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WoW Mastery – Impulse keybinding and macro addon full review
By admin | January 24, 2014
And you're reading my uncensored and complete review of Impulse keybinding and macro in-game addon to play like the professionals and to master WoW
If you are not aware about this Impulse keybinding and macro in-game add-on then here is a jist of what this addon does. Impulse keybinding and macro in-game addon is the First and only in-game addon on the Internet by ManaView which automatically binds the best possible keybinds and macros to your Character which can be of any Class and of any Spec.
Plz note that this is a review and if you were looking for the Official website then Click here to go to the Official Impulse Addon website.
You might ask why I am writing this. Well, you can find that in my previous post. But be warned, I'll be going into both the positives and the negatives, so if that's something you might not want to hear, then you may as well leave now.
Today I would like to share my experience playing World of Warcraft with the New Impulse keybinding and macro in-game addon.
If you had read my previous post then you would already know that I was a clicker, didn't have a clue how to play a melee, I sucked at Wow overall & always wanted learn WoW Mastery. Well, I'm not a clicker anymore and now I am confident that I can play a melee character decently. Yeah to say I have mastered Wow keybinds & macros with the add-on within few days would be Insane. I should be frank that majority of my time I spent was on understanding and learning the weird hand positions and keys that were bind.
If you are used to using keybinds, then this would be a piece of cake. You can learn it in no time coz you'll have access to lot of videos explaining exactly how to do this. And if you are a horrible clicker like me, then I am sure you would accidentally use your mouse to click something. But Trust me guys clicking is not always proficient.
Effect on HPS (Healings per second):
Ok, First I used the Impulse keybinding and macro in-game addon on my healer. Honestly, I was able to achieve a higher HPS in fact I was doing a 1000 more hps which is significantly better. I did learn to combine the keybinds with my clicking style and it worked out really well.
Effect on DPS (Damage per second):
I was pretty poorly geared up. I then loaded the macros for my enhancement character and without a clue how to play this character I went for a Dungeon raid along with people who have been playing their classes for ever. In the Start, I didn't know what I was doing. The keybinds seemed to be insanely placed. After some time I got really pissed with my play. Not only coz I was learning melee but also I was trying to adjust with the keybinds. But, I took my time in editing the keybinds and moving them around and got used to it. I went from not doing anything to actually putting some numbers on the board that are kinda decent.
Effect in PvP (Player vs. Player):
I went to my famous place in Wow, Tol Barad. I actually killed people without getting face-rolled by rouges and crap. Trust me guys using your keyboard in PvP is way way more efficient and Professional than clicking your spells. I have to admit it was Fun and had a great time.
Improvment in MMR (Matchmaking rating):
Before keybinding, my matchmaking value would constantly be around 1000 and didn't see any signs of improving but after getting used to the keybinds by Impluse addon i could see a significant change in my matchmaking value. Now my MM Value is 1681 which is a huge improvement.
Click here to Check out the Impulse keybinding and macro addon website for further information.
My Verdict on the Impulse keybinding and macro WoW Pro Addon:
Here are the Negatives and Positives of the Impulse keybinding and macro in-game addon according to me.
- Even though the software binds in those Pro players Keybinds and Macros, It is you who have to learn the keyboard layout of you spells. If you need the optimum fluidness with your character, you have to by heart the keyboard layout. (There is an add-on which is totally free to download. It is a simple screen that goes on your WoW User Interface that shows the keyboard template. So you can have a look for your key during the game.)
- If you are a Solid end game raider who has been doing the same stuff in a certain way for a certain number of years, then I would say don't bother about this software.
- The First ever program that automatically equips any character of any spec with the best keybinds and macros
- Program works with characters of any level and automatically recognizes when new spells are learned
- The website has a lot of detailed keyboard templates and guides to help you learn your new keybinds with ease.
- The Program binds similar abilities with similar keys regardless of the Class; this means that switching from one class to another is a seamless process. It also means that learning a new class is much easier.
- You will get access to Instructional videos, DPS rotation and tanking guides from the Pros.
Final Word on the Wow mastery Addon:
My final word would be, if you are a expert raider and satisfied with what you are now then this software is not for you. You can just ignore it. If you don't wanna start learning anything new then same goes for you too.
But if you are new to the game or wanna get better or you wanna get to that really high end game raid stage and put out some major numbers, I would really recommend this for you guys. This is a training course to help you in WoW Mastery. You are paying the Pros to train you, so ultimately you should have the drive and willingness to learn and improve your skill & knowledge and ultimately master WoW.
Check out the Other Resources Page for more Info, addon screenshots, Videos and Images
Click here to start Playing like a WoW Pro – Impulse Keybinding and Macro addon website
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Josh knows how to put smiles on people's faces. He stayed at the baseball facility until every kid (and a few parents) who wanted one got an autograph. He also posed for a bunch of pictures. Class act and real nice guy.
Granted, for many guys in the NBA, the window of opportunity to earn a living is limited. On the other hand, I'm talking more about the top-end guys, the all-stars. They've already made more than you or I will ever see in a lifetime. I can't believe guys like Williams, Wade, Durant, etc. need to go overseas to pay the rent back home.
I can see fringe guys (guys maybe sitting 9-12 on the depth chart) going over en masse, but I'd be shocked it many big names end up over there. At the end of day, as they say, I'm betting the agents of the big names step in and say it's not worth it. Plus, I don't think many of the players would last very long over there. I'm sure the player housing is sub-standard compared to their "cribs" in the U.S. And I'd be surprised if many of those teams had first-class private plans to get them from one venue to the next. And what about security issues? If I'm Wade, I'm chillin' by the pool until the owners get things figured out!
Anyone know of a good place in Jackson to buy a cape?
Does anyone really think four player-run practices in May are going to make a difference? Big deal. Pro athletes working out. Yawn. Settle the lockout and get serious, guys!
You took Mr. Surbrook's comment totally out of context. As a member of a state championship team from 1948, he was praising Lumen Christi for recognizing its past state champions, and he was hoping Jackson would do more of the same. Not sure how you took that as a dig on Lumen Christi.
Ditto for Danica.
I noticed that Mr. Basketball is not on your overall all-state team. Does that mean you were surprised as I was at that choice of the Sutton Bay's Dwuan Anderson as Mr. BKB?
If Cabrera and the Tigers were serious about treating Cabrera's "addiction" or "moral lapse," maybe they should just shut him down, send him to a rehab center, and let him return to baseball after he's been treated.
Maybe punishment is not what is needed or what will get his attention. Maybe several weeks in a rehab center away from baseball is more appropriate. Baseball doesn't need to be in the equation right now.
Either way, I'm guessing nothing will happen. After all, the Tigers won't want to be without their best player, and MLB is more worried about suspending guys for peformance-enhancing drugs than about suspending guys for drunk driving.
You are correct, Hockey298. It actually was a 2009 incident I was remembering. According to a published report,
"In 2009, police said the All-Star first baseman got into a fight with his wife after a night of drinking, right before his team surrendered the American League Central Division title to the Twins. (Tiger GM Dave) Dombrowski had to pick up Cabrera at the station after that incident. No charges were filed."
Girls basketball as a standalone in winter is tough. I don't mind the varsity doubleheaders, but to have boys go first just isn't working. Putting the girls first would at least be making the best of a difficult situation caused by the lawsuit that changed the seasons a few years back so that boys and girls both have to play basketball in the winter "to be fair to the girls."
I can't tell you how many games I've gone to as a parent or as a reporter only to find only half (or less!) of the bleachers even pulled out for girls games when they play with just the junior varsity girls games as the opening act. Games may be exciting, but the general sporting public just doesn't seem to want to buy into girls basketball. Even at the Division I colleges, schools often won't even have the upper bowls of the arena open, and they're lucky to draw 1/4 the fans that the guys do -- even if the girls have better records and schools like UM and MSU will let you into a women's game for $5.
Playing on opposite nights (boys on Tuesday-Friday and girls on Monday-Thursday, for example) is tough on the fans who want to support both varsity teams. At $5 a ticket (some places let students in a little cheaper), it's hard for a family of 4 go go to a game for less than $15-20 (especially if the kids like popcorn!!!).
It's asking a lot of fans to do that more than once or twice a week. And don't get me started on the cost to go to a high school game out of town or out of the county. Many schools offer discount cards or season tickets to help the "regulars," but it would be nice if conferences would get together and offer some sort of conference discount to encourage visiting fans to travel. Instead of $5 a ticket, offer up a punch card of 10 punches for $25 or so and make the punch cards good at all games for a given conference. Once you get the fans to the games, they'll spend more money on popcorn, hot dogs and the like. The schools might even find the crowds increase and revenue increases as well.
I know the horse left the barn, but we sure had it good in Michigan when the girls played in the fall and boys in the winter. Ah, the good old days (I'm sounding like an old fart!)
I love girls basketball. One daughter plays high school ball and the other plays for her middle school team. I've spent many weekends in gyms all over the state watching and supporting AAU girls teams. I go to girls middle school games.
I've also seen how demoralized the girls get when they play the second game of a boy-girl doubleheader and every time they look into the crowd, all they see is people leaving.
Go back to letting the girls play first. It's a lot better atmosphere when the place is rocking for the fourth quarter of the girls game. The way it is now, the gyms are almost empty for the fourth quarter of girls games when they play after the boys.
I'm still waiting for someone to make a good argument for having the girls go second in the doubleheader. Coaches hate it. Players don't like it. Who does like it?
Double bleh. Galarraga for two guys who couldn't get anybody out in the low minors. Talk about a giveaway. Why the rush to make the trade even before spring training? Showcase him a little and maybe get a player that might actually make the majors. You've all heard the old adage, 'You can never have too much starting pitching.' Well, looks like the Tigers must think they have too much starting pitching.
MIS is just taking steps to help the fans afford a day of entertainment. I agree with jdhdjd. The Pistons or Tigers should let you bring your own Mountain Dews and turkey sandwiches instead of ripping you off for $5 cokes and nearly $20 for the $5 Hot and Ready pizzas you can get outside the stadiums. Four hot dogs at Comerica or the Palace and four large colas are more than $30. I don't drink beer, but I see folks lined up to at the stadiums to buy $8-10 beers. How is that fan friendly? Then the Tigers and Pistons wonder why people don't go. Sure the Tigers and Pistons are down, but if the entertainment was more affordable dads like me would still take the kids to the old ballgame.
And don't forget that MIS also has FREE PARKING. Try to park for less than $10 at a Tigers or Pistons game. Good luck. If you don't like NASCAR, that's cool. But don't knock MIS for trying to help those who do. And, yes, there are just as many folks who take in too much alcohol at Lions games as there are at MIS. And also a lot of families go to MIS ... alot of families who aren't big fans of $30-$40 hot dog lunches.
The transfer student, according to Hillsdale officials, came into the district AFTER OCT. 1, meaning that he was eligible for the regular season, but as you can see from the MHSAA Handbook passage, the player was not eligible for the MHSAA Tournament.
I guess I'm not sure how it was missed by Hillsdale officials, either. My copy of the MHSAA Handbook (which is made available to all schools, both in hard copy and online) describes the rule to cover students who move into the district prior to Oct. 1. Took me about 2 minutes to find it in the MHSAA Handbook.
".... Students who transfer from one school to another and are eligible immediately under one or more of the exceptions to the transfer rule and eligible under all other regulations, are eligible for MHSAA tournaments only if they are enrolled in the new school prior to Oct. 1."
I'm no lawyer, but that seems pretty clear to me. Too bad someone didn't look it up or didn't understand it.
Coach I talked to said that there was no consideration of positions. Coaches were allowed to put the kids they wanted on the all-conference team, regardless of position. As for the shutdown corner argument, those guys must not have been all that great as shutdown corners since the league had five first-team all-conference quarterbacks with passing numbers off the charts.
The conference coaches simply didn't want to make the call as to who was the top quarterback in the league ... so they put five of them on there. I don't know if they were afraid of hurting kids' feelings or parents' feelings. To me, having five quarterbacks on the team (including the quarterback of a winless team) cheapens the all-conference honor for the quarterback who was most deserving.
I agree with chrisde. Maybe leagues should eliminate all-conference teams altogether and just give everyone a participation medal like they do in the rec leagues. After all, everyone works so hard (at least that's what I'm told by every parent who doesn't think their kid is getting enough recognition).
I just feel a little sorry for a lot of the linemen and defensive players who were left off the team because the coaches felt that the league needed five quarterbacks on its 22-member team.
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Living vicariously thru you.
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Dwight, Glad you finally made it across. Sounds like a fantastic time your having. I'll keep following and by the way, everyone at the Dog told me to tell ya Hi, Good Luck, ad happy Travels. Be szafe my friend.
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I have followed you from the beginning but I don't often write comments.
You have a gentle way of writing which makes me think you are right beside me,
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Cool say hi to all at the dog!
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Thanks bESS
I am in the Tropics now, weather is surprising similar to both my trips across Labrador, proving beyond any doubt Maritimers can bring Maritime weather with them wherever they go. Rotten wet day today but I chose to make some miles rather than sit again. I hope to post more later tonight.
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Linares to CD Mante
I hung around Linares for a while this morning hoping the rain or more accurately, drizzle would let up. It never did. I planed to ride in the Mountains if it dried up a bit but I could see no point in going up there with wet roads and a very low ceiling.
I waited in the town square. I don't know what checkout time is but at around 9am I went down the street for a second coffee and my bed had been stripped even though my stuff was still in the room. So I got ready and checked out.
In the process, I locked myself out of my room. I had put my wallet in my jacket, went to take something out to the bike....and as soon as the door shut I realized what I'd done. The electronic card key was in my jacket. Through a series of charades with the girl at the desk I got another copy.
I went to square and parked the bike at the curb and sat on a dry bench under a tree and decided it would be a good time to look at my Spanish/English phrasebook. I'm learning a few words and recognizing the Spanish that means (where are you from?) when I hear it in context.
Here's the trusty KLR at the curb across from the square in Linares
There are some nice buildings around the square
I walked around and looked at stuff like these typical bikes
No wonder my KLR draws a crowd here. It is huge compared to the Mexican bikes.
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Another street
Here's another street I saw right behind the Cathedral
I got tired of walking in the rain and I was hungry because I had coffee for breakfast so I went for pizza. At least that was the plan. I saw a sign outside a restaurant that said pizza but when I walked in I never saw anything that resembled a pizza shop or pizza oven. I should have asked because as soon as I ordered something else, I saw their pizza menu on the wall. Here is what I settled for instead. It was good, cheap, filled me up and kept me going
This is the restaurant
I ate my breakfast/lunch went back outside and took this picture of public transit
And this gentleman selling cotton candy. Slow day for him I'm sure thanks to the drizzle, I gave him a couple pesos for letting me take his picture
Then I remembered to take a picture of my new hologram on the windshield
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Finally Left Linares
I finally tired of waiting on weather and I decided I would have to skip the mountains and head south, after all that's the plan and there will be other mountains.
I heeded out of town, got chased by my first Mexican dog, he was about twice the size of a normal Chihuahua na he was fiesty. He came at me the exact second I glanced at the gps to see where the highway was. he backed off just enough to left me by when I cocked my leg like I was going to boot him. I found Ruta 85 towards Ciudad Victoria, stopped at a Pemex for gas. There where about ten Police pickups at the shop next door. Looked like maybe a robbery?
I hit the road. It was getting wetter and wetter and I pressed on. Finally approaching CD Victoria it dried out a bit.
I stopped at another Pemex for a break and a coffee and because I was making good time I wanted to look at my map and see where I might go beyond CD Victoria 'cause I really didn't want to stay there.
I bought a coffee and then I was approached by a man in his early 40's I would guess selling Limes and then his little boy, smaller than my little neighbour Liam selling something. His little dirty face looking up at me I couldn't even look at what he was selling, I reached in my pocket and gave him a few pesos and told him to keep whatever it was he was selling. God Dam. There are so many poor little kids in this World who will never have a chance at a life. I had a few sips of coffee and I couldn't take it anymore i took the lid off my coffee and gave it to the Dad. He took it gratefully. I'm sure he was cold. It was damp and about 60 degrees which is damn cold for down here.
I left that lot feeling very sad. We that can afford travel all have so much to be thankful for!!!
I left for CD Mante
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Ciudad Victoria
Ciudad is a big city and very busy. Lots of traffic and I can't get over how a few miles from where that dad and little boy were selling what they had for a few peso in a dirty parking lot all of a sudden there are huge shopping malls and hotels and a array of businesses that would rival anything in Canada or the USA.
I wove my way through CD Victoria traffic, and that's the best description I can think over. The traffic is flowing like a river over and around every type of object and at varying speed and the noise of creaking trucks , grinding gears, missing mufflers, horns etc is amazing.
Eventually I made it through and picked up Ruta 85 again after one mistake which I discovered early enough to correct.
Ruta 85 north of CD Victoria is a busy road, South of Ciudad Victoria it becomes two lane black top that has long straight stretches interrupted by a couple twisting climbs over mountains. It was windy and cloudy and wet today. I konw I missed some outstanding scenery. I saw impressive mountains shrouded in fog and peered into the fog over a huge cliff at a valley that seemed to go on for miles at one point. I crossed the Tropic of Cancer
Considering I am now south of Key West, Florida, latitudinally speaking. It was cold and wet with weather remarkably similar to both my Trans Labrador Highway trips. I crossed into the Tropics with my heated grips on! I sure glad I didn't waste anymore time waiting for the weather to improve in Linares
I had flown past this sign and then turned around to take this picture. Dam tall kickstand made it tough but I got it, just put the camera away when 4 Frederales Pickups went flying by southbound. I waved to the guys. They all waved back. All young guys who seem to like bikes. I think they are very brave trying to save Mexico from the mess it's in. I know I wouldn't want to be in their shoes, or combat boots as the case may be.
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I went up the road a few more miles and at and intersection there were the guys that had passed me and a few more. It looked like a mandatory stop so I slowed right down beside two guys with their machine guns and black masks who were standing there. They looked at me and one guys hollered "Allendez" He didn't have to tell me twice I almost dropped the bike getting out of there. I heard them both go "Oh!" when I stabbed at the pavement a couple time with my left foot.
About five miles down the road from them I saw this clean little restaurant.
I stopped for a Coke.
Oh and I missed this picture, this is looking North from the Tropic of Cancer sign. It gives a good representation of what Rte 85 looks like
I rode through dense fog today which really slowed my progress as there were a lot of donkeys on the side of the road, some tied, some not. I passed through many small towns with Tropical little huts selling bananas, limes, oranges etc but the weather wasn't conducive to tropical shots.
I finally made it to CD Mante at about 4:30 and was glad to find Hotel Rio, that Sjoerd Bakker has listed in his book. Thanks Sjoerd! Saved me looking around late in the day.
Here's my bike in front of my room
Ihave no worries about the bike tonight. It's in front of my door and two doors away there are some army guys staying. They have a dude with a machine gun in full fatigues posted around the clock.
One of the Army guys is making time with the cute girl at reception. They were sitting pretty close together when I walked in the office. I didn't want to go in the office and cramp a guy that has a machine gun's style by posting to ADVrider.
Anyway, as luck would have it, I didn't have to. I have wifi in the room now albeit a weak signal.
One light in my room won't work and the other buzzes but rather than go play charades with the girl at reception I dug out my LL Bean Headlight I use while camping and that's how I'm posting to you tonight, while listening to "Big Bang Theory" on the TV, which I personally find incredibly stupid for a show that's supposed to be about smart guys, but it's the only show in English, Now it's switched to two and a Hlaf men in English. That's somewhat better
It's all good. the Hotel was cheap at $350 pesos. The beds are good and look clean and I'm warm and dry and relatively safe and not sleeping in a shack in a lime grove. Now you're up to date. I'm hoping for better weather tomorrow. Then I'll figure out what's next
Oh and I had a good supper tonight at the Motel's restaurant, Hamburger and homemade fries. I had left my camera in the room but we've all seen hamburgers and fries. While I was there I saw about six guys came in that reminded me of a construction crew and they ordered what looked like steak fajitas on rice, Wish I had recognized that on the menu or knew how to order it. It sure looked good. I am learning though, French Fries are pappas, or something like that. Anyway, I'm watered and fed and I'm sure I'll sleep tonight.
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Ya lucky B-------d
Jaysus ,what I'd give to be riding alongside you right now.
Did Mexico y Guat. a few years back ,also on a KLR but keep hinting to my wife about going solo to tierra del Fuego ,but it's still a firm "NO" .
I am enjoying your report ,watch out for those feckin donkeys please ----your my age there abouts ,so no point in telling ya to slow down for them ----but hey ! I just did ! lol.
I'm hooked onto this thread now.
You take it easy and enjoy the sights etc ,dont do what I done ,which was get from one location to another as fast as possible ,,,my mistake that I regretted later .Keep the pic comming mate.
You lucky B------d!.
Cheers irishdec from Toronto
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Glad to have you along
Thanks for the advice, and believe me going to far too fast has been rattling around in my head. But I gotta tell you the weather has been yuckky. It's been 8 days now since I've had nice weather. I never would have thought I'd be down this far in weather the Maritimes gets.I'm sitting outside my room this morning looking at all the State Police and Marinas staying at this motel, and I have a waffle thermal shirt on and I'm cold. I am going to try and get about 400 kms south to Pachuca de Soto today. I hope it warms up. It's a little drier today thankfully.
I want to leave a few days to sit on a beach somewhere and warm up, but I still have an eye on my December 8th sailing date from Panama
Thanks for reading, and i love feedback. I think Tierra del Fuego will still be in your future!
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That wire/rub spot.. was that off the ignition coil (for future reference)>
Have a great trip, I'm along in spirit if nothing else!
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The Greater Starkville Development Partnership recently subscribed to a retail analysis service to help court retailers interested in coming to the area and help existing retailers better understand market opportunities, among other services.
Starkville Mayor Parker Wiseman said GSDP President Jon Maynard demonstrated the service at a private meeting of leaders from the city, county, GSDP and Mississippi State University March 2. Through the Tennessee Valley Authority, Wiseman said the GSDP has contracted with a company named Buxton to use a fee-based program called SCOUT.
"Buxton is a private-sector organization that compiles data relevant to retail and economic development for cities and towns," Wiseman said. "If you can conceive demographic data that might be relevant to someone's analysis when making a business decision, they have compiled it and organized it. They've developed a software package that makes that data searchable and organizable. If somebody is in the market and wants to know more about the dynamics of the community, it makes it much easier to generate information. Also, it can be used to more effectively make the case to potential retailers not currently in the market and maybe not currently looking in our market that Starkville is an ideal market for them."
Maynard said he discovered Buxton at a TVA developer's forum in Nashville Feb. 16. He said he could not reveal the service's exact price, but he said TVA is discounting the service by approximately 80 percent and does the same for other economic developers in the TVA service area.
Maynard said he intends to demonstrate the program again at a meeting of the GSDP 8:30 a.m. Friday. He said one of the key parameters SCOUT looks at is psychographics, which categorize populations using a rubric called the Mosaic USA Consumer Lifestyle Segmentation System, developed by Experian.
"Psychographics are an area's propensity to spend money — what they're going to buy, how much money they're going to spend, what type of person they are ... how we make a living, how we work, what our income is, how we handle money (and) where we live," Maynard said.
Maynard said SCOUT can also look at a location into which a retailer might consider moving and examine whether people are coming to that location from outside a given radius to purchase certain goods or purchasing those goods from outside that radius. With this data, Maynard said he can compile a report within minutes which helps him make the case for a retailer to move to a Starkville location.
"I had a question asked the other day: 'Why did Logan's Roadhouse go to Columbus and not to Starkville?'" Maynard said. "The reality is Columbus, for years, has been much higher on the radar for retailers, period. It's our chance now to approach retailers and say, 'Look, Starkville is a good option, too.'
"The nice thing is that I predict that as Starkville grows its retail, it's not going to be growing at the expense of Columbus, because most retailers are concerned about a 20-minute cone around their area," Maynard added. "They don't care about anything else. Those are the Buxton guys' words, not mine."
The program can also help local retailers, Maynard said, especially GSDP members.
"I can run this sort of analysis for them so they can get a better understanding about if they should expand their store, if they should move to a different type of product line (or) if they should do whatever it is they're looking to do," Maynard said.
While SCOUT has provided strong results for companies, towns and banks, Maynard said the program is not perfect. Some results require creative interpretation by association. For example, Maynard said he was surprised to discover SCOUT told him Starkville's population had a high propensity for buying snowboards. He said he then realized this was because the program used a single market category for lovers of the outdoors across America, lumping Starkville hunters and fishers together with snowboarders in the Pacific Northwest.
"What is a snowboard in Colorado is a shotgun in Starkville," Maynard said.
The data SCOUT uses comes from several different companies and organizations, Maynard said, including the U.S. Bureau of Business Statistics, the U.S. Census and Google.
"Every time that you use a credit card, every time you do just about anything these days, it can be tracked," Maynard said.
Buxton offers subscriptions to SCOUT on an annual basis, Maynard said, and the GSDP will evaluate its success with the program from year to year to determine the need for renewal.
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Stephen Fry named 2011's most influential Tweeter in LGBT life 19
12:22 PM — Stephen Fry has been named the most influential LGBT Twitter user in PinkNews.co.uk's 2011 list. He told PinkNews.co.uk it was "a very remarkable honour".
PinkNews.co.uk's top 50 Twitter users influencing LGBT life in 2011 30
12:12 PM — Earlier this month, we asked for your nominations for the LGBT voices you listen to online. We ran those nominations through the PeerIndex social media ranking system and the results are in.
30th December 2011
Kelly Clarkson defends Ron Paul backing amid newsletter controversy 40
4:15 PM — American singer Kelly Clarkson defended her decision to back Ron Paul's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination today as the controversy over his newsletters resurfaced. Voicing her support for the 76-year-old Congressman, she had said on Twitter: "I love Ron Paul. I liked him a lot during the last Republican nomination and no one gave him a chance. "
UK trans artist offers to play any pride event in 2012 for free 29
2:52 PM — Trans singer and DJ Chrisie Edkins is offering to play any pride event in the world in 2012 for free.
Speaker John Bercow talks of "duty to campaign" for gay rights abroad 50
2:04 PM — The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, has talked of what he called his "duty to campaign" for the rights of gays and lesbians abroad.
Best big companies for gay staff in the US revealed 8
1:43 PM — The Human Rights Campaign has released its annual rankings of US companies by the support they give to LGBT employees, and revealed that nearly a quarter of the 850 companies surveyed scored full marks.
Amazon continues to sell "homophobic" calendar in the UK 151
12:58 PM — An American calendar by a Christian cartoonist which employs images of stereotyped gay men is still on sale today through Amazon in the US and the UK, after it was pulled by Barnes and Noble in the US.
US study highlights DOMA tax problems for married gays 12
11:35 AM — A study has said gay couples in the US can pay thousands of dollars more in tax each year than similar straight couples, because the federal government does not allow married gay couples to file tax returns together.
Catholic priest petitions to remove Australian "gay panic defence" 53
10:14 AM — A Catholic priest in Queensland, Australia has started an online petition to ensure the complete removal of the "homosexual advance defence", which has been used to attempt to have murder charges lessened to manslaughter if the victim had propositioned the killer.
US chuch's "gay nativity scene" vandalised on Christmas Day 11
9:22 AM — A nativity scene featuring gay, lesbian and straight couples outside a church in California was reportedly vandalised on Christmas Day. Claremont United Methodist Church had erected a large set of silhouettes around a lit tree sculpture. The silhouettes featured one gay, one lesbian and one straight couple.
29th December 2011
Zimbabwe MP bailed after allegedly claiming Robert Mugabe had gay affairs 15
4:06 PM — A Zimbabwean MP who was arrested last week after saying President Robert Mugabe had sex with other male politicians has been released on bail of $200 today, the state newspaper says.
Former Mr Gay UK returns to police duties after being cleared of rape charges 48
3:01 PM — PC Mark Carter, the winner of the 2006 Mr Gay UK title has returned to police work this week after being cleared of charges that he raped a man and sexually assaulted two others in 2009.
Jamaican elections end tonight as minister says gays "threatened his life" 62
1:37 PM — Voting is set to end tonight in Jamaica's parliamentary elections, while a government minister claims that he was threatened with his life for questioning whether the international gay community was funding the opposition.
Trans teenager pleads guilty to £2,500 Katie Price identity theft 16
12:46 PM — A teenager from Lincolnshire has admitted stealing thousands of pounds from former glamour model Katie Price by pretending to be her at a local bank. Kerry Marshall, 18, appeared before Lincoln Crown Court and pleaded guilty to five charges of fraud this autumn.
Video: US sets Hillary Clinton's landmark UN speech to music 11
12:18 PM — The US State Department has released an uplifting video of the groundbreaking speech given to a United Nations summit in Geneva by Hillary Clinton earlier this month.
Barnes and Noble pulls "anti-gay" calendar amid online feud 32
11:59 AM — US bookseller Barnes & Noble confirmed this week it would stop selling a calendar criticised for its depiction of gays, while its author hit back at critics. Joe King's calendar, I'm Not Gay, I'm Just a Sissy: 12 Months of Sexual Confusion, which was only available from the retailer online, includes jokes about AIDS and gay lifestyles.
Archbishop of Chicago: Pride organisers "invited comparison" with Ku Klux Klan 59
10:31 AM — The Archbishop of Chicago has stood by his statement likening gay pride supporters to the Klu Klux Klan, saying the organisers of the city's gay pride parade "invited an obvious comparison" with the white-supremacist hate group.
Interview: Simon Callow on Dickens, Peggy Ramsay and being gay 8
9:47 AM — Laurence Watts meets the celebrated actor, theatre director, writer and biographer, renowned for his mastery of Shakespeare and Dickens whose film credits include Amadeus, A Room with a View, Maurice, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Shakespeare in Love and The Phantom of the Opera.
28th December 2011
New biography claims Richard Nixon may have had gay affair 18
3:38 PM — Among the claims made in a new book about former US President Richard Nixon's time as a politician is the suggestion that he may have had a gay relationship with one of his closest confidants.
Robin Williams says his "very modern" dog has a boyfriend 13
2:03 PM — In a recent interview, comedian and actor Robin Williams has claimed his pug dog is gay and has a boyfriend, and that the pair would like to adopt a cat.


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Or the Aston Vanquish, which proved the relaxation pod of our trio. In truth, I didn't have high hopes for the Vanquish: the hardest, fastest iteration of the DB9, a car that, despite Aston's protestations to the contrary, isn't looking exactly short in the tooth nowadays. But the Vanquish doesn't feel like a relic. It feels like a properly lovely British GT. The old Vanquish was a hairy-arsed V12, but the new one is a big, chilled cruiser, the sort of country-crusher which would treat you to a bacon roll in Dover and an evening cocktail in Monaco. It rides sweetly, covers the ground at a disarming pace, and boasts one of the very best stereos we've ever heard. And Aston has even ditched the daft dot-matrix display of the rest of its range in favour of a some 21st-century infotainment stuff. What more do you need?
It got Scotland's vote, that's for sure. Though the Aventador set more eyes popping, it was the Aston that generated the warmest glow, the one that somehow sidestepped the whole "you don't have to be an arse to own one, but it helps" vibe that surrounds supercars. The shouty Italians generate loveand vitriol in equal measure, but there's nothing but deep, deep love for the Aston. "Proper class, that," said a bloke in a petrol station (we stopped for petrol a lot). He pointed at the Ferrari and Lambo. "Those two are a bit... Page 3, but you could give - what's her name? - Helen Mirren a lift in that."


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Second thoughts
I evacuated to San Antonio. Would I do it again? I don't know.
Getting out was pretty easy, but getting back was a pain. Now, I wonder why people say they won't do it again. On Saturday, Sept. 13 I learned from the Caller-Times e-mail alerts that the evacuation order had been cancelled. I mentioned it to the people running the shelter. It was not official I was told. They then said Victoria residents and Corpus Christi residents would be going home. That was around noon. It went downhill from there.
First, I was told 150, then 1,500 buses were being cleaned then inspected. A few hours went by, then they shrugged their shoulders when asked about leaving.
Finally the buses arrived and we were loaded. It still took until 8:45 p.m. for us to leave. At the last minute someone decided we would have to stay Saturday night. As I understand it the person in charge said, "I am not going out there and tell them that they have to stay one more night." Our bus driver got us out of there fast.
Evacuate again? It would have to be a storm of the century like Camille, Andrew or Carla for me to leave.
Mike Looney
GOP socialists
As long as I have been on this planet, the public has been bombarded by Republican propagandists claiming that their party was the foe of socialism, dedicated to sound government business practices, alert protectors of the nation and defenders of individual rights.
In hardly more than a week, the Bush administration has produced the world's greatest stride toward socialism since the Russian Revolution. The government takeover of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, AIG, the movement to spend $700 billion on failed mortgages, guarantee money market funds, and who knows what else is mind boggling. I wonder if my neo-con friends who have unconditionally defended Bush through past fiascoes will continue to brag on the emperor's new clothes as we merrily proceed on our way to becoming a western hemisphere image of Sweden.
Guy Matthews
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Hold a fundraiser
Instead costing the American taxpayers $700 billion, why don't they hold another $2,500 a plate dinner, let Striesand or whoever sing, and bail them out that way. I am sure all the people who attended the last fundraiser have some spare change left. That way middle income Americans don't have their taxes going up.
Either that or let Ross Perot put it on his gold card. He seems to be a better businessman than the ones that are trying to save their hides and six-figure incomes.
Michael McGrew
Slow down, save
Does driving at 55 mph save gas? On a recent trip back to Michigan after attending a 50th class reunion in Three Rivers, while driving at the posted speed limit of 75 mph, the car averaged about 32 miles per gallon.
In Illinois the posted speed limit is 65 mph. I set my cruise control at 65 after filling my tank. I averaged 47 miles to the gallon after driving 200 miles. I know this is true because I kept a log of cost of gas and gallons used after each fill-up.
So I tend to agree with John Crisp (Viewpoints Page, Aug. 6) that slowing down will save oil and lives provided that everyone follows the rules.
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I am a Navy spouse and a proud member of a Blue Star and Gold Star Family. My husband is a JAG, and my brother-in-law was a pilot and one of three sailors killed in the Navy helicopter crash in January 2008 in Corpus Christi. I am proud to support Barack Obama for president.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa - Iowa National Guard soldiers in Afghanistan won't be able to simply run to a convenience store to buy whatever they need. That's why care packages are so important.
It takes awhile for mail to reach overseas, so groups are already starting to pack boxes before Iowans even set foot on the ground.
An assortment of treats, snacks and supplies fill a room at Iowa City's Melrose Meadows Retirement Community.
"I get a feeling of satisfaction that I'm doing something for these wonderful people that could be our children or our grandchildren," resident Jackie Sullivan said.
All of the items should bring smiles to the faces of the Iowa soldiers when they rip open the boxes in Afghanistan later this year.
"I'm in tears. It gives me a good feeling," resident Katie Johnson. "I understand what they need. If it's a little love from home, I hope I have helped."
Resident Louise Jones said, "I worry about them, but I think they're ready for it."
Many of the women know how valuable care packages are to deployed soldiers because their husbands served in the military decades ago.
"This has nothing to do with how I feel about the war. This has to do with how I feel about the troops," Sullivan said.
Jones said, "It's great. This is what we do. This is what we should do to remember those guys. We forget them sometimes."
Highland High School students also pitched in to help. Everyone packed as much stuff as possible into each box. Some even tossed in a few jokes.
"I wanted to send them a few laughs," Jones said.
While it might be easy to take these kinds of items for granted in America, they're like gold in Afghanistan and almost like a hug from back home. By the end of the morning, the group had packed thirty boxes filled with about $1400 worth of food and supplies.
The Iowa Troop Pantry and Johnson County Military Affairs helped organize this event. They'll host similar events in the coming weeks and months.
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Stovetop Butternut Macaroni and Cheese
I'm not sure I've talked much about my addiction to cheese on this little blog of mine. Any cheese die hards out there? Give me a baguette and cheese and I'd be happy for the rest of my life. Growing up, every Saturday morning my Mom would go grocery shopping and bring home those fresh rolls from the bakery, french baguettes, veggies, cheese, liverwurst and an assortment of cold cuts like salami, ham and leoner {like European bologna} for lunch. It basically was heaven. I could eat like that forever. Forreals. And, I have yet to find higher quality deli meat here than in Ottawa. {Any Portlanders have any pointers for me? I know the good meat exists somewhere…}
Anyways, once I got to college I couldn't afford the double butter Brie, the good havarti with dill or brick cheese and when I did splurge, I'd eat it all within 24 hours. {Smooth Lauren, smooth…} So, me and the cheaper cheddars, mozzarellas and parmesans became friends. Really good friends. So good that now a days it's all I buy. Partly because I know the really good stuff costs a pretty penny and partly because I don't need the calories. My butt is big enough, thankyouverymuch. {Do you know how long I'd have to run to work off an entire wheel of double butter brie? Hello??? Do the words double butter mean anything to you?}
So, when a craving hit for mac 'n cheese I initially thought I couldn't make it because I didn't have 5 fancy types of cheese. And then I thought again and realized that a homemade macaroni and cheese would be 24 times better than the powdered kind in a box and most of you don't have fontina or gruyere on hand. I toyed with the idea of making this healthy too….for about .7 seconds because I added in some onions, garlic and squash but then scoffed at the idea and added in a full pound of cheese {just about–> I rounded up}.
This mac n' cheese are what dreams are made of. Sweet from the squash, salty and creamy from the cheese and all with a nice bite from the pasta. I opted for making this without flour because I ran out {see this post} but feel free to make a roux and stir all the cheese into that. Here's how I made my version:
Dice up some onion pretty finely
So you're going to want to saute all these veggies in butter until the squash starts to soften and the onions get a little color on them.
To the veggies, add in some chicken broth
and let this reduce by half. Then if you like, mash this all up so it mixes in well to the overall sauce. Totally optional step that I took so my daughter wouldn't know there was something different in with the pasta.
Stir in the cooked pasta and start stirring in the cheese bit by bit.
So, once you get all the cheese in, add in some milk too. You may notice a big ol' glob of cheese get melty in the middle, but as you stir and add more milk, a sauce will start to form and bring everything together. It may not seem like its coming together and your life might feel like it's going to end, but I promise it will work! Keep stirring!
After about 3 minutes, it should be all ready to eat!
Oh, did I mention this was super cheesy?!
You guys will just DIE over this! Dish it up and dive on in! Feel free to make it look pretty with parsley.
Hope you guys enjoy this one! We love love loved it!!
Stovetop Butternut Mac n' Cheese
Yield: 4 servings
1/2 pound cooked pasta {such as macaroni or rotini}
3 tablespoons butter
1/2 large onion, finely diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 cups diced butternut squash {1/4 inch dice}
1 1/2 cups chicken stock
1/2 pound grated cheddar cheese
1/4 pound grated mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup grated parmigiano reggiano
salt & pepper, to taste
2 pinches nutmeg
1-1 1/2 cups milk
Saute onions, garlic and squash in butter over medium heat. Cook until tender and lightly browned, stirring as you go, about 6 minutes. Pour in chicken stock and reduce liquid by half. If desired, mash the squash and onions together using a potato masher to help dissolve into the sauce. Pour in cooked pasta and the cheeses little by little, stirring as you go. Pour in splashes of milk if needed to thin out melted cheese to create sauce. After all the cheese is melted into the pot, continue stirring and adding in milk. At first there may seem like a big wad of cheese melted in the middle, but as you keep stirring and adding in the milk bit by bit, it should come together to form a very cheesy sauce. Add nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste and serve hot.
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This recipe looks amazing. I have this problem though that everytime I make mac'n'cheese or broccoli cheese soup with real cheddar, the sauce ends of having a grainy consistency. This has happened both with pre-shredded and with buying the block of cheese and shredding it myself.
Any pointers to prevent this would be helpful.
Try using half and half (or cream if you wanna be crazy) instead of milk and taking it off the burner as soon as it's hot. The higher fat content prevents it from separating.
Since my older son only ever wants Mac and cheese, I've been adding winter squash to it for a whole. In fact, an easier option is to use frozen, already puréed squash and just stir it right into your cheese sauce. I always have a few packages in my freezer (that and spinach because you can stir it into just about anything to get an extra boost of veggies). You can also get reduced fat cheese and use a very sharp cheddar to get more cheesy taste with less actual cheese. Another way to boost the healthfulness in your Mac and cheese is to use Ronzoni Smart Taste or Barilla Whole Grain pasta for more protein and fiber. Can you tell I've become a bit of a sneaky healthy M&C expert? 😉
The mac and cheese looks yummy!
Here's a great little European deli / store / bakery / cafe for you in Portland – great stuff! http://www.edelweissdeli.com/
Also, Gartner's Meat Market always has great lunch meat / deli meats and cheeses and lots of other great stuff – http://www.gartnersmeats.com/
I haven't had a chance to go here yet but I hear Otto's Sausage Kitchen is super good. https://www.ottossausage.com/
I was a little skeptical when looking at the picture. Maybe the rotini and the stringiness of the cheese looked nothing like the texture of creamy baked, southern comfort, macaroni and cheese. However, it is delicious! I used macaroni and 3 cups of squash. 2 cups of broth and added milk a little at time along with pasta and cheese. Stirred with a wisk the whole time. I even threw in some fresh spinach to cook down with squash. You can't tell that it wasn't baked. It is creamy not stringy or grainy. Excellent recipe. My 20 month old and my husband loved it!
I just made this tonight and passed it off on my two teenagers. They didn't even notice the butternut squash! I really wanted to tell them, but I knew if I did, they would never eat it again. I made it earlier in the day and added some crushed ritz crackers on the top before I reheated it in the oven. It was AMAZING!
Omgeeeeee! What is wrong with me?! My cooking mojo is SO off. Ugh. Not sure where I read "6 cups of chicken broth" – oh brother. I made mac and cheese soup! I didn't even get around to adding the milk because it never reduced enough that I needed more liquid. It still tastes good – a little salty tasting though. My hubs and I had a serving for lunch. Trying to decide what to do to save it though . . .
Oh, I really love this recipe. Thank-you
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Who is Jacques Brel?
The clip above is a fitting introduction to the many facets of the "master of the modern chanson". In a brief minute we glean a little of the wit and sardonic humor, the emotional honesty, the seeming distrust of contented people, and the occasional false modesty that are so "Brel".
France's greatest singer-songwriter (though he was actually a Belgian of Flemish descent) always seemed burdened with an acute awareness of humanity's shortcomings. Yet his cynicism was tempered by an appreciation for the ironies that color our existence.
His brilliant lyrics – like the man himself – are sharp, biting, funny, clever, and unabashedly intense. Brel's songs exuded passion and feeling for life in all of its forms. Whether it was wide-eyed hope and romantic longing, scorn and derision, or death and despair, Brel seemed to be an unguarded man who was unafraid to acknowledge, invite, and fully embrace feelings into his heart (very "Zen", in fact!).
Below is a short sample of some of his best work (in my opinion). These are by no means the best versions of these songs but they are subtitled. Feel free to go on YouTube and search for better videos.
In Le Moribond (roughly: The Dying Man), he calmly speaks of his imminent death, noting that "It's tough, dying in the Spring-time". He says goodbye to his best friend, his priest, his rival, and his wife with equal parts tenderness, respect, scorn, and regret.
"I want you all to laugh, dance, and have fun like like a bunch of loonies when they put me in 'the hole'."
Ne Me Quitte Pas (Don't Leave Me), is perhaps his most famous song (recorded by many artists, including Sinatra).
"I will make you a kingdom where love will be the king, where love will be the law, and you will be the queen."
This is one of the best versions available online and I thought it was worth using even though it is not translated. An excellent and subtitled version can be found here (embedding was not available).
Brel, the original lord of brooding, at his most visceral…
Transporting us to the port of Amsterdam and its gritty surfaces and drunken sailors…
In Au Suivant, one of Brel's finest live performances, the haunting sound of "Next!" is heard both in the whorehouse where he loses his virginity and in the cunning of nations sending young men to their death.
And finally, Brel speaks about fear…


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