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August 25th, 2009, 10:15 PM #1
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Just wondering for those that use them, which one? I was looking for something to put 125x125 banners on my blog or other banners and found this one - http://www.kadom.net/159/kadom-ads-management
It had a 5 star rating in Wordpress, just tried it out and it works great. Can set up different zones, stats, also good for selling ad space, can pick start and end dates and all that stuff. It's all on that page. So it looks like everything I was looking for and even more, just wanted to make sure there wasn't some other great one out there I'm missing. Thanks.
August 26th, 2009, 01:33 AM #2
thanks for sharing this one! i like the start and end date feature. I'm going to go get it right now. If you find anything else, will you let us know?
August 26th, 2009, 03:39 AM #3
That plugin looks great and easy to use. If you're looking for a bit more power and features, check out openx. It is not a plugin, so initially will take more work to setup the zones. It is worth it though imo. Here is a video of it:
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Most Popular Forms of Birth Control
What's Your Preferred Method of Birth Control?
The Pill is still queen of contraception, according to new research from the National Center of Health Statistics. The center interviewed 7,356 women ages 15 to 44 over two years and compared the results to similar surveys conducted in 1982, 1995, and 2002. As it was in 1982, the pill is still the most popular choice among women looking to prevent pregnancy, but whether you're more likely to use birth control in the first place depends on your background.
Based on the data, the more educated a woman's mother is, the more likely she is to use birth control. Use also varied on race. White women are the most likely to use contraception, followed by Asian American women, Hispanics, and then black women. Here are some more stats:
- In 1982, 55.7 percent of women used contraception. Today, 61.8 percent of women do.
- 17 percent of women use the pill (15.6 percent did in 1982), 16.7 percent rely on female sterilization (12.9 percent did in 1982), and 10 percent of women rely on condoms (6.7 percent did in 1982). As for other nonhormonal options, there was an increase in IUD use and a near end to the use of a diaphragm. The use of the so-called withdrawal method also went up.
- Male sterilization has remained steady at 6.1 percent.
- The use of emergency contraception has increased to 10 percent of women from 4 percent in 2002.
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A school in Great Maplestead has applied to build a single storey extension.
St Giles' School, Church Street, is planning an 18m squared extension behind the main school hall.
Jinnie Nichols, headteacher at the school, said: "We are going to be using the space as a new store for our PE equipment so that will free up the area that we currently used to be a group working space for students.
"The old equipment store won't be used as a class room, but somewhere where groups of high ability children can be taken where they can be taught to the best of their abilities."
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SymbianExample.com is eventually up and running. It took quite some time to restart it, but I am very much pleased with the results. It is build on the Drupal CMS 4.7 Beta 4. As it is still beta, I disabled comments – they work ok, but display error-like messages, when you post. They will be enabled whenever Drupal community releases the next Beta or RC of the 4.7 (sometime in February)
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Government spending: an economic boost?
The severe global economic downturn and the large stimulus programs that governments in many countries adopted in response have generated a resurgence in research on the effects of fiscal policy. One key lesson emerging from this research is that there is no single fiscal multiplier that sums up the economic impact of fiscal policy. Rather, the impact varies widely depending on the specific fiscal policies put into effect and the overall economic environment.
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"The NFL Today" on CBS was one of the preeminent sports programs on television in the early 1980s. It was a perfect combination of reporting, analysis, predictions, humor and talent. But there was no personality on the show more popular than Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder. Born in Steubenville, Ohio, to Greek immigrants, Jimmy overcame childhood tragedy, moved to Las Vegas, and eventually became the biggest name in the world of sports handicapping. When CBS added him as an "analyst" on "The NFL Today," "The Greek" not only further increased his stature as a sort of national folk hero, but he also gained an air of respectability never before associated with gamblers. Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Fritz Mitchell, who broke in as an intern on "The NFL Today," will examine Snyder's impact on the growth of sports gambling, while also taking a fresh look at The Greek's tragic downfall.
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I personally am not sad at all to see our first case come to a close. NoirCat was one of Onyx's and my good friends and we are both happy to know that she is where she wants to be and no longer feeling bad about herself.
This case had many ups and downs and confusing moments. At first we were very concerned that somebody had taken her and we all were scared for her safety. But, we should have known better because Meowdred is definitely a girl who can fend for herself! I mean, she did elude us for a few days until she literally left us a trail to find her with the soft paws. Onyx keeps hoping we can visit her someday in Japan but I think that might be too much of a give away to anyone paying attention to this case and our postings about it.
As for the BWA, these being our first and second cases, I think we did a very good job. These cases were pretty difficult to handle together because they interlaced so much. It wasn't too hard to figure out the right thing to do though. Maggie may have been our primary client in the beginning but NoirCat's feelings and problems took precedence for sure. And that's why I named this post "An End and A Beginning." Of course, I think there were a few ends that lead to the beginning. Out first two cases ended, the objectification of NoirCat ended, and her unhappiness ended. Now she can begin her happy new life as Ivanna.
Anyways, if you have missed any more of the BWA's first two cases, you can read our released information on it here: BWA Blog. This site contains all of our case updates as well as any information we have released that I may have no shared with you myself.


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Needed to up the dose on my therapy for Lake Atlantic Syndrome (DSM-IV). Already had the 31" Taylor Knox that has changed my game over the last few months and given me hours of fun each day not to mention unreal workouts.
Picked up the 36" Jason Adams Artist Series Pintail and the 30.75" Revert Koi (which was a demo model - good deal on it!). The Revert Koi has its back truck loosed up a bit and that TOTALLY changes the ride. Some would say it gets too skatey more than it already is but to me it is completely fine and really lets you rip on a smaller board. Compare it to the difference between the feel of a midlength vs. a HPSB. I don't feel it's too skatey at all for me and actually requires me to be very attentive to finding balance and technique for the right pivot.
The 36" Pintail rips pave and makes and maintains mad speed. Should be even better for my downhills which I like but have had to keep at a lower grade than on a regular skate.
These sticks sure help the stoke. Now I've got 3 in the quiver so any brahs who can skate that come by the crib can go rip pave with me and they won't have to be kicking asphalt on their skate while I'm just pumping on my Carver.
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Thread: Got 2 new Carver boards
Sep 27, 2013, 12:26 AM #1
Got 2 new Carver boards
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these boards are seriously game changing.
the progress from ripping up the Carver 31" Resin the past few months has been monumental
plus you're the baddest ass mother****er riding the bowl on those skatey things at any park
When the northern wind is blowing days on end, it's Carver time.
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Carvers are sick but 3? That's some overkill right there. If they all have the C7 trucks then why didn't you just get different sized decks to change the wheelbase and turning radius? Having 3 completes is pretty unnecessary. If you wanted to change the way your first one skated you could just have adjusted the trucks and tried a different wheelbase, but to it's their own...to it's their own.
Sep 27, 2013, 06:38 PM #5
Sep 27, 2013, 06:52 PM #6
^^^ Buahahaha, such a smart a$$
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I appreciate the fiscal concern for me but I'll retain full executive control of my wallet, thanks. Part of the reason I'm single is so I don't have to hear such things...from a woman...who's doing things like cooking and cleaning and rogering. I got the latest two on steep discount cheaper than I would've got both Carver trucks and viable decks. As said, I want multiple boards for friends to ride with me and to mix it up for myself. Thanks again for the concern. What matters to me is knowing that you care [/QUOTE]
Heard great things about these. Are the C7 trucks the only difference from all other cruisers? How can I score one at a "steep discount"? Thanks
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I just got a 37 pintail with s10 original trucks and orangutang wheels. This board is sick rides just like a surfboard and some flex.
Sep 27, 2013, 08:07 PM #9
As for price point, everything's a negotiation brah! They made out ok and so did I. Stoked to be on these things.
It's amusing to note that I ate an incredible amount of schitt yesterday and last night on my rides as both boards are new enough in either their length or rear truck tension from my Knox Carver to require at least some adaptation of muscle memory/motor learning. I am pretty good at falling from all sports and so many botched surf rides, but I seem to always land straight on my hip and right palm. Got a golf ball on my hip today and palm looks like roast beef!! Do it for the stories.
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Buck Rogers #0 (ComiXology App)
Written by Scott Beatty
Art by Carlos Rafael
Published by Dynamite, this is a short prologue that introduced the new ongoing series starring Buck Rogers, the popular sci-fi hero that is one of the earliest examples of the space adventurer archetype.
The comic starts with an older and more experienced Buck Rogers facing off against n alien race of gigantic single-cell organisms that are threatening to invade and absorb Earth.
The aliens are suitably creepy, and an interesting take on the concept, though I am left wondering how they constructed all the spaceships they travel in, since they are giant single cell bacteria-like creatures?
Despite having considerable support, and an army to defend themselves, Earth still trusts Buck Rogers as it's most critical line of defense. In the end he does his job, but to do so he must sacrifice his life. It's a pretty cool scene.
The comic seems to hint that Buck's two children will take up his mantle. It's an interesting direction to take, and a pretty good hook for a new series.
Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #1 (Marvel App)
Written by Mark Millar
Art by Terry Dodson
The debut issue of the Marvel Knigths: Spider-Man series was an interesting experiment at its time. With a creative team like Mark Millar and Terry Dodson, it was quite popular at first, but then sales dipped quite a lot towards it's one-year mark.
I had read this before, and remember enjoying it at the time, so it was good to revisit it. The first thing I notice is how dated the opening scene becomes (with two people discussing switching from VHS to DVD's) even though it's only 5 years old.
Spider-Man battles the Green Goblin in a rather brutal fight, where the two opponents end up badly injured. Meanwhile, Aunt May is preparing to move into the city.
Someone has learned that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, and prepares a series of taunts to draw him out, including defacing Uncle Ben's grave, and finally kidnapping Aunt May.
There is a scene where Peter, in his civilian clothes, starts swinging through the city in order to reach Aunt May in time. I understand what it was going for, that sheer desperation that causes someone to throw caution into the wind, but it felt fake to me.
Dodson's art is the best thing about this issue. Clean lines, incredible storytelling, and a distinctive style that is both recognizably his and reminiscent of the yesteryear of comics.
Skaar: Son of Hulk #7 (Marvel App)
Written by Greg Pak
Art by Butch Guice
The second arc of Skaar: Son of Hulk begins here, which itself followed the events of Planet Hulk. I read the first couple of issues of this series, but they did not capture me like Planet Hulk did.
Skaar has fully inherited the Old Power from her dead mother, and is now a tremendous force to be reckoned. He can control the planet itself to do its bidding. The quest to get there has been long and hard.
Skaar plans to get revenge on the Red King, who made his life miserable since he was a kid. He plans to storm his fortress, pretty much destroying everything around it, when a stranger interrupts him.
The stranger in question is the Silver Surfer, who has found Sakaar (that's the name of the planet) because of the powerful energies that lie inside of it's core and could feed Galactus. The feast would satiate Galactus' hunger for thousands of years. It's an interesting concept thrown out there by Pak.
The ending is a nice callback to a previous storyline in Planet Hulk, where the Silver Surfer finds himself once again fitted with an obedience disk.
Thor #14 (Marvel App)
Written by Dan Jurgens
Art by Mike McKone
Kind of a strange comic to upload, if you ask me. This is from the mid-to-late 90's series of Thor comics, after the Heroes Reborn event. The main story revolves around Thor teaming up with Iron Man.
Did you know that for a while there, Thor's alter ego wasn't Don Blake, but instead some ER named Jake Olson? Yeah, me neither, but it is that way in this comic.
At the start of the comic, this alter ego of Thor has suffered a heart attack, and Iron Man has brought him to a hospital to get him some help. The rest of the story is revealed through flashbacks, where Iron Man retells how this happened.
There are some intriguing ideas here, such as Thor's hammer not coming back like it always does, which is actually explained later.
Thor and Iron Man team up together to battle Absorbing Man and Titania. I don't know about everyone else, but Absorbing Man stories always bore me to tears. Just a character that does not interest me at all.
The art by Mike McKone is quite interesting to compare with his current output in Avengers Academy. It's familiar enough, but not as good with facial shapes and shadows.
World of Warcraft #0 (ComiXology/DC App)
Written by Walt Simonson
Art by Ludo Lullabi
Another prologue issue to an ongoing series. This series supposedly sells quite well outside of the Direct Market, and it's published by WildStorm.
Years completely avoiding anything related to World of Warcraft thrown out the window! I was kind of interested to read this, because it was written by the legendary Walt Simonson.
Can't really say I care much about World of Warcraft, even after reading this. There is a whole lot of clunky exposition and not a whole lot of action going here.
The story centers around an old orc that used to be a gladiator warrior, but now trains other younger orcs to become gladiators. His prize pupil was recently poisoned and murdered. That means that two other students must fill in for him.
Art-wise, I can't say I enjoyed this very much. It's not a style I enjoy, as it is very angular and lacking depth. It's also not very similar to the design and art in the actual game, so the art direction for this is kind of confusing.
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Screening tests for Down's syndrome could lead women to undergo needless invasive tests and risk miscarrying healthy babies, a doctor warned yesterday.
A retired doctor writing in a medical journal has cast doubt on the value of using ultrasound screening to establish a couple's risk of having a baby with Down's.
The test, done at 11 or 12 weeks into the pregnancy, measures the fluid at the back of the foetus's neck and this, together with maternal age, is calculated to give an individual risk of Down's.
Parents use this score to decide whether to have a test called an amniocentesis. This involves taking a sample of fluid from the womb.
The test determines if the baby does have Down's, but carries a one in 200 risk of causing a miscarriage.
Dr Hylton Meire, formerly of King's College Hospital, wrote in Ultrasound that if all pregnant women underwent the amniocentesis test it could lead to the miscarriage of 3,200 healthy babies a year.
There are about 30,000 amniocentesis tests done a year in the UK. Because the ultrasound is not very accurate it can throw up "false positives". This leads more women to have an amniocentesis than is necessary to detect Down's and Edward's Syndrome.
Edward's is a chromosomal abnormality which means babies often do not live past infancy. It affects one in every 3,000 babies born. Down's syndrome affects one in every 1,000 babies and is more common in older mothers.
According to Dr Meire's calculations, there would be 160 healthy babies lost for every 50 cases of Down's or Edwards detected. Patrick O'Brien, a consultant obstetrician and a spokesman for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said it is the parent's choice to make.
"This paper questions that, based on the whole population, is this screening test worth it? But the question is about the couple's individual choice.
"If a couple have a high risk of Down's and have the amniocentesis and then miscarry a healthy baby that is a huge tragedy, but you have to allow parents to decide."


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First up the missing models from lady month, some armed peasants from Wargames Foundry and another ten skeletons from Mantic Games.
Thursday, 31 December 2015
2015 Final painting update
Here's the last of my finished 2015 painting including some I'd thought that I had already shared;
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Saturday, 19 December 2015
Warlord 28mm Napoleonic Late French Infantry - a mini review
Last year at the Derby show, we had a sprue of French Infantry in our carrier bag. It's taken all this time for me to think about painting them, a recent couple of games of Sharp Practice 2 may have helped.
I believe these figures represent infantry in post 1812 uniforms albeit in greatcoats, which does make for easier painting. With no tunics showing, the changes will be reflected in the changes to the shakos. Let's face it when you are in a game you are not going to notice the subtle changes.
This box comes with five of the six figure sprues plus a selection of metals for the command. I'm only going to comment on the plastics as they are the ones I have.
The sprues comprise six marching figures, two have flank company epulettes, six backpacks of which two have sabres again for the flank companies. There are ten heads, either in shako or covered shako with a single example of a bare head and a forage cap.
I believe Warlord might have their own tool makers rather than use Renedra like the Perrys and I think the figures suffer for it. The bodies have sprue connections at the base, arm and on the neck join, the latter connection is awkward to clean up. The heads also have two connections to the side and base of the neck. Warlord use a flat join rather than ball joint, which has less poseability, with both pieces needing cleanup you will have to take care to get a good fit.
I have mounted my figures onto some large nails with my glue gun, I attempted to do much of the base coating with my airbrush. First up the shakos and packs were primed black and the rest of the model white, in reality the pressure needed for the Vallejo primer meant the black got a lot of overspray.
Followed up with more black, off white for the trousers then grey or brown for the greatcoats.
The models are completed by hand with the normal mix of Vallejo, Foundry etc.
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More ruins, bones and Dragon Rampant
I managed to grab some more Dreamholme Scenics ruins on eBay, more pieces with steps and some archways. I've popped a piece from the Garden of Morr in the centre along with some painted Reaper Bones, the Dire Boar is from Paizo Wizkids D&D range sold prepainted.
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A busy weekend, London and all day gaming
I recently took advantage of some very cheap train tickets for a day out in London, a visit to the Dragonmeet show and a general explore. Arriving relatively early at Marylebone, I couldn't help but walk up the road to Baker Street to see 221b with it's blue plaque and museum next door.
Outside the entrance to the tube station was even a Holmes statue. All very apt as I was reading Moriarty by Anthony Horowitz on the train down and finishing it on the return journey.
I love The Clash so had to take this!
Getting to Dragonmeet just before the doors opened, there was a queue so I walked in and explored a little before turning back and headed in. The show was quite small, for the amount of people inside it was also quite hot. The scheduled RPG sessions were also together and i imagine that room would have been quite noisy when it ol got going. Much of what was there I had seen at Games Expo in the summer, also despite a stand selling Frostgrave, with the author a present there were no demos.
I was hoping for a D&D session but the few scheduled were for the afternoon and evening which clashed with my train, a bit frustrating but once I'd seen everything and spoke to a few folks I left and made my way back to the tube.
Wandering London, I found Orcs Nest, a well stocked games shop near Seven Dials, lots of stock and worth a visit.
The next day was the clubs Xmas all day meeting, we had Rich and Nick from TooFatLardies popping down once again and we played a couple of games of the forthcoming revision of Sharp Practice. Doing away with the bonus deck, the game uses the 'Grasp the Nettle' cards for additional game effects. I'm really looking forward to these, Rich has promised a play test copy soon.
All the terrain and models were painted by Jim.
Following the game I seem to have bought more Perry plastics, how did that happen?
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Monday, 30 November 2015
More Bones!
Alas no finished painting this week as I've had a busy weekend. I had a wet day in Cardiff but found the time to pop to the not so new Firestorm Games store, just a stones throw from the original. Here's a shot of the retail area, lots of great stock and a good selection of paints.
The gaming centre is run separately and has an alcohol licence too. Lots of tables in a clean and bright environment.
I picked up some more paints and the Mantic Dungeon Saga furniture pack as well as picking up a package of Reaper Bones left for me by Annie, the Dice Bag Lady.
I think the furniture pack is great, hard plastic with no visible casting lines. The chests all have separate lids, I'd definately by another pack even if I don't need multiples of the throne and well. Recommended.
The Reaper Bones range is a great source for monsters for D&D and games like Frostgrave or Otherworld skirmish. I've added a couple of Mantic zombie trolls I picked up recently whilst Northstar had them on offer.
In the above photo you will also find a Purple Worm, Brass Bull. Chthon, Imp, Dire Wolves, Marsh Troll, Roper, Gelatinous Cube, Ankheg, Clay, Flesh and Stone Golems. These are already undercoated and will be fun to paint.
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Wednesday, 18 November 2015
Fantasy scenics
Here's a few finished scenic bits and pieces I've picked up recently. First up here they are in a little scene on the painting table with some miniatures.
The treasure is the Cursed Treasure from Ristuls Market available in the UK from The Dice Bag Lady while the ruins, statue and barricade are from Dreamholme Scenics.
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Tuesday, 17 November 2015
Frostgrave Adventurers
Just as I finish my Frostgrave adventurers, the postman drops off a parcel from Northstar containing my Nickstarter for the 'Thaw of the Lichelord', before I show the contents, here's the finished adventurers.
I have tried to give myself a good selection of models in all the standard types. I've included some female heads from statuesque miniatures, available from The Dice Bag Lady.
First up there's the new book. This is a campaign with some new henchmen, magic and monsters to fight.
Here's one of the new sprues. Included are some bits and pieces to make zombies from both these and original adventurers set as well as a selection of weapons and many heads.
Resin treasure tokens and The Dark Cauldron. The cauldron walls are quite thin, I'm going to add a couple of coats of Mr Surfacer paint-on filler to try and thicken the sides.
Lich Wizard and Apprentice, again great sculpts.
Bard and Mule
Frost Wraith and Templar (free with the Nickstarter)
I've added these to my order, I needed a couple of Snow Trolls. I'll try and bend one of the arms so they aren't identical. There are only a couple of bits I need to complete the original bestiary now, I have some Reaper Bones to pick up in a few weekends.
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Monday, 16 November 2015
I sat in a Vulcan ....
The Jet Age museum has opened recently in nearby Staverton, the museum particularly focuses on Gloster aircraft. Here's a few shots from my phone, I'm going back soon with a proper camera.
Gloster Javelin
Gloster Meteor
Gloster E28
Gloster Gamecock
More Meteors
Later variant with a radar
Harrier two seat trainer cockpit
Here's the Vulcan. It was recovered from an aircraft broken for spares, the nose was painted silver and painted silver as a rocket and placed as a rocket pointing upwards. When Jet Age got it, they stripped the paint and discovered a well preserved interior.
Climb up the crew hatch and there's a tight squeeze and then you are in the pilot and co-pilot positions.
Tiny Windows
Behind you is the seating for the Navigator and Flight Engineer.
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Monday, 12 October 2015
Derby, Kickstarters and painting.
I'm rolling up three posts in to one as I've not managed to get the earlier posts written.
A couple of weekends ago, Ade and I popped in his car and took the trip up to Donnington Park. The venue is a great improvement on both of the university and the Hexagon. A good queue met us as we parked up which got moving and soon we were inside.
We made a great effort to go up and down the Isles to see all the traders, I particularly wanted to check out 15mm ancients, looking for size matches with the Forged in Battle Gauls. Alas the Blue Moon figures at Old Glory were too big, they are very nice, Donnington proved to be a good match and I'll send them an order before the end of the year. Alas we didn't find the Open Combat table.
My haul at the end of the day included another 4ground building, a few more reaper bones, Foundry peasants and more foam trays. Most of my cash went to Annie, the Dice Bag Lady, she had some Frostgrave bits and then I succumbed to the temptation and bought the Otherworld fantasy skirmish game along with the cards and counters.
Wargames Emporium had painted three up versions of the new cultists, these come out next month. I've got a box coming on the Nickstarter along with some freebies.
This was probably my favourite game of the show, even if it is Bolt Action, good looking terrain and not too much kit on the table.
Coming home, the postman had tried to deliver a parcel, my 'Return of the Monsters' Kickstarter had turned up from Heresy Miniatures. Much of this is multi part so I won't have any decent photos till I have at least assembled them. To come we have giant maggots, waspquitos, a Minotaur, a vampire and a cyclops. Watch this space.
I have been busy assembling my Frostgrave soldiers, a few now have female heads too. Here's a couple of new beasts.
Northstar Large Constuct
Reaper Bones Werewolf - a big model, very imposing.
Hopefully I will have more skeletons finished this week as well as treasure piles from Ristuls Market.
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BSOD playing Counter Strike GO, BCCode 116
Hi everyone and thanks for taking the time to help me out.
I just updated my BIOS, my audio drivers, my chipset drivers and my GPU drivers. I have no problem playing games in general, but with Counter Strike Go, I always get BSODs. After a certain amount of time, the screen will go completly green or blue or pink (it's kind of random) and the sound will loop very fast at infinite (kind of buzzing sound or glitching noise). I need to restart the computer since everything is frozen.
At restart I get this message : "Windows as recovered from an unexpected shutdown, problem event name : Bluescreen, etc..."
So I followed the procedure and you will find all the infos in the .zip file uploaded.
I don't have any problems with other modern games, it only seem to happen in counter strike go. I suspect it's GPU related, but I monitored the temperature with GPU-Z and nothing special happen in the log before the crash.
Thank you and sorry for my bad english.
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Thanks for your inputs ! My video card drivers is already up to date ( I even tried the new beta one with clean install ).
My camera is now updated, but the game still crash.
I'll run the 3 diagnostics you suggested, I'll keep you informed.
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Can you post another BSOD, after upgradation of the camera ?
It will help us to compare what is causing the further crashes .
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It's always the nvidia video drivers that cause the crash, I checked the minidumps myself each time.
I found that if I disable antialiasing ingame, I don't have any BSOD.
Looks like there's a conflict with the AA ingame and my video card.
I guess my problem is solved, but it's weird.
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However, as though the prospect of trying to extract reward from the world champions – who themselves are bidding for a perfect record in Group I – was not daunting enough, Craig Levein is almost out of strikers.
Officially, Kenny Miller is still in the reckoning to resume his established role as lone forward in Levein's 4-1-4-1 system but one glance at the player's demeanour as the Scotland squad made their way from Liechtenstein on Sunday morning was sufficient to establish that the Cardff City man does not nourish more than vestigial hope of overcoming the groin tear that ruled him out of the 1-0 win in the Rheinstadion on Saturday night.
On that occasion Craig Mackail-Smith proved a more than adequate replacement, scoring the only goal of the game on his first international start to edge the Scots a point ahead of the Czech Republic, who meet Lithuania in Kaunas on Tuesday night, having already lost to the same opponents in Prague last year. Unfortunately for Levein, the Brighton forward also reported an ailment once his delight had lost its analgesic effect.
"Mackail-Smith has a hamstring injury," said the manager, who is also sweating over the fitness of midfielder Barry Bannan who is struggling with an Achilles injury.
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"He said it was a bit stiff but hopefully he's all right. We'll just need to wait and see."
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"It was a tough 90 minutes but it was also quite a stressful 90 minutes for me as I'm sure you can imagine. I was actually quite relaxed throughout the last 10 minutes of the match but there was a period before then – about 70 to 80 minutes in – when I was a little concerned because we didn't control the ball as well we had been doing.
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"So we've done that now in our last two games, we did it against Denmark and we would have done the same had it not been for the circumstances of the Czech Republic game. That suggests we are improving in that regard.
"So today I have changed my focus a little bit. I'm really pleased with the players for the way they closed it out and also really pleased with the possession football we played, particularly in the first half."
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Most, though, would take the view that the Czechs are the more likely qualifiers because it would be no great surprise if they should beat Lithuania – or at least earn a draw – while a Scottish success of any kind against Spain would be a considerable achievement.
Levein, though, has another take on the available options. "Well, it's in our hands," he said. "I know everybody is talking about having to play against Spain but, the bottom line is, it's up to us.
"If we win the Czechs can't do anything about it, so, from my point of view, that's something I can have a degree of control over. The other thing is, if you are the Czech Republic, you know 100 per cent that even if you win your last game you might not finish in second place.
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The manager also revealed that, on Scotland's part, Tuesday's fixture incorporates a degree of homage towards their hosts. "You can see how we're trying to change the way we play," he declared.
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"That gives me encouragement that we have the players to do that against Spain. Maybe we have a long way to go but we're heading in the right direction."


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Today we might get some opportunity to enter the market with some short setup forming already on AUDUSD pair. This is a medium trade which means if we enter this trade, it will last around 2-3 days since from my point of view, I spot this opportunity from the 4H.
First let's us see the weekly chart. We see that after a nice run to the upside, a shooting star has finally forming. This is last week's candle. What does this means? well, to me it is means that the nice run up has finally begin to loss some strength and the momentum has begin to change to the downside.
Second, if we look at the 4H chart, There is Head & Shoulder pattern or 1-2-3 pattern forming on this medium time frame. This adds some more sureness for me to seek for the short entry on this pair. Not to mention, if we zoom in to look for more clues, we can see that this pair is definitely on bearish trend currently, price is rejected at an area where previous highs and lows forms, also at around this area, there is a weekly pivot point there.
From the lower time frame, the 15 minutes, we can see that price rejection happens quite many times at around these levels and also my MA's study tells me that trend is also begin to show itself because the MA's is widening from each other.
If you are into this trade, you can try to put your stop loss at around 0.99000 and take profit 1 at yesterday's low 0.96628 and take profit 2 at 0.96017
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Camp By The Sea Specialty Camps offer a myriad of activities the entire summer that each camper can enjoy. Specialty Camps focus on one topic or specific field of interest for the entire week. These weeks are designed to provide an intense exposure and are a great way for campers to add even more variety to their summer experience.
Half Day Specialty Camps are either 9:00am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-4:00pm, as indicated.
Full Day Specialty Camps will have their chosen specialty camp in the morning and then join their Camp By The Sea friends for afternoon activities. Please note, Full Day Tennis Camp is reversed – Campers will enjoy Campy By The Sea activities in the morning and Tennis Camp in the afternoon.
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July 3 – 7 (No camp on July 4)
Half Day: 9:00am – 12:30pm
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
55 years of basketball wizardry returns to Margate this summer! Join the antics of the internationally renowned Harlem Wizards as they teach campers the tricks, skills and attitude to be successful at basketball. Fun-filled drills and fast paced fun will help campers take it to the net!
Page to Stage – Performing Arts Camp
July 3 – 7 (No camp on July 4)
Half Day: 9:00am – 12:30pm
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Learn about center stage and backstage with this hands-on camp. This is a great camp for children looking to harness their inner actor/actress. The backstage pass includes workshops on script writing, costume/set design, puppetry and much more!
NJY Camp Noar Sleepaway Option
July 10 – 14
Grades 4 – 6
Noar campers enrolled for week 3 of Camp By The Sea will have an optional overnight to NJY camp in Milford, PA. NJY offers awesome activities including boating, waterfront fun, zip lines, an outdoor nature/art program and much more. This add-on option includes transportation to and from NJY, all meals, snacks, activities, cabin accommodations and counselor supervision.
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Option 1: July 10 – 14
Option 2: July 31 – August 4
Half Day 12:30pm – 4:00pm
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Serve it, smash it, win it, love it! Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced player, this tennis camp will improve your game and skills. Tennis pro Mark Nigalan will teach stroke techniques, volley, serves, grips and footwork. See you on the courts – Game, Set, Match!
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July 10 – 14
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
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Flag Football Camp
July 17 -21
Half Day: 9:00am – 12:30pm
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Are you ready for some flag football!? America's favorite pastime tradition returns to Margate! Campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball including passing, catching, de-flagging and defensive positioning – all presented in a fun and positive environment.
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July 17 -21
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Campers experience best of both worlds with this full day camp. Every day will be a new and exciting trip or adventure including excursions like Ocean City Bay Kayaking, Sahara Sam's Waterpark, Bass River State Park, Castaway Cove Amusement park, beach time, surf lessons and more!
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July 24 – 28
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Swing into action with our new and improved Golf Camp. Campers will visit Twisted Dunes Golf course where experienced golf pros will focus on swing technique, driving, chipping, putting and pitching. So tee it high, let it fly and get ready to outdrive your competition.
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July 24 – 28
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Saddle up for a hands-on week of horse grooming, tacking and riding. Experienced instructors at Split Elm Ranch will teach campers how to safely handle and care for horses. Acres of trails plus indoor/outdoor riding rings provide an incredible background for our horseback riding program.
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Option 2: August 14 – 18
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Dancers dream with their feet. Our dreamy camper dancers will jam and groove their way through July and August with two dance camps! This full day camp will focus on a variety of different dance styles including ballet, jazz, hip hop, musical theatre and more! Friday will be a recital for the whole camp!
Club Getaway Noar Sleepaway Option
Monday – Wednesday, July 31 – August 2
Grades 4 – 6
Noar campers enrolled for week 6 of Camp By The Sea will have the optional overnight to Club Getaway, a premier resort camp in Kent, Connecticut. This add on option includes transportation to and from Kent, CT, all meals, snacks, activities, cabin accommodations and counselor supervision.
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Camp
August 7 – 11
Full Day: 9:00am – 4:00pm
This camp is all about balancing out all of the extreme action and fun with plenty of awesome girl time! You can expect manicures and pedicures, facemasks, yoga and smoothie bars- that is, when you aren't conquering the JCC rock wall, surfing a huge wave or hitting a home run in sports! GJWHF camp will be neutral and act as judges during Camp By The Sea's Color War Games.


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39 days until the cupcake event! It's true how people say time flies.
The cupcake event may sound overwhelming at first, but it's truly effortless.
One, you don't even need to bring cupcakes. Just show up on the 24th of September at noon. Bring yourself, a date or neighbor. Two, it's free! We only ask you to RSVP to keep a head count and make sure everyone has the chance to consume as many cupcakes as they desire. Three, the event is not just for cupcake lovers and bakers. It's going to be fantastic because it's designed for the attendees to enjoy themselves in a relaxed environment. A cupcake in one hand and a beverage in the other.
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St. Christopher's Hospital for Children to Open Center for the Urban Child
The Center for the Urban Children will offer "one-stop-healthcare-shop" for kids in Philadelphia. It is a community-focused primary care initiative that is designed to address the issues that contribute to health disparities
The Grand Opening will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The event will include a ribbon cutting, tours of the new facility, a meet-and-greet with staff, and light refreshments.
The Center for the Urban Children is a community-focused primary care initiative of St. Christopher'
The newly-constructed 30,000 sq. ft. medical office building features modern and advanced technology and equipment, and it will serve as a critical resource to the City of Philadelphia by addressing the full-range of social determinants of the health of the children it serves.
According to Carolyn Jackson, CEO at St. Christopher'
· Modifying factors that contribute to disparities, e.g. positive parenting education, screening for social concerns that affect child health, smoking cessation interventions for parents to reduce childhood asthma and providing legal and social services to address those concerns,.
· Improving diagnosis and care in disease states with disparities, rapid access to needed subspecialty services, and care coordination within a medical home model.
· Reducing barriers to healthcare access, e.g. implementation of community-based care navigators to improve health education and adherence to treatment plans
"We're extremely excited to be able to offer these types of services to the children in and around Philadelphia,"
As of opening date, the General Pediatrics Department, the Grow Clinic, and the Child Protection Program will be housed in the CUC.
Other primary care services and programs to be provided at the Center for the Urban Child will include the PhilaKids Medical Legal Partnership, Farm to Families/Fresh Rx food programs, breastfeeding support, pediatric bereavement groups, the Family Safe Zone parenting program, and a screening and referral program for victims of family or intimate partner violence.
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At the beginning of the month I decided that I wanted to add 100 twitter "followers" to my twitter account (@kylelreed, you could help me out). I can report today that I have reached my goal. This may seem a little silly, seeing how it is pretty easy to get a lot of "friends" or "followers" on twitter. But I wanted to add 100 meaningful twitter followers.
Now 25 of those followers are spam or people who just want to have more followers and so they add everyone. But a good majority of those followers are people that I have been interacting with or have a reason for following me. This is the reason why I have set 100 new followers a month as my goal. Not to have a ton of followers, but to have more followers that I can interact with and have a dialogue about life with.
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J. Torres Talks "WALL-E" at BOOM!
BOOM! Studios' recently released solicitations for November-shipping books revealed a new "WALL-E" ongoing series, based on the popular Disney/Pixar animated film. The first four-issue arc will be written by J. Torres with art by Morgan Luthi, and each installment will stand alone as a complete story. The new series will take place before the events seen in "WALL-E." CBR News caught up with Torres to discuss the new comic.
Pixar's "WALL-E" began on an inhospitable Earth, where even the robots assigned to clean up the ecologically devasted planet have ceased to function. One WALL-E model robot survives, though, carrying out his duties in his own idiosyncratic fashion, with only a friendly cockroach to keep him company. Eventually, circumstances lead the robot to meet a more advanced droid named EVE and venture to a spaceship where the last human survivors dwell lazily.
One notable feature of "WALL-E" was that it was largely without dialogue, as the two main characters communicated using only a select few words, including their names. "'WALL-E' is a very visual comic, much like the first act of the movie in which there's very little 'dialogue,'" Torres told CBR. "So, think of comics like 'Gon' or 'Owly' or 'Actions Speak' by Sergio Aragones. Although, I do use more sound effects. The sound design in the movie was terrific and I actually love using sound effects, especially in comics aimed at kids. Makes them fun to read out loud."
This silence, though, adds an additional challenge to characterization. "It's not like WALL-E can monologue about who he is, his situation, his hopes and dreams, etc. We really have to show it in his actions and acting," Torres explained. "Morgan Luthi does most of the heavy lifting on this project and I have to admit I was a bit nervous about whether or not he, or any other artist, could pull off the kind of storytelling needed for this, but he really knocked it out of the park. I can't wait for people to see what he's done."
Together with Luthi, Torres hopes to make a comic book interpretation of "WALL-E" that is true to the original film. "It's all about WALL-E's gestures and acting and ability to emote without saying much," the writer said. "I really 'studied' the movie, particularly the way WALL-E communicated to the audience, and I poured over books like 'The Art of WALL-E' and different picture books and the like to see how other artists made WALL-E express himself. I put as much of what I learned into the script, and even made screen grabs for reference, and I shared what I could with Morgan who I know did his research as well. Morgan is a terrific storyteller and artist as he proved in 'Snow,' so it's no wonder he really made the script come to life and make me look good."
The "WALL-E" movie was seen to have strong political messages dealing with environmentalism and wasteful consumerism. Torres said that where these messages existed, they were secondary to the story being told. "The thing is, the creators of 'WALL-E' have said that they didn't really plan on making any political statements with the film. It apparently all started with the simple concept of 'the last robot on earth,'" Torres explained. "They decided he would be a trash compacting robot and it went from there. I'm not saying there isn't a message there, one that's become more and more relevant since they started developing 'WALL-E,' but the lesson is really more about the character's arc and growth, you know what I mean? It's the same in the comic book. Despite the title 'Trash Planet,' it's more of a coming-of-age story for WALL-E than a morality play about the environment. But I do drive a hybrid and use reusable shopping bags and bins!"
Since Torres's four issues take place before the movie, the "WALL-E" comic series will allow fans to see a bit about how WALL-E came to be the last robot on Earth. "Issue #1 opens with a handful of WALL-E units still doing their thing, but as the story progresses they all 'expire' except the WALL-E," the writer told CBR. "I tried to show at least a couple of different ways the robots come to an end. There's a shot at the beginning of the movie that shows WALL-E driving past a kind of graveyard of robots and that always made me wonder – did they call just run out of power? break down? get taken out by a tornado or rainstorm?"
Of course, the time frame of the series also means that Earth is inhospitable to life and that WALL-E has yet to meet his cute furturistic companion, EVE. Torres confirmed that neither EVE nor humans would be appearing in his first arc, but suggested future creative teams may choose to work with these characters. Said Torres, "If I get to do another story, I'd love to do something involving EVE's exploration or BURN-E and the other robots' lives on the Axiom."
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