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I loved my Hunter wellies. They were stylish and sturdy-- perfect boots for rainy days in the city, but also great for work days in the mud. I eventually gave them to a friend because the shafts were too narrow and tall. The top of the shaft cut into the bottom of my knee with every step and the shaft was so narrow I couldn't wear anything inside the boots except tights or pantyhose. To be honest, I didn't even realize my calves were wide until I wore these boots. Great boots, but there are better fitting options for shorter, wider calves.
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I just got these boots today after years of wanting to own a pair. I have no idea why did I not order these sooner????? I just LOVE them! They're super cute, very comfortable and I can wear them more now that it's getting colder. I love the style and the feel of them and they will come in very handy at the dog park and the dog beach. I'm usually wear a size 8.5. I listened to the other reviews and ordered them a half size smaller (size 8) and they fit perfectly.
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I will be buying these in at least 1 or 2 more colors. They run almost a whole size too big so order down a full size. These boots are very well made and extremely comfortable! Way better than any other rain/work boots out there.
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great rubber boot. I've had several pairs and these are by far the best I've ever owned. well worth the price.
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I fell in love with the look and the tradition of the boot. I was looking for something I could use while working on our farm in wet weather. I ordered these and before I received them I found the same style at a Nordstrom store. (They have apparently become a "fashion" item.) So in anticipation I tried them out at the store. They would not go over my calf because the upper part was too narrow and it would not go all the way up my calf. The shoe part was too big and wide, the ankle was very narrow. Once I got them on I had a hard time getting them off! They were very uncomfortable. The Scottish manufacturer must still be stuck in the 60's in "Twiggy" time. I am not fat, but I am fit and exercise and I have toned calf muscles. Too bad they don't make shorter, wider ones. Unless you have stick legs, do not buy these.
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Thanks to reviews posted elsewhere, I knew that these ran a FULL SIZE TOO BIG, and got a 9 even though I usually wear a 10 (rarely a 9.5). Good thing I did! They fit perfectly with a bit of room to spare.
I also worried because the reviewers all cautioned that they are tight in the calves for us fuller-calved gals. I have 15" calves, and as they are snug but just fine; I can even fit some jeans and pants down inside them.
They are extremely comfortable and since they are poured rubber there are no seams to come undone as there are in cheaper wellies. I can now walk anywhere and in any weather with my son. They run cool, so I got some smartwool socks on here for cold weather (and we get lots up here in BC!).
These wellies are completely worth the price, and besides, apparently the runway models are all wearing them this year (if that kind of thing interests you). We saw them all over New York last month.
They're the best thing I've bought in ages: functional, comfortable, well made and stylish! If you're hesitating, don't - but DO buy a size smaller and realize that the calves in the boots do run about 15" around.
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Not the person you are responding to but yes, contexts have made huge difference and I can see how it has worked years later. I work on projects that can span months, years, decades and in some cases even multiple lifetimes. When you are trying to organize, document and improve something where you won't live long enough to see the final results you need a clear roadmap for what you CAN get done when and where you are with the tools available.
I did just add a bunch of contexts to my system, to separate out @computer by application because they were getting lost in my @computer structure. Now when I am in the sheep registry database I can deal with all the issues I have to fix in it at once. When I am working on my Android program I have all the tasks I have to do in one place so I can power through them. When I am working in Lightroom I have not only my hobby scrapbook tasks but also my work for creating ads and some scanning I need to do for the historical society. Why waste time firing up this program or that one or flipping between them when I can be more efficient by starting a program, getting all the things I need to do there done and then move on?
I just finished my weekly review. It took a total elapsed time of 1.5 hours spread out over the last 3 days due to lambing. Review is where I make sure I have clear next actions for the projects I can or wish or need to work on. But for me right now, my life is ruled by work as it appears, not pre-defined work. When a ewe is lambing and needs assistance I must deal with that right then. GTS lets me be in the present to assist the delivery knowing that everything else I need to do is captured somewhere so I won't forget or lose it and I can deal with those things when it's appropriate.
Remember the 3 fold nature of work. Work that is predefined but not scheduled (your context lists) Work as it appears (sheep happens) and Work that is scheduled (a meeting or dentist apt)

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Roasted Chicken And Thyme, Roasted to Perfection!
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Walkers Sensations Roasted Chicken and Thyme
Date: 04/11/09
Advantages: Excellent Taste, Atractive Packaging, Recylable Packaging, Made with real ingrediants.
Disadvantages: Lack of Allergy Advice, No representation of the Chicken in the front design.
Sensations Roasted Chicken And Thyme
Whenever I am hungry shopping, these are the first pack of crisps that I look for. I've tried both the 160g bag and the 40g bag, cleverly noticing that they taste the same! I'm ashamed to say that when I first tried the 160g bag, I ate the whole bag in one because they tasted so nice. I buy these a lot from a Home Bargains shop located near to where I live and they offer them at a very good price.
I would say that one of the main aspects that drew me to them to start with was the packaging. It's smart and relatively simple with a large S on the front of the packet, at the centre of the S there is a farm scene with a sunset or sunrise, the bottom loop of the S is made up of the main ingredients which, in this case is the potatoes, lemon and herbs. Looking at the packaging now, I see that there is a lack of the Chicken part, which is curious but doesn't really matter. The top loop of the S is covered with a vine and then a trumpet at the top. I'm not sure what the trumpet is meant to be saying or why it's there. Across the back of the packaging are all of the normal information you would find, ingredients, Guideline Daily Amounts and a brief explanation of what is in the packet!
When you first open the packet you are engulfed by the smell of roast chicken and especially the smell of herbs. I can never tell the difference between herbs but this is meant to be Thyme, all the same, they taste just as nice. You get a strong taste of chicken and a slightly weaker taste of the Thyme although the chicken is definitely the prominent taste in there. There is also a very slight taste of lemon, which really does add to the flavour of the crisps. The three main flavours are the Roast chicken, Thyme and Lemon, added together they make a very enjoyable flavour. One of the other things that I was really impressed about was the amount of flavour per crisp, it's very thick and creates a very strong taste which makes it much more enjoyable.
Even though the Sensations are slightly more expensive on average to a normal packet of walkers crisps I would say the Sensations are more upmarket than normal packets of Walkers crisps. They have much more flavour, very attractive packaging and generally just the extra quality that other packets of crisps don't seem to have.
I paid the cheap price of 35p for a 40g packet, although this was reduced from around 40-45p. The 160g packs cost me around 80p-£1.20 depending on where you buy from. I would definitely say that the extra cost is well worth it, a much nicer taste to other crisps out there. Sensations Roast Chicken and Thyme are definitely very high up on my list of most favourite crisps, I will definitely be continuing to buy these for all occasions.
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Potatoes, Sunflower Oil (26%), Roasted Chicken and Thyme seasoning, Salt, Calcium Chloride (Firming Agent),
The Roasted Chicken and Thyme Seasoning contains - Dried Milk Whey, Flavouring, Hydrolysed Wheat Protein, Butter Oil (From Milk), Dried Onion, Sugar, Dried Chicken, Parsley, Dried Lemon Juice, Thyme.
Allergy Information - This is the only part that I can fault with the crisps, as far as I can see there are no Allergy Information on the packet, and me being a Ceoliac, It's essential that I make sure that I cut out Wheat and Gluten and It's very helpful when it says on the label "Suitable for Ceoliacs" as it saves me time checking the ingredients. I didn't actually check these before buying and now that I've gone through the ingredients I've noticed the Hydrolysed Wheat protein which I'm not sure whether I can have. As far as I'm concerned It didn't cause me any illness or troubles eating it before, so I'll eat it again!
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"The driver who caused the crash was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. Dickinson said drugs or alcohol might have played a role in the crash."
This is in the KOMO story.
Since I don't watch TV news, I was unaware of this information. It would be helpful for folks to cite the source of their information when commenting on a story that doesn't contain that information...just a thought.
A difficult time for Kitsap County this week. My thought to all the families and friends of these poor souls.
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We've been hearing about Martin Scorsese's George Harrison documentary since September 2007 when it was first announced.
While it's birth has been a long one, amassing a portrait of such a figure is no small undertaking and Scorsese has been shooting interviews with key figures in Harrison's life while making films like, "Shutter Island," and often at the same time.
The good news is now the film has actually finished shooting, has a title, "Living in the Material World: George Harrison" -- named after Harrison's 1973 album -- and is currently being shopped around in Cannes towards a 2011 release date.
Made in conjunction with Harrison's widow Olivia, Scorsese (or a surrogate, Bob Dylan's manager Jeff Rosen conducted all the interviews with Zimmy for "No Direction Home") interviewed an impressive assemblage of talent for the documentary, including Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Eric Idle, Tom Petty, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector (the latter of which produced Harrison's seminal 1970 triple album All Things Must Pass). As you'd imagine the doc will contain lots of never before seen footage and according to Variety, Olivia Harrison, "spent countless hours pouring through her husband's notes, cassette tapes and photos," that the public has obviously never seen.
Scorsese has an affinity for rock documentaries, having already directed films about The Band ("The Last Waltz"), the aforementioned Bob Dylan doc (one that we put at the top of our Best Music Documentaries of The Aughts), the Rolling Stones ("Shine a Light") and of course this current Harrison portrait. But the filmmaker just seems to love documentaries period and is currently at work on at least two others including a look at writer and acidic social commentator Fran Lebowitz and one created with longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker about the history of British Film (Schoonmaker was married to to British auteur Michael Powell, who co-created "The Red Shoes," a magnificently sumptuous 1948 drama about ballet that Scorsese has helped restore and bring back to screens in the last year).
The doc will concentrate heavily on Harrison's spiritual side (see the title), but will apparently span his time with The Beatles up to his death in 2001.
"No Direction Home" was an incredibly immersive and absorbing documentary that also took Scorsese several years to complete. The idea of the filmmaker delivering another deep dive into the life of another iconic musician -- and one amassed by the same editor, David Tedeschi -- is one that leaves us salivating like Pavlov's dog.
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No employee paid with taxpayer dollars should be permitted to join any union. We taxpayers who are funding these employees should set their pay and all benefits by our vote, not by our representatives' votes -- they are too biased. And no taxpayer-funded employee at any level should earn more than their military equivalent. Who does more for us than those willing to die for us?
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I will never understand the loss of my Papa. I have never known anyone like him and know that nobody could ever compare. He was always there for me and could make me laugh so hard. He loved my grandma and his family so much and that can be hard to find sometimes.
I could never have prepared myself for that phone call on May 27th. He was the healthiest person I know. He may not have ate well, but he was so strong and worked very hard. I always admired that.
I love to look at pictures when he was so young and handsome and I just wonder how he was raised to be such a caring person. My son is only one year old and he had just learned to say Papa. I can show him pictures everyday of his Papa playing with him and loving him, but how will he ever know how wonderful he was? And who will take him fishing? I wish he could have known him better. I don't think my stories and words will ever describe him well enough.
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6,000 Metric Tons of Rice Transported from the USA to Mali
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The Gant Flair ship arrived in Dakar after a two week journey from the US, carrying 6,000 metric tons of rice from USAID for WFP's response to the Sahel food crisis in Mali. On its way to Dakar, the ship unloaded rice in Nouakchott, Mauritania for WFP's response there.
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The sacks are loaded into the train for their journey to Mali, where WFP is implementing an emergency operation to assist more than 1.3 million people until the end of 2012. Around 117,000 are currently being supported through targeted food distributions in the regions of Mopti, Koulikoro and Kayes, soon to be expanded to the regions of Segou and Sikasso.
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Just posted a new article to our resource section entitled "A Closer Look at the Local Search Data Providers" which I think readers will find interesting. The idea that Google, Yahoo, Bing, and other local search engines don't all generate their own databases continues to be elusive for a lot of small business owners (and even search engine marketers!) & it's my hope that this research will help give some measure of understanding to the question of "who powers whom?"
As far as the PDF's in that article go, Bruce Clay was really the pioneer of this kind of chart with his Local Search Engine Relationships back in 2005. While Bruce's chart is terrific on a conceptual level, so much has changed in Local in the last four years that I felt it was time for an updated version!
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The decade was only roughly ten years gone when the BBC (and then US network VH1) brought nostalgia for the 1980s to TV with I Love the '80s in 2001. America has long been fascinated with looking back on its pop-culture history, but the decade that saw PCs, video games, cable TV, and a variety of musical sub-genres explode maintains a hold on our imaginations. Two of this year's Rosie Award nominees focus on the decade, centered on what has become our true national pastime – gaming. Read more »
Making yourself read outside your comfort zone can end up with some total misses and some excellent surprises. In all likelihood I would have missed Beasts of Burden: Animal Rites, a graphic novel about a talking pack of animals that solve supernatural mysteries in their seemingly sweet suburban neighborhood of Burden Hill. That description wouldn't peak my interest, but also doesn't do the graphic novel justice either.The storytelling is episodic, in that there are chapters that are a complete story into itself which makes for a fast read. There is a pack of animal friends, all dogs and one orphan cat who start uncovering supernatural cases in their neighborhood. They eventually become apprentices in the Wise Dog Society to further their training in fighting these evil forces. The supernatural stories cover a wide range from an evil coven of cats, a rain of mutant frogs, werewolves, magical earthen golems, ghosts, and more. Read more »
People often read travel books of places of either exotic places they want to visit, or of a beloved travel destination. I would think that a travel book of a destination that most people don't ever want to visit wouldn't exactly be very engaging. Guy Delisle proves me wrong.Delisle is a French Canadian whose work in animation has taken him to some interesting and not so interesting places. Two of these locations have become novel length graphic novels. Delisle has a knack for taking the ridiculous and mundane and making them funny and smart.Pyongyang chronicles Delisle's stay in North Korea that extends over several months for his job. The charcoal drawings reflect the drab and sterile city. Delisle tries to get to know the residents, but is often thwarted by his guide, translator and driver, with whom Delisle isn't to be without. He is taken to some creepy (and sometimes funny) monuments to the Eternal President. The insights and details are surprising and delightful. Even if you aren't the least curious about North Korea, I would still recommend this title. Read more »
Looking for a fantasy story that treads new ground? Look no further than Hereville: How Mirka Got Her Sword by Barry Deutsch. This refreshingly offbeat graphic novel tells the story of a young girl in an isolated community who wants to be a dragon slayer. Mixing elements of fairy tale, Yiddish folklore, and small town dynamics, Barry Deutsch has created a coming-of-age hero tale that is also a magical and poignant picture of Orthodox Jewish life. Recommended for grades 4 and up.
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The Carmike Chief Plaza 4 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado closed on September 6, 2012, according to an article in the Steamboat Today in August 29, 2012:
The downtown district in Steamboat Springs will be without a movie theater after Sept. 6. The Chief Plaza Theater operated by Carmike Cinemas is closing its doors that night, and the company is moving out its equipment.The lease for Carmike Cinemas is up Oct. 1. The early closing date leaves the company time to pack up.
While the Chief may be in limbo after Carmike leaves, the renovation of the theater into a performing arts venue long has been the goal of the nonprofit group Friends of the Chief, of which Barnett is a board member. The contract between the group and building owner Michael Barry has been a drawn out, on-again, off-again affair.
"If everything goes right, we will be able to close on it before the end of the year," Friends of the Chief spokesman Jim Cook said. "It's all positive. It's all moving forward."
Apparently, this was a decision by Carmike not to renew its lease for the theater. Click the link above to read the full article. According to the Cinema Treasures web site, the Chief Plaza was originally a single screen theater when it opened more than 70 years ago, and was later converted to a four-screen operation at some unspecified date.
A subsequent article in the same publication titled Closing of Chief theater shakes up film market for Wildhorse says that the Chief Plaza's closure should mean that the Wildhorse Stadium Cinemas (also in Steamboat Springs) will have better access to the major movie releases each week, since they no longer have to share the selections with another theater in town:
What will bring more people through Corwin's door is the Sept. 6 closing of the Chief Plaza Theater, which is operated by Carmike Cinemas. Corwin — who is the president of Metropolitan Theatres, which operates Wildhorse — estimated that when the Chief was open, his company's theater still played the majority of the top films and absorbed as much as 80 percent of the revenue from film in the city. Now, Wildhorse will get the whole pie.
More than that, the closing of the Chief opens up the film distribution market in Steamboat. With two theaters in town, Steamboat was what Corwin referred to as an allocated market: Film distribution companies split upcoming theatrical releases into bundles that then are allocated to theaters in the market.
Alan Stokes, vice president of film marketing and advertising for Metropolitan Theatres, said that in a market like Steamboat, distributors will offer a package of films with two tracks, or lineups, of films. The tracks contain a mix of films, pairing strong films with weaker ones to reach some parity of offerings between tracks.
"There was a time when it was blind bidding," Corwin said. "But not anymore."
Click the link above to read the full article.
Aside from the Wildhorse Stadium Cinemas, the next closest theater is the West Theatre in Craig, almost 40 miles away.
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Everything is fine until I get to import the P:\TUT\TUT_SampleMap\Source\mask_lco.png, and I get the error :
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Everything is fine until I get to import the P:\TUT\TUT_SampleMap\Source\mask_lco.png, and I get the error :
error loading p:\tut\tut_sampleMap\source\mapLegend.png
- Have you filled in the TOOLS->PROJECT PREFERANCES per the instructions?
- Is the mapLegend.png in that directory?
apologies, I seem to have put the directories as P:\TUT\TUT_SampleMap\TUT_SampleMap and this caused the import to fail. Correctly unpacking in the format as explained works!
Thanks, sorry for the misaligned post, hopefully at least others will not make the same unpacking mistake I overlooked.
When i connect to buldozer no textures show up. Is that normal? or is it just suppose to be a white terrain?
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hi, I have same problem when connecting to buldozer, i get a message saying;
"arma2-Cannot load texture tut\tut_samplemap\data\layers\s_000_000_ico.paa"
i followed all the steps but dont know where the problem is,all maps and files are in there place.
even in visitor i cant see the textures, only the height map.
Presuming your tools suite and P: drive is set up correctly ...
If you have generated your layers, by using Tools ... Import Satellite + Mask with your .pew file loaded into Visitor, have you have set your 'Folder - Textures' path correctly.
Tools ... Project Preferences
This tells Visitor and Buldozer where your terrain textures and layers are.
For example:
This mean, my island project folder (in P: root) contains a data folder where the files can be found.
If this is not set correctly then Visitor and Buldozer won't find them.
Incidentally, when generating your layers files make sure Buldozer is not running.
But start Buldozer after you have imported the Layer config, Sat and Layer PNG files.
A DOS box should appear and it'll tell you its converting a bunch of textures.
Once its finished and after a short time delay, that box will disappear, and then you can click on the Buldozer window to (hopefully) view you terrain.
Hi all,
I just created this in half an hour, i will provide you with 2 download links, 1 is the empty project, you have to do all the compiling, importing your terrain(provided) and importing of the textures yourself. You also have to setup your P: drive yourself. The empty project is ONLY the PROJECT FOLDER !, so read the manual from SgtAce carefully, specially about the ADOONS in your P:\CA folder ! Aslo pay attention to the extraction of all the *.CPP config files to your "TAG" folder( part about the XCOPY in manual from SgtAce).
link empty project: ftp://ftp.fraghaus.com/arma/satpics/testmapempty.rar
The second download is the whole project, all is done for you, you can open it up in visitor and start editing or start BinPbo it straight away, if you have setup your P:\CA folder correctly. As a refferance you can see the P:\test\ca folder for what addons to extract.
link full project: ftp://ftp.fraghaus.com/arma/satpics/testalldone.rar
Its all in the "config" file, where most people go wrong, i wont say mine is ok, because i still have problems too, maybe the clutter part in this sample is buggy too, i have not had the time to check it out, i just needed myself an easy small and quickly compilable test map to test out things quickly. In the end it became a whole island, and why not share it with you guys.
This island making is taking a long time, i'm still months away from a test version.
Still i hope more people will take the time to make them, it can make the game so much more fun.
P.S. For BIS guys, what about your Plant, Roads and other addons from game 1, This is going to give compatibility problems, are we allowed to release them with our own created islands ? (copyrights), i mean in the first game we have been given the open roads, so we could edit with them. People now, who NOT have bought "game1", and i give them the Game1 roads pbo's ???? Please elaborate with me.


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Hairer, Martin, Mattingly, J. C. and Scheutzow, M.. (2011) Asymptotic coupling and a general form of Harris' theorem with applications to stochastic delay equations. Probability Theory and Related Fields, Vol.149 (No.1-2). pp. 223-259. ISSN 0178-8051
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There are many Markov chains on infinite dimensional spaces whose one-step transition kernels are mutually singular when starting from different initial conditions. We give results which prove unique ergodicity under minimal assumptions on one hand and the existence of a spectral gap under conditions reminiscent of Harris' theorem. The first uses the existence of couplings which draw the solutions together as time goes to infinity. Such "asymptotic couplings" were central to (Mattingly and Sinai in Comm Math Phys 219(3):523-565, 2001; Mattingly in Comm Math Phys 230(3):461-462, 2002; Hairer in Prob Theory Relat Field 124:345-380, 2002; Bakhtin and Mattingly in Commun Contemp Math 7:553-582, 2005) on which this work builds. As in Bakhtin and Mattingly (2005) the emphasis here is on stochastic differential delay equations. Harris' celebrated theorem states that if a Markov chain admits a Lyapunov function whose level sets are "small" (in the sense that transition probabilities are uniformly bounded from below), then it admits a unique invariant measure and transition probabilities converge towards it at exponential speed. This convergence takes place in a total variation norm, weighted by the Lyapunov function. A second aim of this article is to replace the notion of a "small set" by the much weaker notion of a "d-small set," which takes the topology of the underlying space into account via a distance-like function d. With this notion at hand, we prove an analogue to Harris' theorem, where the convergence takes place in a Wasserstein-like distance weighted again by the Lyapunov function. This abstract result is then applied to the framework of stochastic delay equations. In this framework, the usual theory of Harris chains does not apply, since there are natural examples for which there exist no small sets (except for sets consisting of only one point). This gives a solution to the long-standing open problem of finding natural conditions under which a stochastic delay equation admits at most one invariant measure and transition probabilities converge to it.
Item Type: | Journal Article |
Subjects: | Q Science > QA Mathematics |
Divisions: | Faculty of Science > Mathematics |
Journal or Publication Title: | Probability Theory and Related Fields |
Publisher: | Springer |
Date: | February 2011 |
Volume: | Vol.149 |
Number: | No.1-2 |
Page Range: | pp. 223-259 |
Identification Number: | 10.1007/s00440-009-0250-6 |
Status: | Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
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Funder: | Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), National Science Foundation, Sloan foundation , Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) |
Grant number: | EPSRC (EP/D071593/1), NSF (DMS-0449910), DFG (Forschergruppe 718) |
URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/41515 |
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Recount inaccurate?
Edited by Ortund on 16/09/11 22:47 (BST)
I'm no genius with the math or anything, but I wanted to try working out my DPS myself.
I reported boss fight segments to /officer (because nobody is there to use it in my guild) and used the values from the report to calculate my DPS. I worked out how much time between the start time of the fight and the end time and broke it down to seconds. I then divided my reported damage done by the amount of seconds I'd worked out for fight duration. There may be more here that I'm not aware of in which case this thread is pointless, but according to my math, Recount isn't reporting DPS accurately. See below: Corla: Start time: 16:36:00 End time: 16:37:38 Duration: 98s Damage Done: 2087218 Recount reported: 22826.1 DPS I calculated: 21298.1 DPS Karsh Steelbender: Start time: 16:45:32 End time: 16:47:10 Duration: 98s Damage Done: 1950873 Recount reported: 21381.8 DPS I calculated: 19906.8 DPS Beauty: Start time: 16:51:24 End time: 16:54:00 Duration: 156s Damage Done: 1980043 Recount reported: 15034.5 DPS I calculated: 12692.5 DPS It may look stupid, I'm arguing about higher values, but I'd really prefer knowing for sure what the numbers REALLY are. |
Skada starts tracking from when the enemy is engaged. Recount starts tracking when you do your 1st strike. I find Skada better too.
Well, it's both usefull imo. On fights where there's a lot of downtime like damage/time isn't really useful either.
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Nice rich colours - framing could be better, but a well exposed shot. Nice.
fair point, silly really never noticed them before. Apart from the odd panaromic, most of of my shots are as seen by the camera. A crop does work well, cheers.
Depicts the beautiful woodland green of Spring very well. It'll soon be here.
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Hello, my band The Sunset Clause recorded these two songs at Chem19 studios and we have now released them as our first single!
I'm just looking for some opinions i.e what you would have done differently or what you would of added to the tracks, and some constructive criticism because we hope to record, mix and master our next single ourselves.
Both of the songs are on Youtube and you can find them by searching "The Sunset Clause - Lover's Eyes" for the first track and "The Sunset Clause - These Nights" for the second.
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Across from Loyola and Tulane universities, Audubon Park and the adjacent Audubon Zoo sprawl over 340 acres, extending from St. Charles Avenue all the way to the Mississippi River. This tract once belonged to city founder Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne and later was part of the Etienne de Boré plantation, where sugar was granulated for the first time in 1794. Although John James Audubon, the country's best-known ornithologist, lived only briefly in New Orleans (in a cottage on Dauphine St. in the French Quarter), the city has honored him by naming both the park and the zoo after him. There is no historical evidence to suggest that Audubon was much of a golfer; nevertheless, a golf course now fills the middle of the park that bears his name.
The park was briefly used as a campground for the National Guard, but was soon restored post-hurricane to its recreational purposes. The huge trees with black bark are live oaks; some go back to plantation days, and more than 200 additional ones were recently planted here, though any number of young and old oaks did not survive Hurricane Katrina. Still, there is a gratifyingly large number left, which is good, because with the exception of the trees, it's not the most visually interesting park in the world -- it's just pretty and a nice place to be. Visitors can enjoy a picnic in the shade of the trees, feed ducks in a lagoon, and pretend they're Thoreau. Or they can look with envy at the lovely old houses whose backyards literally bump up against the park. The park includes the Ogden Entrance Pavilion and Garden (at St. Charles Ave.) and a smattering of gazebos, shelters, fountains, and statuary.
Without question, the most utilized feature of the park is the 1 3/4-mile paved, traffic-free road that loops around the lagoon and golf course. It was estimated a few years ago that between 2,000 and 3,000 joggers use the track each day, joined by cyclists, walkers, and in-line skaters. Along the track are 18 exercise stations; tennis courts and horseback-riding facilities can be found elsewhere in the park. Check out the pavilion on the riverbank for one of the most pleasant views of the Mississippi you'll find. The Audubon Zoo is toward the back of the park, across Magazine Street.
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After joining in the Baltic Basketball League
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Three Alfred State students set off for Colorado this September, where they embarked on an epic 2,500-mile cross-country trivia game called The Fireball Run. This contest saw participants traveling from the forest Northwest to the desert Southwest all in an effort to help raise awareness about missing children. Their trip started in Longmont, Colorado, and ended in Riverside, California.
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WordPress cloud hosting offers a host of benefits over traditional shared, VPS or Dedicated hosting. Not all cloud hosts are created equal though, and while out-of-the-box WordPress.org sites are generally fairly simple to host, the internet is littered with hundreds of thousands of complaints and enquiries from WordPress users who had problems because of the hosting company's server configurations or policies. Furthermore, WordPress allows incredible customisation and increased functionality through the use of powerful plugins, which often impose great stress on your web hosting server resources.
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North Hills Mineral Owners Coalition plans a July 17 meeting at 7 p.m. at Richland Hills United Methodist Church, 7301 Glenview Drive. The group has been working since May, and over 300 people attended a June meeting. Yard signs with the group's logo will be sold for $5. Organizers report meeting with another neighborhood group from around the Iron Horse golf course, which separately conferred with landmen with Dale Resources on behalf of Chesapeake Energy and Holland Acquisitions on behalf of XTO Energy. The group notes that the city of North Richland Hills in June leased two parks to Harding Co. for $20,000 an acre (up from $2,500 three years earlier.)
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QUOTE (ageis @ Jan 5 2011, 04:00 AM) |
dam thing took me all day to paint :blink: |
And of course, I approve of the squad markings Although, not too sure of the unorthodox use of them (4th Coy 5th and 6th Assault squads? Tut, tut, tut ) I'm guessing you went with crosses for ease of painting? (Not that I blame you!) |
But you've changed company, I see. Any reason? |
You got any special weapons hiding out at the back of that squad? |
Does that meant you've got red and white spots on your desk now? (You don't have to answer that - it just struck me that I seem to have a strange obsession in this regard that borders on the weird! Maybe we should not speak of such things again ) |
QUOTE (WarpWhisperer @ Feb 3 2011, 07:48 AM) |
And of course, I approve of the squad markings ^_^ Although, not too sure of the unorthodox use of them (4th Coy 5th and 6th Assault squads? Tut, tut, tut :P ) |
QUOTE (Typewriter @ Feb 26 2011, 09:45 AM) |
Nice touch with the (correct me if I'm wrong) DA helmet wings on the jump pack. |
Is that a white stripe on the helmet of one of the guys in the front row, or a very strange reflection? |
I like the blue drop on the Sang Preist; works well with his sword. Any plans for some freehand writing on his scrollwork? |
Is that GW static grass on their base, or something else? |
Can you tell me how you managed to paint the white so strikeing please?? |
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when i come up with a name for him, any sugestions? |
QUOTE (ageis @ Feb 28 2011, 01:48 AM) | ||
yeah mate no worrys. i just paint fortress grey, then 2 thin coats of white, then a badab black wash, then a thin layer of white leaving the recess dark. |
QUOTE (WarpWhisperer @ Feb 28 2011, 07:30 PM) | ||
Based on the 'reborn' nature of your BAs, what about Phoenis? |
kind of like me getting stuck in an old T-34; I got in the driver's seat to have a play around, and then couldn't get the right leverage with my long legs to get back out again; I had to be pulled out |
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i have the guy lifting the ground up sitting in my bits box cause i'm not sure what to do with him. |


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In this water ski how to, learn to build your body in the preseason for positive technique changes.
The Concept
A skier's ability to move through the water efficiently can be one of the most crucial aspects of slalom skiing. In the last 10 years, there has been increasing emphasis on the idea of countering and learning to accelerate your mass in the desired direction. This form of movement is integral to your efficiency on a slalom ski, and it uses your muscles in an entirely new way.
The Setup
This exercise routine requires a mildly unstable surface and some form of weight. The best equipment to use is a BOSU Ball (flat side up) as the surface and a 10- to 15-pound medicine ball for weight. You can substitute an Indo Board or another balance board for the BOSU Ball, and a VersaBar for the medicine ball. Place the BOSU Ball or balance board in front of you, and if possible face a mirror so you can watch your movements. Then hold the medicine ball or VersaBar in both hands.
The Drill
Step onto the BOSU Ball and stand in your slalom stance, with one foot in front of the other (you may need something stable to brace yourself so you can get into position safely). Lift the medicine ball in front of you, with your arms straight somewhere between waist and shoulder level. Be sure your movements are slow to maintain steady balance. Once this position is comfortable, slowly move the medicine ball to your right side by rotating your body from the core/hips. The weight of the medicine ball will require you to shift your mass slightly to the left as you twist. This movement simulates the initial twisting movement you make when pulling out for the gates in the slalom course or accelerating cross-course from a 1-3-5 turn.
Once you're comfortable with this movement and have lots of stability, begin rotating back to the center, shifting your mass accordingly to maintain balance. Repeat the process on the left side of your body. This simulates an efficient cross-course position from a 2-4-6 turn in slalom. Throughout the exercise, check yourself in the mirror to ensure that you're maintaining good posture and effectively twisting from the core. The mirror can also help you better grasp the countering concept.
The Benefits
This exercise is a dynamic full-body workout that simulates movements you make on the water. It's a great supplement to normal training because it offers a more practical approach to your dry-land workouts. I work this exercise into my routine three or four times a week, doing three sets of 20 to 30 reps. It's a great way to build muscle memory for more efficient movement behind the boat. It's also not a bad way to tighten that unwanted bulge around your belly.
By: Seth Stisher Photo: Todd Ristorcelli
About the Author
Seth Stisher is the co-owner of H2Osmosis Sports and can be found coaching at his H2Oz Training Center located in Charleston, South Carolina, or on the road through his traveling clinics. For more information on working with Seth, check out h2osmosis.com or call 843-793-4470.


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