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gamefaqwatcher 4 years ago#11
Then again they could be leveling to 90 to kill ally for lols.... Damn those deceitful moonkins!
You're the hero Gamefaqs deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
kingdrake2 4 years ago#12
i seen worse... the flamechtachi griefing squad cannot stand against the ironwolf clan or neverlose on my server. they are really awful (attacks in swarms of 5) overpowering every ally.
They literally gave him the keys to the kingdom and he pissed it all away--dragonballer88
angrywalrus13 4 years ago#13
I am not a hunter expert, haven't touched mine since 4.1, but the talents of choice he made seem alright for PvP are they not?
Thrill of the Hunt bugs me, as does Binding Shot, but Binding Shot is great for low-leveling ganking/trolling ("haha you cant move"), which is exactly what he's doing, so yeah.
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From: XtraT | #005
Here's Flamechamp too.
From: angrywalrus13 | #006
Just look at those talents.
I don't even play this game. I'm only signing up for the 7 day trial, don't think we'll resubscribe, and if we do not for more than a month. There's just not enough for us to grief anymore. You can't even legally rob guild banks anymore or social engineer guilds and get all their stuff without gms caring, or dismount people. If my talents are bad I didn't look anything up, I just picked what I thought sounded good.
From: angrywalrus13 | #013
Thrill of the Hunt bugs me, as does Binding Shot, but Binding Shot is great for low-leveling ganking/trolling ("haha you cant move"), which is exactly what he's doing, so yeah.
I didn't want another button to press so I picked Thrill of the Hunt because it's passive and I didn't think it would be that big of a difference. Posthaste is to run away from level 90 guards easier when I snipe people in Crossroads (I managed to get this same guy like 20 times while being chased by a horrible 90 rogue who only got me once, he sucked, almost as bad as the time I beat a lvl 80 geared rogue in WotLK at level 76 through kiting), binding shot is to trap low levels, and blink strike is because it's fun as hell to dismount, parachute, and have my rare chimaera teleport behind a low level and instakill them, then camouflage before they even see me. I don't know how good any of it is but it all fits my playstyle. Wyvern sting would be as good as binding shot for trolling low levels, but I used it in one of the previous expansions (WotLK I think) and wanted something new.
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But I believe I reconstructed his way of finding the TC.
Wtf why would he do all that when he could just use a program like JpegSnoop? It's how I get nudes of people if they black stuff out in photoshop.
From: gamefaqwatcher | #011
So what happened to the defenseless red moonkin? I hope you didn't kill them. Looked quite friendly to me.
I left him alone and told Flamechamp not to kill him but I forgot to cut and paste it into the screenshot. He's also named after a pretty flower and an awesome band which further reinforced my decision. He was a warrior, I landed near him and followed him in my mechanohog and he kept fighting mobs.
From: angrywalrus13 | #004
Come camp people who are camping Honor Hold. <_<
I'm not level 90 I can't do that. But I did get a durahit on some guy there. He was chasing after me after I killed his low level buddy. I went on the ground for one second in Honour Hold near a bunch of alliance 90s and guards and he dismounted to 1 shot me, or so he thought, but I hadn't dismounted or intended to fight and just flew away and watched him die from in the air. The guards got the last hit and he took durability damage. He sucked, most of these players defending low levels can't even get me.
Another awful 90 story: there was this troll hunter in Borean Tundra trying to corpse camp me, he got me twice after I killed his low level buddy he was following around and guarding because of me about 4 times. He couldn't even manage to corpse camp me, he was so slow at reacting. World PvP is the only part of the game that is 100% skill. My creativity allows me to overpower or completely avoid players with all the best gear that they probably immorally paid some Chinese prisoner to get them.
A lot of these digital dummies don't even realise I am an engineer. They try to fly away and go really high up to escape me. Then I just shoot them down, parachute, and half extra fun watching their corpse fall and imagining the looks on their faces. I've killed AFK 90s and 85s this way too although it takes longer because I can't 1 shot them.
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GForceDragon 4 years ago#17
Itachi62 posted...
You can't even legally rob guild banks anymore or social engineer guilds and get all their stuff without gms caring
Yes you can.
"It's like some twisted variant on rule 34. If it exists, someone takes it way too seriously. No exceptions." - Aceron
gamefaqwatcher 4 years ago#18
Well that's good to know. Looked like a newb to me considering they had a non BoA staff :P
You're the hero Gamefaqs deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
If he was a newb he was the bravest newb I've ever seen to be completely undisturbed by a level ?? following him on motorcycle.
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The Germanisches Nationalmuseum is a museum in Nuremberg, Germany. Founded in 1852, it houses a large collection of items relating to German culture and art extending from prehistoric times through to the present day. With current holdings of about 1.2 million objects, the Germanisches Nationalmuseum is Germany's largest museum of cultural history.
Formerly the Germanisches Museum, it was founded by a group of individuals led by the Franconian baron, Hans von und zu Aufsess, whose goal was to assemble a "well-ordered compendium of all available source material for German history, literature and art".
The buildings incorporate the remaining structures of the former Nuremberg Charterhouse, dissolved in 1525 and used for a variety of secular purposes until in 1857 what was left of the premises, by then badly dilapidated, was given to the Museum.
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The name of the museum, Germanic National Museum can be understood from the historical context of the mid nineteenth century. In 1846, German linguists and historians, amongst them the Brothers Grimm, Leopold Ranke und Jacob Burckhardt, met in Frankfurt, and decided to attribute the term "Germanistik" to their scientific discipline. The name of the museum represents the idea of a close cultural relationship within a region defined by the common German language, and a shared German cultural tradition. Founded in 1852, the intention of the museum was to document the cultural unity of the German-speaking areas in view of the failed German revolutions of 1848–49. In the mid nineteenth century this was not conceived as an exaggerated patriotism, but was instead a progressive concept.[1]
The museum understands itself as an important research and educational institution. As a national museum and a museum of the entire German-speaking region the German National Museum collects and maintains cultural, artistic and historical testimonials from the beginning of history to the present. As a research and educational institution of international standing, the collections, exhibitions and publications present the cultural history of the German-speaking countries in an international and interdisciplinary approach. The work of the institution is guided by the principle of respect for all cultures, so that all human beings can understand what the museum communicates, independent of their upbringing, education, and religious beliefs.[2]
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Associated to the museum are Archives, like the German Archive of Art, libraries, a special department for restoration and conservation (Institut für Kunsttechnik und Konservierung) and an educational center. The museum also administrates the Collection of Children's Toys at St. Lorenz's parish, the Museum of the Emperor's Castle at Nuremberg Castle, as well as the Neunhof Palace, a Manor house located north of Nuremberg with its collection of hunting weapons and tools. The museum is organized as a public foundation since 1921. Since 2 July 1954, companies and individual persons (the "Fördererkreis") are invited to support the museum's activities.
As a research institute, the GNM conducts scientific and historical research on the material provided in the collections and archives. The research results are made public in scientific journals and exhibitions. Different long-time research projects are ongoing at the museum, including the "Schrifttum zur Deutschen Kunst" (German Art Literature project), and the Hessian Renaissance Stately Homes Online Catalogue.
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The museum constitutes an architectural monument in itself, as it is distributed over a variety of buildings erected in different periods. Its main building is the late medieval Carthusian charterhouse[3] Since 1857, the charterhouse belonged to the museum buildings. It has been rebuilt and modified to accommodate the collections during the late nineteenth century, but the architectural structures from this time were not preserved. Specially planned exhibition buildings still exist from the first decades of the twentieth century: The "Alter Eingang" ("Old Entrance"), Lapidarium, and the "Galeriebau" (Gallery building). After the Second World War, the architect Sep Ruf designed additional buildings; historical parts of the halls and galleries were adapted to the new architectural concept or torn down after their destruction during the war; only some buildings were restored and rebuilt. The first major building was added 1955–1958, called "Heussbau" after the first president of West Germany, Theodor Heuss. In 1983, and from 1988–1996, the museum was substantially enlarged. The new "Karthäuserbau" was designed by Jan Störmer. In 1999, the 1910 building of the St Lorenz's parish children's home was acquired. It was restored in 2002, and is now the home for the Collection of Children's Toys.
- Cloth of St Gereon, a fragment they have in their inventory. It is the oldest European tapestry still existing.
- Portrait of Barbara Dürer, part of a portrait diptych by Albrecht Dürer
- Lamentation of Christ, also attributed to Dürer
- Germania, painting by Philipp Veit
- The drinker - selfportrait, painting by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
- ^ "GNM FAQ (English)". Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "GNM -"about us"". Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ Jörn Bahns, Die Museumsbauten von der Übernahme der Kartause im Jahre 1857 bis gegen 1910 – History of the museum buildings from the takeover of the Charterhouse to around 1910 In: Deneke/Kahsnitz (Ed.) 1978, p. 357
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Before starting, it takes quite a bit to disappoint me. This place most certainly did however.
This hotel has quite a reputation and we hoped it was ideal for a couple of nights away in autumnal October. Surroundings can't be faulted - the river tay is a beautiful centerpiece to the hotel. The hotel itself is however shabby and in need of some serious investment. This is I think the most expensive Hilton in Scotland. We had our wedding at the Hilton East Kilbride which is a fraction of the price but is much better.
The rooms in Dunkeld are in need of new decor, the grouting in the bathroom was filthy and mouldy and the bed was the worst I have ever slept in. Every time I moved I felt the noise would waken up the whole corridor. This in a deluxe room. I shudder to think what the basic rooms were like. Also not to be picky but I would expect at least a king size bed rather than a double.
The first nights food was a disaster. We both ordered well done steaks at a supplement - mine was raw and my wife's was not much better. She politely and nicely asked if they could brown hers up a bit more and it was returned like a biscuit. It could hardly be cut!
Breakfast the next day was a 45min ordeal. The queue to get anything hot from the tiny serving window was about 50 long. Someone needs to re-evaluate how this is served. The speed of the queue is limited by the toast maker at the serving window and it doesn't take a genius to move this elsewhere. An elderly woman at the next table asked if she could have some breakfast brought to her as she could not stand for such a long time. She was delivered some food including a 'hard boiled' egg. The egg turned out to be raw.
In fairness the second night's dinner was much better as we stayed away from the steak.
Overall not impressed and would not go back. Also advised others who were thinking of going to stay away. At this price they are taking the mick.
Lovely setting shame about the decor
We were staying at the hotel for a wedding on the weekend of the 20th march 2005, and encountered various problems with this hotel. From a booking being cancelled - to bills that were charged differently from quoted price- check and double check your bill. Meals were a dissapointment and some had to be sent back as the meat was full of gristle, but to be fair the breakfast was superb. As someone mentioned earlier still no spa bath the refurbishment must be still ongoing. The decor definately needs to be addressed as the furnishing in the lounge areas especially the chairs and cushions need a good clean and carpets in the public area were threadbare in places. Staff were all very helpfull, but I will not be encouraging my friends to stay at this hotel. Nice to have experienced a Hilton Hotel but won't be in a hurry to return.
Few Problems - OK but didn't meet expectations
We stayed at the Hilton Dunkeld for a 2 night weekend break in March 2005. We were on a Dinner, Bed & Breakfast leisure rate deal and had paid extra for a deluxe room which was to include mineral water, fresh fruit and bathrobes in a room overlooking garden grounds.
The first room we were given was in a separate block to the main hotel and while the room itself was very nice, the block was in the middle of a construction site where they are building timeshare lodges I think. When we looked out of the window of our ground floor room all we could was a JCB digger and a lot of mud. Not very pleased with this and I didn't fancy having to walk back there in the dark after having our evening meal in the main hotel. So back to reception to get another room. We were allocated another room quickly by Reception in the main hotel and I checked that this was the same level of room as our rate afforded us. The receptionist advised us yes. We were then given a Club Room which was nice enough if a little tired and dated. Seemd OK until I sat on the bed only to find the springs had completely collapsed and the bottom was hanging out of the bed. Thinking that I would have to call to get moved again, I phoned Reception and asked for a Duty Manager to come up. The Duty Manager arrived very promptly and was very helpful in finding us a 3rd room along the corridor. We moved again. This room had twin beds instead of a double so the Duty Manager advised us that she was send a Housekeeper to zip link the two beds together and also send our water, fruit and bathrobes. A housekeeper arrived and struggled for about 5 minutes trying to get the beds together with no success before leaving, saying that she would have to go and get help. We went out for a walk to let them get on with it.
We had a beautiful walk along the banks of the River Tay which was lovely and when we arrived back at our room we found the beds had been linked together but no water, fruit or bathrobes. We called Reception again, spoke to the Duty Manager and within 10 minutes, 2 members of staff arrived with fruit, water, bathrobes, complimentary bottle of wine and sweets. Very impressed. The Duty Manager was also kind enough to speak to us personally at dinner to make sure everything was OK.
So overall our experience was problematic, took a few attempts to get things rectified but once they were, things were OK.
If you are expecting first class food, then you will be disappointed at dinner. It is no more than average. Wine is very overpriced as you might expect from a Hilton hotel like this. Restaurant service is attentive though and breakfast in the morning was very good. Hotel grounds are lovely, leisure centre fine, beauty salon good, had a good manicure there.
Overall a pleasant stay but not great, hotel setting and grounds make up for problems in service etc. Oh, and had to check bill carefully on checkout as they tried to charge me for the complimentary wine sent up by the Duty Manager! I really should learn just to lower my expectations and not be so disappointed!!
Autumn colours
Hilton Dunkeld house retained its usual very high standards. The Autumn colours on the estate were simply stunning and the hotel food was its usual high quality. A planned refurb of some rooms will ensure this hotel remains one of the best in the area. To see the salmon leaping in the River Tay is always magical.
A great place to visit.
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House wines at over �18 overpriced as you would expect from Hilton. Rooms nice though a bit dated and spa bath didnt work and hadn't for some time and was waiting on being replaced. Lovely grounds.
Changed rooms as first one was small, and overlooked the bins.
Location, location, location
Lovely location in rolling private grounds down by the Tay, surrounded by tree lined hills and cliffs.
Very friendly and helpful staff, excellent food. A real treat all round.
Only slightly critical observations are that the smoking rooms in the more modern wing appear pretty shabby (not the first time smokers get saddled with the rooms in need of a lick of paint)
Also on one visit the smell of chlorine coming from the pool was so strong that we had to turn back before we got there and abandon plans for a dip.
All round though a lovely, well staffed hotel in a terrific location. Well above the Hilton's usual standards these days.
An all round good hotel
Dunkeld House Hotel is one of the very few Hotels in Scotland that has everything to offer, a superb location, set in its own grounds next to the river, fantastic leisure facilities and an above average restaurant. The staff will go out of there way for you which is a rareity these days... Its so good that I have been struggling to book another stay there for next month.. Guests will not be dissapointed this hotel has everything you expect on a short break from a Hilton Hotel
A particularly pleasant hotel
The only minor criticisms I could think of after a very enjoyable 2 nights at the Dunkeld House are (a) there weren't any spare pillows in the bedroom (I'm sure they would have provided some if I'd asked), and (b) the Tartan Landseer Baronial theme is a bit overdone. That those are the only negatives simply demonstrates that this is a particularly pleasant place to stay if you're exploring this beautiful area. The staff seem genuinely friendly and attentive, the rooms are comfortable, and the restaurant produces very good food in the morning and in the evening.
Outstanding place to stay
A super place to stay you are greeted at check in with a drink. The hotel location is peacefull and very beautifull. The staff is very helpfull and accomodating I have stayed at the Dunkeld Hilton 4 times and am planning a revisit for two days again this August. The food is very good and the rooms are certainly well above average.
The value for the price paid is very good. The hotel is not the average hotel in Scotland its location and scenery makes it above average.
Could Be Better
We held our wedding at Dunkeld House in the summer of 2000. The Hotel had just be taken over by Hilton from the previous owner, Stakis.The wedding was fantastic with guests from New Zealand, Australia, America, Hong Kong, Europe and UK. All the guys in kilts and a welsh friend playing the bagpipes! A truly memorable time, with friends still taking about it now!Fast forward to Summer 2003.While visting family we decided to spend a night at the Dunkeld House to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It was fantastic that some of the senior staff rembered us (must have been a hell of a party!)However, the House has been over 'Hiltonfied' With new 'Hilton' corporate style signs littering the place. The signs are modern in both appearance and materials, and certainly looked out of place with the traditional surroundings of the House.Staff in Blue uniform and lime green shirts just looked ugly against the back drop of tartan, rustic and wood. Nothing wrong with the staff, as they were ever pleasant, polite and efficient. However, there was a variety of accents around from Europe and South of the Equator which also dulled the sense of Scottish which clearly inate in the House.Hilton could do much to de-corportise the Hotel. Indeed we felt that they were using the place to advertise Hilton, rather than advertise the Dunkeld House and all it has to offer.As my wife said, we returned to Dunkeld House to remember the Scottishness of the place and the wedding not to be inundated with Hilton this and that.Notwithstanding, the surroundings are still beautiful, and there much activity for everybody ranging from leisurly walks to clay pidgeon shooting. The House is surrounded by park land and it's a shame that a small 9 hole golf course wasn't built around the place.Dunkeld town itself is pretty and has some great wee shops. Take a stroll around the cathedral and chill out by the banks of the River Tay.
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 6
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 6 News Release: 05-1115-DAL
Wednesday, July 6, 2005
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
Phone: (214) 767-4776, ext. 222 or 221
BATON ROUGE, La. -- Better health and safety for construction workers is the goal of a new strategic partnership signed today between the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Pelican Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC) in Baton Rouge.
The partnership will actively promote and track mentoring -- a tool that has proven successful for OSHA's prestigious Voluntary Protection Programs that recognize worksites with outstanding safety and health management systems.
OSHA's health and safety alliances are part of U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao's efforts to improve the health and safety of workers through cooperative relationships with trade associations, labor organizations and employers. The agency's area office in Baton Rouge will represent OSHA in the partnership.
"The Labor Department is committed to protecting the well being of construction workers," said OSHA Regional Administrator John Miles. "This partnership is an important step towards meeting that goal in Louisiana."
The ABC's Pelican Chapter in Baton Rouge, one of 80 ABC chapters nationwide, has more than 325 member companies and has worked cooperatively with OSHA's Baton Rouge area office since 2000.
Besides increasing the number of companies taking part in mentoring activities, objectives of the partnership include reducing injuries from falls, struck-by and caught-in mishaps and electrocutions.
Another key goal is to increase the number of ABC member companies in the association's Safety Training and Evaluation Process (STEP) -- a voluntary program that guides employees in evaluating and increasing the effectiveness of their safety and health programs, policies and procedures.
Employers and employees with questions about this or other OSHA partnerships may call the Baton Rouge area office at (225) 298-5458 or visit the OSHA Website at www.osha.gov.
Since its Strategic Partnership Program began in 1998, the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has formed more than 300 partnerships impacting over 13,000 employers and 573,000 employees across the United States.
Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department releases are accessible on the Internet at http://www.dol.gov. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request at (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755. The U.S. Department of Labor is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.
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Coming from college and out into the real world marks a transition for me as a tennis player. It also marks a transition from playing with products that I HAVE to use due to sponsorship, regardless of personal preference. Now, working at Tennis Warehouse, the possibilities are endless. But despite this, I have developed some serious attachment to certain products, one of which being the Nike Zoom Breathe 2K11.
It is in my nature to be hesitant about new shoes of any model or brand, due to often having bad experiences such as blisters and bleeding from the collar lining of some older model tennis shoes I've used in the past, including the Nike Breathe Free II. I also usually always hate my first practice in a new pair of kicks because the stiffness is uncomfortable and it takes a couple hours to really break them in. This is always particularly annoying because I often wear through the outsole so fast that I feel by the time I have myself a pair of comfortable shoes, I need to replace them again.
Hence, you can understand my reluctance at first wearing my latest new pair of shoes, the Nike 2K11, but they pleasantly surprised me. It was actually a nice experience because I had forgotten I even had on a new pair of shoes until I thought back and realized I'd been wearing these for a week. I had put them on, had a grumble to myself about how I don't like to break in new shoes, and simply forgotten about them. I like to rate shoes on how much I notice them – the less they occupy my thoughts the better, as that means they are doing their job: helping me move to the best of my ability while supporting my feet and ankles. And I didn't think twice about the 2K11s.
Nike has made sure to continue providing a lightweight and comfortable shoe (they're an updated version of the Nike Max Breathe Free II), that cushions my foot while simultaneously providing the support I need. The width is medium, with no loose or tight places allowing unwanted movement, which could create painful blisters. Comfort inside the 2K11 was great, I have a high arch and although the arch support is low for me, my feet still felt really well supported. The insole is also easily removed so anyone looking to add that little extra with their own orthotic can do so with no problems.
I really like how easy it was to move. The shoes are light and low to the ground, making everything from straight out running, to side-stepping, to small adjustment steps really easy to do. I have a history of ankle problems and Nike's 2K11s didn't enhance my ankle pain like some shoes do. I never felt like I was going to sprain my ankle either, because although the shoe is really cushioned, I definitely felt like I was comfortably close to the ground. Although I initially felt a tiny bit of stiffness, I would say it was more something I noticed instead of it being a hindrance. I am thoroughly impressed with Nike and their success in creating a shoe that is match ready right out of the box.
Something to keep in mind is how to tighten the laces. Simply (and this was my lazy version) pulling the lace to tighten and tie, really only tightens the shoe around the ankle. I found that I was having some issues with aching feet and toe numbness, until I realized that I was basically cutting my own circulation off by not putting in the effort to tighten the lace up the length of the shoe. Trust me, it makes a difference.
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This book (Third Edition, Sept 2016, ISBN 978-0-9563841-8-8, 120 pages) defends Genesis against the two main attacks on its credibility as history - the account of Creation and Noah's Flood. First, it argues that the earth is as old as scientists say but that Genesis records a recently concluded localised special creation by God, but one that is part of a long history of God's creative work with the planet. Secondly, it interprets the account of Noah's Flood as a local Mesopotamian flood and thereby shows that it is credible history. On both counts, Bible readers are encouraged to believe in the Bible as relevant to their thinking about our origins. An appendix to the book explains how we should understand the genealogy of Genesis 5 and its long ages.
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"Enduring Courage: Ace Pilot Eddie Rickenbacker and the Dawn of the Age of Speed"
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St. Martin's Press; 400 pages; $28
World War I fighter ace Eddie Rickenbacker and the internal combustion engine came of age together.
Rickenbacker was a pioneering race car driver who relentlessly pursued faster speeds. He helped develop new technologies. And he survived the "world's most dangerous sport" while many others died.
Lightweight and powerful internal combustion engines also propelled aircraft into the skies. And after the United States entered World War I, aviation, still in its infancy, attracted Rickenbacker.
Flying was a hazardous occupation even before pilots began spraying each other with machine-gun bullets. But Rickenbacker excelled at it and became America's top fighter ace.
John Ross' "Enduring Courage" tells the remarkable story of Rickenbacker's life during an exhilarating and perilous time.
It also is the story of a man who was driven to overcome the shame of his past -- and at times embellished it. Rickenbacker was the son of impoverished Swiss immigrants. His abusive father died in a fight with a drifter. Rickenbacker, 13 at the time, went to work instead of school on the morning after the funeral.
Rickenbacker was poorly educated but mechanically gifted. He soon found an outlet for his talents in the burgeoning automobile industry. And that led to his successful career as a race car driver.
Rickenbacker mastered some of the most modern technology of his age. But he also could be deeply superstitious. He sometimes raced with the heart of a bat tied to his finger or with a black cat as a passenger.
And he was not above stretching the rules. Ross is almost an apologist for his behavior. He describes such conduct as "the sign of the emerging pro, the craftsman who in his bid to win did not cheat exactly but certainly pushed the system and played for every advantage."
As World War I loomed, Rickenbacker faced prejudice because of his German-sounding name. He even was suspected of being a spy. He entered the Army as an enlisted man and became a driver for top brass.
Those connections -- and force of will -- ultimately helped Rickenbacker become an officer and a pilot, even though he was technically too old and had impaired vision in his right eye.
He didn't fit in well with many pilots, who often were Ivy League alumni and the sons of wealth. Rickenbacker rarely was invited to sip port or Champagne at their gatherings. But in an era when the popular images of pilots showed them belting out tunes at a piano, Rickenbacker spent some of his nights filing machine-gun parts to reduce the chances that his would jam.
Ross writes that Rickenbacker was no romantic. He described combat flying as "scientific murder."
Rickenbacker ultimately took over command of his squadron. And he continued to rack up individual aerial victories. He finished the war credited with 26 kills and the distinction of being America's top ace.
Ross is at his best when he writes about Rickenbacker grappling with risk and adversity. That is apparent again when he writes about a 1941 commercial plane crash near Atlanta that nearly killed Rickenbacker. And he writes about another flight in 1942 when Rickenbacker's secret mission was interrupted by a forced ditching and more than three weeks adrift in a life raft.
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Seen here in her final days as Director of DARPA, and feeling the pull of the Google boys in the audience.
"If you don't have a nerd in your life, you should get one. I'm just saying."
"Nerds change the world. If you can remove the fear of failure, the impossible becomes possible."
"I often ask: what would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail? It's a terrifying question actually."
"We all have nerd power. Sometimes we just forget."
I spoke with her a bit, and she has a keen interest in cortical modeling, quantum computers, syn bio, and ultra-cheap satellites.
This all jives nicely with the Google Master Plan.
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Weaponizing Google...
"DARPA's mission is the prevention of strategic surprise. You have to be excited and uncomfortable at the same time."
"When we fly at Mach 20, we burn the airfoil as we fly it. The goal is to reach anywhere in the world in 60 minutes."
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She is amazing! Google is amazing! Ed Lu, an ex-Googler, is amazing. Happy Pi Day!
She's even wearing a skivvi
she had quite a job:
"impossible, improbable, inevitable" and all this started with sputnik... Wishing her new team only good strategic surprises:)
Cool, I think I'll join Google next week.
I'm seriously starting to think that I should swap my hyper-conventional pinstripe suit and necktie attire for a black turtleneck and jeans outfit when I talk about vision & strategy (^^;
It worked for Jobs. =)
Her TED Talk went online today.