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i actually forgot that felton was locking pierce down too haha
i actually forgot that felton was locking pierce down too haha
what do you guys think about the rumors of the knicks talking with the Cs about rondo. nothing serious but they did casually discuss it. i definitely don't want to give up shump. i'd trade anything/anyone else other than melo and shump.
also i wonder where dwight is gonna sign. out of the possible teams i think the warriors would be immediate contenders with him. houston would be good but not as good as the warriors i don't think. no way he signs with the hawks. if the mavs trade for rondo he might consider them.
the draft day trades were pretty crazy. teams like the sixers and celtics are in full tank mode for wiggins.
knicks interested in tony allen. shump and tony allen locking down the perimeter would be nice. offense would be a concern though.
knicks supposedly close to acquiring andrea bargnani.
novak + camby + 1st and 2nd round picks
not sure how i feel about this. i like getting him for novak and camby but i'm not crazy about giving up picks.
hearing rumors when this deal goes through the knicks are looking to move chandler. warriors are a team that is interested. i'd be cool with swapping tyson for bogut.


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Well my ABS fett chest plates are ready for the holes to be filled up. What are you guys using to fill them up. What works best to make sure they stay - and can be sanded evenly?
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On December 24, the MV Akademik Shokalskiy, a Russian research ship carrying 52 passengers and 22 crew members, became trapped in the Antarctic ice. In the following days, three different rescue attempts by icebreakers failed. Finally, on January 2, a Chinese helicopter swooped in to take the passengers off the ship. Scientists and tourists who were onboard the ship were flown in groups to a nearby Australian icebreaker, the Aurora Australis.
Climate scientist and expedition leader Chris Turney spoke to the Associated Press by satellite phone about the long-awaited rescue. "I think everyone is relieved and excited to be going on to the Australian icebreaker and then home," he said.
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The research ship had departed New Zealand for Antarctica on November 28. It became locked in thick sea ice on Christmas Eve after strong winds pushed the ice around the ship, freezing it in place. The ship is trapped about 1,700 miles south of the Australian island of Tasmania.
Three icebreakers—ships designed to create passages through ice—were sent to try to reach the ship, but all three failed. The Aurora Australis came within 12 miles of the ship on December 30, but severe weather forced it to return to open water.
Blinding snow, strong winds, and ice conditions thwarted all the rescue attempts, which were organized by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority's Rescue Coordination Centre. On January 2, the group identified a large patch of sea ice near the Aurora Australis that could be used as a landing spot for a helicopter.
A helicopter from a Chinese icebreaker named the Snow Dragon was then able to begin flights to the stranded Russian ship. The helicopter carried the passengers in groups of 12 to a landing spot, where a small boat ferried them to the Australian ship.
The Aurora Australis will take the 52 passengers to Tasmania. The journey is expected to last two weeks. The Akademik Shokalskiy's 22 crew members have remained on board. They plan to wait until the ice that surrounds the ship breaks up. The ship has plenty of supplies on board and is not in danger of sinking.
Turney and his team of researchers were aboard the research ship as part of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition. They had hoped to recreate Australian explorer Douglas Mawson's 100-year-old voyage to Antarctica to study how the environment has changed since the original journey.
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Some six years ago, I graduated in a spanish university with a degree in English Philology. Due to personal reasons, I began working in general sales, first, and then in sales insurace managing these last years. Nine months ago, I received a job offer in my town's Adult School, and started working there as an ESL teacher for two beginner to intermediate groups. Since I did not have the chance to focus myself on teaching as a career for family financial reasons, I had not a taste of it until recently. And the result has been that not only I have liked it, but am actually looking forward to a career shift. In that sense, I have practice in my business environment in teaching practice, and have also developed a good deal of it in these nine months as a teacher in the adult school. However, in the process of planning my career shift, some doubts assail me:
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b) In this case, since I work 40 hours a week as an insurance manager, and then some 8 hours as an ESL teacher, I would only be able to take an online course, would it be a good option? I know onsite training would be better, but, sincerely, I don't know where I could find the time to complete it!
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(June 12, 2009)--The Transportation Services division of UTSA Business Auxiliary Services will expand the hours of the pilot program providing van service from the Main Campus to the University Heights Tech Center. Beginning June 16, service will be offered from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday. The program will continue through Aug. 12, when an evaluation of the service will be done.
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I've been messing around with reforging so I wouldn't mind a second opinion.
Should I do anything different or is that .01% on hit negligible?
I've been messing around with reforging so I wouldn't mind a second opinion.
Should I do anything different or is that .01% on hit negligible?
http://www.reforgemaster.com to see if you could find a easy way to cap it without losing (much) mastery obviously.
Edit: Reforging option(s):
Bracers: instead of reforging haste to crit, it would be more beneficial to go mastery
Helm: Expertise -> Mastery
Gloves: Hit -> Mastery
Ring of Rivalry: Haste -> Mastery
My only concern is the gloves tbh, not really sure if that is as much of a benefit as 4pc and halfus shoulders.
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If there are any ways you can see to maximize my reforging then please let me know.
Also, what do you all think I should buy next with my valor? I was thinking the cloak since the chest will lose me mastery and the cloak is overall better (plus i have an enchant waiting for it in my bank). Note: I doubt my guild will be downing nef any time soon so you can probably forget about getting the valor helm to complement the chest for the set bonus (if i bought the chest that is). I thought about getting Band of Bees too but I am not quite sure if it would matter much between that or the cloak.
I am also unsure as to when I will receive the halfus shoulders either. So far it has not dropped for me, my guild is scared to do any BoT runs, and it is rare that I see a BoT raid needing mdps in trade chat. Feel free to give any ideas though assuming I can obtain those shoulders sometime in the near future though.
Thanks in advance for the input.
Sorry about the link; I usually just lurk.
www.wowreforge.com is a very good tool for 100% optimized reforging, take a look there and see if there's anything you can improve there.
As you progress in raids you will learn to be extremely annoyed with expertise. It feels like almost every item has it. :P
Your gems are correct, and no slack enchants, so a very big + there. Try to skill up your JC tho.
Spec and glyphs are also top notch. So taken into account your low progress, but still min/maxing your gear etc, I'd give you a 9/10. Would be 10/10 with JC gems
Be gentle :P I just switched from holy ms to ret ms due to the guild needing it. (Raiding 10 man)
I know I'm above exp cap, there's nothing I can do about it right now. I could replace the cloak with the normal version cloak from twilight council, but that cloak is shitty as fuck. Would only replace it with the heroic version, but we havn't rly started working on them on hc yet. Gonna kill Sinestra, Nef and Al'Akir hc first.
And I'm using the tank wrists from Halfus because they are slightly better than the normal ones from Omnotron. Heroic version havn't dropped yet.
Also, take into account that I'm draenei please, I only need 7% hit from gear :>
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Good morning all. This is my first time posting so bear with me. (I edited out the http from the link so it would post.)
us.battle.net/wow/en/character/eonar/malden/advanced is my profile link.
I did some reforging after viewing some profiles here of paladins that were 13/13 or close to it. (my guild just became 1/13 this week on 25 man so we're a work in progress). I can could reforge my mastery back up to closer to 20. I reforged it down closer to 17 in favor of crit after doing some profile viewing.
Any and all suggestions are appreciated. =)
to say something though, i'm not a fan of Arts of Sacrifice. Isn't THAT useful in PvE imo, but works if you do PvP regulary.
mine: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...ilkia/advanced
I hope armory updates again to ret though, just did some healing so im still in holy gear :s dunno how long it takes to update
Edit: now it shows my ret gear. i know my enchants aren't the best ones, but im kinda low on money atm, so can't pay for the expensive ones
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^your under hit cap. plus 50 hit on both bracers and gloves is wrong enchant. If you check out my armory it shows you how to gem and enchant for perfect hit rating + max min stats.
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Well I do have the Halfus Shoulders I thought it was only better to go with the Halfus Shoulders and 4pc if you had access to Herioc gear, is that not the case? As my guild has decided to not bother with Herioc's I figured that the 5% extra damage on CS from the pvp gloves would better. I also remember that Mastery and Crit go in tandem as any criticals attacks would increase the Mastery portion of your damage.
^ no link
Just started playing again last week seriously, but meh.
And also, rate before posting your own link. Not rating and just posting your link is an unwanted douche move in this thread.
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Mastery works to the .01%, but does not reflect it in the tooltip. Crit does become better than mastery in certain players gear setupts, but that can be discovered by a spreadsheet.You shouldn't favor crit over mastery. Mastery is a flat out better stat. Only reason I could see forging off mastery is if you are in BiS gear, and in between 1 point of mastery. Which means reforging away mastery on maybe 1 item wont affect the total %.
And also, rate before posting your own link. Not rating and just posting your link is an unwanted douche move in this thread.
It's not just me, it's ALL rets. Join the ret MS club, get bitches, get money, get nerfed.
It takes idiots to do cool things. That's why they're cool.
I have heroic magmaw weapon and heart of rage, I am over expertise cap.
Currently sitting at 16.04 Mastery
8.01 Hit
and 28 expertise with the glyph w/ real gear on.
Ahh, then get the tanking relic from the VP vendor and reforge the dodge to mastery.
It's not just me, it's ALL rets. Join the ret MS club, get bitches, get money, get nerfed.
It takes idiots to do cool things. That's why they're cool.
Can't link yet my name is Chaôsblade on Draenor-US.
With my gear should I use my DKP (my guild uses this system) on a T11 Helm token considering I don't have a 4 set? The engineering helm is very good because you can put in what stats you need so I'd be losing out on a lot of mastery for expertise (a worthless stat unless reforged) and a boatload of haste, and get the 4 set bonus. Do you guys think that will create a dps increase? Plus i'd have to trade out my 372 plated fists for 359 tier gloves so that's a strength loss and a small secondary stat loss probably.
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^No link.
Link in signature.
Hey, triple people time:
Sol: Gear looks fine, not sure what your exp is with reforging + GoSoT, I'll leave it up to you to make sure that is right. Spec/Glyphs: Take 1 point out of selfless healer and 1 out of acts of sacrifice and put them in E4aE. Personal Preference (and common action) says t take Glyph of DP, as it is a massive life saver in raids.
Chaosblade: You might be able to get to the hit cap without the +hit cogwheel, but that might not be worth the crit gain. Looks good all around though.
Buju: You be prot and holy bro, we can't rate dat shit here :P
It's not just me, it's ALL rets. Join the ret MS club, get bitches, get money, get nerfed.
It takes idiots to do cool things. That's why they're cool.
www.wow-reforge.com to get your reforging perfect. Also, I do not believe meeting socket bonuses for a +10 str bonus is worth the loss of the +40 gem. Only on +20 or higher (99% positive). Spec and glyphs look good though.
It's not just me, it's ALL rets. Join the ret MS club, get bitches, get money, get nerfed.
It takes idiots to do cool things. That's why they're cool.
The thing I understood from crit/mastery was that mastery is always better considering it is a passive dps increase, and the weight of mastery just ends up being more of a dps increase than crit. I have seen some other Retribution players that have about even haste and crit from gear bonuses because we get stuck with so much haste on high-end gear.
Edit: Can't spell...
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Unitronic Chipped was the title of this years Wolfsgart held in Burlington, Vermont. This three day Air & Water-Cooled Festival attracted all generations of Volkswagens and Audis. From Beetles to Type 2s and 4s to more recent models on bags and even a Phaeton. The show gather people from all over the North East to bring a weekend filled with a laid back atmosphere.
BagRiders kicked off the weekend with a BBQ, followed with a performance by the Drop Kick Murphys. Saturday started off early with the show and shine, with several activities during the day including the car limbo competition. The afternoon called for a cruise out to the beautiful Vermont country side, over the scary Smugglers Notch and back to Als French Fries for some Fries and Homemade Ice Cream. The show ended Sunday with another shown'shine and with the Trophy Ceremony for the best cars in their class.
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[quote user="lttaylor56"]Paterno did do the right thing, didn't he...from a procedural standpoint? He followed protocol and reported the incident to his senior. Just like in the military chain of command.
If we want to say he didn't act correctly from a personal standpoint, that's a diff story, but everyone's different. Personally, I would not of been able to control myself from pulluing sandusky off of him and giving him a few good wacks.
well, i guess my overall point is that ethics and human nature should always override any type of "procedural chain" at a school or business when it comes to allegations as important as these. </p>[/quote]I know. I'm trying to separate emotion from following procedure myself here. This one tugs at my heart strings, but Paterno did do his job by the letter of his "job description."
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DENVER – Sophomore Wesley Berg (Coquitlam, British Columbia) scored six goals, including the game-winner in overtime, as the No. 4/4 University of Denver men's lacrosse team defeated Air Force 11-10 on Tuesday evening at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium.
Falcon Erik Smith tied the game at 10 with 17 seconds left to force overtime, before Berg found the net 1:04 into the overtime period. With the win, Denver moves to 6-2 overall, 2-0 in Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference play. Air Force drops to 4-5, 0-3 in ECAC action.
"First off, credit the Air Force Falcons as they came ready to play," said head coach Bill Tierney. "It wasn't like we didn't know what they were going to do, but they were much better at doing than we could practice. I was happy with the way our guys responded at the end of the half and obviously at the end of the game. Our guys found a way to dig down and found a way to get an ugly win. I thought that Berg and Garret put us on their back today and showed a lot of fortitude in today's victory."
The six-goal performance marked Berg's fifth hat trick of the season, eight of his career, and the second sock trick of his career. Senior Eric Law (Centennial, Colo.) tallied four points on one goal and three assist, while senior Colin Scott (Ridgefield, Conn.) recorded a pair of goals. Senior Cameron Flint (Georgetown, Ontario) and sophomore Garret Holst (Fishers, Ind.) both found the net once, while Flint tallied one assist.
"It was a pretty relieving win," Berg said. "Being down three goals with five minutes to play we were able to pull it together and get the win. I didn't find the net easy at the beginning of the game as their goalie made some good saves. We were able to stick to our game plan and the goals started to fall for us."
Senior Chase Carraro (Louisville, Ky.) went 6-of-8 on face-offs, while classmate Chace Calkin (Englewood, Colo.) went 9-of-16.
Mike Crampton topped the Falcons with three goals, while Christopher Allen and Erik Smith finished with two goals apiece. Tommy McKee and Keith Dreyer each recorded a goal and an assist.
Air Force scored first 8:14 into the contest, as Allen found the net. Allen tallied his second goal of the game with six seconds left in the opening period, and the Falcons took a 2-0 lead into the second quarter. The scoreless opening period marked the first time the Pioneers were held scoreless in a quarter since DU failed to find the net in the fourth quarter on March 24, 2012, also against Air Force.
Denver cut the lead to one with 12:46 remaining in the second quarter, when Flint scored on an assist from freshman Eric Adamson (Anaheim Hills, Calif.). Air Force responded with goal from Crampton with 9:07 to go in the second quarter, but the Pioneers bounced back less than a minute later, as Holst fired the ball past the goalie off a pass from Law. Crampton returned the favor just 30 seconds later, however, and the Falcons took a 4-2 edge. Berg scored back-to-back goals to close out the half, and the teams entered the intermission tied at four.
Scott tallied a goal less than 1:30 into the second half to give DU its first lead of the game. Air Force responded to tie the contest on Crampton's third goal of the game with 7:50 remaining in the third quarter, but Denver retook the lead less than a minute later, when Scott found the net from close range off a pass from senior Taylor Young (Littleton, Colo.). The Falcons retied the game within 40 seconds, as Dreyer scored to bring the quarter to a close with the score tied at six.
Air Force tallied three-straight goals to open the closing period, as McKee, Smith and Ryland De Pol gave the Falcons a 9-6 lead with just under nine minutes remaining in the contest. Denver bounced back with two goals from Berg and one from Law to tie the game with 4:53 left to play. Berg found the net again with 4:18 remaining to give DU a 10-9 lead, but Smith tied the game with 17 seconds left to play to force overtime, before Berg's game-winner 1:04 into the extra frame.
Sophomore Sean Cannizzaro (Cazenovia, N.Y.) finished the game with one assist, while junior goalie Jamie Faus (Lakeville, Conn.) secured his second win of the season, making five saves in 31:04 minutes of action. Sophomore goalie Ryan LaPlante (Fort Collins, Colo.) started the game, making seven saves.
The Pioneers will return to action Saturday when they travel to Geneva, N.Y., to take on Hobart at 11 a.m. MT. Fans can follow the action on Live Stats and via live tweets at @DU_MLAX.


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If Warner didn't know that his time as starter was limited then he isn't the sharpest tack in the box. KC knew, and didn't want to stick around, so he asked to be traded. It was only after the FO realized that KC was not gonna be around to mentor Eli that they went out and got Warner.


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We all had three-day passes, meaning that we would be at the festival for its entirety. On day one we exchanged our tickets for ACL wristbands, which were to stay on us for the whole weekend. After a breakfast at one of the many independent eating establishments in Austin we headed over to the festival. Parking was at a premium and so we parked about twenty minutes down the road. The main road to the festival was littered with stalls selling 'trendy' or new-agey things like bracelets and exotic t-shirts. Part way down the road to the festival was a smoothy/fruit juice/health shop that we would visit several times
The line-up for the festival was primarily made up of American bands, most of which I didn't know. However there were a few familiar highlights, those being The Fratellis, Gnarls Barkley, Foo Fighters and The Raconteurs. The highlights for day one were Patty Griffin, N.E.R.D. and The Mars Volta. Patty Griffin was completely unknown to me, but seemed to have a large following. N.E.R.D. is a band that I am slightly familiar with, and their set was very good.
The ACL festival is known for being very hot, and potentially dusty. In fact in 2005 the festival apparently turned into a literal 'dust bowl', with temperatures hitting 107f and visibility almost zero thanks to people kicking up dust from the bone dry ground! Thankfully that didn't happen this year, with temperatures peaking at about 90f. It was a little dusty, and I saw dozens of people wearing masks.
By the end of day one I was sunburnt and feeling fairly sick. The festival was attended by around 68,000 people each day. The Texan sky featured very little in the way of cloud cover, and so the powerful sun burnt down onto my head for a good ten hours in a row each day
After a Mexican themed evening meal (very common in this part of the world), we retired then got up bright and early the next day to repeat the experience. Day two began with a very British band, The Fratellis. Their set certainly wasn't the best they'd ever done, and they admitted this between songs. I felt slightly cheated but things improved during their final few songs. The midday crowd was fairly motionless, an accusation often given to American festival crowds. Although to be fair the heat and time of day partially excused this.
In the evening an unusual (to me) combination was the highlight. They were called 'Iron and Wine', and were a couple singing folk music with a modern twist. For this performance they confused even their own fans by adding a heavy base line to their songs.
Tired and sunburnt, but with one day to complete, we got up on Sunday morning and parked in the same multi-story car park for the third day running. The trek to the festival was quickly becoming a habit. The Sunday evening saw Gnarls Barkley hit the stage, they impressed with some unfamiliar songs before lifting the crowd with their classic sing-along 'Crazy'
The Austin City Limits festival featured about 8 stages in total, spread around a park perhaps a mile in length from one end to the other. This distance meant that an act playing at one end of the park wouldn't interfere with the music coming from an act at the other end. The two farther most stages were the headline stages with the biggest acts on. In between were several smaller stages and a tent which hosted more dance like music.
The festival closed with an excellent performance by The Foo Fighters, headed by music genius Dave Grohl. They had the ability to excite the crowd and create a performance that even non fans were clearly enjoying. At this point I was with Whitney and we bumped into a friend of hers who was sitting a few hundred metres back in the 'chairs section'. This was a section of the crowd where you could bring your own chair and or towel to sit on. From this vantage point we were far more comfortable than we had been standing up for other performances.
There seemed to be quite a large variety of person in the crowd. From the young 15 year olds in groups at possibly their first festival, to much older music fans sitting on chairs with picnics, to twenty something's in large groups, to hippy tattooed thirty something's enjoying potentially illegal substances. Similar to any other festival I would imagine the people were dressed as if it was still the swinging sixties or hippy seventies. Bandanas were not uncommon, nor were large sunglasses and t-shirts promoting world peace.
Austin itself is very well known as a liberal 'hippy' place. Which is made even more evident as it is situated in the middle of a traditional state filled elsewhere with plenty of right wing 'rednecks'.


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School Climate Survey
Parent Version Revised
The Parent Version Revised consists of 41 descriptive statements about prevailing school conditions, (e.g., "At my child's school, parents have a great deal of confidence in the school staff"). Parents respond on a five-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Agree" to "Strongly Disagree," depending on how well they think that the statement describes their child's school.
Respondents answer on a five-point Likert scale rating their perceptions of various aspects of the school climate.
The responses are coded in the following manner: Strong agree = 5, Agree = 4, Not sure = 3, Disagree = 2, Strongly disagree = 1. Items 2, 12, 19, 29, and 39 are reverse scored after the frequency analyses on individual items have been performed, but before means of the variables are computed or any inferential analysis completed.
These items are reverse scored because agreement with them reflects negative opinions of school climate. A positive view of the climate should elicit disagreement with these items.
All the variables are scored in the positive direction: The higher the score on the variable, the greater the amount of that quality that parents perceive the school as having. The highest possible mean score on a variable is 5.0. The lowest possible mean score is 1.0.
For example, if Academic Focus has an overall mean of 4.5, this means that the parents believe that teachers place a very strong emphasis on academics cultivated in an atmosphere of respect and trust. (See Table 1 for a description of the variables and the items that define them.)
Table 1: School Climate Variables, Parent Version Revised
Academic Focus
The emphasis that teachers place on student learning and achievement in an atmosphere of respect and trust
Achievement Motivation
The extent to which students at the school believe that they can learn and are willing to learn
Principal Caring and Sensitivity
The extent to which the principal shows consideration for the students, parents, and school staff, and cares about their needs
Collaborative Decision Making
The involvement of parents, staff, and students in the decisions affecting the school
Parent Involvement
Frequency of parent participation in school activities
The appearance of the school building
School-Community Relations
The support and involvement of the community in the life of the school
Student-Teacher Relations
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Gaming 15 - The StarCraft 2 Argument
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Now, Joe and Harry go head to head in a podcast that critics are calling 'mildly entertaining' and 'a bit louder and easier to hear than usual'.
Meanwhile, Alex talks about indie art game, Limbo, and ponders whether the games media has a tendancy to get hyperbolic about certain indie games.
On top of that there's also much complaining about the work of Tim Burton, plus some puzzled looks when Alex asks just what American McGee ever did to become famous.
We've also got the usual Guess the Screenshot competition, where you could win a fancy SteelSeries headset, plus reader mail and discussion of many other inane topics.
Use the links below to listen to the podcast, which was recorded on Shure microphones, was supported by SteelSeries and features music by Brad Sucks.


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The fabric of the week winner on Spoonflower this week is perfect for your little geeklings. The theme was "Alphabets," and the space-themed design pictured here took the prize.
Several of the runners-up are perfect for the geek set as well. There's a chemistry theme, a woodtype design, and a Dutch and English one.
If you've never seen it, Spoonflower is for the people who stand in the aisles of the fabric store wishing for something different. It gives you the ability to design, print, and sell your own fabric designs. Each week they have a design contest around a different theme.
Previous contests have included topics ranging from time travel to pointillism. If you'd like to take a shot, check out the upcoming contests.
Steampunk and cephalopod lovers among you will find more favorites in recent winners, including Time is a Man Made Concept and Squid. For the pirates, there's Ro-co-co and a Bottle of Rum.
Those looking for a way to honor the Doctor Who series this week should check out Madman in a Blue Box, Vitruvian Dalek, and Friends of the Ood.


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You mean you want it to slowly move from one place to another? Try jquery animations. Or if you want to make hover effect you can use css transformation.
If you want an image slide show, check these out:
Building an image slide show:
CSS Slides:
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CSS3 3D Rotating Billboard: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/css3-3d-billboard.html
How to Create a Stylish Image Content Slider in Pure CSS3 [Tutorial]: http://designmodo.com/slider-css3/
Horizontal Accordion Slider with Vertical Text: http://wordpressmetablog.com/2011/08...vertical-text/
5 Ways to Create Beautiful Slideshows of your Digital Pictures: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-ways-...ital-pictures/
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How do I uninstall or reinstall ESET Smart Security/ESET NOD32 Antivirus? (4.x)
- Newer program release requires reinstallation
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Download your ESET product using one of the links below. You will need your unique username and password to download your ESET product. Be sure to check your operating system version before downloading.
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- When prompted, click Save and save the file to your Desktop.
II. Uninstall your existing ESET product
VIDEO: How do I uninstall ESET Smart Security or ESET NOD32 Antivirus? (4.x)
Click Start → All Programs → ESET → Uninstall. After you uninstall, you will need to restart your computer.
After restarting, confirm that you can see hidden files and folders by clicking Start → Control Panel → Folder Options → View and select the Show hidden files and folders option.
Click Start → My Computer and then navigate to and delete the following folders:
C:\Program Files\ESET
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ESET
C:\Documents and Settings\%USER%\Application Data\ESET
Windows Vista and Windows 7 Users must delete the following folders:
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III. Reinstall
- Navigate to your Desktop or wherever you saved the installation package file and double-click it to open.
Follow the instructions in the ESET Installation Wizard to install your ESET product. For more detailed installation instructions, please click here for ESET Smart Security 4.x or click here for ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4.x.
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Wiley (featuring Emeli Sande) - Never Be Your Woman (new video!)
Long a fan of Wiley, it's no surprise that his latest venture, a "cover me, sampling" song with many influential beats behind it, was prone to end up on my pages.
Let's look back at 1997 first. White Town sampled jazz singer Al Bowlly's 1930's trumpet line in his song My Woman, for their own updatedly-late-90's jam, Your Woman. Now, over thirteen years later, Wiley has jumped on board the female-driven ditty by paying homage to the unmistakebale notes with his song, Never Be Your Woman.
Featuring sultry vocals from newcomer Emeli Sande, Wiley gets grimey with his version of this fantastic "love letter to breakups". Video for the track has just been unleashed, so get to watching it now!
The video uses Shy FX's edit of the track, which (if I'm not mistaken and only immediately recognized thanks to this), is pulling/sampling some serious Nightcrawlers' beats. Can you hear it?
For your reference, I'm giving you a ton of material to sort and sift through. Samples!
mp3: Al Bowlly - My Woman
mp3: Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On
mp3: Wiley (Featuring Emeli Sande) - Never Be Your Woman (Shy FX Edit)
mp3: Wiley (Featuring Emeli Sande) - Never Be Your Woman (Herve Rework)


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10 Juicy Set Secrets Straight From The Catching Fire Cast!
"When I was 13, I posted a video of myself singing a Bruno Mars song on YouTube. One day, my friend called me freaking out, asking if I had seen Justin's tweet. I asked her what he tweeted about. She screamed, 'You!' Justin and Scooter Braun had seen my video and Scooter called my mom asking if I wanted to meet Justin. That's how it all started. It was just crazy."
"Justin is really down-to-earth and has given me such great advice. He taught me to always be myself, have fun, and focus on the positive, not the negative. He's been very involved with my music, which surprised me because he's so busy. But he makes time to focus on his artists, which means a lot."
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TERREBONNE, Ore. - A Terrebonne couple using a space heater to try to thaw frozen pipes beneath their manufactured home instead sparked a fire that caused $40,000 damage late Monday morning, fire officials said as they warned people to be extremely cautious where they put such devices.
The couple and their dog fled safely when smoke began coming through the floor of their double-wide home around 11:45 a.m
About a dozen firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze in the crawlspace beneath it, said Redmond Fire Marshal Traci Cooper, adding that there were no injuries reported.
However, the interior of the house sustained smoke damage from the fire, which caused an estimated $40,000 in losses.
An American Red Cross disaster action team responded to the scene to provide help with lodging, food, clothing and information about health services, a spokeswoman said.
Cooper said pipes under the home had frozen, and the owners were trying to thaw them out with a space heater. It appeared the heater had been placed too close to combustible materials, which ignited.
Redmond Fire and Rescue reminded everyone that heating appliances and devices need clear space around them.
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USF Senior Writer Tom Zebold is giving GoUSFBulls.com readers a five-part position preview heading into the week of USF's season opener at home against Marshall on Friday, Feb. 8. This week's installment features a corner infield that includes star returner Stephanie Medina at first base and clutch Kenshyra Jackson's move to third base.
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TAMPA - Head coach Ken Eriksen is excited to have two of USF's postseason heroes back to cover the corners.
Junior Stephanie Medina will again provide the Bulls with steady defense at first base while senior Kenshyra Jackson takes over for Jessica Mouse at third base a season removed from the program's first-ever Women's College World Series run.
Medina produced the go-ahead run in the decisive third game of the USF's Super Regional series against Hofstra and had a ton of big hits throughout her sophomore campaign. The Tampa native tied for the team lead in homers (7), ranked third with 31 RBIs and fourth in batting average (.282) while starting every game at first for the second consecutive season.
"She has great hands over there and she probably saved us 14 to 15 potential errors last year just because of her hands at first base," Eriksen said. "She's probably one of the quickest first baseman we've ever had."
Eriksen noted that the best has yet to come from Medina, who has remained in great shape since the offseason started. Medina's prep work for USF's season opener Friday against Marshall has included a more consistent approach at the plate and fans should expect to see more hits to the opposite field from the talented lefty.
"We're pretty excited about the strides that she's made and the maturing process as a hitter," Eriksen said.
USF fans certainly won't forget Jackson's contributions at the plate during the Bulls' 50-12 finish last season. The former Polk State College standout batted .288 in her USF debut with a team-leading 17 extra base hits and 37 RBIs. Jackson hit the go-ahead single in USF's first win against Hofstra in the Super Regionals two games after producing the Bulls' lone run in a victory over UF in the Gainesville Regional Championship.
"This kid could be called, 'Ms. May,' " Eriksen said. "Shy is always going to be in the mix for the three, four, five spot because she's just a great, great aggressive type of hitter that loves being in the spotlight. Good things happen to good people, and that's what you can always say about Shy."
Jackson was primarily a designated player in 63 games last season and Eriksen said her move to third should be a smooth transition.
"She's going to look to fill into that everyday defensive position and Kenshyra has a rocket for an arm," Eriksen said. "She had one of the strongest arms on the team last year and she'll continue to use that this year at third."
Eriksen said Jackson's ability to learn from Mouse, a defensive specialist, has helped make the move an easy one. Mouse, an LSU transfer, was a key leader on and off the field during her lone season with USF in 2012.
"We were very fortunate that the players we have on the team this year were able to play with Jessica Mouse, to see the type of player that everybody aspires to be," Eriksen said. "Jessica made everyone better just because of the way she was aware of everything that was going on. Kenshyra Jackson, a lot of that wore off on her, which is great."
Eriksen also is excited about the Bulls backing up Jackson at third. Sophomore Nicolette Levine, an FSU transfer, will make her USF debut after playing in six games with the Seminoles and Eriksen has applauded the Lithia, Fla., native's progress this offseason.
"She's coming to get the ball more defensively," he said. "She's a position player that could see a lot of playing time at third, the designated player role and we're not afraid to use her at shortstop either."
Eriksen also could pencil in Dani Wayt, a junior JUCO transfer, and freshman Monica Santos at third base.
"We're not lacking at any position right now," Eriksen said.
USF also has versatile options behind Medina at first base. Freshman Morgan Litchfield has been getting work at the position when she's not behind the plate and Eriksen said the Tampa native brings a lot of promise to the program.
"She's got some phenomenal hands over there and she's a big power hitter," he said. "She's learning the speed of the game at the corners and in the short game, and she's a very, very aggressive type of mind. Don't be surprised if you see her in the lineup because of her bat and the potential at first base."
Don't be surprised to see sophomore Meagan Leddy see some time at first as well. The Jacksonville native earned All-America status at Stanton Prep and appeared in six games last season as a pinch hitter for USF.
"You might see her more in a left-handed pinch hitting role than you've ever seen her before. She's a kid that we could also put at first base and be in a pretty good position," Eriksen said.
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>My NC contact eluded to a Beekeeper returning fromn CA as the source of problems
Sure, blame it on us. We liberal Californians are at fault again, you all know it's a Sodom and Gomorrah out here.
>My NC contact eluded to a Beekeeper returning fromn CA as the source of problems
Sure, blame it on us. We liberal Californians are at fault again, you all know it's a Sodom and Gomorrah out here.
i don't get how a beekeeper returning to nc from california could be a source for a problem.
how does it work?
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
How does it work?
Easy. They picked up some strange mutated virus in the almonds.That came in from bees from Florida. And the Florida bees got it originally as they traveled through North Carolina.
Or some variation of the above...lol.
Really, most all of our big die offs can be traced back to mites and the viruses they pack around. Even if you knock the mites back, the viruses will have to run their course. At least thats what I have seen since all these big losses started a few years ago.
Add some spray damage and nosema and we are so screwed.
so the losses are from viruses vectored via mites.
bee flu. great.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
but i've not heard of either of the two synthetic miticides being pulled from the shelf, has anyone else heard this?
rumor has it the mites are showing measured tolerance to one of them though, is this true?
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
I was inspected in May this year. But that's MA.
i had to call my inspector out twice, and he came. i have had bee samples for him for a month, and he hasn't had a chance to get by and pick them up yet. we have two for the state, north half and south half.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Don't wait. Send them to Beltsville. Free and better anaylsis.
called beltsville first. they weren't set up to do the sub-species identification. beltsville refered me to tucson, but they never called me back. the state boys said they would be glad to id them, but haven't come by yet.
i could mail the usurpation bees, as they are preserved in alcohol, but i'd rather visit with the apiarist.
the bees with possible nosema are frozen, mailing would again be pain
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Mites have been resistant to Apistan(fluvalinate) and Checkmiteplus(chumophous) for quite some time now, having been around since 1987 and 1989 or 90. So, yes, it's true. I don't know of either being pulled from the shelf.
Miticure(amitraz, the active ingredient in TacTik) was take off the shelf by the manufacturer because of Law Suits, not mite resistance. Back in the 1990s.
Mark Berninghausen
Lost about 40% as of right now...I'll be lucky if by the end of winter the losses remain bellow 50%. Did treat this fall...some with Apiguard some with MAQS. Some, I did not treat at all. On the treated ones, very little mite fall outs. In the end, I had losses from every category.
The only common denominator on all these hives is that by the end of June/mid July, all had at least two 10 F deeps, full of bees...some had 3...literally busting with bees. Coming late fall, some of these hives just melted away. I did not take any honey from the fall flow, so they had plenty of reserves...One week the hive would have bees...next week all gone...disappeared. The only thing left was plenty of reserves ( honey and pollen), and some dead freshly emerged baby bees. Yes, some hives did have the mite poop on the wall of the comb cells, but then again, this was the case in the treated and no treated category. Some of these hives were established hives, some where splits and swarms from early 2012. All were lead by 2012 queens.
If there is a silver lining in this... all the 5 F deep nucs I made in June and built to 2 deeps or 3 deeps by fall...are alive and well. Did treat about 1/2 of them with Apiguard while not treating the other half. So far no difference.
Hopefully, they will make it and be the base of my 2013 "recovery plan"...
Kim Flottum's Editorial in the Dec. Issue of Bee Culture states that beekeeping isn't sustainable. Things are looking pretty gloomy these days.
Mark Berninghausen
I'd certainly agree that it is not sustainable the way we have been doing it.
But many of us have been saying that for a while now.
Ok So what's the answer / answers? I know MP and others are for nucs for obvious enough reasons, but what else? I am not commercial, but I have also lost 3 hives this year before the end of fall and it seems that the reasons are similar to what's been said. Numbers just tart to dwindle down to next to nothing, then they get robbed out and dead. I realized late summer 2 of them were low on stores so I started feeding and they seemed to be doing well. 10 frame deep box, with 4 solid brood, 2-3 empty and 2-3 capped stores and then they just started losing numbers. (queen was new this year) My nucs are doing well, as is one of my larger hives.
A friend in the Catskills is seeing smaller clusters of bees going into the Winter. Friends he knows are too. What's up w/ that? Dwindling disease?
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Our elegant house is situated in the area of Kypseli in Aigina island. The house was fully renovated in 2013. It is modern, very comfortable and fully equipped. The area is quietly located and is ideal for those,who are looking for relaxing vacation and for families with children as well.
The house consists of a large living room with a bed sofa, a well-equipped open plan kitchen and dining area, one double bedroom, one bedroom with single beds and one bathroom with shower. Both bedrooms, the living room and the kitchen have direct access to the outdoor garden.
The house is completely equipped. You don't need to bring anything with you.
The best thing about spending your holidays here is that the place itself allows you to do so many things and perform a number of activities. Swimming, enjoying the beaches, sightseeing, discovering the island, sailing, walking, cycling, wining & dining are just a few of the attractions that make your holidays on Aegina worthwhile.
English , french, Italian spoken.
Floor area :70 sq.m.
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Aigina port at 3 km
Aegina is close to the port of Pireaus on the mainland. Visitors must arrive by boat but the journey is short (between 40 and 80 minutes depending on which boat) and an enjoyable part of your holiday experience. Enter into the bustling port of Aegina town and drink in the view: a moon crescent harbour with fishing boats, fruit filled caiques, and glamorous yachts jostling for position.
Those visitors who are excited by learning about history will not be disappointed by what Aegina has to offer. Indeed there are many excellent books available and a separate section on this website. The island has a special place in Greek mythology and history. The myth has it that the island tookits name from the most beautiful of the twenty daughters of Asopos, the river god, who eloped with Zeus to the then deserted island. In historical terms, there is evidence that the island was inhabited from as early as 3500 B.C. The island enjoyed strong economic and social growth between around 900 B.C. and 480 B.C., including minting the first coins anywhere in Greece during the 7th. Century B.C. In more modern times, Aegina was briefly the first "capital" of modern Greece from 1827 – 1829.
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we had a plaesant stay at George´s Apartment in Piraeus. The Apartment is perfectyl located in the centre of Piraeus
The apartment we stayed was clean and very spacious. We also asked for an airport transfer and it was made in quite reasonable price with no problems. Contact we Mr George is ok but I would really appreciate bigger support before we made a decision and chose his apartment.
If I can make any clues for your stay in Athens - book an apartment nearby the sea and don't worry about transport time or cost to city center ;)
the apartment is very good and clean, near the center. But we had a chick in delay of 2 hours (14:00 instead 12:00). In general, we are satisfied.
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George was an excellent house manager, replied quickly and in detail for each request. The house is very nice, quite and clean, very bright with a fantastic view on Athens's harbour and more. Everything worked well. Pireaus area is not so comfortable to get beaches and Acropoli (it took about 45/55 minutes) but you can easily get buses and the metro stop is about 10' far away.
George is a great host, his apartment is very pleasant and robust. If you are looking to stay in that area, then it is the best place to stay. George was very attentive to my needs and made everything possible to accommodate my desires.
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The location is unbeatable for sure. Great Areas like Plaka, Acropolis, Monastiraki, Kolonaki are all within walking distance, from 1 minute away to a maximum of 15 minutes.
Athens in general is allways worth it to go there.
Thanks George. See you next time in Athens.
The location is unbeatable - a quiet side street, but seconds from the Acropolis site, museum and the adjoining metro, Easy walks to all the major sites. The flat is nice - a decent size, good bathroom, clean, well appointed. Its a raised ground floor flat, so the views either way aren't much, but you only have to turn the corner for views of Hadrian's Temple or the Acropolis.
Although this property is not the most convenient to the center of Athens, if you have business in the northern suburbs, as we did, it is the perfect spot. The neighborhood is clean, with many restaurants and shops within walking distance, including a big A/B. There is a big park with a well maintained fenced playground nearby as well, which my daughter enjoyed. The apartment itself is very large and thoughtfully stocked, with a comfortable, well-equipped kitchen. While we had trouble with one of the toilets, everything else was fine. Beds were extremely comfortable, and it was quiet at night. The building felt secure and the neighborhood felt safe. We asked for cleaning and a friendly woman called Ellie came and did a thorough job for not much money. Management was responsive to requests. The metro is a 15 minute walk away, though it is down some steep streets and they are harder to walk on the way back! Once there it is very quick into the center.
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The National FFA Contest encompasses dairy management into their judging contest.
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Many of us began dairy judging in 4-H programs. The younger members started by just filling out cards with their placing for each class of four animals. As members and their skill sets advanced, oral reasons to defend their placings became part of each contest.
In my youth, the FFA contests followed this pattern, several classes for placings, a few sets of oral reasons, and a pedigree class. Two decades later, the state FFA contest in my home state still operates in the same manner.
However, the national FFA dairy judging contest is appropriately titled "Dairy Cattle Management and Evaluation Career Development Event." Class placings are only 40 percent and reasons are 20 percent. A written exam on dairy topics and interpreting DHI records is worth another 20 percent. The team's score is calculated from all four team members, not just the highest three.
The remainder of the points is a team activity. In this FFA contest, high school students are given a staged dairy farm scenario to identify problems. The students then deliver an oral summary of their suggestions to the judges who act as the producer. (A concept similar to Dairy Challenge for college dairy students where they evaluate an actual farm and offer suggestions for improvement).
Hoard's Dairyman is one of the sources for the event reference material. The judging material (available in our bookstore) as well as the youth quizzes are sources of material to help FFA members prepare for the contest.
As state FFA contests are held and students prepare for the right to compete and represent their state at the next level, they will be developing more skills than just "picking the pretty ones." They will be adding skills such as public speaking, identifying problems and offering solutions, and team-building.
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Co-working spaces to open doors to show off Detroit's creative economy
Seven of Detroit's co-working spaces will open their doors to the public and host special events next week as part of the first Co-Lab Detroit event.
The goal of Co-Lab Detroit is to introduce the co-working spaces, many of which have opened in the past few months, to the community and foster collaboration between those spaces, said Amanda Lewan, community manager of Bamboo Detroit, one of the spaces participating in the event.
"We want people to see what it might be like to work in our spaces and meet like-minded people," Lewan said.
Following are the co-working spaces that will take part in the event:
- Bamboo Detroit, 1442 Brush St.
- Junction440, 440 Burroughs St.
- An Office in Detroit, 2727 Second Ave.
- Bizdom, 1528 Woodward Ave., Third Floor
- Practice Space, 2801 14th St.
- Grand Circus, 1570 Woodward Ave.
- OmniCorpDetroit, 1501 Division St.
Co-Lab Detroit will be first public event for Junction440, Detroit's newest co-working community located in TechTown Detroit, Lewan said.
Lewan said each co-working space will host an event such as the "lean startup challenge" Bamboo Detroit will run Monday.
While the teams will not develop their business ideas further, Lewan said the purpose of the game is to get the teams working creatively together.
The weeklong event sponsored by the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. will end with a free working day at all the co-working spaces on Friday, followed by a party at OmniCorpDetroit, she said.
For more information about Co-Lab Detroit and to register for any of the events, visit its website.


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hi guys...Tampa looks to be a challenge but hopefully our guys can find their fortitude and get one in the W column.
as to Vick and eagrirl fans in specifically, they of all people better simmer down...their doo-doo stinks as well.
the Boys and Skins will be interesting, supposedly Shanahan believes that Bobby 3 is the new Elway... and in Jerry World well, you already know.
as to the Pack, I am interested to know what their fandom says or thinks now. Naa, I'm not.