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Lungren concedes District 7 seat to Bera | News
GOLD RIVER, CA - Incumbent Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Gold River, conceded the hard-fought race for the Congressional District 7 to challenger Dr. Ami Bera, D-Elk Grove on Friday.
The Associated Press called the race for Bera late Thursday as his lead over Lungren widened.
Lungren issued this statement:
I am satisfied that enough votes have been counted to determine that I will not be representing the citizens of the 7th Congressional District during the 113th Congress. It was a tough campaign and I accept the outcome.
I congratulate Dr. Bera in his victory and I wish him well as he accepts this new challenge.
It is my hope that Dr. Bera approaches Congress, as have I, with a humble heart, respect for the institution and a desire to perform his duties in the best interest of the people he represents and the country.
No one can fulfill the obligations of public service alone. The contributions of my wife Bobbi and our family have been inestimable. I could never thank them enough. My staff has worked tirelessly on behalf of others - there are no better public servants anywhere.
I am proud of the work we have accomplished representing Californians both in the California Department of Justice and in the United States Congress. The experience of 18 years serving in the House of Representatives and eight years as California's Attorney General truly has been an honor and one for which I will be forever grateful.
During my time in the House, we were able to build coalitions across the aisle to advance legislation that not only benefitted the people of the district, but all Americans. I am proud of the meaningful work we have achieved with Folsom Dam, our levees, U.S. port security, chemical facility security, cyber security, criminal justice reform, immigration reform, national security, human trafficking, reining in government spending and the myriad of other issues that came before the Congress.
Bobbi and I wish to thank the multitude of volunteers and supporters who were by our side in this effort. Your support is gratifying and humbling and for that we are immensely grateful. God Bless you and God bless this land of ours.
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2012: Starting goalkeeper in all 18 Butler matches...finished ninth in the Atlantic 10 Conference with a 1.44 goals against average...ranked fifth in the league in saves (87) and sixth in the circuit in save percentage (,763)...tied for tenth in the league with three shutouts...tied David McVay (1989) for Butler's third-highest single season total for saves...recorded shutouts against William & Mary, IUPUI and Evansville...contributed to shutouts against Richmond and George Washington...had a career-high nine saves at Dayton...named to the All-Tournament Team at the VCU Nike Classic.
2011: Played in 14 games for the Bulldogs, including 13 as the starting goalie...posted a .712 save percentage and a 1.51 goals against average...recorded four wins including shutouts against UIC and Evansville.
2010: Started one game at goalie for the Bulldogs...recorded four saves on four shots...received his first career win against Bowling Green.
2009: Did not see varsity action in initial season with the Bulldogs.
High School: First team All-State in 2008...two-time All-District and All-County player...named to the Indianapolis Star Super Team...2008 Brebeuf Defensive Player of the Year...helped high school team to a sectional championship as a senior.
Club: Played on the 2008 U16 U. S. Youth Soccer Developmental Academy National Champion squad.


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An easy way to keep track of documents on your computer is to use the Documents library. By default, the Documents library shows all the documents located in the My Documents folder, but you can include other folders in your Documents library, too. For more information, see Include folders in a library.
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Use linear interpolation, linear extrapolation, and the line of best fit to make predictions about a data set.
This video demonstrates a sample use of predicting with linear models.
This video provides an explanation of the concept of predicting with linear models.
Quiz for Linear Interpolation and Extrapolation.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Linear Interpolation and Extrapolation.
To activate prior knowledge, to generate questions about a given topic, and to organize knowledge using a KWL Chart.
Learn new vocabulary words and help remember them by coming up with your own sentences and descriptions from the text.
Students will apply their understanding of using data to find the line of best fit using a graphing calculator to make predictions in carbon emissions.
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Financial Engineering - M.S.
DEPARTMENT: Department of Mathematical Sciences
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E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tel: 330-672-2430
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Web: www.kent.edu/cas/math
The Financial Engineering program also partners with the WISE institute at Xiamen University in China to offer a concentration in Financial Engineering Quantitative to students who first enroll at Xiamen for one year. These students take extensive coursework in Fiance, Math and Economics topics to prepare for the program. Since their preparation covers some coursework in the program, they are on a second track or concentration in this degree. Other than these coursework differences, the program is the same.
The program is a demanding one, and requires the completion of 36 credit hours of coursework, including an industry based internship. It combines strong quantitative skills from mathematics, including probability theory and numerical computing, with risk management and dynamic valuation skills from finance. The program emphasizes applied skills in the area of financial engineering, while still providing the necessary theoretical background. The coursework was designed by an industry advisory board of leading investment banks and financial firms. The board works closely with faculty to revise the content regularly. For a list of current MSFE Advisory Board Members please see www.business.kent.edu/msfe.
The on-campus electronic Olga A. Mural Financial Engineering Trading Floor allows students to receive hands-on experience in derivatives trading and risk management. Kent State has the only derivatives-oriented trading floor in an academic institution with direct connections to the futures exchanges. The trading floor is equipped with the same software used by major investment banking firms. Live exchange data feeds and real-time market information allow students to simulate real trading. The software includes Trading Technologies X Trader, Patsystems, and SunGard's MicroHedge options analytical product. Data feeds from CQG and Reuters provide continuous news and pricing information. At the front of the trading floor is a data board that provides real-time pricing information on derivatives. Students use this information to assess market conditions for trading tendencies. Live satellite feeds are shown on plasma displays.
This unique trading floor is an integral part of the MSFE program at Kent State University. Since students use the same data feeds and trading software that are used by major investment banking firms, the trading floor allows them to replicate dynamic trading strategies and derivative security analyses.
An industry-based internship is assigned. The project will involve direct interaction with a contributing firm. The student will undertake a ten-week internship to complete the required project with a firm from the financial community. The project will be presented to the program faculty for final evaluation. Prior participating firms include the Chicago Board of Trade, Eurex, Prebon Yamane, State Street Research, KeyBank, SunGard, FirstEnergy, Goldman Sachs, and ICAP. Students are given opportunities to network with top industry officials. The class visits both the Chicago and New York financial districts to interact with professionals in the derivatives field.
Official transcript(s), GMAT or GRE, résumé and TOEFL, IELTS, MELAB or PTE, if applicable. Also required for the major but not for the Financial Engineering concentration are a goal statement and three letters of recommendation.
Minimum of 36 total credit hours.
Financial Engineering Quantitative requires a minimum of 32 total credit hours.
PROGRAM FEE: $2,700/semester


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I have stepped into a odd case. I have been asked to help this situation and do not know what to say to the owner of the server; here is what I know:
1. Dedicated Server at GoDaddy.com
2. Originally set up via command line
3. Person who set it up has passed
4. Owner has no clue
5. Owner turned on the Simple Control Panel and Installed it
6. Simple Control Panel install stopped Every process
7. Zimbra is the mail server and has been restarted via SSH
8. Domain for public access is not working
9. To get it working I have to finish the add domain in Simple Control Panel
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11. Owner needs the same domain name for both Mail Server and pubic domain access.
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MUSC 445 Masterpieces of Chamber Music (1)
An in-depth analytical study of music composed for small groups (2-13 instruments), this course will focus on selected works composed between 1750 and 1950 which have made a significant impact in the evolution of Western music. The format of the class is lecture and discussion with students and professor taking turns presenting. Live performances by students, faculty and visiting ensembles will be used whenever possible. Designed primarily for music majors.
- Prerequisite: MUSC 343 or consent of instructor
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Northridge, CA (Sports Network) - Paolo Mancasola tallied 18 points and six
assists as the UC Davis Aggies held off the Cal State Northridge Matadors,
74-71, in a Big West Conference showdown at The Matadome.
Corey Hawkins added 17 points, six rebounds, five assists, and four steals for
UC Davis (5-10, 1-3 Big West), which has won two of three. J.T. Adenrele and
Ryan Sypkens chipped in 13 points apiece, while Adenrele also grabbed a team-
high nine boards.
For Northridge (9-8, 0-5), Stephen Maxwell logged a double-double with 18
points and 11 rebounds, while Josh Greene and Allan Guei netted 14 and 10,
respectively. The Matadors are in the midst of a six-game losing streak.
UC Davis outshot Northridge from the field in the first half, 42.9 percent to
31.2 percent, as it took a 30-27 lead at intermission.
The Matadors used a 9-0 run early in the second half to take a 41-35 lead, but
the Aggies eventually climbed back to retake the advantage, 57-56, on a Josh
Ritchart 3-pointer with 6:50 left in the game. Northridge would keep the game
close down the stretch, but UC Davis never surrendered its lead, and a
Mancasola trey in the final minute would help seal its fate.
UC Davis was able to overcome a game-high 23 turnovers by finishing 27-of-53
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Two teenage boys have been reported missing from Meridian.
Jhuntavius Clay, 16, is 5' 8", and 200 pounds. He was
last seen Thursday, Apr. 4, in the area of Western Gardens wearing a Texas Longhorn hoodie, tan pants, and multi-colored shoes. His picture is shown.
Police say they did not have a picture of 15-year-old
Markell Hill available. Hill is a black male, 5' 2" and 120 pounds. He was last seen Apr. 4 in the area of Western Gardens wearing a blue hoodie, tan pants, and white shoes.
Anyone who has any information about Hill or Clay is asked to call Meridian police at 601-485-1859, 601-485-1893, or Crimestoppers at 601-485-1860.
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== Constituency Responses ==
== Constituency Responses ==
Revision as of 10:15, 3 October 2012
6JSC/LC/10 Revision to RDA 184.108.40.206 (Number, date, location, of a conference, etc.)
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General comments
If the details of the LC/PCC practice described here are acceptable to the other RDA constituencies, I agree that I would prefer Proposed Option 1, spelling out these instructions for different types of conference authorized access points clearly, with examples. --Robert J. Rendall 09:36, 17 August 2012 (PDT)
NLM prefers option 2.
-- Glennan (PCC) for NLM, 8/31/12
I prefer Option 1 for the same reason as Robert.
Larisa Walsh, CC:DA Sept. 19, 2012
I prefer option 1. --John Hostage 09:40, 19 September 2012 (PDT) (AALL)
If the LC/PCC practice has already been agreed upon then I think it's better to spell it out as in option 1. --Patricia Dragon 13:19, 19 September 2012 (PDT)
I prefer option 1-- Dominique Bourassa, CC:DA, Sept. 19, 2012
I prefer option 1 -- Adolfo Tarango (CRS), Oct 2, 2012
Constituency Responses
ACOC: Text of response
ACOC prefers Option 1, because it "provides clearer instruction and is easier to follow."


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Well, maybe it's a bit off-topic, but somebody may know what I'm unable to find out.
When I configure Outlook address book (no connector) to connect to OpenLDAP in Zimbra, I can search for addresses. It works. When I configure Outlook to use Active Directory LDAP, it works too, even in a better way. With Active Directory LDAP address book, I can see all addresses in directory right when I open address book or when I click "To" button in new mail. I don't have to do a search. When using OpenLDAP, I have to search for "@" in address, then I get all addressess.
Is it possible to configure OpenLDAP (or something other) that when I open address book in Outlook it will automatically populate list with all LDAP records?


text: Photo Gallery Pictures: When Snow and Ice Meet Lava Studying what happens when lava flows meet snow and ice helps researchers track climate change through the ages. PUBLISHED May 9, 2013 0 1 / 7 Fiery Layers Thousand-degree rivers of molten rock—like the lava smothering an older, snow-covered lava flow in Kamchatka, Russia (map), pictured above—and hissing snow are just another day in the field for Ben Edwards, a volcanologist at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania.Edwards, a National Geographic grantee, studies volcanoes covered with snow and ice to figure out how previous ice ages have waxed and waned, and how Earth's climate has changed. (See pictures of volcano exploration.)Sediment cores from the seafloor do a good job of recording fluctuating ocean temperatures, which researchers can correlate to the past 25 to 30 glacial stages, Edwards said. But that record gets muddy once you start looking on land.Many volcanoes have erupted under glaciers over the past several million years, he said. "And those deposits are the only deposits left that indicate the presence of ice at the time of the eruptions."By studying the results of actively erupting volcanoes covered with snow and ice, Edwards can learn what to look for in older lava flows deposited on glaciers.—Jane J. Lee Photograph by Ben Edwards A Steamy Scene When extreme cold meets extreme heat, the result can be unpredictable phenomena. In some instances, as lava pours over snow, meltwater trickles down between the ice crystals. This results in a steamy river (pictured) flowing from beneath the snow and ice.This picture was taken in the middle of a snowstorm, said Edwards, who added that the stream was between 104°F and 122°F (40°C to 50°C). Photograph by Ben Edwards Rollin', Rollin', Rollin' A blocky lava flow, known as 'a'a lava, rolls over snow in Russia's Kluchevskoy Nature Park.The bright orange block measured about three feet (one meter) across, said Edwards, and had just tumbled from the front of the 'a'a flow.Blocks continued to roll off the front of the flow, and that was how the whole thing moved forward, he explained—"kind of like a tractor tread." Photograph by Ben Edwards Frozen Banks Sometimes lava flows plow against a snow bank (pictured), carve out caves within a glacier, or slip underneath the ice."In Russia, we saw everything," Edwards said. "We saw lava flows start to burrow under the snow, [creating pileups]."For instance, researchers saw a lava flow push up a dome of snow that rose seven to ten feet (two to three meters) into the air. The surface started to crack and lava started to peek through, Edwards said. (See pictures of the weird and beautiful things snow and ice can do.) Photograph by Ben Edwards Heating Blanket Volcanic ash—the gray, sandy material pictured—can act like an insulator, protecting the underlying snow from lava flows, Edwards said. That's why you don't see any steam in this photograph, he added."There are cases where blocks of snow have been preserved for decades, if not longer, in these kinds of conditions," he said."Once you get five to ten centimeters of ash, it's a pretty effective blanket," he explained. Photograph by Ben Edwards Molten Canyon In Kamchatka, Russia, tourists guided by a park ranger (far left), view a channel of molten rock flowing down a canyon in older lava deposits in Kluchevskoy Nature Park.Understanding how lava reacts with snow and ice is also important for predicting potential hazards to people in the area, said Edwards. This park saw a catastrophic eruption in the 1970s, which destroyed a couple of huts used by park tourists. (Related: "Philippine Volcano Deaths Raise Climbing Questions.") Photograph by Ben Edwards See More Pictures of Erupting Volcanoes Photograph by Cai Tjeenk Willink, Virunga National Park Related Stories Rare Seal Pups Stranded on Shrinking Arctic Ice On World Penguin Day, Could There Be a More Adorable Bird? This Week's Night Sky: See Jupiter's 'Water World' Moon


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We are super pleased to invite Darien Teachers, Specialists, and Faculty to the Darien Library this fall!
How do your students use the Library for assignments and book reports?
The Children's Librarians will showcase the Library's physical and virtual collections; highlighting the ins and outs of the Library website, and a tour of the Library.
A new article in the New York Times, Picture Books No Longer a Staple for Children, suggests that the picture book is slowly going the way of the dinosaur. According the to article, parents are increasingly encouraging their children, as early as kindergarten, to read "big kid" chapter books in order to help their children in an ever-competitive educational environment. As a result, bookstores are stocking less picture books and publishers are offering less new picture books each season.
I'm curious if the NYTimes' Julie Bosman has visited her local library recently. I wish she could stop by our Children's Library here in Darien. She might be quite surprised at the extraordinary number of parents and caregivers curling up with a picture book in one of the big comfy chairs, or on the carpet, or at the puzzle table, or over a hot chocolate by the Cafe. Her eyes might well pop when she notices the foot-high stacks of picture books that moms and dads routinely check out for their children (of all ages).
We Children's Librarians know the power of a great picture book. Using picture books is staple in our baby and toddler programs. But did you know that we also use them in our preschool and elementary-aged storytimes?
The picture book is a unique work of art. Combining text, illustration, and design elements, a good picture book does more than simply tell a good story. Picture books can teach and engage a child's understanding of visual literacy (a skill that this new generation of digital natives will absolutely require to be successful in both academia and professional life.)
Parents invited to be Mystery Readers in their child's classroom often ask us for read-aloud suggestions. Whether they are visiting a first-grade class or a fifth-grade class, can you guess what kinds of books we nearly always offer? We even have a special section in the Children's Library filled with picture books specifically for older students. These gorgeously illustrated works may look thin, but are full of rich themes, well-developed characters, history, and humor. Perfect for older children who are reading independently.
Graduating from being a pre-reader to an independent reader doesn't have to mean the end of enjoying books with artwork. Chapter books and picture books can live happily together on a child's bookshelf. Whether it's revisiting favorite picture books to read again or discovering a new crop of more sophisticated illustrated reading choices, independent readers will flourish when encouraged to read variety of books.
Stop by the Children's Library soon with your reader and tell us about some of your favorite picture books and let us help you find some new favorites, too.
Originally we made these screencasts for students and summer reading, but thought we could include them on the teachers' page. Why not?!
Do you have a username on our website? You can totally make one and use it to place holds on books, create tags, and write reviews in the catalog. Your reviews and tags can always be erased or edited at any time. (Tags are like placing a sticky note on items in the catalog using your own words. Great if you like to make lists.)
Welcome back to the new school year Darien Teachers!
This summer has been a busy one for us. Your students were voracious readers and challenged our Readers' Advisory skills to find the perfect book for each reader for weeks on end! We had fun in our Summer Reading Program and we hope they did too.
Our hope with this section of our website is to share interesting links that we find with you that will support your work in the classroom. We think a lot about the 21st Century Learning Standards for students even though we are a public library and are always on the lookout for the best resources for our students.
In an effort to make sure that all students have equitable access to library resources (not just the early birds!), we have a feature we hope you will try out this year. On the upper right hand side of this page, you will see an Assignment Alert. This is a form you can use to alert us that you have given an assignment to your students so that we can have the resources available to meet your students' needs.
School is starting soon! Recently, the blog Free Technology for Teachers posted some search engines for students.
Some of the search engines mentioned were:
Sweet Search a committee of librarians and teachers have viewed and approved the websites.
Kid Rex uses Google's filters.
AskKids has it divided out into categories for kid-friendly use.
Google Scholar searches patents, and scholary journals for a bit older students.
To take a look at all the search engines mentioned, click here.
I think a lot about technology and social media so when I came across this post on integrating social media into the classroom, I thought I'd share it with all you educators out there. It is a compliation of fantastic resources; articles on the basics, illustrative videos, web 2.0 tools and dozens of blogs and educators to follow on twitter. I'd seen the Vision of Students Today video from Michel Wesch before and am always impressed with his anthropological work, especially his presentation to the Library of Congress on YouTube.
We, over here in the public library, are always interested in knowing how technology is being used in the classroom here in Darien. Perhaps some collaboration between us could happen in the future? Teachers, how could we help you? I invite you to comment here or email me with ideas (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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World History
Posted 21 May 2006 - 10:09 AM
I needed to speak out about this for two reasons: First of all, I think it's safe to assume that this game is being funded. Someone or a group of someones is investing a lot of money into the production of this title. That being said I was shocked to see that quality as poor as this is actually receiving money for production. I find it hard to believe that an investor read that story and said, "Brilliant! I want to see more." Secondly, as a game design student I regularly research game development companies to see what kinds of titles they are producing. This gives me an idea as to what kinds of ideas, and what standards of quality need to be met in order to make it in the industry. I was so surprised that a back story so poorly written as this one was actually a part of a title in development that I had to say something.
I won't go into further detail about how bad the story is in this post, but if after reading it for yourselves you don't see what I'm getting please respond to this post and we can talk about it.
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Posted 21 May 2006 - 08:44 PM
The History of Andarus
The First Age: A Time Forgotten
Long ago, the world of Andarus was born unto the gods as a gift from the universe. Out of respect to the universe for its gift, the gods blessed Andarus by creating a master race of giants. These ancients were known as the colossus-born. They were the Children of the gods, and were said to be towering creatures of such size and might that they could move the very mountains themselves with only their hands. They built magnificent cities that reached into the heavens, and dug so deep into the planet they not only controlled, but drank of the blood of the earth. When the colossus-born were at war with each other, entire continents broke apart, and the very center of the planet shook with fury.
When the colossus-born thought they had mastered all of the world and all living things, they abandoned their gods, believing themselves to be just as powerful. The gods had no choice, but to strike down a number of the colossus-born as a sign of their superior power, and to serve as a warning. Unfortunately, the gods did not anticipate the response from their creation. Pure focused rage towards the gods and what they had done consumed the massive race. They tore the planet apart in blind rage and fury; if the gods would not recognize their power, then they would destroy their world!
Heartbroken with such a wave of guilt and sadness, the gods responded the only way they could. They struck down the colossus-born; every last one. In an instant, their massive cities, their culture, language, magic, and love for Andarus was gone forever.
The Second Age: Devastation
Andarus had been devastated. The damage was nearly unmanageable. The gods considered abandoning the world, but the remaining tattered remnants of life clinging on just to survive caught their already wounded hearts.
The gods contemplated the source of their now lost children's demise; what mistake had been made? They realized that the mistake had been in creating their children as giants; nearly gods themselves - able to dominate the world any way that they saw fit.
The gods would not make the same mistake again.
It was decided that they would create new races; tough, intelligent, capable races that would help rebuild the world. But what races would they create? Forests needed to be planted, cities needed to be built, oceans needed to be cleaned, animals needed to be controlled, and most importantly, the gods needed to be worshiped.
They created numerous species to test the result of different breeds and environments. They populated the land, water, and air with both animals and sentient beings of all kinds; however most of the sentient beings did not actively work to rebuild the world to the gods wishes because they did not have proper direction. The gods also learned that they would have to create new races that were physically built for specific tasks.
Once the gods saw that their world needed different species to accomplish different feats in rebuilding their world they created the diggers which would dig into mother earth and retrieve materials for building the great cities that would dot their earth. The gods then created the builders who would take earth
Posted 21 May 2006 - 08:46 PM
Anyways just think the history that could be discoverd by us? We make our own history in the game. It is said that it will be in books! So how on earth can they right about us when it hasn't happened?
Posted 28 May 2006 - 12:17 AM
Posted 29 May 2006 - 07:35 AM
With WoW, Blizzard had the huge advantage of developing a game for which a ponderous amount of lore had already been established, with a staff that was probably already steeped in the content throught the strategy games. The timeline document on Blizzard's WoW page is extremely extensive.
I think that for purposes of efficiency, games in early development don't usually tackle lore extensively. The people who develop the lore are often also the game programmers, and when you have investors looking for palpable, visual progress in the project, their time is probably better spent in the code than in writing up lore. I expect that as Quest Online grows to accommodate the project's needs, we'll see more lore coming down the line as they are able to apply the manpower to it.
That said, I also appreciate well-written lore. I think too many game companies have programmers writing up history and quest dialogs and such, and while programming and writing need not be mutually exclusive, I expect that there's probably an untapped resource of powerfully creative people with English degrees who don't get utilized by this industry as often as they should. It's certainly in MY top5 list of dream jobs. But I really appreciate the well-crafted dialog of WoW, and when I try out other games and see terrible writing right off the bat, it's a huge turn-off.
So, I'm lenient with Crusade, given their circumstances, but I do expect better in the future. Kudos to frankadelli for his frank (ha ha) assessment of the current lore, though.
Posted 05 June 2006 - 03:24 AM
Basically, he's a genius when it comes to writing groundbreakingly original games, loaded with new ideas, and being life-screwingly addictive.
As for Crusade, well, the basic ideas in terms of the game mechanics are already in his head; Crusade will be what we all wish H:EoI was: DA's vision.
If I were an investor looking to make big bucks, I would give DA every cent I had, with free reign to spend it all on whatever he wished - beer if he wanted to - because I know that the beer would somehow turn into an awesome idea that would make me rich.
You, as an aspiring game developer, look upon the information released about Crusade and think "Hmm, underdeveloped and boring..." but if you look upon the information released about the old H (damn, just the immersion of the world.... gah! sorry...) then you will see that the truth is that Crusade is very nearly all designed; now it just has to be made.
Well, of course, I might be wrong (and there have no doubt been a million new ideas in the last 5 years that he will incorporate into his vision) but have no doubt that Crusade will be the most World-Rich, immersive game you are ever likely to stumble across.
And if any venture capitalists are reading this post... give DA your money. All of it. Now. ;-)
Posted 05 June 2006 - 02:57 PM
Personally, I'm glad to see that he doesn't try to make himself a celebrity.. no "DAVID ALLEN PRESENTS" in big letters on the home page, thankfully. While I don't like his games too much, Brad McQuaid seems like a decent guy (we used to play the same MUD, back in the day)... but there's a degree of idolatry going on in the Vanguard forums that is almost painful to observe. I just hope their beta testers are being good testers and not fanboys who won't criticize the content.
Anyway... as I said, writing up lore is probably just not a tremendous priority at the moment. I'm sure most of it is firmly in his head or scribbled down in notepads, pending refinement, but I'm not too worried about it yet.
Posted 26 July 2006 - 12:28 PM
In the weeks and months it takes to develop the live game, a great amount of history could be set down in the pages of the forum.
Posted 26 July 2006 - 01:15 PM
...life-screwingly addictive...
Honestly put for many of us gamers. I haven't had a title I've been willing to screw mine up over for some time now. That's unfortunate, but I'm sure another will come around.
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Cast fire range arc etc etc etc..
Wickedly nice.
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Why do your posts cut off like this? It's happened to a few of them.
The world history was specifically presented in its first version as a template; not a complete compendium. The nearly unlimited directions we can take the game from a historical perspective will come from this core template, but it
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Fair numbers were solid, but not staggering
GOSHEN — Though weather plays a big role in fair attendance, even with a few rough weather days, the 2012 Elkhart County 4-H Fair reflected a local economy that's recovering.
Though final numbers won't be in until Monday, "our attendance has been up this year a little bit," said Jack Lengacher, Jr., president of the fair board this year. "I think that's a real good indication of where our economy's at. I look at our attendance as, this is the heart and soul of our businesses, the workers. People are feeling more confident," Lengacher said Saturday, the final day of this year's fair.
For the first three days of the nine-day event, attendance was as high as pre-recession numbers, but hot weather and rain slowed things down as the fair went on.
"Considering the weather, we've had a fabulous crowd," said Robin Haag, executive director of the fair. Last year's attendance was estimated at roughly 235,500 people, and Haag expects this year to wind up in the same neighborhood.
Vendors were seeing strong sales, and "overall it looks like we might be ever so slightly up," said Tim Yoder, concessions director for the fair. "Economy-wise, I think when they're out here they're eating a lot," he said.
Danny Huston, president of North American Midway Entertainment, said "our revenue's up about two percent over last year," with the Crazy Mouse roller coaster being the most popular ride and the new Vertigo ending up in the number three slot this year.
Friday's 4-H auction didn't break last year's record of just over $967,000, but it didn't fall far shy of it, either, at almost $932,000.
"Given that the market prices are down a little bit, we had a lot of generosity from the community," said Jeff Burbrink, educator with the Purdue Cooperative Extension Office in the county. "We had a very, very good sale," he said.
Renee Troyer Campbell, who oversees the auction for the fair, said, "I'm always impressed with the amount of community support we have."
That support went deeper than normal this year. Last year the fair board more than doubled the size of the fairgrounds, buying the land to the east of the grounds for $1.4 million, and set out on a lofty campaign to raise the money within a year.
Between land-based fund-raising efforts during the fair, earlier fundraisers and private donations, the board is roughly $275,000 away from paying off the purchase, Lengacher said Saturday.
He credited Kelly Rose for helping spearhead fundraising efforts behind the scenes and those who've donated. "Elkhart County is just different," he said. "We always step up.
"I think it's a lot of our strong family upbringing we have, and our business leaders haven't forgotten where they came from," he said.
As the land purchase gets paid off, Haag said she believes the fair board will focus on using it to improve movement within the fairgrounds and access between the grounds and nearby roads. "People movement has to be a priority," she said.
The weather threw different things at the fair this year, with a couple of days of sweltering heat and a couple of days with some storms, and the grandstands were evacuated twice during the fair.
"You always like to think your emergency plan works," Lengacher said. "The state fair proved it can happen to anyone at any time," he said, referring to the deadly stage collapse at last year's Indiana State Fair.
Haag said, "because of being so alert about weather going into the fair and then having a couple of pop-up storms, it shows us we have taken good precautions. It showed us a couple of things to address, too. I think it was really a great learning experience because of preparedness," she said.
Now that it's done, Lengacher said the fair is a reminder of the committment of the community to its youths.
He's watched the excitement, anticipation, apprehension and nervousness in the eyes of 4-Hers mirrored in the eyes of their parents, and he's seen the bond between 4-H kids and their leaders. "What I've seen is the 4-H leaders are more mentors," he said.
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DURHAM, N.C. - There's something about Virginia that always brings out the best in Duke.
Since David Cutcliffe took over the Blue Devils, they have beaten the Cavaliers more than anybody else in the Atlantic Coast Conference - by far.
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|Dragon wrestlers vie in five meets in one at Eaton duals
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HHS wrestlers competed in five duals at the Eaton Duals Tournament Saturday, Feb. 9.
The outing gave good mat time for the wrestlers, which coach Jack Garrison said is something they really needed.
He said he's real happy with where the team stands as they head into regionals and then state.
The Dragons finished with a 46-32 dual win over Strasburg, while falling to University 36-46, to Greeley West 30-48, to Highland 36-42 and to Greeley Central 28-46.
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145 lbs.—Luke Stewart was pinned in 1:33 by Jared Sevestre.
152 lbs.—Leo Ortiz pinned Brandon Meshurst in :24.
160 lbs.—T.J. Gertner was pinned in 3:26 by Matt Wortman.
170 lbs.—Spencer Kotch won by forfeit.
182 lbs.—Astolfo Rojo won by forfeit.
195 lbs.—Jesus Hermosillo pinned Blake Miller of Eaton in 1:29.
220 lbs.—Dylan Kotch won by forfeit.
285 lbs.—Fernando Rojo won by forfeit.
Holyoke 30, Greeley West 48
106 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in 2:23 by Anthony Garza.
113 lbs.—Dylan West of Greeley West won by forfeit.
120 lbs.—Brandt was pinned in 1:56 by Adrian Delacruz.
126 lbs.—Lopez was pinned in :43 by Emilio Martinez.
132 lbs.—Golden was pinned in :50 by Shedrick Boyd.
138 lbs.—Ortner was pinned in :41 by Shane Ricks.
145 lbs.—Stewart lost a 2-9 decision to Logan Trzciak.
152 lbs.—Ortiz lost a 3-7 match to Elijah Griego.
160 lbs.—Gertner pinned Brandon Kilber of Eaton in 2:41.
170 lbs.—Kotch pinned Neiko Hiott in 1:36.
182 lbs.—Rojo pinned Dylan Etheridge of Eaton in :41.
195 lbs.—Hermosillo pinned Ethan Aleman of Eaton in :22.
220 lbs.—Kotch won by forfeit.
285 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in :13 by Austin Waterman.
Holyoke 46, Strasburg 32
106 lbs.—Rojo pinned Jacob Perrino in 1:30.
113 lbs.—Kennan McCarthy of Strasburg won by forfeit.
120 lbs.—Brandt won a 16-7 decision over Levi Larson.
126 lbs.—Lopez won by forfeit.
132 lbs.—Golden was pinned in :36 by Cooper Raines.
138 lbs.—Ortner lost a 0-16 decision to Joe Santistevan.
145 lbs.—Stewart pinned Skile Ames in 5:16.
152 lbs.—Ortiz was pinned in 3:00 by Jacob Smith.
160 lbs.—Gertner was pinned in 3:31 by Dustin Blagg.
170 lbs.—Kotch lost a 2-9 decision to Evan Oakley.
182 lbs.—Rojo pinned Zeke Corral in 5:54.
195 lbs.—Hermosillo pinned Jake Santistevan in :15.
220 lbs.—Kotch pinned Shane Coombs in 5:53.
285 lbs.—Rojo won by forfeit.
Holyoke 36, Highland 42
106 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in 2:45 by Jake Trujillo.
113 lbs.—Justin Lutz of Highland won by forfeit.
120 lbs.—Brandt won by forfeit.
126 lbs.—Lopez was pinned in :35 by Zack of Platte Valley.
132 lbs.—Golden was pinned in 1:36 by Nathan White.
138 lbs.—Kris Trujillo of Highland won by medical forfeit by Ortner.
145 lbs.—Stewart pinned Jr. Gore in 1:13.
152 lbs.—Ortiz was pinned in 2:30 by Chris Villalobos.
160 lbs.—Gertner won a 9-4 decision over Sean Belfrage.
170 lbs.—Kotch pinned Travis Lutz in :33.
182 lbs.—Rojo won by forfeit.
195 lbs.—Hermosillo won by forfeit.
220 lbs.—Kotch won a 10-3 decision over Theo Zimmer.
285 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in :28 by Keaton Sameshima.
Holyoke 28, Greeley Central 46
106 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in 2:52 by Alonzo Samaniengo.
113 lbs.—Brandon Rivas of Greeley Central won by forfeit.
120 lbs.—Brandt won by forfeit.
126 lbs.—Lopez was pinned in :58 by Andrian Bejar.
132 lbs.—Golden won by forfeit.
138 lbs.—Clay Schantz of Greeley Central won by forfeit.
145 lbs.—Stewart lost a 1-9 decision to Paul Robeson.
152 lbs.—Ortiz lost a 7-8 decision to Adam Rojas after leading 5-0 after one period.
160 lbs.—Gertner was pinned in 3:41 by Chico Trujillo.
170 lbs.—Kotch won an 18-4 decision over Steven McDonald.
182 lbs.—Rojo lost a 7-10 decision to Logan Uzadon.
195 lbs.—Hermosillo pinned Andres Ortega in 2:48.
220 lbs.—Kotch pinned Ed-uardo Rojas in :58.
285 lbs.—Rojo was pinned in 1:10 by Jorge Fuerra-Muñoz.
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Germain Finished 16th in Road Course Debut at Lime Rock
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Mooresville, N.C. (07-05-2010) – In his first road course race, NASCAR K&N Pro Series East rookie driver Zach Germain finished 16th in the No. 24 Germain.com Camry. The results were a handsome payoff for the 25 year-old from Columbus, Ohio, who finished just a couple spots behind some of the instructors that had tutored him on the mechanics of racing at the 1.54-mile Lime Rock Park circuit in Lakeville, CT.
"I really enjoyed my first road course race. It was an extreme challenge for my physical endurance and mental stamina, but I think our finish showed that the driver and the crew were up for the test. I prepared for the K&N 100 by attending the Skip Barber Racing School. Getting to know the course helped so that I could focus on technique and getting the car adjusted for the race. Tom Ackerman, our shock specialist on the No. 30 Germain.com Tundra, came to Lime Rock with us this weekend. He and the No. 24 Germain.com Camry team made some great adjustments to the car. It handled the right-hand turns very well," said Germain who ranks 15th in the K&N Pro Series East points standings after six races.
The weekend kicked off with Germain hearing a new but very familiar voice on his team radio as he put the No. 24 Germain.com Camry in the top-20 on the practice charts.
"My dad did a great job in his spotting debut. He had no idea he was getting put to work when he got to the track, but we needed extra spotters for practice. He did a great job. When I heard his voice, it reminded me of the virtue that he and my mom preach to me when they are at the race track – patience," smiled Germain. "After the first run in practice, I had a lot of confidence in our team and in what I'd learned about getting around the course. At other new tracks we've gone to, I've had to commit time in first practice to learning the lines around the track. At Lime Rock, I already knew the line from the Skip Barber school and it worked very well for the Germain.com Camry. I was comfortable in the car and could focus on pedal technique and positioning the car for each corner."
The 66-lap race was slowed by only three cautions for a total of eight yellow-flag laps. The long green-flag runs allowed the 29-car field to space out over the mile and a half circuit.
"The long green flag runs worked out great. The field spaced out pretty quickly and I was able to get in the zone so well that the cars around me didn't bother me at all," explained Germain. "We had one bobble. I didn't get the Germain.com Camry slowed down heading into the chicane on lap 35. I spun but was able to keep the car on course. It wouldn't re-start and it cost us a couple laps waiting for a push-start. If there was a disappointing moment in the race weekend, I guess that was it. But, the weekend was a great experience. The guys did a great job with adjustments and we're all anxious to get to our next race at Lee."
Watch Saturday's Lime Rock Park NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race on Thursday, July 8th at 6:00 PM on SPEED. The next race on the K&N Pro Series East schedule is July 30th at Lee USA Speedway.
Germain Racing is a championship-winning organization competing in all three of NASCAR's national series. The team adds the K&N Pro Series East No. 24 Germain.com Camry to its lineup this year, and may add K&N Pro Series West and late model races. Sponsorship and branding opportunities are available. Visit GermainRacing.com for more information.
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|JV wins in Brush, varsity prepares for regionals
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The Holyoke JV golf team traveled to the Brush tournament on Friday, Sept. 11 and walked away with first place.
Coleton Spitz led the way winning the tournament after shooting an 80. Deyten Klein and Chris Bieber both carded 90s good enough for sixth and seventh respectively. Caleb Kafka rounded out the Dragon scoring with a 120.
Golfers traveled to Ft. Morgan on Tuesday, Sept. 8 and Sterling on Monday, Sept. 14. Results will appear in the next issue of the Holyoke Enterprise.
The Dragons were scheduled to play in the Fleming tournament on Wednesday, Sept. 16 at the F&H course. Regionals are scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 22 in Greeley.


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Well, I hinted at it last week, that we were getting something BIG, and yeah- we did!
It retails for $10,250.00, weighs in around 45lbs, is around 19" wide and 24" deep. If you have not guessed it yet, it's a PS3 TOOL, also known as a PS3 Reference Kit, also known as the DECR-1000A.
This unit is the big brother to the new DECR-1400A, and has many more features than the newer, neutered counterpart. Most of them are outlined in my recently updated thread, but the jist of it is that it has dual 400GB hard disks, dual HDMI outputs, 4x LAN connectors, analog audio output, VGA output - just to name a few.
Compared to a PS3 Debug/TEST unit, the PS3 TOOL can do MUCH more, including diagnosing exactly what is happening when perceived "exploit" code is run to crash/hang the PS3. However, the biggest feature is having the ability to capture output from the PS3 Hypervisor (LV1) and the PS3 Kernel (LV2)!
More will be posted in future updates on what our PS3 Dev Team can do with it, as this literally just arrived and was unpacked/set-up a few hours ago.
Needless to say, its massive, and has so many features it will take our DEVS quite awhile to get through. We need to start testing on a low firmware (around .85) and work our way up to 3.00, looking for exploits among other interesting things.
This is truly as good as it gets when it comes to Sony PS3 hardware though- lots more to come... until then, check out the nice picture below!
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ALA/ACRL/STS Task Force on Information Literacy for Science and Technology. Information Literacy Standards for Science and Technology. American Library Association. 2006. http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/infolitscitech.cfm (accessed June 20, 2011).
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American Chemical Society, Committee on Professional Training. Undergraduate Professional Education in Chemistry: ACS Guidelines and Evaluation Procedures for Bachelor's Degree Programs. http://portal.acs.org/preview/fileFetch/C/WPCP_008491/pdf/WPCP_008491.pdf (accessed June 20, 2011).
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Duckett, S. B., N.D. Lowe and P.C. Taylor. 1998. Addressing key skills in the chemistry curriculum: structured learning packages. University Chemistry Education 2: 45-50, http://www.rsc.org/pdf/uchemed/papers/1998/22_duckett.pdf. (accessed June 20, 2011).
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Nowicki, Stacy and Robin Rank. 2003. Integrating research instruction into the curriculum: a model for the chemical sciences. Mellon Technopedagogy Initiative Presentation. Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Michigan. http://dspace.nitle.org/handle/10090/130. (accessed June 20, 2011).
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That's the wrong side of the state for me. You may have some luck posting this in the Idaho forum.
So like the title of my post says im planning a mule deer hunt for next year. I will be hunting with a rifle and im just trying to figure out where i should try to go. I live in Battle Ground Washington so im not that far away from Idaho. I was mostly looking at the Nez Perce National Forest or the Payette National Forest. I also have family that lives up in the panhandle but I dont really know how the mule deer hunting is up there. I would like to be able to do a five day backpack hunt. I would love to hear some feed back on the hunting in these areas and some information that would narrow my location. Thank you.
That's the wrong side of the state for me. You may have some luck posting this in the Idaho forum.
Mule deer numbers are pretty low in the panhandle. I hunted it 2 years ago. Never found anything I wanted to put my tag on but backpacked into some awesome country! I hear some of the frank church wilderness is decent but i have never hunted there.
The Frank Church is better than decent as far as trophy potential goes. Bucks die of old age back there.
Thats good to hear! How are deer numbers doing there? I hear the wolves haven't hit the deer near as bad as they have the elk. I was planning to go there last year but i drew a muzzle loader tag in colorado
I think numbers are down just like about everywhere else. There are guys out of Salmon that fly or float back there and do really well every year.
I plan to hunt in there in the near future, I hope.
The Frank Church is so big the deer don't migrate out, they migrate to a different part of the Frank Church.
Stay away from the Cashe National Forest and the Palasades area as well. I've hunted both of theses areas and the deer numbers suck and not much for trophy potential.
+1 on the Frank Church suggestion. Just remember it is roadless & steep!
You can still run into some nice muleys in S. Idaho as well. But the general mule deer seasons over on the east part of the state have been pretty cold, as Ikeepitcold suggests.
http://www.idahoman.com/ - an online, outdoors focused magazine, highlighting hunting, fishing, the land, and the issues surrounding those opportunities in Idaho.
A Frank Church hunt will probably also include a hefty flight fee included into your hunt. Most of the deer are close to the river which will usually mean flying in to your hunting area. Just something to keep in mind.
I hunt east Idaho and the Elk and Deer numbers are down we hardly ever see any mule deer Bucks any more and as far as the ELK it sucks I think it because of the dam wolves. just saying it seems that when the wolves started moving south from Yellowstone and we found tracks in our area the last 10 years have got worse and worse each year


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Basically pass a querystring to the URL of our database server, but open the search results in a new window.
I also will look at Zimlets for adding extra features from our intranet DB.
3) AJAX/HTML interface titlebar text. And Zimbra logo from the top-left.
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Finally on something different.
4) Auth our shared files Samba server, proFTPd FTP server, Apache intranet server with Zimbra LDAP.
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Huskers Defeat Cyclones In Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. – Iowa State lost its first match of the spring season on Saturday, falling in three sets at Nebraska, 25-20, 26-24, 27-25, moving to 1-1 on the season.
Cyclones right side Mackenzie Bigbee and outside hitter Andie Malloy led all scorers with 13 kills each and Bigbee picked up 13 digs for the match's only double-double. Kelsey Robinson, a transfer for the Huskers, led Nebraska with 10 kills.
The Huskers earned the win, despite fewer kills, digs and assists than the Cyclones. Nebraska had nine blocks to Iowa State's seven and served seven aces, two from Morgan Broekhuis, to Iowa State's one.
Iowa State setter Jenelle Hudson had 37 assists in the match and libero Kristen Hahn had a match-high 17 digs. No Husker defender had more than Robinson's seven digs on the night. At the net for Iowa State, Victoria Hurtt led the club with four blocks, including a solo block and redshirt freshman Morgan Kuhrt had Iowa State's second solo block.
Iowa State is at home next weekend, hosting Minnesota, UNI and Nebraska-Omaha on April 13. Each team will play three matches, beginning at 10 a.m. CDT, and two matches will be played simultaneously. In the first matches of the day, Iowa State will face Nebraska-Omaha while Minnesota takes on UNI at Hilton Coliseum. Admission is free.


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I install the 3.1.0 zimbra I sent Mail with attachment used chinese filename
some time hte filename is display good, some time is display eeror code
I know the mail body and subject use utf-8, anbody can tell me what's the attachment filename charset? it's ISO,or ,utf-8.
I see the mail code like this:
filename="个人简历.doc" the attachment chinese filename display it's good and the mail code like this :
filename="»§µµÍйܻú¹¹¼ò½é.doc" the attachment chinese filename display a error code. I want to konw why they are different.


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We need the reply-to to be assigned to the sender of any email that would be addressed to a distribution list. What we have now is reply-to assigned to the distribution list itself instead of the real sender.
Here is what I mean: If user email@example.com has sent an email to a distribution list named email@example.com, what we need is that when any one in hello.all list hits reply to this email to have firstname.lastname@example.com automatically assigned to reply-to box instead of email@example.com as it happens now.
Thanks in advance.


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