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Start/Finish Location: Martha's Vineyard Regional High School, 100 Edgartown - Vineyard Haven Road, Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
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Bike MS: Ride the Vineyard is part of the one-day bike MS series, presented by Biogen. Additional one-day rides include Bike MS: Bike and Hike the Berkshires, Bike MS: Minuteman Ride, and Bike MS: New Hampshire Seacoast Escape.
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Bikes: The Steamship Authority has one "bike bus." Seats on left side of bus were removed to put a hanging bike rack. You are responsible for loading your bike aboard. All other shuttle buses have a rack for a few bikes on the front, and bikes are not allowed inside the bus. If the bike bus is not running, ride your bike down the four-mile bike path to the terminal.
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Sticking your nose into a glass of Bear Republic Brewing Company's Hop Rod Rye is like sticking your face in a garden. The insanely floral hop smell is delightful. I wanted to rub a little on my upper lip and use it like Vicks Vapor Rub, a gentle aroma with healing effects. But it's beer, dang it, and beer is meant to be imbibed. So I took a sip—and then another. And I kept sipping the smooth, but not too smooth, bitter, but not too bitter, copper liquid. It was glorious, and I was getting a buzz—the label on the 22-ounce bottle says eight percent.
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WADDINGTON - The village, which is set to host the Bassmaster Elite Tournament in August, has hit a roadblock in its plans concerning parking.
Our village is big enough to have this, but the only situation that is not solved is parking, Mayor Janet M. Otto-Cassada said Monday. Its going to require the most coordination.
The village of 900 is expected to be inundated with thousands of peoplefrom 102 anglers, their families and television crew to fans and visitorsAug. 8 to 11.
How many people? Trustee William Dashnaw said. Just think about the 110,000 in St. Lawrence Countyjust think if 10 percent want to see this. Thats a lot of people.
Most of the actionfrom weigh-ins to dockingwill take place in Whittaker Park, but the committee is hoping to hold events throughout the village to alleviate traffic around Whittaker Park and Route 37.
For Homecoming, we walk all over the place. It wont be a big deal to have people walk from Whittaker to the four corners or Island View Park, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said. Also, we want all our businesses to share in some of the effects of this.
The St. Lawrence River Showdown committee is currently looking for a shuttle service to transport visitors from several parking areas around the town and village.
I really dont want parking on the side streets here because that will make it difficult to get rescue vehicles down there if you need them, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said. NYSARC is being considered because their busses are shorter.
Boat docking is also an issue, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said. Boats will launch from Whittaker, Coles Creek and Brandy Brook, but are required to dock at Whittaker for weigh-in.
There is no way we can fit those people in here, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said. Were going to have to get floating docks, which we are also working on. We only have that one ramp to bring them in there.
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The Derby Cabinet of 1867
4 of 107 portraits of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield
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The Derby Cabinet of 1867
by Henry Gales
watercolour, 1868
30 in. x 47 1/2 in. (762 mm x 1207 mm)
Purchased, 1972
Primary Collection
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- Henry Gales (active 1868). Artist of 1 portrait.
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- Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881), Prime Minister and novelist. Sitter associated with 107 portraits.
- Richard Grenville, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos (1823-1889), Lieutenant, politician; MP for Buckinghamshire and Governor of Madras. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Frederick Thesiger, 1st Baron Chelmsford (1794-1878), Lord Chancellor. Sitter in 15 portraits.
- Henry Thomas Lowry Corry (1803-1873), First Lord of the Admiralty and politician; MP for Tyrone. Sitter in 3 portraits.
- Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, 1st Earl of Cranbrook (1814-1906), Politician, Home Secretary and Secretary of State for War. Sitter in 29 portraits.
- Edward Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby (1799-1869), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 102 portraits.
- Edward Henry Stanley, 15th Earl of Derby (1826-1893), Politician, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and diarist. Sitter in 56 portraits.
- John Somerset Pakington, 1st Baron Hampton (1799-1880), Politician, First Lord of the Admiralty and Secretary of State for War. Sitter in 12 portraits.
- Stafford Henry Northcote, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh (1818-1887), Politician, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Secretary of State for India. Sitter in 31 portraits.
- James Howard Harris, 3rd Earl of Malmesbury (1807-1889), Statesman. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- John Winston Spencer Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough (1822-1883), Conservative politician; MP for Woodstock; grandfather of Sir Winston Churchill.. Sitter in 18 portraits.
- Richard Southwell Bourke, 6th Earl of Mayo (1822-1872), Viceroy and Governor-General of India. Sitter in 6 portraits.
- Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, 6th Duke of Richmond, 6th Duke of Lennox and 1st Duke of Gordon (1818-1903), President of the Board of Trade, landowner and Conservative politician; MP for Sussex West. Sitter in 23 portraits.
- John James Robert Manners, 7th Duke of Rutland (1818-1906), Politician, First Commissioner of Works and MP for several constituencies. Sitter in 33 portraits.
- Spencer Horatio Walpole (1806-1898), Politician; Home Secretary. Sitter in 16 portraits.
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Said to have been painted by Gales to a design by John Gilbert, this portrait represents the Conservative ministers sitting in consultation upon the question of the Abyssian expedition. The Prime Minister, the Earl of Derby stands at the head of the table addressing the cabinet; Disraeli stands at the other end of the table, paper in hand.
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Congress Approves Pieces of American Jobs Act
This week pieces of President Obama's American Jobs Act supporting veterans and government contractors won approval from both chambers of Congress. The provisions passed would repeal a tax on government contractors, boost job training for veterans and offer tax credits to companies that hire unemployed veterans.
On Thursday, November 10, 2011, the Senate passed a bill that would repeal a 3% withholding tax on federal contractors that was signed into law in 2005 but has been yet to be enacted. Prior to the passage of this provision, if enacted, government agencies would have been required to withhold 3% of all payments to federal contractors and send the funds directly to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Addressing Trade Barriers in the Asia-Pacific Region and Supporting American Jobs Through Exports
This week, the United States is hosting the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Ministers and Economic Leaders' Meetings in Honolulu, Hawaii. As President Obama's lead negotiator and spokesperson on trade, I will host a meeting for my fellow APEC Trade Ministers in preparation for President Obama's meeting with APEC Leaders later this week and to build on the success of the APEC Trade Ministers' meeting held in Big Sky, Montana last May.
Helping America's Small Businesses Build a Clean Energy Future
Small businesses in emerging industries – like clean energy – have cutting-edge ideas that are strengthening our country and changing the world. Today, we're helping them continue to do just that in two major ways.
First, unlike larger firms, many small firms don't have the staff or time to search for all of the federal opportunities that can help them grow and create jobs.
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Celebrating National Entrepreneurship Month
President Obama proclaimed that this November is National Entrepreneurship Month, a time when "we celebrate the remarkable and everyday successes of our entrepreneurs and innovators, and we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring our economy remains the engine and the envy of the world."
SBA Kicks Off Young Entrepreneur Series, Events Slated for Five Cities
The White House and the U.S. Small Business Administration announced the launch of the Young Entrepreneur Series (YES), which will connect young and aspiring entrepreneurs with SBA officials, local business advisors and resources to help them start or grow their own small business.
"For our economy to thrive in the 21st century, we must set about creating the next generation of entrepreneurs," said SBA Deputy Administrator Marie Johns. "Young Americans need to know that starting a business is a viable alternative to going to work for somebody else. There is a clear and urgent need to create more jobs for young Americans, and encouraging business ownership is an important way to meet that goal."


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|A 'Worthwhile' Anniversary; 90 Years of Service
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There's a birthday celebrated for all of 2013—a 90th birthday for a local organization that's been working—mostly behind the scenes—for those 90 years here in Boone. Baben Patricelli of the Worthwhile Women's Club of Boone, told how the club started back in 1923, "Where the Turchin
Center is now was the Methodist Church. And right next to it with a yard in between was the Baptist Church. And women from the two churches got together and planted flowers. They kept getting more and more and more members, and they went ahead and joined the North Carolina Association of Women's Clubs. What they were doing were all kinds of beautification things for Boone, planting gardens, when someone got married they would give them a gift, or if someone brought a new baby home, they would give them a gift. They kept getting so many ladies they divided into four different groups." She said the club finally bought a clubhouse in the 1960's and kept it for 31 years, sold it in 1997, that sale funding their efforts ever since. Worthwhile Women has been working behind the scenes for most of its history, helping to fund other civic groups and giving scholarships, some $45,000 in scholarships. And Patricelli said they really do live up to their name, "Even though we get a lot of laughs when we say we're the 'worthwhile women's club, we do do a lot of things in the community," and listed quite a number of community groups that have received donations ove the years. So it's happy 90th birthday—all year—for the Worthwhile Women of the Boone Worthwhile Women's Club of Boone.
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After watching countless brands of wheels come through our showrooms over the years no new lineup has created as much buzz as Vertini. They offer a decent range of styles normally found in wheels twice their price. The fit and finish of the wheels are excellent with most offering a polished face with a premium grade of lacquer.
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I report from the field during the week and anchor 10News bright and early each weekend. I also produce a bi-weekly segment Thursdays on 10News at 6 called Volunteer Heartabout East Tennessee's one of a kind volunteer spirit.
In May 2011, I moved from the Gulf Coast to the mountains to tell East Tennessee's stories for WBIR.
Before coming to Channel 10, I spent two years as a reporter for WMBB News 13 in Panama City, Florida. There I covered everything from severe weather to the BP Oil Spill.
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Sidney Luckman. . .No. 1 draft pick, 1939. . .Columbia tailback who became first great "T" quarterback as pro. . . Performance in 73-0 title win, 1940, started mass rush to T-formation. . .Superb signal-caller, ballhandler. . .All-NFL five times, Most Valuable Player, 1943. . . Threw seven TD passes one game, 1943. . .Had five TD passes, 1943 title game. . . Career passing: 14,686 yards, 137 TDs. . .Born November 21, 1916, in Brooklyn, New York. . .Died July 5, 1998, at age of 81.
Sid Luckman, in his 12 seasons with the Chicago Bears, became the first successful T-formation quarterback. One game in Luckman's second season, the 1940 NFL title game, which saw the Bears defeat the Washington Redskins, 73-0, showcased the explosive possibilities of the T attack. Almost immediately, many other pro teams began to adopt the new formation.
Bears' owner and coach, George Halas, first presented Sid with a Bears T-formation playbook when he was practicing for the College All-Star game in 1939. Astonished and somewhat alarmed by the complexities of the new system, Sid was not an instant success. He fumbled frequently, had trouble with handoffs, and in general flunked his first T test. Halas shifted Luckman to halfback for a while before making another effort, which, on the second try, paid dividends.
Not all teams had the success with the T-formation that the Bears enjoyed. Chicago won four NFL championships, just missed a fifth, and Luckman was a major reason for the success. The crafty quarterback was named first- or second-team all-league from 1940 through 1948 and won the NFL's Most Valuable Player honors in 1943.
Although Sid may be best remembered for the 73-0 victory over the Redskins, because the Bears went ahead so early in the game, he actually had to pass only six times, completing four for 102 yards and a touchdown.
Apparently, just the threat of Luckman and the T was enough to keep defenses off balance. Luckman had many more outstanding games but two, both in 1943, stand out above the rest. On November 14, Sid Luckman Day at the Polo Grounds, he passed for a record-tying seven touchdowns in a 56-7 win over the New York Giants. Later that year, in the championship game against the Redskins, he threw for 276 yards and five touchdowns in a 41-21 triumph.
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I am working on a map that could benefit from having a drop shadow to highlight an area. I would like to create the effect as seen in the example attached.
I have used a technique before that is kinda clumsy, and does not have a very nice look. I used the same polygon, to create many layers, then using the line border at various offsets, and applied increasing degrees of transparencies. See attachment "not great".
I have ArcView, and just recently got the the Spatial Analyst extension.
I am pretty sure that I can use Spatial Analyst to do a better job of the drop shadow.
I am sure I could figure it out if i spend a few nights on this (and it would be very rewarding) , but it's summer and my deadline is fast approaching. Anybody can provide any insights/clues to help me along!
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Ivanka Trump has proven herself to be quite the successful businesswoman over the last few years, tackling major real estate projects, writing a best-selling book, and stepping into the luxury world with her namesake high-end jewelry collection. Now, Trump's taking on another accessory essential--shoes!--and the results are quite impressive. She's teamed up with Marc Fisher Footwear to create an affordable line of shoes that not only reflect Trump's timeless and glamorous aesthetic, but they're also entirely wearable and include everything from red-carpet-ready heels to chic pumps to fabulous flats. Today we're spotlighting a few of our favorite styles, but be sure to check out the entire collection here! And if you're in the D.C. area on Thursday, March 24th, stop by the Nordstrom store in Tyson's Corner Center at 1p.m. to celebrate the launch of the new collection. The designer herself will be there to offer shopping tips, so you don't want to miss out! Annulio ($130) in Pewter Snake
Sometimes your feet need a break from high-rise stilettos, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style by wearing a boring flat! The Annulio is the perfect alternative, combining both comfort and elegance in this metallic snakeskin-embossed leather skimmer. We suggest styling them with a mini skirt or tailored shorts for a casually chic look.
Hydria ($150)
The Hydria is the perfect shoe for spring, thanks to its intriguing cutouts and espadrille-inspired heel. The soft neutral hue will work well with most ensembles, making this shoe a versatile option you'll want to have on hand this season. Perfect for an afternoon BBQ, you can wear them casually with a pair of cut-off shorts or use them to dress up a floral maxi dress.
Asteria ($150, available at select Bloomingdales stores)
Sparkly sandals make for an excellent finish to your dressier ensembles, which is why we believe the Asteria is a worthy investment. The Art Deco diamante oval rings are inspired by Ivanka's fine jewelry collection, giving the shoe a truly luxurious look. Pair them with fancy neutrals to boost your glam factor..
($130, select Nordstom stores) in Blue
If you're searching for the perfect shoe for your next party or fancy dinner, look no further than the Dermani. The satin straps are certainly elegant, while the rich blue hue is a playful choice for spring. Need something a little more reserved? Not to worry, this dressy heel also comes in black and white! To really make an impression, pair them with a simple ensemble and other bright accessories.
Gurdia ($120) in Ivory Multi Patent
We love a shoe that is both chic and sexy at the same time, and happily, the Gurdia encompasses both of those qualities. We were instantly drawn to the contrasting accents--a great way to add visual interest to your look--and the ladylike pointed-toe shape. Additionally, we love the small cutouts around the base and ankle of the shoe; they're subtle, yet offer the perfect amount of sex appeal. This is a great pump for the office, so we suggest trying it with a pair of cigarette trousers or a slim pencil skirt.
Amoros ($120) in Leopard
There's no better way to liven up your look than with a leopard-print heel, hence our adoration for the Amoros. The feline print is definitely fun and eye-catching, so we're positive you'll turn heads wherever you go. Plus, the heel is a comfortable height, so it's a great on-the-go option as well. If you want to create a truly standout look, try this shoe with a bold-printed or vibrantly-hued skirt, or pair it with a black shift dress for a chic sophisticated ensemble.
The Lucirene may be a metaphor for the designer herself- equal parts ladylike charm and assertive edginess. An ideal footwear choice for individualist dressers, this style is also available in black patent with tan trim. Appropriate for the boardroom, yet sexy enough to take out on the town, we suggest pairing them with a floral frock or tailored separates to lend your look a bit of that tough-girl spirit.
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A peep-toe heel is a must-have for any wardrobe, which is why we're head over heels for the Bulbli. It's simple yet very chic, thanks to its classic shape, perfect proportions and thin ankle strap. Style them with a sleek cocktail dress or pair them with rolled-up trousers and blouse for a day at the office.


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MINNEAPOLIS - Kevin Love says his surgically repaired right hand is better and he hopes to play 15 to 20 games this season.
The Timberwolves' star says he will meet with a doctor in the first 10 days of March. He has yet to begin basketball-related activities but says his hand feels much better than when he broke it the first time during preseason.
In a frustrating year in which he was coming off an Olympic gold medal, Love has played only 18 games this season.
Love received the Kia Community Assist award before Sunday's game against Golden State. He also met with children from St. Jude's Children's hospital for the league's pediatric cancer awareness campaign.
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Republicans have started a conversation on why they lost the election and on what they have to do to win the next one.
As a recent convert to the party, I have a few thoughts on that.
1. It wasn't the economy, stupid.
Everyone said the election would be fought out over the economy. But the truth is the votes that killed Romney were driven by culture war issues — abortion and immigration especially, but others as well. (More about this later.)
2. It was the candidate.
Mitt Romney was not the ogre that the Obama campaign tried to make him out to be, but he was still a fatally flawed candidate.
The flaw? Take your pick: He was a chameleon, a shape-shifter, an artful dodger, an Etch-a-Sketch with legs, or, to paraphrase Johnny Cash, he was the one on the left who was on the right Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and the one on the right who was on the left Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
It wasn't that Romney was for ObamaCare before he was against it. It was that he invented ObamaCare before he was against it — and couldn't offer a plausible reason for the shift other than wanting to win the Republican nomination.
People noticed.
Mitt didn't seem to notice that people noticed. He kept asking them to trust him, apparently blissfully unaware that the shape-shifting had defined him as untrustworthy.
Samuel Goldwin supposedly said, "Sincerity. If you can fake that, you've got it made."
Mitt couldn't.
Romney had some stupid gaffes, and the Romney campaign made its share of strategic and tactical mistakes, but I tend to attach less importance to these in explaining his loss. Most political campaigns are pretty chaotic affairs shot through with missteps and pratfalls. Except in very close elections, which this one wasn't, they don't amount to much.
To be sure, the gaffes and blunders hurt Romney, but the fatal flaw was that all the shape-shifting defined him as untrustworthy and left people wondering if some part of the guy's character was missing — and that was the deal breaker.
Could he have done something about it, given his political history? Sure. If you're going to repudiate your political past, start with three words: "I was wrong." Then tell people how and why you were wrong, and what you would do differently now that you know better.
3. It was the enemies, stupid.
In politics, friends come and go. Enemies accumulate.
A big reason for Romney's loss, and the biggest problem the Republican Party will face going forward, is that it has accumulated too many enemies over the last few decades.
Item: The party's absolutist stands on immigration have alienated a lot of Hispanics. Romney got only about 30 percent of the Hispanic vote. Before the issue came up, the GOP was gaining Hispanic voters. In 2004, Bush got about 45 percent of it. The difference represents several million voters.
Item: The party's strong hostility to gay marriage (and gay rights generally) has driven most gays out of the Republican Party, not that there were many there to begin with. Still, the Gallup Organization recently concluded (based on about 100,000 interviews) that about 3.4 percent of the country's adult population is gay. That works out to about 7 million voting-age Americans, most of whom won't be voting Republican any time soon.
Item: The party's absolutist opposition to abortion has clearly cost it the support of a large proportion of women, and single women in particular, as evidenced by the fact that this year's balloting produced the largest gender gap ever measured in a presidential election. That also represents several million votes.
Item: Thanks to Richard Nixon and Nancy Reagan, the Republican Party pretty much owns the war on drugs. In the past, it has been assumed that this has not cost the GOP many voters, if for no other reason than that the Democrats have always meekly gone along with drug prohibition and offered no alternative to it. Think again. More than 10 million Americans have been arrested for marijuana in the last 40 years. Chances are those of them that vote aren't exactly beating down the doors of the party of "Just say no."
And so on.
A couple million votes here, a couple million votes there, it adds up.
Notice that all these examples represent cases of Republicans losing voters and making enemies by virtue of wanting to use government to push people around.
The damage this does goes beyond making enemies. It makes a mockery of the Republican claim to be the party of limited government, a claim that is crucial to how the GOP defines itself.
The most important thing Republicans can do if they want to win elections going forward? Easy. Quit making enemies gratuitously. Show some tolerance.
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After the election, Romney should know better than anyone that money just can't buy everything. Despite all odds, our President prevailed. He still has an uphill battle fighting a Red House which has blocked his every move in an attempt to squash his goals of bringing the Middle Class equal pay, women's rights, gay rights and affordable healthcare. The Bush Administration drove our economy into a swift nose dive and Obama is still the patsy. Watch conservative hands paint him in Blackface with a visual commentary of how Barack has been bamboozled at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/10/bamboozling-obama.html
I always thought Paul was a Democrat. How times change.
Regardless, what we'll see, if the Republican's don't learn to play well with others is going to be a lost House (and likely a Democratic supermajority in the Senate) in 2014. People are tired of the Party of No and want cooperation. They'll vote that wy as well.
I hope Paul's Republican's are listening, otherwise we'll be all Democrat, all the time.
The US has gotten a 2-party system of one conservative party and one extremely conservative. This is the main reason the very few giga rich since 1990 have succeeded in multiplying their income and wealth whereas most of the rest have lost buying power and hence decreased their standard of living . In fact the middle classes might be on their way to become extinct.
(In the same period the center to left-leaning Scandinavia has more than doubled the buying power of all classes of society).
Hence if everybody voted according to her/his economical interest the proportion of votes should at the very least be 80:20 favor BO - Not the 50:50 it actually is.
The reason is an astonishing number of voters who vote against their own interests and for the interests of the giga rich.
WHY? Many reasons some of which (ethnic hate for instance) are anything but ethically OK.
The way younger people and new voter groups vote suggests the GOP voters will simply die out as time passes by UNLESS the party steals the clothes of the DEMs = goes towards the center. Not cultivating GOP politics but outdem the DEMs is the recipe.


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We're telling you this as a friend. For too many years, the voters of this city have rolled the dice on engaging but troubled politicians, spun a roulette wheel of tax hikes, and thrown the dice on big-bet ideas that have come up snake eyes.
Maybe that riverboat risk-taking is an inevitable byproduct of our idealism. Portland loves to look to the next big thing, to be the city that leaps beyond the everyday.
But the results of those gambles haven't been pretty.
We've ended up with a City Hall unwilling to tame a police force that too often greets the mentally ill with Tasers. City bureaus stab each other in the back over the dwindling dollars not sucked up by pension funds and urban renewal debt. People in the surrounding counties reject our utopian vision and warn of "Portland creep"—and don't think the suburbs have missed the double meaning of creep.
There is no governor's race or U.S. senator's seat up for grabs in Oregon this year. But the races for two statewide offices—secretary of state and labor commissioner—are far more competitive than usual. The Oregon House, currently split 30-30 for the first time ever, is up for grabs. And the Democrats' control of the state Senate hangs by a single-vote margin.
In 2013, state lawmakers will face big pressure to double down (triple down, actually) on the slow-motion car wreck called the Columbia River Crossing. The ballot measures include a few callow get-rich-quick schemes for people other than you.
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We've proposed choices that offer the least risk, the best chance of breaking the city's addiction to grandiose flailing, and a sober approach in Salem.
We've backed candidates with an array of political views, Democrats and Republicans. We've said yes to some tax proposals, and no to others.
Along the way, we asked candidates to describe themselves in a single word, or to name what they would change about their nature, or to pick one superpower they'd like to have.
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According to Marc Berman of the New York Post, Amar'e Stoudemire is determined to improve on the defensive end and believes Mike Woodson can help. He also indirectly appeared to lay some of the blame on playing for the defensively indifferent Mike D'Antoni in his formative NBA years:
"Just having a defensive coach for the first time in my career is going to help,'' Stoudemire said. "I've never been taught defense my whole career. To now have a coach who actually teaches defense and strategies and knows positioning and posture and how to guard different plays is going to be helpful and I'm taking it as a challenge and try to improve as a player.''
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D'Antoni must hear this and just think, "Thanks." Now, no one's confusing D'Antoni with some sort of defensive wizard, but I kind of feel like Amar'e could have picked up a thing or two about defense during a 10-year NBA career, right? Someone must have at least mentioned something somewhere along the way. I just can't imagine a young Stoudemire raising his hand at Suns practice, "Um, yes, sirs, about defense, uh, I was just wondering…"
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In fairness, Amar'e was a guy who came straight out of high school, where one imagines he didn't really get fully versed in the intricacies of defense while he was stomping every poor pimple-faced kid in his path. That's the type of stuff that really needs to be drilled in before you arrive in the NBA, since it's the type of training that's difficult to get done under the grind and speed of professional hoops, and could go a long way in explaining how porous he's become on that end.
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Kayla Miles has helped lead a renaissance in girls lacrosse at Immaculate Heart Central.
Last year as a junior, the talented midfielder helped guide the Cavaliers to their first Frontier League title in the sport, and then onto the sectional semifinal round.
Now in her final scholastic season, Miles is ready to again display the dedication and determination on the field shes worked toward since she first picked up a lacrosse stick competitively in sixth grade.
She has a great passion and a great drive for the game, said Jason Burto, who is in his first year as IHC head coach. She has great knowledge of the game and she can see the field and always helps us on the offensive and defensive ends of the field.
Im very excited about this year, said Miles, who was selected as a national All-American last June after her junior season.
Miles, who will attend the University of North Carolina in the fall, blends offensive skills with a sense of responsibility on defense as well.
Well really look for her on the offensive end to start plays, Burto said. But also to help defensively by working with our defensive-middies.
Last season, not many gave IHC much of a chance in the Frontier League, but the Cavaliers eventually ascended to a No. 7 ranking in the state.
This provided Miles and her teammates with extra motivation, and IHC responded with perhaps its best season in girls lacrosse by forging a 15-3 mark, including a 9-1 record in the Frontier League to earn the programs first championship banner.
It was really special because none of us thought that we would ever get that far, said Miles, who scored 49 goals and assisted on 15 others last season. We were never a team that won something like that, so winning the league was huge for us.
Teams might not be looking past the Cavaliers this season, but Miles and her teammates still have something to prove, although they wont be playing the role of the underdog this time.
We didnt like to think that, but other teams thought that, Miles said. I like how we proved people wrong.
IHC lost some key contributors to graduation last year, including regional All-American goalie Victoria Fusco, the Times All-North MVP, as well as Hannah Connolly and Christine Wright at attack.
Yet the Cavaliers return experience across the field, with senior Maddy Brand leading on defense and junior Rachel OBrien pacing the attack.
Im feeling confident right now, Miles said. Its kind of hard, we lost eight seniors last year and especially an All-American goalie, so thats tough for all of us. But overall, Im really proud of our team, were 3-0 with our trip to North Carolina.
Miles scored three goals and assisted on another as IHC edged LaFayette, 17-16 in a sectional game to reach a Section 3 semifinal in Class C.
I was really excited about that, Miles said. Because we always lost and didnt make it past the first round ever, so getting to the semifinals was a really big deal.
The Cavaliers were defeated by Skaneateles, 12-6, in the next round, but gained valuable experience from their playoff run.
Other people are thinking that were not going to be as good, especially with all the seniors that we lost, Miles said. But I think well do well. The trip during spring break went really well because we had some good team bonding which will help us. And we had some good games down there, especially against Hoggard, theyre one of the top-ranked in North Carolina.
Kayla is one of three sisters on this years team, including sophomore defender Sarah Miles and freshman attack Olivia Miles.
Shes definitely going to be one of our leaders, Burto said of Kayla, and someone well look to when were in a pinch. Shes going to pretty much have the same role she had for us last year, but we need her to step up and take over for some of the seniors that graduated last year.
This past winter, the elder Miles underwent a weight training and conditioning program with her teammates, as well as playing lacrosse nearly year long with the Different Road Patriots travel team.
My dad has motivated me a lot, Miles said. Hes helped me and I wouldnt be going to UNC if it wasnt for him. My family has helped me a lot in making my decisions.
Now the oldest Miles sister still has much work to do on the lacrosse field before she trades her blue IHC uniform for Carolina blue this fall.
Its such a great opportunity, Miles said of UNC. Theyre ranked second in the nation right now and I just went to one of their games in Maryland, which is ranked first. So just watching how fast they play gets me even more excited to go down there. But I know I still have work to do here with this team.
Here is a look at the Frontier League:
Outlook: Last year, the Frontier League championship went right down to the wire as IHC edged out South Jefferson by one game in the standings. After the Cavaliers clinched at least a share for the title the day before, IHC received help from crosstown rival Watertown, which edged the Spartans, 6-5, to win their first league banner outright. The league itself has really grown over the last three years into a real battle, South Jefferson coach Jen Williams said. I think its going to be a fun year in this league. While IHC lost eight seniors from last years team, South Jefferson, which finished just one game behind the Cavaliers, return all but two starters. The Spartans field a 29-player roster, which includes plenty of youth with 11 sophomores and 10 freshmen. South Jefferson is led by senior defender and fifth-year varsity player Megan Hanson, junior goalie Courtney Zeigler and sophomores Morgan Alexander (55 goals-11 assists-66 points) at attack and Clarissa Perry (44-21-65) in the midfield. Watertown, which won its first league title two seasons ago, returns a core of key players, led by Brianne Arthur (63-22-85) at attack, Morgan Cadwell (49-15-64) in the midfield, Hannah Keggins on defense and Christina Matthewson in goal. Our team is a mixture of experience and youth, Watertown coach Tim Burr said. We have some nice offensive balance and an athletic defensive group. Carthage lost four seniors to graduation and has everyone else returning, said coach Sue Gallagher. The Comets, who have a promising newcomer in junior goalie Rebecca Abbott, will look to improve on last years five-win season, and whose outlook is to be more competitive in the league and to go further in sectional competition. General Brown went 5-11 last season, but five of those losses were by one goal, to teams such as IHC, South Jefferson and Watertown. The Lions return nine starters, including goalie Maggie Ambrose and defender Morgan Todd. Indian River is looking to improve on a 6-10 campaign last season, which didnt include a win in the league, and rely on returners Paige Fayette and Katie Brierton. Fayette (36-13-39), a senior, and Brierton (51-24-75), a junior, combined to record 124 points last year, including 87 goals.
Carthage Comets
Coach: Sue Gallagher
2012 Record: (5-12 overall, 4-6 league)
Roster: Leighann Booth (Sr., M/D), Jessica Oliver (Sr., D), Rebecca Abbott (Jr., G), Mari Ames (Jr., A), Taylour Campbell (Jr., D), Doria Darroch (Jr., A), Mackenzie Kidder (Jr., A/M), Hannah Millich (Jr., M), Gabriella Park (Jr., A), Claire Sauter (Jr., M/D), Carly Sullivan (Jr., A/M), Mia Darroch (So., A/M), Alyssa Kamide (So., D), Gabrielle OBrien (So., D), Meaghan Paige (So., A), Jenna Scott (So., G), Krista Temple (So., A).
General Brown Lions
Coach: Katie Clough
2012 Record: (5-12, 2-8)
Players to watch: Maggie Ambrose, Nancy Bauter, Emily Amell, Bryanna Fazio, Cayla OConnor, Hannah Peebles, Morgan Todd.
Roster: Maggie Ambrose (Sr., G), Lyndsie Danks (Sr., D), Morgan OHearn (Sr., D/M), Chelsea Purvis (Sr., A), Taylor Rosette (Sr., A), Morgan Todd (Sr., D), Nancy Bauter (Jr., D/M), Jill Primicias (Jr., A/M), Emily Amell (So., M), Maddie Comins (So., A), Bryanna Fazio (So., A), Cayla OConnor (So., M), Katelyn Longamore (So., G), Emily Malone (So., D), Hannah Peebles (So., M), Kennady Eager (Fr., D/M), Miah Rowland (Fr., A/M).
IHC Cavaliers
Coach: Jason Burto
2012 Record: (15-3, 9-1)
Players to watch: Maddy Brand, Kayla Miles, Olivia Miles, Rachel OBrien.
Roster: Samantha Alteri (Sr., D), Maddy Brand (Sr., D), Patricia Breen (Sr., M), Maria Dahl (Sr., A), Shelbi McIlroy (Sr., A), Kayla Miles (Sr., M), Jennifer Norris (Sr., A), Holly Sacco (Sr., G), Rebecka Lazore (Jr., M), Rachel OBrien (Jr., A), Sara Pignone (Jr., A/M), Danielle Pound (Jr., M/D), Anna Puccia (Jr., D), Jaid Baytos (So., M), Erin Dingman (So., M), Sarah Miles (So., D), Alyssa Roderick (So., A), Skylar Short (So., D), Vera Freda (Fr., M), Allison McElheran (Fr., G), Olivia Miles (Fr., A/M), Anna ONeil (8th, D).
Indian River Warriors
Coach: Fred Lavancha
2012 Record: (6-10, 0-10)
Players to watch: Katie Brierton, Paige Fayette, Abby Lynch, Hannah Miterko, Morgan Nabywaniec.
Roster: Paige Fayette (Sr., A), Meghan Guler (Sr., A), Abby Lynch (Sr., D), Hannah Miterko (Sr., D), Morgan Nabywaniec (Sr., M), Katie Brierton (Jr., A), Payge Heingarten (Jr., G), Alex Berge (So., A), Sidney Black (So., D), Kadeda Cappuccetti (So., A), Cassandra Kiechle (So., D), Sarah Mattingly (So., M), Courtney Mills (So., D), Kelsi Nabywaniec (So., M), Bailey Crow (Fr., M), Ally Lynch (Fr., D).
South Jefferson Spartans
Coach: Jen Williams
2012 Record: (13-5, 8-2)
Players to watch: Morgan Alexander, Megan Hanson, Clarissa Perry, Courtney Zeigler.
Roster: Madesyn Alexander (Jr., M), Mallory Davis (Sr., A), Mackenna Goodnough (Sr., A), Megan Hanson (Sr., D), Morgan McDermott (Sr., D), Megan Scully (Sr., A), Lexi Smith (Jr., D), Courtney Zeigler (Jr., G), Morgan Alexander (So., A), Courtney Cavellier (So., D), Marisa Clark (So., D), Stephanie Green (So., A), Kiersten Guthro (So., M), Kyra Kempney (So., D), Cierra Lucas (So., D), Kia Morgia-Horning (So., M), Maddie Knapp (So., A), Keagan Nowlin (So., G), Clarissa Perry (So., M), Sydney Robert (So., M), Libby Conners (Fr., D), Dana Cowles (Fr., M), Molly Denny (Fr., M), Tatyana Fish (Fr., D), Sidney Hall (Fr., M), Haley Maguire (Fr., M), Lara Podvin (Fr., A); Hailey Pooler (Fr., A), Quincey Zimmerman (Fr., M).
Watertown Cyclones
Coach: Tim Burr
2012 Record: (11-6, 7-3)
Players to watch: Brianne Arthur, Morgan Cadwell, Hannah Keggins, Christina Matthewson.
Roster: Brianne Arthur (Sr., A), Dieu Biu (Sr., D), Morgan Cadwell (Sr., M), Morgan Exford (Sr., A), Hannah Keggins (Sr., D), Christina Matthewson (Sr., G), Katie Aldrich (Jr., D), Ashley Flick (Jr., A), Miranda Gilbert (Jr., M), Meghan Hefferon (Jr., D), Kat Herrienger (Jr., A), Gabby Rose-Greene (Jr., D), Isabelle Marsala (Jr., D), Courtney Netto (Jr., M), Alyssa Barrett (So., A), Nellie Dephtereos (So., D), Morgan Girardi (So., M), Livia Harrienger (So., M), Leah Rojas (So., D), Logan Bush (Fr., D), Kira Kolb (Fr., D), Jill Girardi (8th, M).
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Here in Australia, we love pumpkin (it's my favourite vegetable). It's nearly as popular as potato as a vegetable served at most main meals. It's one of the first solids our babies eat. It's also quite a popular vegetable for dishes like risotto, pizza toppings, lasagna, ravioli fillings, dips and the way I like, in baking. My fussy nearly 7 year old daughter just won't eat vegetables but I've been putting them in most of my baking for years now. Besides helping her get some goodness, it makes for a lovely moist cake or muffin.
They're good to eat because:
- They're an excellent source of beta carotene and the deeper the flesh colour, the higher the level of this pro-vitamin (it's converted to vitamin A in the body).
- They're also a good source of vitamin C, with Queensland Blue coming top of the pumpkin class for this vitamin.
- They're a source of dietary fibre and they supply (especially Golden nugget and Butternut) a good source of potassium.
- They don't have a lot of carbohydrate, but some of it is present as natural sugars, which is why they taste sweet.
- Depending on the variety of pumpkin, 100g has from 125-200kJ.
|My Nanna's homemade vintage scone cutter made from a tin can (a bit rusty to use now but a wonderful keepsake)
One of the most famous ways to use pumpkin in baking (well, here in Queensland at least) is in pumpkin scones. We had a politician here in Queensland called Sir Johannes "Joh" Bjelke-Petersen, (13 January 1911 – 23 April 2005). He was the longest-serving and longest-lived Premier of Queensland, holding office from 1968 to 1987. His wife, Flo, herself a politician was reknown for her homely, old fashioned advice and recipes, including Pumpkin Scones, which she served to the Queen of England. (For more information on Flo, check out the Wikipedia entry.)
I actually had a request from Di at Di-licious Cupcakes, herself an excellent baker, to make some pumpkin scones and I'm only just getting around to it.
Flo's Pumpkin Scones
(from Classic Country Collection by Flo Bjielke-Petersen)
1 tbs butter
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
1 cup cold mashed pumpkin
2-2.1/4 cups self raising flour
milk for brushing
- Beat together butter, sugar and salt.
- Add egg, then pumpkin. Beat well.
- Finally, stir in very gently, by hand, the sifted flour until just combined. (Do not over work dough as scones will turn out very tough.)
- Turn onto floured work surface, flatten dough to approx 1" thickness and cut using scone cutter or cut into squares with a knife, as I did. (I prefer that more square look of a scone.)
- Place close together on baking tray (this will assist with the rising), brush with milk and bake in a preheated 225 deg C (435 deg F) oven for approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
I prefer my pumpkin scones with just butter or butter and jam. Scones in Australia are traditionally served in the form of a Devonshire Tea with whipped cream and jam at morning or afternoon tea time.
So, don't throw out that last bit of mashed pumpkin or if you have pumpkin going bad in your refrigerator, don't throw it out. Boil it, mash it, whack it in the freezer and make yourself some beautiful, soft fresh pumpkin scones.


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Week in Mobile: After Burner Climax, Metal Slug 2, and the first wave of new consoles
From now on, every Saturday here on GameZone, we'll feature a handful of new titles released for iOS/Android and... Read More
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We review Journey, Ninja Gaiden 3, and more this week on GameZone Read More
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SNK Playmore shows off a new handheld console based on the classic gaming system. We want one. Read More
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To some people, finding glitches in games is a full-time activity. To others, it's something discovered by chance. Some people keep the discovery of said glitches to themselves and use them to their own advantage. Others plaster them all over the Internet at the earliest available opportunity. Here's a doozy that's been doing the rounds today. Someone discovered that launching one of several SNK Xbox LIVE Arcade titles whilst running Modern Warfare 2 temporarily unlocks the full games. Details after the jump. Read More
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The predictions have proven to be true, as Space Invaders are indeed invading WiiWare this week, and they aren't alone.WiiWare™ SPACE INVADERS GET EVEN (Taito, 1 player, Rated E10+ for Everyone 10 and Older-Cartoon Violence, 500 Wii Points): The Space Invaders are back, and this time they're out to get even. Take control of a UFO and make those Earthlings pay by unleashing your fleet of heroic invaders against their puny tanks, fighter jets and artillery-but watch out for the massive boss awaiting you at the end of each stage. Use your invaders' five attack types and the might of the mother ship to rack up high scores, then upload them via Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection and see where you stand in the global rankings. (Note: Router and broadband access required for online play. For more info, visit www.nintendo.com.) Pit Crew Panic! (Hudson Entertainment, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone, 800 Wii Points): Pit Crew Panic! is a frantic, action-packed game that unfolds on the racing circuit. During the game, the pit crew is not only faced with repairing vehicles, but also various WHATSITs. Handling the WHATSIT repairs is a pit crew made up of legendary beauties. The controls are simple: Just grab a member of the crew with the Wii Remote™ controller's A Button, then release the button when the Pointer is over the damaged PART, and that crew member will begin repairs. Assign repairs to the members of your team and provide support using the Wii Remote to send a fully repaired WHATSIT out of the pit as quickly as you can. The game features Normal mode, which can be played using one of two rules: Abnormal mode (players split into two teams and compete against each other) and Ranking mode (compete with players around the world for the top record). Each mode can be played with a maximum of four Wii Remote controllers, allowing you to team up with friends and family. Your teamwork could lead to outstanding records. Virtual Console™ METAL SLUG 2 (NEOGEO, 1-2 players, Rated T for Teen-Blood and Gore, Violence, 900 Wii Points): Released in 1998 by SNK, METAL SLUG 2 is a side-scrolling military-action game. Players choose from Marco, Tarma, Eri and Fio, setting their sights on wiping out Morden's newly remobilized Rebellion Army. Just like the original METAL SLUG, players blaze a trail by shooting and jumping, but METAL SLUG 2 adds a new arsenal for you to command, including a heavy machine gun, a shotgun and even a laser gun, providing players with rich variety. Battle effects are packed in, as well-players turn into mummies after getting caught in poison gas coughed up by mummies. After picking up too many food items, characters turn fat, but they get an attack-strength upgrade. Two-player action is supported, too, so players can have a blast with their friends.Looks like a decent round-up this week. Space Invaders Get Even also features three additional "stage packs" for 500 points each, with two stages per pack. Read More
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Tuition Reimbursement for a Class Taken at another Institution
for Training or to Enhance Job Skills
Steps to request permission to take a training or job skills class at another institution and receive reimbursement for tuition paid
1. Decide which class at another institution will enhance your job skills and/or job performance. (In the case of job skills training sessions for which you will not receive a final grade or college credit, go to Pay for Conference/Workshop/Travel.)
2. Decide on a funding source or combination of sources.
Three sources of funding for tuition are available to full-time classified staff:
3. Fill in and submit appropriate forms. If using Classified Fund money, attach a copy of the award confirmation e-mail to your request form.
4. Wait for return of the approved, signed forms. The EDI Direct Deposit form takes longer to process than the professional development request form. Allow extra time for processing.
NOTE: If you begin taking the course before receiving the fully authorized request form, you are beginning that class without TCC's permission and without TCC's agreement to help pay your expenses.
NOTE: If you begin taking the course before receiving the fully authorized request form, you are beginning that class without TCC's permission and without TCC's agreement to help pay your expenses.
5. Then register for the class at the other institution and pay tuition and fees.
Save your course registration receipt, your tuition payment receipt, and copy of your final grade report.
Save your course registration receipt, your tuition payment receipt, and copy of your final grade report.
6. After completing the class, submit all required paperwork to your campus Business Office/District Business Manager to receive reimbursement by direct deposit.
Forms to Request Reimbursement for Tuition Paid to Another Facility
Course/Class Skills Training Taken at Other Educational Institution
Contact the campus/District Business Office for a Tuition Reimbursment Voucher, Accounting Grid, and instructions for filling and submitting the voucher form and receipts (Instructions- pdf)
7. Wait for reimbursement. Reimbursement money will be deposited into the account noted on the EDI you submitted earlier.
8. You may submit to HR a copy of the tuition assistance request forms, voucher forms, and a photocopy of your final grade mailer/report card to be added to your personnel file. Keep a photocopy of your forms and final grade for your files.
1. Tuition Reimbursement Fund ($500.00): Every campus (and District) has been allotted a fund (managed by the Business Manager on each campus or the Budget Manager for District) to assist employees with tuition expenses. During each new fiscal year (July 1 – June 30 of the following year), full-time employees are allowed to submit applications for up to $500.00 from this fund. All courses must be completed and the paperwork processed before the end of the fiscal year. After January, you might consider submitting a second request for additional funds; if there are fewer than normal requests made to date that year, your request may be awarded. This fund is for tuition assistance only, and for classified the course must be job-related or degree-related.
2. Individual Equity ($150.00): Every full-time classified staff member has been allotted $150.00 in financial support, called "individual equity", for professional development every fiscal year. To "be allotted" the money simply means that TCC will earmark that much for you to use each year if you want it. But the money belongs to the college and if you do not use it, the college will use it for something else. TCC reallocates that amount every July 1. You may use this fund toward tuition as well.
3. Classified Professional Development Fund ($1200.00): On July 1 of each year, a specified amount is reallocated into the fund. The Classified Association administers the fund in accordance with the Classified Professional Development Plan. A Classified Professional Development Fund Committee determines which requests for funding are awarded. Again, this money belongs to the college and whatever monies employees do not use will be used by the college for something else. According to the "rules", each staff member is limited to requesting a max of $800. Use it to pay whatever balance you may have left after using your tuition assistance or individual equity.
4. Other funding may be available through your department budget or an outside agency/organization willing to pay your expenses. Ask your supervisor or do some research on these. If you do find an outside funding source, you will have to do the paperwork for that agency's financial assistance to their satisfaction.


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Simryn GillAustralian, born Singapore (Singapore, Singapore, 1959)
Dalam, No.39
2001photograph | chromogenic print
Not on view at this time; find out where you can see works from our collection at locations around the Bay Area while our building is closed for expansion
9 1/4 in. x 9 1/4 in. (23.5 cm x 23.5 cm)
Acquired 2002
Collection SFMOMA
Accessions Committee Fund purchase
© Simryn Gill


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Some want compensated for 2 days down on their membership?
I want to know how id is going to compensate me for the horror of having to spend time with my family for 2 solid days!! I'm talking therapy bills people!! Also I had to go to bed before midnight last night and actually got a full nights sleep...how dare them take 2 days to fix things! How are we supposed to cope with more family time and more sleep?!?
You bastards! lmao
MAYBE, this has something to do with why for over a week my NORTANS would say QUAKELIVE.DLL requires attention, the other DLL files that load with quakelive also said the same thing. or maybe it has something to do with the occasional drop of signal only to find my self respawning with NO VOLUME or KICKING ME to windowed mode. or maybe it could be some of the things I SWEAR I HAVE SEEN HAPPEN DURING GAME PLAY , like other players just appearing in front of me making me and giving me a whooping. I swear Ive seen players spawn with rocket gun in hand, and I know for sure during one game a player just vanished 3 times in front of me, IM QUITE SURE ALL THAT PART WOULD OR WILL BE BLAMED ON LAG, so because of that I wont even tell you how many times I have been railed or rocket blasted when the shooter wasnt even looking at me because it just has to be LAG RIGHT? THANKYOU FOR A FUN GAME FROM MY PAST and I MEAN THAT.
Instead of compensating us allow free premium weekend this weekend or next weekend so anyone can experience it ad us premium/pro subscribers have more players to play with for that weekend at least.
and maps premium ....
Quien Me iba A Decir
Youtube GentLy2Quake
they extended us last year due to issues, but that was longer then 2 days. its not a big deal, good to see that quakelive is back up. ql team thanks for not following EA's handbook ;p
Amd 8350 - 4816.08 MHz on air
Crosshair V
Asus GTX660 DirectCU
Congratulations on resolving the technical issues and getting the platform back up. I really missed it.
Those of us that understand the difficulties in keeping a large platform up and getting a fallen one back up appreciate the amount of work that must have gone into standing the system back up.
keep up the good work.
It works... for now.
I'm grateful to be able to play again. I'm not a paying member, so the downtime just sucked, didn't cost me anything.
I appreciate the fact that this is a FREE game. Thanks ID!
A free premium week after the next Premium Pack would be cool .


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