 per cent enabling the winged beauties live and also keep the flowers alive and full of nectar, curator of the Zoo G Ramalingam explained. There plans to reduce the ambient temperature, he added.
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To an American, Europe is a cautionary tale. From Jefferson's warning that when we "get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall be as corrupt as Europe" to Madison's explanation that separation of church and state was the only way to avoid "the ceaseless strife that has soaked the soil of Europe with blood for centuries," the Founding Fathers used the Continent to signify everything our new nation was not. A century later the Gilded Age's yearning for cultural validation complicated matters, requiring a Henry James or an Edith Wharton to do justice to the shifting balance of social insecurity, moral superiority, confidence and naïveté. But even the most starry-eyed grand tourist knew they were traveling backwards in time. Well into the last century, Europe was the "old world," a fading catalogue of postcard views and primitive plumbing where Americans came to lose their innocence.
This was still true in 1977, when I first lived in Europe as a student. Parisian literary theory may have been avant-garde, but French public phones seldom functioned (and still required a jeton, a slotted token), hot showers were a luxury and the future, from architecture to music to technology, was Made in the USA. Italy and Spain seemed even more backward--vast gorgeous museums where you could look at art, eat and drink incomparably well and admire the past, but where the train stations were tiny islands of modernity. The Italian lira was in perpetual free fall--a Roman friend told me the chewing gum and candy I was usually given in lieu of small change was worth more than the coins--and Spain was just emerging from Franco's suffocating embrace. When I arrived in Madrid the Communist Party was still illegal; back in Paris the newly elected mayor was a right-wing Gaullist named Jacques Chirac. France's president, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, was also a conservative, as were the leaders of Italy and Germany--West Germany, that is. In England, where I came to study a few years later, all the Americans at my college were put in the same building--the only one with central heat. None of my student friends had cars or telephones, and the pay phones were even worse than in France. Public anger over the lack of heat--and electricity--for days at a time during a coal strike helped bring down Britain's Labour government and usher in Thatcherism, a genuine European innovation, if not a welcome one.
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Culturally the traffic across the Atlantic has been two-way for rather longer. Even in 1977, Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano's Centre Pompidou announced an architecture firmly rooted in European soil, one that no longer took America's post-World War II dominance for granted. Punk rock in Britain shared little more than a name with its American cousin; Barcelona reinvented its Ramblas without even a glance at Broadway. But as long as Soviet tanks faced west, Europe was obliged to huddle together under Uncle Sam's nuclear umbrella.
Europe today is an economic power, the largest internal market in history, whose Benetton-clad, Prada-shod citizens scarf Alpen Bars on the way to work, fill up their German, French and Italian cars with BP, Shell and Elf, read books published by Pearson/Penguin and Bertelsmann, and chat endlessly on Finnish-made Nokia phones over the British-owned Vodafone network. As do increasing numbers of Americans, mostly without noticing it. Such icons of everyday American life as Dunkin' Donuts, Bazooka gum, Dr Pepper, Brooks Brothers, Jiffy Lube and Household Finance are also now European owned. As are Jeeps (made by Germany's DaimlerChrysler) and even Baby Ruth bars! When my family and I moved from Brooklyn to London ten years ago, the standard of living was at least as high as in the United States--and that was just in Britain. On the Continent the trains not only ran on time but were faster, more frequent and far better appointed than anything on Amtrak's rails. Today, even in poorer countries like Greece and the Czech Republic, cell phones are ubiquitous, childcare is state-subsidized and supermarket and bookstore shelves alike are near occasions of sin. Fly from JFK to Milan, or Baltimore to Bilbao, and you are in little doubt which way the money goes.
Politically, though, Europe remained underdeveloped. Sheer complexity, an inevitable consequence of the six-member European Economic Community becoming first a twelve-member European Community and then a twenty-five-member European Union, was partly to blame. Garton Ash looks at Europe's cumbersome governmental structure and superfluous sovereignties and sees a "postmodern Commonwealth." As a native-born Virginian, I know a confederacy when I see one. Still, so long as Europeans were content to follow America's lead, nobody minded much. Henry Kissinger might complain, "If I want to pick up the phone and talk to Europe, whom do I call?" Bill Clinton might rail against European paralysis over Bosnia or resent EU fecklessness in Kosovo, but when America did decide to act, Europe was--for the most part--happy to follow. We did the cooking (bombing, bullying, coalition-building); they did the washing up (peacekeeping, nation-building, war crimes trials). It was a division of labor that functioned, or seemed to, until Iraq.


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This is the Master Edition compatible with the Complete 2009 mod. I figured some people would want it. Also, in my other download file for the vanilla...
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A S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl mini-mod by Halcyon777
An illustration of what some of the traders inventory looks like in the mod can be seen in the image below. To zoom in, click HERE
The LITE and PURE editions of my mod found in the downloads section contain a separate folder apart from the base trader files folder which include the following mods below. These mods complement my mod very well but should only be used if you are going to play the game with your own merged compilation mod pack or simply in Vanilla (unmodded game)
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Axes Repair Mod by AxeMan808, MoDD, and Goffik
This mod allows the traders in the game to have the ability to repair your weapons and armor, the price it costs to repair gear is the same throughout all 4 versions of my mod, so using this mod may decrease the realism and possibly the difficulty of the game, since instead of having to purchase a new weapon you can just repair your old one. Use this only if you don't care about possible decreased difficulty.
STALKER Real Gun Names mod v.3 by Kyodan
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Chernobyl_tv_v1.1 by Zero_3
Stalker.filefront.com .
Adds video from a documentary about the Chernobyl disaster to the two TV's that are in the game (one behind barkeep, and the other at the military base in Cordon). Instead of showing a couple of lousy in-game screenshots like it did before. I like it a lot!
Hades_Real_Gore_Mod_v1.0 by Hades
Adds more blood and gore to the game, need I say more.
A few suggestions
- I strongly recommend that you play the game on Master difficulty if you use this mod.
- Pay close attention to how the traders in the game progress throughout the story, they may offer you more for certain items at different times in the game, or even less.
- Spend your money wisely, do not get excited and overspend on everything that catches your attention.
This mod is proven to support:
Any other mods have been untested with this mod.
- Hal
This is the Master Edition compatible with the Complete 2009 mod. I figured some people would want it. Also, in my other download file for the vanilla...
This is Version 1.5, READ the description, it provides information about what has changed since the LITE and PURE versions of the game and what you should...
This is version 1.4, it makes the games prices and sell values more like they usually are but traders are still unique in some areas. If you want the...
This is version 1.3, it was my original concept for Hal's Traders Back in August 2012, if you are a first timer and don't want a significant challenge...
Summer is close, how you doing with this project?
Still working on it bit by bit!
You need the original game. Make sure you install it properly as well.
I see that this mod is also designed for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Complete 2009...
But using this mod with Complete just get the X-Ray Engine crash.
Don't use this, the mod generate a CTD with a X-Ray Engine crash at each loading.
This seems to be a new development, I'm trying to understand what it's ariving from. Because when I first released the Complete edition it worked fine, and there are early comments on that download page to back it up. I need some more time to work it out. Please have patience.
If anyone was confused, H.T.O. 2.0 is NOT out yet and will not be for some time yet, I have become extremely busy with this semester of college and am doing the best I can to work on it little by little, expect a December release date.
Okay, I messed around some more, and installed a fresh copy of the Complete Mod, downloaded off of here. Then I copied it's gamedata folder to my directory for Stalker and then installed my Complete Edition mod over it. Absolutely no issues starting up, I even started a new game and messed around. No issues.
Please be sure that you have W.W. Patch 1.0005 installed on the game first. Other than that, I simply don't know what else to tell you, I am not a programmer, and with all the different versions there are of STALKER around the world it could literally be anything. I'm sorry.
Halcyon, I sent you a PM if you could check it out thanks
I'm looking forward to an AA2 version aswell
Hate to break everybody's balls but I've canceled that expansion.
H.T.O. 2.0 is designed for the un-modded game, it's still going to be awesome, and I will do my best to figure out which graphical mods I can get to be compatible with it, for those who want overhauled graphics.
Stay tuned, progress is coming along well. I would estimate a release in about 3 weeks tops.
Will you at least do something for complete?
Oh, that's too bad to hear. If you do decide to make it compatible I would still suggest AA2 because that's one of the highest used mods ATM. Good luck with HTO either way, I have used your mod before and like the selection the traders give
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Speaking at the conclusion of the owners' meetings, Selig said Thursday the trade hasn't officially been presented to him. But he said the matter is under review and he talked to two independent baseball people who feel the Marlins did well in the proposed swap.
Miami has agreed to send All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and pitchers Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnson to Toronto for a group of the Blue Jays' top prospects. The trade is pending physicals, but many Marlins fans are upset with the deal since the team just moved into a new publicly financed ballpark.


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By: Erica Zucco, KOB Eyewitness News 4
Tuesday a judge awarded six million dollars to the family of 27-year-old Christopher Torres. He was shot and killed by an Albuquerque Police Department detective in 2011, with another detective involved as well. Including this latest ruling, the city of Albuquerque has spent at least 25 million dollars on APD lawsuits from 2010-2014.
The data comes from spreadsheets from the city attorney's office. The city says the numbers encompass excessive force and wrongful death lawsuits. Albuquerque is self-insured, meaning the city keeps a pot of money to pay for the settlements and judgments.
"For us as a family, Christopher's story, the true story of what happened on April 12th, has been known, and his name has been vindicated and justice, thank God, prevailed," Renetta Torres said Tuesday.
A ruling went in the Torres family's favor, but it was a lawsuit they never wanted to file.
"I did not want to put my family through this, that's the last thing I wanted. Three years ago I reached out to the mayor, I sent him a letter I said let's sit down, let's see what we can do about this, let's see if we can't work together to try to deal with this problem… I got no answer," Steve Torres said.
They felt the only way to get the city's attention and make changes within APD was to sue the department, so they did.
From 2012 to 2014, the city spent $11.4 million on APD excessive force and wrongful death lawsuits. Since 2010, the number goes to $20 million.
For the Torres family, they hope the lawsuit leads to more than just money.
"This didn't have to happen. He didn't have to die on that day. If it hadn't been for two officers who believed they were Wild West scenario, our son would still be alive," Renetta Torres said.
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I have a assumption that they will play the Ramones
3 of four band members not ALIVE
they are #84 on the list
Phish started in 84
Just looking for hidden clues?
They are also in the sardine can on the Beastie Boys album cover...
im glad to hear someone else would want to here the ramones besides myself. although the set would be over in twenty minutes lol
Just noticed they have switched the "Electric Ladyland" covers
^ STUPID! That shit just sent my work computer into a frenzy and it froze up.
WOW! I can't believe some of those made the final list...
Hands down Pink Floyd>>> MEDDLE
lol my bad its just a dance party
Meddle would be fucking fanstastic..... but I would have to say the best pick for me would be Ziggy Stardust.
Phish.... please thing Ziggy. Fucking great album and I can see them pulling it off really well.
Ok just a thought here,.........If u look at the RUSH album it has the picture of trey and page luggin the piano in like there settin up?? and i know that a lot of other album covers have hidden pictures and stuff so im not jus sayin it cuz the pic. of them, Second the album is called MOVING PICTURES..??...????..??? what does the website do?? its a scroll of moving pictures????? I for one dont really care too much for RUSH dont get me wrong there great musicians i just never got into them so i hope its not there choice.....but deff could be possible
Have there always been YouTube links on certain album covers? I have counted 23 covers that link you to random vids....
Zappa Zappa Zappa Zappa.
theyre not gonna play thriller you fools
Did they Kill it?
My work computer sucks butt, I cant' play the animation and adobe always makes my computer freak out.
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G.K. Chesterton with a boy
16 of 73 portraits of G.K. Chesterton
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G.K. Chesterton with a boy
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9 3/8 in. x 6 7/8 in. (238 mm x 174 mm) overall
Given by The John Hillelson Agency, 2005
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Each week we search the toy aisles and our dusty collections to present some of the coolest action figures based on comic book characters.
The first is from the DC Universe Classics collection, Wave 18. These figures had a Superfriends theme and we decided to take a closer look at Toyman.
There have been some different versions of Toyman and you can see he comes with a couple accessories. What else would you expect but a yo yo with spikes and a top that...doesn't really do much?
The other figures in this wave include Black Vulcan, Samurai, El Dorado, Modern Captain Boomerang and Bronze Tiger. The each come with a piece to build a big Apache Chief.
I do have to issue a warning, the following pictures might be a little upsetting. At least, my daughter thought so when she saw them. Toyman is evil.
Luckily my daughter had a Justice League Unlimited Wonder Woman lying around to restore order.
The 'retro' figure comes from Kenner's 1998 "Batman: Knight Force Ninjas" line. It sounds horrible and I honestly can't even recall any of the other figures in the line but it did include a pretty cool Jean-Paul Valley Azrael figure.
He's not as highly articulated as today's figure but he's a pretty solid figure and the detail was pretty good. He came with a flaming sword and a snap on flaming-flame thingy. They don't look that impressive but still, it's a pretty cool Azrael figure. He does come with the "squeeze legs together for arm to move" action that makes his right arm move up.
If only we could see his return in the comics.
There's a bonus selection this week that goes along with Azrael. I found a "Legends of Batman: KnightsEnd Batman" figure. This was another from Kenner and was released in 1996. I think this actually belonged to some poor kid that left it behind in a restaurant I was working in. No one ever came back looking for it so it was up to me to give it a good home. He's a little smaller at 5" and stands in a slightly awkward pose but it's still pretty cool it was made back then.
That's it for this week. Hope you enjoyed the selections and be sure to check out the next installment.


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Artifically limiting usable resolution in X or WM to compensate for overscan?
I have a CRT HDTV that I'm feeding via a DVI->HDMI cable. The video is crisp and good, the colors are accurate, and the vertical refresh syncing works. Hurray.
The only problem is that my display overscans like nobody's business, and I can't see about 100px on either side and about 40px on the top and bottom. That means all of my navigational content is where I can't see it. Scroll bars, menu bars, nav bars, control icons, blah blah blah. It's pretty miserable.
I don't really care to try and do anything fancy. I don't need 1:1 pixel mapping - this is an analog screen, it just doesn't matter. I don't need to get my full resolution - 1920x1080 is already way more than I need for basic media playback and internet browsing.
Is there an easy way to have an effective resolution below that represented by the display mode? Effectively the goal is to just ignore the existence of all of the pixels outside of a predefined window.
I've done a lot of google searching and found that there are fairly extremely in-depth solutions involving custom modelines and ignoring EDID values. These seem like they're aimed at people who are really trying to be accurate about this business and get exactly placement and 1:1 mapping. I just don't care. Surely there's a simpler way. Does anybody know what that is? My vague feeling is that this is something that should be taken care of either at the X level or the window manager level, but certainly not the application level.
Any help is very much appreciated!
Re: Artifically limiting usable resolution in X or WM to compensate for overscan?
There is an Overscan setting in nvidia-settings, at least if you use a (very) recent driver version...
Re: Artifically limiting usable resolution in X or WM to compensate for overscan?
I'll check up on that immediately, thanks.
Seems that I'm running the latest 190.42 drivers, but there's no overscan control for DVI output. Any thoughts on another means to crop the usable screen area?
Re: Artifically limiting usable resolution in X or WM to compensate for overscan?
You can try configuring your display for a smaller resolution using nvidia-settings, and then going into the properties page for the display, enabling "Force Full GPU Scaling", and setting the scaling method to "Centered".
Re: Artifically limiting usable resolution in X or WM to compensate for overscan?
I spent some time biting the bullet and just taking the custom modeline approach. It worked out quite well, though it took some time. For anyone who is curious, I started with the standard 1280x720 modeline that matched the pixel clock reported by EDID on my television, and then increased the front and back porch while decreasing the resolution by a corresponding amount. Thus both the horizontal and vertical scan time remained constant, but the resolution got smaller.
Now my display is perfectly sized and centered. In case anybody has a 37" Toshiba HF85 television and is trying to use linux with DVI... the modeline is:
Modeline "1160x672" 74.25 1160 1334 1374 1650 672 696 701 750 +hsync +vsync
But I'm guessing nobody else in the world has this combination. :D
Thanks guys!
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