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1851 $50 LE Humbert Fifty Dollar, 887 Thous. 50 Rev. XF45 PCGS. K-4, R.5+. Gold was discovered in California by James Marsh...
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Desirable 1851 Humbert Slug, 887 THOUS, Reverse With 501851 $50 LE Humbert Fifty Dollar, 887 Thous. 50 Rev. XF45 PCGS. K-4, R.5+. Gold was discovered in California by James Marshall in 1848, and less than a year later the California Gold Rush was under way. Smaller gold discoveries had taken place in previous years, especially in the Carolinas and Georgia two decades earlier, but none had received the notoriety of the California discovery. Along with the Gold Rush came abuses by bankers and dealers in the precious metal who were cheating the miners, other merchants, and the general public. Almost from the beginning, the public desired an official agency to counter the abuses that were played on them. Although local legislation was passed to form a State Assay Office, the only real solution was to establish a branch of the U.S. Mint in California. The idea of a new Mint was initially voted down by Congress, who instead, voted to establish a federal Assay Office in San Francisco.
The United States Assay Office of Gold was authorized to produce ingots and bars ranging in size from $50 to $10,000, of refined and uniform gold. Both ingots and bars were anticipated, the ingots being octagonal. The present piece is an example of one of these ingots, which became known as slugs. Donald Kagin quoted a newspaper article from the February 14, 1851 issue of Prices Current: "The larger ones of one and two hundred dollars are exactly similar to the $50 denominations except they are proportionately thicker. The reverse side bears an impression of rayed work, without any inscription. Upon the edge is the following: 'Augustus Humbert, U.S. Assayer--California Gold 1851.' Those of Five Hundred and One Thousand Dollars are in the form of parallelograms, about five inches in length, and one and three quarters in breadth and varying in thickness, the small being about three-tenths of an inch, and larger six tenths."
The dies for these ingots were prepared by Charles Cushing Wright. The obverse depicts the famous eagle and shield design that is displayed on this example. Around is the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and the eagle holds a ribbon inscribed LIBERTY. Two features are important. First, the scroll contains the raised letters THOUS, preceded by a space providing room to punch the specific fineness, in this case 887 fine, or approximately 21.3-karat gold. The second feature may be found at the bottom of the obverse, with the raised letters D and C, each also preceded by a space to hand-punch the denomination. All known slugs have the number 50 stamped before the D, representing 50 dollars, and the space before the C is blank. Although larger denominations were anticipated, only those of the 50 dollar denomination are known today. These official ingots of the U.S. Assay Office were not given legal tender status, although they clearly circulated as money.
The example that we are proud to offer here exhibits attractive yellow-gold color with a hint of green, and pleasing plum toning around the devices. The design on each side exhibits light wear, consistent with the grade, and the surfaces are lightly abraded, proving its actual use in commerce during the gold rush. A small edge bruise is noted at the corner located about 7 o'clock on the reverse. The current sale includes a remarkable offering of eight different 50 dollar gold slugs, all dating to the days of the California Gold Rush. Listed on page 349 of the 2007 Guide Book.
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Musing about New Year's, Cal and the 2012 newbies at the 'Y'
Well, that's done.
The Christmas tree, a Fraser fir, is on the recycling pile at Newman Recreational Complex, waiting with dozens of others to be shredded into mulch to be used on trails. The ornaments are back in their boxes; the tree stand has been wiped out, though some white sap that has built up over the years remains.
Our lucky 13 wreathes have been taken down from our windows, stacked into an oversized plastic bag for the next 11 months.
The nativities — three of them, or is it four? — have been taken down, the wooden figures carefully wrapped, the ceramic figures pressed back into protective styrofoam containers.
The rolls of wrapping paper have been sealed inside a plastic box that sits atop a high shelf.
Donna has been feverishly reorganizing the wrapping supplies, pulling together no fewer than three dozen gift bags from boxes, drawers and miscellaneous piles. "If you need a gift bag," she instructed me carefully, "do not buy one."
She has been recycling this year's Christmas cards from loved ones, cutting off the covers and pasting them onto our rich inventory of gift bags; they will help make for very handsome presents next year and perhaps for years to come.
Some little bags of Christmas candy and baked goods, gifts from friends and family, linger. Some have been consumed, especially the Choc O' Rons — the world's best chocolate chip cookies, in my measured opinion — that are baked by our friend Ron Mitchell. Ron might also be the world's best Salvation Army red kettle bell ringer. Night after night, often for four hours at a time, he rings the bell outside a Kroger store. In more than one year, he has raised more money than any other bell ringer in Lexington; he even has a virtual kettle online, so that friends who won't pass his red kettle can donate. This year, he passed his goal of raising more than $5,000.
Meanwhile, two slices of rum cake sit on the kitchen counter, beckoning. A partial bottle of spiked eggnog remains in the refrigerator, along with the remains of the New Year's Day dinner: Hoppin' John (which includes lucky New Year's pork and black-eyed peas), lucky sweet-potato cornbread (thank you, Southern Living, for that cover story, "50 Southern Comfort Foods") and lucky collard and mustard greens.
I feel so doggone lucky I might just go ahead and buy one of those new $2 Powerball tickets.
Kentucky coach John Calipari could have shared a lot that was on his mind during his post-game radio show Saturday following the Wildcats' nail-biting win over Louisville — say, what he intends to do about his young team's atrocious field goal shooting (they made just 17 of 57 shots, including just three of 16 three-pointers) or its 21 turnovers.
But his emphasis on Saturday seemed to be deriding fans for their intense interest in the Kentucky-Louisville cross-state rivalry.
"You people and the Louisville fans make too big a deal out of this game," Cal sniffed. "There weren't 57 Kentucky players out on the floor. We both have kids from all over and it's not as big a deal for them. They're not even in our league."
I'm sure by "not even in our league," he meant "not in our conference," since each win over a Southeastern Conference opponent moves Kentucky one step closer to a berth — or, more precisely, a No. 1 seed — in the NCAA tournament.
And I can understand him employing that line of reasoning with his players in the days before the game to keep them focused on his instructions rather than the pre-game hype.
But the way his brief rant to fans came across was: "Look, me and most of my players aren't from around here, and some of these freshmen won't be around here next season. We didn't grow up in schools, neighborhoods or even families where loyalties can be split between UK and U of L.
"Sure, Pitino and I might be members of our own mutual antipathy society. But it's not because Pitino ditched Kentucky in 1997 just as he had restored it to dynasty status — or that, when his stint with the Boston Celtics didn't work out, he returned to college coaching just 75 miles away in hated Louavul."
Of course fans want Calipari to guide Kentucky to SEC and NCAA championships. But as CNBC sports business reporter Darren Rovell once observed, the richly compensated Calipari makes about $30,000 for every 10 minutes he coaches, more than the average Kentuckian makes in a year. For his $4.5 million per year plus bonuses, Wildcat fans hope he appreciates the deep-seeded non-conference rivalries that UK shares with Louisville and Indiana and North Carolina. Rivalries fill arenas (and his checking account).
At the very least, when Cats fans are celebrating a hard-fought win, Cal could have had the sense not to remind us that the talented young mercenaries he recruits are just spending a year auditioning for the National Basketball Association, and will never bleed blue like the fans who hang on every basket, every rebound, every assist — and every win over that team coached by that guy.
YMCA regulars are always curious at the first of the year how many newbies will show up, full of resolve to get serious about working out.
If the crowd that was there Monday morning is any indication, it will be a busy year (or at least a busy month) indeed. But we'll know more by next Monday and the Mondays after that.
I once wrote about an older man in Glasgow, Ky. His physician a few years earlier had recommended that he start getting a little exercise. He started by walking the short distance from his home to his office. He came in that first day, red-faced and panting; his receptionist worried that he was going to keel over. But he kept at it, walking farther and farther. After awhile, he started jogging a little. And then a little more.
By the time I wrote about him, he was about 76 years old and was running in the Kentucky Derby mini-marathon in Louisville. He didn't run very fast, but he just kept running, and he finished ahead of many people young enough to have been his grandchildren.
If you're starting a new workout regimen (assuming that your doctor says you're up for such a thing), I'm not saying you'll wind up running 13-mile races, like that fellow. But his story is a testament to what's possible, even if you start slowly.
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Over the past half-century, the social terrain of health and illness has been transformed. What were once considered normal human events and common human problems-birth, aging, menopause, alcoholism, and obesity-are now viewed as medical conditions. For better or worse, medicine increasingly permeates aspects of daily life. Building on more than three decades of research, Peter Conrad explores the changing forces behind this trend with case studies of short stature, social anxiety, "male menopause," erectile dysfunction, adult ADHD, and sexual orientation. He examines the emergence of and changes in medicalization, the consequences of the expanding medical domain, and the implications for health and society. He finds in recent developments-such as the growing number of possible diagnoses and biomedical enhancements-the future direction of medicalization. Conrad contends that the impact of medical professionals on medicalization has diminished. Instead, the pharmaceutical and biotechnical industries, insurance companies and HMOs, and the patient as consumer have become the major forces promoting medicalization. This thought-provoking study offers valuable insight into not only how medicalization got to this point but also how it may continue to evolve.
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Peter Conrad is the Harry Coplan Professor of Social Sciences at Brandeis University. He is the coauthor of Deviance and Medicalization: From Badness to Sickness and coeditor of The Double-Edged Helix, also published by Johns Hopkins.
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An accessible yet nuanced introduction to a fascinating and important topic. Readers do not need any background in medicine or academic sociology to appreciate Conrad's inquiry, and the experience of living in the 21st century United States is enough to understand what he's talking about. -- Benjamin J. Lovett Metapsychology 2007 Conrad's fine work investigates and illuminates this baleful phenomenon. -- A. Mark Clarfield, MD, FRCPC JAMA 2007 This is an enjoyable and thought-provoking book. -- H. Russell Searight PsycCRITIQUES 2007 The text is useful, especially for medical students... Recommended. Choice 2008 Recommended reading for practicing physicians, or better yet, for physicians in training. The so-called gatekeepers need to be reminded (or initially trained to understand) that reductionist medical perspectives are problematic and that the best solutions account for the social complexity that is inherent in the human condition. -- Michael Fendrich, Ph.D. New England Journal of Medicine 2008 An invaluable synopsis of 30 years' scholarship... Clearly written and presented so that it should be accessible to students in both sociology and health studies... An immense contribution to medical sociology. -- Robert Dingwall Society 2008 Conrad's accomplishment is significant. The Medicalization of Society is simply the most lucid treatise on the patterns and consequences of medicalization to date. It is also a much needed warning about the darker side of medicalization. -- Regina Smardon Culture 2008 This is an extremely interesting, timely and thought-provoking book, which will have a wide appeal amongst academics. Medical sociologists will welcome the opportunity to see Conrad's various writings brought together in one volume, and will appreciate the way he has revisited and updated his own work. -- Susie Scott Health Sociology Review 2008 The issues raised by this monograph are important, complex, and increasingly relevant for all of us who live in the modern world. -- S. Elizabeth Whitmore Themelios 2008 Peter Conrad's book is largely comprised of a series of case studies used to illustrate the changing nature of medicalization... With his 30-year history of studying this topic, Conrad is just the right person to take on the task, and this book represents a significant contribution to the area. -- Heather Hartley Contemporary Sociology 2009 Peter Conrad is the doyen of studies in medicalization. From his work on hyperactivity in the 1970s to his more recent research on 'geniticization' Conrad has documented the twists and turns of medical involvement in an ever increasing range of human problems. In this new book he does more than offer a reprise of his work or of the field. Rather, he sets out an illustrated framework for understanding and studying medicalization, with a view to future possible developments as well as current debates. -- Mike Bury Sociology of Health and Illness 2009 This short, tightly written, highly readable book deals with issues, often previously regarded as normal aging or personality flaws, that have moved under the domain of medicine... An important book that will find many readers among the general public as well as among physicians... highly recommended as required reading for medical school courses. -- Charles V. Ford Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 2010


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Renoir and Matisse were friends with a common bond; they loved color, beauty, and painting. Renoir, however, developed a very serious case of arthritis …so debilitating that he was almost completely paralyzed by it. He winced and jerked in pain as he applied each stroke of color to the canvas. But no matter how severe the pain, no matter how difficult the brushstroke, he continued to paint.
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The Christian Aid and Church Action on Poverty 'Tax Justice Bus' reached Bristol this morning, as part of its journey across Britain and Ireland.
New recommendations on how the UK should lead the global fight against tax dodging should be heeded by the Government, says Christian Aid.
New research has revealed that 56 per cent of British adults believe that tax avoidance by multinational companies is morally wrong
Christian Aid has welcomed plans to crack down on tax advisers selling aggressive tax avoidance schemes but says it will make little difference to the trillions hidden offshore.
Richard Murphy a Quaker, commentator and founder of the Tax Justice Network gave the Beckly lecture at the annual Methodist Conference yesterday (2 July)
Seventeen Catholic Bishops are calling on the European Union to tackle corporate secrecy and tax dodging which deprive the world's poorest countries of more than £100bn a year.
From 6 April 2012, some poor UK households may lose tax credits due to them because of inadequate communication by the government. Numerous low-income families already face drastic tax credit and welfare benefits cuts. But even some of those still entitled to child or working tax credit may not receive this.
This morning (22 March 2012) Chancellor George Osborne is mainly taking stick for his so-called 'granny tax' - as the tabloids put it. That is the tax adjustments which mean that 4.41 million pensioners lose money and the Treasury claws back some £1.2 billion.
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Gholson: Wichita Falls CC among golf's best-kept secrets
A couple of weeks back, I got to play golf at Colonial Country Club, one of the premier courses in the state of Texas. I drove about 120 miles to get there.
Just a few days later, I was invited to play at Wichita Falls Country Club. It's not Colonial, but the track at WFCC — in the best shape ever — has to be in the upper echelon of Texas golf courses.
It's about as close to Augusta as we're every going to get.
And I only had to drive about a quarter of a mile to get there.
The Dallas Morning News ranks the WFCC course No. 67 in the state — up a dozen spots from the No. 79 rating it held a year ago.
Personally, I think our course is vastly underrated. If the North Texas PGA pros would come up here and give it a really good look, the rating would be much better than 67.
Ask WFCC pro Brent Wattingny what he likes best about the course, which was renovated by D.A. Weibring and Steve Wolford four years ago, and his answer is "everything."
"The tees are good, the greens are good, the fairways are good. It used to be where we had certain aspects of the course that were good, but the renovation gave us the opportunity to maintain the golf course in every area," Wattingny said.
The WFCC pro praises the hard work of the maintenance crew, headed up by Superintendent Nathan Neumann, for helping the course survive the long, hot, dry summer of 2011.
"Early on, Nathan said, 'we better start conserving,' so instead of just turning the (sprinkler) heads on everywhere and blasting, he had them hand watering tees and greens. He got with the committee at the end of June and said, 'Look, we are going to let the rough go, and we are going to make sure the fairways, the greens and the tees survive.' And it paid off," Wattingny explained.
Neumann worked as assistant at Colonial for six years before coming to WFCC in 2007.
"He wants to be the best, and you can see it," Wattingny said. "He is a guy you have to tell to go home."
The reason I was invited to play the country club course is to get publicity that might help increase membership, which is down because of the struggling economy.
I suggested a golf-only membership, but Wattingny said that has been tried before and just won't work.
He also said opening the course to the public "would be the worst thing you could do."
"Once you do, how do you go back? This is a private club. As long as we maintain the golf course at the level it is now, the club is going to be fine. We never want to go backwards."
Wattingny said he would like to see play "a little higher," but likes the fact that members know they can come out and tee it up anytime they want to.
"I don't want to see 34,000 to 36,000 rounds a year like we had back in the '90s. Colonial now has 40,000. That's a lot of rounds," he pointed out. "We need members, and we need members to support the club. But that doesn't just mean we need people coming out and playing and playing and playing."
You might think having a really good municipal course like Champions-Weeks Park just a mile down the road would hurt membership and play. But Wattingny disagrees.
"I just don't see Champions as competition because it's not a private club," he said. "We offer different situations. Champions is a good golf course, but it's a different product."
They're called country clubs for a reason.
Sports writers, like yours truly, can't afford a membership. So we go hack it around at good munies like River Creek and Champions.
Playing a great course like WFCC was a real treat. Invite me back anytime.
Sports Editor Nick Gholson can be reached at email@example.com or 940-720-3447.
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love the white scar, and the baur makes such a good noise <3
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The year is 2145. It's been almost 4 months since the start of the European Northern Strike, where the European Union (EU) launched a bold counter-attack against Pan Asian Coalition (PAC) forces which had entrenched themselves in northern Europe's most resourceful and most defensible positions. Despite the European Union's many victories and progress on retaking their homeland, particularly in central Europe, the fight is still not over.
The newly formed coalition of North America has realized that it can no longer sustain peace on its continent, after more than 27 years of isolation, and has decided to do what both Europe and Asia had feared since the start of their official war in October 2139. North America has to acquire more land space and resources to support its massive population, or face the complete collapse of their society which they have been trying to preserve for so long ever since the northern ice sheet consumed more than half of the North American continent in the year of 2135.
North America has decided that the north-western section of Africa would be the most suitable habitable land to acquire for the near future of 2160, since the Tropic of Cancer was becoming more habitable every 5 years due to global cooling. South America was deemed too unsustainable for the future since it was already over-populated and, unlike the areas in the Tropic of Cancer, not been cooling down.
Unfortunately, for North America, the north-western section Africa is the place of mass-settlement by European refugees and the coalition knows that the European Union are not going to share the land or give it up without a long, bitter fight as that section of Africa is one of their most settled areas. And so, once faithful allies to one another, the North American Coalition and European Union had brought the war for survival to an even higher level of desperation.
The Northern Excursion had begun.
About the mod:
The Northern Excursion mod (once called the "Extreme Realism" mod) is a game-enhancement mod that strives to be an unofficial expansion pack to Battlefield 2142, developed by Digital Illusions CE and published by Electronic Arts. The mod introduces a new faction, the "North American Coalition" (NAC), re-introduces the jet fighter/bomber air vehicle types from Battlefield 2, brings back old features which were left out of the original Battlefield 2142 (such as stationary machine guns, visual effects, unused voice overs), new gameplay and much more.
Key Features:
• North American Coalition
- New faction
- The NAC will have its own unique style of gameplay in Battlefield 2142; introducing new weapons, new vehicles and new unlocks to the battlefield of the far future.
• New Maps
- Set in African, European, Pacific and Orbital theaters
- Each map has new static props, scripted events and other features to expand the diversity and atmosphere.
• Better Visuals
- All of the new environments will have a lot of attention to detail in them, even down to the smallest things. Some vanilla maps will also be revamped. Most existing textures and models will be retouched to look more detailed (e.g. Third-person weapons will look almost identicle to the first-person weapons rather than just looking like a very low-poly version of the weapon).
- We also want to re-create the HUDs/menus, give proper interiors to all vehicles and add our own shaders for new graphic effects (e.g. lens flare, motion blur - However, these shaders will require a lot of work and we would like to finish the bulk of the mod first).
• Limited Destruction
- In our new maps, we are going to allow players to destroy certain parts of the map.
- As the Refractor 2 engine only supports a certain amount of destructables in each map, we cannot make "everything" destructable like in Bad Company. But, some destruction is better than no destruction at all.
• New Rank System + Awards
- Work in progress.
- To encourage more people to play the game again (as of August 2011, there are roughly 3,000 active players in Battlefield 2142 when there were roughly ten times the amount in August 2009, we want to try and raise that figure by giving a breath of fresh air into the game), we are planning to update the award and ranking system (to give a degree of progression in the mod, it's also needed if we are going to have more unlocks).
- We will focus more on this once the bulk of the mod and the new planned unlocks are completed.
• New Unlocks
- Work in progress.
- We are currently planning to add a whole new row of unlocks for each class (e.g. Silenced Micro-SMG that replaces the pistol for the Recon class, provides an extra level of protection, useful for snipers that like to have more chance of surviving in close-quarters situations. It takes up one of the two available customisable slots).
• New Vehicles
- These are some of the following planned vehicles for the mod:
- Jet Fighter/Bombers - New air vehicle type - The jet fighter/bomber air vehicle types still carry pretty much the same amount of firepower as in BF2 but through the advancement of EMP technology and auto-tracking missiles, they can be shot down just as easily as gunships meaning jets won't be able to dominate the entire round.
- Mobile Anti-Air - To combat the new threat of jets. Equipped with EMP rockets + anti-air chain guns.
- Assault APC - New variant of APC - The assault APC has no pod launchers but instead has an infantry + vehicle detector and can fire 2 EMP grenades at once but with a longer reload time.
- Light-Battlewalker - NAC special vehicle - Walks faster and has a faster rate of fire for both weapons than a normal walker but the pilot is vulnerable to enemy firearms (if the bullet manages to get through the glass of the cockpit) and armour is fairly weak (think of the wolverine from C&C: Tiberian Sun/Tiberium Wars: Kane's Wrath).
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16 comments by _Jinz_ on Oct 13th, 2011
Hello everyone, I apologise yet again for the time it's taken for this mod to post a news article (last one being posted in April). Well, it's better late than never I suppose, hopefully the next news article will be a lot sooner since we have a lot of content to show. However, we are not willing to show all of it just yet, we prefer to show things in their finished rather than in their unfinished form.
One of the hardest things we've tried to get for this mod are some unique, high-detailed, futuristic-themed heavy and light armoured soldiers for the new North American Coalition faction. I mean, talented modellers don't grow on trees, they are hard to find. We couldn't believe our luck when a fan of the mod, yone (who had actually gone looking for people to help us out), had found a talented person who could the job in a relatively short amount of time.
His name is "Juan Gomez", also known as "Koker", who is a 3D modeller and texture artist from Spain. Below is a link to his portfolio and images of the work he has done for us so far. We cannot thank him enough for the work he has done for us and we wish there were more people like him willing to work for mods.
NAC Light Armoured Soldier - WIP
• The head will be replaced with a better version. So, please ignore it. The rest of the soldier looks absolutely fan-bloody-tastic.
NAC Heavy Armoured Soldier - WIP
• The helmet you see on the heavy soldier is for the NAC Recon kit.
I am currently working on the textures for the heavy and light soldiers, fix some parts of the UV's and add more details. Once that's done, we will upload those to the image section. We also have somebody making kit equipment (backpacks etc) for the soldiers as well. Once they are done, we will get someone to export the soldiers and equipment into the game, then I can finally start filming stuff (teasers/trailers, woohoo!) and, maybe, Dtneter can release an alpha version.
Because of the hard work that has been done these past few months on the mod, 2142NE's V0.1 release now seems not that far away from now than it did in April. Most of the harder stuff, such as getting the new weapons and vehicles modelled and getting the NAC soldiers completed, is almost done. After we finish getting the other weapons and vehicles modelled and then textured, we will be balancing the game, focusing on new maps with new gamemodes, making the new unlock tree/awards, setting up the ranking system and then setting up the multiplayer servers. That is what we wish to do first. We can think about other stuff (such as graphics improvement) afterwards.
That's all we're going to show in this update, but we will soon make another news article. We will also upload some images which are not in this news article this week.
Kalo Shin
Sergeant Rho
Jack Williams
Rhys MCG
As usual, we are still looking for more people to help the mod. If you can fill out any of the roles listed below, please e-mail/private message me.
Texture Artist
- Texture our weapons and vehicles etc
- Model new weapons and vehicles etc
- We are currently in need of a Battlefield mapper who can make highly detailed maps
- Animate our weapons (first person)
Voice Actor
- American/Canadian accent, NAC faction (Grunt/Squad Leader)
- Needs a good microphone and sounds mature (17+)
love the white scar, and the baur makes such a good noise <3
k, thanks, looks good btw ;P
No it means that if a modded server is hosting the mod or someone else is running it on hamachi you can join it but you have to start the mod itself plus it does not alter any original game files.
German dl site:
when u say multiplayer mod, u mean that it works on normal servers right?
the skins in v1.5 were a big mistake :P
but next patch will be here in a few days (unless school b1tches me up)
Not sure really boys. I know i could not do any better but those skins really dont suit the game. They are really high detail but there more for a REALLY detailed game like Gears of War or something. If you did it soo then the entire game had new textures then maybe they would fit in but they stand out an awful lot. Heh, loooks great thou. Loove the sounds too, very nice.
sounds intresting it might be fun :) i'l track this mod
I would guess on this Ultra Hard / Diamond Hard Science Fiction
as im trying to put know technology in the mod and some future weapons out of the series from future weapons so.
Thanks. Your mod will problably become very good.
So you are trying to turn bf 2142 into a HARD Sci-fi game.
What category of hard sci-fi are you aiming to put your mod in (or how realistic you will try to make your mod)???
Look here for the categories ( Kheper.net )
Highest Rated (4 agree) 9/10
Even though this mod is still under development, I would like to commend the developers on some things by posting this reveiw. 1: I am very pleased with the Single Player Revamp. It makes playing offline SO much better, and is actually enjoyable. 2: The redone skins, weapons and vehicles are also AMAZING. 3: I think the new maps are also well done, and are cool to play. 4: The new sounds are cool, it adds alot to the gaming experience. 5: With the redone weapons, the game is INTENSE! you MUST watch…
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Posted 22 December 2013 - 15:56
May I ask a question please of you all, and it's worth putting into another thread:
Why Jailbreak iOS7?
Posted 22 December 2013 - 19:55
Lots of the tweaks and software that I want to use isn't compatible with IOS7 yet anyway...
Therefore, I reckon I'll wait until the new year before I look into this properly - I've waited about a year already so I can wait another couple of weeks
(I really, really, want to get Springtomize installed again though!)
Posted 22 December 2013 - 20:09
Posted 22 December 2013 - 20:25
All these years and all the releases and they choose now of all times to troll the whole community with a spam release? I want to call shenanigans...
Are you sure Brian?
Edit: The screenshot and video on RedmondPie shows the official build of Cydia and no Chinese apps..
Posted 22 December 2013 - 20:42
All these years and all the releases and they choose now of all times to troll the whole community with a spam release? I want to call shenanigans...
Are you sure Brian?
Edit: The screenshot and video on RedmondPie shows the official build of Cydia and no Chinese apps..
Posted 22 December 2013 - 20:44
Personally I'd stay away from this.
The app phones home to an IP in costa rica and crashes if you block this communication (could be cloud flare, no idea what it's for). They have bundled a crappy Chinese pirate app store into the app, an unofficial build of Cydia, and substrate doesn't work.
Rumor is that they've been paid to bundle the app store, and have rushed it out so they get paid.
Yeah I'm staying clear for now as well. Still, if you are at all interested in a iOS 7 JB, the best advice is to make sure you have a clean iOS 7.0.4 install. Some folks with OTA are having problems.
Not very much works at the moment anyway. No reason to rush into this one, but be warned that Apple will probably patch the vulnerability in the final release of iOS 7.1. I'm going to get my device ready for jailbreak and then just hold for a bit.
Posted 22 December 2013 - 20:47
Dear Jailbreak Community,
We are deeply troubled by the rumors and speculation surrounding our iOS 7 jailbreak. We would like to present the whole story to you.
Most of the concern surrounds the inclusion of the Chinese App Store Taig. In the course of developing the iOS 7 jailbreak, we were approached by the company with an offer of partnership in offering Taig bundled with the jailbreak in China. Taig is a Chinese App Store written in Chinese. tailored and, we believe, well suited to meet the needs of users for the Chinese market. Users are not locked into Taig. Cydia can also be installed and Taig removed afterwards. It would be deeply hypocritical to remove choice from the user in the course of jailbreaking.
regarding the Chinese app store, apparently it only gets installed if you've got the default language set to Chinese.


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Mizzou Places 91 on Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll
The 2015 SEC Spring Honor Roll was announced on Tuesday by the league office
Karissa Schweizer Qualifies for NCAA Championship
The freshman will close her stellar season in Terre Haute, Ind., on Nov. 22
Cross Country Departs for Regional Championships
The Tigers will compete for a spot at the NCAA Championships on Friday
Karissa Schweizer Named SEC Freshman of the Year
She was the first freshman across the line at the SEC Championships
Mizzou Cross Country Finish Fourth at SEC Championships
Sophomore Kaitlyn Fischer and junior Tyler Schneider led with First Team All-SEC finishes
(Updated: 08/15/2014)
Cross Country
8000m Run - 25:19.98 | SEC Championships | 11/01/2013
10,000m Run - 31:22.40 | NCAA Midwest Regional | 11/15/2013
Indoor Track & Field
Mile Run - 4:17.87 | Wisconsin v. Missouri | 01/18/2014
3000m Run - 8:33.40 | Rod McCravy Memorial | 01/25/2014
5000m Run - 14:28.07 | Tyson Invite | 02/15/2014
Outdoor Track & Field
1500m Run - 3:56.45 | Beach Invite | 04/19/2014
5000m Run - 14:29.26 | Mt. SAC Relays | 04/18/2014
10k Run - 30:48.44 | SEC Championships | 05/18/2014
- 2013 Cross Country All-SEC Frsehman Team
Seasons' Bests
8000m (XC) - 25:19.98 | SEC Championships (11/01)
10,000m (XC) - 31:22.40 | NCAA Midwest Regional (11/15)
Mile (Ind.) - 4:17.87 | Wisconsin v. Missouri (01/18)
3000m (Ind.) - 8:33.40 | Rod McCravy Memorial (01/25)
5000m (Ind.) - 14:28.07 | Tyson Invite (02/15)
1500m (Out.) - 3:56.45 | Beach Invite (04/19)
5000m (Out.) - 14:29.26 | Mt. SAC Relays (04/18)
10,000m (Out.) - 30:48.44 | SEC Championships (05/18)
Cross Country - Drew kicked off his Tiger career with an All-SEC Freshman Team honor after placing 44th at the Championships in Gainesville, Fl., and seventh for the Tigers with a PR mark of 25:19.98...He placed consistenly in the top ten throughout the season, starting with the Arkansas v. Missouri Dual in Fayetteville, Ark., where he was seventh across the line for the black and gold, 15th overall...He was the team's sixth finisher at the Roy Griak Invitational in 25:39.80...He dropped that time down to 25:34 at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational in Madison, Wisc., where he was the eighth Tiger across the line, before hitting his top time of 25:19.98 at the SEC Championships...Drew closed the season at the NCAA Midwest Regional where he had his debut 10,000-meter finish in 31:22.40 to cross as the third Tiger, 47th overall.
Indoor Track - Started his season at the Wisconsin v. Missouri Dual in Madison, Wisc., where he was third in the mile run, crossing in 4:17.87...Drew went on to clock in his only 3000-meter run of the season at the Rod McCravy Memorial Meet in Lexington, Ky., finishing in 8:33.40...He hit a 5000-meter PR at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., placing fourth in 14:28.07...He closed his season at the SEC Championships in College Station, Tx., where he raced in the 5000-meters.
Outdoor Track - Drew's outdoor season began at the Crimson Tide Invitational in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where he placed eighth in the 5000-meter run with a final time of 14:51.54...He improved upon that time at the Mt. SAC Relays, placing 18th in the field with a PR of 14:29.26...He followed that performance up with his only 1500-meter race of the season at the Beach Invitational, clocking in at 3:56.45...Drew ended the season at the SEC Championships, where he made his outdoor 10,000-meter debut in 30:48.44 to place 10th in the conference.
Cross Country - Redshirted the cross country season...Competed unattached at the Gary Stoner Invitational, winning the event with a final time of 24:59.33.
Indoor Track - Redshirted the indoor season...Competed unattached at the Missouri Invitational and Collegiate Challenge...Finished fourth in the Missouri Invitational 3000-meter run, crossing in 8:39.89...Placed sixth in the 3000-meters at the Collegiate Challenge, just missing a PR with a final time of 8:40.56.
Outdoor Track - Redshirted the outdoor season...Competed unattached at the Missouri Relays, placing ninth in the 5000-meter run with a time of 14:46.29.
800m - 1:58.75 | 1600m - 4:18 | 3200m - 9:04.08 | 5000m (XC) - 15:19.40
- Two-time MSHSAA Champion in the 3200m (2011-12)
- 2011 MSHSAA Cross Country Champion
- 2012 Arcadia Invitational qualifier in the 3000m and 3200m
Drew competed for Festus HS under coaches Bryant Wright and Chris Partney...CROSS COUNTRY...Team was the 2009 MSHSAA Champions, and runners-up in 2010-11...As an individual, Drew was the 2011 MSHSAA State Champion (16:05.71)...Was the 2010 MSHSAA State runner-up (15:57.86)...He was a three-time Nike Cross Nationals Midwest Regionals participant (2009-11), with his highest placing being 17th in 2011...Drew also competed in two Foot Locker Midwest Regionals (2008, 2011)...TRACK & FIELD...He was the 2012 MSHSAA State Champion in the 3200-meter run (9:34.57)...Won the 2011 MSHSAA Championship in the 3200m (9:16.83)...He was MSHSAA All-State for the 1600-meters (2011-12) and 4x800-meter relay (2011-12)...Drew qualified for the 2012 Arcadia Invitational in the 3000-meters and 3200-meters, finishing 23rd in both events.
Parents are Ed and Laura...Born April 27, 1994...Served as the National Honor Society Treasurer (2011-12)...A Scholar-Athlete (2008-12)...Sister, Becky, and her husband, Ryan, are both Mizzou alumni...He is studying Environmental Engineering at Mizzou.
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