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Armor Slots: a Response to CaptainGeko
First, the relevant three tweets from last night. For those who despise Twitter (as well as for the sake of completeness), this is what he said:
"Thinking about a ship armor slot. But it may stack too high with eng res consoles. Armor can do a lot more than consoles."
"How do you feel about gaining Armor, at the expense of converting existing eng res consoles into something else (don't know what yet)?"
"They could convert into an existing console, or something entirely new (just not direct hull damage mitigation)"
My own thoughts:
I think its a good idea. I also think Cruisers should get access to Cruiser-only Heavy Armor.
I know some people would complain, but really the only reason to complain about these changes to Armor, is because it's just different. With armor slots in order to gain hull resist, you stick on an armor plate instead of several neutronium consoles. So what? Players can adapt. As long as they change the existing armor consoles into something useful, no one will really lose out.
However I also think they should make some kind of a trinity for ship-specific gear, maybe like this:
Escorts get Dual Heavy Cannons
Cruisers get Heavy Armor
Science Ships get ??? (I'm thinking Secondary Deflectors, maybe prototype warp cores? I don't know)
I'm all for adding in armor slots. That's pretty much all I use engineering consoles for anyway. Well that and universals. After that do some change ups to the existing eng consoles and I think he would be on to something.
I think I quite like the idea of armour being a distinct ship component; but armour consoles are kind of the only engineering consoles that absolutely everybody can find a use for.
Unless we either got a whole bunch of new engineering consoles that are equally desirable as armour consoles, or existing engineering consoles were improved to have the same broad appeal of amour consoles, then engineering console slots will just become a dumping ground for universals.
Not that I wouldn't mind more free space for universal consoles; but devaluing engineering slots would be a pretty unbalanced way to bring that about.
Whoa, hold it up a sec, there are engineering consoles apart from neutronium!?!
To be honest I would much rather see a slot for different warp cores. You can then make some that will give +15 to all power levels, reduces energy drain from using powers, enhances shield regen ticks or engineering abilities by 5-10%. That's what I can think of in the minute I take to type this, I'm sure there is much more that can be done.
Armour, well your 3rd neutronium only gives you 5% more resist so really only 2 neutroniums are worth it with the current damage resist mechanics. A special armour slot for cruisers would mean you have to slot less armour consoles but other than universal consoles there would be nothing to put in said engineering slots.
I'm not totally against an armor slot altho.........., armor values of the slot would have to at least EQUAL the existing armor benefits of what we use now. Anything else would be a NERF and I expect that Cryptic is looking at this to nerf escorts and buff crusiers now. Now later on or even in the same CHANGE, if you want to add BETTER armor or more armor slots for crusiers/science that's a totally different story. Addition balance takes away basicly nothing from anyone. The CHANGE needs to equal what stats everyone has now and then I would doubt you'd hear even a forum squeak about it other than raves.
I have seen Cryptic change consoles before (such as the shield effectiveness console just before F2P) and mostly what they pick to change it to is almost worthless. This then becomes a NERF, pure and simple. There are some players who have played the Mk XII console lottery to the extent of having all or most of their consoles now at Mk XII purple. I believe you might find the forums blowing up and/or alot less dedicated players if all or some of these consoles are made worthless junk, that is bound, and the only thing you can do with them is sell them to the replicator.
I think Geko's running out of ideas, but that the lockbox and c-store model is continually pressuring him to make newer, more enticing ships available. So he's stuck, and has painted himself into a corner since the Excelsior was first released.
I also think these ideas will only make his job harder since he's not done a great job on ship balance thus far. Giving him more variables to juggle will only magnify the problems.
Back when the game launched, there was balance. Your admiral ship went one of two directions ... an extra slot in one of the two professions/classes your ship was not classified as. (So cruisers, havin engineering slant, had one choice tactical in the assault cruiser, and one choice science in the star cruiser).
All the "extras" were just cosmetic. As in ... ship costumes.
Well here we are, three years later, with Geko having to do something because of all that mudflation he couldn't manage properly since someone at Cryptic felt they'd sell more if they gave "power" along with cosmetics.
I mean god, it was so stupid. Back then people would have lined up to purchase the SKIN of the Excelsior. Because they were fans of the ship. But nope, Cryptic had to sell power right along with it.
And now, that we've pretty much reached a glass ceiling on what can be done, but need to keep cramming more items for sale into the model ...
We have to give the guy who couldn't design the Nebula properly, the chance to expand the system he himself help break?
Yeah, go for it.
An armor slot is an interesting idea but I think most people posting are missing what's really wrong here.
Cruiser pilots aren't upset that their ships aren't tanky enough, they're upset they're so slow and do less damage than escorts. An armor slot would only serve to make a cruiser tankier, even if there was a "light armor" option reducing defenses for extra speed and turning it wouldn't be a total solution.
Besides, if armour consoles were out of the equation, then there's more room for RCS consoles and those plasma manifold things that boost weapon energy; so it would help cruisers a little in those respects (more so than ship types with fewer eng console slots anyway).
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Pushpendra Singh, professor in the department of mechanical and industrial engineering, will present "Dispersion of Particles on Fluid-Liquid Interfaces" as part of the Applied Mathematics Colloquium on Sept. 28 at 11:30 a.m. in Cullimore Lecture Hall II. >>
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No. 25 Iowa State losses 67-39 at No. 1 Baylor
WACO, Texas Iowa State was back in the Top 25 after its first 2-0 Big 12 start in eight years and with one of the top defenses in the country.
The 25th-ranked Cyclones still had nothing on defending national champion Baylor.
Brittney Griner scored the game's first five points and finished with 23 as the Lady Bears beat Iowa State 67-39 Wednesday in their first game since regaining the No. 1 spot in this week's poll. Baylor won its 25th consecutive Big 12 game, a new league record, and stretched its overall home winning streak to 48 games in a row.
"I thought for a long time trying to figure out something brilliant to say, and I don't know if there's anything new that can be said," Cyclones coach Bill Fennelly said. "Baylor does it the right way in everything that they do. Brittney is Brittney."
And the Lady Bears (13-1, 3-0 Big 12) are dominating when they do it.
Baylor outscored Iowa State 50-0 in the paint. The Cyclones also didn't have any second-chance points or score on any fastbreaks.
Hallie Christofferson and Chelsea Poppens, their top two scorers coming into the game, combined for only 2 points. That was on two free throws by Poppens as they went a combined 0-for-7 shooting.
Nikki Moody had 11 points for Iowa State (11-2, 2-1), which had 15 of its 24 turnovers by halftime.
"We still learn from it. We don't just say Baylor is good, they're going to win games," Poppens said. "But we lose this, we go to the next game with a vengeance ready to play and then we play Baylor again in two weeks."
Baylor goes to Iowa State on Jan. 23. That means the Lady Bears will complete their season series with the Cyclones before even playing three of the other league teams.
The Lady Bears had already matched Oklahoma's 24-game conference winning streak set from March 2005-January 2007. Baylor has also won 48 games in a row overall at home, the longest active winning streak.
Griner scored the game's first five points and already had 11 as Baylor jumped out to a 16-3 lead in just over 8 minutes.
"The first thing that stood out was 50 points in the paint to zero," Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said. "I don't know that I've ever seen a stat like that."
The Cyclones did hit nine 3-pointers (out of 25 attempts).
"I just thought that defensively, you knew they were going to shoot a lot of 3s," Mulkey said. "I don't like that they made nine. But when you consider you're 50-0 in the paint, the points had to come from somewhere.
Iowa State made its first three shots of the second half, including a pair of 3-pointers by Moody. But the Cyclones were only within 42-27 when Nicole Blaskowsky made a jumper with her foot on the 3-point line, and Baylor then scored 17 consecutive points over the next 9 minutes.
The Cyclones had held their first 12 opponents to only 48 points a game and allowed them to shoot only 30 percent.


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Energy Events
A Private Sector Perspective on Brazil's Energy and Infrastructure Challenge
July 10, 2012 // 10:30am — 12:00pm
Brazil Institute
On Tuesday, July 10, the Brazil Institute and the Brazil-US Business Council convene a conference on energy and infrastructure capacity
The Road to Rio + 20: Green and Inclusive Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean
May 31, 2012 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Brazil Institute
On Thursday, May 31st, the Latin American Program, Brazil Institute, and the World Bank Latin America and the Caribbean Region released a new report on green growth and energy.
Chinese Investment in North American Energy
May 31, 2012 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Canada Institute
As world energy demand soars, nations and corporations around the globe are seeking new resources and techniques for expanding energy production. The Canada Institute and China Environment Forum will examine these issues and the future of the Chinese-North American energy relationship.
Congress and the Global Energy Crunch
May 21, 2012 // 4:00pm — 6:00pm
Congress Project
The debate over national energy policy is bound to heat up as the presidential and congressional elections grow closer, both on the campaign trail and in the halls of Congress. This panel will explore just how much can realistically be expected out of Congress this year in altering the country's energy course and what new challenges and opportunities we might confront in the expanding global market for energy resources.
New Directions in Brazil's Innovation System: Lessons for the Global Economy?
May 16, 2012 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Brazil Institute
On Wednesday, May 16th, the Brazil Institute hosted a discussion with Public Policy Scholar Dr. Ted Hewitt to discuss innovation in Brazil.
Energy in the Americas
May 11, 2012 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Mexico Institute
Ambassador Carlos Pascual discussed regional development of renewable energies in the context of U.S. global energy policy. Duncan Wood then launched a series of new reports entitled, "RE-Energizing the Border: Renewable Energy, Green Jobs and Border Infrastructure."
Global Choke Point: Exploring the Water Energy Confrontations in China and the United States (In Seattle, WA)
May 10, 2012 // 9:30am — 11:30am
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Global Water Security: The Intelligence Community Assessment
May 09, 2012 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Panelists from the Department of State, National Intelligence Council, Stimson Center, and National Geographic came together at the Wilson Center recently to discuss the U.S. intelligence community's global water security assessment.
The Path to Lower Nuclear Numbers?
May 04, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
International Security Studies
Speaker: Jon Wolfsthal, Deputy Director, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute for International Studies.
Regional Security Complex Theory and Turkish Foreign Policy: NATO Missile Shield, Eurasian Energy Politics and the Arab Spring
May 03, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
Turkish foreign policy is coming under increasing scrutiny since the election of the ruling Justice and Development Party in 2002. Critiques state that Turkish foreign policy is becoming 'neo-Ottoman' or 'Islamist', arguing that Turkey is moving closer to the Middle East than Europe. The underlying hypothesis of Hamid Akin Unver's lecture however, argues that Turkey's foreign policy is not becoming more Islamist; it is becoming more British, following a pattern of external affairs in which identity is becoming increasingly more pronounced. By focusing on three case studies: Turkey's self-appointed role as an energy hub between Europe and Russia, its role in NATO and its recent installation of the missile defense shield, and finally, its changing stance against Iran and Syria following the Arab Spring, the lecture will discuss how identity (as it relates to the narratives of history and culture) shape Turkey's foreign policy understanding and patterns of cooperation and conflict.


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As a special topic for 2015, this course will be a dialogue course that will pay particular attention to the relations between Jews, Arabs, and Christians in History. Beginning in the time of the Bible, the course will follow the emergence of Hebrews/Jews and Arabs, and subsequent developments under Greeks, Romans, Christians, and Muslims. The course will examine the changing political, religious, social, and cultural interactions among and between Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
A dialogue seminar on the geographical, historical, and cultural setting of the Land of Israel\Palestine; impact of foreign powers and ideas; its role in religious and political thought; nationalism; construction of narratives, competition for hegemony and territory; attempts to divide the land; the role of dialogue between Palestinians and Jews.
This lecture course will focus on the origins of the Nazi genocide of Jews, the interlocking roles played by perpetrators and bystanders, and the various interpretations that scholars have brought to bear on the subject in an attempt to explain how and why it happened. By way of comparison, the experience of other racial minorities under Hitler's regime, e.g., Roma and Afro-Germans, will be briefly examined.
Taught in conjunction with HIST-295, the first half comprises the lecture component (described above) of the course; the second half is made up of a seminar component. Among the controversies covered latterly: Holocaust memorials and their discontents; Holocaust denial; and the intentionalist/functionalist debate.
What does the secular Jew believe in? From the emergence of Baruch Spinoza—the first secular Jew—in the 17th century, to the eruption of ideology in the 19th and 20th centuries, many modern Jews lost their faith in G-d and placed it in humanity instead. Jewish involvement in modern movements (e.g., socialism, liberalism, and nationalism) will be the focus of this course.
This course studies the historical role of Jews as migrants—as strangers in a strange land—and their eventual transformation from "Outsiders" to "Insiders", as a way of understanding their current place in North American society. For the sake of context, readings will include comparisons with the experiences of other minority groups.
The Jewish presence in American filmmaking has long been the obsession of hate-mongers. But historians have begun to approach the matter as a legitimate subject of enquiry and have shown that it is possible to avoid the bigot-booster trap that so often plagues the study of hot-button issues such as this one. This course attempts to answer the following questions: Has Hollywood's "Jewishness" had a discernible impact on the content of cultural products? Have the changes in American society--and in the film industry--since the early 20th century had an effect on the way in which Jews and Jewish identity are represented on screen? Have Jewish images become "normalized"?
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Orissa government would "very shortly" submit its annual plan of operation to the Centre for availing funds under the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) for 2010—11.
"We will be sending our proposals to the ministry of environment and forest in next few days as far as CAMPA funds are concerned," Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who is also in charge of forest department, told reporters.
The Chief Minister's reaction in this regard came a day after Union Environment minister Jairam Ramesh dashing a letter to Mr. Patnaik on the State's lack of initiative in availing funds under the CAMPA.
"I am somewhat surprised that Orissa government has not moved with the same speed as the other States," Mr. Ramesh had written in the letter to the Chief Minister.
Stating that the annual plan of operation for the year 2010—11 for CAPMA would be sent to the Centre "very shortly," Mr. Patnaik said funds available under the programme were spent on afforestation activities in the State.
The State during the previous fiscal had availed Rs 131 crore under the CAMPA of which only Rs 95 crore could be spent so far, official sources said pointing out that Orissa had got more amount than other States.
The State's action in preparing the annual action plan of operation for CAMPA seemed to have been activated after Mr. Ramesh's letter to the Chief Minister.
Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) Suresh Mohanty admitted that the State had so far not submitted its annual action plan of operation for CAMPA. "The State had so far spent Rs 85 crore out of the total Rs 131 crore availed in 2009-10," he said.
This time round, the State was expected to get Rs 140 crore, about Rs 9 crore more than the previous year under the CAMPA.
Meanwhile, about Rs 1,300 crore had been deposited by the State in the CAMPA fund managed by the MoEF, they said.
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ideeli Announces Partnership with Sony Music's Court Yard Hounds
NEW YORK, May 3 /PRNewswire/ — ideeli, Inc., the fastest growing online members-only shopping destination, announces a partnership with Sony Music's Court Yard Hounds. The project will focus on the inaugural national tour of the Court Yard Hounds, founded by sisters Emily Robison and Martie Maguire from the Dixie Chicks. ideeli members will have the opportunity to take part in an exclusive giveaway to attend a Court Yard Hounds concert of choice and participate in a special meet and greet session with the two sisters. The giveaway will kick off on May 4th, the same day the album is slated to be released. The winner will also receive a clothing makeover styled by a Court Yard Hounds stylist. Fans can catch exclusive fashion tips from Emily and Martie on the ideeli site, Twitter and Facebook.
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Paul Hurley, ideeli CEO, states: At ideeli, we strive on a daily basis to offer unforgettable experiences to our 2 million-strong members. This partnership with the Court Yard Hounds will provide the ideeli membership with an exclusive "backstage pass" and one-of-a-kind fashion experiences curated by Emily Robison and Martie Maguire of the Court Yard Hounds We are going to be up close and personal on the concert tour and thrilled that we can share Emily and Martie's insider fashion tips with our members.
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ideeli is the fastest growing on line members-only shopping destination that engages consumers with the most sought after brands at preferred prices. Founded in June 2007, ideeli creates daily online events that provide members with the "ideal" shopping experience. Each event is designed by ideeli editors to offer an exclusive shopping opportunity in a fun, social way. New brands are featured each day at up to 80% off. All events start at 11AM EDT. Sales usually last 36 hours, or until sold out.
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Delphi-research exploring essential components and preconditions for case management in people with dementia
1 INHolland University for Applied Sciences/Research Group Mental Health Nursing, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2 Geriant Mental Health Care, Department for Diagnostics and Casemanagement of Dementia (DOC-team), Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands
3 Department of Dermatology and Allergology, Faculty Master of Science in Nursing course, University Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands
4 Altrecht Mental Health Care, Department of Outpatient Community Care, Zeist, The Netherlands
5 NIVEL - Netherlands institute for health services research, Utrecht, The Netherlands
6 Department of Public and Occupational Health, EMGO Institute for Health and Care Research (EMGO+) of VU University Medical Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands
BMC Geriatrics 2010, 10:54 doi:10.1186/1471-2318-10-54Published: 9 August 2010
Case management programmes for home-dwelling people with dementia and their informal carers exist in multiple forms and shapes. The aim of this research was to identify the essential components of case management for people with dementia as well as the preconditions for an effective delivery of case management services.
The method used to carry out the research was a modified four-phase Delphi design. First, a list of potentially essential components and preconditions for the provision of case management was drawn up on the basis of a literature review and a subsequent focus group interview. The list was then validated by experts in a first Delphi survey round, following which the researchers translated the list items into 75 statements. In the second Delphi survey, the experts rated the statements; in the third Delphi round, they rated 18 statements on which no consensus had been reached in the second round.
The experts were able to build consensus on 61 of the 75 statements. Essential components of case management for people with dementia are: information, support and counselling, coordination of the care provided and, to a lesser extent, practical help. A patient-centred approach was found to be one of the key aspects of providing case management services. Essential preconditions are: vision, care relationship, structured methodology, integration of case management into the health care chain, and the case manager's level of training and expertise.
We recommend that, based on the essential components and preconditions referred to above, quality criteria be developed for the provision of case management for people with dementia. Furthermore, we suggest the conduct of additional research to assess the effectiveness of case management in people with dementia.


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December 7, 2012
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP Ś It is the beginning of the end for Fort Shawnee. The village will cease providing services to residents, and Shawnee Township will take over, beginning at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, village and township officials announced Thursday.
It is a quick turnaround stemming from votersÆ 55 to 45 percent vote on Nov. 6 to dissolve the village. Mayor Pete Mariotti said he is surprised with how quickly efforts to disincorporate the village are moving.
ōWhen I was doing research and looking at other villages that were disincorporated their timing was quite a bit longer. It was quicker than either one of us thought would happen,ö Mariotti said. ōItÆs just step one of the process itÆs just the transferring of services. The financials and all those things will continue until we get our final audit, we pay the billings that are due. All those things have to be done.ö
Mariotti said village employees were told on Wednesday that their employment with the village will be terminated when those services become the townshipÆs responsibility. Mariotti, the village law director and the village fiscal officer will be the only holdovers to see the disincorporation through to the end, he said.
Despite the quick changeover, Shawnee Township Trustee Dave Belton said the township is fully prepared to assume the responsibility of providing all services to residents of the former village immediately.
ōWe want to make this as seamless as possible,ö Belton said. ōWe want the residents to receive necessary services without interruption in their lives. IÆve checked with our department heads and capabilities to provide that service is not an issue.ö
Both entities are working closely with the State AuditorÆs office to wrap up village operations as soon as possible. Belton said it could be as soon as the end of the year, but no firm date has been set.
ōThereÆs nothing etched in stone. ThatÆs what theyÆd like to see,ö Belton said. ōAdventures like this are not common throughout the state. There have been dissolutions and so on but every one is different so they have to adapt to the circumstances.ö
An issue of contention during the campaign was the garbage contract the village entered into designating a sole garbage service provider throughout the village. Mariotti said with the village ceasing operations the contract is ōnull and voidö and village residents will be responsible for selecting their own garbage service provider.
One sign of change thatÆs already visible. Street lights in the village Ś dark since last winter as part of drastic measures to balance the villageÆs budget Ś have been turned back on, Belton said.
As with any transition, there will be adjustments that will need to be made, Belton said. The bottom line, however, is that residents will see no interruption to services.
ōThere will be adjustments that will be made and weÆre evaluating those as it comes along. One of our concerns is obviously in case we would get snow which undoubtedly through our winters we do, weÆll be addressing that in short order,ö Belton said. ōOur police chief is currently looking at initially establishing some part-time officers and evaluating to possibly full-time after that. ItÆs all a process to evaluate whatÆs going to be best to provide the additional services.ö


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A lone, dishevelled figure stepped over the crest of the hill, where the matted clumps of dilute mauve heather stood up starkly against the sombre, slate grey sky. From his shoulders hung a lengthy, charcoal coloured knee length overcoat. The once magnificent woollen material was now frayed and tattered around the hem and sleeve edges; at which protruded a pair of dirty white shirt cuffs. His corduroy trousers were torn and on his feet, he wore an ancient pair of pointed boots. The leather was cracked and encrusted with congealed mud. From the tips of his upturned collar, a long, pale face could be seen, aged far beyond its years. A fine layer of soot and grime lay upon his creviced skin, which was weathered from bitter life and unforgettable memories.
His strong jaw line clenched, his pallid lips drawing thin. His russet eyes, the colour of autumnal leaves, scrutinised the scene before him. They flickered from side to side, surveying the landscape he knew so well. Or rather, used to.
He remembered a time with the outlook had been full of life. In the summer, the waist height citron grass would twirl in the gentle breeze, like a serene sea of liquid gold. Small children would race barefoot through it, playing chase, their hair and pearl-like teeth shining in the shimmering sun. A crystal clear brook wound its way through the valley, bubbling gently against the earthy banks, salmon swimming in its currents. Light would refract through its depths, creating sparkling rainbow beams amongst the up thrown water spray droplets. Pure white sheep would graze in their lower pasture, gazing nonchalantly as a whirlwind of time passed by them. In the distance lay a colossal expanse of forest, the fir trees looming, creating a deep lair beneath them. A village, his village, sat in the centre of this peaceful environment, the place where he, his parents, siblings and children had all grown up.
That idyllic world seemed so far away from the desolate pace which he could now see, but not register. The crops were bent backwards by fierce gales which whistled across the tabular plateau, and an eerie silence hung over the settlement like a dark curse.
The man, or Aetos as he was otherwise know, began to stride down the slope, his peculiar, uneven gait unusually matching his lofty, gaunt frame. A forceful blast of air swept his dark, tawny hair off his forehead, the flecks of silver which prematurely ran through it, glinting like the barrel of a pistol.
Throughout the fuscous meadow, he spotted the sere and yellow carcasses of cattle and other four-hoofed animals. Their gnawed bones' surface were imprinted with small, rectangular indentations, which, he later realised, were the teeth marks of the ruddy dun coyotes whom lived in the surrounding mountains. Throughout the valley, burnt tree remains stuck up like blackened cutlery forks.
Behind him, a trail of footprints lay in the inch-deep layer of ash, and as he entered the deserted ghost town, the musky, pungent odour of smoke entered his hooked nose and inflamed the back of his throat.
The tumble down buildings which surrounded Aetos overwhelmed him. Their timber and plaster were scorched and the thatched roofs which had been burnt to a cinder had caved in. The glass windows were cracked into intricate patterns like snowflakes, or had shattered with heat; the fragments now lying in sooty shards upon the dust lined cobbled streets. It was quiet other than the noise of Aetos' laboured breathing and the avenged harpy like screech of an awakened wildcat whom had been residing in one of the ruin's interiors.
His sharp eyes moved restlessly like stag beetles and pinpointed a mound in the otherwise smooth film of downfallen ash. Languidly ambulating over to the spot, he reached down. His bony fingers with tarnished, desiccated blood imprisoned underneath the bitten back nails, sank into the grit. They closed around the object which had caused the incoherent lump.
Pulling it out, he shook the excess flakes of cremated wood from its surface and with a twist of pain through his heart like a knife blade, Aetos recognised it. The figurine's mottled singed balsa face, which he had whittled all those years ago for his daughter, had cracked and its features had become undistinguishable.
With a scream of despair and rage, he hurtled it at a nearby stone brick wall, splitting it into countless divisions which settled with a minute uprising cloud of cinders upon the ground. Sinking to his knees, a sob rose up his throat, spilling out of his mouth as tears streamed from his eyes, cutting through and washing away trails of filth down his face. He collapsed onto his side, not caring whether he lived or died any more.


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Holtz has been with Skanska since 1996. Prior to joining Skanska Holtz served 22 years in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Construction Management, Procurement, Personnel Management and Combat Engineering.
Holtz holds an M.S. degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington, an M.B.A. from Western New England College and a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering from Rose Hulman Institute of Technology. He is also a graduate of the Army Engineer, Airborne and Ranger Schools and the U.S. Army Command & General Staff College. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Oregon and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Skanska USA Building Inc. is a leading national and local provider of construction, pre-construction consulting, general contracting, design build and pharmaceutical validation services to a broad range of U.S. industries, including biopharmaceutical, educational, high-tech, healthcare, transportation and sports and entertainment. The company, part of the Skanska AB global group of companies, is headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, and has more than 5,300 employees in the U.S.
Skanska is a global construction services group committed to finding innovative solutions for its clients. Combining global presence with local expertise, Skanska offers a broad range of services: from project development, to construction and facilities management.
The Group currently has 60,000 employees and operations in nine home markets. Sales in 2003 totaled $16.4 billion.
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White House backtracks on Special Olympics
U.S. President Barack Obama, during an appearance on
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, made a gaffe that required White House press office clarification.
Asked by Leno about his bowling, Obama said he recently bowled 129, adding
it was like Special Olympics, or something.
The audience laughed but the White House apparently feared someone would take offense. Two hours before the show aired on the East Coast, White House spokesman Bill Burton handed out a statement on Air Force One:
The president made an off-hand remark making fun of his own bowling that was in no way intended to disparage the Special Olympics. He thinks the Special Olympics is a wonderful program that gives an opportunity for people with disabilities from around the world.
While Obama spent much of his time on the NBC show talking about regulatory reform, he also joked with Leno about sports and talked about how his daughters, Sasha and Malia, are unimpressed by Marine One, the presidential helicopter.
So they're splitting up the Starbursts and we're flying over the Lincoln Memorial, the president said.
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Case Study From Shipowners Mutual Website - Jet Boat Incident14-Jan-2012
Despite conditions described by a witness as "heinous" and "atrocious", a jet boat driver loaded up 17 passengers and took to the water for an adventure ride. The driver had about three years experience in the role, and typically made the same adventure jet boat trip several times a day. It involved leaving a large lake"s main wharf and travelling upriver into a well-known jet boating river, with many spins and thrills along the way.
After reaching a wide part of the river, the vessels would turn around and return the way they had come. The whole journey typically took about one hour. Passengers were seated in rows, wearing lifejackets, in the open-topped vessel, with the driver stationed at the forward port side. In the early afternoon, the jet boat driver loaded the 17 passengers, including five children, and set out on the journey.
Gale force winds to 60 km per hour had been forecast, and the weather was such that no other commercial vessels in the area were operating. One witness said "the conditions were heinous – they were absolutely atrocious". Another witness simply said "it was screaming in the bay".
When the wave passed over the vessel, water entered the engine air intakes which were about head height towards the stern
Despite the conditions, the jet boat driver continued with the trip. On his return journey, the wave heights in the bay were up to about four metres. As he rounded the tip of the more sheltered area to return to the bay, the vessel rode over a large wave, sank into its hollow and slammed into a following wave, about 1.5 metres below the crest. The wave passed completely over the vessel, swamping everything and everyone within it. Water entered the engine air intakes, which were about head height toward the stern. Within moments, one engine suddenly stopped. The driver radioed to another company vessel that was loading up passengers in preparation for the next scheduled trip, and reported the engine failure. The driver was then able to operate the vessel using its remaining engine, and returned the passengers to the marina.
Despite being aware of the event, the other driver set off on the next trip of the day.
The company's safe operating plan stated that commercial trips would not be undertaken in high winds, waves or other conditions that would compromise safety, and that trips would be altered or cancelled
The driver also had the option to start the trip from a marina in the more sheltered area outside the first bay. Despite the conditions being such that no other company was operating, the driver did not take this opportunity
It is estimated that the vessel's bilge pumps took more than two tons of water off the vessel in the first five minutes – more than enough to sink the vessel, which had been in an area of deep water
Had the vessel sunk, the passengers would have been spilled into the water, some way from the marina, in conditions that would have put any rescue vessels at risk. A successful rescue would have been by no means certain
The five children on the jet boat wore buoyancy aids, which were not fitted with crotch straps as required by law. Children can slide out of lifejackets without crotch straps, and in this situation would have been at very real risk of drowning
The company was convicted and fined as a result of this event.
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- Can't drink coffee, so my work days are powered by herbal tea and miracles
Tim Stansfield
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Laura Dorrington
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- Was model for a clothing catalogue (aged 5)
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Eating white bread is the equivalent of eating sugar, study finds
A study finds an association between white bread consumption and obesity and makes an argument for switching to whole grain bread.
Mon, Jun 02, 2014 at 10:51 AM
The extensive refining process that flour has to go through to make white bread is bad for the environment. A new study suggests that the same highly refined white bread is bad for health, too. Researchers at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain found that consuming more than three or four slices of white bread a day is associated with a 40 percent higher risk of becoming obese.
The highly refined flour that is used in white bread gets rapidly absorbed as sugar. Professor Martinez-Gonzalez said, "Essentially it is equivalent to a high consumption of sugar. The problem is similar to what we see with soft drinks — their sugars are rapidly transformed into fat in an organism."
This isn't surprising information. We've been hearing for a while now that the body processes white bread in a similar fashion to how it processes sugar. People are hearing the message, too, and in 2010, the sales of wheat bread surpassed the sales of white bread.
But, wheat bread isn't necessarily any better than white bread unless it contains whole grains and skips the added sweeteners. Make sure your wheat bread is a good one by looking for the word "whole wheat" and not just "wheat" in the ingredients list.
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Softball News
Buccaneers Close Out Spring TripMarch 9, 2012 at 6:38 pm
The Beloit College Softball team finished up their Spring Trip on Friday with a pair of losses, falling 7-1 to Albion College of Michigan and 5-2 to the College of St. Benedict out of Minnesota.
Bucs Fall Twice in Two Close GamesMarch 8, 2012 at 6:32 pm
The Beloit College Softball team played a pair of close games on Thursday but came out on the short end in both, falling to Hiram University 6-3 and University of Mount Union 3-2. Both squads are from Ohio.
Buccaneers Get Split for Second Time on TripMarch 6, 2012 at 5:30 pm
The Beloit College Softball team earned their second split in three days at the Rebel Spring games Tuesday, topping Presentation College of South Dakota 11-7 in the opener before falling to Thomas More College of Kentucky 9-1.
Bucs Get Bats Going Late in Second Game But Fall Twice on Day 2March 5, 2012 at 5:15 pm
The Beloit College Softball team couldn't get their bats going till late in their second game on Monday. But it came up short as they dropped a pair of games on the second day of their Spring Trip, falling 4-0 to Bluffton University of Ohio and 7-2 to Methodist University of North Carolina.
Buccaneers Split Opening Day GamesMarch 4, 2012 at 6:54 pm
The Beloit College Softball team got their 2012 season off to a winning start before settling for a split of their two games on opening day at the Rebel Spring Games Sunday.
Buccaneer Sports Head South for Spring TrainingFebruary 29, 2012 at 9:31 am
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Bucs Picked Fifth in North in MWC Pre-Season PollFebruary 9, 2012 at 2:54 pm
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Buccaneer Softball Squad to Host Winter ClinicsNovember 17, 2011 at 11:45 am
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To be fair I didn't expect Di Matteo/Abrahmovic to go crazy and sell Meireles and Essein then not get even 1 replacement for either one, surprised Chelsea weren't even in the conversation for De Jong considering the price he left at, would have been a perfect fit.
at least for you it was Mikel who had a mare..Kaptain Kompany had one of his worst games ever in a City shirt which makes the loss even more frustrating.
Yeah, a game like last night would of been perfect for Meireles. He always seemed to do well in the Champions League. It's encouraging in a way, like they're clearing out to bring new players in over the next few windows. I suppose it's just time to sit tight.
Oscar was brilliant, and not just his goals. Juventus are so well organised and 5 at the back made it very tight at times, whoever had the ball though, he was always there to offer an option and keep things going. I didn't expect him to be able to do that in his first start, especially against such great opposition.
As for Kompany, don't worry about it
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Does anyone know how to make a rug lay flat? We bought a rug from Ikea several months ago for Jansen when we were getting things for his playroom. It's one of those rugs with the city and street printed on it. I think it's probably a 4.5′ square. We have it sitting on our carpet. Apparently the carpet doesn't hold it in place AT ALL. From day one, it has moved every time you step on it. It now has a crease along it from where it keeps folding. Is that fixable?
Last night I gave Jansen some frozen chicken nuggets for dinner because I am an awesome mom. Stephen worked late so it was just the Jansenator and me. I didn't feel like cooking. I made him a plate and put a dab of BBQ sauce in one of the plate compartments for him to dip. Instead of dipping the chicken, he dipped his fingers into the sauce and sucked it off. Over and over. It was cute. And I can't really blame him… BBQ sauce is good.
I need a new crock pot recipe. Something that doesn't involve cream of anything soup. Something that is still pretty healthy. Anything? My go-to crock pot meal is carnitas. Everything else I make in there is smothered in BBQ sauce, cream cheese, or some sort of cream of mushroom soup. I love making crock pot meals but I don't want it to always be think and heavy. Anything that you love?
Jansen said "I love you" for the first time a few nights ago. We've been trying to get him to say it for months but it is a hard sentence to say. But the other night he was heading off to bed with daddy and he came to give me a kiss. I said, "I love you, Jansen" and he turned and said, "wuv woo." He's said it several times now. I love it!! He is also getting better about saying thank you.
I'm exhausted. I get like this every now and then when I get overwhelmed with life. We have a ridiculously busy few months ahead of us with things on our calendar just about every single weekend. Most of the things are wonderful and I'm looking forward to them, but it still very overwhelming. I'd like time to stand still for a bit. I'd like some quality time with my husband and my son without any outside stresses or plans. Is that too much to ask? Apparently.
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Community Supported Art (CSA) Program
Over the last 20 years, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has become a popular way for consumers to buy seasonal food directly from local farms. With the same buy-local spirit in mind, ASC is excited to offer our Community Supported Art (CSA) Program.
The CSA program is an exciting model of art support and distribution that supports artists in the creation and promotion of new work and establishes relationships with local collectors and patrons. Nine selected artists each receive a commission to create 50 works of art for the program. Work from the nine selected artists are then sold in the form of 50 "shares" to local art collectors and patrons. A "share" consists of one piece from each of the nine artists, and shares are distributed at three unique, exclusive events that will provide opportunities for artists and patrons to further connect.
One of the most important success criteria for the Community Supported Art program is in building lasting relationships between art producers and consumers. Since many members may have never seen and/or heard of CSA artists before, the events serve to build and deepen those relationships. It's one thing to buy a piece of art; it's another to meet artists at the pick-up site to ask questions, talk about their practice, or just say hello.
This local project is modeled on the successful CSA program in Minneapolis/St. Paul - created by mnartists.org and Springboard for the Arts - and is supported, in part, by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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i actually bought this for a rabbit we had a few years ago and he loved it. so, think outside the box with this one. maybe other pets would like it too!
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-Lived on the run for ten years.
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In January 1991, Geary originated a second role on "General Hospital" with his portrayal of Bill Eckert, a cousin of Spencer's and a man of many -- often dark -- colors. He was seen on-screen as both Bill Eckert and Luke Spencer as the story progressed, until the death of Eckert.
Geary has come a long way from Coalville, Utah, the small mountain community of 800 where he was born. He was a gifted student, attending the University of Utah as a Presidential Award Scholar in theater. Jack Albertson saw him perform there and cast him in "The Subject Was Roses." The production, starring Albertson and Martha Scott, toured Hawaii and settled at the Huntington Hartford Theater in Los Angeles, where Geary decided to establish himself. His ensuing musical theater credits comprise a catalogue of classics. Highlights in this period were his co-starring engagement with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas in "Your Show of Shows" and a tour as Jesus in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's "Jesus Christ Superstar."
Geary has performed in more than 50 stage productions throughout the United States. His appearance in the one-man show, "Human Scratchings," performed to sold-out houses in Los Angeles in 1996, earned him unanimous critical acclaim and a DramaLogue Award. His other extensive theatrical credits include roles in productions of "The Wild Duck," "The Inspector General," "The Cat's Paw," "The Glass Menagerie" and "Barabbas" at the Los Angeles Theater Center. He also portrayed Octavius Caesar, opposite Lynn Redgrave and Timothy Dalton, in a production of Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" for PBS and the BBC.
Geary has made guest appearances on more than 40 television shows. Among his TV credits are roles on "Starsky & Hutch," "Barnaby Jones," "The Streets of San Francisco," "The Blue Knight," "All in the Family," "The Six Million Dollar Man," "The Partridge Family," "Most Wanted," "Mannix," "The Mod Squad," "Room 222," "Doc Elliot," "Temperatures Rising," "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "Hotel" and "Murder, She Wrote." He also performed in the television movies "Perry Mason and the Case of the Murdered Madam," "Kicks," "Sins of the Past," "The Imposter," "Intimate Agony" and "Do You Know the Muffin Man?," and in the daytime dramas "Bright Promise" and "The Young and the Restless."
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As a producer, Geary received a Cindy Award for the drama "Sound of Sunshine, Sound of Rain," a children's story for Public Radio. He has also taught improvisation and story-theater techniques.
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Candidate starts Senate drive on Manila sidewalk
MANILA, Philippines—True to its billing, it was a no-frills Senate campaign for Samson Alcantara of the Social Justice Party on the busy sidewalk in front of his office on Taft Avenue corner Padre Faura Street in Ermita, Manila.
About 50 party officials, students and fellow law school faculty members listened to Alcantara as he presented his platform of governance.
Later, a xylophone-and-drum band kept the atmosphere festive while the 77-year-old candidate shook hands of passersby and his party mates distributed campaign leaflets.
"A candidate with no money like me would have to make do with this. We hope the people will not be fooled and confused by political commercials and by moneyed politicians. Filipinos are now awake and they will choose, not the dynasts, but those who have the capability to serve and who are trustworthy," he said in his speech.
"The path [to victory] is not straight but bumpy and lined with many cliffs, but we will fight on," Alcantara said.
He said he would push for a law prohibiting political dynasties.
"While there are political dynasties in the country, there would be no real progress because all political power and economic wealth are controlled by a few families. There are those who say 'there are good dynasties and bad dynasties,' but this is not true. It's not like 'there's good cholesterol and bad cholesterol.' Our Constitution prohibits all dynasties, whether good or bad," he said.
Alcantara said he would also push for amendments to the labor code and craft a "Teacher's Code" that would improve the lot of educators.
"We will not have quality education if we have hungry and unhappy teachers. We will propose the creation of a teachers' bank so that teachers will not have to rely on loan sharks and be victimized by phony education plans," he said.
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I began working on this article when I first acquainted myself with Microsoft's new Windows Vista operating system. About a month ago, I spent a weekend installing, uninstalling, and fiddling around with the 32-bit and 64-versions of Vista. Vista itself seemed pretty solid, but 3D gaming was a hit or miss adventure with NVIDIA's 100.25 beta graphics driver.
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Vista was to be installed on the Raptor X and I created an NTFS partition and formatted the drive under Windows XP. A 50GB partition was created for the operating system files to reside on while the remaining 90GB would hold Vista programs. I added another hard drive (I) for Vista games.
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A very bizarre thing about my hubby, is that he slathers peanut butter onto his cheese burgers, nestling it between the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mayonnaise, melted cheese, ketchup and pickles. It's apparently the way things are done in a family diner called Triple XXX in West Lafeyette, Indiana (where he spent six years, as a young and impressionable student). The Duane Purvis All-American is a house favourite among Triple XXX's avid followers, and after all these years, the hubby still deems it the best burger in the world. We could be eating the most sumptuous Waygu burger, and he would still woefully lament that it lacked creamy peanut butter (never chunky!), preferably a ¼-inch thick.


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CurledUpWithaBookThe MaritimesAge: 55-65Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Good book.January 27, 2014CurledUpWithaBookThe MaritimesAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3Before reading this book be sure to read 'For Time and Eternity' the first book in this series. After finishing the first book I immediately purchased 'Forsaking All Others' because I was so caught up in the story and had to know what happened next. It's a great story of standing firm in the truth of the gospel. There were parts of this story that I found somewhat disappointing and questionable but overall it was a great book and it certainly gives us a better understanding of what Mormons believe.
Candace BettsBolivar, Mo.Age: Over 65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Topic very well doneMarch 20, 2013Candace BettsBolivar, Mo.Age: Over 65Gender: femaleThis is a difficult topic: Mormonism. Most of us don't really understand it. Now I understand it better thanks to this book. I was concerned about putting it in our church library before I read it. Now I know it will help others understand this religion. The book reveals how a woman feels in a marriage with other wives and how their teachings deviates from Evangelical Christianity. The main character is so real, that it is hard to put the book down and I wish there was a third book! It explains many problems of how to get along with other wives and the emotions of dealing with it, particularly if you are the first wife.
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Christy JanesAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Tastefully Written and Emotionally TransparentDecember 13, 2012Christy JanesAge: 25-34Gender: femaleHaving firmly ensconced herself among some of the best authors in Christian historical fiction, Allison Pittman has penned another winner that fans of American and religious history will certainly appreciate. Immediately picking up where she last left her readers, Forsaking All Others concludes the story of Camilla Deardon Fox and her freedom from the early Mormon church.
Knowing that she must leave the falsehoods of the Mormon faith and return to the Christian teachings of her childhood, Camilla flees her husband and two young daughters as the US is on the brink of war with Utah and the Mormon church. Intending to seek refuge with her sister-in-law, she is stranded in the cold and faces the dangers of frostbite. Thanks to a compassionate Army officer, Camilla gains a safe haven to plot her next move and recover. After several convincing arguments, she persuades Colonel Brandon to take her to Salt Lake City so she may beg housing from her relatives. After having the door slam in her face, she resigns herself to staying with the one woman that won't turn her away--Sister Evangeline. This charity does not come without a price, however, and betrayal becomes the next foe she must face.
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Album Rating: 4.5I was honestly going to say that if I didn't see it here.
lol I'm just relistening to my CD of this and Jesus it rules hard. I picked up the expanded version for like 2 bucks too
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Well so far this is the only Dir en Grey album I can listen to through and through, but it's pretty awesome.
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Kristen Hughes (née Heinrich; born 28 August 1979) is an Australian netball player, who played for the Adelaide Thunderbirds in the ANZ Championship in 2008.
Kristen received her first call up to the Australian Netball Team in June 2004, after Australian shooter Catherine Cox was injured a week before the team was due to fly to New Zealand for a Test Series against the Silver Ferns. She now has 5 international test caps, always playing as goal shooter and is a member of the current Australian Team.
After Hughes was selected in the Australian 21U Squad in 1999 while playing with the Adelaide Ravens, her sporting career stagnated as the Ravens were wooden spooners, then were forced to leave the national league, making way for the Australian Institute of Sport team, the AIS Canberra Darters. Star coach of the Adelaide Thunderbirds, Marg Angove, saw her potential and recruited her. Her strengths include accurate shooting, energy, movement, and a tricky use of "the roll" to avoid defenders and open the shooting circle for an effective threading of the ball.
- 2008 Adelaide Thunderbirds profile. Retrieved on 2009-03-20.
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