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The Pilanesberg: geology, rare element geochemistry and economic potential
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The thesis for which a doctorate was awarded by Rhodes University at the beginning of 1974 was: "The Pilanesberg:Geology, Geochemistry and Economic Potential" and it forms a substantial part (65%) of this account. Some of the concepts are possibly somewhat outdated but it is felt that the validity of aspects such as the value of rare element studies for the elucidation of genetic relations between suites of igneous rocks remains. There are several reasons why this expanded version of the thesis has been prepared. Firstly, as one of the classic alkali ring-complexes, there has been a demand for information regarding the Pilanesberg and its geology and over the years the author who holds the copyright has been requested from researchers abroad for permission to obtain copies of the thesis -the most recent in the current year (2004). The majority of these are persons with a particular interest in alkaline rocks. Secondly, the author did considerable additional work on the Complex some of which has appeared in a number of publications all of which are not easily come by at this stage. Included also are some results from a study visit to the alkali massifs of Lovozero and Khibini located on the Kola Peninsula, Russia in 1992. Thirdly, a classification presented was based on all the whole rock analyses presented by previous workers. These analyses are presumably of 27 single samples (nothing in their reports suggest otherwise). Subsequent post-thesis results based on 50 composite serial samples (major units were represented by an average of 30 samples each) were in some respects, in gross contradiction to classification details and other aspects and updating is called for. Fourthly, the account in the thesis ofthe economic potential ofthe Pilanesberg aroused the interest of several mining companies some of whom did considerable additional exploration work. The most important of these in terms of their detailed programmes was, without question, Johanneburg Consolidated Investment. Others were: Newmont Mining and Rio Tinto. Several other companies took an interest but made no contribution in respect of new knowledge. A colleague involved the author in Rare Earths Investment which obtained mineral rights over the more economically interesting areas and which awarded options to companies to do further exploration. Finally, as virtually the whole of the area of the complex has been developed into a game reserve which has developed to the stage of including the "big five" in its game check list, the area is no longer easily accessible for detailed geological work. It seemed a great pity that all the additional information will not be available to researches and others who have interest in this, one of the geological wonders of the world.Some of the previous mapping was again revised,partly by senior students of the Technikon Witwatersrand under the author's supervision just prior to the introduction of lions into the reserve. Localities are still referred to original farm boundaries which no longer exist but for ease of reference are overprinted on the new map and, in addition, to ease the location of points of interest the game tracks established are included as are the positions of geo-sites unfortunately one or two of the descriptions at the sites are incorrect (eg., site 3 is actually located on the Green Foyaite ring and not on a "porphyritic dyke").
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SEATTLE � The Huskies faithful in attendance at Husky Softball Stadium on Friday night had waited five weeks into the 2014 season to get their first look at the No. 5 Huskies. In the home opener and the first game of PAC-12 play, the Huskies did not disappoint.
SEATTLE � After opening the season with five straight tournaments on the road, the 5th-ranked Washington Huskies are set to play at Husky Softball Stadium for the first time this year in the PAC-12 opener against Utah at 5:00 p.m. on Friday night.
FULLERTON, Calif. � Fresno St. starting pitcher Kiley Shae Aldridge held the No. 6 Huskies scoreless while allowing just three hits, and the Bulldogs defeated the Huskies, 1-0, on Sunday at the Judi Garman Classic in Fullerton, Calif.
FULLERTON, Calif. � The sixth-ranked Huskies bounced back after a tough loss to No. 16 Nebraska in the first game of a doubleheader to defeat Texas for the second time in a month on Saturday at the Judi Garman Classic in Fullerton, Calif. The Huskies lost in the bottom of the 7th inning to Nebraska, 2-1, but came right back to defeat Texas, 6-3.
FULLERTON, Calif. � Kaitlin Inglesby posted a career-high 12 strikeouts, and Courtney Gano and Kylee Lahners each hit solo home runs, as the No. 6 Huskies defeated Wisconsin, 4-2, on Friday at the Judi Garman Classic in Fullerton, Calif.
FULLERTON, Calif. � With two outs and the bases loaded in the bottom of the 1st inning after three consecutive singles, Whitney Jones made sure her hit counted.
SEATTLE � The sixth-ranked Huskies travel to Fullerton, Calif. this week to play in the Judi Garman Classic, where they will face two other teams currently ranked in the top 25 nationally. This is the Huskies (16-2) fifth tournament in their preseason schedule and their final one before beginning Pac-12 play on Friday, March 14 vs. Utah at Husky Softball Stadium.
STOCKTON, Calif. � Bryana Walker pitched 5.0 shutout innings to earn her 10th win of the season, and the No. 7 Huskies turned out nine runs on eight hits to defeat the UTEP Miners, 9-0, in five innings on Sunday at the Libby Matson Tournament in Stockton, Calif.
STOCKTON, Calif. � The No. 7 Huskies picked up a pair of victories in the Libby Matson Tournament on Saturday, albeit in very different fashion. After the entire first day of the tournament was rained out Friday, washing away two games for the Huskies, they took advantage of their opportunity to play a doubleheader Saturday.
STOCKTON, Calif. � All of Friday's games in the Libby Matson Tournament have been cancelled due to rain.


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Good morning! I can't help thinking about Jesus today. I can't imagine the week that He was about to endure. Yesterday was His last trip into Jerusalem on this particular Palm Sunday. Jesus knew the journey He was making on that day. Even though Jesus knew the journey, He still went. Jesus and the Disciples had walked this road into Jerusalem many times before for Passover. The road would not change, but the things along the way and the end result, would be different than any other journey into Jerusalem. This day a colt would be found tied up outside and will be used as a mount for Jesus to enter Jerusalem. He told two of His Disciples to go into the village and they will see a donkey and it's colt tied up there. He told them if anyone asks, tell them "The Lord needs them," and he will immediately let you take them. Jesus planned on riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. This day, as Jesus rode into Jerusalem, the crowds were shouting "Hosanna!" In just one week the crowds will be shouting "Crucify!" As Jesus rode in He knew the journey He was travelling. What about you? Do you know what path to take? Do you recognize that you are on a journey? If you know Christ as your Savior then you are not alone on your journey. Your journey has been planned for you. Jesus has just been waiting on you to take the first step!
Romans 10:9-10 For if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by confessing with your mouth that you are saved.
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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was announced last week, and we know you simply can't wait to get your hands on it. If you're in the UK, you probably know that pre-orders for the new Nexus device have already started. For a few days now, you've been able to pre-order the Galaxy Nexus either in SIM-free form or with a long-term contract if that's your cup of tea.
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Trepidation is waning among secondary and higher education English teachers regarding the use of social media for classroom lessons. Many instructors were stifled due to school policies or they feared usage improprieties. While no social network is 100 percent safe, instances of their use have been successfully tested.
From Michigan and throughout the Midwest, the East Coast to West, teachers have discovered social media creative uses benefit students by keeping them attentive. Where applicable, social media lessons can meet Common Core requirements agrees Jacqueline Cherry, high school English teacher, South Lyon Community Schools, South Lyon, Michigan. South Lyon like other Michigan schools is working diligently to incorporate the new standards which must be tracked and documented. So how do English instructors use social media successfully?
Temperance-Bedford High School AP English Literature Instructor and Bedford Literary Guild Advisor, Scott Earl, Monroe, Michigan area uses WordPress to support student fiction writing. In Earl's case, he found he could meet the Common Core Writing Standards (CCWS) 9-12.3, which covers narrative forms of writing either real or imagined. Additionally, the class would be satisfying CCWS 9-12.4-6 Production and Distribution of Writing.
After his students had been working on their short stories and poems for about a week, he posted each one to WordPress. Scott then made each member of the class a WordPress "user." A "user" has some commenting privileges but cannot alter the site. Students were allowed to post throughout the entire WordPress site using their user name which did not reveal their identity. However, anonymity is not always enforceable.
Parental approval was not needed for high school students based on the WordPress user agreement. Since the site is on the Internet, the students could share the site with their friends and family. "When I told students we would be using WordPress they were truly motivated to try it out. The more they believed people could see their work, the more motivated they became to create better pieces," said Scott.
For short fictional stories, Scott required an analysis that included, "Believability/plausibility – does the plot make sense? Even if it is science fiction, does the stuff happening make sense? Does one thing lead to another? Sensory images – does the author take you there? Dialogue – is it realistic? Does it move the story along, or does it get in the way?" The results said Scott, "Most students were highly engaged." He continued. "Students are well on their way to satisfying narrative writing standards in the Common Core."
Karen Salsbury 7th grade English language arts teacher, North Kansas City School District uses social networks to teach writing via her popular Pinterest site. She also operates a large ELA instructor assistance website dubbed Teacher1Stop.com. In spring 2013, Karen was responsible to test the use of iPad minis in her district.
Based on student WordPress essay postings, reading, and commenting, peers helped one another defend claims and cite sources. For example, one student wrote about the history of horror films and another wrote about Google Fiber, a fiber optic internet service provider that allows for much faster uploading and downloading. This process satisfied CCWS 6-8.1-3 requiring students to develop an unbiased, authoritative, third person voice, avoid slang and provide a concluding statement that follows from and supports the argument presented in their writing.
"Students like using technology and using social media like WordPress is a great way to keep them attentive and on task," Salsbury said. "Another bonus is parents are easily able to view the site as a way to see what their students are working on as well as monitor their writing progress. Let's face it, Middle School students aren't always good at bringing their work home for their parents to read."
Karen said she also uses YouTube to promote critical thinking for other writing assignments. These lessons satisfy CCWS 6-8.3a, b, c, and d as well as 9-12.14. In this case, each student created a slideshow that served to summarize a topic of their choice. Compared to any other distance learning tool such as Edmodo or Blackboard, YouTube's video library, editing and privacy settings are vast, user friendly, and are accessible from many types of devices. If your school does not currently allow YouTube it may not be aware of some simple firewall coding steps that can allow a more screened version to be enjoyed on its campus.
WordPress and YouTube provide several opportunities for ELA teachers to offer their students rigorous learning opportunities. While some lesson planning and time is needed to bring these projects to fruition, districts that currently do not allow social media in the classroom can see the practice is now more commonplace. Both Earl and Salsbury agreed social media networks can help struggling districts better visualize how to improve student writing while meeting Common Core standards.


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This is an excerpt of a long list of humorous, educational, and otherwise interesting trivia and anecdotes involving players and games throughout the history of chess. The list was compiled by Bill Wall.
"In 1864, George Mackenzie (1837-1891), a former Captain in the Union army, was arrested and imprisoned for desertion from the Union army. He was released in May, 1865, and moved to New York and started playing chess. By 1867, he was U.S. chess champion."
"Wilhelm Steinitz and Henry Blackburne would sometimes get in a scuffle. Steinitz wrote of Blackburne "…he struck with his full fist into my eye, which he blackened and might have knocked out. And though he is a powerful man of very nearly twice my size, who might have killed me with a few such strokes, I am proud to say that I had the courage of attempting to spit into his face, and only wish I had succeeded." In 1900, Frank Marshall (1877-1944) sat down to play a game against the British player Amos Burn (1848-1925) at the 1900 Paris International. Burn was a smoker and loved to smoke his pipe while he studied the chess board. After two moves, Burn began hunting through his pockets for his pipe and tobacco. By move 4, Burn had his pipe out and was looking for a pipe cleaner. By move 8, he was filling up his pipe with tobacco. Marshall made a few fast moves, and by move 12, Burn was looking for his matches. On move 14, he struck his first match, but was concentrating on the position. The match burned down and burned Burn's fingers and went out. On move 15, Burn found another match and lit it. On move 16, he finally lit his pipe, but it was too late. Burn was checkmated on move 18 and his pipe went out. He never did get to smoke his pipe."
"In 1916, during World War I, Siegbert Tarrasch (1862-1934) and Jacques Mieses played a chess match in Berlin in which the prize was ½ pound of butter. Tarrasch won the match and the butter with 7 wins, 2 losses, and 4 draws."
"In 1927, Marcel Duchamp (1887-1978) married his first wife, Lydie, and went on their honeymoon. One night, she glued all of his chess pieces to the chess board because he spent his honeymoon week studying chess. They were divorced 3 months later."
"In the late 1920s, Jose Capablanca (1888-1942), world chess champion from 1921 to 1927, spent his spare time hanging out in a specific cafe in Paris. Friends, acquaintances, and others would often drop by, participating in games and libations with the former world champion. One day, while Capablanca was having coffee and reading a newspaper, a stranger stopped at his table, motioned at the chess set and indicated he would like to play if Capablanca was interested. Capablanca folded the newspaper away, reached for the board and proceeded to take his own queen off the board and play a queen down. The opponent (who apparently had no idea who Capablanca was) reacted with slight anger. 'Hey! You don't know me! I might beat you!' he said. Capablanca, smiling gently, said quietly, 'Sir, if you could beat me, I would know you.'"
"In the early 1930s, an amateur approached Frank Marshall, who was the US champ at the time, and asked for help in a postal chess game. Marshall obliged and played a few opening moves. A few days later, another amateur dropped in at the Marshall Chess Club to also seek help in a postal game from Marshall. Marshall realized the game of the second player was with the opponent who had come in a few days earlier. Marshall helped the second player and then ended up playing himself for several months as the two amateurs marveled at how their opponent was able to play on for so long against the great Frank Marshall!"
"In 1972, during the World Youth Team championship in Graz, Switzerland, Robert Huebner of Germany was scheduled to play Ken Rogoff of the USA. Both were tired from previous long games and Huebner offered a draw to Rogoff without making any moves. However, the arbiters did not like this and refused the game. So the two players put together a scoresheet of a game that looked like this: 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.Ng1 Ng8 3.Nf3 Nf6 4.Ng1 Ng8 and so on ... Draw. The arbiters were not amused. They insisted that the two play some real moves. So the next game went 1.c4 Nf6 2.Nf3 g6 3.Nf1 Bg7 4.Qa4 O-O 5.Qxd7 Qxd7 6.g4 Qxd2+ 7.Kxd2 Nxg4 8.b4 a5 9.a4 Bxa1 10.Bb2 Nc6 11.Bh8 Bg7 12.h4 axb4 draw. The arbiters were not amused. They insisted that the two play a valid game. Rogoff agreed but Huebner did not, so Rogoff was given a win and Huebner was given a loss. The Russian team pressed for a double forfeit, but Huebner insisted that he alone bore responsibility. Years later, the main arbiter, Sajtar, admitted he was wrong in ordering a rematch of the games."
"In 1973, during the Anglo-Dutch match, chain smoker Jan Donner (1927-1988) was filling up a large Bakelite ashtray with all of his discarded cigarettes. Cigarette after cigarette and all the ashes were making a big pile in the ashtray, much of which was still emitting smoke. Eventually, after several hours of play and several packs of cigarettes, the mountain of ash and discarded cigarettes burst into flames, causing the Bakelite ashtray to crack completely in half. The players were still transfixed on the position of their game as the chess table started to burn, with neither player seemingly about to take any action to control the fire. At this point, Ray Keene picked up Donner's coffee cup and threw the contents over the fire. With the chess table now covered in a mess, the players looked at one another and offered a draw, shook hands, and left the table."
Read the full list of anecdotes on Bill Wall's page here, freshen up on your trivia, and learn something new about historical chess matches that you didn't know before!
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"I actually have a lot of business ideas running through my head. I'd also love to be a Sports Illustrated model one day."
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Misa Campo got her start as a model at various trade shows and conventions, and quickly moved up the ranks within the modeling world thanks to a series of high-profile appearances in a variety of upscale publications (including Maxim magazine).
And although she's still in the infancy of her career, Misa has already begun planning for the next decade. "There are a lot of projects I'm working on that I can't share the details of just yet," she says. "I definitely hope to have done a lot in 10 years!"
Misa Campo BiographyMisa Campo was born on January 22, 1988, in Montreal, Canada. When she was just two years old, Misa moved to California's Newport Beach to live with her father. Surrounded by her relatives, Misa grew up in a safe and comfortable environment in which she was encouraged to pursue her dreams. Misa Campo remained exclusively within the sunny vistas of Newport Beach until she was 10, at which point she began to shuttle between California and Montreal (where she lived with her mom and two sisters).
misa campo kicks off her careerBy the time she was in her late teens, Misa Campo had moved permanently back to Montreal, where she managed to land a job as a bartender at the city's exclusive Jet and System nightclubs. Misa's bosses, impressed by her sunny personality and drop-dead gorgeous looks, encouraged her to give the world of modeling a shot, and specifically pointed her towards Montreal's annual performance racing auto show Sport Compact Performance. There, Misa impressed both patrons and executives and eventually walked away with the title of Miss Rocawear for 2006.
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December 19, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 35
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Flight attendants provide treats and fun for local children and families during last Saturday's Fantasy Flight to the North Pole.
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PaulR says:
I've owned a pair of Scarpa SL's for a few years now and every time I wear crampons with them I get terrible blisters on both heels. In general the boots are a poor fit for my feet and I've put up with them although they have been a great waterproof boot with good grip. So I want a new pair of crampon compatible boots to replace them. I have some Grivel G10 crampons but I don't mind buying a new set of crampons (e.g. the type that slot into the boot or are made specifically for a particular pair of boots). If anyone has any particular recommendations to try I'd really appreciate it!
Cheers, Paul.
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vick says:
You had a look at the new SL Activs cos IMO much better than old ones
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I read the info about the SL Activs on the home page. I'm not entirely sure why the SLs didn't really suit my feet. I'm wondering if it's the shape of my feet or what. The SLs were quite narrow. Other boots I've owned fit nicely (e.g. CARN or North Face) with no blisters or anything but they aren't crampon compatible. The SL Activs might be ok, but I'm keen to give other brands a try.
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robinjsmith says:
The SLs are narrow!! I found them to be like boats, but they do have a range of fits now, so have a look
Don't go near La Sportiva which fit my narrow feet better, perhaps Raichle (are they Mammut now?) or Meindl I think were wider last time I bought.
Best bet is find 45 mins to spend in a decent shop and try on loads.
I know a few people who had teething problems with the old SL's but swear by them now.
Boots are very much an individual thing and especially winter boots and any decent shop should advise you on these and match them with your crampons
The Scarpa mantas are pretty much the standard winter boots for a lot of people
Thanks for the tips, I was pretty sure I bought the wide SLs but they are still narrow compared to my other boots. I thought about Mantas, I will try a pair. Ideally I want some boots where the crampons slot into them or lock into place if anyone can recommend any. There is a good shop in Hathersage where they seem to know their stuff. I'll spend some time trying a few pairs on.
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RamblingJack says:
If Im thinking of the same idea as you re crampons that clip in to the boots at the toes, wasnt that idea scrubbed because the gap in the toe area was getting wet & freezing up meaning you couldnt get the crampon clip into the slot(?)
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I use Scarpa Rangers with cramps, a little bouncy and probably "Not recommended" but still useable.
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GrahamThompson says:
PaulR said:
In general the boots are a poor fit for my feet
If anyone has any particular recommendations to try I'd really appreciate it!
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From 2000 to 2010, the number of patent infringement lawsuits in the federal courts fluctuated slightly, and from 2010 to 2011, the number of such lawsuits increased by about a third. Some stakeholders GAO interviewed said that the increase in 2011 was most likely influenced by the anticipation of changes in the 2011 Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA), which made several significant changes to the U.S. patent system, including limiting the number of defendants in a lawsuit, causing some plaintiffs that would have previously filed a single lawsuit with multiple defendants to break the lawsuit into multiple lawsuits. In addition, GAO's detailed analysis of a representative sample of 500 lawsuits from 2007 to 2011 shows that the number of overall defendants in patent infringement lawsuits increased by about 129 percent over this period. These data also show that companies that make products brought most of the lawsuits and that nonpracticing entities (NPE) brought about a fifth of all lawsuits. GAO's analysis of these data also found that lawsuits involving software-related patents accounted for about 89 percent of the increase in defendants over this period.
Stakeholders knowledgeable in patent litigation identified three key factors that likely contributed to many recent patent infringement lawsuits. First, several stakeholders GAO interviewed said that many such lawsuits are related to the prevalence of patents with unclear property rights; for example, several of these stakeholders noted that software-related patents often had overly broad or unclear claims or both. Second, some stakeholders said that the potential for large monetary awards from the courts, even for ideas that make only small contributions to a product, can be an incentive for patent owners to file infringement lawsuits. Third, several stakeholders said that the recognition by companies that patents are a more valuable asset than once assumed may have contributed to recent patent infringement lawsuits.
The judicial system is implementing new initiatives to improve the handling of patent cases in the federal courts, including (1) a patent pilot program, to encourage the enhancement of expertise in patent cases among district court judges, and (2) new rules in some federal court districts that are designed to reduce the time and expense of patent infringement litigation. Recent court decisions may also affect how monetary awards are calculated, among other things. Several stakeholders said that it is too early to tell what effect these initiatives will have on patent litigation.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) has taken several recent actions that are likely to affect patent quality and litigation in the future, including agency initiatives and changes required by AIA. For example, in November 2011, PTO began working with the software industry to develop more uniform terminology for software-related patents. PTO officials said that they generally try to adapt to developments in patent law and industry to improve patent quality. However, the agency does not currently use information on patent litigation in initiating such actions; some PTO staff said that the types of patents involved in infringement litigation could be linked to PTO's internal data on the patent examination process, and a 2003 National Academies study showed that such analysis could be used to improve patent quality and examination by exposing patterns in the examination of patents that end up in court.
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Legal commentators, technology companies, Congress, and others have raised questions about patent infringement lawsuits by entities that own patents but do not make products. Such entities may include universities licensing patents developed by university research, companies focused on licensing patents they developed, or companies that buy patents from others for the purposes of asserting the patents for profit.
Section 34 of AIA mandated that GAO conduct a study on the consequences of patent litigation by NPEs. This report examines (1) the volume and characteristics of recent patent litigation activity; (2) views of stakeholders knowledgeable in patent litigation on key factors that have contributed to recent patent litigation; (3) what developments in the judicial system may affect patent litigation; and (4) what actions, if any, PTO has recently taken that may affect patent litigation in the future. GAO reviewed relevant laws, analyzed patent infringement litigation data from 2000 to 2011, and interviewed officials from PTO and knowledgeable stakeholders, including representatives of companies involved in patent litigation.
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GAO recommends that PTO consider examining trends in patent infringement litigation and consider linking this information to internal patent examination data to improve patent quality and examination. PTO commented on a draft of this report and agreed with key findings and this recommendation.
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Recommendation: The Secretary of Commerce should direct the Director of PTO to consider examining trends in patent infringement litigation, including the types of patents and issues in dispute, and to consider linking this information to internal data on patent examination to improve the quality of issued patents and the patent examination process.
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Since the introduction of the looking for group tool in patch 3.3, horde players have been able to que up for stockades both in random LFG and specifically queuing for it. What will this mean for the wool cloth trade? The fact that stormwind still houses the stockades should ensure that many more alliance will run it than horde even with the LFG tool. Hopefully horde will only see a small decrease in prices on their side but alliance prices should remain virtually the same.
Has the LFG tool affected other markets? Have you noticed a steady decline in low level mats that have become flooded by players running instances instead of questing to level?
Since the introduction of the looking for group tool in patch 3.3, horde players have been able to que up for stockades both in random LFG and specifically queuing for it. What will this mean for the wool cloth trade? The fact that stormwind still houses the stockades should ensure that many more alliance will run it than horde even with the LFG tool. Hopefully horde will only see a small decrease in prices on their side but alliance prices should remain virtually the same.
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Skypíráte - Kilrogg-EU said... January 13, 2010 at 8:10 AM
I've definitely seen a reduction of price on enchanting materials on my server (Kilrogg-EU) which is definitely from the fact that items being can be disenchanted in instances much more easily as well as the fact you can run instances much faster. I also believe that the addition of getting more from disenchants has also affected the market slightly.
Goth said... January 13, 2010 at 8:43 AM
Has the LFG tool affected other markets? Have you noticed a steady decline in low level mats that have become flooded by players running instances instead of questing to level?
I hate to say I told you so, but facts are fact. Auto Disenchant option in LFG is no option for Enchanters.
This is only the beginning that I expect by the end of next month enchanting materials will be so saturated that people will start taking the greed option because enchanting material cost will be below vender costs.
The only way enchanters will be able to make a profit during cataclysm will be to sell dirt cheap scrolls or bark their wares like call girls from a street corner.
Enchanted material prices have dropped. This is in part due to the new disenchant option, but also because of the LFG tool. If groups wern't so quick to form then not as many dungeons would be run, this not as many enchanting mats. Also the prices of frost orbs went from 20g to mostly below vendor price.
Indy said... January 13, 2010 at 10:11 AM
Only leveling players can queue up for dungeons like that... level capped Horde couldn't use the dungeon finder to farm Stockades. I don't know what the level range is, but I suspect it isn't wide enough to let players who could solo it queue up. I don't expect there to be enough population in the required range to massively impact wool prices.
April said... January 13, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Noob question, but don't you need a full 5 people in order for the LFG tool to teleport you to the dungeon? Stocks isn't going to be that great for farming wool if you can't teleport there solo.=
Zeran said... January 13, 2010 at 12:42 PM
I have definitely seen a major decrease in the prices of enchanting materials most notably the low level shards. It never was a strong market (very low demand) but with the mass influx of de'd blues from rfc et al. the price on them is down to about 5s on both of my servers.
Anonymous said... January 13, 2010 at 3:58 PM
Aerie peak alliance side has seen a drastic drop in enchanting mats that are easily farmed from heroics. It seems that triumph farming via lfg tool coupled with auto DEing has killed my major money maker bc the ore I used to turn into mats has remained at its original price and the process is no longer profitable
Anonymous said... January 13, 2010 at 8:10 PM
@ Goth
I already started Greeding stuff on my server due to mats being so cheap.
Robutt said... January 13, 2010 at 8:56 PM
Surprisingly enough, I've notice more supply and whether or whether not the demand has changed... the prices haven't. Pretty well across the board for all common profession items (ore, herbs, ench mats etc...)
@ Goth: The ench mat market with drop and rise but will always be more than vendor price. Why? Because if everyone vendors items instead of deing them, the supply of mats will decrease with demand being steady (strong old market) and prices will rise again until an equilibrium is established. This equilibrium is that mats are more than vendor cost.
Anonymous said... January 14, 2010 at 1:45 AM
You should also realize that while enchanting mats are way cheap right now, there is also a flood of players farming heroics for gear upgrades. Pretty soon, players will stop doing heroics as much since they will have all the badge gear already, I've already stopped farming badges on my main and have already started to see a steady decline in groups forming for badge farming since 3.3 dropped. Same thing happened when 3.2 dropped (although there was no DE feature, people farmed conquest badges). I'm betting that in about a month, prices will rise a bit due to less people running heroics and getting free DE'ed mats.
Anonymous said... January 14, 2010 at 2:26 AM
Hmm, I did notice prices dropping, but never thought of leveling my enchanting a bit higher for cheap.
Some people will probably start to greed and vendor things soon, so I expect prices to increase after a few weeks from now.
Frozen orbs are just plain funny, vendor price is 5 gold, I sell them for 8 gold. Very low profit.
However, if you can buy a stack of 20 for 100 gold like I did you still make 20*3 = 60 gold.
The only recent change I've seen on my horde server is that thorium is completely flooding the market. I've been picking it up for cheap, prospecting and selling the gems for a nice profit, but it still confuses me.
I've seen other lower level ores go down in price too, but none as dramatically as thorium.
Jon Fodal said... January 14, 2010 at 5:05 AM
I have seen the opposite on a few things, prices raised on my server for decent lowbie greens. selling level 5-20 greens for 20-30g a pop.
kirin tor pve
love my market
Greg M said... January 14, 2010 at 7:23 PM
I've seen the price of items and mats that come from the TBC instances decline quite a bit.
Netherweave cloth for instance, use to run for 5-8g per stack, with 8-15 stacks available. Now there are usually 40 stacks available at somewhere near 3-4g per. (Near enough to forget netherweave bags and go back to vendoring bandages)
Arcane dust is another mat that's had a huge price drop.
Those levels spent in the Outlands were terrible for finding a group for instancing with, but now it seems that a lot more are being run.
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It brings my memory back to 20 years ago when I came back and visit this place. This tunnel is connecting the city center Lake Garden with National Museum with highway crossing above. In my memory this tunnel was dark, cool and damp but now it painted with light & colorful paint with better ilumination.
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a great perpective with great colors....a little surex!
notrap (6133) 2012-03-19 13:54
you are my neighbour today, and both of us are showing tunnels.
It is a nice pic with this strong colors, but
your photo would have been great, if you had added human presence, at least some small shadows, perhaps blurred, in the back part of the tunnel.
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Bonjour Ys
Une perspective bien colorée avec un beau cadrage.Bravo.
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