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husband was cozy with another woman at his daughter's birthday
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Events that occurred on 17 May.
On Earth
- 1936 - Swedish author and interviewer Lars Gustafsson is born.
- 1961 – Singer Enya is born.
- 1981 - The eleventh episode of the 1981 radio adaptation of The Lord of the Rings is aired on BBC Radio 4.
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We would like to use the current DataStax Brisk AMI as the foundation of a new custom AMI we're building. Basically, we want to take the DataStax AMI and add some other components to it, like Puppet. Then we want to use our new modified AMI to launch Cassandra clusters on demand.
Since the DataStax AMI is an instance-store that's S3 backed, we can't simply highlight a running node (which we created from the DataStax AMI) and choose Instance Actions > Create Image (EBS AMI) in the AWS GUI. However, there are techniques to convert the instance-store to an EBS-backed AMI. One such technique involves connecting a temporary EBS volume to a running instance and using rsync to copy everything from the instance to the EBS volume. Then you take a snapshot of the EBS volume and register the snapshot as an AMI. Full directions: http://webkist.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/creating-an-amazon-ec2-ebs-ami-from-a-running-instance/
But I have some concerns about doing this. First, if we launch the DataStax AMI into a running instance, a one-node vanilla Cassandra cluster, let's say... then the scripts have already applied a lot of configuration parameters to this node. If we then take this configured one-node cluster and create a new EBS AMI out of it, can we still use it as a basis to launch a 10 node cluster in the future (5 cassandra/5 brisk)? I'm worried we'd be double-configuring the node, which could cause problems.
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Man, 20, falls to his death from A48 Briton Ferry bridge on New Year's Day
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A MAN plunged to his death from the A48 bridge at Briton Ferry in a New Year's Day tragedy.
The fatality, the latest in a series of incidents involving the bridge and neighbouring M4 bridge, has shocked the Briton Ferry area and triggered renewed calls for safety measures to be put into place.
Briton Ferry councillor Hugh James heard about the death, which occurred during the early hours of New Year's Day, while out walking that same morning.
"It's very sad," he said, "and all the more so because it involves someone so young.
"I don't know how many jumps we have had off these two bridges over the years.
"The worrying part is that it has become too regular an occurrence to have tragedies such as this.
"The hearts of the entire community go out to the family of the young man involved."
A police spokesman said: "South Wales Police can confirm the sudden death of a 20 year-old male from the Briton Ferry area.
"At around 1.44am on Tuesday, January 1, the male sustained fatal injuries after falling from the A48 Briton Ferry bridge.
"Officers were dispatched to provide assistance to the male who was seen in the area on CCTV.
"There are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the incident.
"The next of kin and HM Coroner have been informed."
Last August, 36-year-old Gareth Joseph, from Briton Ferry, died after falling from the A48 bridge at Briton Ferry.
Six months earlier, Paul Burke, 33, from Pontyclun, fell to his death from the M4 bridge.
There have been several other incidents over the years, along with other potential tragedies that were averted thanks to police intervention.
Mr James said: "It's very sad when it comes to this.
"I really think there is a need for safety to be reviewed."
However, the Welsh Government has previously ruled out safety work on the M4 bridge, pointing out the parapet height was such that accidental falls were extremely unlikely.


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i'd practice up on your welding skills. mig isn't that hard to get down good enough to make a project like this happen. without the ability to weld laying out a bay off store bought beams and rear end parts will only take you down so far. your stock front tubs will quickly limit how low you can take the front regardless of how low of a profile tire you run and how wide the rear end is will limit you out back. if you can weld you can overcome those simple issues.
my setup is 7in beam raise out front narrowed a bunch (forget how much ) running shocks, 4in tubs up front, raised steering box 1.5in, 4.5in drop plates out back, 2.5in narrowed out back, raised transmission/motor 2in, and some rear tubs (currently in the works)...and i'm on 17's. if i went with 15's i wouldn't have had to do as much work, but still would have had to do most of what's on my list it was cheap to do just time consuming. pretty much anyone with a decent mig, drill press, angle grinder and a garage could pull off what i built.
...the fab and stance....and s--t everything about A1's bus is exactly what i would do.
not a shiney a--,straight as a lazer deal...been there done that and honestly it takes the wind out of your sails for sure.
my dumpy a--,Sage green,beat to s--t transporter is the bomb,with her 2 liter fuel injected,auto trans an all!!!!
A1,that center section is the rare yes?...or the whole entire roof piece?...either way you would never see that here as the weather never sold the air condition systems as much...
getting into these bus things more and more...i know nothing about em and i think thats whats got my interest...my buddy Nate here in Mass has probablt one of the nicest Bays in the North east...he's part of Broke-Status club
As far as the suspension you are running is there any bottoming out issues??? I the stance and wondering as far as added weight in the rear how does it measure up. Def am not looking for a scraped underside or bouncing all over. I am def liking the raised beam, def a project I feel I can tackle. So if I ran stock 15's I wouldnt have to touch the front seat panels? Also as far as the rear what did you do? Did you move the trailing arms up a notch or 2? I found this link on the raised beam? Whats your take on it?
Yeah, if you are going to stick with the 2.0 then there is no real point in doing the brake swap (IMO) but I think its a must have if you are going to push 3X the HP with a VR.
no swap?????
pppfffshhhh, time to blow this popsicle stand..........
he he happy wife would want a BMW or a appliance car!!!
s--t my wife's R32 is most water cooled guys holy grail...
it's her "toyota tercel"...
what's rare is that middle and front piece over the driver. very rarely do you see that beast. especially in that good of condition.
the weight is something to take into consideration. i mocked up my ride height with me in it. i only roll solo in my aircooled so with me in it i'd only drop the front down an additional half inch up front. i do see myself camping and tossing gear in her so i put her at a slight rake to account for the increase in weight in the rear from camping gear. but generally speaking each additional adult will drop the bus down approx half an inch.
i've seen that build. he's a split window bus so he's running a link pin beam. doing a beam raise with a link pin beam is only going to yield you approx 5in raise. ball joint (what your bus has) beam raise will give you a 7in raise. here's a shot of my setup mid process:
that's 6in solid wall quarter inch tubing, stronger than the frame rail section it's replacing
yes, even if you go 15's you're gonna have to tub the front to get it down. the rear end, not so much...but you're gonna have to raise your seat height up front if you want to get it down even if you went with 14's
my rear end i'm running dropped plates. it moves up the wheel 4.5 inches while retaining the stock geometry....team that together with one or two clicks of the torsions (can't remember exactly how many i did) and you get my ride height.
There are almost as many words on this thread as there is rust on this thing. Quit yer yapping and git to work!
good god.....even in the aircooled forums? is nothing sacred?
Stanced? really? gtfo.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...BeqfiQLvt6y0Bg banshee .
If you decide to do air suspension, my rear setup I did a few years ago on my '66 with the IRS swap. Not exactly the same as your bus but you get the idea how I fabbed up the brackets for the bags:
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Funeral services for Ernest Calvin Miles, 81, of Franklin, Tenn., formerly of the Roscoe area, will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 24, 2012, at McCoy Chapel of Memories with Rev. Jerry Payne officiating. Interment will follow in Roscoe, TX under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to Odessey Hospice, 717 North Harwood Street, Dallas, TX 75210.
Miles died Wednesday, March 21, 2012, in Franklin, Tenn.
Pedro P. Elizardo, Jr., age 88, of Sweetwater, Texas, passed away on Monday, March 19, 2012 at Nolan Nursing & Rehab.
A rosary will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at Cate-Spencer & Trent Funeral Home Chapel with Lionel Mendez, Sr. officiating. Holy Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 22, 2012, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church with Rev. Charles Okonkwo officiating. Burial will follow at Sweetwater Cemetery. Arrangments are under the direction of Cate-Spencer & Trent Funeral Home.
James Ernest Gossett, age 88, of Sweetwater, Texas, passed away on Friday, March 16, 2012 at his residence.
His body was cremated. No services are planned. Arrangements are under the direction of Cate-Spencer & Trent Funeral Home.
Bob E. Lively, age 74, died Friday, March 16, 2012, at Hendrick Medical Center in Abilene, Texas. He was born in San Antonio, Texas on Sept. 5, 1937, to Ruth Collins Lively and Houston Lively of Dilley, Texas. A memorial service celebrating Bob's life will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 23, 2012, at Trinity Baptist Church, 1506 Santa Fe Street in Sweetwater, Texas with Rev. Ward Hayes presiding. McCoy Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mary Alice Rae McQueen, 95, of Levelland, Texas, passed away on Friday, March 9, 2012. Mrs. McQueen had been a resident of the Levelland Nursing Home for the past five years. She was born on Jan. 24, 1917, in Talpa, Texas, to George Elliott and Lillie Mae (Maughan) Rae. She married Daniel Jackson McQueen, her husband of 53 years, on Aug.
Fort Worth — Ignacia Paulina Hernandez, 52, passed away Saturday, March 20, 2012. Graveside service will be at 1 p.m. on Tuesday at Oakwood Cemetery in Fort Worth, Texas. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Survivors include her mother, Ignacia Lopez Gauna; three brothers; four sisters; and several nieces, nephews and other family members.
Arrangements are under the direction of Calvario Funeral Chapel.
Helen Munroe, 95, passed from this life on March 6, 2012, at her daughter's home in Chino, California. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, March 12, 2012, at Kornerstone Funeral Directors Chapel in Plainview, Texas. Helen was a member of 9th & Columbia Church of Christ. Minister Evan Weiss will officiate the memorial service. Burial will follow at Parklawn Memorial Gardens under the direction of Kornerstone Funeral Directors in Plainview.
Holy Mass of Christian Burial for James Daniel Lujan, 31, of Mexia, Texas, will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 13, 2012, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church with Father Michael Udegbunam officiating. Interment will follow at Garden of Memories Cemetery under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
A Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 12, 2012, at McCoy Chapel of Memories.
Lujan died Thursday, March 8, 2012, at Limestone Medical Center in Groesbeck, Texas.
The most important thing I could leave my loved ones and friends, if it were within my power, which it is not, would be faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Although that is within the power of the Creator and Lord God of the universe alone to give, I would urge all my family and friends, if they have not done so already, to flee to the Savior in repentance and faith. Let my death be an occasion of reminder that life is short. Do not wait until it is too late. May God grant you grace to do so.
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Three Modern Dance Classics:
Recorded in 1955/57, 65 minutes
Reviewed by Graham Watts
The work of the Mexican-American choreographer/dancer, José Limón (1908-1972) has been woefully disregarded in the UK, outside of the dance academic world. His choreography has been rarely performed here, although he is rightly regarded as a seminal influence on modern dance in the USA, where the company bearing his name continues to flourish.
This VAI DVD gives a British audience the chance to appreciate the immense sense of theatre and musicality in three of Limón's classic works: starting with his most famous creation, 'The Moor's Pavane' (made in 1949), which is an intense distillation of the complex web of love and jealousy in 'Othello'; 'The Traitor' (1954) being a modern day interpretation of Judas set against McCarthyism and the environment of betrayal and mistrust that saturated the American arts communities at the time of its making; and, finally, 'The Emperor Jones' (1956) is based upon a Eugene O'Neill play about the rise and fall of an escaped fugitive who becomes ruler of an island but quickly turns into a despot and is overthrown by the people.
Each of these works has a powerful narrative message that flows from the deep moral sensibility that transcends much of Limón's catalogue and not one of them lasts for more than 23 minutes. No choreographer, before or since, has managed to distil the essence of remarkable stories and tell them through an intensity of gesture and movement with such effective brevity.
The three black & white films were all broadcast on Canadian TV over a period of two years, beginning with 'The Moor's Pavane' in March 1955, then 'Traitor' in October of that year and, finally, 'The Emperor Jones' in March 1957. Remarkably, the films were kept and have been retrieved from the Canadian Broadcasting Company's archives for this excellent DVD: noteworthy not just for being of historic importance but for the outstanding quality of performance.
'The Moor's Pavane' is introduced by Limón in a hesitant but charmingly unscripted piece to camera, explaining his intent to take 'the tragedy of Othello in a new dimension….stated in a different way, not by words but with gestures'. Limón concludes the introduction by saying that 'a person not understanding one single English word would be able to tell you about Othello merely by seeing how the human body functions and works', which strikes me as a succinct self-appraisal of his whole oeuvre.
What follows is an intense achievement in gestural narration, superbly aided by the all-seeing camera, which succeeds in capturing the intensity of relationships between the four protagonists and tells the audience all it needs to know about the tenderness of love and the insidious evil of jealousy and betrayal. Limón plays the Moor, alongside the three other players on whom the ballet was created six years previously: Betty Jones (Desdemona), Lucas Hoving (Iago) and Pauline Koner (Emilia). Each character is introduced in the opening credits with the recital of relevant extracts from Shakespeare to explain their motivations.
'The Traitor' is particularly MacMillanesque both in its expressionist theme of an outsider (Limón again in the title role) in the updated Judas characterisation; and in some of the expansive movement ideas – Hoving (as The Leader betrayed by Limón) walking across the standing bodies of an ensemble of other men and a tortured, grotesque and distorted solo for Limón, starkly illuminated by a single spotlight. Apart from the weightier, more expansive, movement style it seems precisely the kind of psychological expressionism that MacMillan was beginning to experiment with on the other side of the Atlantic at this time and there are, of course, significant thematic links to MacMillan's last ballet, 'The Judas Tree', including the final suicidal hanging of the Judas figure.
As with 'The Traitor', the final work is for an all-male ensemble with the lead roles again taken by Limón and Hoving; and again it is Limón's character that ends the work in death. 'The Emperor Jones' eschews the dark, cloistered feel of the earlier works' staging and Bill McCrow's designs evoke the heat and sweat of a tropical island with a remarkable clarity in black & white.
Throughout each work it is remarkable how Limón's choreography defines each character quickly and accurately through a mixture of expansive but finely detailed posturing and this often incorporates an undercurrent of subtle eroticism, which reaches a surprisingly overt level in 'The Emperor Jones', especially for a work broadcast on TV in 1957. Limón's cocksure titular character is defined not just by swivelling hips and a thrusting crotch but also by a revolver holster swinging between his legs. Limón, himself, gives an immensely macho performance with a seriously well defined muscularity (I think one might say "ripped" in today's terminology), impressive for a man just months away from his 50th birthday.
Although the three films are now dated through the technology employed in the 50s, the performances are surprisingly modern and entirely relevant. The disc is worth owning for 'The Moor's Pavane' alone, since this must rate as the definitive performance by the creators of this stunning work, but both of the additional works are a very welcome bonus.


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We were surprised with a nice treat from Pixar yesterday, the first concept art for upcoming films including 'The Good Dinosaur', the Untitled Mind Film, and the Untitled Dia de los Muertos Film. Special thanks to ComingSoon.net for the images which they obtained through a fold-out card sent from the studio itself. Check out the awesome pictures below!
The Good Dinosaur
The film is set to be released on May 30th, 2014. It's description is as follows: What if the cataclysmic asteroid that forever changed life on Earth actually missed the planet completely and giant dinosaurs never became extinct?
Untitled Mind Film
This film, being directed by Pete Docter, is set for a June 19th, 2015 release. The film is described as follows: From director Pete Docter ("Up," "Monsters, Inc.") and producer Jonas Rivera ("Up"), the inventive new film will take you to a place that everyone knows, but no one has ever seen: the world inside the human mind.
Untitled Dia de los Muertos Film
The last image is from Lee Unkrich and Darla K. Anderson's upcoming film. There is no set release date yet, but sometime in 2016 is expected. It's description: From director Lee Unkrich and producer Darla K. Anderson, the filmmaking team behind the Academy Award®-winning "Toy Story 3," comes a wholly original Pixar Animation Studios film that delves into the vibrant holiday of Día de los Muertos.
What do you think of the first concept images for these three upcoming feature films? Which one are you most looking forward to? Do the pictures remind you of any previous Pixar films? Leave your thoughts below!


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Ewing Sarcoma (EWS) 22q12 Rearrangement, FISH, Tissue
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Ewing sarcoma (EWS)/primitive neuroectodermal tumors (PNET) are members of the small, round cell group of tumors that are thought to originate in cells of primitive neuroectodermal origin with variable degrees of differentiation. The small, round cell group of tumors also includes rhabdomyosarcomas, desmoplastic small, round cell tumors, and poorly differentiated synovial sarcomas. Although immunohistochemical markers can be helpful in the correct diagnosis of these tumors, recent molecular studies have shown the specificity of molecular markers in differentiating specific subtypes of small, round blue-cell tumors. Accurate diagnosis of each tumor type is important for appropriate clinical management of patients.
Ewing tumors are characterized cytogenetically by rearrangements of the EWSR1 gene at 22q12 with FLI1 at 11q24 (t[11;22]) or ERG at 21q22 (t[21;22]) in 85% and 5% to 10% of Ewing tumors, respectively. Less than 1% of cases may have other fusion partners such as ETV1 at 7p22, E1AF at 17q12, or FEV at 2q33. Detection of these transcripts by reverse transcriptase-PCR (RT-PCR) (83363 Ewing Sarcoma/Primitive Neuroectodermal Tumors (ES/PNET) by Reverse Transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR), Paraffin) that allows specific identification of the t(11;22) and the t(21;22), has greatly facilitated the diagnosis of Ewing tumors. However, if the quality of the available RNA is poor, the results are equivocal, or if a rare translocation partner is present, FISH testing has proven to be useful in identifying the 22q12 EWS gene rearrangement in these tumors.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Supporting the diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma (EWS)/primitive neuroectodermal tumor (PNET), myxoid chondrosarcoma, desmoplastic small, round cell tumor, clear cell sarcoma, and myxoid liposarcoma when used in conjunction with an anatomic pathology consultation
An aid in the diagnosis of EWS when reverse transcriptase-PCR results are equivocal or do not support the clinical picture
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A neoplastic clone is detected when the percent of cells with an abnormality exceeds the normal cutoff for the EWSR1 FISH probe set.
A positive result is consistent with a diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma (EWS)/primitive neuroectodermal tumors (PNET).
A negative result suggests that a EWSR1 rearrangement is not present but does not exclude the diagnosis of EWS/PNET.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
This test is not approved by the FDA and is best used as an adjunct to existing clinical and pathologic information.
Fixatives other than formalin (eg, Prefer, Bouin's) may not be successful for FISH assays. Although FISH testing will not be rejected due to non-formalin fixation results may be compromised.
Paraffin-embedded tissues that have been decalcified are generally unsuccessful for FISH analysis. The pathologist reviewing the hematoxylin and eosin-stained slide may find it necessary to cancel testing.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
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"Levels" is one of the defining tracks of this generation of house music, or "EDM", as the kids call it. It was a breakthrough track that took Tim Berg from being the niche producer behind tracks like "Bromance", "Malo", and "My Feeling For You" to the internationally known, DJ superstar, Avicii. The Etta James sampled track was taken even further by Flo-Rida, whom, after Avicii turned him down for a collaborative pop-rap version, utilized the same sample for his own track, "Good Feeling". But Avicii's original almost became the staple song for the average person to describe "the new EDM genre", and became a running joke amongst DJ's as it slowly lost it's cool, popping up in various commercials and in clips of Paris Hilton's DJ set. But all jokes aside, "Levels" is still an incredible track, and will never be looked at the cheesy "What Is Love" of this generation; that honor is reserved for "Gangnam Style" or any number of tracks by, well, Flo-Rida.
So with the rapid rise in popularity of "EDM" (we hate that term, by the way), the genre had quickly moved away from it's progressive house origins, literally morphing into a bastardized, pop version of a once true artform. Hits became bigger, pockets got fatter, and inevitably the art was lost, with several artists conforming to the big room sound, rushing to create the next infectious melody or sickest drop. Like anything, this begged the question, "When will the EDM bubble burst?". Well, the fact that we as an industry are using the term "EDM bubble" regularly, almost means that it already has.
Kurt Cobain's suicide was the shot heard 'round the world, ultimately leading to the death of Grunge rock as a genre, and a similar thing has happened to "EDM". Two events have dramatically altered the state of the genre, the first being the break-up of Swedish House Mafia during the prime of their careers. The second was Daft Punk's shunning of the genre, whom went severely against the grain with their Random Access Memories album, stating in interviews that the genre was filled with rookie laptop producers and offered little in originality. The robots spoke, the people listened.
Yet we aren't seeing the long-term effects of these two events quite yet. The festivals still pack in the crowds, and the Kaskade, Tiesto, Calvin Harris-level artists still churn out hits and fill up nightclubs each weekend. The party is far from over, even if the writing on the wall suggests otherwise. So this begs the question, what does an artist like Avicii do, to avoid the wrath of the forthcoming disco-is-dead party? Simple, he releases an album like True.
Avicii first previewed True at this year's Ultra Miami festival, and to a stunned audience. He employed live musicians – some of them, *gasp*, unattractive and old (!) – whom played folk music over his DJ set. The move was a bold one, one that certainly had everyone talking, with many clueless 20-somethings scratching their heads and, well, wondering when he would play "Levels". The outcry was so massive, that Avicii released a statement after the weekend was over, asking fans to simply wait for the album, at which point everything would make sense.
With the arrival of True, things definitely begin to make sense. It's clear that Avicii had some clairvoyance about EDM's impending doom, and is keen to the prospect of being branded a "one-hit wonder" after "Levels". So rather than trying to make an album of disposable crossover singles, or even 10 clones of "Levels", Avicii has branched out in several different directions, creating one of the most unique and listenable records of the year. As previewed with it's Aloe Blacc featured lead single, "Wake Me Up", he has seamlessly fused folk music sounds into his own, resulting an unbelievably catchy track that resonates with just about everyone. The folk influence also comes through – albeit much heavier – on "Hey Brother", but quickly flows back into his signature sound. First listen you won't like it, fourth listen you'll be singing right along.
But folk is only one of the genres Avicii has drawn from for True, as this record is literally all over the place, experimenting with several sounds and styles. Usually this kind of description would be a red flag, but Avicii has made it work. He's crafted a series of ten unique sounding tracks – all of which bear his signature sound, yet nothing sounds the same. "You Make Me" is a piano driven banger, led by the distinct voice of Salem Al Fakir, who helps him carve out another potential hit, yet seemingly without even trying. Later on "Shame On Me", we find an almost Drop The Lime-esque rockabilly driven house track, but with added Roger Troutman-esque vocoder, sure to inspire swing dancing for the first time at a summer dance music festival. "Lay Me Down" pays homage to 80′s R&B acts, while "Dear Boy" employs breathy vocals from Karen Marie Ørsted, sure to resonate with "Summertime Sadness" crowd. He's managed to prove us all wrong, with a tightly produced, unpredictable album that gets better with each listen.
In it's concise ten tracks, Avicii's True is all over the map, defying expectations and stepping comfortably outside of the genre that he helped thrust into the stratosphere. Whether the scene is threatened by unoriginality and carbon-copy artists is irrelevant in the case of Avicii, as it's clear he will be here for years to come. And that's the truth.
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Line 6 is one of the leading manufactures for products of musical instruments such as guitars, amplifiers, affects, effects processor, recording interface, and digital wireless systems. Line 6 is headquartered in Calabasas California, in 1996 Line 6 launched the patented technology with the world's first modeling amplifiers digital guitar that is 212 AxSys.
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Ok im bias on the guild wars thing , I hate that game , Hire a buch of hirelings .. go to a map , rinse / repeat , I just could never get into that game at all , BTW Guild wars does not have the same draw as say Star Wars ... i mean really people, most people would thing something called guild wars was a freaking A/E show about cooking or buying storage units .
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Originally posted by BenGellor
Originally posted by Wickedjelly
guild wars 1 was a huge hit over time! it wasnt a first day release record breaker but it has definately stood the test of time. and i dont hear any comments or read any posts of guild wars numbers dwinling either. odd isnt it. i too was just a passerby when i discovered guild wars! i played it for 5 years! not bad conciering i wasnt even looking for it. guild wars is niche in the market! which is about to become mainstream! they are changeing its mechanic so players can roam the game world and cross pathes with other gamers unlike its older format where everything was instanced. in my oppinion the new version of guild wars will be a huge hit with the older gamers! i just hope they get the whole concept right! last thing we need is another wow rift rom swtor on our shop shelves. im hopeing its something new and fresh. with some depth feel and reason to play it and enjoy it.
Originally posted by BenGellor
it never used to be like!! the hirelings where never as effective as they are now! beforeit was far better to form a full team of players! its since they buffed and added extra companions that the game has taken a hit. its lost its multiplayer aspect it was once great for. and no guild wars wont ever have the same draw as swtor!! reason is its not a household name! starwars is.
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Originally posted by Adamai
Jesus.. Please tell me where you're from. So the day I have children, I make sure I don't put them into the same school you attended.
Originally posted by odinsrath
lol good morning!! you are right!! guildwars doesnt fit in with mmo'S im suprised how it was ever even given the mmo tag! some of these comments are very funny though.
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Originally posted by odinsrath
I find your lack of spelling disturbing
Currently playing SWTOR and it's MUCH better than it was at launch.
Originally posted by AdamTM
Well, alot of us agree to multi-pay subscription rates. Example my account, my wifes and my sons are all set to 90 day cycles. So though I removed my credit card until April I'll be considered an active subscription in Biowares books. I am speculating that there are quite a few of those sort of players right now and that is what your seeing.
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Originally posted by BenGellor
You aren't alone. I wouldn't say I hated the game, but I never thought it was anything special. In fact, I don't think I ever did finish the main story line to that game. It was something I tinkered with at times but I wasn;t impressed with the game in the least.
Although it appears there are quite a few changes between the first game and this one. Like I often say though with games still in development...we'll see...
1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical.
2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself.
3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose.
Originally posted by troublmaker
Uhm no they haven't. At least not at the last financial statement they did. EA itself was talking about being 205million in the red. Yeah I just said in the red, incase you don't follow that means not profitable. If the games development, advertisment etc all cost over 300 million give or take and there is continued costs to run all this, then EA is looking for some months and months before they get out of the red and into the black. That is of course if they can maintain their current subscription numbers.
So, hi there. I've been playing SWTOR since early access. I took my time, only recently reached lvl 50. Did every quest on every map.
I'm not sure if I'll keep the sub. I'm very disappointed in the PvP aspect of the game. There are too many worlds and instances, so "world PvP" doesn't exist really, aside from Illum, which is disappointing as well. It's the combat mechanics which are mediocre and feel old and clunky. Not fluent at all. And the skills overall feel so generic, I don't really know how to describe it.
As an MMO, the game doesn't seem to be that great. And in terms of story, I've only seen the Jedi Knight and Consular, both to 50, but they were extremely weak, compared to KOTOR; for example.
I'm very disappointed in the crafting rewards. There's not much point in crafting a lot. It's more expensive than anything else, and you get better gear anyway from raiding or PvPing.
My 2 cents.
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Originally posted by AcmeGamer
I seriously doubt they have made back their money either, but wasn't the 205 million for the entire company, and not just the game?
Originally posted by Hannibp
we're online! does it really matter where im from!!! or are you more concerned with your own obnoxious didnt like my post thoughts! ;) if you wanna do a hate thread then just do one lol. and as for school well i did go ! did pretty well too! but does that really mean i have to proof read and proof read my own stuff to please the likes of you!!!, or are you clever enough to just put 2 and 2 together and work out what the words say and mean! ??? cause lets face it! you are making a mountain out of a mole hill right here, and might i add its a mole hill that is frowned upon greatly in an onlne community so troll away!!
also you havnt hurt my feelings either lol and just so you know!!, i wasnt writting a book i was writting what i thought hence why its written how it is. not everything in life has to be gramatically correct ;)
scientific research has clearly shown that the letters in words can be in any order so long as they are the correct letters!!, the human mind will work out the word all by its self! so you could say! your being tested by me lol. besides all that having to pay attention to what i write in a thread thats not that interesting is something im just not going to do!, so either read my post and comment according to its content if you can indeed understand basic english. Or dont.
Im English ;) i've kind of earned the right to use my language how I see fit. Im going to guess your not English.
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Originally posted by Hannibp
I'll agree with you on most points, but then again I think to why does world PVP exsist? I mean its never balanced, it should just be called "Griefing servers" instead of PVP servers, thats all it winds up being. And this is coming from someone who plays on PVP servers.
I really like their WZ's, I'm hoping they keep adding in new ones every other month or so, time will tell.
I'm enjoying the FP's wish there were more, hopefully they'll add them in fast.
Crafting? Yeah i'm sad too, I had my guy at max sythweaving with a lot of patterns unlocked, but I dropped it for Biochem because as a tank the rewards it offers are simply not worth passing up. They did say they are adding in more Custom gear and more things for max level crafters to do, but when is always the question.
Seems like no game can have enough content
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Originally posted by niceguy3978
Yeah it was the entire company, but since we're talking about EA and them making a profit, see the post I was responding to. Anyhow my point is that it puts a lot of stress on a company to be that deeply in the red, and stress rolls down hill. Bioware will feel this stress to become profitable. Oh as a side note we can't forget the what is it 15% I think it was percent that Lucas Arts gets as well. Which is a decent on going cut out of the profit. There are a lot of 'ongoing" costs associated with keeping SWTORs running and hopefully expanding and fixing the bugs and other issues.
I just think we're seeing some very unrealistic points of view from some players here, and they are going to be in for a very rude shock in the near future if Bioware doesn't get some apects of this game corrected. I wouldn't hold my breath for it though, even if I do wish they would fix the game. I do want to get them my money and free time, but they have to fix things. I don't see that happening, as I've said in some prior posts, its like Bioware took a look around them at all previous mmorpgs and said to themselves. "nah we don't need to learn anything from these other guys, lets just run with it!". Then proceeded to go down a line by line of "what not to do" in game developement, from buying that horrible HeroEngine to various immersion breaking concepts they implimented.
Who knows I might be wrong and they'll turn this ship around, I sure hope so. Would be refreshing not to be correct, I honestly hate being correct on negative crap.
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I wouldn't call "adevertiseing", "whwy", "sux", "whyile", "there/your", "proffit", "regaurds", "bussiness", and "queing", to be excused by that "scientific research" you just mentioned. The "correct letters" are just not there. There are too many on some, too few on others, and the rest is just gibberish.
If you feel you've "earned" the right to butcher the english language, then kudos to you.
You guessed that one right! I'm actually German, and it seems my English is actually better than yours. I'm quite.. "proud".
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I thought what I'd do is I'd pretend I was one of those Deaf-mutes.
The costs to maintain the servers is far cheaper than the subscriptions even the most dire pessimists are predicting.
Game will be around a while.
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Not always, I've enjoyed World PvP on many games, especially Lineage 2. Never had a better PvP experience than in the "old" Lineage 2. (now L2 is crap)
About their WZ. I think they're.. I'm not a fan. I've played the Alderaan one, only to be guarding a point and stealth assassins taking the point while stealthed. True story. Don't know if hack, exploit, or what, but it happens. Void Star feels generic to me, and Huttball, gimmicky. It's basically taking a mechanic from a different genre and putting it into an MMO. The whole concept of Huttball just throws me off, I mean, in the SW universe.
The FPs are really cool, although from 1 to 49, Esseless is pretty epic while the rest sort of declines in effort and quality. And Colicoid War Games was just painful to me. I haven't done Red Reaper yet, or any of the lvl 50s.
I have Synthweaving too.. at 400. =(
Also, I'm sad I can't romance Nadia as a female consular, lol.


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Women's Basketball | Monday, January 20, 2003
Contri scores Bearcats' final seven in 60-59 win over Pacific
SALEM — Senior guard Rosie Contri scored Willamette's final seven points of the game as the Bearcats held off Pacific, 60-59, in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game at Cone Field House.
The Bearcats (7-8 overall, 1-5 NWC) led the entire second half, except for a 53-53 tie with 4:10 remaining in the game. Pacific fell to 5-9 overall and 2-5 in the conference.
After the 53-all tie, Contri stole the ball in back court and raced the length of the court to put her team ahead for good at 55-53 with 2:54 left. She later hit a three-pointer with 1:38 remaining to make the score 58-53.
Pacific got back within a point at 58-57 after Lauryn Jones converted on a three-point-play at the 1:21 mark and made a free throw with 59 seconds left.
Contri knocked down two free throws with 40 seconds left to give the Bearcats a 60-57 cushion.
Pacific's Tori Nelson canned a shot from the perimeter with 29 seconds left, but her foot was on the three-point arc and she was awarded just two points, making it 60-59.
Contri then missed the front end of a one-and-one free throw opportunity with 24 seconds remaining, giving the Boxers one last hope. However, Nelson missed a 17-footer near the free throw line and although Pacific got the ball out of bounds with 1.2 seconds left, they could not get off a shot.
Simmie Muth led the Bearcats with game-highs of 14 points and six steals. Contri added 13 points, four assists and four steals, while Deanna Lund finished with 11 points and eight rebounds.
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Music history is presented simultaneously with art, literature, and world history, giving students a broad picture of social and artistic events of a certain time period. Composer pictures, artists, paintings, authors, literary works, world history, and fun facts are presented throughout the method. This strongly supports the National Standards and encourages cross-disciplinary study in music education. Best of all, it is contained in the text so directors do not need to do additional research.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, 1997 Military retirees will have to wait a little longer for a dental plan. Responding to concerns from the dental care industry, Congress wants DoD to consider changing from a single national premium to a local or regional rate schedule.
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