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Re: Star Wars: The Old Republic anticipation thread.
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Yup. You definitely missed something.
Of all the starting planets, Tython as the most xp. Even with a 25% deficiency, there's more than enough there to get you to 10.
Well, as I said, I did everything in the main story mission and the bonus quests, but didn't reach level 10. I still got my lightsaber, still got to go to Coruscant, so I'm not worried about it. I'm still killing level 12s at level 8, so it's all good.
As for medpacs and stims. Don't buy those either.
You get more than enough medpacs from quest rewards and loot. And stims aren't worth the money.
If you're really worried about it, take Biochem as your crafting skill. Which is pretty universally considered the optimum crafting skill for first character. (Since it's the only one that can really benefit all alts.) It's the easiest to level of all the skills, and you can keep it "up to level" fairly easily--any of the of gear crafting skills will ultimately start to fall behind unless you spend a lot of cash.
I might try that.
The Green medpacks and stims are way better than anything you'll find or buy and blue stuff isn't hard to make either and they add a HoT. Plus, the purps (also not too hard to get) are reusable (unlimited). Also, you can get packs that heal both you and your companion. You can't buy those from any vendor and they get expensive on the GTN.
I can't use or equip purple anything.
Oh, and the Ancient Droid isn't an elite but a champion (gold and silver star) Elites just have plain gold stars and they're all over the place.
He wasn't a droid.
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Terry Francona of the Cleveland Indians and Clint Hurdle of the Pittsburgh Pirates won the Manager of the Year awards Tuesday after guiding their small-budget teams to big turnarounds.
Francona edged John Farrell of the World Series champion Boston Red Sox for the American League honor, 112 points to 96, in a close vote by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
Hurdle was a runaway winner, selected first on 25 of 30 ballots by the NL panel after guiding the Pirates to the playoffs in their first winning season since 1992.
Don Mattingly of the Los Angeles Dodgers came in second, and Fredi Gonzalez of the Atlanta Braves finished third.
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MLB Executive Vice President Joe Torre said momentum is gaining toward taking action that would help prevent collisions at home plate. Torre also said he's confident that players and umpires will agree to expanded replay for the 2014 season.
• Atlanta's mayor said the city will demolish Turner Field after the Braves leave for a new stadium in the suburbs in 2017.
• Marlon Byrd and the Phillies closed in on a $16 million, two-year contract after he rebounded to hit a career-high 24 homers this year for the Mets and Pirates.
• Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman conceded that the team could be out-bid for free-agent second baseman Robinson Cano, who's seeking a 10-year deal in excess of $300 million.
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Not since Richard Nixon's heyday has there been a more controversial president capable of polarizing public opinion than George W. Bush. From his arrival in office through what many still regard as one of the most flagrant miscarriages of electoral justice in modern history to the long road to Iraq, liberals have vilified Bush as ardently as neoconservatives have embraced him. Both Alterman and Green are known for their doggedness in researching the media and political figures, and what they discover in the case of Bush is a consistent pattern of double standards, misrepresentation, and contradictions. The Book on Bush methodically critiques Administration policy from the standpoint of its truthfulness as well as its merit, with the characteristic wit of both writers.
The Causeby Eric Alterman
A major history of American liberalism and the key personalities behind the movement Why is it that nearly every liberal initiative since the end of the New Deal--whether busing, urban development, affirmative action, welfare, gun control, or Roe v. Wade--has fallen victim to its grand aspirations, often exacerbating the very problem it seeks to solve? In this groundbreaking work, the first full treatment of modern liberalism in the United States, bestselling journalist and historian Eric Alterman together with Kevin Mattson present a comprehensive history of this proud, yet frequently maligned tradition. In The Cause, we meet the politicians, preachers, intellectuals, artists, and activists--from Eleanor Roosevelt to Barack Obama, Adlai Stevenson to Hubert Humphrey, and Billie Holiday to Bruce Springsteen--who have battled for the heart and soul of the nation.
It Ain't No Sin to Be Glad You're Alive: The Promise of Bruce Springsteenby Eric Alterman
This highly praised celebration of Springsteen's artistry & influence is the most perceptive portrait yet of the remarkably gifted musician who, since the media anointed him "the future of rock 'n' roll" in the mid-1970s, has redefined the image of the rock star & emerged an authentic American hero -- a man to whom millions of loyal fans look as a voice for their yearnings, hopes, fears, & dreams. "Part biography, part lyrical deconstruction, & part fan letter, Alterman's book locates the singer-songwriter's strength in his ability to connect the small struggles of the common man with the broad political & social forces that engulf us, & to do so with a human touch." --Time. "It Ain't No Sin to be Glad You're Alive celebrates Springsteen's enduring legacy & reaffirms his position as a recording artist & performer who personifies America in the same way that Woody Guthrie, Walt Whitman, John Steinbeck, & Bob Dylan have in their work." --Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Fascinating, well researched, & serious: three qualities not often found together in biographies of musicians. It Ain't No Sin to be Glad You're Alive ranks with Peter Guralnick's work & is an essential document in evaluating Springsteen's legacy." --Rosanne Cash.
Kabuki Democracyby Eric Alterman
In this "agenda-setting" polemic, journalist and historian Eric Alterman explains what is really happening with the Obama presidency. While Obama's many compromises have disappointed liberals, Alterman argues that these concessions are largely due to a political system that is rigged against progressive change. These structural impediments to democracy have made the keeping of Obama's campaign promises all but impossible. Brilliantly blending incisive political analysis with a clear agenda for change,Kabuki Democracycuts through the clichés of conservative propaganda and lazy mainstream media analysis to demonstrate that genuine "change" will come to America only when people care enough to challenge the system.
Kabuki Democracyby Eric Alterman
In this "agenda-setting" polemic, journalist and historian Eric Alterman explains what is really happening with the Obama presidency. While Obama's many compromises have disappointed liberals, Alterman argues that these concessions are largely due to a political system that is rigged against progressive change. These structural impediments to democracy have made the keeping of Obama's campaign promises all but impossible. Brilliantly blending incisive political analysis with a clear agenda for change, Kabuki Democracy cuts through the clichés of conservative propaganda and lazy mainstream media analysis to demonstrate that genuine "change" will come to America only when people care enough to challenge the system.
What Liberal Media?by Eric Alterman
The question of whose interests the media protects-and how-has achieved holy-grail-like significance. Is media bias keeping us from getting the whole story? If so, who is at fault? Is it the liberals who are purported to be running the newsrooms, television and radio stations of this country, duping an unsuspecting public into mistaking their party line for news? Or is it the conservatives who have identified media bias as a reliably inflammatory rallying cry around which to consolidate their political base as they cynically "work the refs?" The media has become so pervasive in our lives that regardless of exactly where on the ideological fence you sit, the question of media bias has become all but unavoidable. Most of the criticism (and anger) has so far emanated from the political Right, which has offered us the rather unconvincing argument that a systematic Left bias is destroying the quality of news and debate in our country today. Journalist and historian Eric Alterman begs to differ. What Liberal Media? confronts the question of liberal bias and, in so doing, provides a sharp and utterly convincing assessment of the realities of political bias in the news. In distinct contrast to the conclusions reached by Ann Coulter, Bernard Goldberg, Sean Hannity, and Bill O'Reilly, Alterman finds the media to be, on the whole, far more conservative than liberal, though it is possible to find evidence for both views. The fact that conservatives howl so much louder and more effectively than liberals is one significant reason that big media is always on its guard for "liberal" bias but gives conservative bias a free pass. After reading What Liberal Media? you will understand that the real news story of recent years is not whether this newspaper, or that news anchor, is biased but rather to what extent the entire news industry is organized to communicate conservative views and push our politics to the right-regardless of how "liberal" any given reporter may be.
What Liberal Media?by Eric Alterman
Widely acclaimed and hotly contested, veteran journalist Eric Alterman's ambitious investigation into the true nature of the U.S. news media touched a nerve and sparked debate across the country. As the question of whose interests the media protects-and how-continues to raise hackles, Alterman's sharp, utterly convincing assessment cuts through the cloud of inflammatory rhetoric, settling the question of liberal bias in the news once and for all. Eye-opening, witty, and thoroughly and solidly researched, What Liberal Media? is required reading for media watchers, and anyone concerned about the potentially dangerous consequences for the future of democracy in America.
What Liberal Media? The Truth About Bias and the Newsby Eric Alterman
Discusses ethics and objectivity in journalism.
When Presidents Lieby Eric Alterman
Lying has become pervasive in American life-but what happens when the falsehoods are perpetrated by the Oval Office? As the lies told by our government become more and more intricate, they begin to weave a tapestry of deception that creates problems far larger than those lied about in the first place. Eric Alterman's When Presidents Lieis a compelling historical examination of four specific post-World War II presidential lies whose consequences were greater than could ever have been predicted. FDR told the American people that peace was secure in Europe, setting the stage for McCarthyism and the cold war. John F. Kennedy's unyielding stance during the Cuban missile crisis masked his secret deal with the Soviet Union. Misrepresented aggression at the Gulf of Tonkin by the North Vietnamese gave LBJ the power to start a war. Finally, Ronald Reagan's Central American wars ended in the ignominy of the Iran-contra scandal. In light of George W. Bush's war in Iraq, which Alterman examines in the book's conclusion, When Presidents Lieis a warning-one more relevant today than ever before-that the only way to prevent these lies is America's collective demand for truth.
When Presidents Lie: A History of Official Deception and Its Consequencesby Eric Alterman
Alterman (English, City U. of New York-Brooklyn College) helps dispel two myths: that US presidents would never lie to the people; and that presidential lying began only with the current occupant of the position. Having a mere 500 pages, he does not go back farther than Franklin D. Roosevelt, and leaves out all the subsequent presidents except Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Reagan, and of course Bush the second. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc. , Portland, OR (booknews. com)
Why We're Liberalsby Eric Alterman
Thanks to the machinations of the right, there is no dirtier word in American politics today than liberal. Yet public-opinion polls consistently show that the majority of Americans hold liberal views on everything from health care to foreign policy. In this feisty, accessible primer, Eric Alterman sets out to restore liberalism to its rightful honored place as the politics of America s everyday citizens. In a crisply argued and extensively documented counterattack on right-wing spin and misinformation, Alterman briskly disposes of such canards as Liberals Hate God and Liberals Are Soft on Terrorism, reclaiming liberalism from the false definitions foisted upon it. Why We re Liberals is the perfect book for all of those ready to fight back against the conservative mud-slinging machine and claim their voice in the political debate.
Why We're Liberals: A Political Handbook for Post-Bush Americaby Eric Alterman
The bestselling author demolishes myths about liberalism in America, today, and discusses why many feel there is no dirtier word in American politics today than "liberal"--yet public opinion polls consistently show that the majority of Americans hold liberal views on everything from health care to foreign policy. In this feisty, accessible primer, bestselling author Eric Alterman sets out to restore liberalism to its rightful honored place in our political life as the politics of America's everyday citizens. He examines liberalism's development and demonstrates how its partisans have come to represent not just the mainstream, but also the majority of Americans today. In a crisply argued though extensively documented counterattack on right-wing spin and misinformation, Alterman briskly disposes of such canards as "Liberals Hate God" and "Liberals Are Soft on Terrorism," reclaiming liberalism from the false definitions foisted upon it by the right and repeated everywhere else. Why We're Liberals brings clarity and perspective to what has often been a one-sided debate for nothing less than the heart and soul of America.
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Acute Epiglottitis
WALTER E. BERMAN, M.D., and
ALAN E. HOLTZMAN, M.D., Beverly Hills
MANY PHYSICIANS are but little aware of acute epi-
glottitis as a potentially serious and sometimes fatal
disease of infants and children. Although the con-
dition was recognized at the turn of the century,
only in the last five years has it been included as a
distinct entity in pediatric textbooks."2
Acute epiglottitis is not a rare disease. Miller7
said that at one hospital about one case a month is
observed. Berenberg and Kevy2 reported on 42 pa-
tients with the disease observed in an eight-year
period, only one of whom was referred to the hos-
pital with the correct diagnosis. In light of these
facts, it behooves physicians who may be called
upon to attend children to become better acquainted
with this disease and to be prepared to treat it as
an emergency.
A six-year-old boy was admitted to the U.C.L.A.
Medical Center with acute upper respiratory tract
obstruction. He had been well until the morning
before admission, when he complained of sore
throat and anorexia. The body temperature gradu-
ally rose. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the patient
was examined by a physician who noted mild phar-
yngitis and fever and prescribed a tetracycline
That evening at 8 o'clock difficulty in breathing
became apparent and when the physician observed
him the patient was sitting up in bed, drooling and
having moderate inspiratory stridor. The alae nasae
flared, and suprasternal, intercostal and lower sternal
retractions were prominent. The epiglottis, easily
visualized by depressing the tongue with a tongue
blade, was decidedly inflamed and edematous.
Upon arrival at the hospital, the patient was given
chloramphenicol intramuscularly and cold steam
inhalations were started. When his condition did
not improve in two hours, tracheotomy was done.
Breathing immediately became easier and by the
following morning the patient was afebrile and had
no respiratory distress. Chloramphenicol was con-
tinued by mouth and the tracheotomy tube was re-
moved after four days. He was discharged on the
fifth day. The leukocyte content of the blood at the
time of admittance to hospital was 26,900 per cu.
Submitted June 29, 1959.
* Although acute epiglottitis is not a rare disease
and may be very severe or fatal, it is one not fa-
miliar, as it should be, to all physicians dealing
with children.
Diagnosis may be confirmed clinically by di-
rect or indirect examination of the epiglottis.
Vaporized cool water is preferable to steam for
reducing the swelling of mucosal tissues that im-
pairs breathing.
Chloramphenicol is the drug of choice, as the
majority of cases of acute epiglottitis are due to
H. Influenzae.
Tracheotomy must be carried out if necessary
to maintain an airway.
mm.-69 per cent neutrophils, 13 per cent banded
forms and 15 per cent lymphocytes. No significant
organisms grew on cultures of the blood and ma-
terial from the throat, trachea and epiglottis.
Hemophilus influenza, type B, has been generally
considered to be the causative agent in acute epi-
glottitis. This organism has been the most common
one recovered from the throat and from the blood
of patients with this disease, although other bacteria
have grown on cultures in some instances.
Some investigators'
believe that this disease,
along with most infections of the respiratory tract,
is brought about by some precursor disease, most
commonly a viral infection, with secondary com-
plications caused by organisms which may be pres-
ent in the respiratory tract at the time.
Clinical Manifestations
This condition usually affects children between
two and six years of age and commonly occurs in
the late fall, winter and early spring. Camps5 re-
ported four cases in infants under one year of age.
A very interesting case in a 12-year-old, considered
to have bulbar poliomyelitis, was reported by Gun-
dell.6 Brewer and Rambo3 have reported cases in
The onset of the disease is abrupt, fever and sore
throat being the prominent findings. A younger
child may merely gag when drinking. Early in the
course of the condition the pharynx is mildly hy-
peremic and some of the anterior cervical lymph
nodes slightly tender. Dyspnea may or may not be
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Figure 1.-Showing the swollen arytenoids and epiglottis, and the position of the epiglottis as it appears to view
when the tongue is pressed down with a blade.
observed early. Any child with soreness of the
throat greater than seems consistent with the visi-
ble condition should be considered as possibly hav-
ing acute epiglottitis.
Pronounced dyspnea, pallor, cyanosis and pros-
tration ensue in a few hours, and by that time there
is usually no question about the diagnosis. Inspira-
tory. stridor with pronounced suprasternal and in-
frasternal retraction occurs. The patient sits up,
leans forward, gasps for air with his mouth opened
wide and his tongue protruding, and drools excess-
ively. There is a muffled quality to the voice rather
than the hoarseness seen with other laryngitides. The
pulse and respiration rates are sharply accelerated.
Usually the diagnosis can be confirmed simply
by looking at the epiglottis, which can be exposed
to view by depressing the tongue or by pulling the
tongue forward. In most children, the mere placing
of the blade on the tongue will cause the swollen,
reddened epiglottis to rise into sight. For an older
child, a mirror may be needed for visualization.
From the pathological viewpoint, probably a bet-
ter name for this disease would be supraglottic
laryngitis or supraglottitis. Inflammation and swell-
ing is usually confined to the epiglottis, the ary-
epiglottis folds and arytenoids. Some superficial
ulceration of the mucosa may be present. Cultures
of the blood or of material from the epiglottis and
pharynx may grow H. Influenzae or other signifi-
cant organisms.
Differential Diagnosis
Spasmodic croup, one of the diseases to be differ-
entiated from acute epiglottitis, may be preceded by
mild upper respiratory tract symptoms or none at
all. There may be slight temperature elevation, and
typical barking cough is usually present. The epi-
glottis is not swollen or red as it is in epiglottitis.
Spasmodic croup usually responds quickly to in-
creasing the humidity of inspired air.
In acute laryngitis, involvement of the vocal
cords is evidenced by definite hoarseness. There
may be little dyspnea at the onset. Aphonia should
suggest the possibility of diphtheritic laryngitis.
Acute laryngotracheobronchitis is usually slower
in onset than acute epiglottitis, symptoms refer-
rable to the respiratory tract usually not developing
until after a day or two of illness; and when res-
piratory difficulty does develop, usually there is
expiratory as well as inspiratory impairment, as
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against inspiratory only in epiglottitis. Rales may
be heard in laryngotracheobronchitis but usually
not in epiglottitis.
Early establishment of an adequate airway is the
primary consideration in dealing with a patient
with acute epiglottitis. There are few times in medi-
cine when a disease may require more exacting or
immediate treatment. When the respiratory obstruc-
tion is not so profound as to require immediate
by-passing of the upper respiratory passages, in-
creasing the humidity of inspired air helps reduce
the swelling of mucosal tissues, vaporized cold water
being superior to steam for this purpose. The ap-
paratus for producing it consists of a nebulizer
through which water may be forced by compressed
air or oxygen with the nozzle placed close enough
to the patient to permit large quantities of the cool
vapor to reach respiratory passages.
Chemotherapy should be started at once-chlor-
amphenicol given intramuscularly in dosages of
100 mg. per kilogram of body weight per 24 hours
for children up to 15 kg. and 1 to 2 gm. per 24 hours
for children over 15 kg. The daily dose is adminis-
tered in three equal injections at eight-hour inter-
vals. After one day of therapy, the drug may be
given orally at a dosage of 50 mg. per kilogram of
body weight per 24 hours.
When the patient has pronounced suprasternal
and intercostal indrawing, or the pulse is increas-
ing at the rate of ten per hour, or the respiratory
rate is increasing, tracheotomy is mandatory. Pass-
ing an endotracheal tube is not desirable because of
the preexisting inflammatory and edematous con-
dition, except as a preliminary measure until a
tracheotomy can be performed. Tracheotomy
preferably performed in the operating room under
general anesthesia after an endotracheal tube is
passed. Occasionally a temporary laryngeal obstruc-
tion may develop in the induction phase, but with
the proper equipment at hand the passage of an
endotracheal tube is not a major problem.
9735 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills (Berman).
1. Adams, J. M.: Brenneman's practice of pediatrics, 11:
18, revised March 1954.
2. Berenberg, W., and Kevy, S.: Acute epiglottitis in child-
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It's amazing how winning a couple games can change one's outlook.
A week ago, the Celtics were playing their way into front-runner status in the "Riggin for Wiggins" sweepstakes.
Today, they head to Miami with a two-game winning streak and maybe just as important, confidence that if they can keep the game close they can (gasp!) win.
A victory in South Beach is far-fetched and unlikely to happen, I know.
Still, at least the hope and optimism that the Celtics have now is based on their play and not prayers.
Down the stretch against Orlando, Boston made all the big shots, defensive stops and of course, a slew of hustle plays.
Brandon Bass impacting the game at both ends of the floor with blocked shots and buckets.
Kelly Olynyk.
Jordan Crawford.
Avery Bradley.
There were plenty of Celtics players whose contributions were not just noticeable, but absolutely essential to Boston getting the victory.
And because of that, they had every reason to celebrate on the short plane ride to Miami.
But Brad Stevens is doing his best to keep everything perspective.
That's part of his job; to keep his players grounded while preparing them for greater rewards down the road.
That said, Friday's win was a big, big one for this team.
Not just because of what it means record-wise.
They were able to get a win by closing out a tightly contested, down-to-the-final-shot affair, doing all the little things needed to flourish after repeatedly failing to do so earlier.
"The most excited I've been since I moved to Boston was when Jordan (Crawford) dove on that loose ball with about three minutes left," Stevens said. "We have to start making winning plays at winning times, and we did."
Winning plays breeds a winning mentality which this team is still working towards developing.
"It's good to win, but when you rest on that ... you have to ride the momentum if you can positively," Stevens said. "But you can't let it consume you, let your head get too big."
Fat chance of that happening.
"Overall, very pleased with the result but we still have a lot to work on," Stevens said. "We just have to figure out how to get better, and move on."
And that is what makes Stevens the right man for this job, at this time.
He understands that all of this is a process, one that will have its highs like back-to-back wins as well as its lows such as four straight losses to start the season which ranks among the top 10 worst starts in franchise history.
Part of that process involves establishing a foundation which is starting to take shape before our very eyes.
This team is going to take its share of lumps, for sure.
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About guild repairs...
We're not turning them on, until the bank is sitting on 50,000g. And any time the guild bank goes below 50,000g, we will be turning them off. We use that money to buy things to make the raids better. We buy Sorcerous Fire/Earth to make greater flasks to hand out during raids. Each raid we hand out between 40 to 70 (15-20g each) flasks, and the extras dont always make it back into the bank. We've bought materials to make potions as well. Each raid we go through at least 100 - 150 potions from the bank, often more (5-7g each).
So, conservitely the gbank is out anywhere between 1100 and 2450 every raid, without paying for repairs. If you add in repairs for a normal night, averaging 1-5 deaths per player, 40 gold a death, repairs come out to be somewhere near 2000 gold. Wipe nights cost around 8k. So, a normal raid night is 3000 - 5000 gold. Our current income per week into the gbank is ~1500 gold from the Cash Flow perk. 1000 gold comes from our weekly raid, and then some miscellaneous bonuses also get hit.
The guild can afford to fund four weeks of raiding with it's current funds, assuming they're all farm nights, and a bit under two weeks if it's progression wiping.
How do we get more money into the gbank?
We could charge for BoEs. Half market value to loot and equip a BoE. That doesnt seem awesome, and I don't really want to go that route.
We could charge for mistakes. You fucked up a mechanic and wiped us? Pay a fine. That doesnt seem awesome, and I don't really want to go that route.
We could stop passing out flasks/potions. Unlike paying for repairs, flasks and potions actually increase our chances of killing bosses, as I know that people would be more conservative with their own materials. So, this is very low on my list of things I actually want to do.
Guild Lottery. I was going to bring this up at the guild meeting but I went ahead and added it here. I'm planning on starting a weekly lottery in the guild. Tickets will cost 500g, you can buy as many as you want. Drawing will be held on Sunday nights raid. The winner will receive 75% of the total value of all tickets and the guild bank will take the remaining 25%.
Do challenges. There are 7 challenges for dungeons, 3 for challenge modes, and 3 for Rated BGs. If these are all done, a lot of free money appears in the gbank.
"Oh Wise and Terrible Zeiss, that's great and all, but I still cant afford repairs because I'm bad at the game and/or I make terrible decisions. "
Well, you're probably doing something wrong then. There has never been an easier expansion to make money in, at least repair money. Your garrision is basically a faucet that poors out limitless amounts of money, in small quantities. Here's how:
Jewelcrafting Building - Level 2 - Small Building:
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Salvage Yard - Level 3 - Small Building:
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- Endless supply of vendor trash. Most of the greens that drop from this are vendor trash and dont need to be AHd or DEd. Some should be DEd and very few AH for hundreds of gold.
- Always save up the blue class specific gear you get to DE. They are not worth vendoring. Get a buddy with an enchanter hut and dust them, then sell the dust.
- Also drops 665 BoEs that are worth a ton.
- I usually do all of my salvage yard stuff for a week at once, saving up the boxes to open in a big group so it's less annoying on a daily basis.
Frostwolf Tavern - Level Three - Medium Building
- Get inn to level 3 by doing 10 daily instance quests.
- New missions will be available to your followers, depending on how active you are its worth between 300 and 1200 gold in a day.
- These missions also help the salavage yard by generating salvage crates.
Gladiator's Sanctum - Level whatever - Medium Building
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- Give bones to creepy insane orc for work orders.
- Work orders turn into gold/honor/conquest/gear.
- Use honor to buy raid rerolls, dust gear for gold, use conquest to get 660 epics, use gold for gold.
- Most time intensive for least output.
"Well, ok, that's fine, I'm still broke because I'm lazy."
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- Nov 10 8:43 PMDavid, It seems to me that volcanoes do not bring usable iron to the
surface. In Oregon we have many lava fields which do not have usable
anything. Lava in almost any form other than dust, (which does work
some) is so hard that it will have to go through a lot of work before it
is broken down to usable form.
The slowing down of the earth due to freezing at the poles is
basic to bringing the shifting of the poles. You can think of some things
that might be good about that, but right now I can only think of some
very bad things.
I might list some good things that controlling the rotation speed
of the earth would do. But it doesn't sound like you are interested.
In my opinion if God has shown us how to do something, it just
might be possible that He wants us to use it. Of course anything can be
used for good or bad. Often both are the result.
Choosing to do nothing because one might feel like he is playing
God is like not wiping your nose because its natural to drip. Choosing
to listen to those that think that what is, is what God wants, is not
logical. We are charged to tend the earth.
Btw how is the SE theory not in sink with present Solar theory?
Mars is without volcanos because its plates have not shifted,
because its shape has not changed, because its rate of rotation has not
changed, because its poles have not shifted to new spots of rotation,
because no water has frozen on its poles to get in the way of its SE
conductivity, because there is not enough water on Mars. Why it lost its
water I haven't figured out yet. Possibly some passing body, or maybe it
was pulled someway too close to the Sun. Walter
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> One thing that has received some news but not nearly enough about
> dam is that there is at least one major fault line running right
> it. I have suggested that putting into place the North and South
> geologically centered poles, which could be used to control the
> speed of the earth to keep the plates from shifting at all, by
> moment and stopping all subducting which causes volcano eruptions.
> is some evidence that there may be some steps being taken toward
> them in place. I hope that this is shown to be so. Walter
I still don't go for the solar-electric jet idea, because it runs
completely counter to what is known about solar physics. However,
even if I did, and even if it were possible to do so, I would
adamantly opposed to altering Earth's natural rotation and plate
tectonics. Volcanos are absolutely vital to life. They recycle
minerals from the ocean floor back to the surface, and they replinish
the atmosphere from the loss of gas into space by the solar wind. If
it weren't for volcanos, we would not have heavy elements like iron
near the surface where we can get to them and use them.
If you want to see what happens when volcanos die, look at
Mars...barren, cold, comepletely dry (at least on the surface) and
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He forced her, along with her older sisters, to forgo any semblance of a normal childhood.
I joined them at the table for a three-course meal, and tried to ease into a semblance of small talk.
One can only hope that, with the whole country watching, some semblance of justice can be salvaged in Florida.
Obama has tried every which way to avoid any semblance of another war for America in the Middle East.
They set off at once, death in their hearts, yet clinging outwardly to any semblance of a hope.
The semblance of a trial followed; he was condemned and transported to Cayenne.
Perhaps, after these gloomy days and years, a semblance of sunlight may return.
It was she—it was her arms and necks which gave that semblance of amorous vitality to her fruit.
It only bursts into life, it only bursts even into the semblance of life, when the sun shines.
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I've never had that. If anything I've had the opposite. I'll meet someone with a name and then I'll like it even more!
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I think I did with Charlotte. Before I met a Charlotte I was head over heals for the name. More than that I had an image of what a little Charlotte would be like, a tiny little girl with a round angelic face, with blue eyes and fair hair just like my childhood doll named Charlotte. I would have used it even if it was a top ten name. But then one day a women came into the library where I work with her two daughters, one of which was a Charlotte. This was the first Charlotte I had ever encountered. Charlotte was around three or four and totally not what I pictured a Charlotte to look like. It sort of put me off the name because she wasn't how I pictured a Charlotte to be, but it also gave me a reality check. I always picture specific children along with the names I like and it made me realize that the children I imagine in my head won't be the children I'll get if I ever have children and use those names.
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Councillors approve £750m waste PFI contract for CambridgeshireCambridge County Council chiefs have given the green light for a proposed 28-year Private Finance Initiative (PFI) contract with Donarbon to deal with the areas waste. If the contract receives approval from Full Council at its meeting on May 15,
Dorset Sainsbury's store becomes first outside of London to compost food wasteSupermarket giant Sainsburys has named its Ferndown branch in Dorset as the first of its stores outside London to organically recycle unwanted food products. It said if the scheme is successful it could be extended locally but wherever possible unsold good food would continue to be donated to worthy causes. Ferndown branch has secured a contract with organics recycling firm Eco Composting (Eco) to handle its waste food on a trial basis. Collectio
Fire at Viridor landfill siteViridor is to carry out a full investigation into a fire that engulfed an articulated lorry and ignited the surrounding area at its Masons landfill site last Tuesday morning. The fire started at around 9am underneath the cab of the vehicle which then spread to the fuel tanks and ignited the surrounding surface area of the landfill. Viridor staff initially tried to tackle the blaze, which created plumes of smoke visible for some distance, with water bowsers and
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Apartments Rezia: Apartments in Ortisei.
Welcome to the picturescue centre of Ortisei! From our very central apartments you will reach all the facilities and lifts of Ortisei like Alpe di Siusi, Rasciesa, Seceda connected with the whole Sellaronda in 3 minutes walking time.
Apartment Giardino Rezia: Description: 70 sqm, Comfortable apartment with 2 double rooms, living room with kitchenette and dishwasher, Flat 42 inches satellite TV, balcony with garden view, 2 additional sleeping places on the extensible couch in the living room and bathroom with hair dryer and shower.
Included services: Energy, heating, taxes, 1 bed linen and towels set per person, ski deposit with boot heater, 1 parking place for every apartment and final cleaning.
On request and charged: Baby cots, pets are on request, wood briquettes for the stove, laundry service without ironing, additional changing of bed linen and towels, WI FI, additional parking places nearby, shopping service for the arrival day. (Send us the shopping list and we will provide the products in your apartment at the arrival).
In the center of Ortisei. Because of the very central position, there are many facilities around our House, like supermarkets, Shops and Bars. The "Luis Trenker Promenade" with his children Playgrounds along the old railway line is close to the apartments Rezia, the Italian trattoria "Pan y Vin" with tasty local and Mediterranean dishes is located directly on the ground floor.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Innsbruck 150 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
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Congenital hydrocephalus is a buildup of excess cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain at birth. The extra fluid can increase pressure in the baby's brain , causing brain damage and mental and physical problems. This condition is rare.
Finding the condition early and treating it quickly can help limit any long-term problems. But long-term effects mostly depend on what caused the fluid buildup, how bad it gets, and how the baby responds to treatment.
When hydrocephalus doesn't occur until later in life, it is called acquired hydrocephalus. This topic focuses on hydrocephalus that is present at birth (congenital).
This condition is caused by an imbalance between how much fluid the brain makes and how well the body is able to process it.
Normally, fluid flows through and out of chambers of the brain called ventricles, and then around the brain and spinal cord. The fluid is then absorbed by the thin tissue around the brain and spinal cord. But with hydrocephalus, the fluid can't move where it needs to or is not absorbed as it should be. And in rare cases the brain makes too much fluid.
Congenital hydrocephalus may happen because of:
The clearest symptom of hydrocephalus is a head that is larger than normal. You and your doctor may notice it when the baby is born or within the first several months of life. It's normal for a baby's head to grow a lot during the first year. But with congenital hydrocephalus, the head may grow faster than the normal rate for a baby's height and weight.
The condition may cause the soft spot (fontanelle) on your baby's head to feel firm or bulge out. Also, the areas between the skull bones (sutures ) may be larger than normal.
If pressure builds in the brain, your baby may:
A fetal ultrasound can sometimes show the problem before birth. But most cases are found during a physical exam soon after birth. Your doctor may suspect that your baby has congenital hydrocephalus if your baby's head is larger than normal.
Your baby may need imaging tests, such as a CT scan, an MRI, or an ultrasound, that can give a picture of the brain with more detail. Genetic tests may be done in some cases.
Early treatment—before age 4 months—is important to help limit or prevent brain damage. Treatment focuses on reducing the amount of fluid in the brain to relieve pressure.
In most cases, the doctor places a flexible tube, called a shunt, in the brain to drain the fluid. The shunt carries fluid to another part of the body (usually the belly or the heart), which then absorbs the fluid. The shunt may stay in the brain for life, though it may be have to be fixed or replaced later if it becomes blocked or infected.
A surgery called endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) may be used instead of a shunt in some cases. In ETV, a small hole is made in the deep part of the brain so that the fluid in the brain can flow freely.
Sometimes emergency treatment is needed to reduce the fluid. This may include medicines, a lumbar puncture (sometimes called a spinal tap), or a procedure to drain fluid from the brain until a shunt can be put in.
If your child has any developmental problems or delays caused by damage to the brain, your doctor can help you find the care you need. Treatment will focus on the specific problems your child has. For example, speech therapy can help with speech delays. Physical therapy can help with motor skill problems.
No matter what kind of treatment your child has had, you and your child's doctors will need to watch your child closely to make sure that the fluid in the brain continues to drain properly. Pressure can build up in the brain again. Shunts can become blocked or infected. These problems need to be treated right away to prevent permanent damage.
Symptoms such as irritability, poor appetite, sleeping too much, and vomiting often may be signs that fluid has built up again in your child's brain. After early childhood, there may be other symptoms to watch for, such as headaches, vision problems, confusion, slurred speech, or problems walking. Shunt infections may also cause a fever and redness along the shunt tract or valve.
As your child grows, you'll need to watch for problems with brain development. These could include things like delayed learning, problems with motor skills, and speech problems. Talk to your doctor about any new problems or changes you notice.
It can be hard to wait and see if symptoms will return. And if your child has special needs, it can be a challenge to take care of him or her. Try to take good care of yourself. And ask your doctor about support groups and organizations that can help.
Learning about congenital hydrocephalus:
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Other Works Consulted Feldstein NA, Anderson R (2006). Diagnosis and management of hydrocephalus. In FD Burg et al., eds., Current Pediatric Therapy, 18th ed., pp. 374–377. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier. Kinsman SL, Johnston MV (2011). Congenital anomalies of the central nervous system. In RM Kliegman et al., eds., Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 19th ed., pp. 1998–2013. Philadelphia: Saunders. Prockop LD (2010). Hydrocephalus. In LP Rowland, TA Pedley, eds., Merritt's Neurology, 12th ed., chap. 53, pp. 349–355. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. Ropper AH, Samuels MA (2009). Disturbances of cerebrospinal fluid and its circulation, including hydrocephalus, pseudotumor cerebri, and low-pressure syndromes. In Adams and Victor's Principles of Neurology, 9th ed., pp. 591–611. New York: McGraw-Hill. Seiff ME (2003). Hydrocephalus section of Developmental, neurocutaneous, and genetic metabolic disorders. In RW Evans, ed., Saunders Manual of Neurologic Practice, pp. 889–895. Phildelphia: Saunders. Ulrich NJ (2011). Hydrocephalus and pseudotumor cerebri. In CD Rudolph et al., eds., Rudolph's Pediatrics, 22nd ed., pp. 2174–2178. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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Kimpossible 6 years
I absolutely love this plant but don't have any real ones in my home due to our cat. While he's never eaten a plant in the house yet, I'd rather not take any chances. I do have some silk ones in my decorations though - white ones on the buffet, brown ones on the mantle, and nestled in our white tree. Oh and white and red ones in a holly/poinsettias garland hanging on the balcony.
LoveSarah 6 years
Since my cat loves to eat plants, I am too afraid to put anything out that he could get his paws on.
aimeeb 6 years
I was given one as a gift from miss emalove but normally I don't buy one.
Txredd 6 years
Same reasons as mentioned.
Txredd 6 years
Same reasons as mentioned.
laurelm 6 years
nope, for same reasons said, I am too worried about my dogs!
MoonGoddess77 6 years
I really am not a fan of this plant. Just isn't my taste so I avoid them.... especially since I have a dog. He's good about not eating my plants but still I don't like the liability. I tend to re-gift them if some well meaning sole gives me one.
Stupidasscat 6 years
I cant becasue I plan on keeping my animals and my cats love to chew on things.
lawchick 6 years
my mom gave me a beautiful red and white spotted one this year. I'm keeping it in the carport next to the steps. It hasn't suffered from cold weather since it's kind of protected, and adds some cheer to a boring area --- I couldn't bring it inside because my pets get into EVERYTHING
OhFish 6 years
I usually do, but I don't have a good puppy-proof spot this year.
said8me 6 years
ditto, ndchristine... though i have a cat. he LOVES to eat plants! total bummer, because poinsettias are so pretty. :(
ndchristine 6 years
I love them, but btw it's mild toxicity to animals, and with a puppy who eats anything, I don't buy them anymore.


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Coming to America: How Restrictive and Arbitrary Immigration Laws Burden the Artistic Community
Lamberti, Rafael, Faulkner Law Review
The main focus of this work is to explore the effect that United States immigration laws have on the international and domestic artistic community, particularly since the attacks of September 11, 2001. The economic impact of stricter immigration laws is observed in many industries, including music, film, and fashion. While there has been a candid effort by many legislators to rewrite the laws, little progress has been made, and the application of the laws continues to be highly subjective and capricious. In fact, practitioners in the field often express their discontent towards a largely discretionary system that has offered little guidance to the community as far as the legal standards and burdens that must be met when filing certain petitions. Nevertheless, the goal of both lobbying practitioners and supportive lawmakers is to make the immigration system more accessible and accommodating to the needs of foreign artists while not jeopardizing national security and safety.
I. INTRODUCTION II. THE ACTS AND THE VISA CATEGORIES A. The 1952 Act and the H-1 and H-2 Visas 1. The H-1 Visa 2. The H-2 Visa 3. Criticism and Need for Change B. The 1990 Act and the O, P, and H-1B Visa Categories 1. The 0 Visa Category a. The 0-1 Visa i. The Original Version ii. Criticism and Amendments b. The O-2 and 0-3 Visa c. Analyzing the Application Procedure Through Case Examples 2. The P-Visa Category a. The P-1 Visa i. The Original Version ii. Criticism and Amendment b. The P-2 and P-3 Visa c. Analyzing the Application Procedure Through Case Examples 3. The H-1B Fall Back Visa a. The Originally Intended Purpose b. As Applied to Fashion Models c. Analyzing the Visa Procedure Through Case Examples C. Changes After September 11, 2001 1. Mandatory Interviews at a U.S. Consular Office 2. Increased Intensity & Scope of Background Checks. 3. Premium Processing III. THE FINANCIAL IMPACT ON THE ARTISTIC COMMUNITY A. Music Industry B. Fashion Industry C. Performing Arts Industry IV. THE SOLUTION A. Legislation B. USCIS Procedural Reform C. Other Models and Proposed Reform V. CONCLUSION
For better or for worse, the United States of America (U.S.) is the preferred destination for many immigrants. From the English Pilgrims in the 1600's to the Italian and Irish workers in the 1900's, immigrants have played such an important role in our society that even some of our most beloved fictional characters, like Fievel Mouskewitz and Michael Corleone, have come from immigrant tales. That trend certainly continues today as immigrants play an increasingly larger role in nearly every sector of our economy, adding "a net benefit of up to $10 billion a year." (1) Many of those immigrants find their version of the "American Dream" in the entertainment community, and likewise, the entertainment community welcomes their artistic and financial contribution. In 2011, foreign artists and entertainers accounted for roughly 30% of Grammy Award winners and over 45% of Oscar winners. (2) Not only do they represent a sizeable portion of the industry, but immigrants are also a major source of revenue.
Nevertheless, stricter U.S. immigration laws pose many barriers to foreign artists' attempts to showcase their talents in the American market. Though national security is undoubtedly the most important and unwavering goal of immigration laws, entertainment industry leaders and practitioners believe that the system does not realistically meet industry demands. To wit, the biggest complaints point to the largely discretionary and arbitrary application of the laws, the harsh procedural requirements, and the unwillingness of many legislators to meaningfully address these issues. …


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Kevin Kwedor pitched a three-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts Friday as the Marshfield High baseball team won its first playoff game since 2006 by beating Brookline, 3-0, in the first round of the Div. 1 South Sectional tournament.
QUINCY – Senior left-hander Kevin Kwedor (8-0) pitched a three-hit shutout over nine innings, fanning 11 with two walks as the third-seeded Marshfield High baseball team (17-4) picked up its first playoff win since 2006 by ousting No. 14 Brookline, 3-0, Friday in the Division 1 South Sectional tournament.
Senior first baseman John Ryan was 2 for 4 with 3 RBI, including a two-run triple in the seventh.
Marshfield will play either No. 6 Norwood or No. 11 New Bedford in the quarterfinals.
Brookline finishes its season at 12-9.
Elsewhere in high school tournament action:
Taunton 4, Braintree 0: The ninth-seeded Wamps (12-7) were bounced by No. 8 Taunton (16-5) in the first round of the Div. 1 South Sectional tournament.
Silver Lake 7, North Attleborough 4: The seventh-seeded Lakers (16-5) advanced to the Div. 1 South quarterfinals by beating No. 10 North Attleborough (13-8). Silver Lake will play either No. 2 Walpole or No. 15 Xaverian.
Zach Schindler struck out 11 over six innings, and Tucker Bouchard earned the save. Bouchard also was 3 for 3 with two steals and a run scored. Sam Ballerini went 3 for 4 with an RBI, two steals and a run.
Plymouth North 3, Stoughton 0: Alex Rozak did it all for the defending Div. 2 state champs, pitching a nine-hit shutout and clubbing a three-run home run in the sixth inning to send No. 6 PN (14-7) into Monday's South Sectional quarterfinals at No. 3 Dennis-Yarmouth (16-4).
D-Y swept the two-game regular-season series from North.
Rozak, who had only 11 at-bats during the regular season, also doubled for the Eagles. Joe Kingsbury walked, and pinch-hitter Brian Christian was hit by a pitch to set the stage for Rozak's blast.
Oliver Ames 5, Pembroke 4 (9 inn.): In the Div. 2 South Sectionals, Luke Nagle was 2 for 3 with a run and two intentional walks but No. 10 Pembroke (11-12), was eliminated by No. 7 Oliver Ames (13-8).
OA advances to play at No. 2 Hingham (15-3) in Monday's quarterfinals at 4 p.m.
Fairhaven 2, Canton 0: No. 18 Canton (7-14) lost in the preliminary round of the Div. 3 South Sectional.
Cohasset 7, Millis 2: The top-seeded Skippers (19-2) kicked off their bid for a third straight Div. 4 state championship by beating No. 16 Millis (7-15) in the first round of the South Sectional tournament.
Jamie Faber pitched a complete game for Cohasset, striking out 12 and allowing one earned run. Jamie Timothy went 1 for 3 with 2 RBI, while Chris Murphy was 1 for 2 with an RBI and two walks.
Archbishop Williams 7, Bristol-Plymouth 1: Down 1-0 heading into the seventh inning, the 14th-seeded Bishops (11-8) erupted for seven runs to upset No. 3 B-P (15-4) in the Div. 3 South tournament.
Julie Bloomer (Quincy) and Ally Dean (Plymouth) sparked the rally with back-to-back triples to start the seventh. Christine Chase (Cohasset) pitched a three-hitter for the win.
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Sacred Heart 9, South Shore Christian 0: Julia Pomella struck out eight in a complete-game shutout and hit a two-run homer to lead No. 4 Sacred Heart (15-4) past No. 13 SSC (9-8).
The Saints will host No. 5 Maimonides (10-3) on Sunday in the Div. 3 South quarterfinals.
Stoughton 5, Marshfield 4 (8 inn.): Nicole Barton doubled in Megan Flaherty with the winning run as No. 24 Stoughton (9-11) upset No. 9 Marshfield (13-6) in the Div. 1 South preliminary round.
Flaherty was 3 for 4 with a pair of doubles and a leadoff triple in the eighth. Barton was 2 for 4, and Samantha Mattie tied the game in the sixth with a two-run triple.
Mansfield 4, Braintree 3: No. 7 Braintree (14-5) lost to No. 10 Mansfield (16-6) in the Div. 1 South first round.
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Join us Friday, February 6th as we play one of Chicago's best sounding rooms, Lincoln Hall. Doors at 7PM and the show starts at 8PM. Support includes Ariada, Mighty Fox and Model N. We look forward to a great night and hope you'll be able to join us! Tickets Here


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Asia Superyacht Rendezvous organisers are happy to present the prestigious international event's new Host Hotel Sponsor, the Angsana Laguna Phuket and Xana Beach Club. It will be the new home of the annual prominent gathering of superyachts, taking place in Phuket, Thailand 16-18 December 2012.
Asia Superyacht Rendezvous 2012
This event is host to superyachts of 100' and longer from throughout the world and is the largest event of its kind in Asia. Bringing together some of the world's great sail and motor Superyachts, the annual social gathering gives owners, captains and crews the opportunity join in friendly but competitive sailing races along with relaxed socialising at festive private events held at the Angsana Laguna Phuket and the Xana Beach Club.
In addition to superyacht sailing races with a course marked by the magnificent attending motor vessels, late afternoon and evenings will feature an opening night cocktail party aboard a superyacht, the popular 'Feadship Challenge' model boat building and race and cocktail party, the next edition of the hugely popular 'Rendezvous Booty' pirate treasure search, and the dazzling VIP 'Boat International Gala Dinner' – all part of the three-day program.
According to the Asia Superyacht Rendezvous organisers, the sponsorship by the flagship property of the Angsana Hotels & Resorts, the Angsana Laguna Phuket and Xana Beach Club, represents a strong partnership that benefits both parties well.
'The 12th Asia Superyacht Rendezvous is the leading superyacht event of its kind for the whole of the Asian region,' said Gordon Fernandes, GM of Asia Pacific Superyachts and Captain Charles Dwyer, skipper of the Yanneke Too.
'We are proud to have the Angsana Laguna Phuket and Xana Beach Club join our elite group of sponsors which includes Principal Sponsor Feadship Royal Dutch Shipyards, International Media Partner Boat International Media, Co Sponsor Asia Pacific Superyachts, Contributing Sponsor Royal Huisman and regional Media Partners, YACHTStyle and Palace magazines.We are most grateful to all of our sponsors and all welcome the Angsana Laguna Phuket and the Xana Beach Club as a wonderful and integral part of this exciting event.'
Sail & Power Superyachts Phuket at Asia Superyacht Rendezvous
Superyachts from around the world will be streaming into Phuket to join the prestigious sailing and social event, their owners and captains a part of a new generation of discerning travellers seeking a stylish and vibrant holiday experience amidst the privacy of the Angsana Laguna Phuket and the Xana Beach Club during the Asia Superyacht Rendezvous.
The resort is setting aside the highest premium private and ocean front tropical locations for superyacht fun and social activities on and off the water. Angsana Laguna Phuket is ideally located within the Laguna Phuket destination resort at scenic Bang Tao Bay, Phuket's most exclusive resort address, and features over 400 luxuriously appointed rooms, lofts, suites and private residences with vibrant and stylish rooms and facilities designed for the dynamic cosmopolitan traveller.
The newly opened Xana Beach Club will provide an excellent platform to view the stunning superyachts anchored in the bay and there's amazing views of lush tropical gardens, magnificent ocean vistas or the serene palm-fringed lagoon complementing the resort's accommodations.
Other facilities include an Angsana Spa, Angsana retail gallery, seven dining and entertainment venues, exquisite beachfront access and lush garden venues, a 323 metre free form pool which spans the entire resort, a Tree House Kids' Club, Fitness centre, aerobics, yoga/pilates studio and the rejuvenating Angsana SpaJust.
Organisers Gordon Fernandes and Captain Charlie Dwyer report, 'We have a feeling this year's event will be better than ever and we are expecting more thrilling but friendly races from the some of the world's best superyacht sailors followed by relaxed socializing and festive events within the beautiful tropical ambiance of the Angsana Laguna Phuket. Such excitement will attract superyachts from near and far and we will do our best in supporting superyachts visiting Asia and Phuket, Thailand.'


text: well i came across this gun on the J&G sales site today and it cought my intrest.... its bolt actoin remington designed after the muaser but chambered in 7.62x39.... so my first thought was that its just strange... being that its an american gun designed after a german action and chambered in a russian round. but the more i stared at it and thought about it the more i liked it. plues for that it is i dont think the price is that bad and i like the look of it.. does anyone have one of these or know anything about them?


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I am the same. I have been a bit slow though off the mark for the updates as the cards have come in.
1. Trotkiller from round 20,
2. Brian Chambers from round 23
and from this round (so many hand written cards)
Mike Wilde - Another fabulous 3 pictures on old paper
Mooseontheloose - Sunrise over Bangan
Fotogys - The interior of the office. I went to another building "Kunsthaus Wien" Vienna several years ago and it was just like this picture, barely a right angle in the building!
Piu58 - Spectacular picture.
RST - Stehcafe. Such a robust photgraphic paper weight/density. I have several packets of the ADOX fine print, but I am yet to use it. This print shows me that I must.
Jim Rollinger - The Bean. Fantastic
markbarent - Concern. We have a DVD here at home that my 5 year old has almost worn the image off by watching so many times of the Durango and Silvertown railway, so when he saw this postcard He imediate words were this is the train off the TV!
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Suwanee Whole Life Co-op
Buford, Georgia
Food Co-op / Grocery
We are an online local farmers market and whole foods co-op buying club serving the North Metro Atlanta area. Our mission is to provide the community convenient access to nutrient dense, organically grown foods and healthy products that contain No Antibiotics, No Hormones, No Synthetic Fertilizers or Chemicals, No Additives, such as MSG or Nitrates, No Soy and No GMOs. We are a one stop shop for:
Organic Produce*- Nature's Garden Delivered (Co-op Discount) and Local Farms
Local Grass Fed Beef
Local Grass Fed Water Buffalo
Local Pastured Poultry
Local Pastured Berkshire Pork
Local Free Range Eggs
Local Pasture Raised Milk - (Low Temp Pasteurized)
Local Raw Dairy- Jersey Cow and Goat Milk**(For Pet Consumption)
Local Cheeses
Local Fresh Baked Breads and Bakery Items
Local Fresh Roasted Coffees
Local Raw Honey & Beeswax
Local Soap Makers and Personal Care Products
Ancient Grains & other Whole Grains (Wheat Montana)
Essential Oils
Group Orders for: Sustainably Caught Seafood Grass Fed Butters
Organic Coconut Oil & Pantry Items
Green Pasture- High Vitamin Butter Oil/Fermented Cod Liver Oil
Pastured Raw Cheese- Kenny's Farmhouse Cheeses
Raw Unfiltered Grade B Maple Syrup & Sorghum Syrup
Unrefined Sea Salts * All items are purchased through the co-op online market except Produce Boxes.
Ordering is Fridays to Sundays on the co-op market website www.suwanee.locallygrown.net
Pick up is on Tuesdays at KCO Audio - 4942 Austin Park Avenue, Buford GA 30518
*You will have your own account with NGD and pay them directly. As a member you are eligible for an $6-$9 weekly discount off their retail price. There is NO Contract, weekly or bi-weekly ordering and you can make substitutions unlike a CSA box. Boxes will be dropped off in Buford. Please visit our website www.suwanee.locallygrown.net for sign up instructions.
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text: Okay.. i done a cutting diet for 10 days, lost about 3 lbs in the first 3-4 days ( mostly water i assume ), then over the next 6 days i lost a lil over 1 lb. then i had a refeed on friday night, woke up friday nitght sick as hell, was stomach sick until mid day sunday and my weight went down to 151, now tyhat im feeling better, ive bene back in my cutting diet for 2 days, but my weight is up to 162.... am i holding that much water??? anyone got any ideas to what my body is doing? maybe its holding onto extra stuff to make sur im over the sicknes or sumthing * shrugs shoulders *. thanx guys.


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Imagine if our ancestors hadn't stumbled upon Australia, and the continent were still populated with its magically large fauna of thousands of years ago. UPI writes:
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Human hunting caused the extinction of ancient giant animals, or "megafauna," in Australia about 40,000 years ago, scientists say. A study has put the blame for the extinction of 600-pound kangaroos and birds twice the size of modern emus on humans rather than on climate change as was once thought.
"The debate really should be over now," John Alroy, from Macquarie University in Sydney, said. "Hunting did it, end of story." The researchers studied fungi found in the dung of large herbivores in cores of sediment from a fossilized swamp in Queensland dating back 130,000 years.
The study shows numbers of megafauna species were stable until 40,000 years ago despite two periods of climate change, the researchers said, suggesting newly arrived humans hunted the animals to extinction.


text: 1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data I am just wondering, if you fire something at some speed and acceleration, that something will come down even stronger right? So you know in funerals, often there accompanied some men in some suits and they start firing a few times in the air. Why do they do that even if it is extremely dangerous?