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Roosta, a 3 yr old bay quarter horse stallion is Willow Creek Quarter Horse's junior sire and is being shown in open reining classes with Lance aboard. Amber, a 2 yr old palomino quarter horse mare is also showing in novice open reining classes with Lance "Up".
Both horses have been showing in the Quarter Horse Reining Show Pen in 2011 under the training and direction of Lance Shockley. Roosta won the Three Year Old Reining Futurity at the 2011 Western Slope Reining Horse Association Show at the Mesa County Fairgrounds, Grand Junction, Colorado August 2011.
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Workplace Watch: Rising Above the Usual Work Issues
Work is not always stressful. What I mean to say is that sometimes it is we who create our own problems in the workplace. It is not always the case that we are stressed by unreasonable deadlines, boss' impossible expectations, or unnerving colleagues. Sometimes the problem is our inability to rise above the usual work issues.
There are days when we just don't feel like doing anything. We get up and go to the office without really accomplishing anything. I have days like these, too. It usually happens when I feel exhausted or if my work feels more like a routine. What you need is a vacation. Take a few days off work and get refreshed. Obviously you need to break away from your routine. When you do get back to work again, you might find you missed it a bit and actually feel quite excited.
Are you disappointed of your job? Now quite what you expected? Well it's not everyday you find a job which you can actually enjoy. That's probably why they're paying you to do it. People who have jobs they are passionate about are very lucky. So until you find that ideal job, work your hardest so you can work your way up to a promotion. After all, if your salary gets higher, your job becomes more ideal too, right?
Do not over-commit. Do not give yourself more to work on. Refuse extra work if your schedule doesn't allow it. Say no to impossible and highly-demanding requests. Explain to your boss just how much work you can do in a number of work hours so he won't overload you. If you make sure that everything you submit is excellent, then your boss will appreciate your focus on the quality.
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The University of Mary Washington men's lacrosse team broke open a tight contest by outscoring Frostburg State University, 4-0, in the fourth quarter to top the Bobcats, 11-6, on Wednesday in a rematch of the teams from a week ago. The Eagles improve to 9-6 on the season and advance to the CAC Semifinal on Saturday at Salisbury University.
Unlike in last week's Frostburg win in which the Bobcats ran out to a 7-1 lead, UMW jumped ahead in this meeting, as senior Sean Dacey put UMW ahead with 9:33 remaining. The Bobcats tied the score with 4:10 remaining, but Billy Kelly put the Eagles back out in front with 3:01 remaining, and scored again with nine seconds left in the quarter to put UMW up, 3-1, after one.
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The Eagles blistered the Bobcats for 51 shots, while FSU had 37. The Eagles forced the Bobcats into 19 turnovers, and senior goalie Kyle Davitt made 16 saves. Davitt, Dick, and Travis Peed each had five ground balls for UMW.


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A newly-qualified nurse has won an award after impressing staff during her nursing placements at Charing Cross Hospital.
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The award is given by the League of Charing Cross Hospital Nurses for achieving a high standard in clinical knowledge and practice during work placements in the hospital's intensive care and oncology wards.
Ms Long-John said: "I am shocked and amazed to win this award and am so pleased that I made such a good impression during my placements."
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For fans, music festivals are multiple days of musical bliss. Bands don't always get to take in all the sights and sounds, but the right festival can be a little reunion for touring bands.
"There's nothing better to me than parking the car, getting out for four days and just watching music and drinking cold beer. I can't imagine a more fun situation," said Josh Clark, guitarist and vocalist for the San Francisco jam band Tea Leaf Green. "But when you're playing a festival, sometimes you just drive in and drive out. It's like visiting the Disneyland parking lot."
"So if we can't spend a lot of time, it's more about the hang," Clark said. "We get to see all our friends who are always on the road. Normally we're kind of ships passing in the night. Music festivals are the one place we can catch up and hang with our comrades on the road."
Music venues are also kind of an unusual venue for a jam band. A band that might normally play for three hours has to condense its show to an hour. Clark said the members of Tea Leaf Green are split between wanting to do a set that's a greatest hits-style selection of songs, or more obscure B-sides to reward fans. The end result for TLG is usually a merger of the two ideas.
Clark said Tea Leaf Green used to see recording records as a means to an end of promoting the band. They were usually done with very little time, rushing into the studio, banging out the tunes and returning to the road. It wasn't until 2010's "Looking West" that the band started to achieve what it really wanted from its records.
"We shifted our focus to try to make that best record we can, not an imprint of what our live show is like," Clark said. "We wanted to make records that were individual pieces of art that stood alone. After 'Raise Up the Tent' we started doing that."
Last fall Tea Leaf Green ran a Kickstarter campaign to fund its eighth album, "In the Wake." It was the band's first time recording songs it had never played live before. Due to the way the songs were recorded, the band didn't perform many of the songs until it was practicing for live shows.
"There was no end goal on how it would sound, so listening to the finished songs was kind of like unwrapping presents on Christmas morning," Clark said. "I don't think I was so nervous about planning a show since we first started in '99. Would anyone like it? It was pretty exhilarating. Things got better as we took them out on the road to expand and tweak and play with them. The songs are still growing, which is the best part about being in a band like this. There's no cage, it's total freedom."
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At Software Advice, we talk to hundreds of companies each year that are searching for marketing automation solutions.
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These buyer interactions occurred between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2013. Here are our key findings.
To provide further insights on the data, I shared our results with marketing technology thought leader David Raab, publisher of the B2B Marketing Automation Vendor Selection Tool, VEST. Raab's thoughts on the data are included in the report below.
The majority of buyers we spoke with (79 percent) were already using some type of software to manage marketing operations. However, only 9 percent of buyers had a marketing automation system in place. Here's a breakdown of the other systems in use:
Meanwhile, 21 percent of buyers used no software at all, instead relying on manual methods such as pen and paper, spreadsheets or one-off emails.
According to Raab, many companies are first-time buyers because "there's been mixed publicity about how hard it is to use marketing automation software and how successful an implementation can be."
However, he continues, "As more studies have come out showing that you can generate a return on investment (ROI), and there's greater recognition of success in using the software, more buyers are starting to consider it as a viable option that can work for them."
The most commonly-cited reason for evaluating marketing automation software was to improve lead management—40 percent of buyers cited this as their company's primary motivation. Buyers looking to improve lead management voiced two needs: to nurture buyers until they're sales ready, and to score leads to better determine when a buyer is sales ready.
Meanwhile, 30 percent of buyers cited the need to automate processes, such as sending triggered email messages based on customer behavior on their website.
One interesting thing we heard from consulting companies was the need to improve the services they provide to customers. Several companies mentioned wanting the ability to manage their client's email marketing campaigns as well as their lead scoring and nurturing strategy.
These buyers were also seeking software to improve their ability to track which marketing campaigns and channels are most effective in order to demonstrate their ROI. Marketing automation software helps buyers do this by better tracking the resources required to run a campaign.
The top features buyers requested are consistent with their need to improve lead management. The majority of buyers told us they required lead management features—81 percent requested lead nurturing, while 64 percent requested lead scoring.
Reporting and analytics was also a major focus, with 70 percent of buyers requesting these features in a marketing automation system. In Raab's experience, most buyers are seeking basic reporting features to track response rates across email campaigns and attribute revenue to a particular campaign. A small portion of buyers also evaluate these features to track campaign ROI, optimize spend and create fractional attribution models.
Our data matches Raab's observation—several buyers told us they "have no way to measure the ROI of their marketing campaigns or identify metrics" and were looking for a better way to report on marketing's effectiveness. Meanwhile, only a handful were seeking features such as ROI tracking.
Email marketing was another highly desired feature, with 47 percent of buyers citing the need for this capability. On the other hand, although many marketing automation vendors now include social media marketing features within their platform (or integrate with popular tools), only 6 percent of buyers requested social media features. This is not surprising, as buyers have many options to manage their social media marketing outside of a marketing automation system.
High tech topped our list of industries, making up 23 percent of buyers. This was expected, as the technology industry is known as an early adopter of marketing automation software.
Consulting and manufacturing were also among the top industries evaluating marketing automation, representing 11 percent and 8 percent of the sample, respectively. According to Raab, marketing automation is particularly well-suited to manufacturers, as they typically deal with high-ticket transactions, a long sales cycle and complex decision processes that can benefit from a system built to nurture long-term prospect relationships.
Indeed, 85 percent of manufacturers in our sample cited the need to nurture leads due to relatively long sales cycles associated with their product. Several manufacturers also mentioned wanting to create a marketing branch within their organization in order to begin marketing their products online.
Company sizes in our sample varied greatly, ranging from two to thousands of employees. Fifty percent of buyers had fewer than 50 employees, but 15 percent had 500 or more. The prevalence of small companies in the sample is somewhat surprising, given that mid-size and large companies have more aggressively adopted marketing automation systems. However, many vendors are now focusing on selling to the small and mid-size business market.
When looking at annual revenue, the largest portion of buyers in our sample were again, small and mid-size companies. Seventy-six percent generated under $50 million in annual revenue, while roughly 18 percent generated $100 million or more.
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As the market continues to mature, Raab expects "continued strong growth in marketing automation buying activity and use over the next few years as marketers become more familiar with how to use these systems, and vendors develop products suited to different industries and marketing organizations."
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Massive indebtedness changes a person, maybe even more than a college education does, and it's reasonable to suspect that the politicos who have allowed the tuition disaster to take its course know this. To saddle young people with enormous, inescapable debt—total student debt is now more than one trillion dollars—is ultimately to transform them into profit-maximizing machines. I mean, working as a schoolteacher or an editorial assistant at a publishing house isn't going to help you chip away at that forty grand you owe. You can't get out of it by bankruptcy, either. And our political leaders, lost in a fantasy of punitive individualism, certainly won't propose the bailout measures they could take to rescue the young from the crushing burden.
What will happen to the young debtors instead is that they will become Homo economicus, whether or not they studied that noble creature. David Graeber, the anthropologist who wrote the soon-to-be-classic Debt: The First 5,000 Years, likens the process to a horror movie, in which the zombies or the vampires attack the humans as a kind of recruitment policy. "They turn you into one of them," as Graeber told me.
Actually, they do worse than that. Graeber relates the story of a woman he met who got a Ph.D. from Columbia University, but whose $80,000 debt load put an academic career off-limits, since adjuncts earn close to nothing. Instead, the woman wound up working as an escort for Wall Street types. "Here's someone who ought to be a professor," Graeber explains, "doing sexual services for the guys who lent her the money."
The story hit home for me, because I, too, wanted to be a professor once. I remember the waves of enlightenment that washed over me in my first few years in college, the ecstasy of finally beginning to understand what moved human affairs this way or that, the exciting sense of a generation arriving at a shared sensibility. Oh, I might have gone on doing that kind of work forever, whether or not it made me rich, if journalism had not intervened.
It's hard to find that kind of ecstasy among the current crop of college graduates. The sensibility shared by their generation seems to revolve around student debt, which has been clamped onto them like some sort of interest-bearing iron maiden. They've been screwed—that's what their moment of enlightenment has taught them.
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YIELD: 6 to 8 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 30 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 3 1/2 hours
Ingredients1 quart water
2 pounds very lean ground beef
1 6-ounce can tomato paste
1 large onion, chopped fine
3 tablespoons dark red chili powder
3 bay leaves
1 tablespoon salt
1/2 tablespoon cocoa powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon white wine vinegar
1/2 teaspoon cumin
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
cooked spaghetti
grated cheddar cheese
chopped onion
cooked kidney beans
PreparationHeat water in large saucepan, crumbling in the beef and stirring with a fork to break up beef. Add next 13 ingredients. Simmer 3 hours, stirring occasionally. Discard bay leaves. (Can be prepared 1 month ahead and frozen.)
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online, includes detailed arrival and departure procedures for
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destination. Special rules are listed for ultralights, warbirds and
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season?" said AOPA President Phil Boyer. More...
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and CEO Vern Raburn, the Eclipse 500 fleet (five customer and five test
airplanes) has been temporarily restricted to only visual flight
operations after a teething problem was found with the very light jet's
pitot/static system. In a letter to customers sent Monday night, Raburn
outlined the problem: "Eclipse 500 aircraft have experienced three
in-flight events in which pitot pressure was lost on both left and right
primary air data sources, resulting in the loss of airspeed indications
on the Primary Flight Displays (PFDs). The standby airspeed indication
was not affected, and continued to function properly." Since all
aircraft regained the function of both air data systems when at warmer
temperatures, Eclipse believes the problem lies in internal
condensation, due to departures from high-humidity environments,
collecting and freezing in --and thus blocking -- the pitot tubing. The
start-up manufacturer plans to modify the pitot-heat system to increase
the temperature and work to mitigate moisture collection in the tubing.
Raburn didn't say when the fix would be ready, but he did promise an
update in two weeks. In an accompanying customer letter, Raburn gave another
update on the overall Eclipse 500 program. More...
PROPOSES AVIATION MEDICAL EXTENSIONThe FAA hasn't reviewed
the duration of aviation medicals since extending the duration of
third-class medical certificates from two years to three years for
individuals under age 40 in 1996, and it believes it's time to do so
again. On Tuesday, the agency issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would increase
the duration of validity from six months to one year on first-class
medical certificates for individuals under age 40 and from 36 months to
60 months on third-class medical certificates for individuals under age
40. However, there would be no change for the second-class validity
standard since the "existing U.S. medical certificate validity standards
for commercial pilots under age 40 in a multi-crew setting currently are
the same as" those of the International Civil Aviation Organization.
According to the FAA, the changes to the first- and third-class medical
renewal periods reflect the "FAA's assessment of the current,
appropriate interval for younger airmen," as well as "decrease routine
workflow thereby allowing the FAA to focus on the most safety-critical
certification cases and provide more efficient service to other
applicants waiting to be processed." More...
CITES CONTROLLER FATIGUE AS SAFETY FACTORThe NTSB said on Tuesday it wants the FAA to modify the
way it schedules air traffic controller work shifts to minimize
disrupted sleep patterns and fatigue. The Safety Board said controller
fatigue has been an ongoing concern, but the issue was raised again
after last August's fatal crash of a Comair regional jet on takeoff from
Lexington (Ky.) Blue Grass Airport. The controller who cleared the
Bombardier CRJ-100 for takeoff had worked from 0630 to 1430 the day
before the accident, took a two-hour nap in the afternoon, then returned
to work from 2330 until the accident occurred at 0607 the next morning.
"Such limited sleep can degrade alertness, vigilance, and judgment," the
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role of controller fatigue is unresolved, four other recent incidents
"provide clear and compelling evidence" that controllers suffer fatigue
due to their work schedules and that fatigue has contributed to errors,
the Board said. More...
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half hours, and the only other worker on duty is a trainee not qualified
to take over for you, well, it could mean that two Southwest 737s will
have to fly holding patterns for 18 minutes. That's what
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the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA). Before leaving
the tower to go to a restroom, the controller called the Boston Tracon
and asked them to hold incoming flights, NATCA said. The controller was
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UPDATE STILL IN THE WORKSAn update to the Air Defense
Identification Zone over Washington, D.C., is due by July, but the
details are continuing to be worked out and that date might be extended,
AOPA said on Monday. At a briefing for local pilots
held last week, some FAA officials suggested the final ADIZ could end up
smaller than the current one. A circle extending for 30 nautical miles
from the VOR at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was one
scenario discussed, which would exclude four Maryland airports --
including Martin State and Baltimore-Washington International -- from
the ADIZ. The circle might include some "notches" to ease access to
other general aviation airports within the zone. Pilots and controllers
at the meeting expressed concerns about the radio procedures that would
be required to navigate the airspace. However, no decisions have yet
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DETERMINES 9/11 REIMBURSEMENT RULES The FAA on Monday
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aviation businesses in the Washington, D.C., area that suffered
financial losses due to airport closures following 9/11. Congress has
provided up to $17 million for reimbursements, with no more than $5
million to go to the three Maryland airports: College Park, Potomac
Airfield and Washington Executive/Hyde Field. Also eligible for funds
are Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Washington South
Capitol Street Heliport. Signature Flight Support's DCA facility has
claimed more than $5 million in losses in the 9/11 aftermath. The
procedures take effect on May 9. More...
UNSURE OF CAUSE IN FATAL PIPER CRASHOn a clear morning in
July 2004, a Piper Navajo flown by a retired airline pilot who had more
than 32,000 hours of logged flight time hit a forested ridge in
Ticonderoga, N.Y. The airplane was torn apart and burned, and the pilot
and his passenger both died. The NTSB said in its recently released final report that it cannot find a cause for the
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"undetermined." However, the NTSB notes that in the days before the
crash, the passenger, who was under investigation by the FBI on
suspicion of fraud, unsuccessfully tried to obtain millions of dollars
in life insurance. He had also been "acting in an increasingly unusual
manner," according to an FBI agent quoted in the NTSB report.
TO OVERSEE GPSNASA has established the National Space-Based Positioning,
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has been appointed as a member. "GPS has become a public utility like
electricity or water," Boyer said. To help oversee that infrastructure,
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program management and funding. Boyer is the only board member from the
general aviation sector. The board had its first meetings last week in
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industries and consumers across the board now depend upon GPS," Boyer said. More...
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Kit Preston (Doris Day) is slowly being driven mad by life-threatening phone calls and near-fatal "accidents." Although Anthony (Rex Harrison), her suave industrialist husband, is skeptical of his wife's story, there is a gallery of would-be suspects. There is the new man on the block, the architect of a building going up next to the Prestons' vintage apartment -- but is Kit imagining all the high jinks?


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Huge New Biodefense Lab Is Dedicated at Fort Detrick
Posted By admin On October 25, 2008 @ 10:31 pm In Old Infowars Posts Style,U.S. News | Comments Disabled
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Washington Post
October 24, 2008
The Department of Homeland Security dedicated a massive biodefense laboratory in Frederick yesterday, moving toward the facility's opening despite questions raised about the risks of deadly pathogens to be studied there.
When the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center at Fort Detrick is fully operational in March, about 150 scientists in the lab will be tasked with protecting the country from a bioterrorist attack through prevention or containment. Another goal is to allow investigators to fingerprint biological agents such as viruses and bacteria, quickly tracing their source and catching the offender.
But critics cite the case of Bruce E. Ivins, a researcher at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, also at Fort Detrick, as evidence that such installations might help bioterrorists get access to lethal agents. FBI investigators think Ivins, who committed suicide in July, was responsible for the 2001 anthrax attacks.
Construction began in June 2006 on the $143 million, 160,000-square-foot facility inside the fort, the Army's sprawling medical research post in Frederick. The ship-shaped building will be divided between the lab's major divisions: a forensic testing center, which aims to identify the culprits in biological attacks; and the Biothreat Characterization Center, which seeks to predict what such attacks will look like and guide the development of countermeasures.
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Patent No. U.S. 7,238,732 B2
Eastman Chemical has been granted a patent for a radiation-curable adhesive composition comprised of at least one tackifier resin and at least one radiation-curable composition wherein the tackifier resin comprises monomer repeating units from at least one aromatic monomer and at least one acrylate monomer; wherein the radiation-curable composition can be cured by exposure to radiation, wherein the tackifier resin has a residual monomer concentration of less than 600 ppm by weight based on the weight of the tackifier resin.
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The evolving nature of the Android app universe means that compatibility has been a moving target but we are fully committed to universal app compatibility and developers want their apps on as many supporting devices as possible. We are continuously working with developers to implement Googles directive to support game controllers in games (http://developer.android.com/trainin...ler-input.html ). Please let us know when you come across an app that has a problem and we'll get in touch with the developer. Please feel free to contact the developer directly as well.
The "not compatible" message is a result of the hardware support filtering in the Google Play Store and can be impacted by options selected by the developer when posting the app manifest to the store. Typically, its not because M.O.J.O. cant run the app. For example, we recently had an issue with one game that was rendered incompatible for a few days due to an update that had removed M.O.J.O. from their white list of supported devices by mistake. Fortunately, that was a quick and easy fix. The latest firmware update for M.O.J.O. gets access to a lot more content than previous unrooted releases, although we still find some apps with options selected in their manifest that prevent them from being accessible even though it would play fine on M.O.J.O. otherwise. Again, as with controller support, let us and the developer know and well chase it up for you. Positively, theres little doubt that the vast majority of popular apps and games are now available.
In addition, we have a lot of content for gamers not widely supported on other devices. OUYA is now available on M.O.J.O. giving access to hundreds of games configured specifically for compatibility with our C.T.R.L.R. More and more games are being added as OUYA works through their library of now over 900 games. We've also partnered with OnLive and their game-streaming service giving access to their PlayPack library and CloudLift-enabled titles from your Steam account with over 250 PC games from triple-A publishers playable on M.O.J.O. and with our C.T.R.L.R. These apps are not supported on many other devices today.
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Dragon Age: Inquisition for Xbox 360On: Xbox 360, PS4, Xbox One, PS3, PC
RPG sequel built on EA's Frostbite technology.
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Dragon Age: Inquisition to get more DLC, but only for PS4, Xbox One and PC
PS3 and Xbox 360 short-changed in next wave of content.
BioWare isn't done with Dragon Age Inquisition story DLC
Exactly what content is planned remains a mystery.
Dragon Age: Inquisition's Jaws of Hakkon DLC out May 26 on PS4, PS3 and Xbox 360
Was released back in March on Xbox One and PC.
6-hour Dragon Age: Inquisition trial available on Xbox One
Xbox Live Gold members offered free trial this week.
Dragon Age: Inquisition Patch 5 features improvements to gameplay & stability
Party storage added to the Undercroft at Skyhold and the ability to adjust the size of subtitles.
BioWare to run beta test for next Dragon Age: Inquisition patch
Patch 5 to be the biggest yet; includes item storage facility and a new shop.
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BioWare releases downloadable Dragon Age tavern songs and sheet music
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Essex trust forced to rethink pay
Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which uses its own locally negotiated pay scales, has been trying to push through a 2% pay offer.
Unison and the RCN have been in dispute with the trust over the offer and an indicative ballot, held last month, suggested that 95% of staff were in favour of industrial action (NT News, 1 April, p5).
The multi-year pay deal now mean the trust's pay offer would be below the national average.
A trust spokesperson said it was in discussions with unions about whether to improve the pay offer following this.
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Hart Crane
Complete Poems and Selected Letters
White Buildings • The Bridge • Key West • uncollected poems • 412 letters
"This hefty collection of all [Crane's] verse, all the published prose, and much of [his] correspondence ... instantly becomes the standard edition."
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No American poet has so swiftly and decisively transformed the course of poetry as Hart Crane. In his haunted, brief life, Crane fashioned a distinctively modern idiom that fused the ornate rhetoric of the Elizabethans, the ecstatic enigmas of Rimbaud, and the prophetic utterances and cosmic sympathy of Whitman, in a quest for wholeness and healing in what he called "the broken world." White Buildings, perhaps the greatest debut volume in American poetry since Leaves of Grass, is but an exquisite prelude to Crane's masterpiece The Bridge, his magnificent evocation of America from Columbus to the Jazz Age that countered the pessimism of Eliot's The Waste Land and became a crucial influence on poets whose impact continues to this day.
This edition is the largest collection of Crane's writings ever published. Gathered here are the complete poems and published prose, along with a generous selection of Crane's letters, several of which have never before been published. In his letters Crane elucidates his aims as an artist and provides fascinating glosses on his poetry. His voluminous correspondence also offers an intriguing glimpse into his complicated personality, as well as his tempestuous relationships with family, lovers, and writers such as Allen Tate, Waldo Frank, Yvor Winters, Jean Toomer, Marianne Moore, E. E. Cummings, William Carlos Williams, and Katherine Anne Porter. Several letters included here are published for the first time.
This landmark 850-page volume features a detailed and freshly-researched chronology of Crane's life by editor Langdon Hammer, chair of the English Department at Yale University and a biographer of Crane, as well as extensive explanatory notes, and over fifty biographical sketches of Crane's correspondents.
Langdon Hammer, editor, is Chair of the English Department at Yale University, and is the author of Hart Crane and Allen Tate: Janus-Faced Modernism and, with Brom Weber, the editor of O My Land, My Friends: The Selected Letters of Hart Crane. He has held a Guggenheim Fellowship, and he is currently writing a biography of the poet James Merrill.
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