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Pigtronix Bass Envelope PhaserWhen George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic said, "we want the funk, gotta have that funk" – they were probably dreaming of the Pigtronix Bass Envelope Phaser, Pigtronix' gift to dancefloors everywhere- available now in a pedalboard friendly size.$199.00
Pigtronix Bass Fat DriveThe Pigtronix Bass Fat Drive gives bassists (and their amps!) the same amazing, analog, tube-emulated overdrive as their wildly popular Fat Drive—this time voiced specifically for the low end of the spectrum.$149.00
Pigtronix Class A BoostThe Pigtronix Class A Boost is a single-ended design using discrete transistors in "Class A" configuration for a warm, organic pedal that delivers up to 20db of boost. Boost an amp into overdrive or push long signals with the super quiet Pigtronix Class A Boost.$129.00
Pigtronix Dual Expression PedalThe Pigtronix Dual Expression Pedal gives guitarists incredible sonic capabilities that were previously impossible in a live format. Dual outputs allow simultaneous control over two completely separate effects; and a polarity reversal switch flips the direction of the signal. You can ... read more$175.00
Pigtronix Echolution 2The updated Pigtronix Echolution 2 represents a unique marriage of analog tone shaping and DSP processing designed to deliver the ultimate delay pedal experience.$299.00
Pigtronix Echolution 2 DeluxeThe updated Pigtronix Echolution 2 Deluxe represents a unique marriage of analog tone shaping and DSP processing designed to deliver the ultimate delay pedal experience.$399.00
Pigtronix Echolution 2 RemoteThe Pigtronix Echolution 2 Remote gives you unprecedented control over your Echolution 2 Delay Pedal, allowing you to instantly select your top 4 presets and use the Freeze and Jump functions.$49.00
Pigtronix EP2 Envelope PhaserThe Pigtronix EP2 Envelope Phaser is an all new design phaser/envelope follower that features both effects simultaneously or switching in between them. The Pigtronix EP2 Envelope Phaser is full of fat, rich sounding phase effects and expandable with separate expression pedals.$275.00
Pigtronix Fat DriveThe Pigtronix Fat Drive is a cascaded gain stage overdrive pedal that uses CMOS clipping to produce truly amp-like overdrive. Perfect dynamic response and harmonically rich overdrive tones can be found in the Pigtronix Fat Drive.$149.00
Pigtronix Gatekeeper Noise GatePigtronix Gatekeeper is a lightning fast, studio quality noise gate pedal that locks out all unwanted noise from any rig. Sporting threshold and release time knobs, the Gatekeeper provides 100% attenuation with unprecedented response time, making it the most useful and effective noise... read more$149.00
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Pigtronix Infinity Looper RemoteThe Infinity Remote Switch is a dual momentary switch designed to compliment the Infinity Looper pedal. Unleashing the full potential of the Pigtronix Infinity Looper, this compact remote switch provides access to UNDO / REDO and REVERSE functionality as well as a few other hidden features.$49.00
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Pigtronix OFO Disnortion Overdrive - Fuzz - OctaveThe Pigtronix OFO Disnortion Pedal combines an octave-up section based on the Tycobrahe Octavia with outrageous parallel fuzz and overdrive sections. All these make the Pigtronix OFO Disnortion Overdrive, Fuzz, Octave pedal one mean mother.$249.00
Pigtronix Philosopher Bass CompressorThe Pigtronix Philosopher Bass Compressor is an all-analog, optical compressor. The PBC's Volume, compression, and sustain controls are all tuned to the frequencies and volume levels of your bass, while the Grit switch enables low end antics.$169.00
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02.13.2012 – With many competitors anxiously awaiting the schedule for the 2012 WKA Speedway Pavement Series, WKA officials, along with several track promoters and owners, are pleased to announce a major change to the structure for the upcoming season.
With challenging economies for competitors preventing them from traveling as much as in the past, combined with declining kart counts on the local level, World Karting is looking to find its way back to grassroots racing, starting with the Pavement program.
Instead of running a four-race national program in 2012, national competitors will be required to travel but only one time this season, that being for the August 10-12 Grand National Championship event at Chapel Hill Raceway in Humphrey, New York.
The path competitors will have to travel to get to the Grand National at Chapel Hill prior to the August date will be denoted with local signs, meaning, competitors will have the opportunity to choose from one of many tracks that have signed on to be a part of the 2012 divisional program, and for many, may be very close to their own backyard.
Tracks that have signed on to the new program include the following:
Chapel Hill Raceway, New York
Sandy Hook Speedway, Maryland
Oakland Valley Raceway Park, New York
Riverhead Raceway, New York
Officials at both King George Speedway in Virginia as well as Poughkeepsie Speedway in New York may also be joining in the coming days.
Competitors can run at their track of choice, thus participating in the track's 2012 divisional program. One of those races at each track will be designated as a Super Regional, offering double points on that day, with the winners gaining guaranteed starting spots for the August Grand National event. If winners of these guaranteed starting spots choose to race at Chapel Hill for the Grand National event, they need to declare themselves a full WKA member instead of a temporary. Otherwise, the next driver in the Super Regional finishing order is eligible, provided he/she fulfills the membership requirements. Additionally, while guaranteed starters are locked into the field, they MUST take a qualifying lap. However, as part of a bonus for winning the Super Regional, guaranteed starters will start no lower than 10th in their respective fields.
While there will be an additional charge by the track on the day of the Super Regional, the additional cost will go toward a very attractive awards package for the top-five finishers at the Grand National, with the winner of each class offered being deemed 2012 National Champion.
The response by the tracks has been most receptive and positive as this program also opens the door back up for the Flatheads/Raptor Motor Program. With many tracks still very flush with Flatheads, WKA will break the Grand National Championship into 2 days, one for Animals, one for Flatheads.
Clones will also be part of the weekend's festivities. At present, work continues in an effort to provide three classes that would include a mix of Animals, Flatheads, and Clones. Those projected classes are Junior and Senior Champ, as well as a Stock Mix class. As for tires, the Grand National event will utilize the tire of choice of any Super Regional, thus allowing competitors to use his/her tire of choice, but limiting tires to be used to only those that were run at each respective facility's Super Regional event.
For the Grand National weekend, there will also be a scheduled Champ Heavy Money Race, very similar to the successful ones run at Riverhead Raceway with sponsored laps and merchandise adding to what should already be a blockbuster weekend of racing.
While many may be sad to see the regular series be somewhat limited to a one-race shootout, the theory behind the new program is very cost saving to the competitor, eliminating three trips, while also building back up a divisional program at the grassroots level of racing in the Pavement Series. The participation by the tracks announced more than quadruples the amount of participating divisional tracks in 2011, heading the program in an already positive direction.
Here is a current listing of the participating tracks and their schedule.
March 25: Oakland Valley Divisional
April 22: Sandy Hook Divisional
May 12: Oakland Valley Divisional
May19,20: Chapel Hill Divisional
June 3: Riverhead Super Regional
June 16: Sandy Hook Divisional
June 17: Oakland Valley Divisional
June 17: Sandy Hook Super Regional
July 14: Chapel Hill Super Regional
July 15: Chapel Hill Divisional
July 29: Oakland Valley Super Regional
Aug 5: Riverhead Divisional
Sept 16: Sandy Hook Divisional
Oct 13,14: Riverhead Divisional

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Palestinian-Israeli Relations
The ongoing struggle and the Middle East peace process.
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If Israeli national identity stems from historic longing and contemporary political realization, a sense of Palestinian peoplehood stems from indigenous settlement. Though Palestinian nationalism developed a generation after Zionism, Muslim and Christian Arabs who identify as Palestinian root their nationality in centuries of continued residence in the land they call Palestine, and Jews call Israel. Israelis' and Palestinians' conflicting claims to this land have led to mistrust and bloodshed on both sides throughout the 20th century, and now into the 21st.
History of the Conflict
In the aftermath of WWI, the European powers awarded Britain the right to determine Palestine's fate. In 1937, desperate to separate the feuding Jewish and Arab communities, Britain recommended partition of Palestine into two sovereign states, Arab and Jewish. The Arabs rejected this proposal, unwilling to cede what they felt was Arab land to yet another colonial power.
Following the Holocaust, Jewish refugees from Europe and Arab lands streamed into Palestine, and Jewish-Arab conflicts intensified. When partition was suggested a second time in 1947, and Israeli statehood was declared in 1948 with the support of a United Nations vote, Palestinians and surrounding Arab nations were ready to go to war for complete control of the territory. Jews, by now almost a third of its population, were prepared to defend their embryonic state.
The ensuing War of Independence saw more than 700,000 Arabs fleeing the territory, becoming refugees under Israeli, Egyptian, or Jordanian rule. While the traditional Zionist narrative asserted that Arab leaders encouraged their constituents to flee (with the promise of eventual victory and return), recent scholarship has shown that Jewish fighters did, at times, forcefully evict Arabs.
Eventually, the area designated for Palestinian sovereignty was conquered by Jordan's Arabian monarchy. Jerusalem was left a war zone, and an independent Palestinian state never emerged.
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Waist (relaxed): 22"
Rise: 13 1/2"
Inseam: 32"
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*100% Rayon
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Measurements for Size Small:
Waist (relaxed): 22"
Rise: 13 1/2"
Inseam: 32"
Leg Opening Width: 21 1/2"
FP One is a collection made with love from India. The collection has been curated from the fine details that India has to offer; embroideries, prints, embellishments, rich colors and fine gauze fabrics. The collection brings a modern twist to old world techniques and creates a line that has a cultured feel with special attention to detail.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Slimmette Soooo Groovy! These pants look great, feel great and a real conversation stopper. The fabric has enough body that the large "bell bottoms" flare & move and swish. I wear them with an over sized brownish pullover and leopard wedges: then careful with accessories: don't want to look costume-y. My only "issue": the waist. The waist is softly elasticized and the rise is low......meaning the pants just shimmyed down my flat butt, to mid thigh by the time I got to my car in a mall parking lot. How embarrassing! I couldn't get them to stay UP, but loved them so much, I had to try a creative fix: I wore a long body shaper over the top of the waist/hip of the pants, under the oversized sweater. It was comfy and kept my pants up!!!!!!!! I really must speak with FP about FP One: lots of issues. I would like to see this brand thrive but it won't unless FP One does a fit makeover....! BUT....adore these pants! 1.23.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by HananaButt LOVE these pants! I absolutely adore these pants, even if they run long and fall off of my butt. I'm currently trying to find a way to fix this so I can wear them during festival season. I like the gold color that I got, but i wish the lavender/blue would still be in stock. I absolutely adore the pattern. 4.15.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ciliaviktoria Makes me look like a goddess. Me: 5.1 tall. Petite and curvy. I would say these run true to size if you are not super skinny. If your super skinny, size down. Plus for girls with a body like me: -These pants will make you look taller since you will need to wear them with giant platforms in order to not step on the beautiful hem! - If you have a nice apple butt these pants will show that in a good way. I trust my boyfriend on this one. - Fabric is light and comfortable yet solid. Not so good: The waist part is smocked. Comfy yes but is not very flattering to the crotch. It looks cheaply made in the front. This is why I am not giving them 5 stars. I would not buy if I had to pay full price for them. Its just one of those fun pieces to have. Picture of me wearing it is to be found on my blog, if you're interested. I made a nice post from my first visit in a FP store, search for cecilia rosell blog + free people. Hope that helps! 8.28.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LittleMissMolly Find a Great Tailor I am very petite, 5'-0" about 100 Ibs, and even after reading the reviews about how long these pants are I still decided to buy them. I have a great tailor so I took the pants to him to have them hemmed and explained that I wanted to keep the band at the bottom. He was able to cut out a section of the fabric above the band and sew them back together...you can't even tell anything was done to them. They are a bit "baggy" in the hips and crotch so I will need to have them taken in a bit also, but these pants are great. My only complaint...I bought them in the creme color and the day after I took them to the tailor FP added the new color, which I would have much preferred. I wish FP would release all color ways at the same time. 3.7.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Jess1 For Amazonian girls I tried these on in the store and they are absolutely adorable. They're the perfect spring/summer pants to wear out and about, or to throw on for the beach---if you're tall! I'm 5'6 and 135 lbs, and tried on the small and extra small. The small fit like it was supposed to (perfectly loose in the legs), but they were a bit too loose in the waist (which is low), and WAY too long! I tried standing on my tippy toes, and these would definitely have to be worn with platforms. This is a little frustrating b/c they're definitely the kind of pants you would want to wear casually with sandals. I tried on the x-small hoping the length might be taken up a bit, but they were still dragging on the ground. Even though they have a raw hem, when I tried to see what they would look like if I cut and inch or two off, I realized that I would be ruining the beauty of the pants (which really is the pattern at the bottom of them). I so so wanted these. Maybe Free People will come out with another version of them that aren't so long? Please do!!! 2.27.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by megburks So Comfy!!! Just got these and could not believe how long they are. I am 5'10 and they still "pool" on the ground!!! That never happens to me. I love it. I ordered the xs and they run a bit roomy compared to FP other pants. The pattern on them is so pretty. You could literally live in these pants they are so comfy. Girls dont question whether or not to get these...They are very flattering, what more could you ask for? 2.17.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by dallasdiva Stilts? Okay, if you are going to put a pattern on the bottom of the leg, offer the pants in more than one length. I'm 5'2" and in 4" platforms was too short for these. So if you are shorter than 5'6", these are probably a no-go. (I've got short legs, so maybe the cut off is closer to 5'4"?) You can't hem them though because of the border. (Well, you can, but you'll be missing out on the design.) That oversight was worth the 2 star deduction in my book. Serious design oversight. Otherwise, the pants were great. Nice and lightweight, the flare wasn't overwhelming, the fit was as pictured in the studio shots, and the color is as pictured. Size wise, the only thing that really matters is the fit in the rear, so I'd say to size these as you would a pair of underwear/booty shorts. For me, I went with my usual pants size, but if I had the model's frame, I'd go down a size. If I had JLo's booty, I'd go up. 1.20.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fpstylelover <3 These pants are so fun and so comfortable. Their pretty true to size and ,like what everyone else said, are very long. However, they have no hem so if you want you can just cut them. I'm 5'1" so I cut a little bit of length off so I could wear my wedges with them without them dragging on the ground. In the summer I plan to wear flats with them so I may cut them again. I have also found they are prone to wrinkles. I kept having to steam them and 5 mintues in they were wrinkly again. Besides that, I'm in love with these pants! 1.14.2012
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These are exciting times for Southern Polytechnic State University. We've added many new academic programs over the past few years, including degrees in Architecture (M.S. in Architecture), Arts & Sciences (B.S. in Chemistry, B.S. in Political Science, B.S. in Psychology), Business (B.S. in Accounting, M.S. in Accounting), Computing (B.S. in Computer Game Design), Education (B.S. in Biology with Teacher Certification, B.S. in Chemistry with Teacher Certification, B.A. in Mathematics with Teacher Certification, and B.S. in Physics with Teacher Certification); and in Engineering (B.S. in Civil Engineering, B.S. in Electrical Engineering, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering).
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We've hired new faculty who are great teachers, innovative researchers, and strongly dedicated to student success to join our excellent established faculty. A spotlight of recent faculty accomplishments can be found here.
We've received several major grants and donations, including a $1.4 million grant to support our new education program, a $4.5 million donation of new robots for our mechatronics engineering program, and a $450,000 grant to purchase a scanning electron microscope for our mechanical engineering technology program. SPSU spends well over $1 million every year on new laboratory equipment, keeping our labs at the cutting edge.
Our academic programs are well known for producing graduates that are ready to "hit the ground running", and who are critical to building the future Georgia and American economy. All of our programs are accredited by SACS (the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools), and many of them are also accredited by their professional bodies. The most recent programs to become accredited are Construction Engineering, Computer Game Design, and Software Engineering, all accredited by ABET, as are all undergraduate engineering technology programs and computing programs at SPSU. Other professional bodies accrediting programs at SPSU include NAAB (architecture), ACCE (construction management), and ACBSP (business and accounting). One of our programs, the Master of Science in Information Technology, was recently ranked #1 in the nation by US News & World Report for student engagement and accreditation.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---Chicago Wolves right wing Darren Haydar became the 22nd player in American Hockey League history to record 700 career points and the Wolves snapped a five-game winless streak with a 4-2 Amtrak Rivalry win over the Milwaukee Admirals Saturday night at the Allstate Arena.
Haydar (G, A) and defenseman Chris Tanev (3A) paced the offense for the Wolves, who also snapped a three-game winless streak on home ice.
"When you haven't won in a while, it becomes difficult to get a victory" said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "It was nice to get a win tonight, especially in front of our home crowd."
Chicago (10-9-1-3) jumped on the scoreboard while on the power play 4:33 into the game when Tanev fed defenseman Sebastian Erixon at the top of the far circle. Erixon ripped a one-timer past Admirals goaltender Atte Engren.
The Wolves doubled their lead while short-handed at 14:12. Right wing Victor Oreskovich picked up a loose puck at the Admirals blue line, skated in on a two-on-one and snapped a shot over Engren's shoulder on the stick side.
Milwaukee (14-7-0-1) cut the Wolves lead to 2-1 at 16:03. Defenseman Scott Valentine's shot from the point was redirected by center Joel Champagne in front of the crease and over the glove of Chicago netminder Matt Climie.
The Wolves reclaimed their two-goal lead when defenseman Kevin Connauton wristed a shot through Engren's legs on the power play at 18:04 of the opening frame.
Engren (2-3-0) posted six saves on nine shots in 20 minutes of action before being replaced by Jeremy Smith at the start of the second period.
Chicago inched ahead 4-1 at 18:10 of the second period when Haydar controlled the puck in the top of the far circle and slipped a shot under Smith's pads.
Smith stopped 14 of 15 shots in 39:28 of relief duty.
Milwaukee closed within 4-2 just 1:19 into the third period when right wing Taylor Beck walked into the far circle and flicked a shot past a screened Climie.
Climie (7-4-0) posted 31 saves in the win.
The Wolves return to action at 3 p.m. Sunday against the Grand Rapids Griffins at the Allstate Arena.
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First Period---1, Chicago, Erixon, 1 (Tanev, Haydar), 4:33 pp; 2, Chicago, Oreskovich 2 (Climie), 14:14 sh; 3, Milwaukee, Champagne 2 (Valentine, Laakso), 16:03; 4, Chicago, Connauton 8 (Tanev, Mancari), 18:04 pp. Penalties---Champagne, Milwaukee (holding), 3:33; Roussel, Chicago (hooking), 8:55; Clackson, Chicago (tripping), 13:07; Lajunen, Milwaukee (hooking), 16:39; Connauton, Chicago (cross-checking), 18:13.
Second Period---5, Chicago, Haydar 8 (Reinprecht, Tanev), 18:10. Penalties---Bartley, Milwaukee (hooking), 5:23; Latta, Milwaukee (boarding), 15:18.
Third Period---6, Milwaukee, Beck 6 (Sloan, Latta), 1:19. Penalties---Sauve, Chicago (tripping), 4:36; Stortini, Milwaukee (hooking), 17:07.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee: 5-23-5--33. Chicago: 9-8-7--24. Power plays---Milwaukee: 0-4. Chicago: 2-5. Goalies---Milwaukee, Engren (6-9), replaced by Smith (14-15) at 20:00. Chicago, Climie (31-33). A---8,502. Referee---Keith Kaval. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Jesse Pletsch.


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Summerville Communications is pleased to announce that marketing consultant Nick Daniels has been promoted to advertising sales supervisor.
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Nicks promotion is well deserved as he has proven to be a top revenue producer, highly competitive and has a wealth of institutional knowledge. Additionally, he has demonstrated strong leadership skills as we have welcomed three new marketing consultants to our team, said Steve Wagenlander, president and publisher of Summerville Communications.
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Daniels joined Summerville Communications in January 2013. He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina Aiken, with a degree in communications, and is a Lowcountry native.
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The International Space Station provides a unique micro-gravity laboratory environment for research. The ISS also serves as an effective platform for the development of technologies and engineered solutions related to living and working in space. The space environment also challenges our capabilities related to lubrication and tribology.
In this webcast, Dr. DellaCorte will review the basics of space mechanism tribology and the challenges of providing good lubrication and long-life in the harsh space environment. He will also discuss recent tribological challenges associated with the Solar Alpha Rotary Joint (SARJ) bearings and life support hardware that must operate under severe conditions that are literally out of this world. Each tribology challenge is unique and their solutions often result in new technologies that benefit the tribology community everywhere, even back on Earth.
Dr. DellaCorte began his NASA career in 1985 as a graduate student in the Surface Science Branch. In 1987, shortly after earning a masters of science degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) he was hired as a permanent employee to work on tribology (friction and wear) problems for extreme environments. Early career highlights include developing an understanding of the friction and wear behavior of emerging engineered ceramics that were then candidates for advanced heat engines and aerospace vehicle airframes and structures. Much of this research became the basis for his Ph.D. dissertation (CWRU, 1989).
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Black Crusade
I swear to make war on the Imperium and its people, and I will go to my grave tearing down the walls of that benighted, decadent, and foolish empire. It is not I, in the end, who have betrayed the Imperium; it is the Imperium who has betrayed me. It is the Imperium who has betrayed us all.
–Commander Phineas Gage, Master of the Voidborn Deserters
Black Crusade is a remarkable addition to Fantasy Flight Games' popular Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay line, offering players an entirely new perspective on the conflict between the Imperium of Man and the forces of Chaos. This groundbreaking concept delivers the unprecedented opportunity to play as a Disciple of the Dark Gods, whether as a Chaos Space Marine or a human Servant of Chaos.
One common factor between Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, and Deathwatch is Chaos, the ubiquitous antagonist responsible for much of what defines this immersive setting. But with Black Crusade, players can examine this exciting universe through an entirely new lens. Who are the characters, and what set them on the path of corruption? Are they willingly in league with the enemies of humanity, or are they merely the deluded slaves of forces far beyond their comprehension? More importantly, where will their paths lead them? Those chosen few who escape the obscurity of death or the horror of mutation may even earn the ultimate sign of their master's favor: ascension to daemonhood.
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For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the master of mankind by the will of the gods, and master of a million worlds by the might of his inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the Imperium for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day, so that he may never truly die.
Yet in his deathless state, the Emperor continues his eternal vigilance. Mighty battlefleets cross the daemon-infested miasma of the warp, the only route between distant stars, their way lit by the Astronomicon, the psychic manifestation of the Emperor's will. Vast armies give battle in his name on uncounted worlds. Greatest amongst his soldiers are the Adeptus Astartes, the Space Marines, bio-engineered super-warriors. Their comrades in arms are legion: the countless Imperial Guard, the ever-vigilant Inquisition and the Tech-Priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus, to name but a few. But for all their multitudes, they are barely enough to hold off the ever-present threat from aliens, heretics, mutants—and worse.
To be a man in such times is to be one amongst untold billions. It is to live in the cruelest and most bloody regime imaginable. Yet there are those who rise above those teeming masses, rejecting the conformity and servile nature of mankind. The ignorant call them traitors, heretics, and the damned, but they know themselves as the Disciples of the Dark Gods.
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Service to Chaos is about personal glory, for ultimate power lies within reach of those strong enough to grasp it. Through the influence of Chaos, an individual can claim riches and fame beyond all imagining—or fall utterly into ruin. This path is no easy one and many falter along the way; whether mighty warriors or potent psykers, the Champions of Chaos must prevail by their own strength.
By taking on the roles of Heretics in a Black Crusade game, players can chart their own course to immortality or damnation. Whatever his capabilities or background, a Heretic sets himself against impossible odds and an uncaring universe in pursuit of his goals. The perils are immense. The Chaos gods (if they notice such supplicants at all) may capriciously help or hinder their mortal followers from time to time, each of whom must forge his own destiny within the ever-changing schemes of the Ruinous Powers. The gods care little for their would-be Champions and delight as much in their fall as their elevation.
A Heretic's plans can be as diverse as subtly corrupting an august Imperial institution or leading a bloodthirsty pirate raid, and the agents of Chaos work at every level, both inside the Imperium and outside it. Heretics might battle Underhive gangers for control of illicit resources on one world while engaging with Merchant Houses to sell them on another. They may seek to co-ordinate hidden cults and cells, or else hunt them down and destroy them for the greater glory of their own gods. They might elect to build an army and lead it to victory, or choose to spread plagues and epidemics across the stars. They might even deal with daemons for forbidden lore and risk their souls in dire pacts. No overarching plan or great hierarchy exists to direct the Heretic's actions; they must achieve them through their own willpower and intellect.
But all Heretics are, ultimately, running a race against both the corrupting nature of Chaos and time itself. Most will fall, either to the blades and bolters of their enemies or to the corruption that fills their bodies and souls. A few, however, may transcend this fate, watching their reputations spread across the Screaming Vortex. Only then, the Dark Gods may reward them for their accomplishments by raising them to become Daemon Princes. A rare few may even become so renowned, so feared, and so respected that warbands and warriors across the Vortex fight to serve under their banner, hungry for the plunder and glory that follows such an individual. These chosen champions of the Ruinous Powers can then control the Screaming Vortex and forge it into a mighty horde of destruction. With that, they can grasp the ultimate accomplishment—leading their armies on a Black Crusade against the Imperium itself.
What Is Roleplaying?
In a roleplaying game (RPG), you create an alter ego, a fictional character that is your avatar within the game world. Perhaps you will create a stoic soldier, a wise scholar, or an inspiring leader. Next, you and your friends direct your characters through a series of adventures. Imagine a crime drama, adventure film, or war movie—except that instead of passively watching the story unfold, you control one of the characters, making his decisions, selecting his actions, and even speaking for him. The decisions of you and your fellow players directly affect the events of the story.
How can you affect these events? How do you decide what happens? That is the role of the game itself. Roleplaying games such as Black Crusade provide a framework of rules that describe how to design your character and operate him within the game. Rules can cover situations like shootouts, chase scenes, or investigating the records from a long-abandoned Space Hulk. Often, the rules require you to roll dice when performing an action, with some results indicating success and others indicating failure. While the rules provide structure and guidelines in the game, dice add an element of chance. After all, success would not seem so sweet if there were no risk of failure! Jumping from one cliff face to another becomes much more exciting when the slightest misstep (or bad dice roll!) may result in your character falling into the abyss below.
At first, RPGs like Black Crusade may appear to have a lot of rules. However, you will soon see that the rules are actually quite simple, easy to remember, and often very intuitive. To adjudicate these rules, each game has a Game Master (or GM). The GM is you, or one of your friends, chosen by the consensus of your group. He does not control a lone character during the game. Instead, the GM runs the game, presenting the story and the myriad situations that come with it. He controls the people your character meets in the game, controls the encounters and strange occurrences that shape your decisions as to your actions, and is basically both the game's narrator and referee.
All of the other players control characters within the world around which the story revolves. These characters are known as the Player Characters (PCs). During the game, the players describe the intentions and actions of their characters to the GM, who then decides (based on the rules) whether those actions succeed or fail, and how the character's words and deeds affect the game's story.
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WHITESBURG — A Letcher County man is facing assault charges after his girlfriend was found stabbed in her home.
Tina Wells, 33, of Pine Creek, was brought to the Whitesburg ARH on Wednesday after receiving multiple stab wounds while in her residence.
Kentucky State Police have arrested Wells' boyfriend, Robert Hamilton, 28, also of Letcher County, after information came up during the investigation leading police to suspect his involvement, according to a KSP release.
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The Greyhounds lost 68-61 at Northside-Warner Robins in a region game last Tuesday to even their mark in the league at 1-1.
They host Warner Robins in another region game Friday night to start a six-game home stand, which includes a non-region game against Monticello on Saturday night.
Kyle Johnson scored 19 points to lead the Eagles over Jones County, which was led by Brandon Wimberly with 17 points and Jarquez Smith with 16.
"The Northside game was physical, as I expected it to be, but I thought it would be a higher-scoring game," Jones County coach Dennis Woolfolk said. "But they've lost a couple of players and we should have matched up with them a little better.
"But we were kind of sluggish as a team and never really got the kind of intensity we needed. They were always four or five points ahead of us except when we made a run in the third quarter. But then they made one in the fourth quarter and we couldn't catch up again."
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Coach Durden wore a mic for a recent practice at Scrappy Moore Field and the MocsVision crew cut down the highlights into the attached feature.
UTC returns 10 starters and 21 lettermen on offensive, including quarterback Jacob Huesman, All-American tight end Faysal Shafaat and leading receiver/quarterback Terrell Robinson. Coach Durden is entering his first spring at UTC after spending the previous nine years as offensive coordinator at James Madison.
The Mocs will hold the first scrimmage of the spring on Friday at 4:00 p.m. (E.D.T) at Finley Stadium. This scrimmage is open to UTC Mocs Club members. Contact Director Caleb Whitted (email@example.com – (423) 425-4773) for more information on joining the UTC Mocs Club.
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The essence and origins of life. What is it? Yes, we can define characteristics that differentiated the living from the non-living. The building blocks of life are still not the same as a simple virus. Do you think new forms of life "become living" these days?. Do you think that the conditions to form new life simply do not exist anymore? Evolution can not even begin until something (still yet unknown to us) happens first. Do you think we will ever discover the recipe?
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a) I'm not going to base anything on paintings
b) So they saw something...did they get to pinch and poke him? I'm talking about God the Father, not the Son. I mean, he also appeared as a flaming shrub. He is a master of apparitions.
Awwe bummer )pun intended)...My reference is that Moses saw god's "Hiney."
Exodus 33: 23 And I will take away mine hand, and thou shalt see my back parts: but my face shall not be seen.
The point is that the bible god is not just a spirit to many, he has physicality. I know many Christians that believe that.
APPARENT physicality. Like I said, nobody got to poke and pinch his hiney. He appeared to them but didn't invite them to test whether he was physically real or just a vision.
RE: "He is a master of apparitions." - Naah, just a good ventriloquist.
Robert - it all has to do with who's telling the story.
The first five books were written by four separate authors, over a 4-5 hundred year period. The group known as the Yahwist (J) Source, because they almost always spoke of him as Yahweh, wrote around 950 BCE, in the Southern Kingdom of Judah, and created an anthropomorphic god, who took strolls in the Garden of Eden, "in the cool of the day" (the A/C was on the fritz in heaven, and you know how much it costs to fix those!), and let Cain backtalk, ("Hey, Dude - am I my brother's keeper?"), while the Elohist (E) Source, known for referring to the big guy as Elohim, wrote from the Northern Kingdom of Israel in 850 BCE, bringing their work with them to Jerusalem in 722, when they escaped the Northern Kingdom when it was overrun by Assyrians in that year. The two works were then joined into a single work, JE.
After the fall of Jerusalem in the 500's, a third group, known as the Priestly (P) Source, held in captivity in Babylon, decided that the reason the Jews had had such screwed up luck over the previous couple of hundred years, was because they had moved too far away from their god's original intentions, so they rewrote much of what the Yahwist Source had written, removing the human aspect that they felt caused people to have less respect for him because he seemed too much like themselves, and gave him a more ethereal, spiritual window dressing, believing that their work, as in Orwell's 1984, would replace the Yahwist's version, essentially rewriting the perceived history of the Jewish people - didn't happen. Instead the group who redacted the various versions, and wove them as best they could into a patchwork quilt, often put the Yahwist's version and the Priestly version side by side, not wanting to piss off god in case they chose the wrong version, creating conflicting stories, such as the two versions of the creation, the first written by the Priestly Source and the second, by the Yahwist group, as well as the stories of how many animals went into Noah's boat, The Minnow, and many others.
RE: "Do you think we will ever discover the recipe?"
I'm not sure why we'd want to.
While not the same as creating life, we currently have the means, through genetic engineering, to manipulate existing life, and most humans I know are not even to be trusted with doing that. Until we, as a species, gain a great deal more wisdom, possibly we should leave the life-creation business to nature.
I had a chemistry set as a kid, and I threw chemicals together at random just to see what would happen. Luckily, I didn't blow our house up, but the memories of that experience give me reason to believe that possibly we have some more maturing to do before we start playing, "What if --?"
I recall, from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, that the "monster" was in fact not a monster at all, but the victim of Victor Frankenstein's egoistic ambition. And from "Jurassic Park," there's Jeff Goldbloom's line, "Just because you could do it, doesn't mean you should."
The recipe - natural laws allowing for combinations of chemicals and matter to arrange themselves in ways that allow for stability and, ultimately, replication.
"Do you think we will ever discover the recipe?"
Yep ... I do, and I hope its in my lifetime.
Your question reminds me of the Milton the Monster song
I don't think it could happen again on today's earth. The environment is very different (the atmosphere now has oxygen in it; it did not back then), and any bunch of pre-biotic molecules would be delicious food for an already existing microbe long before they could form life.
If some cataclysm were to wipe out all life on earth (and it would have to be one huge catastrophe to get all the extremophiles) then yes, it could happen again.
Will we ever discover how it did happen? That's a very good question. Right now we don't even have a scenario that could have been the right one--i.e., one that has been demonstrated to take you from point A (simple molecules) to point B (life) in an environment like the early earth--or in any environment for that matter.
If we came up with one, or two, or a dozen (and I think we will, someday), I am not sure we'd be able to tell which one is the one that actually happened.
Even pointing to a proposed scenario and pointing out that step #364 is a phenomenally unlikely reaction that could only happen once in a trillion years on a planet like earth would NOT be enough to rule it out, as there are almost certainly billions of planets not unlike planet earth was back then, in the universe, and that would work out to it happening once every thousand years, somewhere. In fact some scientists expect that the final answer will be that there is some really unlikely step in the chain--it would help solve Fermi's paradox, wondering where all the aliens are.
@ SteveInCo,
Fermi's paradox. Regardless of mathematical speculation, the evidence suggests strongly we won't be visiting any space neighbors to borrow a cup of space goo.
For all practical purposes we are alone crawling on the surface of a spinning rock floating in the vastness of space, surrounded by smaller flying rocks trying to kill us.
We have only been able to transmit a signal into space for a couple of hundred years, in that time we have had two world wars, numerous armed conflicts, come close to nuclear annihilation, and had zero periods of global peace.
Currently we are systematically destroying the ecosystem that supports our ability to live on this rock.
All this indicates to me that:
1. The Universe allows for the development of intellectual biological life (we are proof of that).
2. Life capable of making radio waves is rare (not hearing radio waves from any non-earthly source is proof of that).
3. Space is vast and it takes time for radio waves to travel, it takes 100,000 years to cross just our own galaxy. Which means for an intelligence on the other side to hear us, they will need to be listening 100,000 years from now.
4. Species go extinct (99.99 percent of all the species every to exist on this planet being extinct is proof of that). So will we. How long will we be here transmitting and listening?
Conclusion: Life is rare, the time frame we have been transmitting and receiving radio waves is short in the Cosmic time frame and the distance is large. Basically it doesn't matter, we had better take care of ourselves because we can't call the Inter-Galactic Triple A for help, went we run out of gas. :(


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Buffalo, NY – The Hilbert women's basketball team opening their 2010 season off with a 76-40 loss at the Betty Abgott Invitational Tournament hosted by Buffalo State College November 19. The Hawks will face The Sages College in the consolation game November 20 with a 12 noon tip after Grove City College toppled Sages 63-52 in the first game of the evening.
Junior Julie Bossard (Arkport, NY/Canisteo-Greenwood) grabbed 10 rebounds to go with her 4 blocks and 6 points for the Hawks (0-1). Junior Magan Campbell (Buffalo, NY/Bennett/ECC) led Hilbert with 14 points, 3 steals and 7 rebounds. Buffalo State had balanced scoring contribution from fourteen of the fifteen players. The Hawks didn't help their cause by shooting 14 of 31 from the foul line for the game.
Chelsea Martin (Davenport, NY/Jefferson Central) led Sage with 14 points and seven boards. Kara Hackett (Peru, NY/Peru) chipped in 13 points, and Jessica Byerwalters (Coeymans Hollow, NY/RCS) scored 12. Grove City overcame an early 8-2 deficit to carry a 38-23 lead into the intermission. Sage battled back, opening the second half with a 14-0 run and took a one-point lead at 52-51 with under five minutes to play. The Wolverines quickly responded, however, and closed the game on a 12-1 run to claim the 63-52 victory.
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Various artists The Lone Ranger: Wanted/Hollywood
With "The Lone Ranger" opening to lackluster reviews, there is a silver lining (or is it silver bullet?) in this dark cloud of Disney's making.
I'm guessing that the release of the compilation "The Lone Ranger: Wanted" has a lot less to do with the increasing popularity of Americana music and more with the money-making machine that is Disney.
Still, if this album gets even a few people to listen to great acts including Dave Alvin, Lucinda Williams and Iron & Wine, then it will all have been worth it.
In addition to those aforementioned Americana stalwarts, "The Lone Ranger: Wanted" features some unexpected additions that ultimately end up working well with the rest of the material. Shane MacGowan's "Poor Paddy On The Railway," Iggy Pop's "Sweet Betsy From Pike" and Grace Potter & the Nocturals' "Devil's Train" are all examples of this.
The best moments on this surprisingly solid album come with songs such as Alvin's "Lonesome Whistle," Pete Molinari's "So Long Gone" and especially The Rubens' "Cowboy," which features some lovely whistling that will likely remind you of an Ennio Morricone score from a Clint Eastwood spaghetti western.
None of the songs on this album are featured in "The Lone Ranger," but instead were "inspired by the film." I'd honestly like to know how many of these tunes were actually inspired by a bloated, special effects-laden turkey of a movie, but for now we'll just agree to disagree.
Key Tracks: "Lonesome Whistle," "So Long Gone," "Cowboy"
Pretty Lights A Color Map of the Sun/8 Minutes and 20 Seconds
In a music genre well-known for sampling the music of other artists, electronic music DJ Pretty Lights (aka Derek Vincent Smith) has done something pretty nifty with his latest release, "A Color Map of the Sun."
Instead of mining old vinyl records for source material to sample, Pretty Lights recorded his own music with artists from New Orleans, Denver and Brooklyn, N.Y., and then samples that original material.
The resulting collection of music creates an aural conundrum, in that you feel as if you've heard some of the snippets before, even though every note is new and original.
From the melodic opening track, "Color of My Soul," to heavier tracks "Let's Get Busy" and "Done Wrong," this is an amazingly hypnotic collection of music.
As an added bonus, Pretty Lights also includes an extra CD that features some of those original recordings that were made for use on the album. It's interesting listening to the various grooves being laid down and figuring out where they fit in on the actual album.
While Pretty Lights is certainly not the first electronic music artist to record his own material to use on an album, his insistence that everything on "A Color Map of the Sun" be organic rather than recycled makes an already interesting album all the more so.
Key Tracks: "Color of My Soul," "Let's Get Busy," "Go Down Sunshine"
John Scofield Uberjam Deux/Decca
Although he is primarily categorized as a jazz artist, the truth is that guitarist and composer John Scofield is just as at home among the jam band culture as he is playing with the likes of Miles Davis and Charles Mingus.
Scofield's latest release, "Uberjam Deux," sports a title that might make it sound like a sequel to the 2002 John Scofield Band release "Uberjam."
In reality, the new album is the third in the series, the second being 2004's "Up All Night."
In all of those albums, Scofield digs deeper into the whole jam band sound. The resulting music on "Uberjam Deux" is interesting in that it deftly straddles the admittedly narrow gap between jazz and jam.
Returning musicians from the original "Uberjam" release include drummer Adam Deitch and keyboardist John Medeski. They are joined on "Uberjam Deux" by guitarist Avi Bortnick and bassist Andy Hess, both of whom played on "Up All Night," as well as drummer Louis Cato on a few tracks.
For jazz fans, the music presented here would definitely fall into the more modern definition of that music genre. The music has a lot more in common with material from jam bands like Medeski's own day gig, Medeski Martin & Wood. There are definite elements of funk and soul in the mix, as well.
Scofield's guitar anchors the songs, but everyone participating gets a chance to shine.
Standout tracks include "Boogie Stupid," which sounds like a wordless long lost Steely Dan track, as well as "Cracked Ice" and "Snake Dance."
The appropriately named "Al Green Song" makes the listener feel like the reverend's silky voice might kick in at any moment.
For fans of jazz and jam band music alike, this is definitely worth a listen.
Key Tracks: "Boogie Stupid," "Cracked Ice," "Al Green Song"
By Devin Grant
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