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A couple of Blue posts this morning about Followers don't provide any new info, but one brings up an issue worthy of debate.
I remember the followers in D2, where if you gave them the right weapon they could match your dps, or provide an incredible buff (Insight or Infinity). At the very least, though, they would provide a great damage boost, and if geared right would make an excellent meat shield.
Vaeflare: Never fear! We're actually actively looking into the relative strength of followers.
They spend the entire time with you, chatting, helping out, adding their magic find to your pool. All they really want is to help defeat the Prime Evil in the final battle. But then they get denied. Is that really fair? I mean, I'd be really disappointed if I spent all that time working towards something and then never being able to realize the dream.
Vaeflare: I think that they were glad to offer their services to support the hero on their quests and adventures in any way they could, and I'm sure that they, like Tyrael, indeed yearned to join in the fight. They also had their own stories — some of which were resolved in-part by the end of Diablo III, while others were left open. But I also think that part of the hero's journey is realizing that some fights must be tackled and overcome alone, and in this case, only your hero was strong enough to push forth and face the Prime Evil mano-a-mano.
The D3 team felt they were too strong in D2, and that having a well-equipped follower was almost essential, so their design theory in D3 was to make them purely a source of minor buffs and witty banter. (Check the Followers page in the wiki for a ton of blue quotes on this balance issue.)
The D3 devs succeeded surprisingly well at that balancing, but that doesn't mean you approve of the current system. So what do you guys think? How about a vote…
How strong should Followers be in Diablo 3?
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson has officially been listed as inactive for Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.Nelson injured his hamstring Wednesday and was unable to practice Thursday and Friday. Coach Mike McCarthy said that Nelson would have to pass a series of tests from the medical staff in order to be cleared. Nelson was listed as questionable heading into the game.Nelson leads the team in receptions and yards this season.Green Bay is now without both of its top receivers, as Greg Jennings announced earlier this week that he's opting for surgery to repair his rectus abdominis tear. Jennings still expects to return this season following surgery.With Nelson and Jennings out, that leaves receivers Randall Cobb and James Jones as the Packers' starters for Sunday's Noon kickoff. But that is still a pretty good one-two punch for quarterback Aaron Rodgers to throw to. Jones had three consecutive games this season with at least two touchdown catches. ...
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Despite the wide error bars, Figure O-4 was misinterpreted by some as indicating the existence of one "definitive" reconstruction with small century-to-century variability prior to the mid-19th century. It should also be emphasized that the error bars in this particular figure, and others like it, do not reflect all of the uncertainties inherent in large-scale surface temperature reconstructions based on proxy data.
A more recent and complete description of what we know about the climate of the last two millennia can be gleaned from an inspection of Figure O-5, which was prepared by this committee to show the instrumental record compiled from traditional thermometer readings, several large-scale surface temperature reconstructions based on different kinds of proxy evidence, and results from a few paleoclimate model simulations. Figure O-5 is intended only to provide an illustration of the current state of the science, not a comprehensive review of all currently available large-scale surface temperature estimates.
The instrumental record shown in panel A is compiled from traditional thermometer readings that measure the temperature of the air just above the land surface (or, for ocean points, the temperature of the water just below the ocean surface). Panel B shows a global surface temperature reconstruction based on changes in the lengths of many mountain glaciers, which shrink when the climate warms and grow when the climate cools, and also a global surface temperature reconstruction based on borehole temperature measurements. Panel C shows a compilation of several recent multiproxy-based and tree-ring-based Northern Hemisphere surface temperature reconstructions, each performed by a different paleoclimate research group using its own selection of proxies and its own calibration and validation protocols. Panel D shows results from two climate model experiments forced with time-varying estimates of natural climate forcings over the last 1,000 years plus anthropogenic forcing since the start of the Industrial Revolution.
Each of the curves in Figure O-5 has different uncertainties and somewhat different geographical and seasonal emphasis; no one curve can be said to be the best representation of the actual variations in Northern Hemisphere or global mean surface temperature during the last 1,100 years. Nor is it possible to assign error bars to either individual reconstructions or the ensemble of reconstructions that reflect all of the uncertainties inherent in the conversion of proxy data into large-scale surface temperature estimates.


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Dan Haar is a columnist. He joined The Courant as a photographer after graduating from Wesleyan University. After nearly ending Larry Bird's career with an errant monopod, he covered Suffield and East Hartford. On the business desk, Dan reported on the economy and jobs, manufacturing, biotech and telecom before a stint at the state Capitol. Since 2001 he has toggled between roles as a columnist and the business editor. He has won awards and rewards for all this, including the opportunity to walk across Connecticut in the summer of 2014, writing and photographing. He lives in West Hartford with a daughter in college.
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Around midnight on Monday, with the House still debating the state budget, I found myself in a nearly empty Senate chamber with Sen. Martin Looney and two staff members.
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In the wildly blunt back-and-forth between Cigna and Anthem over their would-be $47 billion merger, the clash of CEOs drew headlines, but the heart of the issue is efficiency in the health system — as it is with the reportedly imminent deal between Aetna and Humana.
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The biggest applause line for Sen. Elizabeth Warren at Monday night's gathering of 1,000 Democrats was not one of her barbs about America's letting down working people, nor any of her slams against Republicans for attacking science, same-sex marriage, labor unions, voting rights and the middle class.
Debate About A $60M Unemployment Tax Waiver Is Not What It Seems
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Like most Connecticut employers, state Rep. Dave Rutigliano and his partners will have to pay a surcharge of $154 per worker in January, part of the payback for federal loans to the state's unemployment insurance fund.
Parent of Manchester, Rockville Hospitals Near Merger Deal With California Chain
June 26, 2015
The parent of Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals said Friday it is near a merger agreement with Prospect Medical Holdings, a Los Angeles-based chain that is seeking a greater presence in New England.
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June 26, 2015
What a wild day of business and economic news in Connecticut.
Lawrence + Memorial In Talks With Yale New Haven To Affiliate
June 19, 2015
Lawrence + Memorial Hospital is in talks with the Yale New Haven Health System for an affiliation that would keep the New London hospital as a separate operation under the Yale umbrella, the L+M CEO told employees Friday.
Upbeat Jobs Report Gives Malloy New Ammunition
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The healthy gain of 6,400 jobs in May, reported Thursday by the state Department of Labor, is proof that the state is on the right track, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy asserted, as we all knew he would.
From A Famous Tailgating Family, The Golic Cooler
June 16, 2015
The Golics know football, and not just X's and O's. On Tuesday, they proved it with a U.S. patent.
Travelers Steps Up As First Local Yard Goats Sponsor
June 16, 2015
The Hartford Yard Goats have snagged their first local corporate sponsor, Travelers — which will hold the naming rights to the Kids Fun Zone (get it?) in center field at Dunkin' Donuts Park.
Yard Goats Owner Guarantees City $225,000 Yearly For Ballpark Naming Rights
June 15, 2015
We may never know the value of the Dunkin' Donuts naming rights deal for the Yard Goats ballpark, but the city of Hartford will get the full $225,000 a year that it's counting on.
Malloy's Changes: A Better Budget, A Hidden Benefit And Utter Chaos
June 12, 2015
Among the budget changes proposed Friday by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy was a measure to erase a tax hike that would have significantly hurt the Connecticut economy.
Connecticut Hasn't Sunk But We're Listing Amid Some Dumb Moves
June 11, 2015
Based on events of the last 12 days, it would appear that Connecticut's engine is idled, our hull is taking in water and our bow is pointing toward the ocean bottom.
Dunkin' Donuts Claims Yard Goats Ballpark Name
June 10, 2015
HARTFORD — Downtown Hartford already has a few Dunkin' Donuts stores, now it has the brand as a new corporate citizen as the name of the Yard Goats ballpark under construction.
Legislature's Arcane Ways Fail To Crack Modern Economy
June 5, 2015
In the final hour before the midnight deadline, when all bills left to languish would die, Tesla lobbyists, national Tesla staffers and a Tesla owner-activist were still there, watching the chaos in the Senate chamber.
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Why The Democrats' Car Tax Reform Plan Doesn't Work
May 29, 2015
Just about everyone agrees that the way cities and towns tax cars and trucks is unfair.
Joan A. Steitz: A Place In The Lab, And In Biochemistry History
May 28, 2015
Joan A. Steitz was a young biochemist in 1968, working with Francis Crick, the Nobel laureate credited with co-discovering the DNA double helix. And she needed a breakthrough.
Malloy Campaigns In Iowa — But Not For Votes
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Gov. Dannel P. Malloy had lunch with President Barack Obama in New London last week, and he's hosting the U.S. labor secretary Thursday. On Wednesday morning, he gave a fist-pounding speech in Iowa.
Casino Expansion Vote Is Wasting Time On A Doomed Effort
May 21, 2015
The state Senate voted 20-16 late Wednesday for a plan that could lead to a new casino along the I-91 corridor between Hartford and Enfield, a bill that now goes to the House and has already eaten up a lot of valuable time.
Another Humdrum Year Of Obscene CEO Paydays
May 18, 2015
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'Economic Urgency' Keeping Wage Penalty Bill Alive
May 14, 2015
Preachers and politicians took to the podium Thursday at the state Capitol to sing the praises of a bill they say would help low-wage workers, a press conference with the soaring cadence of a prayer meeting, complete with benediction imploring the Lord to intervene.
Wethersfield Contractor Sanctioned In Wage Case
May 13, 2015
A Wethersfield construction contractor has been given a suspended jail term, placed on probation and ordered to pay $28,295 to 14 workers in a rare case of a Department of Labor nonpayment charge going all the way to a verdict.
Fining Low-Wage Employers Can Help Connecticut's Economy? Really?
May 13, 2015
There's no doubt that levying fines against large employers that pay low wages would raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the state government, but opponents have so far held the upper hand by arguing that it would hurt the economy.
Cautious Optimism For Workers In Waterbury Hospital's Third Merger Try
May 9, 2015
Ramona Barnes has more than a passing interest in the fate of Waterbury Hospital and she's following the latest merger deal with surgical precision.
A Blockbuster Deal, But Is It Really What It Seems?
May 7, 2015
Everyone who watches corporate mergers was talking Wednesday about the huge deal by Alexion to buy fellow drugmaker Synageva, an $8.5 billion blockbuster that would be one of the largest takeovers ever by a Connecticut company.
Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun: 9,300 Jobs At Stake In New Casino
May 4, 2015
The tribal chiefs and gaming bosses of Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun brought their message about building a Hartford-area casino to Hartford on Monday, and the byword is this: It's urgent, with 9,300 jobs at stake, but it's not a knee-jerk reaction.
Uneasy Deal For New Haven Treatment Center Reflects Hot Debate
April 30, 2015
It took three years, a lawsuit and mediation by the state Attorney General, but a for-profit residential treatment center for drug and alcohol abuse is set to open as soon as this summer in a shuttered former nursing home building in New Haven.
Measuring The Value Of Riverfront Activities, Partly
April 27, 2015
Sometimes reports of economic value overstate their case and sometimes they're about right.
Ballpark Sparks Financing For A New Hartford Hotel
April 24, 2015
HARTFORD — If the purpose of building a stadium for the Yard Goats was to attract commercial activity, the city is close to claiming a victory in the form of a new hotel in Downtown North, a few hundred feet away from the ballpark.
Pressure Is On Yard Goats For Corporate Support
April 21, 2015
The New Britain Rocks Cats sported a four-game winning streak to open the home season going into Tuesday's games, so I asked owner Josh Solomon, why change anything?
Yard Goats Ticket Tax Plan Comes Under Fire
April 18, 2015
Back in September, when the city of Hartford showed us how it would pay $4 million a year for the Downtown North baseball stadium without increasing the tax rate, the money included a ticket tax raising an estimated $426,000 a year.
Improved Hospital Finances Are Not What They Seem As Malloy Cuts Loom
April 16, 2015
In the heat of a battle over state support for hospitals, new financial figures appear to show exactly what Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has been saying: The hospitals are doing fine and can withstand more deep cuts.
New Britain Talking Baseball In 2016 As Rock Cats Open Final Season
April 14, 2015
When a baseball player is cut from a team, he may stagger, reeling, but the phone will ring if his career still has life.
Malloy: Budget Gag Order Is Business As Usual
April 11, 2015
Gag order? What gag order?
At State Capitol, A Historic Rally For History
April 9, 2015
HARTFORD — It's peak season for the parade of interest groups at the Capitol. Wednesday might have been the busiest day yet — and it brought a twist of history.
A Stable Jobs Picture For Pratt & Whitney In Connecticut
April 3, 2015
Pratt & Whitney executives don't talk much about job totals in Connecticut as they describe the company's new engines, market strategies and technologies.
State Medicaid Cuts For Births Leave Providers Stunned
April 1, 2015
Everyone at Women's Health Connecticut was expecting the state to enact Medicaid cuts in the range of 5 percent this summer, a tough but workable hit for the Avon firm that manages 50 obstetrics-gynecology groups in the state.
For-Profit Chains Eyeing Manchester, Rockville Hospitals
March 16, 2015
An odd thing happened after Eastern Connecticut Health Network asked the four big nonprofit hospital systems in Connecticut to send in takeover proposals.
Two Sides Compete To Revive Back9Network
March 10, 2015
You might think it's curtains for Back9Network after the startup golf lifestyle cable and online channel ousted its founder, blew through $40 million, laid off virtually its entire staff and suspended operations at its downtown Hartford studio.
Students Compete In Analysis Of Tool Giant
March 6, 2015
Where is the Stanley Black & Decker share price heading? On Thursday night at UConn's graduate school of business in downtown Hartford, the answer depended on which team of financial analysts was talking.
Cloud, Wehr Exit Back9Network Board Amid Financial Scramble
March 5, 2015
Sanford Cloud Jr., chairman of the Back9Network board of directors, has resigned along with board member James Wehr, as the idled downtown Hartford golf lifestyle network scrambles to restart operations.
Forbes Lists 16 Connecticut Billionaires, Up From 13 In 2014
March 2, 2015
Connecticut may be worried about losing its superrich residents as the state's coffers suffer a shortfall, but at least the number of billionaires is rising.
Trucks Clash With History In South Windsor
March 2, 2015
I've often remarked over the years that one of the nicest residential parcels in metro Hartford sits on Main Street in South Windsor, a sheep farm with meadows ambling down to the Connecticut River and a red brick Federalist house amid old barns.
For Year-Round Bicycle Commuters, Winter Is Just Another Season
March 2, 2015
Nothing seemed out of the ordinary to the half-dozen bicycle riders who filtered into Maddie's in East Hartford on a Friday in February for their monthly breakfast gathering. It's a convenient and friendly spot, as most of them work as engineers across the street at Pratt & Whitney.
State's Richest Residents Top Forbes Earnings List In Down Year For Hedge Funds
February 25, 2015
What does a lousy year look like for the richest Wall Street traders?
We're Raising Taxes, So Let's Talk About Raising Taxes
February 20, 2015
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and his staff went to great lengths Wednesday to say, repeat after me, "This budget contains no new taxes."
Hartford Stadium Bond Deal On Time, Under Budget — Barely
February 17, 2015
HARTFORD — There was one big thing missing at the groundbreaking Tuesday for the city's $56 million ballpark, amid the hot dogs, golden shovels, backslaps and emotional speeches.
Hartford Ballpark Bond Sale Could Save City $22M
February 16, 2015
HARTFORD — By Tuesday afternoon, when Mayor Pedro Segarra plants a shovel into ceremonial dirt for Hartford's ballpark, the city most likely will have the results of the controversial bond sale to pay for the venue.
After Tenet Collapse, A Scramble: Rockville, Manchester Hospitals Up For Sale
February 12, 2015
Hopes were still alive for a merger with Tenet Healthcare when the board of directors at Eastern Connecticut Health Network convened its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Connecticut Hospitals: We're 9% Of The State Economy
February 11, 2015
How much are hospitals worth to the state's economy? Nine percent of the total, according to the Connecticut Hospital Association.
Malloy's Flu Shot Prods Anger From State Company
February 10, 2015
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy wanted to send a message that vaccinations are safe and important to national political foes. So on Friday, he sat for a flu shot and Tweeted a photo of it.
S&P Agrees To $1.4B Settlement Of Deception Charges That Started In Connecticut
February 3, 2015
Standard & Poor's has agreed to pay $1.375 billion to the U.S. government and 19 states to settle charges it misled investors when it issued positive ratings on shaky mortgage-backed securities in the lead-up to the 2008 financial collapse — a case first brought by the Connecticut attorney general.
S&P Agrees To $1.4B Settlement Of Deception Charges That Started In Connecticut
February 3, 2015
Standard & Poor's has agreed to pay $1.375 billion to the U.S. government and 19 states to settle charges it misled investors when it issued positive ratings on shaky mortgage-backed securities in the lead-up to the 2008 financial collapse — a case first brought by the Connecticut attorney general.
Loctite's 'Win At Glue' Wins At Super Bowl Ad Game
February 2, 2015
The wild Loctite ad on the Super Bowl created a buzz that just might, ah, stick, and that's good for the Hartford-area brand.
Upbeat 'Goldilocks Economy' Forecast At Hartford Financial Analyst Event
January 30, 2015
The investment climate, in some ways, returned to normal in 2014: a healthy but not gaudy 14 percent rise in the Standard & Poor's index of 500 large companies, supported by moderate economic growth with somewhat stable interest rates.
Poll: Wealthy Investors Cautiously Bullish, Divided On Energy
January 30, 2015
People with a high net worth see the climate for investing remaining about the same in 2015 as it was at the end of 2014, a poll by Morgan Stanley shows.
For STR Holdings, A Return Of Sorts To Local Roots
January 30, 2015
With a restructuring completed this week, STR Holdings Inc. in some ways returns to its roots, at least as far as its Connecticut operations are concerned: a small, Enfield-based research and development firm in polymers.
Storm Continues For CL&P, Unions
January 29, 2015
The snowstorm passed smoothly for Connecticut Light & Power Co., but the maelstrom that hit this week is not abating.
Back9Network Laying Off About 40 Percent Of Staff
January 26, 2015
Back9Network has put a positive spin on a lot of ominous news in its short existence, but there's no way to view this as anything but pure bad: The fledgling golf lifestyle network said Monday it will lay off 35 people from its staff of about 85.
No-Go At DoNo: 220 High St. Must Stay
January 16, 2015
The stretch of High Street between I-84 and Albany Avenue in Hartford captured my attention powerfully last summer as I walked across the state for The Courant's 250th anniversary.
Malloy To Tenet: Let's Make This Hospital Merger Work
January 12, 2015
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy sent a letter Monday to the CEO of Tenet Healthcare, asking him to join the governor's office in talks to revive a halted, $400 million merger between Tenet and five Connecticut hospitals.
Connecticut's Olympic Dreams
January 11, 2015
With the prospect of the Olympics coming to a city just over an hour away, Connecticut is looking at a potential boon.
A Good Fit: Hartford To Host Championships In Cyclo-Cross Racing
January 9, 2015
What does Hartford have in common with Austin, Texas; Boulder, Colo.; and Madison, Wisc.?
Opening Day At The Capitol: Cooperation, Yes. Solutions To Fiscal Crisis, No.
January 7, 2015
HARTFORD — Like any Opening Day, Wednesday was full of optimism in and around the state Capitol, where parade marchers, an ebullient governor and lawmakers ushered in yet another season of cooperation.
Hope For A Revival Of Tenet Hospital Deal
January 5, 2015
For anyone who thinks it's a shame the state drove out a hospital company that was willing to invest more than $400 million here, all might not be lost.
Top 10 Connecticut Business Stories Of 2014
December 31, 2014
Government activities dominated the Connecticut business scene and the Top Ten list of stories in 2014 even more than in the past. And the ranking doesn't even include the start of legalized marijuana sales in September.
Rising Fixed Electric Fees Could Become Hot Issue
December 22, 2014
CL&P, United Illuminating and the people who regulate the electric companies might have hoped the flap over the fixed monthly customer charges would go away, but that's not happening.
Malloy: No 'Meaningful' Cuts In Business Aid
November 18, 2014
Severely hoarse and running late, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy talked about one of his least controversial policies at the monthly breakfast of the MetroAlliance in Hartford Tuesday: helping new companies start up. He then left without taking questions from the business audience.
By Bailing Out Just Before Election, Visconti Damaged Third-Party Movement
November 13, 2014
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Electronic Vote Counting Was Coming Anyway, But Registrars Must Go
November 11, 2014
There are two ways of looking at how we voted and counted ballots lask week, both correct. It's a national embarrassment and we're making progress.
Election Over, But Divide Remains In Connecticut Heartland
November 9, 2014
PLAINVILLE — Steve Andrikis, smiling optimist that he is, loves running Big Steve's grill in the middle of town, a burger joint where the bright yellow and orange walls match the owner's sunny temperament.
Why The Race For Governor Was So Close
November 5, 2014
Four years ago this week, after Dan Malloy pulled out a squeaker against Greenwich investor Tom Foley, the Democratic governor-elect would have been forgiven if he looked ahead and figured his re-election would be easier.
Corporate 5K Race To Take CFA Society Name As Financial Analysts Agree To Sponsorship
November 3, 2014
We see plenty of for-profit companies sponsoring road races run by not-for-profit groups, such as the recent NU Hartford Marathon.
At reSET, A Dose Of Exuberant Energy
October 31, 2014
There are not many business events that I try to attend year in and year out. One of them is the annual awards dinner at reSET, the Social Enterprise Trust – and not only because the food is invariably interesting.
Malloy's Media Image Shortchanges The Big Picture
October 30, 2014
On Jan. 8, 2013, with emotions from the Newtown shooting still raw, I was on the phone with a gun industry official when a press release from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy popped up on my screen.
Facing Customer Anger, Frontier Offers Broadband Service Refunds
October 29, 2014
What's happening with the Frontier Communications takeover of AT&T's wireline phone, TV and Internet service in Connecticut?
Some Angry Customers Doubt Frontier's Rosy Claims About Switchover From AT&T
October 29, 2014
Frontier's First Days: Minor Glitches, Major Ambitions
October 28, 2014
NEW HAVEN — Paul Quick said all the right things Monday in his first regular business day as the Frontier Communications senior vice president and general manager for Connecticut. The first day, that is, after Frontier took over the $1.25 billion former AT&T, former SBC, former SNET franchise in the state.
In Economic Battle, It's Malloy's Rising Numbers Vs. Foley's Nagging Malaise
October 26, 2014
The jobs picture for Connecticut looked grim as of this past Monday morning, with just 5,600 new positions added by employers over the previous 12 months.
Frontier Adding Hundreds Of Jobs As It Takes Over AT&T Wireline Business
October 24, 2014
Frontier Communications is hiring more than 300 new unionized workers as it takes on the wireline business of AT&T in Connecticut, a $2 billion deal that closed Friday.
Problem With Foley Tax Returns Is Secrecy, Not Privilege
October 21, 2014
The attacks on Tom Foley for paying next to zero in federal income taxes in 2011, 2012 and 2013 might be justified, because he appears to enjoy a more opulent lifestyle than all but a few deca-millionaires.
Dan Haar: Union Guarantees Still Up In Air For Hartford's Downtown North Project
October 13, 2014
One of the most important questions about the $350 million Hartford Downtown North project — how much of the construction work will be guaranteed for union labor — remains up in the air as the city council prepares to hand Mayor Pedro Segarra the power to sign a deal.
Big Uptick In Job Gains Forecast For 2015 In Connecticut
October 9, 2014
After sluggish gains this year, the Connecticut economy will add jobs next year in numbers close to the boom years of the late 1990s, a regional forecasting group said Thursday.
In Economic Charges Against Malloy, Foley Bends The Data
October 9, 2014
It's a given in political campaigns that the challenger says the economy stinks and the incumbent makes the argument that life is good, or at least improving nicely.
Connecticut Billionaires: Getting Richer Amid Some Troubles
September 29, 2014
The nine Connecticut billionaires that made this year's Forbes 400 list of the richest Americans have a combined net worth of more than $50 billion, more than 2.5 times the size of the entire state budget.
Wishful Thinking Taints Stadium Debate
September 25, 2014
Hartford City Councilman Larry Deutsch, skeptical of the financing for the proposed Downtown North stadium, said he wants 100 percent assurances in the deal.
Hartford's Ballpark 'Partnership' Would Cost Taxpayers More Than City Bonding
September 12, 2014
From the first moment when Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra pitched a plan for a Rock Cats ballpark, city-issued bonds were the mayor's preferred way of raising the money. Segarra thought that made the most sense and he was right.
Billions In Wheat Exports From Stamford? It's True!
September 3, 2014
If you saw the press release from the U.S. Department of Commerce on exports Wednesday, you would think the Bridgeport-Stamford metro area had a great year in 2013 — $11.1 billion in shipments to foreign countries.
Closing Notes Of Ovation Plant: Memories And Music
July 21, 2014
NEW HARTFORD — The last guitar was long gone by late-morning Friday at the Ovation Instruments plant. Just about everyone had said farewell a few weeks earlier, when production stopped.
Is The Bush Family Coming To Litchfield County?
July 17, 2014
There are many fans of George W. and Laura Bush in North Canaan, a place that's more rural, remote and Republican than most of Connecticut.
Should Hartford Have a Triple-A Team Instead Of Double-A Rock Cats?
June 27, 2014
My first thought on hearing that the Double-A Rock Cats' owners agreed to move to a new stadium in Hartford was, why isn't Triple-A the main goal?
Why Malloy Must Pay For Part Of Rock Cats Plan
June 26, 2014
For those of us who follow economic development in Connecticut, it seems odd to see the Rock Cats saga unfolding without Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Democrats Using Gun Control As Weapon; Did McKinney Waver?
April 17, 2014
It's clear that Connecticut's post-Newtown gun control law will play a loud role in the legislative campaigns as Second Amendment advocates attack supporters, predictably. But Democrats are also using the issue as a weapon against anyone who hints at opposition.
A Better Mood At State Capitol, But Is It Real?
February 6, 2014
The mood was decidedly better Thursday than in recent years at the state Capitol, with sunlight splashing down on a row of former House speakers and the governor promising money for teachers, doctors, college students and poor children, even a little for regular taxpayers.
Haar: In Oval Office, Leonardi Tries To Defuse Obamacare Issue
November 21, 2013
Two big issues dogging the rollout of Obamacare have come into focus this week as the Connecticut insurance commissioner met with President Obama on the sticky question of insurers dropping health plans, and the state's exchange gave a breakdown that shows not enough young adults signing up.
A Law And A Cause Hit The Airwaves As Obamacare Marketing Begins
June 17, 2013
Nearly 10 percent of the state's residents have no health insurance, and Kevin Counihan and Jason Madrak have a good picture of who they are and even where they live.
The 21-Page Health Exchange Application Form: Not A Burden
March 26, 2013
Back when I was in high school, I was sprung free for three months to work full-time at the county court house, where the boss gave me a thigh-high stack of forms people had to fill out. Cut this down to a few pages, he said. It's too much red tape.
Region's Firearm Factories Invested Heavily To Build AR-15
March 11, 2013
It doesn't take long to see the effects of massive investment at the Connecticut factories that make the AR-15 military-style rifle.
America's Rifle: Rise Of The AR-15
March 9, 2013
When his son turned 14 a year ago, Jonathan Hardy bought the teen a gift that was both a coming-of-age badge and a hot item: an AR-15 rifle.
Malloy's Gun-Ban Logic Flawed
February 21, 2013
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is pushing a plan to ban military-style rifles outright. Connecticut's firearms industry executives will say it jeopardizes thousands of jobs and does nothing to improve safety.
Gun Makers Walk Fine Line At Hartford Hearing
January 28, 2013
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Court documents say a traffic stop in
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Hades the centipede makes its home in caves
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Scientists aren't sure why the squirmy creature started living underground.
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The ancient worm is a distant relative of squishy worms that live in tropical forests today.
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So we get him in the SEC now? Awesome.
I can easily see him coaching in a major conference next year.
As a Knicks fan, I hope that IU hires Isiah Thomas.
"The players make the manager, it's never the other way." - Sparky Anderson
I'm confident IU will screw up the hire, whoever it is. I'm hopeful they will get it right but I certainly won't be holding my breath.
It might take a few years, but he'll be back..see other two time cheats like Rick Neuheisel
Go Gators!
There has been talk that half the team is threatening a boycott of tomorrow's game and did not practice today.
If I were Rick Greenspan, I would call each of the players in for a meeting and tell them that if they do not want to play tomorrow, they can pack their things and leave.
That being said, I look for some transfers. This is going to be ugly.
When people say that I dont know what Im talking about when it comes to sports or writing, I think: Man, you should see me in the rest of my life.
---Joe Posnanski
They're obviously upset, and it's easy if you look at it from their standpoint to see why. If my boss(with cause or not) was fired, and I came to a company specifically to work for that boss, I'd have some reservations about continuing to work.
That said, I imagine they'll play.
When people say that I dont know what Im talking about when it comes to sports or writing, I think: Man, you should see me in the rest of my life.
---Joe Posnanski
I don't agree with the players boycotting, but I feel for these young men. They are in a tough spot... put there by a man named Kelvin Sampson. I don't blame the AD. Sure this makes his choice look bad, but rest assured Kelvin was grilled before being hired and told that he will be canned if guilty again.
The NCAA needs to crack down on repeat offenders and make rules that call for suspensions:
> 1st violation: permanent probation (as long as you coach in the NCAA).
> 2nd violation: 2 year ban.
> 3rd violation: lifetime ban.
They suspend athletes for bad conduct, drug use, talking to agents, etc. Coaches should be held to a higher standard than the athletes. They are the leaders of their teams and examples to the young men/women that play for their university.
Small market fan... always hoping, but never expecting.
Lots of coaches are given second chances. Some prove to be worthwhile, some don't.
I believed then, and still believe now, the phone issue by itself is not that big of a deal. If Sampson would have toed the line, this program would be back to a top 10 program 2 years into the hire. That's pretty impressive.
Unfortunately, Sampson couldn't keep himself from dialing, and when his hand was caught in the cookie jar, he couldn't keep himself from lying to try and cover it up.
Blaming Rick Greenspan for Sampson cheating is like blaming Brian Sabean for Barry Bonds using steroids.
When people say that I dont know what Im talking about when it comes to sports or writing, I think: Man, you should see me in the rest of my life.
---Joe Posnanski
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Get Fly In July – Week 3: Toned Arms Exercises!
Day 4: Rowing Triceps
A very simple exercise that you can do almost anywhere.
1. You will need two 2.5 kilo weights and a bench, chair, or the edge of a bed.
2. Take a weight in each hand.
3. Standing parallel to the bench, place your left hand on the bench (while holding the weight), and have your leg left stretched out behind you. Place your right leg in front of you, with your knee slightly bent.
4. Holding the weight, lower your right hand towards the ground and then pull back upwards, bending your elbow as you do. Your arm should bend as you raise it, with your elbow going up as high as possible. Note, keep your back straight throughout this exercise.
5. Repeat the movement 50 to 100 times.
6. When you feel the muscles burn, continue to do an additional 20 movements, even more slowly this time.
7. Change sides, supporting yourself with your right-hand this time, in order to work the left arm. The leg movement is the same as above.
8. Repeat the movement 50 to 100 times.
9. When your left triceps burns, do 20 additional slow movements - you're almost done, be strong!
10. During this exercise, you can also choose to reverse the position of your legs and carry out the movement against the left leg, with your right leg stretched out behind you.


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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
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From All Movie Guide: Seinfeld cultists will have little or no difficulty remembering character actor Ned Bellamy; he played Eddie, the knife-obsessed, fatigue-wearing employee of the J. Peterman company, whom Elaine tries to dismiss with a promotion, in the 1996 episode "The Fatigues." That turn, with its aggressive, menacing air, was fairly typical of the roles in which Bellamy often found himself (despite the fact that he could bring those qualities to bear on comic or earnest material). A native of Dayton, OH, he grew up in Joplin, MO, and entered show business in the very late '70s, initially on television programs including The Waltons, M*A*S*H, and The Dukes of Hazzard. As time rolled on, however, Bellamy moved more squarely into filmed work, specializing in action, horror, or thriller fare. Big-screen projects that featured the actor included House IV: Home Deadly Home (1991), Universal Soldier (1992), and Carnosaur (1993).


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Tone of voice in writing, as in speaking, is not about what you say, but how you say it.
If you were to tell a story in person, you would be able to call upon your gestures, facial expressions, and pitch of voice to put the mood across. If you were directing a film, you'd have music and scene to call upon as well. You might even fake some rain. On the page, you have only your words.
The tone you use shapes how your readers will feel about the characters and stories you write.
How do you set tone?
Perhaps you know the experience of thinking one thing only to reassess the situation later and change your mind—a relationship, say, that's gone sour, or a kiss-a-frog scenario that produces a prince. How you write this experience would depend upon when you took it on: in the frog mode, or after the prince arrived.
Whatever the tone, you have to relax into it, give up the rules so as to develop its richness.
The tone you choose affects word choice, pitch, syntax, imagery, volume, point of view, and degree of formality. You might use an appeal to the senses, metaphor, humor, or any of a number of other devices. What you leave out can be just as pertinent as what you include.
How does tone differ from voice?
Tone is mood, painted with whatever brush and color suits what you're trying to convey. Voice is personality. It's how your readers know it's you.
A writer works at both voice and tone. Tone is actually the easier to come by, and it will help you find your voice, as well.
Why is tone important?
Tone is what a reader will remember.
It's the flavor of something. It's the inflection, the take-away. A reader may not remember what happened, or why, or even your characters, but he will likely remember how it struck him.
It was creepy. It was so sad. It was childlike in its innocence. It was heartbreaking and really beautiful.
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Daddy Daughter Dance
The Daddy/Daughter dance is a wonderful opportunity for Dad's to spend quality time with their daughters. Together they will learn a dance that they will perform during the May 17th concert You can choose to be in the Rumson or the Fair Haven shows. Dancers must be 3 years of age by January 1, 2015 in order to participate in this year's Daddy/Daughter dance. For the recital the dancers will need a white dress and the dads will need a dark suit. Since we know it can be frustrating locating a white dress we will have some options available for you to order should you need to. Communion, flower girl, or Confirmation dresses are perfect. Please read the following information very carefully before committing to the Daddy/Daughter Dance 2015.
The non-refundable fee to participate is $135 (includes all rehearsals) This fee is non-refundable, so moms, make sure the dad actually knows about the dance, rehearsal dates and times and is fully committed before signing up.
1. Dancers must be 3 years of age by January 1, 2015 in order to participate in this year's Daddy/Daughter dance. Dancers will be grouped into the following age groups 3-4 year olds, 5-7 year olds, 8 and up.
2. The Daddy/Daughter dance is great fun but it also involves lifting your daughter over your head, challenging choreography and several hours of rehearsals. If you have back problems or other physical conditions that prohibit you from lifting the weight of your daughter over your head, please contact us before you sign up for the Daddy/Daughter dance.
3. There are 5 required rehearsals on the following dates. Rumson Show – Sunday April 12 9:30 to 10:30, Sunday May 3rd 9:30-10:30, Sunday May 10 9-10AM, Tuesday May 12 7-8PM and Saturday May 16 th 11:30-12:30PM
Fair Haven Show Sunday April 12 10:45 to 11:45 Sunday May 3rd 10:30-11:30 Sunday May 10 10-11AM, Tuesday May 12 7-8PM, and Saturday May 16th 11:30-12:30PM
All Rehearsals (except 5/13) will be held at our Rumson studios. 5/13 rehearsal is at Count Basie.
4. The rehearsal schedule is subject to change. We try our hardest not to change the rehearsal schedule, but this is "showbiz" and circumstances beyond our control frequently cause schedule changes.
5. We will communicate with Daddy/Daughter participants via email only. If you do not have email or if you never check your email, please do not register for the Daddy/Daughter dance. You are required to check your email weekly when you are a Daddy/Daughter participant.
6. Dance is difficult. It is a "team sport". Everybody on stage depends on everyone else to put on a great show. Remember, the Daddy/Daughter dance is an experience that will last a lifetime. Spending time at rehearsal and working through difficult situations with your daughter is as significant as performing the actual dance.
7. All rehearsals are "Closed Rehearsals", meaning Moms, friends and family may not watch the daddy daughter rehearsals.
All 5 rehearsals are required to learn the dance. We realize that many dads travel out of town on business. Unfortunately, we are unable to alter the rehearsal schedule to accommodate individual travel plans, illness, vacation etc. How do I sign up for the Daddy/Daughter Dance? Moms, Dads (stepfathers, grandfathers, and/or other significant men in the dancer's lives) please call 732 383 5301 to register…or register online. We are currently taking Daddy/Daughter registrations. Sign-ups will end in late April, and space is limited to 10 couples per show. The cost to participate is $135. Registration is through our online portal.


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Youth crew at work
Tall ship adventures are popular all over the world and come in all shapes and sizes, but the theme is the same: They combine fantastic adventures in (somewhat) controlled circumstances with an incredible life learning experience. They also occasionally create passionate sailors. Australia's Young Endeavour is one such, and here two 'survivors' tell of their time at sea and what it meant to them:
Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour sailing into the lead during the Tall Ship Regatta. Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour took part in a Tall Ship Regatta, racing the square-rigged ship Leeuwin II for the prestigious Australian Sail Training Association (AUSTA) Billy Can Trophy for 2009. The ships sailed north along the coast from Fremantle towards Cottesloe, before heading out to sea and then racing to the finish line at North Mole. On 23rd May 2009 sail training ship Young Endeavour embark
Full steam ahead for Fadhillah Norzahari:
My first experience in Young Endeavour was three years ago, spending 10 days tacking down the Great Barrier Reef along the Whitsunday Coast from Cairns to Airlie Beach in winter 2007. I gained so much from the voyage that I applied for the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race returnee voyage that same year. I was lucky to be selected and, although more stomach churning than my first voyage, it was a very social experience. It was a thrill to join the famous race and spot the different yachts on the way to the Bass Strait.
However this was only the beginning of my sailing experience...
Youth Crew of STS Young Endeavour Voyage 01/2010 sponsored by the NSW RSL. Top to Bottom: Gabrielle Hammond, Myles Boatman, Ryan Thurbon, Matthew Nicol and Christian Perrin
Since 2007 I have started dinghy sailing with friends from my first Young Endeavour voyage, sailed as a delivery crew from Sydney to Mackay for the Hamilton Island Yacht Race in winter 2008, and sailed in skiffs over summer including the historical 18ft skiff in Sydney Harbour.
I have also been very fortunate to continue my involvement with the Young Endeavour Youth Scheme as a Youth Ambassador. I have sailed on several Half-Day Sails and I volunteered during the week-long APEC Tall Ships Event in 2007.
I also joined Young Endeavour in the tall ships race as part of the King of the Derwent festivities in Tasmania in December 2007, where Young Endeavour was victorious. A few of us later hired a car and travelled around Tasmania for a week and had the time of our lives hiking, swimming, kayaking and cheese-sampling throughout the island.
L-R: Jessica Noy and Kimmy STS Young Endeavour Voyage 01/2010
Another highlight was helping out as an interpreter to the Indonesian Arung Samudera crew with my very limited Indonesian!
Recently, I travelled to South Korea and met up with Toni, a fellow V11/07 and V22/07 alumnus, who is now teaching English in Daegu. In keeping with the adventurous and tall ship theme of our friendship, we hiked up mountainous Chilgok to have dinner in an amazing replica tall ship restaurant perched high on top of a hill, some hundreds of miles away from the nearest coastline!
I am proud to say that I've also made a few good friends that I still regularly talk to and meet. We've had pirate themed reunion BBQ's and I've taken road trips to Dubbo and to Byron Bay with former crew. I also kayaked down the Kangaroo Valley with different collection of fellow crew.
I consider myself very lucky to have been part of Young Endeavour and have met a lot of interesting people from all walks of life from the two voyages.
Aravinda Subasinghe trades corporate finance for clews and furling lines:
Very few people would even dream of being able to leave their 9-to-5 job to sail the open waters of Bass Strait in a tall ship. But that's exactly the opportunity I was given – sailing an eleven day voyage in Young Endeavour in October this year.
At BDO Kendalls, where I work as a consultant in corporate finance, I applied to undertake a voyage in Young Endeavour as part of the company's leadership development program. I thought it would be a great challenge, offering a personal and professional development opportunity. I was looking to challenge my ability to deal with many different people as a way to prepare myself for future leadership roles. I was also looking forward to the chance to do something completely different.
When the voyage commenced, I felt so far out of my comfort zone. I had never sailed before, and didn't even know what a sailing ship looked like. I felt there was very little that I could draw from my school or work experiences, as many of the skills from these parts of my life didn't overlap. I even suffered from seasickness far more than I expected!
Despite these initial adjustments, I can confidently say that my voyage in Young Endeavour exceeded all my expectations.
To learn how a tall ship works, to be actively involved in sailing the ship, and to climb aloft were all amazing experiences. It surprised me that we were able to achieve such a high level of learning in a short space of time. I think we went from a dysfunctional state early in the voyage to the point where we were able to take command of the ship.
Without a doubt the overarching theme from my voyage was fun. It was the mix of people that made the voyage so enjoyable. I had my doubts about how well 20-odd young people would work together in a confined space. I know now that I have made life-long friendships and believe that with the maturity gained on board, each of us will have positions of greater influence in society after the voyage.
Are you between 16 and 23 years old? Looking for a challenge? Or do you know someone you should pass the word on to?
A voyage aboard Young Endeavour is an awesome experience, and one which will give you skills for life. The Royal Australian Navy crew will teach you how to sail a square-rigged vessel, including how to navigate, keep watch, take the helm, cook in the galley, tie knots, work aloft and even take command.
Not only that, you will develop teamwork, leadership and communication skills, work with disadvantaged youth and meet people from around the country.
To learn more about the activities of the Young Endeavour, go to their www.youngendeavour.gov.au!website


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