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Titled Why Bushwhacking Your Players Is a Bad Idea, Jeff Vogel's latest blog post talks about game difficulty spikes:
The basic idea behind this was that it gave the player a challenge. A place to stretch his or her abilities. Something to come back and try later to test your strength and see how much power you have gained. Sure, it'll slaughter you the first couple of times you run across it, but it will give you the motivation to work harder and prevail! It's a hardcore gamer way of thinking. This sort of thing is something I think is neat and has a place, if you're very, very careful about it.
But in Avernum 6, I went way, WAY too far with this. There were way too many encounters that were rough and meant to be returned to later. I actually had one bandit dungeon where the boss was super-tough. "Ah," I thought, in a moment of exhaustion and idiocy. "This will be cool. The player will kill the early bandits, get some lewt, and then see that the final boss is an entirely different sort of character and back off and come back later."
How sadistic and stupid is that? To let the player fight through a dungeon and not give the satisfaction of finishing it off. To add one more item to an ever-increasing list of things to remember to return to. To doom most players to several attempts to kill the boss and getting slaughtered before they figure out that they have to return later, wasting their time and goodwill.


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Weekly Beauty Challenge: What's your favorite X family?
You may have noticed that a ton of Formula X swatches just went up on The Swatch Board. We realized that 191 different color choices might be a little overwhelming (heck, even I don't know where to start), so we thought we'd help you out. It really does make all of the difference when you can see the colors on actual fingers, I think.
So for this week's Beauty Challenge, I'm asking you to pick your poison. Which Formula X color family is your favorite? And yes, this is a challenge, because there are A ALOT of swatches, and they're all pretty fab.
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The New Neutrals! I love the subtle shades which are great for wearing every day, and there are so many colors to choose from!
@knadala - I love the New Neutrals! The whole time I was putting the swatches together I kept adding them to my basket, lol.
I kept seeing the new Formula X nail polishes on the website but I was never tempted to look closer or put them on my loves list. But when I saw all the swatches, a switch flipped in my head, and I was like, yeah I have to start buying these now LOL.
I love them ALL.
I tried Celestial and Sparklebomb which have to be my very favorites. LOVE THEM and they were easy to remove without chipping nonstop during wear.
I am all about fun top coats so I'm in love with The Xplosives & TheTransformers.
Is owning Sephora X - the beta version - now a collector's item? ha!
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@knadala - Yay! That was the point.
@DianaBT - Dude, Celestial is GORG. Look at that sparkle!
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@candace - Thank you to you and your hand models for swatching all the Sephora X colors and other polishes! How awesome!
I like the New Classics as well as The Transformers in Oh! Zone and Reactive. I'm looking forward to my next purchase.
Love The New Neutrals but The Holograms, The Chromes & The Brilliants and
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text: HONG KONG, April 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The business of fashion remains strong, with top-notch design and quality being the most important elements to success, This was evident in the recently concluded Fashion Access fair held from March 27 to 29 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. (Photo: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2013/04/12/20130412132047580134.html )(Photo: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2013/04/12/20130412132228478895.html )(Photo: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2013/04/12/20130412132426755515.html )(Logo: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2012/09/26/20120926113628861372-l.jpg ) 524 contract manufacturers, fashion brands and designers from 22 countries and regions exhibited. Majority came from mainland China, Hong Kong and India, with 129 first time exhibitors from Bangladesh, mainland China, France, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand. The fair drew a total of 11,829 buyers over its 3-day run. Positive increases in attendance came from the Philippines, Malaysia, Chile, Brazil, Spain and Russia. Eric Van Bourgonie of Van Bourgonie-Crols Leather Goods in Belgium has attended Fashion Access 20 times. He pointed out that "this fair is good for seeing new trends, different types of materials and producers, especially from Asia, all in a single spot." From Samsonite in India, Hardarshan S. Gandhi noted that "the product variety is excellent in this fair, which makes it distinctive and helps my business." Milka Lilyan of Semilla, Taiwan stated his plan to return to Fashion Access every year: "The quality of items displayed becomes higher than previous years." From Brazil, Mr. Marcos of Donnabrasil Handbags added that "the items in Fashion Access are more fashionable than in other fairs." As a fashion-forward fair, Fashion Access through the Turkish leathergoods association ITKIB, brought internationally-renowned Turkish designer Umit Unal to Hong Kong to unveil his exciting and ultra-urban fashion collections using leather and fur selected from leading Turkish tanneries. India sent a strong contingent this year, with 61 exhibitors showcasing leather garments, bags, footwear and accessories. There was also a bigger participation from Japan with 28 companies. In the design awards front, young designer Laszlo Beata Orsolya of Hungary was named overall winner of the Design A Bag Competition 2013 for her Metal bag. Her design was chosen as the best out of 153 entries from 23 countries. Her prize includes a one-month training class in bag-making at the Ars Sutoria School in Milan. The Best of APLF Awards, celebrating its 10th year of its search for excellence in design, quality and innovation, gave recognition to 9 exhibitors for the outstanding products or collections. These include Vinaaste International of Singapore, Simpson- London of England and Guangzhou Top Beauty Arts & Crafts of China for their ladies, men's and fashion bag collections, respectively. Michael Antonio Footwear Group of the USA copped the prize for Best Ladies' Footwear Collection while Madras Inc. of Japan took the Best Men's Footwear award. Other winners include Guangzhou Jitian Yaosi Leather for Best Lifestyle Collection, Aranaz of the Philippines for Best Fashion Accessories Collection, Fashion Folio of India for the Best Handcrafted Product Collection, and Kwansbag Industrial of Hong Kong for Best Marketing Concept. Fashion Access returns in September 2013. For more information visit www.fashionaccess.aplf.com About APLF Limited ( www.aplf.com) APLF Ltd is a joint venture between SIC Group and UBM Asia. For over two decades, Hong Kong-based APLF Ltd has been providing the global leather and fashion industries with its most important meeting and trading place. About UBM Asia ( www.ubmasia.com) Owned by UBM plc listed on the London Stock Exchange, UBM Asia is Asia's leading exhibition organiser and the biggest commercial organiser in mainland China, India and Malaysia. Established with its headquarters in Hong Kong and subsidiary companies across Asia and in the US, UBM Asia has a strong global presence in 25 major cities with 29 offices and over 1,200 staff. With a track record spanning over 30 years, UBM Asia operates in 19 market sectors with 160 dynamic face-to-face exhibitions, 75 high-level professional conferences, 28 targeted trade publications, 18 round-the-clock vertical portals and virtual event services for over 1,000,000 quality exhibitors, visitors, conference delegates, advertisers and subscribers from all over the world. We provide a one-stop diversified global service for high-value business matching, quality market news and online trading networks.


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Today, on the eve of Oscar night, ABBY SANDEL, creator of one of our favorite blogs, the witty and informative appellationmountain.net, looks back through the annals of Oscar history and unearths an interesting group of winning male winner names.
Plenty of today's most popular names conjure up Hollywood at its most glamorous, especially for girls. I've met plenty of toddlers named Audrey, Ava and Natalie. But ever since Kevin Nealon called his son Gable–as in Clark–I've been wondering about screen legend names for boys.
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Albert Pujols is headed for his third National League Most Valuable Player award mostly because of what he does at bat. But manager Tony La Russa barely could stop talking about what Pujols did on the bases Wednesday as the Cardinals completed a two-out-of-three series victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Cardinals' offense mostly had been inefficient against the Dodgers, going 1-for-10 with men in scoring position, until Pujols took matters into his own feet in the ninth inning.
Leading off against Dodgers closer Jonathan Broxton, Pujols drew a walk. Then, on a 3-0 pitch to Matt Holliday (which was called a strike), Pujols took off for second. He slid in safely with a stolen base, and when second baseman Orlando Hudson couldn't stop catcher Russell Martin's bouncing throw, Pujols continued to third.
Pujols then scored what proved to be the winning run on Holliday's sacrifice fly.
"I took advantage. They weren't paying attention to me," said Pujols, who leads the club with 12 stolen bases. "You don't have to be a hero at the plate. You can win a game by making a diving play or running the bases the right way."
A gushing La Russa said, "If you're looking at why he's a great ballplayer and not just a great hitter, look at that one. A great play by a great player."
For the second night out of three in the series, Cardinals closer Ryan Franklin retired Dodgers left fielder Manny Ramirez and third baseman Casey Blake in the ninth inning while protecting a one-run lead. Franklin also got first baseman James Loney to end the game after erratic left-hander Dennys Reyes had hit right fielder Andre Ethier with the only pitch he threw in the ninth inning to put Franklin in immediate trouble.
Cardinals 3, Dodgers 2: The Cardinals might see the Dodgers again in six or seven weeks in postseason play but, if they do, they'll be armed with the information that they have beaten the Dodgers in both series the clubs played this year and had a 5-2 advantage overall. RHP Adam Wainwright, who had a no-hitter for 5 1/3 innings, reeled off his 24th consecutive start of at least six innings and 11th consecutive start of two runs or fewer. But he couldn't get his 15th win because he allowed seventh-inning solo homers to Dodgers RF Andre Ethier and 3B Casey Blake.
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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. (AP) - Authorities have released the name of the woman who was killed when the car she was riding in collided with a Vermont college lacrosse team's bus, causing the bus to overturn along an upstate New York highway.
State police say 64-year-old Barbara Weinstein of Saratoga Springs was a passenger in the Porsche her 65-year-old husband was driving when it spun out of control around noon Tuesday on Interstate 87 in the town of Clifton Park.
Troopers say Steven Weinstein remains in critical but stable condition at an Albany hospital.
The bus was taking the Saint Michael's College men's lacrosse team to the New York City area. Troopers say four of the 34 players on board suffered minor injuries. Three coaches and the driver weren't hurt.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Why the performance ISO was not proven with pictures of the toy cars that it is made with the other cameras, it is this way impossible to compare
The Fujifilm F100FD is a serious disappointment, lots of potential but the wrong feature set. Dynamic Range is a good add but it doesn't compensate for the lack of A and S shooting capability and the lack luster low light performance. Returned after 5 days. Fujifilm still doesn't get it; the F30 and F31 are still the best digitals they made. And, the F100 is over priced based on performance capabilities and image results.
It's not as good as the legendary F31, but it's the best in it's class. Show me a compact that has 28mm-140mm, can match the 1/1.6 inch sensor for quality, can use SDHC cards, has no color fringing. And I'll probably buy that too.
I own this camera, it is the compact camera that best fit my requirements and budget, although PASM modes would have been really nice to have. I agree that the ISO comparison shots could have been done better (why not reshoot 100ISO if you have a shakey hand??). GulfFish - lack lustre low light performance - compared to a SLR maybe, but in its class it is still one of the best. DPreview Summer shoot out places this camera in the top of the class with special mention of its high ISO/low light ability.
I would like to point out a small error. The S5 Pro and the F100fd share the SuperCCD BUT there are a few different SuperCCD technologies, SuperCCD HR (High resolution - as found in the F100fd, F50, F40, F30 etc) and the SuperCCD SR (Super dynamic Range - as in the S5 Pro and the S3 Pro). These technologies are designed to combat differing problems, HR for noise due to high pixel count, SR for extended dynamic range. There is a new SuperCCD EXR (not in any cameras yet) that is designed to combine HR and SR technology to give a high resolution (low noise), extended dynamic range sensor, it will be interesting to see how these sensors will be implemented.
I've owned this camera for a long time and I've been continually disappointed in the quality of the shots in poor lighting. Maybe I just expect too much from a compact but I've compared results against other people taking the same snap with different cameras and mine always seem to be bottom of the class..
and I should add that the various scene modes generally aren't really worth bothering with.
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Billboard Names Music's Sexiest Men And Women
Former American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert has beat out Maroon 5's Adam Levine and Justin Bieber for the title of Sexiest Man In Music. In the reader poll conducted by Billboard magazine, pop queen Britney Spears was also a winner named Sexiest Woman.
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Circuit Judge Karen Ahn sealed transcripts of a bench conference and a closed court session held Monday before she declared a mistrial in Christopher Deedy's murder case. On Tuesday, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser sought a transcript of the bench conference and the closed session, and discovered the transcripts were sealed. Jeffrey Portnoy, the Star-Advertiser attorney looking into the matter, said sealing the transcripts violates the First Amendment right of the press and the public to view matters that occur in the courtroom. Meanwhile, a hearing was set for tomorrow to set the retrial date. But, that has been postponed until September 13.


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WTC Security Director Details Site's New Security Plan
Louis Barani is shaping one of the world's most unique and challenging security strategies at the new World Trade Center. Facilitated by multitudes of stakeholders, Barani is working to provide real-time situational awareness by connecting disparate security and building control systems across the 16-acre site.
Does your emergency risk assessment plans include how people in buildings adjacent to the WTC are supposed to react during an event?
Barani: SAPS is a Web-based system, but it's basically a closed intranet. What we'll do is give access to the system based on need. There are different levels. There is administrative, which has access to all the alarms, all the rules and all that. There is the operational stuff, which we use in the sitewide operation coordination center, which will be manned by security people, operations people, NYPD, PAPD [Port Authority Police Department] and FDNY. They get the benefit of all the cameras and systems. Then, there are our neighbors, who will get a limited view, but they can understand what's going on. It's kind of like a scrolling news ticker. You have a picture of what's going on and then you have some sort of narrative about the details of what's going on. That's how I envision it.
We haven't finished developing it yet, but that's how I envision getting information out to our neighbors so we won't have to make 1,000 phone calls and they can understand what's going on immediately. The first responders that are working within the sitewide operations coordination center can provide information to them so that if there is a situation, they can either evacuate or shelter in place, depending on what the first responders, police and the fire depar
tment think best applies to the situation.
Have property managers and site tenants been key players at the planning table?
Barani: Absolutely. I have to try to balance commercial viability with security. That's a hard thing when you have a stakeholder that wants to lease space and you have all this security to deal with. I've been through this with a couple of the tenants we have now that we've signed up. They want to be sure that they're safe, but they also want to be sure their operations are going to run effectively and, for example, that there aren't going to be any delays in deliveries. A lot of businesses have "just in time" inventories or deadlines and things that have to be brought in.
We can't have a security strategy that delays people from getting into the site. Security in an American city should be effective for the threats, but also seamless so that people don't feel like they have to go through East German checkpoints to get onto the site. They feel safe and secure. They see the police; they know that there is security and they know that there are people watching over them, but they don't feel like it's overbearing.
SAPS was operational for the first time for the 9/11 anniversary. Was that a learning experience?
Barani: Yes, it was up and running. We had perimeter cameras and security cameras on the site. We also had the rudimentary access control system for construction at all the gates. Now that we're done with the 9/11 anniversary, we're going to start bringing in [other systems as they come online].
It's a learning process every day. The critical thing for me is going to be once we bring in the other systems and we start conducting [operational] workshops [with first responders], that's when we'll really know the power of the system. That's when people will really get it. Everything that we've talked about before has been concepts. Now, there is a working system and a dashboard and keys that you can touch, camera views that you can see, and alarms you can hear that are aggregated into one situation.
Are new uses for SAPS coming to light?
Barani: Right now the concept of the system is to monitor. But people are starting to look at, without conflicting with the authority of the stakeholders, ways to make it more effective. For example, the fire department is taking a look at being able to control some building systems. That will have to be discussed with the stakeholders and, essentially, brought into code. That will be looked at as we work our way through the workshops and fully understand what the first responders are looking for on the law enforcement side and on the fire/life-safety side.
What other technologies are you looking to implement at the WTC?
Barani: We're looking at technology as it comes up, such as behavior recognition analytics. Instead of drawing a box around an area or looking for pixilation, it learns the activity in the area that it's watching and then alarms on any anomalies. For example, if you have a hallway crowded with people who are different sizes and walking up and down in different directions, the system will learn that. But if someone pulls a picture off of the wall that would be an anomaly. It would be a movement or behavior that wasn't learned and it would alarm.
We're looking at facial recognition, which is not quite 100 percent, and pairing that with a noncooperative iris scan. In coupling the two technologies, we'll have a better chance of identifying someone who may present a potential threat to the World Trade Center.
How would SAPS be leveraged during a hypothetical event, like an active shooter?
Barani: Let's take a look at what happened in Mumbai. The terrorists ran in into different areas and they lit fi res. They were waiting to draw in [first responders] and then do as much damage as possible. So with SAPS, based on pulling in all the data, we would know where the fires are and we would be able to track the terrorists with video. We would be able to use all the systems, like the elevator systems, etc., to track their movements.
For example, if they set a fire, normally the fi re department would arrive on the scene to put out the fi re. But we don't want to send a fire company into a fire when there are four guys in there with AK-47s waiting for them. The same with the police department. If the bad guys are trying to draw in firemen and police officers, let's give them as much information as possible about what's going on at the site before they go in. We may be able to pull up video on how many terrorists are present, what their arms are, what kind of clothes they're wearing and other details about their identities.
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Toledo mayor keeps water advisory in place for now
Toledo's mayor says the latest tests suggest the city's tap water is probably safe, but he's keeping in place an advisory against drinking or using it.
Mayor D. Michael Collins said at a 3 a.m. news conference Monday that it was his decision to keep the advisory in place at least into the morning hours, even though latest test results suggest the algae-induced toxin has probably dissipated to safe levels by now.
Collins says two tests have come back "too close for comfort." He plans another update at 9 a.m. Monday.
The water ban in northwest Ohio entered its third day Monday, leaving more than 400,000 residents to continue scrambling for water for drinking, cooking and bathing.
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Wallasey assisted during Titanic's sea trials and launch on May 31, 1911 and stood by on her sea trials out of Belfast on 2 April, 1912.
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Funnel: Buff, black top with white stripe of equal width below, thin white stripe separating white from buff funnel.
Company Flag: White, quartered by a broad red cross, red block letters, one in each quadrant A T )top) C L (bottom)
Signal letters: HJLF Steel hull, sloop rig, one iron deck
Engines: Compound 2 cyc. 16" 42" by 27" stroke 68 RHP
Constructed by G.T. Grey of South Shields
Single Screw, Tonnage: 149 gross, 131 underdeck 1 net
Dimensions: length 92.0 ft. width 20.1 ft. depth 10.9 ft.
1903 Built and engineered by Joseph T. Eltringham Co., South Shields, (yard
1903 Launched in August
1904 1953 renamed Cambrian
1905 1959 broken up at Briton Ferry
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Brand new to the Alden catalog for Fall 2016, the 9501 is the first leather soled dress shoe we've ever offered in store. While the blucher silhouette is definitely more refined, the natural chromexcel uppers make this shoe much less formal. You can definitely crush them with a suit, but we love them best with worn-in jeans for a sophisticated casual feel.
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1. Why use a Car Cover?
1) Quality car covers from reputable manufacturers keep a vehicle's re-sale value higher because the paint and interior will be in better condition when the vehicle is sold.
2) Thieves and vandals will be less likely to attack a covered vehicle - they can't see what is inside, and they don't want to call attention to themselves while taking off the car cover.
3) In sunny climates, car covers will keep your vehicle cooler.
4) Coverking's fit, construction and color choices make the car cover look great.
5) Less money will be spent detailing a vehicle, because a good car cover will prevent water spots, damage from acid rain and bird droppings, and the paint dulling brought by U.V. rays and blowing sand.
6) Car Covers made from thick materials like Coverbond4 will resist minor dings and nicks from pets, children, and light hail.
7) For people who park their vehicles in long term parking such as airports, a Coverking Custom Car Cover will eliminate the need to pay extra for covered parking.
2. What is Coverking's Warranty? I've seen Car Covers with Lifetime Warranties.
Coverking's standard warranty period is 1 year. Some materials, such as Stormproof, have longer warranties. In these cases, the warranty is pro-rated. Some discount stores and mail-order catalogs do offer car covers with Lifetime Warranties. Unfortunately, it is impossible for a car cover, especially the inexpensive models sold by discount stores and cheap websites, to last a lifetime - there simply is no car cover fabric which will last more than 5 years in the Phoenix sun. Companies and people who sell car covers with Lifetime Warranties are betting that their customers will not use their product, and forget about their purchase - similar to the business model used by fitness gyms. Coverking WANTS our customers to use our products, and we apply a realistic warranty.
3. How "custom" are your covers? Do you make a pattern for EVERY car model?
Coverking Custom Car Covers are made specifically to ONE standard manufactured vehicle. Many times, several Coverking Custom patterns are offered for a vehicle - for example; if a vehicle has a rear spoiler, a GPS antenna, etc. Coverking has thousands of patterns. Because each fabric has different stiffness and stretch, each pattern is modified for the type of fabric used - resulting in well over 100,000 patterns. Because of the wide selection of patterns, fabrics and colors, Coverking has no stock. Beware of companies selling a custom cover from stock - most likely, it is not a true custom fit.
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Coverking's fewest seams construction results in better fitting, better looking custom car covers. The fewer seams also result in less chance of leaks from the seams and ripping at the seams. The only disadvantage of Coverking's construction is that it uses significantly more fabric to make the custom car cover. By "chopping up" a car cover into a patchwork, other cover manufacturers gain significant cost savings - but they produce an inferior product for their customers.


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OK i haven't read all the responses before me but isn't there enough to worry about in this world other than the words "under God"
What's next...money is going to have to change too???
Really people are just looking to ****** at something!
The fact is the pledge of allegance was written so long ago, its just part of the american heritage, why does it have to be taken so literally.
Can't we remember what this country was found upon without people going crazy over the wording??
I just think its so absolutely ridiculous that people are up in arms over the words "under God" and making people say it because not everyone is christian and what not but no one cares that this country wants to ban gay marriages which IS ALSO....based on soley religious beliefs!
If you really wanna fight for separation of church and state then it should be for COMPLETE separation not just for the things you want to be separate.


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The Group is a Syndicate Member of the UK Business Angels Association and one of our members is the 2016 "Angel Investor of the Year".
We are a growing organisation offering a platform for private investors around the world to invest in the top European technology centre. Successes include Bookham Technology, nCipher, and AIM listings of ITM Power and Bango. More recently, portfolio company Phonetic Arts was acquired by Google in December 2010, and Ubisense listed on AIM in June 2011, giving attractive capital returns to our members. During 2016 members have already enjoyed three successful exits with Touchtype/Swiftkey being sold to Microsoft, Cambridge CMOS Sensors being sold to Austrian Microsystems (AMS), Expedeon merger with Sygnis AG and a fourth on the way.


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Communication Department Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Homecoming Reception
Wittenberg's Communication Department celebrated its 10th anniversary and "Program of Excellence" award from the National Communication Association with a Homecoming reception for alumni and current students on Oct. 22.
The open house featured a short speech from Dr. Cathy Waggoner about the creation of the major, as well as speeches from two alumni and one current student.
"We think our 10th anniversary is a perfect time to invite everyone home, celebrate their personal and professional successes, and inspire our current majors, who may not yet have a clear sense of what they would like to do after graduation," said Stefne Broz, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Communication.
This is the first time the Communication Department has hosted an anniversary event during Homecoming weekend and faculty are very excited to celebrate and help students make connections with alumni.
"After we won the national award and approached our tenth year of the communication major, we had to mark that milestone in a meaningful way," said Matthew Smith, Professor of Communication.
Nearly 300 invitations were sent out to all Communication alumni and an additional 125 invitations were sent out to current majors and minors.Approximately 50 majors returned for the event.
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Veterans Day – November 11, 2012
Honoring Our Veterans
According to Dewayne Hamlin, Medical Center Director, Veterans Day is a national day of recognition where we take time to honor Americans who have served their country in the armed forces. November 11 was originally called Armistice Day because it was on this day in 1918 that the First World War came to an end. The armistice was signed at 11:00A, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year. After four years of brutal trench fighting, nine million soldiers had died and 21 million were wounded.
"On Veterans Day, we rightfully pause to remember and thank the brave men and women who have willingly placed themselves in harm's way and have dedicated their time in the service of others," says Hamlin. "Those who serve do so not for glory or power or wealth, but for freedom and the simple recognition of service well performed. At Lexington VA Medical Center, we find that a sincere thank you often means more to most Veterans than any other reward."
Let their Legacy Inspire Us
As we pay special tribute to Veterans across the nation, our duty obliges us to ensure that each generation understands and appreciates the sacrifices that have been made, often at very heavy cost, by the men and women who have fought to preserve our freedom. On this Veterans Day, please take time to send a special "thank you" to Veterans in your family, in your community, and at VA, who have served America so selflessly.
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Labour says PN's projections are 'incredible and unbelievable'
Labour MEP Edward Scicluna said this evening that it was incredible that Finance Minister Tonio Fenech had said that the PN electoral promises, costing an average of €120 million in recurrent expenditure every year, would be funded through increased efficiency in government spending.
Speaking at a press conference, Prof Scicluna said this government had a poor record where spending efficiencies were involved.
One only needed to remember the outcry last year when the EU told the government to reduce its spending by €40 million.
Yet the PN was making promises which would increase recurrent expenditure by €120 million, and the minister had said at a press conference this afternoon that the increases would be covered by improved efficiencies and recurrent expenditure would not change from the projections he had made in the Budget.
The question, Prof Scicluna said, was what would happen if these efficiencies were not achieved The answer was that the deficit would increase by 1.5 percentage points per year, and the dream of achieving a balanced budget would remain just that.
PL finance spokesman Karmenu Vella said such projections continued to undermine the PN's credibility and that of the Finance Minister. It was little wonder that the European Commission and rating agencies such as Standard and Poor's had shown that they did not believe government projections.
Malta had repeatedly missed deficit reduction targets, he said.
There were the same old people promising the same old things, he said, and they could not be believed.
When pressed by journalists whether a Labour government would aim for and achieve a balanced budget, Mr Vella said Labour would certainly be more efficient in its spending that the current one.
Prof Scicluna said it would be an achievement if Labour managed to stop the rise in the government debt, something which the present government never managed to do.
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Cadillac Seville / Cadillac Eldorado Forum Discussion, 1996 sts drivers seat not functioning in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Hi everyone, first post and first time owner of a Cadillac... really happy with my purchase and am really excited ...
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Hi everyone, first post and first time owner of a Cadillac... really happy with my purchase and am really excited to work out some kinks with it, the vehicle is in excellent shape but I find it has some quirks, this one being that the drivers seat it not working... at first I thought I could be a motor however I randomly turned the ignition and it moved backwards for a second... it is now in the far most rear and inclined position it can be in, being 5'9 this is somewhat difficult to drive with, i'm wondering how I can diagnose and treat the issue
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I can't send you pm it seems you have reached your quote according to CF Board this is why I am posting in here to clear the things :
I mean by saying that that car throws p1599 malfunction light (whatever it refers to ) and that car yet stalls with that code is on , clearing the code didn't fix the issues
I got rid of that car this is why I no longer post in here but my best advice is stick to( Ranger's advices one of the best guys and the best super mod according to me ) . I also remember codewise a very valuable and knowledgeable member too so you can trust in his messages , if he still hangs in here
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Start by pulling the DTC's. See the sticky at the top of the form page if you need help. Post the codes AND their definitions.
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Kelcee Everette was part of Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology's summer research experience for undergraduates. She blogged about her experience below:
My name is Kelcee Everette and I am a rising sophomore at Harvard University. During the summer, I worked in the Denis Wirtz Lab in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, where I characterized invasive breast cancer cell movement and compared those characterizations to the cell's ability to metastasize in both 3D gels and on 2D substrates.
This project for me was especially exciting because I had never conducted research before. I learned a lot of skills that will be extremely valuable to me as I pursue my PhD.
The entire research experience was completely new to me, but my mentor, PI, and labmates were super helpful in teaching me the techniques I'd need to conduct my experiments. Some of the skills I acquired included advanced microscopy, how to culture cells, and how create 3D collagen matrices, along with learning new programs like ImageJ and Metamorph.
I also learned a lot about the biological nature of cancer cells. The most interesting thing I learned, and the cornerstone of my project, was that cancer cells that are genetically identical can have vastly different motility profiles. The old saying "you learn something new every day" was a very applicable statement to my time in the lab.
Outside of the lab, my fellow interns and I had fun exploring the Inner Harbor, going to a food truck festival and a few other local and cultural festivals, and exploring local eateries and shopping centers. My experience this summer has been truly enjoyable both in and out of the lab, and I feel as if I have made great connections within the scientific community in just ten short weeks.
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It's been my EDC for over 2 years now. I use an inexpensive IWB holster. Approximately 2000 practice rounds without a problem. CW
This is a discussion on S&W Sigma 9mm within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have pretty much decided on the S&W Sigma 9 mm for my carry gun. It's bigger and heavier than I want but S&W is ...
I have pretty much decided on the S&W Sigma 9 mm for my carry gun. It's bigger and heavier than I want but S&W is rock solid in my mind. What do y'all think???
It's been my EDC for over 2 years now. I use an inexpensive IWB holster. Approximately 2000 practice rounds without a problem. CW
You will get a lot of negative about the terrible trigger from the Sigma bashers, but they are great guns for the money. The trigger is long and relatively heavy, but mine has never had a failure. If you can shoot a revolver, the Sigma is no problem. I'm in the market for a .40 cal. now. Get it and enjoy.
Have a few, love em, great gun for the money, can't go wrong. Esp if S&W has a rebate going right now (not sure if they do).
i've had one for 2 years, i love it. the only problems are accessories: lights, holters, etc. i have a few holsters that fit it: a bianchi minimalist, an uncle mike's IWB, and for OC, i use a blackhawk serpa for a glock 21.
I've had a Sigma SW9F (the original Glock competitor) for sometime and think it's an outstanding gun. While I prefer my Kimber Ultra Carry, the Sigma is my alternate carry weapon.
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Horrible trigger on the Sigma. And, a trigger job can not be done on them. Take that same amount of $$$ and spend it on a good quality used firearm.
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My 40VE just plain works. I have it as my HD gun with a light on it.
"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking" - George S. Patton.
I've got to disagree about the trigger being "horrible". The trigger on my 40ve is smooth. Of course, I have lots of rounds downrange plus a lot of dry firing. I am faster and more accurate with my sigma during rapid fire than any other gun I own. IMO the sigma is an excellent carry gun in either 9mm or 40 caliber. Yes, it's got some size to it but it's very light weight for for the size class it's in.
I have the o.g. sw9f glock copy and it makes one ******* truck gun. It's replaceable, inexpensive, and reliable.
I have a Sigma SW40V It was giving me a headache with a failure to extract the spent casing. Not every time but enough to not carry it as a daily carry gun. I sent it in to S&W on a friday and got it back in ten days. All problems fixed and no charge whatsoever.
Where all men think alike few men think at all
Two of my friends own them. The one I fired had a long DA pull but the least recoil of any .40 I've ever fired. A lighter trigger pull than my CZ100 in 9mm and some will complain about how long it is. But still good to go for someone on a budget.
Cheap and reliable. Give me a SIGMA over a Hi-Point any day!
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Sigmas used to be our duty guns.
The department shoots twice a year, anywhere from 300 to 500 rounds each time. My gun never made it through a training/qualification session without some kind of failure (mine wasn't the only gun having problems either). Usually it was a failure to feed, with the bullet pressed into the feed ramp.
Also, for those who practice magazine changes, be aware that the follower will break if you drop the magazine and it lands 'wrong'.
I was really glad to see them go.
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Serious Adverse Events with Implantable Left Ventricular Assist Devices (LVADs): FDA Safety Communication
Date Issued: August 5, 2015
- Health care providers treating heart failure patients
- Patients with a LVAD
- Caregivers of patients with a LVAD
Specialties: Cardiology, Cardiac Surgery, Heart Failure, Heart Transplantation
Implantable LVADs help the left ventricle (the main pumping chamber of the heart) circulate blood throughout the body in patients with advanced heart failure. The devices consist of a blood pump, power pack and controller. The blood pump is implanted inside a patient's body and attached to the heart's left ventricle and to the aorta. The power pack and controller are connected to the blood pump and carried by the patient outside the body.
LVADs are approved for bridge-to-transplant (BTT) or destination therapy (DT). BTT refers to providing circulatory support to a patient at risk of imminent death from non-reversible left ventricular heart failure until a donor heart becomes available for a heart transplant. DT refers to providing circulatory support to a patient with end-stage left ventricular heart failure who is not candidate for a heart transplant.
To date, there are two implantable LVADs approved by the FDA:
- The HeartMate II Left Ventricular Assist System manufactured by Thoratec Corporation, approved for BTT in 2008 and DT in 2010 and
- The HeartWare Ventricular Assist System HVAD manufactured by HeartWare, Inc., approved only for BTT in 2012.
Purpose: The FDA is alerting health care providers, patients, and caregivers about serious adverse events associated with LVADs. These adverse events include an increased rate of pump thrombosis (blood clots inside the pump) with Thoratec's HeartMate II and a high rate of stroke with the HeartWare HVAD since approval of the devices. We are also aware of bleeding complications associated with both devices.
Summary of Problem and Scope:
The FDA is aware of serious adverse events associated with both devices.
Thoratec HeartMate II:
The FDA has received reports and information from a variety of sources indicating an increase in the rate of pump thrombosis events in patients implanted with the HeartMate II. Information also shows that patients are experiencing pump thrombosis events earlier than observed during the clinical trials conducted to support the product's approvals in 2008 (BTT) and 2010 (DT). For example, two analyses in the scientific literature reported the confirmed (after explant) HeartMate II pump thrombosis rate as high as 8.4% of implanted devices at 3 months (Starling et al, 2013) and 6% of implanted devices at 6 months (Kirklin et al, 2014). This is compared to 1.6% of implanted devices at one year during the BTT clinical trial and 3.8% of implanted devices at 2 years during the DT clinical trial.
Pump thrombosis is a serious complication that can require repeat surgery to replace the pump or can lead to death.
HeartWare HVAD:
The FDA is aware of recently reported results from a clinical trial designed to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the HeartWare HVAD when used for the DT indication. Investigators reported 28.7% of HVAD patients experienced one or more strokes over two years, compared to 12.1% among patients implanted with the control device (HeartMate II). Although the HVAD is not currently approved for DT, it is the same device approved for the BTT indication.
Stroke is a serious complication that can lead to permanent patient disability and death.
Thoratec HeartMate II and HeartWare HVAD:
The FDA is aware of bleeding complications related to both the Thoratec HeartMate II and HeartWare HVAD, through adverse event reports and information from a variety of sources. The cause of bleeding complications is not fully understood, but is likely due to many different factors. One possible factor may be modification to blood thinning (anticoagulation) therapy in an attempt to lower the risks of pump thrombosis and embolic stroke.
Bleeding is a serious complication that can lead to death.
The FDA recognizes that LVADs are life-sustaining, life-saving devices for patients with advanced left ventricular heart failure. When used for the currently approved indications in appropriately selected patients, we believe the benefits of these LVADs continue to outweigh the risks. However, the FDA also believes it is important for health care providers and patients to be aware of this important information when considering the use of these devices and clinical management of their patients.
Health Care Providers:
- Perform a thorough clinical evaluation, assessing the benefit-risk profile of each patient in determining the most appropriate treatment plan and, if necessary, selecting a device.
- Consider the risks for pump thrombosis, stroke, and bleeding when determining the appropriate therapy for individual patients.
- Review the current device labeling prior to making treatment decisions if you are considering using either of these devices.
- Return all explanted LVAD devices and components to their respective manufacturer. In the case of LVAD-related pump thrombosis and other adverse events, manufacturer evaluation of the affected device is critical to better understand the reasons for these adverse events.
- Discuss openly and in detail the benefits and risks of any therapy being considered by your heart failure specialist, cardiologist and surgical team. This discussion should include:
- your risks of developing an adverse event like a blood clot or stroke and the potential side effects if you do experience an adverse event.
- how the benefits and risks of the device compare to other non-LVAD medical therapies.
- If you have any concerns regarding your device, discuss them with the health care providers managing your heart failure.
FDA Actions:
Thoratec HeartMate II:
The FDA has extensively evaluated all available information, including adverse event reports received by FDA, data from Thoratec, data from the scientific literature, and data from the Interagency Registry for Mechanically Assisted Circulatory Support (INTERMACS). Our analysis did not identify discrete, device-specific reasons for the reported rise in pump thrombosis. The FDA acknowledges the risks of pump thrombosis for HeartMate II have increased since the time of approval. However, careful review of all available data suggests the benefits of the device, when used in appropriately selected patients, continue to outweigh the risks for the currently approved indications.
The FDA has been working with Thoratec to better understand and explain the increased incidence of pump thrombosis. On August 5, 2014, the FDA approved updated labeling for the HeartMate II that includes the risk of pump thrombosis.
Thoratec is currently conducting a prospective, multi-center, non-randomized study designed to assess the incidence of HeartMate II pump thrombosis and to identify the risk factors associated with pump thrombosis events. Details of this study can be found on the National Institutes of Health ClinicalTrials.gov website: https://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT02158403.
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The FDA is concerned about the reported stroke rates but at this time, believes the benefits of using the device continue to outweigh the risks for the currently approved BTT indication. The FDA also believes it is appropriate to continue the clinical investigation of this device in the DT population with the careful monitoring procedures currently in place. The FDA continues to evaluate all available information, including adverse event reports received by FDA, data from HeartWare, data from the scientific literature, and data from INTERMACS for the currently approved BTT indication, as well as the data from the DT clinical trial. As more information about the risks associated with the device becomes available, the FDA will work with HeartWare to identify any future actions that may be appropriate.
HeartWare is currently conducting a prospective, randomized, controlled, un-blinded, multi-center study to assess whether optimal blood pressure management can help lower the incidence of stroke in DT patients implanted with an HVAD. Details of this study can be found on the National Institutes of Health ClinicalTrials.gov website: https://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT01966458.
Reporting Problems to the FDA:
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Additional Resources:
- Thoratec Corporation: HeartMate II Instructions for Use and Manuals (USA)
- HeartWare, Inc.: HVAD System Instructions for Use and Manuals (USA)
- Kirklin JK, Naftel DC, Kormos RL, et al.: Interagency Registry for Mechanically Assisted Circulatory Support (INTERMACS) analysis of pump thrombosis in the HeartMate II left ventricular assist device. J Heart Lung Transplant 2014;33:12-22.
- Starling RC, Moazami N, Silvestry SC, et al.: Unexpected abrupt increase in left ventricular assist device thrombosis. N Engl J Med 2013;370:33-40.
- Interagency Registry for Mechanically Assisted Circulatory Support (INTERMACS)
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I was looking out my kitchen window when I heard the shots.
I had no clue what they were – some goofball shooting off firecrackers, maybe. I never suspected a gut-wrenching tragedy had just occurred so close to home. When I sit on my back porch, I can almost see the intersection of Oracle and Ina.
But then I got a phone call about the shooting followed by some confused messages that perhaps this girl was a parishioner. It took a while to confirm the awful truth: the youngest victim was, indeed, one of our own, 9-year-old Christina Green, who sang in our youth choir and had made her First Communion at St. Odilia last year.
I've been a priest for 42 years, four of which were spent serving as chaplain of the Arizona National Guard, but nothing could have prepared me for this tragedy.
I spoke briefly with Christina's parents, Roxanna and John, on Saturday. I could tell poor John was in shock. This was Daddy's little girl. There is no pain like losing a child. No matter the age or time, you can't help but wonder, "How come I didn't go first?"
Later that day I watched John and Roxanna's CNN interview – so strange and sad to see parishioners thrust in a national spotlight.
A Little Leaguer with big heart
Christina was a third-grader with gumption, a member of Mesa Verde's student council and the only girl on the Little League baseball team. She had been known to hit better than the boys.
For all that feistiness, there was tenderness too – a big heart and an innocent faith that drew her to animals and compelled her to volunteer at a children's charity.
What a loss.
My mind turned to the Sunday Masses, where a stunned, devastated community would soon gather.
Joyful Noise, the youth choir Christina sang in, performs just once a month at the 9 o'clock Mass. Sure enough, they were scheduled to sing on Sunday, the day after the shooting, the feast of the Lord's baptism. Bravely and beautifully, they lifted their voices in song, though they were one soprano short.
Walking up to the ambo to give my homily, I felt all eyes on me. This, I knew, was my chance to offer a little wisdom and hope.
I had prayed to be a channel of the Holy Spirit. I had been planning to speak about the mystical union – that heightened, profound connection with God. I was going to explain unnecessary death, state six before mystical union, with an example from the movie "True Grit," but I replaced it with the unnecessary deaths that had happened hours ago, blocks away.
I usually preach for about 10 minutes, but I took a few more minutes Sunday. There was much to say, and I did feel, in my own little way, I was providing some comfort.
Life after death
Our little soprano has joined a heavenly choir, experiencing a mystical union that never ends. But here at St. Odilia, nestled in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, it is quieter and darker.
John and Roxanna are operating on borrowed strength and unceasing prayer. It's one day at a time. Our parishioners have showered them with food and flowers, hugs and cards.
Tonight we open our doors for Christina's vigil and wake. I ask you to remember Roxanna and John, their son, the extended Green family, and our community as we come together to pray and grieve.
A tragedy like this doesn't make sense, but we owe it to Christina to keep singing.
Father Richard Troutman is pastor of St. Odilia in Tucson, Ariz.


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By Jackie Rushton
There are great, indefinable gifts exchanged when women teach women and help them to remember.
There is a bonding that occurs when women work together in a bee yard that I believe only women understand.
Some sort of alchemy takes place during this gathering of women, whose focus is the tending to, and nurturing of, a species that tends to, and nurtures others, all for the betterment of the community.
Community, the sharing and caring, the sisterhood and the connection…
As women we share and understand the subtleties of movement and language that are unique to the feminine. For women, the language of tending to bees takes on a different tone. We speak of them as our little sisters, and we tend to them with our gifts of intuition, observation, with understanding that is realized from tending to our children, families and communities. We work with the bees having them tell us what they need and what they want. That is our approach, listening and co-creating, not just what we know, but that we have heard from the hive. A honeybee's sole purpose in life is to serve her community; women understand this purpose and have intimate knowledge of the individual sacrifices made for the betterment of the whole. It is in the bee yard of a woman that knowledge and knowing intersect and merge.
If you happen to have the rare opportunity to observe my community of women working together in the bee yard, at first view you might say there are no differences. They have their smokers going; hive tools in their hands, hats and veils are donned.
Then, with closer observation, you will see the hats have been gussied up with a decoration or two, the veils are thinner, the hive tools bear engravings, the smoke smells sweeter—distinct with herbal aromas, and the clothing is lighter, more suited to the movement of women.
As you watch, the women move though the hives—flowing and graceful, whispering endearments, humming to soothe.
You notice that the ages of the women range into the 70s, that the women work together sharing the heavy physical labor, synchronized in their movements, and savoring each moment. And if you are lucky and the day is right you might be blessed with spontaneous song and laughter as the women tend to their Little Sisters.
I believe the Little Sisters have called to us to help them. It is my dream that within the bee yards of women many answers will be found that will help to heal and nourish our Little Sisters.
Few women will aspire to become commercial beekeepers; the equipment and strength needed to work hundreds of hives has no appeal for most of us. However, there appears to be a growing number of women expressing interest in bees; curious about re-membering, re-claiming, re-building this ancient feminine art and to experience the joy and comfort of knowing, naming and tending a hive.
I made a commitment to the Little Sisters that I would share the Beauty of the Bees, the Holiness of the Hive and the Sweetness of the Sisterhood. My wish is to inspire women to set the candles, lotions, soaps, and packaging aside for a minute and claim a hive of their own to nurture and know, to love and to work.
Tend to your Little Sisters. Find other women with whom to share the secrets of the hive. Expand this community of women, of sisters. Seek out other women beekeepers. There is magic to be made and sweetness to be shared.
And here is the final secret of women and bees....that no matter what size or shape you make to contain us, our spirit shall stay wild, adjusting not conforming, flexible and flowing, and in the end finding a way though community and sisterhood to survive.


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Am getting ready to overseed and will have cut the current grass down to the stubs. Is a slit seeder preferred over a drop spread application? Any advice?
Where are you by the way? You might want to update your profiled. In any event keep an eye out for even light frost as night temperatures start falling soon if you are in an early frost zone. You can rinse the frost off in the morning as soon as the air temp warms up. Early hard frosts are another matter.
I mention this because as I have posted before you probably have a seed blend with different germination rates. Perrennial rye will sprout in about 7-10 days but fescues and bluegrasses will take 14-21 days under ideal conditions. This puts your new turf into October.
Fall is still a great time to plant turf and other plants for that matter as the soil is still warm and plants can dedicate energy to root development rather than leaf or grass blade growth and moisture aspiration.
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