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Perched on a platform in Berlin Central Station, architecture and landscape photographer Jens Fersterra captures a long exposure of a speedy train as it whizzes by, leaving a blush-red blur in its wake. Opened in 2006, the station was designed by Gerkan, Marg and Partners on the site of the historic Lehrter Bahnhof building, which was torn down in 1951 under East German command. After 11 years of construction, the busy 5-level station came in part to represent a reunified Germany, with newly built tunnels running through and connecting areas throughout the country and beyond. The ingenious glass roofing and 351 yard glass hall through which trains pass allows natural light to flood in through all hours of the day. It is currently the largest station of its kind in Europe.
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Boston-based photographer Stefanie Klavens examines the scenery of daily life in her series How We Live. Klavens focuses on a wide variety of unpopulated, commonplace spaces both private and public in order to examine the elements that are so often seen they have long gone unnoticed.
Is there such a thing as a dream home for a photographer? There is now, and it's the brainchild of Welsh architectural group Hyde + Hyde Architects, which they've named 'House for a Photographer.' The modern, minimalist structure is nestled into an unused quarry on the edge of Brecon National Park in Pontypridd, Wales. To avoid disturbing the surrounding environment and quarry walls, Hyde + Hyde Architects elevated the house off the ground, making for quite a unique structural experience.
Wake up everyday to a spectacular view of the blue sky romancing the sea. Come home to beachside joys.
Polish, London-based photographer Alicja Dobrucka documents the changing landscape in the bustling city of Mumbai, India, in her recent series Life is on a New High. Dobrucka takes a close look at the city's construction boom and the 15 "supertalls" (buildings over 980 feet), the hundreds of skyscrapers, and thousands of high-rise buildings currently being built. Already, there are over 2,500 high-rises in the city. Dobrucka explores the contrast between these monster, luxury structures (of which most are residential) and the slums that surround them. To drive this irony further home, she cleverly pairs her photos with real ad slogans attempting to lure Mumbai's newly rich or up-and-coming middle class to these properties.
Work from this series is included in the group exhibition Restate at London's Art:I:Curate through April 17, 2014.
Hungarian photographer Bence Bakonyi carries on the Moholy-Nagy tradition of creating alternate ways of visually representing reality and making us see with photography what we might not with our own two eyes. Currently based in Budapest, Bakonyi has worked on a number of series that all ask us to consider this 'new' reality—to suspend belief, to imagine, and to go with it.
To create each of Seoul-based artist Seung Hoon Park's images for the series Textus, Park chops up strips of 8mm or 16mm film and weaves them together to create larger images that depict well-known and iconic landmarks and buildings from all over the world. In doing so, each image emits an otherworldly quality—one part a definite representation of a specific site and one-part entirely fantastical.
Damon Hunter plays tricks on our eye with a vibrant and graphic series he calls The Colour of Glass. Shot in and around Melbourne where the photographer is based, Hunter captures unique perspectives of the glass facades of various types of buildings—apartments, universities, hospitals and corporate offices—all along "looking for buildings that make interesting use of glass, whether it be for something as seemingly simple as windows in an apartment building, to complex designs worked into the structure itself."
Images courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery. © Thomas Struth.
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I want to reconsider how the process of imagination and fantasy works in general, how something which has built up in someone's mind has materialized and become reality. The German expression 'sich etwas ausmalen'—to paint something in one's head—refers to the picturing capacity of the human brain. It is a condition, without which we cannot create anything. My focus was particularly drawn to the ambiguity between what Walt Disney had remembered from his trips to Europe and how it was later rebuilt as a kind of latent reality in California.—Thomas Struth
Düsseldorf-based photographer Thomas Struth examines the industry of fantasy with his photographs of Disneyland in Anaheim, California.
We've built them up all over the world and they're impressive—bustling metropolises packed with millions of people moving about in orderly chaos. Concrete Jungle is Hamburg-based photographer Kai-Uwe Gundlach's vibrant look at mega-cities in China, Spain and the U.S., shot while he was traveling in 2008 and 2009. Captured in painterly palettes of color, Gundlach's geometric urban hubs link a city's massive growth with nature's forced retreat, asking us to contemplate the balance between a fascinating yet frightening global reality.


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Just had to share. :)
:D :D Sorry, just had to share my news.
:D Petra has been given the all clear for me to start having fun again. For those who dont know she damaged both her high suspensory ligaments last August, and had been out of work since then, just an odd tootle in the paddock, only walking. :(
She has had a scan today and they are spottless, no dark patches, just pure white. Hooray!!!! :D :D
So come tomorrow, the tack will be out and a gradual process of getting her fit will begin, hopefully just in time for the shows..... :wink: :D
Sorry cant find a recent picture, so had to copy this one of when I bought her.
yay for you and petra :) she is a lovely horse. is that you on her back?
Glad to hear you will be back in Petras saddle :D Have fun.
:D Thanks, I'm glad you like her. :D
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I currently ride a Scantante (sp) CFR elite with a full ultegra set up, but rumor has it there's a Kestrel Talon SL with a full SRAM red set up or a Look 566 in my relatively near future.
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Sales process engineering
Sales process engineering is the engineering of better sales processes. It is thus the quest to design better ways of selling, making salespeople's efforts more productive. It has been described as "the systematic application of scientific and mathematical principles to achieve the practical goals of a particular sales process".[1] Selden pointed out[1] that in this context, sales referred to the output of a process involving a variety of functions across an organization, and not that of a "sales department" alone.[1] Primary areas of application span functions including sales, marketing, and customer service.[1]
As early as 1900–1915, advocates of scientific management, such as Frederick Winslow Taylor and Harlow Stafford Person, recognized that their ideas could be applied not only to manual labour and skilled trades but also to management, professions, and sales. Person promoted an early form of sales process engineering. At the time, our postwar senses of the terms sales process engineering and sales engineering did not yet exist; Person called his efforts "sales engineering".[2]
The evolution of modern corporate life in the 1920s through 1960s, exemplified by professional management monographs of the time, further sought to apply analysis and synthesis to improve the methods of salespeople as well as the rest of the office workforce.
Management trends of the 1980s and 1990s, such as business process reengineering, influenced sales process engineering as much as many other business processes. The upturn in interest in applying a more systematic approach to these areas was spurred by a number of factors. Todd Youngblood (2004)[3] emphasized "three core principles" that typify such efforts. His principles were continuous improvement of the sales process; metrics to quantitatively judge the rate and degree of improvement; and a well-defined sales process.[3]
In the 2000s and 2010s, the evolution of customer relationship management (CRM) and salesforce automation, especially the development of powerful new web-based software to automate and augment them (CRM systems, sales force management systems, marketing information systems), has been the forefront of increasing the productivity of sales and marketing people.
Future directions[edit]
As in other areas of applied science, future directions for sales process engineering include broadening the available pool of underlying observational data (the standard refrain of "more research is needed"); publishing further application of the principles; and advancing educational efforts to teach and disseminate the relevant body of knowledge.
Sales process[edit]
A sales process is an approach to selling a product or service. The sales process has been approached from the point of view of an engineering discipline.[4]
Reasons for having a well-thought-out sales process include seller and buyer risk management, standardized customer interaction during sales, and scalable revenue generation. Approaching the subject from a "process" point of view offers an opportunity to use design and improvement tools from other disciplines and process-oriented industries.[5] Joseph Juran observed that "there should be no reason our familiar principles of quality and process engineering would not work in the sales process".[6]
In Management of a Sales Force (12th Ed. p. 66) by Rich, Spiro and Stanton a "sales process" is presented as consisting of eight steps. These are:
- Prospecting / initial contact
- Preapproach - planning the sale
- Identifying and cross questioning
- Need assessment
- Presentation
- Meeting objections
- Gaining commitment
- Follow-up
From a seller's point of view, analysis of a sales process can reveal steps in a sale that are problematic, and may allow the prediction of numbers of sales based on initial interest.[7] The interface between the selling and buying process has also been diagrammed.[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Selden 1997, p. 23.
- ^ Dawson 2005.
- ^ a b Youngblood 2004.
- ^ Paul H. Selden (1997). Sales Process Engineering: A Personal Workshop. Milwaukee, WI: ASQ Quality Press. p. 23. ISBN 0-87389-418-9.
- ^ William H. McNeese and Robert A. Klein (1991). Statistical Methods For The Process Industries. Milwaukee, WI: ASQC Quality Press. ISBN 0-8247-8524-X.
- ^ Selden (1997). p. xxii. Missing or empty
- ^ "The Sales Funnel", www.mindtools.com
- ^ Paul H. Selden (November 2000). "The Power of Quality Thinking In Sales and Management". Quality Progress: 58–64.
- Dawson, Michael (2005), The Consumer Trap: Big Business Marketing in American Life, Urbana, Illinois, USA: University of Illinois Press, ISBN 0-252-07264-2.
- Selden, Paul H. (1997), Sales Process Engineering: A Personal Workshop, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: ASQ Quality Press, p. 23.
- Youngblood, Todd (2004), The Dolphin And The Cow: How To Sell More Faster With Sales Process Engineering, YPS Group.


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Scientists have discovered that glaciers survived for hundreds of thousands of years during an era when crocodiles roamed the Arctic, reports Roger Highfield
The most pessimistic predictions of sea level rises as ice sheets are melted by global warming may have to be scaled back as a result of an extraordinary discovery that ice persisted when the Earth was much hotter than today.
Scientists have discovered that glaciers survived for hundreds of thousands of years during an extraordinary era when crocodiles roamed the Arctic and the tropical Atlantic Ocean was as warm as human blood.
They had thought that Earth was ice free during the so called Turonian period, a "super greenhouse world" between 93.5 million and 89.3 million years ago. But now evidence has been found of hothouse glaciers that persisted by studies of tiny plankton and other marine organisms.
Large ice-sheets existed about 91 million years ago, during one of the warmest periods in the past 500 million years, an international team of scientists reports in Science.
The scientists from the UK, Germany, USA and Netherlands found evidence of an approximate 200,000 year period of widespread glaciation, with ice sheets about 60 per cent the size of the modern Antarctic ice cap.
The team obtained their evidence from analyses of organic carbon-rich sediments that were deposited in the western Equatorial Atlantic at Demerara Rise off Surinam at that time. They contained glassy carbonate shells of tiny sea creatures, foraminifera. These shells 'captured' the chemical conditions that were present at the time, providing clues about the temperature, composition and salinity of the seawater in the hot tub oceans.
By analysing the different types of oxygen atoms (isotopes) in these shells scientists were able to reconstruct sea temperature, both at the surface and at depth. Meanwhile, a European team at the Universities of Newcastle and Cologne in the UK and Germany, and the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research in the Netherlands studied the composition of organic molecules from other organisms in the sediments, providing an independent temperature record of surface waters for the Cretaceous western tropical Atlantic.
Professor Thomas Wagner, of Newcastle University, says: "Speculation about whether large ice caps could have formed during short periods of the Earth's warmest interval has a long history in geology and climate research, but there has never been final conclusive evidence. Our research from tropical marine sediments provides strong evidence that large ice sheets indeed did exist for short periods of the Cretaceous, despite the fact that the world was a much hotter place than it is today, or is likely to be in the near future',
Today, the Antarctic ice cap stores enough water to raise sea level by about 60 metres if the whole mass melted and flowed back into the ocean. But the new results are consistent with independent evidence that sea level fell by about 25-40 metres at this time. Sea level is known to fall as water is removed from the oceans to build continental ice-sheets and to rise as ice melts and returns to the sea.
Dr André Bornemann, who led the research at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, University of California, and who has since moved to Leipzig University, Germany, says it is not clear where such a large mass of ice could have existed when the Earth was so hot or how ice growth could have started. 'This study demonstrates that even these super-warm climates were not warm enough to always prevent ice growth.
"However, paradoxically past greenhouse climates may actually have aided ice growth by increasing the amount of moisture in the atmosphere and creating more winter snowfall at high elevations and high latitudes,' he said.
The findings support for another related study from The University of Sheffield and Yale University in the journal, Nature Geoscience which suggested there could still be cold spells in a general greenhouse world.
Although such work might someday help researchers to better evaluate global warming on geological timescales, Dr Bornemann emphasised global climate change is now happening on a completely different, much more rapid, time scale.


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Denmark, like many nations, has a large number of occupations for which they are experiencing a shortage of qualified workers. Denmark maintains a large listing of shortage occupations called the Positive List. If you have a job offer from a Danish employer in an occupation on the Positive List, you can obtain a work and residence permit immediately under the Positive List scheme.
Other conditions also apply. If your occupation requires Danish authorization (such as practicing medicine), you must obtain this authorization before a work and residence permit will be granted. In addition, you must have a written job offer that states your expected salary and employment conditions. Salary and employment conditions must meet Danish standards.
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Work and residence permits can be obtained for up to three years under the Positive List scheme with the possibility of extension of up to four years. The Positive List contains occupations in a wide range of fields, such as health care and information technology. You can still live and work in Denmark under the Positive List scheme if your occupation is no longer on the Positive List when you apply for an extension to your work and residence permit.
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On conservative Websites, the reaction seems to be "good riddance." I think this is wrongheaded, for reasons specific to Specter and more generally. Specter has not been a reliable Republican partisan, but when he has been he has been mightily effective -- on the nominations of Justice Thomas, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito, on the Iraq war and the surge, on the unions' card check bill that would effectively abolish the secret ballot in unionization elections (which he noted that he will continue to oppose).
Specter's switch now gives the Democrats a 59th vote in the Senate, and if and when Al Franken is seated they will have a 60th. Those will not be automatic votes for cloture on every issue. But Specter's switch clearly strengthens the Democrats' hand.
The Club for Growth, which Toomey used to head and which supported him in 2004 and again this year, has made a practice of targeting moderate Republicans in primaries even at the risk of losing the seat in the general election. This arguably made good sense when Republicans had majorities in Congress and needed reliable votes to pass major legislation. It makes much less sense now that Republicans have beleaguered minorities in Congress and are trying to stop things. It makes even less sense when a conservative primary challenger such as Toomey faces such long odds in November.
Specter decided to defect after Sen. James DeMint of South Carolina told him on Monday that he planned to support Toomey. "I would rather have 30 Republicans in the Senate who really believe in principles of limited government, free markets, free people, than to have 60 that don't have a set of beliefs," DeMint said.
DeMint may get his wish. When Churchill left the Liberals, they had led governments for 16 of the preceding 18 years. They never did so again. A party in decline should adapt its basic philosophy to new policies and positions in order to win over voters, rather than stand on principle and expel heretics.
Arlen Specter will never rise to Churchillian heights and will probably be, as Churchill was after 1924, as uncomfortable in his new party as in the old. But he also seems likely to have, as Churchill did, the last laugh.
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A Worry for Caterpillar: Plunging Chinese Excavator Sales
Apr, 11 2012
Caterpillar has gotten a lot of juice out of overseas sales, and China's been a growing market for the company. So anything undermining that is a concern for investors. To that end, this snippet from our colleague Robert Tita may make investors a bit nervous:
March sales of construction excavators in China plunge 47% to 23,248 units, against tough year-ago sales that were a record at 44,150 units. Caterpillar's excavator sales last month were down 51%, leaving it with a 5.3% share of the market. But the excavator market should start to look better soon, as year-ago comparisons start reflecting softer market conditions last year in China. The monthly average in 2H of 2011 was just 8,450 excavators, William Blair says. "We should start to see some real growth in the summer," firm adds.
Caterpillar shares are down about 3%, at $100.55, and traded as low as $99.80, the first time the stock's traded below the $100 mark since the beginning of January.
As Steve's written in the past, Caterpillar tends to have an outsized effect on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. For one thing, a $100 stock moves a price-weighted average; for another, Caterpillar's relatively small float makes it a prime momentum play.
Caterpillar doesn't report earnings until April 25, but when it does, the state of the company's China business will be a big deal. As we noted back in the fall, the company had been taking market share from rivals like Komatsu and Sany Heavy Industry.
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Jim Parsons is a hard-core geek—when it comes to theater, that is. The Emmy-winning star admits he needs to google many of the scientific and pop-culture references he spouts off as Sheldon Cooper on the CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, but the stage has always been second nature. Parsons studied acting at San Diego's Old Globe theater and initially got his start working the Off Broadway circuit in New York. He made his Broadway debut last year in the Tony Award--winning revival of The Normal Heart, and he'll return to his roots this May with a starring role in Roundabout Theatre's revival of Mary Chase's 1944 comedy, Harvey. Parsons will play Elwood P. Dowd, a grown man with an unusual imaginary friend. TONY quizzed him about giant rabbits, tennis and donating his DNA to a fan.
The first time I saw you was in Manhattan Ensemble Theater's adaptation of Franz Kafka's The Castle in 2002. You were funny even back then.
Oh my God, that was the very first thing I did out of grad school! It was, like, the first audition I went on. It was the greatest thing in the world to get to New York City and start working right away. Not in terms of the money—I made very little money on that show. But I met people and started feeling part of the theater community.
Has your stage training come in handy on The Big Bang Theory?
I think in any form of acting, you're always well served if you've done theater. Especially in the multicamera [sitcom] format, where you're literally putting together a little 40-page play in five days, and then taping it before a live studio audience. There's a core similarity that's undeniable.
How did you decide you wanted to return to the stage?
I've had this hankering for a while now. A little over a year ago, [my reps] and I were talking about what was going to happen over hiatus, and I said I really wanted to do theater. I said I'd even work for free! A couple of days later, they called and asked if I wanted to do The Normal Heart. I nearly fell out of my chair. It was a reiteration of that old lesson: Let the universe know what you want, and you just may get it.
Did working on The Normal Heart have a special resonance for you? Or did you take the part just because it came along?
It was the latter, but everything else was an added bonus. I feel so flippant saying that, because everything else in this case was so life changing. I've done so much theater, and yet I never had an experience like The Normal Heart. We could feel the reaction of the audience every night. It was visceral. It affected me very deeply as an actor. I'll never forget, as long as I live, the night New York's State Assembly passed the bill giving gays the right to marry. After the show, one of the producers went to the microphone and the house lights came up. We all came back onstage and he announced it. For this monumental thing to happen while we were doing this play about the inept and unjust ways the AIDS crisis affected the homosexual community...it was the cherry on top of the experience. It really walloped me.
It must have been quite significant to make your Broadway debut with a part in Larry Kramer's play about the early days of the AIDS epidemic in New York City.
That's why I can't shut up about it! I was roughly 12-ish when [the events in the play] took place, so it really gave me an education. And being in New York, being able to walk by the now-defunct Saint Vincent's Hospital or Stonewall down on Christopher Street, really magnified the experience.
Are you a fan of the 1944 stage version of Harvey, or the 1950 Jimmy Stewart film?
I actually know the play better than the movie, which I've never seen. I find the situation fascinating. Everybody thinks it's a story about a man and his imaginary friend, who happens to be a six-foot-tall pooka, essentially a big rabbit. But there's more depth to it. Why is Elwood doing this? It's a sweet, human tale, and there are several lessons to be taken from it.
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i love The Big Bang Theory so much that I watch it almost religiously. There are times when I will actually catch myself talking like Sheldon or acting like Penny. with so much tragedy in the world, it is so nice having a show that you can laugh at to make you laugh. I find Jim Parsons to be quite charming, even when he plays "one lab accident away from becoming a super villain" Sheldon. and i have a lot of respect for actors who can make the transition from stage to TV and back.
j.p. love your show big bang. I have so much tragedy in my life and your show makes me laugh out loud.
Anonymous, I've read many people's experiences going to tapings and none of them has ever said he was bad-tempered etc., including in any of the tapings from early this year (all of them were written about by at least one person in attendance). It's often commented that he tries to stay extremely focused, pacing around and going over his lines when offstage and not joking or interacting with the audience as much as the others, and so not making as many mistakes as them despite his difficult lines, but that's it. He's often very apologetic about small mistakes he does make, as well. Others have been behind the scenes as extras or working briefly in production and have said he's very nice to the crew. Maybe you misinterpreted his sense of humour, which tends to be dry.
I want to thank you for your wonderful interview with Jim Parsons. He sounds like an enchanting and spirited performer and I look forward to seeing him on Broadway. The show opens on my bday so I am taking on extra work to fly up from Florida to my old hometown to see the show. For the coward that posted anonymously that she/he wishes the show would flop, have the cojones to post that with your real name. no one goes down to your office to watch you work and I am sure if they did, I am sure you have the right to have your days as well. If you want to see Sheldon in his real form then stay home, do not watch the process, because it is not always a pretty thing sometimes. People are quick to judge these actors, they are paid performers however that does not mean that they need to be "on' at all times. They have their right to privacy, the right to be a douche if they want to just the same way you and I do. So BRAVO Jim for a great interview, for continuing to bring joy and laughter to soo many of us every Thursday night (and every other night via re-runs) and I look forward to your fantastic performance in Harvey.


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I've noticed a reoccurring trend with everyone I know lately. I'm not sure if you all know the field I want to go into. I really want to go into the movie and video game area. As a designer, animator, editor, or at the most preferable a director. Hell I'm even in college studying it. Right now I'm mainly shooting to just get into the industry, and work my way up top. But it becomes increasingly disheartening to hear nearly everyone I care about show hesitation. In art and in film. (Art wise I am far more active on tumblr, may even start up an art blog so anyone still interested can go see it without being flooded with my fandom crap.) In any case, I've studied art for years. And often times I notice my friends come to me for advice on their art, and/or films. They value it, however anytime I speak of where I want to be in the future, they usually show hesitation, as if I'm not qualified or something similar to that feeling. Like I can't handle the time and effort it takes to do something I love. Idk I figure if you want advice, you think that I am knowledgeable and experienced in the area. So why the negativity? Why the doubt?
I'm sorry, I just needed to get it out and this is the place I feel safest, and I'm fairly sure I won't be hurting anyone, because no one on here is associated with this problem.


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Re: League Play Ranks
To whome this may concern,
Dear friend,
League play is very simple. There are two gamemodes, one being the champion series (Which I am platinum) and one is Team Death Match series (unranked in currently due to new season).
The Ideaology behind league play is to match you up with people with similar skills/rank compared with you as a player. It is supposed to be an intense, competitive gamemode whereby you achieve mission success no matter what the cost is.
There are two ways to rank up in league play, one is an easy way and one is the harder way.
The ranking system in League play is like a ladder:
Top of the ladder:
MASTER RANK [DIVISION] [Followed by subdivision based on your ranking number / 200]
SILVER RANK [SAME as above]
Bottom of the ladder
All these divisions you see (ranks) have subdivions based on your ranking number in these divisions.
You are placed into a "rank", or better known as a division when you complete your 5 games.
If you win all 5 games you will be placed at a high plat rank or a lower Master rank.
If you lose the majority of the games, you will be placed into a lower ladder division, something like bronze or silver.
If you are bad, you will be in the iron division.
Remember it does not matter what your KD is, THIS IS ONLY DEPENDENT ON HOW MANY GAMES YOU WIN.
once you play your 5 games and are placed into a division, in your case the silver division, you must work your way through by winning as many games as possible, accumulating points, until you work your way up to number 1 of your division, in your case the silver division. Once you pass the quota for number 1, you are placed into gold, starting at the bottom rank and working your way up again, accumulating points. Now you are gold 1, you have to work your way up to plat quota.
Easiest way to get Plat/master is to have a good team. Soild team of 4. People that do not let you down, people that cover their side of the map. Communicating non stop.
Good luck. Remember teamwork is the way forward. Lonewolfs tend to get decimated. With my team, we move around in packs.noosh (in response to PANDAEX) Member
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i won 4 out of five games for the past 6 seasons of league and ive been placed in iron and bronze only. i carried my teams in all games.PonyWhustle (in response to noosh) Member
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It's better to run with at least 2 other friends you can count on, but if you can't then whenever your in a lobby at least have 2 other people on your team to have a mic. I did solo league play and got into master these past 2 seasons, from what I have heard is your first placement game counts the most;however, you have to do extremely well though. The other placement matches just play the objective and try to have the most captures and so forth.
Once you get placed, it is mostly all about wins and so forth.......
Good Luck!!!!!RevelationRmx (in response to PANDAEX) Member
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It is based on if you play objective and is not on how you carry your team but how your team plays as well.OWND PHANTOM (in response to RevelationRmx) Member
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Just play a lot of league play, its best to play CHAMPION SERIES
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5 SurefireToys for Your Boy. And They're All Under $50Jessica Ashley
I, like you, want to my kid everything for the holiday. Everything in my budget and that I won't end up spending an hour fishing out from under a car seat in the dark of night when we are all crabby and hungry anyway. But my son's list is divided into two clear categories — "Mommy, I HAVE to have this!" and "Mehhh, thanks." Obviously, I want to spend time/money/mama-love on the wins not the wahhhs.
I've been over and over the catalogues that magically arrive in the mail, surveyed the kids on the playground and checked out the hottest toy lists from all the retailers. Here are the five I know will be a big hit with the boy child this holiday season. And that I may even be willing to carry around in my purse for him when we leave the house.
SpiderMan Mega Blaster Web Shooter with Glove Set 1 of 5Suddenly, my son is all about Spiderman. I am not even sure where it came from. And it could be one big excuse to climb the couch and cabinets. But since my kid loves to get fully into character, I can't help but put this on the slimy list this season -- SpiderMan Mega Blaster Web Shooter with Glove Set. I am sure I will fall victim to my little superhero's antics. No matter. I may just throw in the mask anyway. A Spidey steal at $15.99.
Mega Bloks Halo Warthog Resistance 2 of 5Do not ask me a single question about who these guys are or whence they came. All I know is that my second-grader is frantically acquiring, trading and playing somethingwith these guys. I can only imagine how thrilled he will be to add the Target toys building sets & blocks building sets & kits Mega Bloks Halo Warthog Resistance set to his mystery collection. This is $25.99 you won't regret spending on your older boy -- and you will be picking up in every crevice of the house until next June.
Target toys building sets & blocks building sets & kits LEGO Super Heroes Batwing Battle Over Gotham City 3 of 5"What's one toy every boy in your class wants for the holidays?"
That's what I asked my second-grade son a few weeks ago, fishing for ideas for him.
"Anything Batman LEGO!" he responded without missing a beat. "Especially a killer set!"
I think this one is it. It has the all-important guys -- The Joker, an updated Batman and The Henchman. Plus, there are manageable vehicles. No need to spend a gajillion dollars on the giant sets that never get built. This Target toys building sets & blocks building sets & kits LEGO Super Heroes Batwing Battle Over Gotham City will be up and running a few minutes after it is opened, making the kiddo smile. And the $27.55 price tag will keep you grinning (but not like the bad guy, swearsy).
Air Hogs Hover Assault Vehicle 4 of 5I'm just crunchy-granola enough that I cringe to read the word "assault" in a toy description. And I did with this one -- until I saw those huge, nubby wheels paired with helicopter capabilities, that make this toy able to drive, jump AND fly. How much fun is that? Even for a make-peace kind of mama. The Air Hogs Hover Assault Vehicle rings in and takes off at $39.99.
Nerf N-Strike Elite Hailfire Blaster 5 of 5When it comes to Nerf gun battles in our house, we do not mess around. The front lines may be between the shower door and the dishwasher, but make no mistake -- we take cushy-dart combat very seriously. I'm counting on my National Guard-trained boyfriend and this new high-powered Nerf N-Strike Elite Hailfire Blaster to take the condo-warfare to the next level. There may be one of these in every styrofoam soldier's stocking this holiday! $33.89 -- or FREE! if you follow the giveaway instructions at the end of this post.
What toys are on your boy's list?
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Strongman's Umbrella by MARX77Watch
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One would think that Dubai'is would be dancing in the rain naked, praising the lord and all the water that comes from above. But no. It is a nuisance because it is disruptive. And disruption means bad business. And bad business means ruin. And ruin means the end of any dream with a positive economical content. And bankruptcy means ...and so on.
If he is a strong man, he should forget about his makeshift umbrella.
Lovely shot, Khuram.
Thanks, B!You know, what I really don't understand about people living in Dubai is that they are never fully content. They whine and whine about how hot and dry the climate is, then as soon as the temperature begins to drop and we finally get some actual rain; they start sniveling about how cold and wet the weather has suddenly become.
Thanks to you, I now know that it's the same everywhere else.
He is 'Strongman' and he can do whatever the heck he wants.
Yea, that's the trouble with Strongman. He can do what he wants. And he does, because he knows no restraint.
So, best is to keep out of his way. We don't want to be seen as provocative, do we? Would just give him the desired reason to twist our ears viciously.
Your's was the first name that came to mind when I took this picture.
I was thinking, "Oooh, a superhero. Damn! Wish Mark was here."
I know this may be frequently asked but what type of camera do you use? The depth is so cool and you most see a lot of awesome things since you upload a lot
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Rain in Dubai? That makes for a rare shot!
what is inside? piano?
Me stronk like bool~ hehe
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Picture: Hugh Laurie - Celebrities at the ITV studios - London, United Kingdom - Tuesday 24th September 2013
Actor-turned-musician Hugh Laurie's gig onboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California is to be released as a concert movie.
The House star and his Copper Bottom Band performed on the ship earlier this year (13) in a bid to recreate a concert staged by Laurie's hero Professor Longhair at a Paul MCCartney party in 1975.
The gig was filmed and now footage has been edited for the actor's first concert to be released on Dvd and Blu-Ray.
Laurie tells Wenn, "The Queen Mary has been moored at Long Beach since 1967. She crossed the Atlantic a thousand or so times before retiring to serve out her days as a hotel. But there is a bigger reason for its holiness.
"It was on the Queen Mary, at a party hosted by Sir Paul MCCartney (then a humble mister), that the great Professor Longhair recorded the album that changed my life - Professor Longhair Live on the Queen Mary didn't need no fancy title. It is what it is, and changes who it changes."


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Xcel Energy's likely decision to abandon support for a $180 million power line into the San Luis Valley won't deter other backers of the project.
"We will continue to look at every option available to make sure we can deliver power through southern Colorado and northern New Mexico," said Lee Boughey, a spokesman for the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association.
Asked if one option might be to not build a new power line, Boughey said no.
"This is an issue that needs to be addressed. We need to ensure for this wide region of Colorado that we can keep the lights on," he said.
Xcel's departure, however, will probably force Tri-State to scale down the project and recertify it with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, Boughey said.
Officials with the San Luis Valley Rural Electric Cooperative also said they will push forward.
"The No. 1, single most crystal- clear priority for us as a distribution cooperative is reliability of service to our members," said co-op president Mike Rierson. "This line would provide that with loop service."
Currently, electric power comes from the north via three lines that feed into a single substation in Poncha Springs.
Tri-State initially proposed the project in 2007, and Xcel Energy joined in 2008, looking at the line as a way to transmit solar-generated electricity it needed to meet state requirements.
Slower economic growth has dented Xcel's forecasts of future demand, and the utility has found other renewable sources. If the PUC accepts Xcel's newly filed resource plan, Xcel said, it may abandon the line.
Tri-State saw demand grow 5.5 percent last year.
"I am sorry to see Xcel pull out of it," co-op director Rick Inman said. "But we still need an alternative route into the valley for the redundancy of power."
A favored route for the new line is from Walsenburg over La Veta Pass. But that route crosses unspoiled terrain, including large tracts of Trin chera Ranch, owned by wealthy hedge-fund manager Louis Bacon, who has mounted strong opposition.
"It is a pristine corridor in a spectacular part of Colorado, and we have found better, cheaper alternatives," said Cody Wertz, a spokesman for Trinchera. "There is no reason for us to give up this fight."
But both sides said Xcel's departure could offer an opening to sit down and talk.
"These type of projects get resolved when everyone comes to the table and talks through what their issues are," Boughey said.
Wertz added: "We understand there are needs here. We want a win- win."
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Western Kentucky's Lance Guidry has a chance to make history.
ALLEN PARK, Mich. - The Detroit Lions have gotten quite a return on the $132 million, eight-year investment they made in Calvin Johnson nine months ago.
PHILADELPHIA - Counted out by their own coach six weeks ago, the Washington Redskins and Robert Griffin III are on the brink of their first division title in 13 years.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The expectations placed upon Andrew Luck almost seemed unfair.
The Grinch gets his nose pinched by Evelyn Essmiller at the Food Bank of Barton County on Friday afternoon, while he places a furry hand atop the head of Bob Essmiller. The husband-and-wife Food Bank Board co-chairs and the Grinch are joined by Food Bank manager Jenny Gordy. In true Grinch fashion, the green guy delivered more than 100 food items in trash bags. The food was donated by Rosewood Services employees who conducted a food drive this month. Starring as the Grinch was Rosewood employee Ric Loiland.
Kristy Straub of Great Bend is one of 26 Kansas women selected to participate in the Dwight D. Eisenhower Excellence in Public Service Series.
Great Bend Fire Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3111 and its Ladies Auxiliary hosted representatives of Quilts of Valor presentation on Veterans Day, Nov. 11th. Quilts of Valor became a national organization with the beginning started by a Blue Star Mom, Catherine Roberts, of Seaford, Del., because of her son, Nathaniel's year long deployment to Iraq. Her desire was to see that returning veterans were welcomed home with love and gratitude that they deserved. QOV's are stitched with love, prayers and healing thoughts. Combat troops who have been wounded or touched by war are awarded a tangible token of appreciation that ...
The Barton County Association of Retired School Personnel met at 11:30 a.m. on Dec. 14 at Montana Mike's. President Rose Kelly called the meeting to order and led the flag salute. Becky Dudrey gave the invocation. A total of 50 were present, including five guests, John Basham, Donna Gales, Myrna Holthaus, Gordon Zahradnik and Rae Zahradnik.
On Dec. 14 more than 400 participated in Pittsburg State University's fall commencement exercises in the Garfield Weede Physical Education Building on the PSU campus. College of Education and College of Technology commencement area graduate was Tyson R. Letourneau, Bachelor of Business Administration, of Claflin.
The certified public accounting firm of Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball, Chartered announces the addition of Shawna Robl to its team. Robl is an Ellinwood native and the daughter of Craig Robl and Waynette Stroda.
Great Bend Middle School announces the November and December Above and Beyond Winners. Each of these students were nominated by their teachers because they have gone above and beyond the call of duty in becoming a good citizen of GBMS. The students receive and certificate and a pizza and pop luncheon with the school Administrators.
Ron and Bonnie Mink, formerly of Great Bend, will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a celebration at 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 29 at Springfield Botanical Center in Springfield, Mo. Hosts for the event will be their children, Jessica Nelson and husband Andy of Great Bend and Detective Grant Mink and wife Aubrey of Topeka. The couple has four grandchildren, Emilee Nelson, Victoria Nelson, Scarlet Mink, and Ivy Mink.
Journalists often exaggerate by using the phrase "shattered lives."
Nathan and Abby (Boone) Robinson announce the birth of their son, Reid James Robinson, on Nov. 15 in Lawrence. He weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz. and was 21" long.
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Like many children, Cassandra loved to create spirited works of art. She was fortunate to have parents who were also artistically inclined, and recognized this as more than just a passing phase, but a real talent. Cassandra took art and drawing classes with her father, and found unfailing support from her mother. And now, she has the pleasure of working with them as part of the family business. The Riverside Design Group is committed not only to making unique, artistic tableware, but also to being environmentally sensitive and giving back to their community. Cassandra developed her keen eye while studying photography at the University of Cincinnati, and now her designs have graced tables from the Getty Museum Cafe to everyday homes. She currently lives in Chicago with her husband, son, and Hopper the cat.
Personalized Mom and Grandma Platters
Cassandra Ott
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Gather Round.
Designed by Cassandra Ott, this keepsake platter is a touching token of your appreciation for your mother or grandmother. A unique way to get the kids together, this platter features the laser-etched names of every grandchild or child surrounding a sunflower or daisy blooming with the word "mom" or "grandma." Color is then hand-screened onto the pre-consumer/post-industrial recycled glass and, to finish, it's fired and sandblasted for texture and a frosted look. Handcrafted in Pennsylvania.
Exclusively at UncommonGoods.
Made in the USA
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