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Lionsgate said today that it will offer nationwide sneak-preview screenings of Warrior, the Gavin O'Connor-helmed action drama starring Joel Edgerton and Tom Hardy, on Sunday, Sept. 4 at 7 PM, ahead of the film's official Sept. 9 bow. The studio is promoting the mixed martial arts pic via Twitter (it has sponsored a Promoted Trend, #WarriorMovieSneakPreview), which will offer a direct link to buy tickets to the Labor Day weekend screenings; Lionsgate hopes the hashtag will be used to discuss and share information about the movie leading up to its wide release. Tickets also can be purchased at warriorsneakpreview.com.
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this is, for sure, one of the best movies of the year. the performances are mind-blowing. hopefully this will be a big awards season contender but people need to get out and see this movie!!!!!!!!!!
I thought the trailer was a preview screening?
This is by far the best film of 2011 thus far. Hardy and Edgerton are phenomenal and Nolte should win Best Supporting. He hasn't been this good since AFFLICTION. Saw an advanced screening at the Landmark and the crowd was cheering and crying at the end. Incredible film.
Looks good.
i hope best supporting goes to nolte but albert brooks may steal it for drive
I think anything with MMA and UFC is a turnoff. I'll have to see if the rest of America thinks the same way. This movie looks terrible.
I heavily concur with Anonymous' comment that he/she thought the trailer was the preview screening.
I felt like I've already seen this film after the ridiculously long and 'Let me tell you exactly how this film starts and ends' trailer.
Speaking of which, Real Steel is also another trailer that gives the entire game away.
What gives?
I just saw it. I don't know if tonite's preview was advertised because the theater had 30 people max.
But everyone of them was loving the movie. Cheering and applauding between matches.
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GENEROUS Standard readers have pushed our appeal to help ex-army medic Katrina Brown get lifesaving treatment past the £3,000 mark.
Katrina, who lives with husband Martin at 29 Regt's South Cerney base, needs to raise £100,000 for stem cell therapy in America that will help her beat systemic sclerosis. The treatment is not available on the NHS.
Following the launch of the appeal people all over the country have vowed to help her meet the target by holding fundraisers and taking part in sponsored events. Donations large and small have also been flowing in.
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Paris Hilton's ex-boyfriend Doug Reinhardt has sent his best wishes to the socialite after she was allegedly caught in possession of cocaine last week. Hilton and her current boyfriend Cy Waits were driving through Las Vegas on Friday night, August 27 when their car was pulled over by police, who searched the vehicle after allegedly smelling marijuana. After arresting Waits on suspicion of DUI, Hilton was subsequently detained for alleged cocaine possession after a bag of white powder fell out of her purse.
And even though the incident is Hilton's third brush with the law this year, the star's former lover Reinhardt insists he is shocked and has spoken out in support of the heiress. He says, "It's very surprising. Let justice prevail how it's going to prevail. I wish her nothing but the best and I hope everything works out for her."
In July, the star was questioned by cops in South Africa after her pal was suspected of smoking marijuana during the soccer World Cup festivities. She was also stopped by officials at an airport on the French island of Corsica later that month after they reportedly found less than a gram of the drug in her luggage.
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Like Reagan, Obama hopes to usher in a long-term electoral realignment — in Obama's case toward the moderate left, thereby reversing the 40th president's political legacy. The Reagan metaphor helps explain the tone of Obama's inaugural address, built not on a contrived call to an impossible bipartisanship but on a philosophical argument for a progressive vision of the country rooted in our history.
Reagan used his first inaugural to make an unabashed case for conservatism. Conservatives who loved that Reagan speech are now criticizing Obama for emulating their hero and his bold defense of first principles.
And like Reagan, Obama seeks to enact his program not by getting the opposition party's leaders to support him but by winning over a minority of the less doctrinaire Republicans — especially representatives from the Northeast, West Coast and parts of the Midwest who sense where the political winds in their regions are blowing.
The relationship of Ronald Reagan and Democratic House Speaker Tip O'Neill is often misrepresented. The Gipper and Tip got along okay, but that's not how Reagan got most of his bills passed. O'Neill opposed most of what Reagan wanted. Reagan didn't let this stop him, and the media at the time didn't condemn Reagan for failing to negotiate O'Neill's stamp of approval. Instead, Reagan pushed his measures through with the support of a minority of Democrats, most of them conservatives and moderates from the South, who knew their part of the country was moving Reagan's way.
...Republicans in Congress now, like Democrats in the Reagan years, are coming to terms with a country that wants to move in a new direction. Like Tip O'Neill, Speaker John Boehner is having trouble holding his troops together.
Reagan forced Democrats to realize they wouldn't keep winning simply by invoking FDR's legacy. Paradoxically, in following Reagan's political lead, Obama is setting out to prove that the Reagan era is finally over.
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My father is a master of the Imperius curse. My best friends are being scouted by the Death Eaters. My sister is obsessed with Blaise Zabini, and my mother thinks I should be dating Gregory Goyle, who keeps professing his love for me.
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and he's getting too old and I'm afraid if I stop running, he'll catch up with me."
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- 30 minutes of some form of exercise 5 days a week
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Days This Month: 31
Some form of exercise: 6 of 27
Approx. exercise hours: 9.5
Approx. hiking/climbing miles: 14.0
Paddling miles: 0.0
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3/14 - PFC Gym/Lifting, Core Strengthening & Conditioning
3/21 - Cycling/ PFG Gym Lifting
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3/27 - Clover Springs Speed Hike/PFC Gym Lifting
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Contacting the Francotta factory
I have an old Francotta shotgun that has been passed down through a couple generations to me. It has had its fair share of wear and tear though and especially the gun butt would need replacing. I would like this to be done by the Francotta factory, and i do know for a fact that they are still in business. The question is how to contact them; as even through extensive internet research; I haven't found anything, except for being quite surprised as for the value of the nakkered old gun. The value of it just makes me more convinced that the restauration should be done in a factory.
PS. on a sidenote; I managed to date the thing based on the serial number and the markings on it. It's a 1928.
I don't know about Francotta, but Auguste Francotte y Cie is doing business in Belgium where they always have. Company is older than Purdey or Holland & Holland.
If THAT is who you are looking for, you can contact them through doubleguns. Use THIS: doublegunshop.com Auguste Francotte & Cie Firearms page 1, Auguste Francotte one of the world oldest and finest gun makers. doublegunshop.com Fine Firearms Resource for the Sportsman and Collector. doublegunshop.com shotguns, and double barreled shot
Please note- ALL of their guns are "bespoke" guns. There is NO standard model. ALL guns are made to order for the customer. Basic gun about $18,000. Price goes up from there. Restoration costs likely similar. :eek:
If, however, you are looking for Francotta...... I got nothing.
Auguste Francotte & Co. is now a division of Connecticut Shotgun Mfg. (Tony Galazan) in New Britain, Conn. European production is still conducted there but they are producing guns in Conn. for the American buyer. All bespoke guns, made to order. Only full sidelock guns are being made in all gauges. Prices start @ $25K with a 12 month delivery. CSMC services these also.
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The science probe was scheduled to depart Earth orbit on Thursday for a 2003 encounter with a comet.
The Comet Nucleus Tour, or Contour, spacecraft was to have fired its manoeuvering engine at 2349 GMT on Wednesday for 50 seconds and contact its ground control team at the Johns Hopkins University in Laurel, Maryland, 45 minutes later.
"So far, we've heard nothing," said Mike Buckley, a spokesman for the school's Applied Research Laboratory which built the $159 million probe and manages the mission for Nasa.
The team is trying to contact the probe through Nasa's Deep Space Network along the path Contour would have taken if the engine firing had worked.
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Waste Connections, the company that provides solid waste collection, transfer, disposal and recycling services for El Dorado County and over 2 million customers across the country, announced on Monday the move of the company's headquarters from Folsom to The Woodlands, Texas.
The relocation was spurred due to the company's distaste with the current business climate in California. Waste Connections is also not satisfied with new legislation that limits the amount of trash a private landfill can take from other cities and counties.
Because of these current issues, the expanding geographic reach, and the continuing growth of the company, Waste Connections chose to relocate to Texas for the benefit of the company and its employees.
"The Woodlands offers our employees an attractive, lower cost, and more centrally located community well serviced by two major airports," states Ron Mittelstaedt, chairman and chief executive officer of Waste Connections, in a press release.
However, the move does come at a cost for the region. Waste Connections is the largest publicly held company based in the Sacramento area, as seen by its $3.6 billion market capitalization. Additionally, the company provides employment for about 120 to 130 workers at its headquarters. Although all employees were given offers to relocate, this move brings changes and adjustments for many.
The move will also cause the company to spend about $15 million in personnel and office relocation costs. Additionally, Waste Connections may incur another loss from its current office lease in Folsom.
Throughout the years, Waste Connections has contributed to several community organizations and charities in the area such as Snowline Hospice, the Grace Foundation, and local elementary and high schools. The company still plans to lend an altruistic hand, despite its relocation.
"We will be forever grateful to our many friends and supporters across California, and we remain committed to continuing our corporate and employee-led philanthropic support within the local communities where we operate," said Mittelstaedt.
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When art is good, it's very, very good. But when it's bad, it's rotten. Jacqui Taffel asks those in the know, what makes a turkey?
What's your favourite art form? Opera or theatre? Dance or film? Books or contemporary art? Most people are happy to nominate their preferred cultural fix and even argue the case.
Less frequently discussed is the worst art form. Is sitting through bad theatre worse than enduring duff opera? Is wasting time reading a rubbish book worse than forking out large amounts for a boring concert? Is watching a terrible film worse than going to a gallery full of work you hate? What about unfunny stand-up comedy? Tuneless musicals? Faulty flamenco?
We asked representatives from various art forms for their verdicts.
Steve Bisley, actor
There's no contest for Bisley. "Because I work in the theatre, I get invited to opening nights and the problem is if it's bad, you're trapped," he says. Because people know his face he can't "nick off at half-time".
Bisley also has a tendency to fall asleep when he's bored. "It's a dead giveaway because I snore and you do that head-nodding thing where you get whiplash because your head falls back. I think theatres should provide a head restraint or a neck brace for people if they think the show's a little bit on the nose, like giving out cough lollies in winter."
Bisley enjoys ballet and other forms of dance. "If those lithe, young folk of both sexes are cavorting around the place, it can generally mask all the flaws. You marvel at their skill even when it's bad. But a clunky old ratshit bit of theatre - especially if there's accents involved, especially if they're Irish - I think the bad Irish play is the one that's going to give you more whiplash."
Special mention also goes to open-mic stand-up comedy. "I saw a guy hyperventilate one night and you felt so sorry for him. That was like watching a painful death. Even the hecklers shut up because it was so painful."
Glenn A. Baker, arts commentator
He knows it's politically incorrect, but Baker nominates cultural shows while travelling. "You find yourself interminably involved in everything from shadow puppet play through to traditional dance.
"Now, I'm a fairly open and responsive man, but when something goes on for hours and hours and you've seen every age group in the village perform and you know you can't be anything but absolutely positive, that can wear you down," he says.
"One doesn't ever want to be culturally insensitive, but there are times when your eyes glaze over, your brain shuts down and you just get through it."
Baker also nominates aspects of modern art ("where people are going rhapsodic and you're sitting there going, 'it's a splodge' "), free-form existentialist poetry and, although he's not sure it qualifies as an art form, wine snobbery. "When they're swirling it around in their mouth and telling you not only what side of the hill the grapes were grown on, but whether the person who was treading them had tinea or not, you know you'd rather be somewhere else."
John McDonald, art critic
Theatre gets another vote here. "When you find yourself in some appalling avant garde play which seems to go on forever and you're sitting right in the middle of the audience and to get out you're going to have to walk through an entire row of people to escape - that's probably the worst experience," McDonald says. "You feel a sense of creeping embarrassment on behalf of the people on stage."
Many of his bad theatre experiences have been fringe productions, but he's seen "some appalling things" done by professional opera and theatre companies. One of his least favourite performances was a kabuki version of Macbeth. "Every line was shouted, people were walking around like robots on stage," he says. "And it was in this old theatre where the seats were incredibly hard and uncomfortable."
Caro Llewellyn, Sydney Writers' Festival director
"I have to say books," Llewellyn says, "because a bad piece of theatre ,you can leave and even if you can't leave, it's still a maximum three hours out of your life and you can have a glass of champagne."
Most people can put down a bad book but Llewellyn often doesn't have that option. "Sometimes I'll be able to decide very quickly, but sometimes you do have to read the whole thing because books can change and grow on you," she says. "I give all books a good go."
But that can mean giving up days out of her life to bad writing. "I feel abused," she says. "It's not necessarily the writer's fault, they don't know any better, but some books shouldn't be published. And I really resent that when there are so many wonderful books that you could be reading - truly uplifting, enlightening profound, life-changing books - and you think why do I have to waste my time reading this?"
On the flip side, books are also her favourite art form. "There's nothing better than a very, very fine piece of literature."
Sam Lang, film and theatre director
Bad theatre is a form of torture for Lang, not least because the seating, particularly at fringe venues, is uncomfortable. While theatre usually provides an opportunity to leave, she been at openings where heading off at interval is impolitic. The live element adds to the discomfort. "A film you can leave, in a gallery you can walk away."
It's partly because she enjoys good theatre that makes sitting through a bad production so hard. "Theatre is supposed to be about entertainment and communication and when it's bad it achieves neither of those."
Lang enjoys going to art galleries, particularly those featuring photography or contemporary art exhibitions, such as the Sydney Biennale. "You can move on to whatever interests you," she says. "There's more reflective time."
And her most recent favourite art experience was attending the Pinchgut Opera. "It was so beautiful, the voices, the music, the costumes. Even if you fall asleep briefly, it's pleasant."
George Ellis, freelance orchestra conductor
Bad music is the worst for Ellis. He attributes this partly to being surrounded by good music in his work. "If I go to something that's not so good or terrible, then I can't help but compare."
He doesn't think you need to be a musician to be offended by bad music. "If something is out of tune, if a violin plays a C-sharp instead of a C-natural, everybody hears it and you don't need to be a brilliant musician to know that," he says. "I'm not sure that's true for plays or books, etc."
However, he also sticks up for music as by far the best art form. "Because when it's done well, it transports you." He recalls a few times in his career being taken out of this world while conducting a brilliant piece of music. "Music has the capacity to do that, but the other side of the coin is when it's bad, because of how great it can be, it's exponentially worse."
Ellis finds his own children's school concerts hard going, although he's proud of what they can do. "As a loving father, I go," he laughs. "But that's not nearly as bad as a professional thing going badly, because they've got no excuse."
Annette Shun Wah, writer and television producer
Poorly conceived conceptual art gets Shun Wah's vote. Good conceptual art exists, she says, but it's rare. "What really gets my goat is when you go along to an exhibition and have to read three pages of explanation next to an installation about why someone has framed a pile of nail clippings."
Closely related is poorly conceived video art. "There are some astonishingly beautiful and amazing ideas in video and digital art, but a lot of it is total crap," she says. "It just looks like people have no idea how to make a film so they decide to call it video art instead, so they don't have to learn how to shoot or edit or construct it properly."
She feels ripped off and angry, not least because it gives these art forms a bad name. "So people who have never seen this kind of artwork before see a couple of pieces like this and it will put them off for life. And then they can quite legitimately slag off every other piece of conceptual art that ever gets made and, really, that's a bit unfair."
Graeme Murphy, artistic director, Sydney Dance Company
Films have been Murphy's unhappiest experiences. "If I'm seeing a movie that I hate, I know I won't go to the cinema for another year.
"It's the sense of exploitation by a big organisation like Hollywood that really gets up my nose. If I'm seeing bad dance, there's always something to look at or I listen to the gorgeous music and close my eyes, but in cinema I'm just thinking that a group of incredibly rich people have contrived this device knowing that the masses will pay big bucks for it and I hate it."
He also misses the live element. "I like human flesh sweating and suffering before my very eyes," he says. "I want to know there is a possibility that someone will trip on stage or someone will bumble a line or miss high E."
Des Clark, Director, Office of Film and Literature Classification
At work, Clark is not allowed to walk out of a film and he's not allowed to let personal taste intervene. "We have to look at the elements contained in it and make an objective decision about its classification."
But that doesn't stop film classifiers having opinions. "Some of [the films] are embarrassing because they're just so awful," Clark says.
His personal least favourite genre is Japanese schlock horror - directors such as Takashi Miike and films such as Battle Royale, about a group of Japanese schoolchildren left on an island to hunt and kill each other.
"You resent wasting the time and the brain space. The brain space is probably the worst bit of it, that you have something like that in your head."
He has had bad times in other art forms, specifically a production of The Magic Flute at the English National Opera, when the set fell apart and the soprano couldn't sing.


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Well it seems like my last article caused a bit of a scare and sent shivers down the spines of link buyers everywhere 🙂
No, but seriously it had over 10,000 hits last week and was reported in all the right places, however there was the odd murmur labelling the article unreliable and structured poorly. They may have had a point but I think I made it clear at the beginning of the post that it wasn't scientific in anyway.
There was one particular point that seemed to hit a nerve and that was the point about branding or more specifically how a more natural, brand targeted anchor text profile could be getting more ranking weight than usual. This point of view was based on experience rather than in depth research, however I thought I'd look into it a little closer.
Please note: This is personal research performed over a limited number of search results and keywords. The research shows correlation between a sample of link profiles and their rankings for a given keyword, it does not establish a guaranteed ranking factor
Ok now I've got that out of the way let's jump right into what I did.
The Method
I chose 10 keywords that I monitor closely for personal and business reasons;
1- perfume
2- search engine optimisation
3- internet marketing
4- loans
5- car insurance
6- injury lawyers
7- search engine marketing
8- flights
9- car finance
10- property for sale
The top ten results for each of these keywords were then examined and their link profiles broken down. Only links from unique domains were looked at and the relevant anchor text, the two types of anchor text in question were the exact match keyword and any brand related terms.
Exact Match – Only keywords that match the search query exactly
Brand terms – All terms relating to brand e.g. http://www.brand.com, brand, www.brand.com, brand.com
Once the links were collected the percentage was calculated compared to the total number of unique links.
The aim was to see how brand heavy link profiles compare to heavily optimised anchor text.
The Results
The results I found confirmed some of the ideas I've had about anchor text and how a more natural profile is now receiving higher rankings. Either that or some of the obviously manipulated profiles are getting filtered out.
Anyway take a look at the results, 10 different keywords, 100 different websites and here is how the link profiles turned out;
As you can see from the trend lines, the sites with more brand or URL links within their profile, generally rank higher, at least across this set of keywords.
In some industries the websites at the top had far less linking domains, far less exact anchor text and yet still out ranked the some really strong websites, for instance take a look at the perfume keyword;
The trend lines becomes even more aggressive, it's almost a barrier to top 5 positions to have over optimised link profiles.
Ultimately this may have nothing to do with emphasis on brands, instead it might be a simple filter on over optimised websites, all I can do is fall back on what I said in my previous post.
Around April/May there were some huge ranking swings across the board, there were various updates to top ten positions, from my experience and the little bit of research I have done it is due to the above. As SEO's and webmasters we need to start giving more attention to a natural link profile, yes we still need a portion of optimised links, however in my opinion that portion is nowhere near as important as it once was.
For a long time now optimised Anchor text has been the SEO's ultimate weapon, in some niches it was enough to dominate the top 5 positions, for me the latest swing in rankings makes it clear that Google is going to be more on the ball when it comes to discovering over optimised profiles and more willing to filter out websites that on the face of it look strong but underneath the hood highlights 99% manipulation. Try and discover ways for your site to earn natural links and then compliment that with some old school SEO.
To those who claimed my last article was "the reason the SEO industry has a bad name", how was this one? Your feedback is always appreciated 😉
As always thoughts are welcome….
You should also check out this awesome break down by Nichola about over engineering the link graph – Really great read!
p.s. Thanks for all the emails about the malware attack, it is now clean and the hosting issue has been solved, it was cleaned up within an hour of infection.
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Ten faces of the London Olympics
The 17 days of the London Games made the world seem a little smaller. Here are 10 athletes from 10 countries who inspired us.
Usain Bolt, Jamaica
What's left to be said about the incomparable sprint king from Jamaica?
How about this?
How about taking on the 400 meters?
"No, no," Bolt says. "Don't ask me about the 400 meters. It's too hard."
But they do ask.
After all, Bolt has done pretty much all he can do in the 100 and 200. He has both world records. He has won both at the Olympics. Twice.
When he gets a chance to three-peat in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, he will be on the verge of his 30th birthday, and his primary competitor at the moment, countryman Yohan Blake, will be in his prime, at 26.
Repeating again in the sprints in Rio, he says, will be "very, very hard."
And so people wonder about the 400 and he, too, concedes it's a possibility.
He says he'll finish this season with a few more sprints in Europe but with no world record attempts in mind.
"No, now that I am a living legend, I have no more goals this year," he says, using the words "living legend" so matter-of-factly that it is amusing, even endearing.
Once again, he put on a flamboyant show and spoke in platitudes. But, in his last news conference in London after the 4x100, he was surprisingly down-to-earth, practically modest and undeniably likeable.
Mo Farah, Great Britain
The British couldn't get enough Mo at their home Games.
Give us mo' Mo.
They got it, as Farah, who was born in Somalia but grew up in London with posters of Muhammad Ali on his wall, is now "The Greatest" in Great Britain.
The 29-year-old, running for a nation that loves and appreciates distance running, won the 10,000 meters, then the 5,000.
Farah's wife is carrying twins and is expected to deliver within weeks.
They'll each have a trinket to play with.
"Once I got one (gold medal), you can't leave the other out," Farah said after winning the 5,000.
Farah won the race on the last lap, again displaying an amazing finishing kick that is the dominant factor in distance racing these days.
Eventually, he made his way over to the stands and got a hug — and even a kiss on the head — from his coach, former marathon great Alberto Salazar. Farah has trained with Salazar — and Galen Rupp, the 10K silver medalist — for the past year and a half.
For Farah, it turned out to be the perfect decision — and a perfect hometown Games.
"There's no way to describe it," Farah said. "You imagine being an Olympic champion once, and then it happens twice. Often we don't get it right, but we got this one right."
Kirani James, Grenada
International track and field has its phenoms, that's for sure.
World recordholder 800-meter runner David Rudisha is 23.
The second-fastest sprinter in the world, Yohan Blake, is 22.
And then there's James, the Olympic gold medalist in the 400 meters, the only man to finish the final last Monday in under 44 seconds.
It was Grenada's first Olympic medal and stamped James as a major star in his sport.
Oh, yeah, he's 19.
He's the ninth member of the exclusive sub-44 club and is eing touted as the man to take down Michael Johnson's world record of 43.18 that has stood for 13 years.
James ran two years of track at the University of Alabama before turning pro and is coached by former U.S. sprint star Harvey Glance.
Glance says James is still fine-tuning aspects of his race and will get faster: "He's strong now, but he can only get stronger. Michael (Johnson) was almost 30 years old when he started running his fastest times. So just imagine 10 years from now."
David Rudisha, Kenya
Rudisha is 23 but already has done things in his track career that might take a while to be equaled — by anyone but him, anyway.
Hard-core track fans are still abuzz over the men's 800-meter race at the Olympics on Thursday, when the 6-3, 154-pound Rudisha shattered his own world record by becoming the first man to run under 1:41 in the event.
His time — 1:40.91 — stands as arguably the most impressive number of the Games.
The event was astonishing, Rudisha sprinting out in front and seemingly just running as fast as he could for as long as he could. Runners he left behind ended up setting personal bests.
One of those who watched it was London organizing committee head Sebastian Coe, the former great British runner, who said Rudisha's performance was the top effort of the Games.
"Lord Coe is a good friend of mine," Rudisha said. "I came here in February and he took me around the Olympic Stadium. I wanted to come here and make him proud."
All of Kenya was no doubt proud, but none more than Rudisha's father, Daniel Rudisha, who won an Olympic silver medal in 1968 on Kenya's 4x400-meter relay team.
Christine Sinclair, Canada
Facing a heavily-favored American team in the women's soccer semifinal, Canada striker Sinclair delivered three goals, which each gave her team a lead.
Unlike the Americans, who did worms and cartwheels or screamed their lungs out after goals throughout the Games, Sinclair jogged away from all three stone-faced, with a chilling glare. Her hat trick wasn't enough, as the USA evened the score with a controversial penalty kick, and won 4-3 on Alex Morgan's 123rd-minute header.
Said U.S. striker Abby Wambach of her rival: "She had the game of her life."
Sinclair scored an Olympic-record six goals in the women's tournament, leading Canada to bronze, its first medal in a traditional team sport at the Summer Games since 1936.
In part to honor her performance, Sinclair was chosen to carry the Canadian flag in the closing ceremony.
Gabby Douglas, USA
Douglas, 16, became the first African American to win the all-around gold medal. She also charmed the world with her smile and chatty demeanor.
She fielded a call from President Obama and appeared on Today as well as a box of cereal.
It was quite a journey for someone who started as a nervous 14-year-old leaving home in the seaside community of Virginia Beach for the corn fields of Iowa. There she got better coaching from Liang Chow, made new friends and grew as a gymnast. In the last year or so, she exploded. Still, she was overshadowed by defending world champ and teammate Jordyn Wieber.
But when Wieber didn't qualify for the all-around finals, the focus suddenly turned to Douglas. On that night, the top qualifiers were grouped together. Douglas went first in the first event, the vault. Her score of 15.966 was the highest of the 24-woman field and put her in an early lead she never relinquished. Douglas' win also gave the USA another milestone. It was the first time the Americans had taken team and all-round gold in the same Olympics.
Kohei Uchimura, Japan
It's no secret women's gymnastics overshadows men's gymnastics, at least in the USA. But it's hard for anyone to overshadow Uchimura, considered the top gymnast of his generation and arguably one of the greatest ever.
He came into the London Games the favorite for his first Olympic all-around gold. He did not disappoint, scoring 92.690 and comfortably defeating Marcel Nguyen of Germany and American Danell Leyva.
Uchimura also led Japan to its second consecutive team silver and took silver in the floor exercise.
But gymnasts are measured and remembered by the all-around. And what might speak best to Uchimura's grit is his performance on the pommel horse. Four years after falling twice and putting his all-around medal chances in jeopardy, he scored 15.066 during the all-around, the second-highest mark in the 24-man field.
The Games did not begin well for him. The first day is used to seed countries for the team finals and individuals for the all-around and six apparatus events. Uchimura fell on the high bar and pommel and finished ninth in all-around qualifying. But the all-around finals start from scratch. His first rotation was the pommel, which he nailed. He never looked back.
Ye Shiwen, China
Ye didn't exactly come out of nowhere to win two Olympic gold medals in women's swimming.
The 16-year-old won a world championship last year in the women's 200-meter individual medley in Shanghai. But it's her world record in the 400 IM that captured the swimming world's attention and raised suspicions about her performance. In that race she broke the world record, swimming in 4:28.43 and dropping more than five seconds off her previous best, which she swam at age 14.
Ye became the youngest to hold the world record in that event since American Tracy Caulkins lowered the mark as a 15-year-old in 1978.
Her two golds helped China win 10 medals in swimming, including five gold. Chinese swimmers won six medals at the 2008 Beijing Games.
As the questions about her performance began to overshadow her victories, Ye defended herself. She never has tested positive.
"How come they criticize me just because I have multiple medals?" she said.
Katie Taylor, Ireland
Taylor is a lightweight in the ring and a bona-fide heavyweight back home.
Taylor ignited her nation's finest Olympics since 1956 when she became Ireland's first medalist in London, outpointing Russia's Sofya Ochigava 10-8 to win gold.
"It's a privilege to be here to box for my country," she said. "It's just a dream."
When Taylor boxed at the Olympics, she brought a large contingent of supporters from Ireland. The noise they generated inside the ExCel South Arena was deafening — literally. Olympic officials said her first bout registered a decibel level of 113.7, or a sound equivalent to a jet taking off.
The moment was an important step for Taylor and for women's boxing, which made its Olympic debut.
Asked why it took so long for women to box in the Olympics, Katie said, "Who knows? People didn't really realize the style. I think we shocked the world this week. People have opened their eyes to women boxing. We're showcasing the sport.
"It's incredible.''
Behdad Salimikordasiabi, Iran
Salimikordasiabi is the world's strongest man.
The 22-year-old lifted a total of 455 kilograms (1,003 pounds) to win his country's first Olympic gold in the sport since 2004.
The man known as Salimi stands 6-6 and weighs 370 pounds. He once won gold at the Asian Games despite suffering from the effects of swine flu, causing him to collapse during one of his lift attempts.
He came into the London Games as the favorite after winning gold at the last two world championships.
On holding the title of world's strongest, "I only try my best in the specific field I compete in. Being the strongest man is not only to do with the weights I lift. I just try my best in the sport I have chosen."
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DUNDEE -- Charles "Chuck" Henry Stout, 77, of Dundee, passed away peacefully at his home on Tuesday, April 8 with his wife and daughter by his side. He grew up in Wooster, born to Virgil and Byerle (Musselman) Stout.
Chuck had a Mason and concrete business for many years. He loved coon hunting and had many horses over the years. He had also lived for a time in Tucson, Ariz., and Johnstown, Pa. He lived in Dundee for the past 17 years and enjoyed gardening, owned a pizza shop, and loved driving the Amish and making many friends. He attended NewPointe Community Church in Dover; was a member of the Shady Rest Army Navy in Beach City; and the Moose Lodge in Windber, Pa. What most people who knew him would say is that he loved to agitate just for fun.
He will be greatly missed by his wife, Jayne; son, Chuck of Wooster, daughter Tammara (Jeff) Smith of Strasburg; grandsons Joshua Kick of Columbus, Cody Kick of Johnstown, Pa., Logan Stout of Millersburg, and granddaughters Jessica (Mike) Jones of Polk, Lyndsey Stout of Wooster; and great-grandchildren Darrin, Alexis and Rayna.
A memorial service will be held May 18 at NewPointe Community Church in Dover from 3-5 p.m. in the Velocity Theater. All are welcome to attend and share a story about Chuck.
Chuck Stout, has two Siblings that were not mentioned ? Shirley Stout and Jay Stout these people are my 1st cousins, I miss family gatherings.. I will miss Chuck deeply, prayers out to the Stout and Musselman and all the families Randall musselman
I am sorry to Hear of CHARLIES passing , prayers out to all family's, He will be missed Deeply, it has been a few years that I have talked to my cousin chucks mother was my aunt, my father Ralph L. Musselman's sister Byerlye, and Virgle was selling DADS dog food on Smithville Western rd west for years, I would stop by when I was out TOWING : Randall L. Musselman
Dad You are an Awesome Father , I so Miss That Smile Of Yours!!!!!!! I will Cherish the memories I have of you!!!! I Love You!!!!
Dad I miss you so much!!!! You are a Awesome Father, I will Cherish My Memories of You!!
Sorry to here of Chucks passing I havent seen him for years worked for him years ageo I realy like him. My best to all the family.
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In my case, they reject me 4/5 logos, yeah, so sad lol
One of my logos is right now "Temporarily held by the review team", that text should be change for "wait a bit, im writting the rejection note" lol
what is your case? remember, my average is 4/5 logos rejected
Everybody gets rejections even the best. 4/5 seems a lot, but then it also seems a lot of submissions at the same time for me.
Everybody has their own work rhythm, but maybe that suggests that you work on to many items at the same time?
Personally I like to work on 2 projects. One I concentrate on and one that keeps brewery in the background. Once I have perfected the main one and submitted for revision I start working on the next hoping that I do not have to go back to the first one.
I have 5 portfolio items and I got 1 rejection. (Fully justified!)
Having sat that I think in the logo category you get more rejections than in others. That's together with the buttons and Flyers Categories must be one of the hardest to submit to.
As you know will always happy to help if you're wondering about a rejection over at the items forum
I uploaded 6 logos and 4 got accepted, so that's not bad. Sales percentage is not so good, all of them currently have less than one sale.
Double post, must be more careful with mouse clicks.
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Some logos I uploaded get approved and other don't.
I'm probably not going to upload to the section for a while, as I'm working on referring members right now, plus the logo category is getting overly saturated with the same looking logos, but a small modification made to it. I think there needs to be higher quality standards for logos at the moment.Note: I'm currently giving away all of my rejected logos. Message me if you are interested.
Love to
Too much rejectons … and one logo gives $14.5 onces! if they buy it… There is a lot of relly good logo on the market woth 0 sales, and not since yesterday. A good logo takes about 6 hours to with everything. Thats almost a day. And then there is the high chance for the rejecton…
A good Add-on hm.. let say 3-4 days, but it gives me $6-20/days. I do logos only when im a bit tired with the add-ons. Or im keep thinking what should i do. What would be usefull, what is missing here, etc..
I agree that it's pretty over-saturated, but you can never account for taste. I've only ever had 2 accepted out of about 10 (i get too complicated) so i've given up the category.
As a potential buyer though, if i saw that a logo had already been sold over 10 or 20 times, then i would move on to choose another – for something more 'individual'. Whereas with flyers and stationery etc. it wouldn't matter to me how many other people are using the design because it gets personalized anyway.
What do other people think?


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This snake was about 2' long and acting very lathargic laying in the middle of our shaded gravel road at around 5p.m. After nudging it several times, it finally meandered over to the side of the road into the tall grass.
It's a Pacific Gopher Snake but i cant seem to add it on in the right place. (My first time doing this. LOL)
Welcome to iNat! To edit the location, click the "edit" button above and click the map where you saw this snake. You can drag around the map marker to change the location, and zoom in to get specific. You can also click the map marker to get an accuracy circle that you can drag to resize. The accuracy circle is useful when you're not entirely sure where you were: just make sure you're sure you were somewhere inside the circle.
Also, it's great to have some Oregon people here! I feel like we have a bunch of Californians and a bunch of people from WA, but this big gap in OR.


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COLE-L ArchivesArchiver > COLE > 2001-06 > 0992619600
From: "BM_Bunce" <>
Subject: Re: Samuel & Caleb Cole
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2001 09:40:00 -0600
Hi Roger. I don't know if this will help you or not. I am
descended from Robert Cole, who came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with
the Winthrop Fleet in 1630, and later was one of 13 colonists who founded
the Providence Plantation. Below is what I have on one of his descendants.
My sources are: (1) The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island,
comprising three generations of settlers who came before 1690 (with many
generations carried to the fourth generation) by John Osborne Austin,
published 1887, reprinted with additions 1969, 1978, 1982, by Genealogical
Publishing Co., Baltimore, Md., (with additions and corrections from The
American Genealogist magazine articles by G. Andrew Moriarty), pp. 50-51
Line of Robert Cole) (2) The Great Migration Begins by Robert Anderson ©
1995 New England Historic Genealogical Society, in three volumes, Vol. 1,
pp. 435-439, section on Robert Coles; (3) The MacDonough-Hackstaff Ancestry
by Rodney MacDonough, published 1901, Boston, Mass., Press of Samuel Usher,
pp. 443-457, section on Robert Coles.
Robert Cole, b.ca. 1598-1605, in one of several places, i.e. Berghold,
County Suffolk; Sudbury, County Suffolk; or Navestock, County Essex,
England. Was apparently married twice to two women named Mary, since his
first 3 children were grown and married by the time of his death. His first
wife had probably died by 1637 and he married Mary Hawkshurst, dau. of
Samson Hawkshurst, Vicar of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England, and also a
sister of Christopher Hawxhurst, who came with her from England in 1630.
Note, neither the MacDonough-Hackstaff Ancestry nor The Great Migration
begins has a daughter named Elizabeth attributed to Robert Cole, but her
name is in the Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island. The birthdates
differ from source to source, so I have entered those from "The Great
Migration Begins."
Children by Mary _____, first wife:
1. John Cole, b.ca. 1630, d. before 1683 (my ancestor) m. Ann ______ who m.
2nd William Lynes in 1683
2. Elizabeth Cole(s) (b.ca. 1631- d. ?) m. John Townsend, son of John &
Elizabeth (____) Townsend
3. Deliverance Cole (b. ca. 1632, ca. 1658) m. by 1652 Richard Townsend, son
of John & Elizabeth (____) Townsend
4. Ann Cole(s) (b.ca. 1634- ) m. by 1653 to Henry Townsend, son of John &
Elizabeth (_____) Townsend
Children by Mary Hauxhurst/Hawkshurst (1601-1656), 2nd wife
5. Daniel Cole (b.1637, d. 1692) m. by ca. 1662 Mahkrshallalhashbaz Gorton,
dau. of Samuel & Elizabeth (_____) Gorton
6. Nathaniel Cole (b.ca. 1642- d. ?) m. 30 Aug 1667 (1) Martha Wright
(probably last name was Jackson per Great
Migration Begins), dau. of Nicholas & Ann (____) Wright? (from Gene
Dict. of RI), who d. 17 Dec 1668; m.
(2) Deborah ________
Children by first wife:
Nathaniel Cole, b. 24 Aug 1668
Children by second wife:
Deborah, b. 16 Dec 1694
Nathaniel Cole had confirmation with his brothers Daniel, Robert and
two others of land by patent from Governor
Andros of lands at Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, 10 Nov 1692. He
deeded land at Duck Pond to sons
Caleb and Harvey. They deeded the same to their half-brother
Nathaniel, Jr. 29 Mar 1703. [Source: Gene.
Dictionary of Rhode Island.]
7. Robert Cole(s) (1644-1715) m. 1 Jan 1670 Mercy Wright (d. 1708- ), dau.
of Nicholas & Ann (_____) Wright
8. Sarah Cole (b.ca. 1646, d.? ) m. Thomas Townsend (son of John and
Elizabeth (_____) Townsend) (source:
MacDonough-Hackstaff Ancestry, p. 455)
It was interesting to me to see that Nathaniel Cole had a son named
Caleb. Could he be YOUR Caleb, who possibly had a son named Samuel, who in
turn named a son Caleb after his own father? The sons of Nathaniel Cole had
moved to Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York but I don't know how far that
might be from Wappingers Falls. Just a thought.
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From: Roger Kellner [mailto:]
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Subject: Samuel Cole and Caleb Cole
Hi Listers:
I have a g-g-gfather Samuel COLE, b.August 25, 1800, d. July 14, 1873 and
his son Caleb COLE, b.1841 and d. 1908. Both buried in Wappingers Falls, NY.
Birth places and places of death unknown. Would either of these people fit
in your families?
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Re: st: expandcl and not small datasets
Aljar Meesters <email@example.com>
Re: st: expandcl and not small datasets
Wed, 19 Dec 2012 17:34:32 +0100
Hi Thomas,
I have the same result in Stata 11.2. Apparently a variable has a type
that is not wide enough. I have modified program expandcl, which
solves your issue, but maybe you should file a bug report to Stata.
---- Begin expcandclAjd.ado
*! Adjusted version of expandcl
program expandclAdj, sortpreserve
version 9
gettoken equal : 0, parse("=")
if "`equal'" != "=" {
local 0 `"= `0'"'
syntax =exp [if] [in], ///
GENerate(name) ///
confirm new variable `generate'
marksample touse, novarlist
tempvar vexp oid cid eid
quietly {
gen `vexp' `exp'
// generate cluster id variable that contains the contiguous integers
// 1, ..., `ncl'; where `ncl' is the number of clusters
sort `touse' `cluster', stable
capture by `touse' `cluster': ///
assert int(`vexp') == int(`vexp'[1]) if `touse'
if c(rc) {
di as err "expression is not constant within clusters"
exit 198
by `touse' `cluster': gen `cid' = _n==1
replace `cid' = sum(`cid')
local ncl = `cid'[_N]
gen `oid' = _n
noisily expand `exp' if `touse'
// generate the cluster id variable that is unique between the copies
// of the original clusters
sort `touse' `cluster' `oid', stable
// changed to long!!
by `touse' `cluster' `oid': gen long `eid' = (`cid'-1)*`ncl'+_n
sort `touse' `cluster' `eid', stable
drop `oid'
by `touse' `cluster' `eid': gen `oid' = _n==1 if `touse'
replace `eid' = sum(`oid') if `touse'
rename `eid' `generate'
} // quietly
--- end expcandclAjd.ado
2012/12/19 Tomas Lind <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
> Hi all,
> Problem with -expandcl- when expanding a dataset with 30 000 rows.
> I惴 preparing a dataset for a case-crossover analysis. A CC-group may have 4 or 5 rows of data. Depending on the number of cases in this CC-group (as given by a variable "tot") I duplicate this CC-group tot number of times using -expandcl- (because each of these groups have a case in different points of time). This doesn愒 work in a large dataset. The fake data generated below illustrates the problem. Stata doesn愒 give any error message and I can愒 find any warnings or limits in the help and documentation. Does anyone have more information on this? One solution may be to split the dataset in smaller parts. Maybe there are other solutions?
> ** Generate some fake data ------------------
> clear*
> set obs 30000
> egen double id = fill(1,1,1 2,2,2)
> gen tot=3
> expandcl tot, generate(id2) cluster(id)
> sort id2 id , stable
> order id id2
> ** Look at data -----------------------------
> * In the list below everything looks fine
> * id=1 has been split into 3 groups and are identified by id2
> * The same applies to id=2
> list in 1/18 , sepby(id2)
> * But here id=6335 have not been split into 3 groups identified by id2
> * and the same applies to a lot of other id愀.
> list in 57000/57018 , sepby(id2)
> I run Stata 11.1 on a PC with Windows
> /Tomas
> *
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Go East, young lady! That is the modern-day twist West Virginia University junior Vanessa House is putting on Horace Greeley's famous 1850 plea to young men of that era.
|Vanessa House recently scored a career-high 16 points in West Virginia's 74-42 victory over Marshall in Charleston.
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Two years ago, House, a Fresno, Calif., resident and a star player at Fresno City College, decided East Coast basketball was the way for her to go.
"It's the Big East and you want to play in the better conferences," she reasoned. "After college I want to go play overseas and if I can play in the Big East against this competition that will get me ready for the next level."
House, a 5-foot-7 guard, had a bunch of smaller schools after her until her name blew up when she scored 41 points against Mt. San Antonio College in the national junior college semifinals. That's when West Virginia coach Mike Carey picked up the phone and first got in touch with her.
"After the first game I was getting some looks from Middle Tennessee State and stuff like that," said House. "It wasn't until after the championship game that West Virginia called."
House's other option was nearby Fresno State – a good college program, but not one that plays in a major conference.
So she packed up her bags and headed East.
"The West Coast schools were fine but you hear so much about the Big East and the competition," House said. "It was a little bit intimidating because it was a new style and then you are dealing with being away from home so that was a little bit of an adjustment. But once you get into school and you focus on what you know you can do and stuff like that and that is what helps you get through it."
House said her parents Rosalee and Kevin were supportive of her decision to play basketball 3,000 miles away from home.
"They get to watch the games on the Internet on MSN and they've seen our games on ESPNU," she said. "They were fine with it."
Carey is also fine with it.
House has developed into one of the team's better long-range shooters, hitting 20 of 67 3-point tries so far this year for the 16th-ranked Mountaineers.
In her last five games she has scored 10 against DePaul, 12 at Pitt and 16 against Marshall.
So what gives, Vanessa?
"I just started shooting a lot more after practice because my percentage was so horrible," she said. "It's kind of hard to keep shooting when you are missing. (Carey) tells me to keep shooting so that helps a lot. Now they are starting to go in."
House was supposed to do this last year, but a knee injury ended her season after just eight games. It was the first time in her life that she had ever been seriously injured, but rehab went well and she was running six weeks after the injury.
"I was actually active maybe two and a half months after the surgery," House said. "I think my recovery was well ahead of schedule."
Carey's 18-2 West Virginia basketball team is also well ahead of schedule.
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After losing at fourth-ranked Ohio State on Nov. 19, WVU went two full months before losing again. The 23-point loss to the Buckeyes now appears to have been an aberration.
"It was just a lack of experience," House explained. "Personally, I hadn't been playing in games. Korinne, Madina and Aysa hadn't really played. The only two with any real experience were Liz and Sarah. It was a learning experience."
Since then the Mountaineers have won 16 of their last 17 games and are in the national rankings for just the third time in the program's 35-year history. That's the good news. The even better news is that it appears they will be staying there for a while.
All 10 players on this year's team return next year, including a pair of SEC transfers sitting out this year in 6-foot-3 center Ayana Dunning (LSU) and 6-foot-1 guard Tonia Williams (South Carolina).
Carey has had success with transfers in the past, taking 17 two- and four-year transfers in the last five years. There are five transfers on this year's team, including House. All of them hit it off immediately.
"If we're not doing anything we're like, 'Hey, let's go eat together.' This year we all do things together," House explained. "We'll go to the men's game together. It's just easy to call somebody and say, 'Hey, let's go hang out.' It's fun. It's not like, 'Oh, I have to hang out with her.' We want to hang out with each other."
And that is probably the biggest secret to this year's success. All of the parts fit. House and Liz Repella are the team's outside shooters. Asya Bussie is the inside scorer. Korinne Campbell can do a little of both; Madina Ali is the rebounder, defender and the defensive stopper, and Sarah Miles is the team's playmaker and catalyst.
Natalie Burton and Akeema Richards provide additional support off the bench.
Each and every one of them understands their role.
"It's kind of good that we can all play off of each other," House said. "When somebody is not hitting you are able to find something else you can do for the team and still keep it going."
And where that ultimately takes this team is anyone's guess. West Virginia's two other outstanding teams in 1992 and 2008 were senior-oriented. This year's squad is still staring at its future.
"There is a lot of talk about the rankings but we don't want to get into that stuff," she said. "It really doesn't matter. I think we're more focused on one game at a time – what can we do to make our team better for the next game?"
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I guess you really don't care about roleplaying in an rpg since taking you reticule and aiming at someone and firing then hitting them and doing full damage every time is not your character doing it but you yourself. You mention several other games and not one of them (not sure about Mass Effect) use your personal skills to determine the outcome. In The Witcher you play a little game of timing that directs your character to attack an enemy and all damage done is based on his skills not really yours. Where you come in is on how well you do the game of timing which is an abstract on you directing the character to fight.I will use Oblivion as my next example since characters always hit. In Oblivion you direct your character to attack an enemy and all you are doing is moving him into place and pushing the attack button and it is your characters skills that determine the damage you do. (blocking isn't really good for roleplaying that much in that game through)
The main difference between what you want and roleplaying is that you are directly determining how the outcome is instead of the character. It would be like trying to guide someone to shoot a gun but just before the person shoots the gun you take it out of their hand and shoot yourself. In roleplaying you would be guiding the person to shoot the gun getting them in the right position and helping to aim it but the person shoots the gun. You would motivate the person to do what you want them to do and help them along the way but it would be the persons experience and ability that will determine the overall outcome.
The most realistic way to simulate roleplaying would be to have the character miss a good part of the time and do heavy damage when they hit but most developers have moved to the less realistic way of doing it (mostly because people complaining about missing so much when it looks like they are hitting) where you hit every time but have a low range of damage that you hit for. The only way to make it more realistic then the first is to make fighting more cinematic and you have less control over the characters direct movement. They could do something like a game like they did in The Witcher except show the give and take of the battle. In melee combat they could show the banging of the weapons together and the movement back and forward and side to side as they dodge and give and take ground while dodging. In gun combat your character would take cover and the character and enemy (both behind cover) exchange gun fire and while during the exchange and reload they would move to other cover to get an advantage and moving around to avoid being shot and to get to a position where the enemy isn't firing so you can get the surprise on him. This would be great for me but most casual gamers would complain over not having direct control over their characters so most developers won't do it. I think a good game to direct the melee combat would be similar to left click to attack, right click to parry, forward key to press the attack, back key to retreat, and the left and right keys to dodge left and right. For gun combat you could use the left and right arrows to move behind cover and move to different covers and use the up and down arrows to determine when to shoot or duck and use keys to switch weapons or throw a grenade.
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Ripper: Water. That's what I'm getting at. Water. Mandrake, water is the source of all life. Seven tenths of this earth's surface is water. Why, you realize that.. seventy percent of you is water.
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If projected increases in the use of corn for ethanol production occur, the harm to water quality could be considerable, and water supply problems at the regional and local levels could also arise.
And a little later
agricultural shifts to growing corn and expanding biofuel crops into regions with little agriculture, especially dry areas, could change current irrigation practices and greatly increase pressure on water resources in many parts of the United States. The amount of rainfall and other hydroclimate conditions from region to region causes significant variations in the water requirement for the same crop
For biorefineries, the water consumed for the ethanol production process — although modest compared with the water used growing biofuel crops — could substantially affect local water supplies, the committee concluded. A biorefinery that produces 100 million gallons of ethanol a year would use the equivalent of the water supply for a town of about 5,000 people. Biorefineries could generate intense challenges for local water supplies, depending on where the facilities are located. However, use of water in biorefineries is declining as ethanol producers increasingly incorporate water recycling and develop new methods of converting feedstocks to fuels that increase energy yields while reducing water use, the committee noted.
This may be a report that Bill Couser over at the Des Moines Register (pretty much required reading I'd say) was responding to in a recent post, and which I stumbled upon yesterday. But Bill, is a farmer in the mid west. He takes a different approach. I can see where he's coming from but I do have an issue with his approach, when he says:
If you would take the annual rainfall in central Iowa (35 inches) over half a section of land (320 acres), that is the amount of water we would use.
Which is fine providing that there's a healthy surplus of corn and that you don't need to irrigate to get the yield up to meet your commitments. If you do find yourself in marginal lands growing crops then you will need to irrigate, as the National Research Council says:
expanding biofuel crops into regions with little agriculture, especially dry areas, could change current irrigation practices and greatly increase pressure on water resources in many parts of the United States
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I have installed Backtrack 4 on my Macbook pro (5.1) with VMWare Fusion. My wifi card reference is Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (driver version : 184.108.40.206).
BT4 runs very well but my card is not recognized. I keep on searching on internet but I can't find out how to make it be recognized and work.
What do I have to do?
Need help! Please.