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BRADENTON, Fla. The Minnesota Twins had two games scheduled for Saturday, including their regular Grapefruit League game and a "B" game, both against Pittsburgh. They wanted right-hander Terry Doyle to pitch in the regularly-scheduled game in order to see him against tougher competition. Doyle was a Rule 5 Draft pick of the Twins this past offseason. If he doesn't remain on the team's 25-man roster all season, he must be offered back to his original team, the White Sox. With that said, the Twins and manager Ron Gardenhire want to see what Doyle has to offer.Doyle's second start of the spring was a rough one, as he allowed two runs on seven hits in Minnesota's 4-2 win. He also walked one while facing 14 Pirates batters."I didn't get ahead of anybody and worked up in the zone, which is generally the recipe for bad things," Doyle said after his outing. "I'll make the adjustment for next week and come back for my next outing and try to get back down in the zone and work ahead of hitte...
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Tatts Group Ltd. may have come up trumps in bidding for most of Australia's lotteries, but it will need to start placing riskier bets overseas if it's to continue a strategy of growing through acquisition.
Macquarie says lotteries in Ireland, Canada, New Zealand and the U.S. could move on to Tatts's radar, although its hefty debt pile means it would likely need to raise new equity to fund a deal.
Robbie Cooke starts this month as chief executive of Tatts at a time when its net debt looks set to top 1.63 billion Australian dollars (US$1.71 billion) in the current fiscal year, equivalent to three times its forecast earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.
Australia's Tatts Group is unlikely to capture the luck of the Irish, says Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Mark Bryan.
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The public is invited to take an excursion back in time to the Golden Age of Transportation at an exhibit of "RAILROADS & RIVERBOATS" at the Cedar Key Community Center, "F" and Sixth Streets, Cedar Key.
Sponsored by the Levy County Historical Society, the exhibit will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26; Saturday, Sept. 27 and Sunday, Sept. 28.
By Lou Elliott Jones
and Mark Scohier
Sarah Lorraine Spirit and her six children were laid to rest in a private funeral service on Monday, but what may not rest are the questions of what motivated her father, Don C. Spirit, to shoot them on Thursday, then calmly call the Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office to tell them what he had done and how he planned to kill himself as well.
The 26th Annual Central Florida Peanut Festival takes place Saturday, Oct. 4 in Williston's Heritage Park.
The festival features a variety of foods and assorted types of peanuts and peanut products, including our famous (while they last) grilled peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Rides, music, crafts, and antique tractors, car clubs and motorcycles will also be here for your enjoyment. The festival also has a Little Peanut King & Queen and a Baby Peanut Contest.
Bronson will begin construction on its $2.9 million sewer expansion project within the next few weeks.
"It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here," Bronson Mayor Franklyn Schuler said at a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning in front of Town Hall.
The sewer system, primarily aimed at increasing business development along the town's main corridor, has been in the works for years.
TALLAHASSEE-The Florida Forestry Association recognized Eddie Hodge of Williston Timber Co. as Florida's Logger of the Year at its 2014 Annual Meeting.
Hodge launched Williston Timber Co., Inc., in 1977 with his brother Johnny Hodge. The family also opened Derby Gold, a pine shavings and pellet mill, in 2000.
"lt is my hope that as an overall industry we will recognize the value of the logger and work together to make this industry sustainable. lt is an honorable life," Hodge said.
On Saturday, Sept. 20 Williston Police responded to the La Esperanza store located at 114 N.E. 6 Ave. in Williston in reference to an armed robbery.
As the proprietor was preparing to close for the day, three armed males wearing masks entered the store and demanded money. The proprietor complied and the culprits fled with an undetermined amount of cash.
The men fled the area in what is described as a full size sports utility vehicle. The SUV was white with both front fenders painted black primer.
Beginning Oct. 1, the Williston Public Library will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays until 8 p.m. and more hours in total, in order to better serve patrons.
The fall schedule is:
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Noon — 8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday
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The new hours are made possible by additional funding from the Levy County Board of County Commissioners. Any questions or comments should be directed to Lonna Bear, manager of the Williston Public Library, at 352-528-2313.
The Levy County Commission, with two members who leave in November due to electoral losses, was commended on Monday evening by the only Levy County resident who cared to show up and speak at a public hearing where the property tax and final budget for the 2014-15 was unanimously approved.
"I want you to note that the budget is less than last year when it was $66 million and some change. Good job," said Dana Sheffield of "the Fanning Springs Sheffields."This board has done a good job for the county."
Without as much as a single nod of affirmation or an harrumph of disdain, the Williston City Council approved the millage rate at 5.8527 mills and a budget of $14.7 million for FY 2014-2015 during Tuesday night's public hearing.
In less than nine minutes, the city's finances for next year were taken care of without one resident present to question or applaud what becomes of their tax money.
In the first hearing two weeks ago, the council members agreed that this budget is the best efforts they can do for their town.
By Max Yavel
The Lady Red Devils were able to get their first victory of the season last Wednesday, as they defeated North Marion High School in a thrilling comeback at home. Williston had trailed two games to one but were able to rally back and win 3 - 2.
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The class of 2015 celebrated commencement with speeches from Salutatorian JJ Woronoff '15 and Valedictorian Amelia Miller '15 as well as honors for Covi Brannan '15 and Garrett Robinson '15 June 5 on Ted Slavin Field. Woronoff encouraged audience members to not take themselves too seriously while Miller argued that Harvard-Westlake has prepared the senior class to live a successful life.
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"Harvard-Westlake strives to be a diverse and inclusive community united by the joyful pursuit of educational excellence, living and learning with integrity, and purpose beyond ourselves."
We've heard these words of the mission statement many times from President Rick Commons, enough for the student body to make jokes about it, because most of us feel that those words are already a reality. And most of the time, we follow them.
As part of Senior Transition Day, the documentary film "The Hunting Ground" was shown to inform graduating seniors about the issue of sexual assault on college campuses across America. As part of the film, countless brave men and women were interviewed about their experiences with sexual assault on college campuses. With each survivor's story, the sickening fact sunk in that virtually every college campus in America deals with not only the issue of students assaulting each other but also the problem of administrations not taking appropriate action by expelling students who are found to be guilty of these crimes.
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Rimmer, J; Warwick, C; Blandford, A; Gow, J; Buchanan, G; Information seeking in the Humanities: Physicality and Digitality. In: Ghazali, M and Ramduny-Ellis, D and Hornecker, E and Dix, A, (eds.) Physicality 2006: Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Physicality. (pp. 37 - 38). Computing Department, Lancaster University: Lancaster, UK.
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Currently finished.
Though this is not really the way I`d want the MARVEL universe to be, it will have to do...`cause I don`t care enuff.
Currently finished.
Though this is not really the way I`d want the MARVEL universe to be, it will have to do...`cause I don`t care enuff.
An ongoing, fantastic series. Has characters like Galactus, Guardians of the galaxy (both teams)**, Silver surfer (relies on Kirbys vision, not Stans), Midnight sun*, Technet*, new characters and Recorder & Watcher.
THE flagship title.
*Suggested by riot_sqrll.
**Suggested by Jonny_Anonymous.
As Avengers.
Very little used characters, for the most part. For example, Dust.
Another team that follows the same pattern, but not the same way.
The guy will probably life for thousands upon thousands or millions of years. But is there still stories you can tell about him? Of course. But there will only be a series about him wehn someone has one. That isn`t recycling some other idea, that is. And is good.
Mini series. Appearances in other books.
Replaces Tony Stak who finally bites the dust.
So, there was this very awesome sounding series that was supposed to happen, that stars all these monsters from Marvel...That didn`t happen. Because...
Various Marvel administratives want its audience to keep on reading the same old mediocre crap?
Thought so.
The series woulda had Devil dinosaur.
Replaces Strange.
Miles. Bendis could write a whole, great story about him. That would actually end some day. Yeah, Bendis. Because it`s a common fact that this is the only series that he actually knows how to write well.
On second thought, he wouldn`t wanna finish it. God, Bendis. Now that I think of it, maybe I should take this series away from you, after all.
An ongoing series starring all the heroes of this continuity. Beginning, middle and an ending in a about 50 issues time tops, would be awesome.
Thor dies. PERMANENTLY. It`s what Kirby woulda wanted, you fanboys.
A maxi.
As separated from Spideys world as possible.
They replace the Fantastic four.
Doom would appear occasionally. Mostly obscure villains. Maybe in the Bar without name. It could be opened again.
Ideas nominated by riot_sqrll. I had the same ideas, though. Honestly, I did. Okay, Dooms appearances were thought up by me, though. But come on...He`s a given.
New series. 24 of them. Some are for all ages.
Suggested by riot_sqrll. A few maxis.
If anyone has a great story for him. ANYONE. Who is skilled, that is. And hopefully not a jolt.
If some amateur doesn`t have the talent to craft a great story, but has potential and cool ideas, that amateur can make that story once they`ve gotten improvement. Naturally. I don`t wanna be a bad guy.
It would be preferable if they would be untold stories, though. Because I`m kinda planning on killing him off. Nobody can life forever.
I guess I AM a bad guy.
Gaiman (the one with the first name of Neal) didn`t bother to finish the story he started. Also, he couldn`t. I`d like it to get an ending.
Nick Fury dies.
Yeah, you should be able to see a pattern by now...
Good god man, just get settled with Mockinbird already! Okay!?
A yearly or bi-yearly extravaganza spectacular.
riot_Sqrlls idea: Wonder woman and Captain America vs. Hate monger and Dr. Psycho. I got a 40`s feeling outta that one.
Is majestic, pulp hero-y and all that stuff. All the bits and pieces of his history are tied up in to one beautiful mess, molded in to a story that reads as well in single issues as it does in trades, and is as fantastic as all hell. Maybe it shall be his last adventure, maybe not.
A miniseries. Will we find out more about her? Well, very little, so that she`ll remain ever-so mysterious.
Meets Sabra. Hopefully.
Let`s freshen up the character catalogue, shall we? A little bit less panel-time for the original Inhumans. Don`t have to kill them, necessarily.
Universal inhumans can be used too.
Though, I don`t really like those guys. But it`s always down to the portrayal.
The counterpart of the Villain team-up magazine.
A limited series with about 40 issues.
In their own series...
...The Pyms! Could even be a comedy, at times. Or most of the time.
Why not?
Well, he has fans. I`m not one of them, but I`m still able to make admissions.
I`m sick of jungle heroes. Just make it insane enough, so it can justify its existence. And make it last longer, this time!
Can someone make good stories of them again?
Jewish superhero who does her job in Israel.
Africas finest superhero.
He dies.
I`m probably just 1/5 serious about this. Good that I don`t have to make it.
Does this place have any heroes?
I`ll give him a break.
I`d love a 100 issue-series that ends in their demise.
Jesus, I`m such a broken record.
The most obscure and meaningless heroes...save everything. Everything. I love that concept.
Anything goes.
Pets. Who are Avengers. WORD.
All the series cover every possible knook and cranny.
Frank, why didn`t you stay dead (update: I later remembered and noticed that if he hadn`t come back, Garth Ennis wouldn`t have had written the character. So, I guess I to change my mind about that.)? Isn`t it kinda, you know, against your whole grim and realistic character? Just die already you motherkisser! With a bang. In a maxi-series. Kill the MARVEL universe again. This time, in prime continuity.
No wait, that would also hurt your grim and realistic character.
Then again, how realistic are you?
I`m pretty sick of the Spidey-verse, frankly. BuMake it dissappear for a few years, and there can be another series.
Actually, let`s make Marvel AND DC in to publishers of graphic novels. 4 per a year sounds good. But first a 5 year break of publishing anything. Things would be way better...I hope...
An indian superhero who has two...TWO appearances. A superhero in India should have more. Well, she resided in New york during those appearances. But she could buy a plane ticket back home, right?
A four iss limited series.
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|Sweet potatoes
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|Olive oil
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|Grated orange rind
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Arrange sweet potato slices in a single layer on a large baking sheet coated with cooking spray.
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Huskies have inside-out balance
Scoring starts with Fields in middle; guards keep it going
Keon Duren was on fire Friday night as the Hirschi guard made all six of his first-half shots in Hirschi's 20-point Area-round victory over Decatur.
But neither Duren nor fellow guards Marcus Foster and Terrance Cooper forgot how their offense works. They were still looking to get the ball inside first.
The person they're looking to first inside is 6-4 junior Terry Fields. That strategy has worked, as Fields has delivered 30 points in two playoff wins.
And it has also helped give the guards more open looks from the outside or lanes to drive to the hoop.
"We got to get Terry going," Duren said after his 22-point, six-assist performance in the Area victory. "We want to make a big run in the playoffs, and we can't do it without an inside presence."
Fields scored 12 second-half points as the Huskies scored enough easy baskets to shoot better than 50 percent from the field.
The Huskies (21-12) will try to keep that going on Wednesday night in the Region I-3A quarterfinals against Lake Worth (25-13). Tipoff will be at7:30 p.m. at Bowie High School.
It's a change from early in the year, when teams could crowd Foster and let the rest of the Huskies try to force action from the outside. But by playing inside-out and adding the freshman Cooper to the mix, the offense can attack from more angles.
Foster has led the team virtually across the board all season long and averages 16 points per game. But good defensive teams always try to take away theNo. 1 option. Duren is second on the team in points (10.3), 3-pointers and steals and third in assists.
Fields became a bigger factor following the Huskies'90-57 loss at Burkburnett, a night where nothing went right. Fields had a scoring-rebound double-double in the six district games after that. He didn't get the rebound portion of that formula against Brownwood but did score an efficient 14 points, He followed it with 16 points, on 8-of-12 shooting, and a dozen boards against Decatur.
Add in Cooper, who is growing up fast with the ability to knock down a 3 or take the ball strong to the rim, and the Huskies have the kind of balanced attack all coaches strive for.
"When we get multiple scorers like that, we're tough," Hirschi coach Donald Hedge said. "When everyone is touching the ball and making shots, then they can't key on one guy. When we get that second and third scorer, we're tough to deal with."
Duren not only supplied the scoring — he made his first seven field goals after missing his last seven against Brownwood — but he gave the Huskies intelligent play-making to set up Foster when he could get free or Fields.
"It's always better for me if I can hit my first couple of shots," Duren said. "And when teams try to take out Marcus, it's up to us to step up and make shots."
The Huskies have raised their level of play so that they feel they can earn a second straight trip to the regional tournament and make some noise when they get there.
Really, they did everything but finish off the last two minutes in their second meeting with Burkburnett this year, a game where they made 18 of 30 shots in the second half.
But it looks like they're learning how to close in the playoffs, although neither game has been tight at the very end. In the bi-district win over Brownwood, Hirschi ended the first half with a 9-2 run to restore a 15-point lead. Duren had seven points in the spurt.
And against Decatur the Huskies took control of the game with 10 consecutive points in the final 89 seconds on the first quarter. Then Duren sparked a 7-0 finish to the second quarter to double Hirschi's lead to 14 points. That included a beautiful left-handed layup in traffic just before the horn. To end the third period, Hirschi scored the final four points with Duren dishing to Steven Euwins for a layup.
Duren then kept the game from becoming too interesting by making seven of eight free throws in the fourth quarter.
"I'm enjoying this a lot," Duren said.
The inside-outside balance to go with steady defense and rebounding may just have this team peaking at the right time.
Notes: The winner of tonight's game will play the Fabens-Pampa winner on Friday night in Lubbock. The Region I-3A semifinals are set for 7 and 8:30 p.m. with the championship set for 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at the United Spirit Arena.
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Opposition challenged to find more cash for Woodsreef
The Mayor of Tamworth Regional Council has thrown down the gauntlet to the Opposition to produce more funding for a proper clean-up of the Woodsreef Asbestos Mine site in Barraba, in north-west New South Wales.
On Thursday, the New South Wales government announced $6.3-million for remediation of the 28-year-old site.
But Tamworth Mayor, Col Murray, says the amount falls seriously short of the $100-million quoted by external consultants.
He says he wants to hear more on the issue from the Opposition about what it plans to do if it wins the state election in March.
"The Opposition says it's for the Bush, and claims areas outside metropolitan region's are important to it, so I think this is a great opportunity to demonstrate what sort of a genuine commitment it has to our community," he said.
"I will be keenly waiting to see whether the Opposition has the capacity to deliver that leadership for Barraba."
But Nationals candidate for Tamworth, Kevin Anderson, says the Opposition is already commissioning further assessments to determine if more money is needed to clean up the Woodsreef mine site.
He says he is not willing to make false undertakings of big financial commitments if the state of New South Wales cannot afford it.
"We are not going to be committing funds that we are not going to be able to follow up on," he said.
"If we say there's $5-million for the rehabilitation of Woodsreef Mine that money will be there and I'm certainly not, as the candidate for the state seat of Tamworth, going to be saying,'Here's $95-million; there you go, take it and run.'"
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Originally posted by chaintm
Maybe you should rather rely on reading the ANet articles instead of relying on random opinions of people that are out on a "witch hunt" only so they can spread negativity upon a feature or gear that isn't even in the game yet.
Most of all since all these people ending up biting on their own butt after they found out how wrong they were, trying themselves on "damage control" saying that "X company" read their posts and didn't added a vertical gear progression only because they got "afraid" that their postings "exposed" said company.
Laughable to think that a company would change all the coding that has been done for months if not years so exact these guys can be right, but I guess you understand me.
With other words: Ascended = Legendary when it comes to the stats.
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If i was a cynical man, i would be concerned that more effort may be used to make the exotic gear have all the aesthetic quality while using sub par skins on ascended items to force peope to either choose between aesthetics or stats, or put them in the position of having to buy transmutation stones from the item shop to get a max stat item that looks apealing.
That does seem to be one possible reason for the item tier change. But that is possibly just my tin foil hat talking again.
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Originally posted by Nailzzz
Probably the tin foil hat when you consider how many fine t-stones people have already received simply by playing the game. I know I have about 15 left, and that's with spending most of my time lately in WvW.
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Originally posted by Nailzzz
That's actually not even needed since the difference between them is already there through the upgrade/infusion stones.
With Exotic gears you are more flexible on combinations through the stones so even the ascended will have slightly better stats on 3 types of stats, you can boost 6 different stats on a piece of a exotic (3 from the piece and another 3 through the stone).
As example:
- Ascended gear with stats on: vitality, condition damage, critical damage + infusion stone with a defensive ability vs Agony
- Exotic gear with stats on: vitality, condition damage, critical damage + upgrade stone with healing, toughness, power
So with Exotic you have lower stats on 3 attributes but for that you can boost another 3.
For that, the Ascended can be used against certain types of enemies that other types of armor are not as good against (Agony damage reduction through Ascended gear) and has slightly higher stats on 3 attributes.
So people that don't wanna go after Ascended gear, can still be relevant in most areas of the game and if played wisely by avoiding direct contact with the Agony based enemies, they could also survive against them.
Always better to wait and see before we judge too early in my opinion.
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Of course "Mr.Player" that has limited time but spare money and is willing to support te game could secide that instead of spending a few dozens hours gearing, he would instead buy some gems and buy the items he wanted, being sure he would only have to do that once.
Now "Mr.Player" might think "why should I spend money gearing up if next month the gear I just bought will be second tier?".
I doubt Arenanet will achieve what they were aiming for and might as well just backfire.
You know how when governments increase taxes to collect more money and they end up with less because people (middle class/working class) react by spending less (or the very rich people just move the money somewhere else)?
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Originally posted by Gaia_Hunter
The problem with your tax example is that is not the truth. Based on studies, when taxes are increased our economy does better and when we decrease taxes out economy falters - study done by the non-partisan Tax Foundation. If what you say is the truth, why in the 1950's did our economy blossom so well with the highest tax rate effectively 90% (for people making $250,000 and up).
It is a wait and see as the game has only been out since the end of August.
I for one, would like more lvl 80 and also more lower level content. They just may do that with the expansions, like they did in GW1. Also, the lst Rift expansion did nothing for the lower level characters only for the high levels and that is dissappointing to say the least.
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What is "real"? How do you define "real"?
Originally posted by Homitu
Sorry I didn't word it to your liking. I asked the question that way because I don't know yet how long it takes to get 50 ectos or anything else you mentioned there. I'm not that far along in the game yet.
And yes, I'm asking how long it takes YOU (the collective you) to get Ascended gear. And how much effort you have to put into it. I thought that was pretty clear.
So, what I'm asking is: how long does it take and how much effort (killing things) does it take to get the Ascended and/or infused items you have? How long, and how much effort did you expend getting the mats to make Koss on Koss? How many times did you have to do the Solid Ocean Fractal to get Adelbern's Royal Signet Ring?
Those are the things I'm asking because I think it would be good info to have for the discussion we are having. Apparently either no one has gotten any of that stuff here on these boards (which is what I specifically stated earlier), or no one wants to answer the question. Again, I'm only looking for rough estimates but I think those numbers would go a long way toward helping us all decide if it's truly a grind or not.
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Originally posted by VeryDusty
I'm going to bet you something.
After this recession we will have a huge growth.
After a world war where life conditions tanked doens't seem that incredible to have an economic boost.
or if you want to look at recent examples look how in portugal, the increase of VAT means less tax income.
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Originally posted by evolver1972
I can offer a partial answer. Asof Monday, I saw three different Ascended Gear pieces linked in LA chat on my server (Henge of Denravi). This is, of course, just 3-4 days after the dungeon premiered. However, those people may have already had a lot of the mats and/or gold to buy them.
As to farming gold. I've been sort of half-heartedly farming Orr for about 5-6 weeks, and have 63 gold sitting in bank. This was mostly through farming mats and selling them on the TP. I have not been using MF gear, food or boosts, nor have I done event chains religiously, although I mostly do jump in on events that I run across. Yesterday, in my very inefficient way, I went through Malchor's Leap and Cursed Shore and gathered/evented. I made about 2 gold in 2.5 hours (including sales of mats, drops and event rewards). I've seen better returns noted, on the order of 2G/hour, reported on the GW2 forums.
A final note, the prices of some Tier 5 mats (and even some tier 6) have been trending down lately. The buy price for Orichalcum was under 2 silver, 75 copper per piece yesterday, whereas it was about 3,50 5 weeks ago. The buy price for Elder Wood was 12 copper per, down from a high in my experience over 30.
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Originally posted by Homitu
Right, thanks. What is the increase in power when another stat is added? For example your items have two attributes at first, then a third is added. Since infusions hold at least 1 attribute affecting your character (besides agony resistance, http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Infusion).


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In response to questions at a State House news conference, O'Malley said flatly that he favors raising more revenue — but didn't specify how. He would not rule out backing a blue-ribbon commission's recommendation that the state raise its 23.5-cents-per-gallon gas tax by 15 cents.
The gas tax is not expected to come up in the special session taking place in Annapolis this week but could emerge as the hot-button issue of the regular session that begins in January. Raising the tax would require the approval of the General Assembly, where leaders Monday were noncommittal.
O'Malley tied the state's need for transportation dollars to a broader effort to put Marylanders to work. He said business leaders agree the state should work on a backlog of important capital projects. He said the challenge is to reach a consensus on how to pay for infrastructure improvements.
"There has been a lot of debate in these times of scarcity about less, less, less and cut, cut, cut. In order to create jobs, a modern economy requires modern investments. The question we need to ask each other is what are we willing to do to get people back to work more quickly," O'Malley said.
Some lawmakers were quick to answer that they're not willing to raise taxes at all.
"Families are hurting.. . . yet the governor keeps trying to pass increase after increase after increase. Enough's enough," said state Sen. E. J. Pipkin, an Eastern Shore Republican. "What planet is the governor living on?"
By law, taxes paid on the sale of gas in Maryland go to the state's Transportation Trust Fund, which is used to pay for road and mass transit projects. In practice, however, the fund has been tapped by governors in both parties to balance the state budget.
There is significant support in business circles for increased revenue for transportation — if the money is used for that.
Kathy Snyder, president of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce, said the organization has been on the record for eight years in favor of a 10-cent increase in the gas tax, which hasn't been raised in almost two decades.
"If you invest in your infrastructure, you will create jobs. That's what FDR did in the New Deal," she said.
But Snyder said the chamber has coupled that support with a demand that the General Assembly adopt strong protections against future use of transportation dollars for budget-balancing purposes.
Donald C. Fry, president of the Greater Baltimore Committee, agreed that the state needs a "firewall" around the transportation fund. "That's what the consumer and the motoring public expects, and that's how those funds should be treated," he said.
Fry rejected the argument that the economy is too weak to absorb a gas tax. "We've had 20 years of different economies, and nobody's found a good economy to raise the gas tax," he said.
Every state levies a statewide gas tax at some level — ranging from 7.5 cents in Georgia to 32.1 cents in Wisconsin. In the Mid-Atlantic, Maryland's current rate falls about in the middle. Virginia's rate is 17.5 cents, with an additional 2 percent sales tax on gas in Northern Virginia. The rate is 31.1 cents in Pennsylvania. A 15-cent increase would give Maryland the highest per-gallon rate in the country, although some states impose additional taxes and allow local governments to attach their own levies on gas.
Business leaders are far from unanimous in supporting an increase. Louis Campion, president of the Maryland Motor Truck Association, said even a 10-cent increase would raise the costs to a single-truck driver by $2,000 a year.
"Fifteen cents is an astronomical level," said Campion. He said that while his group supports an increase in the federal gas tax, it opposes raising the state tax because it would put Maryland truck operators at a competitive disadvantage.
Marty Schwartz, executive director of Vehicles for Change, said the low-income Marylanders who receive low-cost cars from his Halethorpe-based nonprofit would be especially hard hit.


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Everyone knew that losing the PGA Tour stop at Duluth's TPC at Sugarloaf was a possibility after the tournament lost AT&T as its title sponsor. But Monday's official announcement from PGA Tour headquarters still came as a surprise.After all, here in Gwinnett we're used to adding, not subtracting. However, these economic times don't inspire anyone to add much other than their gas receipts. And that includes major companies. So with no company willing to pony up the $7 million to $8 million a year required to sponsor the tourney, the Classic is no more. It's hard to believe that an event that has been around for more than 40 years - more than a decade of that in Duluth - could be pushed to the side, but that's the reality of today's economy. And it also speaks to bad timing. Tournament director Dave Kaplan said finding a title sponsor wouldn't be a problem 18 months prior to now or 18 months in the future. But that's not the time frame he and his group faced. So during an economic downturn, they tried their best, contacting more than 150 companies but getting nary a taker. To the casual golf fan, the news might not mean much. After all, Tiger Woods hasn't played at Sugarloaf since winning in 1998, and moving the date to after the Masters has cost the tournament many big names, including fan favorite Phil Mickelson. But the Classic was much more than those big names that dominated headlines. On the golf side, it gave us breakout performances by guys such as Zach Johnson, who won here before going on to win the Masters, and Ryuji Imada, the Georgia grad who won this year, the final Classic champ. But the Classic also was much more than golf. Since 1981, the tournament raised more than $13 million for its primary charity, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. That philanthropy brought out an army of volunteers who helped stage the tournament each year. "We all felt like we were doing something good for the community," said Duluth resident Ralph Mumme, who volunteered for every Classic since the tourney moved to Sugarloaf in 1997. "When we had the reception each year to thank the volunteers, you'd kind of hold your head up high when they announced how much money they were donating to the hospital." The PGA Tour announced that AT&T will continue donating to CHOA on a "substantial" level the next two years. And the Tour wants to continue its charitable commitment to CHOA through a new Champions Tour (for players 50 and older) event slated to be played at Sugarloaf next year. But the Champions Tour is not the regular Tour, and the galleries and the economic impact for the area will not be the same, either. It's a big loss on many levels, and a sign of the rough economic times. The Tour used to have a marketing campaign centered around the phrase: "These guys are good." Now they're gone, and they'll be missed. Said Mumme: "It's a big disappointment is all I can say." Sums it up for a lot of us. E-mail Todd Cline at firstname.lastname@example.com. His column appears on Tuesdays.
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PALM CITY - Rob Gangi who was in a coma, is finally awake, eating and learning to walk again in a North Carolina rehabilitation hospital — but he still has a long recovery ahead of him.
Gangi, 42, of Palm City suffered a brain injury while skate boarding Dec. 26 as he visited family for the holidays in North Carolina. Friends and colleagues in the real estate business have rallied to help the Gangi family's mounting medical bills. Gangi is insured through his wife Karen's teaching job, but the insurance does not offer complete coverage for out-of-state expenses.
A fundraiser organized by Elizabeth Ruvo, of All Florida GMAC Real Estate, held at a restaurant netted more than $3,200 last month, and there will be a Cowbell Hoedown at Palm City Elementary School, 1951 S.W. 34th St. on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. where abarbecue, bake sale and silent auction will provide more donations.
Efforts of friends may be especially needed as Karen Gangi may also be facing termination from her Palm City Elementary School teaching job after using up her sick leave to remain at her husband's side, said Patrick Stracuzzi of RE/MAX real estate agent who has organized a Feb. 8 fundraising event in Gangi's honor.
"He's got a long road ahead, and it is going to be expensive," Stracuzzi said. Stracuzzi was hit by a truck years ago and knows how devastating medical bills can be, and that is one reason he has organized a seminar to benefit Gangi.
The event, to be at The Grace Place Community Church in Stuart, will feature inspirational speakers who will testify on how to get through tough times and make them most out of opportunity. While most of them are internationally known real estate gurus, the $50-a-ticket seminar really is for anyone, Stracuzzi said.
"People think that sales ... but anyone thinking about a real estate career, or a sales career or even selling insurance, this will help," he said.
Rick Gangi, who lives in New Jersey, remains thankful and hopeful for his brother, who is involved in Southeast Florida Honor Flight, a group dedicated to providing veterans with free flights to visit the National World War II Memorial.
"The stronger he gets the stronger I get," Gangi said. "Its just such a positive this ... you can see glimpses of him starting to piece things together.
"To this point, its been five and half weeks, and I didn't think he'd be this far a month from now. But he's up walking and talking and figuring things out on his own," he said. "I had no expectation of this good this soon. He's a fighter, and he has 6,700 people fighting with him."
More than 6,000 people have joined Gangi's "Please Pray for Rob Gangi" Facebook page.
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Carlson enters her fourth year at the helm of the Quinnipiac women's rugby team after leading the transition into becoming one of the most dominant programs in the country. She currently occupies a 28-9-1 record in three years as head coach. In Carlson's first year in 2011, the Bobcats became the second Division I program in NCAA history. Quinnipiac began as part of the Metropolitan New York Rugby Football Union (MetNY) before the name was changed to the Tri-State Rugby Conference in 2012. In their inaugural year, the Bobcats finished 3-6-1 overall which included the program's first victory at SUNY-New Paltz.
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Last season, the Bobcats joined the Northeast Conference and finished 10-3 overall, including six consecutive wins to close at the regular season. Quinnipiac outscored their opponents 567-to-200 across its 13 regular-season contests, with a season-high 94 points coming against the University of Massachusetts. After going 9-2 overall in the regular season and 4-2 in Northeast Conference action, the Bobcats saw themselves atop the conference standings. Quinnipiac received a bid to the American Collegiate Rugby Association (ACRA) National Tournament because of their highly competitive and demanding regular season schedule. The No. 3 Bobcats pulled No. 10 Boston University in the round of 16 before outlasting the Terriers 59-15 en route to a birth in the quarterfinals against Navy. Quinnipiac saw their campaign come to an end with a hard fought 28-5 loss against the Midshipman.
Quinnipiac Director of Athletics and Recreation Jack McDonald has announced that Becky Carlson has been hired as the University's women's rugby head coach. Carlson comes to Quinnipiac from USA Rugby where she worked as an Emerging Sports program manager.
"Becky Carlson brings a wealth of experience to Quinnipiac as a multi-sport student-athlete and a true pioneer and champion of NCAA Varsity Women's Rugby," Mcdonald said. "Her experiences as a women's rugby student-athlete and assistant coach at Eastern Illinois and USA Rugby make her perfect fit to lead the women's rugby program at Quinnipiac."
Carlson has been at the forefront of the women's rugby movement over recent years. As USA Rugby's Emerging Sports Program Manager, Carlson conducted research and developed plans for more than 30 prospective NCAA institutions who would potentially add women's rugby to their athletic program. Carlson also used her extensive multimedia background in developing promotional materials to be used alongside the NCAA national office, the NFHSA and to NCAA athletic directors.
From 2004 through 2006, before joining USA Rugby, Carlson was an assistant coach with the Eastern Illinois University women's rugby team. In that role, she assisted in all operational facets of the team including travel, practice and game-day management as well as film editing and analysis as well as student-athlete development. She previously worked at Ferrum College as a women's lacrosse and women's soccer assistant coach in 2004.
A former student-athlete herself, Carlson played women's rugby and women's tennis at Eastern Illinois. As a member of the rugby team, Carlson won the 1999 Strength and Conditioning award and was awarded the Panther Award for All-Around Student-Athlete. As a member of the women's tennis team, Carlson played at #1 and #2 singles and #1 and #3 doubles. A two-year captain in 2002 and 2003, she earned the team's Strength and Conditioning Award three times.
Carlson graduated from Eastern Illinois with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a minor in public relations in 2004 and also completed work on a master's degree in physical education/sports administration from Eastern Illinois in 2006.


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So, I wasnt surprised to see an article on USA Todays online edition about the decline of voicemail usage. Vonage, an online telephone company, released a survey about voicemail usage. The number of voicemails being left on Vonage user accounts is down about 8% from a year ago, and people are listening to voicemails that are left for them less often, 14% less than a year ago to be exact.
PCMAG.com picked up on the story and in a post asking, Is Voicemail Dead? asked readers to take a survey. So far, survey results show 23% of respondents leave messages quite often, 47% not that much, and 27% never.
Voicemail is a victim of advances in technology. Texting and IMing are replacing voicemail messages. And my daughters object lesson showed me that its easier to notice a missed call and simply call backHi, dad. Whats up?and have me explain in person what I wanted than it is to listen to my message on her voicemail. She chooses the path of least resistance and instant gratification. Thats the underlying reason for the demise of voicemail. And it works. In fact, so well that Ive been trained not to leave a message that will never be heard.
All this got me thinking about business voicemail. Is it succumbing to the same fate? Certainly, by the number of messages left on my phone, I can say people are leaving fewer business voicemail messages, but people do still leave them. Effective messages have several key components:
- Before you call, take a moment to think about what you will say if you are greeted with voicemail. Your message will be more succinct, and you will sound more professional.
- Speak clearly and slow down.
- Start by identifying yourself, your company your phone number, then add a brief one or two sentence purpose for your call.
- End by repeating your phone number s-l-o-w-l-y and clearly.
On the recipients side of the message:
- Listen to your messages; dont ignore them.
- Reply as quickly as possible, even if its only to let the caller know you received the message and will get back to him later.
- When I am on the road and in a place where making a call is inappropriate, I respond via text message or email to a voicemail.
Finally, think carefully about whom you are communicating with and what their preferred means of receiving communications from you is. I know some people who respond much more quickly to me if I email them, others if I text them, and still others if I call and, if needed, leave a voicemail.
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House Speaker Brian Bosma called me a few days after I criticized his handling of a lawsuit challenging certain prayers in the Indiana House.
My column back on Sept. 8 suggested Bosma was playing prayer politics. I'll admit I might have gone a bit too far when I called him an "election-year holy warrior." Perhaps calling him "Bosma the Bibleman" was a little much.
And some people were mad that I accused the speaker of trying to win votes with his high-profile fight against the suit, which the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed in the spring of 2005.
So let's just say Bosma wasn't calling to praise my insightful commentary. If I recall correctly, he used the words "cheap shot" a time or two.
"You didn't leave any room for even the possibility that I might honestly be serious about this, and not just be a hypocrite seeking political reward," Bosma, R-Indianapolis, said. "You don't know what's inside my head."
That last part is indisputable. I do not know what is inside Brian Bosma's head.
So today I won't question his motives. I won't call him names or try to read his mind. I'll simply point out that one of Bosma's law partners, William Bock III, has collected roughly $27,000 for working on the prayer lawsuit.
Bock, who also serves as the House parliamentarian, is a longtime partner of Bosma's at the Indianapolis law firm of Kroger, Gardis & Regas. Earlier this year, Bock was paid $27,139 by Indiana's taxpayers -- the vast majority of it for work related to the lawsuit.
Bosma, who oversees the lineup of lawyers on the prayer lawsuit, emphasized he does not receive any of his firm's profits related to it. He also said Bock is an expert at government law and has been an able addition to the legal effort, which is being led by the out-of-state law firm of Winston & Strawn.
Democrats, of course, argue the setup smells like cronyism. State Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker had no trouble summing up the Bosma-Bock connection. He said it appears to be a "cozy relationship."
Democrats know plenty about such relationships. Still, it's pretty hard to disagree with Parker's assessment.
Let's just do the math.
Indiana is home to more than 16,000 attorneys. Even a popular guy like Bosma should be able to find one who isn't a business partner. But of all the lawyers in all the law firms in all of Indiana, Bosma had to hire one of his own partners. (Yes, I'm paraphrasing Bogart.)
You might be saying, "Who cares? So a politician's friend got a government contract. Happens every day." Sure it does. And this isn't Watergate. But come on. If ever there was a time to avoid the look of cronyism, it would be on this case.
On Thursday, Bosma called the issue a fair one but pointed to Bock's experience. As speaker, he added, he needs someone he trusts on this case.
Later, I thought of some smart steps Bosma has taken as speaker -- eliminating lifetime health care for House members, broadcasting House sessions on the Internet and trying to put an end to partisan-influenced House district maps.
Good government stuff.
Steps like those make Bosma a likeable politician. But they also make clumsy and old school moves like hiring a pal to work on the prayer lawsuit even more disappointing.


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