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> > Tell me about the hardy cyclamen that bloom in the fall. I'll bet they
> > would work here in ETN or would our climate be too humid? I am thinking
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> These hardy cyclamens are miniature treasures - the tiny pink blooms are
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[Writer's block] Bittersweet pt. 3
[Written by Vixen Virus]
But it was different this time his eyes weren't as soft as they used to be; his smile wasn't as encouraging as it used to be. Her hands held tight on his arms, as if afraid he would leave, but that was the truth, wasn't it?
He would leave.
She straightened herself, willing her hands to let go but they wouldn't.
Was this really the end? Was this where the years of love had brought them? As she looked from his lips to his eyes and finally to the ground she couldn't help but grow frustrated.
How could feelings fade? How could love fail? How could they not be together forever? How could...
How could such sweetness turn into something so bittersweet?
And as she stood there in this awkward embrace, half letting go and half holding on, she couldn't help but notice how this was always how it would be. They would always be holding on, all the while letting go.
Because he was someone she could never let go of. For him, she would always be half holding on.

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In Chicago, one of the world's most architecturally important cities. The 110-storey Sears Tower at 233 South Wacker Drive (001 312 875 9696; www. the-skydeck .com) is 443m tall. It was completed in 1974, and for the next 23 years enjoyed the distinction of being the tallest building not only in the US, but in the entire world. It was superseded by Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Towers at 452m and then by Taiwan's Taipei 101 Tower, completed in 2004 and officially the world's tallest at 509m. However, the Sears Tower still boasts the world's highest occupied office floor on the 98th storey, at 436m.
Visitors to the Sears Tower pay an excellent-value $12 (£6.60) to take a pulse-quickening one-minute elevator ride up to floor 103, during which time they hear a short narration filled with facts about the building. The skydeck has pay-per-view telescopes and a multimedia history of Chicago, as well as those 360-degree views over the city and Lake Superior.
Surprisingly, no. At 344m, John Hancock Center at 875 North Michigan Ave (001 888 875 8439; www. hancock- observatory .com) is the city's third tallest. It was built in 1970 and for three years was Chicago's highest building, usurped by the 346m Aon Center (200 East Randolph St) which, a year later, was itself relegated to second tallest by the opening of the Sears Tower.
The John Hancock Center is located to the north of the city centre, and its 94th-floor observatory offers the most stunning aspects. (Admission is $9.50, suitably undercutting its taller rival, the Sears Tower.) The observatory offers detailed maps so that you can identify the buildings and landmarks you're looking at, and an unsurpassed skyline view through vast floor-to-ceiling windows. The panorama takes in the Loop, the financial district at Chicago's heart and the distinctive overground railway that encircles it. The tower is so close to the water that you can spot boats sailing far out on the lake. There are fun photo opportunities and an e-mail-postcard facility, both aimed at the "guess where I am?" type of tourist. If your nerves are up to it, try the Skywalk outdoor walkway and see for yourself why they call this the Windy City.
The Signature Room and the Signature Bar (001 312 787 7230) occupy the 95th and 96th floors. The prices match the elevated status, and the prospect of a sundowner at sunset at the Signature Bar is so popular that you will probably have to queue for the privilege. It opens at 5pm daily, and no, there isn't a happy hour - the bill is always pretty steep.
Far from being just a tourist attraction, the John Hancock Center teems with life all year round. At the base of the tower there's a post office; shops, cafés and bars take up the lower floors, and higher up this sturdy, tapering, glass-and-steel tower with its dark, X-shaped supports are flats and offices with astonishing views across the city where the skyscraper was born.
The resplendent modern city that stands today grew out of a terrible disaster. In the autumn of 1871, a fire which started in a ghetto abutting the business district spread out of control. Within a week, it had destroyed 17,000 buildings, displacing almost 100,000 people and killing 300.
The movers and shakers who had lost their livelihood were determined to put their city back on its feet as quickly as possible. The rebuilding of Chicago that was immediately proposed gave ambitious architects from all over the US and further afield carte blanche to realise their most grandiose ideas. One of those was Louis Sullivan, a Bostonian who arrived in Chicago in 1873 and helped define the Chicago School style of architecture.
The Chicago School's greatest innovation was the development of the steel-framed building: a steel structure was lighter and more fire-resistant than masonry and wood, and gave birth to taller, more streamlined buildings - the first modern skyscrapers. Notable examples to look at in Chicago include the Reliance Building, the Art Deco Chicago Board of Trade building and the Rookery. By the 1920s, the Chicago School influence faded as architects experimented with new and varied styles. Among the finest high-rises created in the early mid-century, which you can still see today, are Chicago's Wrigley Building and the Tribune Tower - HQ of the city's leading newspaper. This cathedral to journalism is decorated by pilfered masonry from celebrated structures around the world, from the Parthenon to the Berlin Wall. In the foyer, inspirational motifs evangelise about newspapers.
In 1938, the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was part of the exodus from Europe escaping the rise of the Nazis, whose rule had forced the closure of the Bauhaus school of design, of which Mies was director. He was appointed to take over the architectural syllabus at a small technical college in Chicago, and brought with him the German-influenced International Style and his famous dictum, "less is more". This gave rise to buildings that were tall, simple and angular, devoid of decoration, flat-roofed and wrapped around with bands of glass. Stand and gape at Mies's astonishing Lake Shore Drive apartments, the glass-and-granite Federal Center and the 52-storey IBM building, built in 1969: Mies died before its completion, so the final stages were overseen by one of his associates. If you yearn to sleep in the city's tallest hotels, book into the Four Seasons (001 312 280 8800; www. fourseasons .com) or the Park Hyatt (001 312 335 1234; www. hyatt .com) both offering superb lake and city views from their picture windows.
Luckily for you, architecture buffs who like the vertical views but prefer to keep their feet closer to earth are not overlooked. The best starting point is the Chicago Architecture Foundation (CAF), housed in the Santa Fe building at 224 South Michigan Ave (001 312 922 8687; www. architecture.org). This world-class institution runs a busy programme of excellent architectural tours, lead by informed and articulate guides.
You can enjoy their expert commentary while on foot or even on a bicycle. But the best way to admire Chicago's architectural legacy is from the deck of a tour boat: that way you can keep your gaze turned upwards without posing a danger to yourself or others, which is not the case when walking or cycling in a city.
The CAF's daily River Cruise is very popular and good value, so advance booking is recommended. Buy your $23 (£12.80) ticket at the CAF (see above) or at its branch office in the John Hancock Center. Starting at the Chicago River bridge on North Michigan Ave, just above East Wacker Drive, this tour offers stupendous views of the city's high-rise history, from Sullivan's late-1800s work to the 20th-century visions of Mies van der Rohe.
Walking tours focusing on either Historic or Modern Skyscrapers are held year round, at 10am and 2pm most days depending on the time of year. They start from the CAF ArchiCenter shop at 224 South Michigan Ave and last around two hours; $12. Unmissable sights: the Citibank "cash register" building; Bertram Goldberg's corncob towers; the First National Bank Building; Water Tower Place; the AT&T Center and Park Tower.
New York is Chicago's rival for spectacular skyscrapers. The buildings are not only amazing to look at, but many have great historic or cultural associations, too. In the early 20th century Manhattan was the promised land, albeit a rather skinny island. It has been said that a skyscraper is "a way of making the land pay", so in order to capitalise on the available space, New York's early modern architects expanded upwards, creating symbols of wealth, power, opportunity and inspiration.
To learn about New York's high-rise history, the obvious starting point is the excellent Skyscraper Museum at 39 Battery Place (001 212 968 1961; www. skyscraper.org), open 12-6pm, Wednesday-Sunday, general admission $5/$2.50 students. Here the past, present and future are linked. As well as looking at blueprints, models and photographs of Manhattan's first skyscrapers, you can learn about the progress being made at nearby Ground Zero. This is the vast building site where the World Trade Center's Twin Towers (which were New York's tallest buildings) stood from 1973 to 11 September 2001, and where a replacement WTC is under construction. The design by Daniel Libeskind centres around his Freedom Tower, comprising offices, broadcast facilities, an observation deck, wind turbines, events space, restaurants and an antenna that will top it off at a height of 521m, or exactly 1,776 feet - commemorating the year America achieved its independence.
...were Downtown, on and around Wall Street, the city's financial district. Until the early 20th century, it was rare to see a building taller than six storeys here. In 1913, undoubtedly inspired by Chicago's renaissance, the dime-store magnate Frank W Woolworth was among the first few businessmen to erect a towering, steel-framed building as a shrine to his prosperity.
The 60-storey Woolworth headquarters, 233 Park Place at Barclay, was the world's tallest building until 1930. It remains one of Manhattan's finest sights, both inside and out, a marvel of grandiosity with its Gothic façade and Romanesque lobby, designed by the architect Cass Gilbert in homage to the Houses of Parliament in London. As you take in its outrageous style and innumerable surface details, bear in mind that it cost Woolworth $13m - paid in cash.
Donald Trump is a man with a towering presence in this city: he now owns the 283m-tall tower at 40 Wall Street, constructed in 1930 and now known as the Trump Building.
By the late 1920s, skyscraper mania had taken off and was spreading uptown in Manhattan. The Chrysler Building (405 Lexington Avenue at East 42nd Street) stole Woolworth's crown when it was completed in 1930, yet held the title of tallest building (at 319m) for a mere 40 days. But its appeal is enduring: the sight of its gleaming, elegant, * *automotive-inspired roof and stainless-steel spire is one of the most iconic in all modern architecture. There's no observation deck, but this is a structure best admired from outside, at sunset. An Art Deco masterpiece.
The Empire State Building at 350 Fifth Avenue (001 212 736 3100; www. esbnyc .com) was completed in 1931 and is a must-see on any itinerary for the "scraper-chaser". It is well worth the queuing involved to reach its 86th-floor viewing deck, 381m above the street. Observatory hours are 8am-midnight daily and the general cost of admission is $14. Its full height is 449m at the top of its TV transmitter, which was added in 1976.
Amazingly, a mere 20 months after the contracts were signed with the architects, the Empire State was ready for its first tenants to move in. The actual construction took just 11 months: with 3,500 workers on the job, at peak activity it rose by one storey per day.
One of the tallest and most distinctive modern landmarks is the Citigroup Center, 601 Lexington Avenue, which stands 279m high and has a sharp, wedge-shaped roof. At United Nations Plaza, bordering East 47th and East 48th Street, you'll find Trump World Tower, a 262m edifice to the man they call The Donald. Built in 2001, it's a dark, vertiginous slab of steel, glass and concrete, and contains some of the city's most luxurious apartments. Microsoft founder Bill Gates is said to own one of them. Prices start at $950,000 for a one-bedroom apartment.
No trip to New York would be complete without a visit to the busy Rockefeller Center (Sixth Avenue and West 49th Street), the focal point of which is the 259m GE Building. It was completed in 1933, at the height of the Art Deco boom, and was the location for the famous photograph "Lunchtime atop a skyscraper": a breathtaking image of 11 building workers sitting at ease on a girder that dangles hundreds of metres above the city street. The picture was taken by an anonymous photographer during construction in 1932.
The rooftop observation deck closed almost 20 years ago, but has been undergoing restoration and is due to open on 1 September, all being well. Call 001 212 332 6868 or go to www. rockefellercenter .com for further details.
For a high-rise night out, make your way to the 65th-floor Rainbow Room Grill at 30 Rockefeller Plaza (001 212 632-5100; www. rainbowroom .com), which boasts panoramic views, for drinks or dinner. Yes, it's cheesy, but not in a bad way, and the cocktails are great. Then spend the following morning chilling out at the new Mandarin Oriental's magnificent 37th-floor spa, where the relaxation suite offers floor-to-ceiling views of the park while you recline on your lounger, post-massage, nibbling healthy snacks and feeling incredibly spoilt. And, when you're suspended weightless in its swimming pool, looking at the tops of other skyscrapers, try not to visualise the 35 floors of space that separate the water in which you're bobbing about from the New York pavement; it can make you feel a little peculiar.
The Mandarin Oriental is part of the 229m Time-Warner Center, which opened on Columbus Circle (001 212 805 8800; www. mandarinoriental .com) last year. The check-in desk is on floor 35, and the rooms continue up to floor 54. The wonderful views of Central Park and the city skyline from its full-height windows are a big selling point. The Time-Warner complex also includes an upmarket shopping mall and several chic restaurants, CNN Studios and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Head for the Four Seasons at 57 East 57th Street (001 212 758 5700; www. fourseasons .com) to bag an extremely luxurious crow's nest and the prestige of the highest hotel bed in the city. The presidential suites on the 51st floor of this five-star hotel have recently been refurbished by the legendary Japanese architect I M Pei, whose projects in the Western world have been few and very carefully selected. Suffice to say the interiors, as well as the views, are quite something. Sleep soundly in the knowledge that no one's pillow is higher up than yours. Otherwise, opt for one of the Tower rooms on the floor below, with great views over the city or Central Park - the choice is yours. Prices start at $845 (£469) per night for a tower room and $1,500 (£833) for the presidential suite, room only.
To best appreciate the beauty of Manhattan's high-rise architecture, cross over the bridge to Brooklyn. From there you can see the skyline in all its glory. For a truly romantic experience, book in for dinner at the River Café (001 718 522 5200; www. rivercafe .com) on Water Street, right underneath the Brooklyn Bridge. The old-fashioned air of elegance, wonderful cocktails and direct views over the water to Lower Manhattan and New York Harbor make for an unforgettable experience.
High-rise highlights are thin on the ground. Indeed, you reach sixth place in the top 10 of tall American buildings before you find somewhere outside New York or Chicago. The 312m Bank of America Plaza at 600 Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta has the distinction of being tallest in any US state capital (New York and Chicago are not state capitals). You cannot stay there, but close by is the Westin Peachtree Plaza (220m), one of the tallest hotels in the world (001 404 659 1400; www. westin .com/ peachtree; doubles from $230/£127, room only).
Los Angeles was described by Quentin Crisp as "New York lying down", but it has one high-rise claim to fame. The 310m US Bank Tower in Los Angeles, scrapes the seventh-tallest building in America by just three metres from the AT&T Corporate Center in Chicago. The one non-high-rise US city is Washington DC. Planning laws in the nation's capital prohibit skyscrapers, which allows the 169m Washington Monument (001 202 426 6841; www. nps.gov/wamo) to preside over the city.
1; Sears Tower, Chicago; completed 1974; 110 floors; 443m
2; Empire State Building, New York; completed 1931; 102 floors; 381m
3; Aon Centre, Chicago; completed 1973; 80 floors; 346m
4; John Hancock Center, Chicago; completed 1969; 100 floors; 344m
5; Chrysler Building, New York; completed 1930; 77 floors; 319m;
6; Bank of America Plaza, Atlanta; completed 1992; 55 floors; 312m
7; US Bank Tower, Los Angeles; completed 1990; 75 floors; 310m;
8; AT&T Corporate Center, Chicago; completed 1989; 60 floors; 307m
9; JP Morgan Chase Tower, Houston; completed 1982; 75 floors; 305m
10; 2 Prudential Plaza, Chicago; completed 1990; 64 floors; 303m
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Skyscrapers have been performing cameos since the beginning of film. But there are skyscraper movies with no real high-rise buildings in them, such as the Tower of Babel in Metropolis, which was inspired by Manhattan but not filmed there.
Bladerunner, which was influenced by Metropolis, and Skyscraper, "starring" Anna Nicole Smith, are both examples of movies located in high-rise environments that do not exist.
Here are the 10 most well-known skyscraper stars.
1 King Kong Empire State Building, New York
2 Sleepless in Seattle Empire State Building, New York
3 An Affair to Remember Empire State Building, New York
4 Vanilla Sky Times Square, New York
5 Spiderman Times Square, New York
6 Batman Begins LaSalle-Wacker Building, Chicago
7 Towering Inferno Bank of America Building, San Francisco
8 Independence Day US Bank Tower, Los Angeles
9 Die Hard Fox Plaza, Los Angeles
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BeschreibungThis classic of Shakespeare scholarship begins with a masterly introductory essay analysing and exemplifying the various categories of sexual and non-sexual bawdy expressions and allusions in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets. The main body of the work consists of an alphabetical glossary of all words and phrases used in a sexual or scatological sense, with full explanations and cross-references.
PortraitEric Partridge (1884-1979) was the author of some three dozen books, mainly on the aspects of the English language. Stanley Wells is an eminent Shakespearean scholar and the general editor of Oxford Shakespeare.
Pressestimmen'It reads as freshly today as it did fifty years ago, when it surprised everyone with its originality and daring, an intriguing blend of personal insight and solid detective-work. If ever a word-book deserved to be called a classic, it is this.' - David Crystal
Untertitel: 'Routledge Classics'. 4 Rev ed. black & white illustrations. Sprache: Englisch.
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"Christmas" has started at Starbucks but not with the same festive cup design. Some people believe that plain red paper cups are a part of a plan to push Christianity away from our lives. It's just a cup! I guess plain red cups are the work of the devil!
The new Starbucks cups are really plain with no Christmas attributes and one person says "I think in the age of political correctness we become so open-minded our brains have literally fallen out of our head".
His video on Facebook got some negative attention: "Starbucks REMOVED CHRISTMAS from their cups because they hate Jesus … SO I PRANKED THEM … and they HATE IT!!!!"
Starbucks REMOVED CHRISTMAS from their cups because they hate Jesus ... SO I PRANKED THEM ... and they HATE IT!!!! #shareUse #MERRYCHRISTMASSTARBUCKSFollow --> Joshua FeuersteinPosted by Joshua Feuerstein on Thursday, November 5, 2015
Joshua came to buy a coffee and when they asked him his name, he answered: "Merry Christmas". He's challenged Christians all over the world to put on their cups phrases related to Christmas instead of their names. The movement gained thousands of people in a short time who want to try to bring the mood of the Holiday back.
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The story first broke over at Engadget when a set of marketing mock-ups of Microsofts new Zune, the Zune HD were discovered. Microsoft has yet to publicly admit to an iPod touch clone, however based on the initial information that is now available, it appears that the Zune HD will feature a similar unpretentious single home button and a widescreen display which is smaller than that of the iPod touch but fitted to a thicker shell.
The rumor does hold some promising foresight in that the conceptual Zune HD holds parallels to the target audience and general engineering of the original Zune, which also had a lower-density screen and a heftier housing than the first iPod.
Expectations for the Zune HD include implementation of a full-fledged Wi-Fi music store. It should be also safe to assume from its name that a lot of focus will go into video playback, though nearly all information currently available is nothing more than hearsay. Could we start to see some hype over a potential iPod killer all over again? Unless Microsoft tinkers with the idea of sharing some of the strengths a new Zune could inherit from the popular Xbox platform we seriously doubt it.


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Product News | UT Probe Allows MicroMag™ to Measure Steel Thickness
The latest option for the Versatrax 100 MicroMag™ allows for both non-destructive thickness measurement as well as visual inspection. The mobile robotic inspection vehicle, designed and built by Inuktun Services Ltd. (ISL), can now be customized to include a Cygnus ultrasonic transducer. The UT probe can measure the thickness of steel in pipes, on tank walls and on ship hulls in up to 100ft of water.
Jeff Christopherson, who specializes in technical sales at ISL, says the new MicroMag™ makes two sets of observations, "one being visual and the other being electronic — the thickness of the steel."
He outlines the application, "You first identify a suspicious area with the camera, clean the area with the integrated wire brush and then measure the steel using the ultrasonic probe." The probe algorithm allows for accurate measurement of the metal thickness even if the steel is painted or lined.
"Very often companies coat the inside of a pipe to prevent corrosion of the steel," he explains. "The Cygnus probe is smart enough to analyze the multiple echoes from a piece of lined steel and factor out the lining thickness."
The UT system can be used to quantify problems with steel structures resulting from wear, corrosion or other environmental factors.
Christopherson describes the MicroMag™ as being "solid and built like a tank, yet capable of operating on vertical surfaces or even upside-down. It's an excellent deployment vehicle for this sensor."
Christopherson encourages clients to bring their pipe and tank inspection requirements to ISL.
"One of the things that we do very well is assess a customer's specific requirements and create a customized solution to solve their problems," he says.
Company Profile | Inuktun Expands European Distribution and Service Centre
Inuktun Services Ltd. is boosting its presence in Europe by expanding its Scotland-based distribution and service centre.
Over the past three years, ISL has made major inroads in the European oil and gas and nuclear power markets. Inuktun Europe sells, rents and services ISL's customizable Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and modular robotic systems.
"Inuktun Europe was created to expand our European market and provide a regional servicing facility to support existing customers and future clients," explains Brian Storie, the Director of Inuktun Europe. "Europe is a market that always had great potential for ISL. We're working to realize that potential and making inroads."
Inuktun Europe is based in Aberdeen, Scotland, which is known as the European oil capital.
Storie says that the distribution and service centre is ideally situated for ISL's European clients.
"Aberdeen is the local hub for the oil and gas sector," he explains.
Storie says the expanded distribution and service centre will help ISL better serve clients looking to rent or buy robotic systems. When he initially launched Inuktun Europe in 2010, he worked out of his home.
"Demonstrating rental equipment from home is a bit of a challenge," says Storie with a laugh.
He adds, "In the new premises, we offer product support and servicing of equipment. We've also increased the rental pool."
The new expanded office space also has more room for product maintenance and servicing.
"We've grown from myself being a one-man band to getting our first technician a year and a half ago and we've grown from there," says Storie.
The latest addition to the Inuktun Europe team is Technical Manager Russell Fraser. He has more than 20 years of experience working with surface and downhole tools in the oil and gas industry. Most recently, Fraser was stationed in the Middle East as a general field engineer, working on 3D vertical seismic profile technology among other things.
European companies are particularly interested in ISL products because of their versatility, says Storie. ISL can customize the ROVs and modular robotic systems to suit clients' needs.
The Canadian company, which was founded in 1989, has built a reputation on the reliability, efficiency, quality and cost-effectiveness of its products.
Inuktun Europe is part of the international Inuktun enterprise, which includes American distributor Inuktun US and other global agents in Europe, South America and Asia. The company's headquarters is located in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.
For more information, contact Inuktun Europe by phone at +44.1224.701444 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
"In the new premises, we offer product support and servicing of equipment. We've also increased the rental pool." -- Brian Storie, Director / Inuktun Europe Ltd.
Tech Tips | HD Video Allows for Better Infrastructure Analysis
High definition (HD) video is growing in popularity in industrial inspection applications, providing almost six times better resolution than standard definition (SD). Although it was introduced on the consumer side many years ago, HD has only recently become available for industrial use.
"Because of the extra resolution, HD video can be very useful in remote inspection applications," says Inuktun Services Ltd. President Colin Dobell. "More details are visible on an HD image than an SD image, allowing for better analysis of infrastructure, such as pipes, tanks and tunnels."
ISL currently sells and rents an HD camera with 1080i resolution, the Spectrum 120HD™, that can be used in air or underwater. The pan, tilt and zoom HD camera records video with more than two million pixels compared to about 345,000 for SD.
"If you want the best resolution and don't mind paying extra for the camera and associated hardware, HD video is the option to choose," recommends Dobell.
An added benefit of HD is that it is internationally universal.
SD has different formats depending on where you are in the world — PAL and NTSC — and both 50 and 60 hertz frequencies, Dobell explains, "whereas HD video uses the same standard everywhere"
However, he cautions that the technical requirements for HD can still be a challenge.
"New technologies are miniaturizing HD components and making it easier to package and transmit, but longer distance transmissions require fiber optic cables," Dobell says. "Maintaining signal integrity of HD video over multiple connectors and/or slip-rings is very challenging."
He also cautions that HD video files can be very large as uncompressed 1080i video takes up about 10 gigabytes (GB) per minute compared to about four GB per hour for high quality compressed SD video. As well, video overlay of text and graphic information on HD signals is not yet easily accomplished.
Despite these challenges, Dobell says he expects that industrial HD will improve quickly and become the standard for industrial applications in the future.
"Currently SD is still most widely used in industrial applications because it is cheaper, easier to transmit, and industrial hardware is more readily available," he explains. "But we expect within five years that more industrial systems will use HD."
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Orient came from a goal down to pick up a vital victory over 10-man Port Vale after a second half turnaround.
O's trailed at the break after Chris Birchall netted from an acute angle after 28 minutes, before David Mooney slotted home a 55th minute penalty after Chris Dagnall was fouled by goalkeeper Chris Neal, who was subsequently sent off.
Neill Collins' own goal put the hosts into a vital lead, and despite a penalty miss from Mooney, Dean Cox rounded it off with a late third.
Orient boss Fabio Liverani made four changes from the side which lost 1-0 at Crawley Town, with Gary Sawyer, Mathieu Baudry, David Mooney and new loan signing Jake Taylor in for the Andrea Dossena, Nathan Clarke, Darius Henderson and Ryan Hedges respectively.
It was a slow start to the game, though the Valiants dominated the possession as they forced two early corners, though both failed to trouble the O's.
But the first real chance of match fell to the hosts after 10 minutes when Marvin Bartley's teasing ball into the box was just gathered by away goalkeeper Chris Neal with Chris Dagnall ready to pounce.
Opportunities were few and far between until Alex Cisak was forced into a fine save to deny Louis Dodds after a poor clearance fell to him just inside the box.
The visitors kept up the pressure and from the resulting corner Chris Robertson's effort was cleared off the line by Gary Sawyer as Rob Page's side began to build up some momentum.
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Pope directed a header straight at Cisak from a left-wing cross and Pope went even closer seconds later when he beat the offside trap before seeing an effort partially saved by Cisak, before Baudry cleared the ball off the line.
Orient were struggling to get a foothold in the game, but Josh Wright's ball forward found Mooney who took one touch before a curling effort was well tipped over by Neal.
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Orient ended the half on top and a corner was cleared straight to Taylor, though he saw his strike flash well wide of Neal's goal.
It was now Dagnall's opportunity to get the ball into the box and an acrobatic effort from Cox just inside the box struck the upright as Orient ended the half with some good play despite trailing.
There were no changes at the break from either side, but the O's started as they ended the first half when Dagnall was superbly denied by Neal after Cox's ball through for Orient's top goalscorer.
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The Vale goalkeeper was then shown his marching orders and Mooney stepped up to take a penalty after a long delay as goalkeeper Sam Johnson came on for Junior.
Despite the delay Mooney remained calm and sent Johnston the wrong way from the spot as the O's levelled, and held the numerical advantage.
Orient built on that and Mooney went agonisingly close minutes later when his shot was kept out Johnston, and the rebound found Dagnall but he struck the post.
And they eventually turned the pressure into a second goal when a ball in from Sawyer found Taylor at the back post who directed a header back across goal and loanee Neill Collins directed the ball into his own net after 61 minutes.
They continued to build on that and a ball in from Taylor was mishit by Cox but Johnson reacted well and gathered.
Josh Wright then played in Cox who turned on the ball only to see the sub goalkeeper save low down to his right
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Williamson then took aim after winning a free-kick and Cisak had to be at his best to punch clear. But as gaps opened up at the back with the visitors pushing for a leveller Orient took full advantage as a quick breakaway saw substitute Gianvito Plasmati find Cox.
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Lloyd James received a rapturous round of applause when replacing Taylor late on, and Dagnall again went close as he struck the bar late on as Orient went on to record a vital win.
ORIENT: Cisak, Sawyer, Baudry, Cuthbert, O'Neill (Clarke 67'), Cox, Wright, Bartley, Taylor (James 86'), Mooney (Plasmati 78'), Dagnall.
SUBS: Omozusi, Henderson, Simpson, Woods.
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PORT VALE: Neal, Dickinson, Robertson, Birchall (Daniel 69'), Dodds, Pope (Williamson 69'), O'Connor, Collins, Marshall, Veseli, Junior (Johnson 55')
SUBS: Yates, McGivern, Coulibaly, Campion.
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I say flatter because one of the Impreza's finest qualities is that in combining effortlessly manageable supercar performance with thumping great brakes and wonderfully composed suspension it can make Colin McRaes of us all. You can abuse the Impreza with total impunity. No matter how jerky you are with your steering and pedal inputs or how recklessly you corner, the Subaru will see you safely through situations where even a 911 may flounder.
To supplement the arcade-game handling, the Impreza's four cylinder "boxer" engine is one of the most enthusiastic power plants I've ever experienced. The moment you feather the throttle it lets you know that vast power is immediately available which when called upon springs the car into action like a rocket-powered Zebedee.
That's the sales pitch, but why wouldn't I buy one? Well, despite offering very nearly the same thrills as many a sports car twice its price, the Impreza is no beauty. Family hatchback origins are impossible to conceal no matter how many dinner-plate-sized fog lamps you stick on the front of a car. More seriously, the Impreza's interior has about as much appeal as a dentist's waiting room. A black plastic bucket lined with scratchy nylon is not a place you want to spend your leisure time. The stereo sucks too, and extras are thin on the ground for a pounds 21,500 car.
But while it may not be a thing of beauty, the Impreza should at least be a joy for ever. Subaru make cars almost as well as its German rivals and it frequently ranks in the top five in customer satisfaction surveys. And for a go-faster family who want thrills without having to worry about rear seat spills, an Impreza Turbo five-door is certainly the most practical option I can think of
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Which brings us back around to Proudhon, who is just full of surprises, if you're willing to wade in. We know that Proudhon admitted the inevitability of some sort of "state," or state-like "concentration," and that it was to counterbalance this that he proposed simple, individual property within anarchy. And we have some indications of what the word "state" meant to him, from The Theory of Property. But Proudhon had a habit of tucking important details in unlikely places, and I only just tracked down the pages from The Theory of Taxation where he engages in his most radical reconstruction of the notion of the "state." There, "the State" is closely identified with that "collective force" which was so important to Proudhon's initial critiques of property and governmentalism. And, there, it becomes clearer just what the "late" Proudhon is on about - and it is exciting, if hardly orthodox anarchism. I'll try to finish up some translations and see if I can get that excitement across. . .


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Because Medivh was supposed to be the last guardian, which is why his title is The Last Guardian, and then Med'an basically sounds like a Christmas present from Metzen to his kid. Let's pack as much godmode into a character who doesn't actually exist and then call him the next guardian because that's what's cool.
Wait, wut?
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Mountains of muffins to Keosen for the awesome sig!
He is like the Azerothian Superman with some extra powers added no weakness and no girlfriend yet. But when he gets one i will guess it is either an elf or a draenei.
I thought we were past this.
You are making us all scared, and Sy is crying.
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While yes, he has ability to wield more then just one source of power so to say (which is a breath of fresh air in a world where every person can be described with one word tbh), there's so far been no real sign of any godmode.
Concept of his origin (interracial coupling) is no novelty, there's been plenty of that so far (just that he's the first offspring of such nature that actually does something note-worthy).
His story is still only starting, who knows what may happen to him yet, or what he'll develop into. Instead of invoking Inquisition, why not just give it a bit of time?
Thanks a lot, Renagade Raven, for posting it for me. I seem to be still too noob-ish to be able to post links.
Here's some nearly finished art of an Ebon Imp as well: poaalpina.deviantart.com/#/d318in0
Now i'm confused. Why is that breath of fresh air??? It is so predictable and lame that i facepalmed the rest of the comic. And he is not godmode? He is a natural wielder of three different magic types for god sake and he is way better than any of people that have lived far longer than him and only specialized on one of these magic types. He makes them seem unimportant and lame compared to himself. He defeated Cho'gall... after he had been buffed by C'thun to be OMGWTFPWNAGE power beast. Why the hell should that brat take him down after like one day of learning magic?? He is so damn marry sue that i can't stand him. Yeah he will probably evolve in future, but right now he is the most powerful on Azeroth with his shamagadin powers and he just pisses me off. He can deal with every problem in Azeroth and still come home for dinner, why are we players even existing if there are people like Med'an out there who can kick Deathwings ass out into the Twisting nether?
Also he is the cause of Aegwynn's death which pisses me even more off, had it not been for him she would not have died a such dishonorable death. I hate him more than any other character in wow and i hope he burns in a fire. He is the perfect abomination and no he is not cool or anything like that. he is not original with super powerful parents and becoming a hybrid master of all magic types. he is uninteresting and boring and the worst thing to happen Warcraft in terms of recton lore.
and yes im mad at him, because why would anyone other than a marry sue character become a Guardian of Tirisfal when they are a teenager
EDIT: Also yeah he borrowed lots of power from the others, but they were not in the state of giving him full power since they were attacked by a demon and he killed some of them off, which makes Med'an looking even more powerful than he already looked.
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he's the son of an overpowered hero with a princess who had some special powers plus he has the dark powers he learned from his master who's a vampire and some skills from his own... so he now just fuses with an overpowered lighting spell and becomes as fast and powerful as lighting... and beat everyone...
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With his pulse still up from the surge of adrenaline before, Alex imagined himself once again starting to shift into his were form. This time however, his thoughts drifted into about how frightening it had been as he watched the first time, and the feelings of relief that he felt once it was over. A similar pattern of emotions as what he had just felt.
This time, he could feel the muscles in his arms twitching. Making tiny spasms that grew to feel more visceral and unnatural. His breathing became shaky and his hands went numb.
Gripping his hands into fists, he felt his fingernails pop up amidst the twitching of his fingers. Each one making a light tearing sound and several sharp objects pierced his palms. Unclenching one of his fists, Alex saw the same bone-white claws growing out of his fingers as the muscles and tendons there thickened.
Torn between fear and pride at what he was seeing, he wasted no time striping his clothes off again, starting with his lower body. His T-shirt came off soon after, leaving only his necklace on. As the muscles in his legs, arms and chest began to flex on their own and grow in size, Alex started to feel like a loose puppet on strings amidst the spasms. Made worse when he could feel his skin getting cold from the beads of sweat which soon dotted it.
In his mouth, he could taste his blood again as his teeth reshaped into fangs, forcing his jaws to separate to keep from biting into his gums. Saliva welled inside his mouth as he held it open, making him tilt his head up until he could swallow.
Thinking that this shift was going faster than the last one, Alex retreated to his room, passing by Bailey on the way. He backed away from him, whining with his tail tucked. Cursing himself for letting his dog back inside, Alex slammed the door to his bedroom and dropped to the floor. Hopefully more prepared for when his skeleton would start reforming.
As he laid there, curled into a ball and with his claws digging into the carpet, his breathing began to slow along with his heart rate. The order of events was off but he knew what was coming. Tears ran down his face as his muscles continued to tense and stretch to the same charlie horse sensation as before. That awful feeling of having rods shoved into his muscles.
Amidst his slowly rising whines of pain, and the flexing of his legs, he could hear his bones making audible crunches and cracks. As before, his legs and feet went first, forming paws and their digitigrade shape from before. The nauseating feeling of his skin being stretched along with his bones was unpleasant enough to make his stomach do a flip and Alex's chest compressed, forcing him into a tighter ball.
Trying not to imagine throwing up in the middle of this, his skin started itching as his fur emerged, followed by his tail lengthening several more inches and wolf ears forming atop his head. All that was left was his muzzle, the part that felt the worst during the last shift. As his jawline and teeth respaced inside his mouth, his face and jaw pushed out to shape the last part of his werewolf form.
He didn't know how long it had taken, but soon the room was quiet again as the last of his bones reset. With his eyes clamped shut, Alex quivered with each breath he took as he recovered from the shift, his muzzle cracking a small smile. "So I can transform whenever I like."


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