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Picking a sunscreen can turn into the tale of Goldilocks and the three SPFs: This one's too greasy, this one's too light you get the idea. Here, we tell you how to pick the right formula for your skin in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond. Get more summer skin tips here.
By Colleen Moody
20s: Lather Up
Here's a secret you might not know: We all need the same level of sun protection, says Neal Schultz, M.D. This means that even in your 20s you can't get away with tanning oils that work like Crisco to bake you to a crispy, brown tan. In fact, this is where you need to be the most SPF-conscious. The amount of sun exposure and damage you get now will determine the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles as you age. If you're going to be outside all day, reapply your sunscreen every two to three hours.
Try Coppertone Sport SPF 30 for all-day coverage, $9.99, walgreens.com.
20s: Choose a Light Formula
It's not your age that determines what type of sunscreen you should be using as much as it's matching your skin type (normal, oily, dry) with the right product, says Schultz. In your 20s, your skin can often be at its oiliest, so it's important to choose an oil-free formula with both UVA and UVB protection. Double up with a moisturizing SPF like GoClear Moisturizing Sunscreen SPF 15 and get in the routine of applying it every morning, even when you're not headed for the beach.
Try these fixes for oily skin when you're off the sand.
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When it comes to UVA/UVB protection, don't think a high SPF means you don't have to reapply. Regardless of the promised-coverage, reapply every three hours or after swimming.
We like Ocean Potion Broad Spectrum Sunblock SPF 30, $7.49, drugstore.com.
30s: Make Sure It Feels Good
Another reason not to buy a super-high SPF: As SPF increases, so does its thickness. As the formula gets thicker, people are less likely to reapply it — a huge mistake. Schultz stresses picking an SPF 30 and making sure it feels good on your skin, so you are more apt to reapply it. If you don't want to have to rub it in every few hours, choose a spray like Clinique Sun SPF 25 Body Spray, and apply it thoroughly and evenly on your body, so you don't miss spots or get a streaky tan. Can't make it to the beach? Learn how to fake your tan.
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40s: For All Over: Go for the Lotion, Not the Cream
We might love creamy, mousse-like products, but picking a sunscreen with this formula will be more work than it's worth. In your 40s your skin isn't as oily as it was in your 20s, making it easier to choose a sunscreen for your skin type. But be wary of labels. Schultz says you still need to reapply sunscreen, even if the bottle says it's waterproof. "There is no formula that is completely waterproof through sweating and swimming," Schultz says. "You should be reapplying every two to three hours."
Opt for an SPF with antioxidants; it will replenish your skin and ward off fine lines and wrinkles that may be forming. We like Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch Lotion Sunscreen SPF 15, $8.99, drugstore.com.
40s: For Your Face: Pick Creams for Contouring
In your 40s, you might start to see more defined wrinkles as well as some contour issues, Schultz says. Switching out your regular moisturizer for an anti-aging, firming one like Olay Regenerist DNA Superstructure UV Cream SPF 25, will tighten up your skin while keeping you protected from the sun.
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As you reach your 50s and beyond, your skin is mature, which means it's low in water and oil. Here, thicker sunscreens aren't terrible. If you're still not crazy about the goopy stuff, choose a lightweight, hydrating formula to replenish skin and keep it moisturized. Patricia Wexler M.D. Daily Defense Anti-Oxidant Tinted Moisturizer SPF 30 strengthens your skin and goes on light, making it a perfect base for makeup.
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Organisers of the Indian Grand Prix are hoping to return to F1 in 2015 after it was dropped from next year's calendar.
Formula One surpremo Bernie Ecclestone claimed a clash in dates suggested by FOM and local promotor Jaypee Sports International (JPSI) led to the decision to axe the race.
"When we signed the five-year deal with Jaypee, we were keen on going to India in the first half and Jaypee wanted it to be in October," Ecclestone told the Times of India.
"We gave in at that time, but now it looks we will have the race early 2015."
However, there have also been reports that the high customs duties and corporation and personal tax being levelled at the teams and drivers played a major role.
JPSI, though, didn't divulge further when it announced that the F1 community will not travel to India next year.
"If Formula One Management wants us to hold our race in March 2015 we don't have any problem with that," said Sameer Gaur, chief executive of local JPSI in a statement.
It added: "It has been postponed till March 2015. And there is an understanding that the fifth edition will be held in March 2016."
Despite the axing of the Indian race, the 2014 calendar is set to remain 20 races with Austria making a comeback while spaces still need to be found for Russia and New Jersey.
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Series: Evolution Basics (35 entries)
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
Where is human evolution going? Where has human evolution been? A roundup of stories from the past few weeks.
This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
Join astrobiologist Stephen Freeland for a look into the nature of information and the origins of life on earth. (These posts were originally published as a paper in the ASAs academic journal, PSCF, and are reprinted here with permission.)
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
The Galápagos Islands were not a distinct "center of creation," but a workshop for evolution in which an ancestral species made it to the yet uncolonized island and underwent a massive degree of speciation to adapt to the environment of the island. This is precisely what one would expect if the species of islands had arisen by evolution.
In our current culture, we're defined by our jobs. It's having a vocation. I wanted to shift away from that. I didn't want to be a doctor first and foremost, or a scientist, but one who praises God.
BioLogos interim web editor Emily Ruppel recently traveled to Boston for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) conference, where she took an afternoon off from lecture-going to catch up with Doug Lauffenburger, head of the biological engineering department at MIT and a member of the American Scientific Affiliation.
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
This series by Denis Alexander reflects on advancements in genomics as well as their theological implications. He focuses on the relatedness of hominin genomes, arguing that this does not interfere with the image of God in humans. The image of God depends more on the capacity for relationship and covenant, not on a list of particular physical qualities. He then discusses why the recent studies of genomics provide "no grounds for genetic determinism."
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Augustine had a great deal to say about those chapters in Genesis that are especially controversial within Christianity today.
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Do you believe in God? If a cadre of outspoken, strong atheists wrote a litmus test for scientists, that might very well be question #1.
In this series, we reexamine the claim made by Intelligent Design proponent Michael Behe to have found a limit to "Darwinian" evolution in light of recent results from the laboratory of Richard Lenski.
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Oh, Steve... I wish your spirit a peaceful journey. Great keyboardist and a generous man. Father and long-time Arcata resident. Old friend. I'm so sad that this happened.
13. Respect proper punctuation and the use of capital letters!
How long is his term?
I am disappointed but not at all surprised. Dangit!
not sure how guy died but I CANNOT believe these 3 killed someone. they LOVE protecting life, standing up for right and rights. time to investigate past looks and circumstantial evidence. I want facts, I want justice not just easy targets.
Self-government is hard. I can understand those who go to the polls and write-in names like Pee Wee Herman to express their opinion of the system. I agree that our political system is heavily tilted by the effects of wealth and income inequality, that propagandists lose no opportunity to increase that tilt while denying its existence, and that, at the national level, respectable candidates who will not give the wealthiest what they want are usually filtered out long before they reach the ballot.
American elections are not about letting an informed electorate choose its leadership. In the TV age, they are competing propaganda campaigns. This is not hidden; political junkies watch the horse race and debate the wisdom of "putting an extra million into Ohio" to run more advertising in order to shift the outcome. This is all in plain sight, blessed by the same "supreme" court that shamed and delegitimized itself with its indefensible decision in Bush v Gore.
Despite that, my personal belief is that not voting is about as effective a driver of change as threatening to hold your breath until the spinach is removed from your plate. It's too easily confused with not caring. By all means, people should be doing far more than just voting. But that doesn't excuse not voting -- I firmly believe that an Obama administration is not identical in its effect on society as a Romney administration would have been.
There's no need to "imagine" anything!
The European Union (Germany) and even Brazil, are decades ahead of us in developing the economic growth potential in alternative, clean industries, energies, planned development, and fair taxes on wealth. Even the U.S. military is heavily engaged in solar energy research, installations, and alternatives to toxic materials.
It's crony capitalism that keeps us invested in outdated technologies. Instead of importing biodegradable alternatives to plastics, we could be growing soy beans right here in Humboldt County, as well as, processing them into non-toxic products for national distribution.
There was never a need to ban plastic bags when we have every imperative to prosper with modern and cleaner technologies.
While it's important to have a system people trust, (like the old manual methods that worked fine), U.S. elections will remain illegitimate and easily corrupted no matter how accurate the count, due to the 70% of eligible voters that continue to abstain for over a generation!
As long as political reporting keeps treating this overwhelming public reality as an "unrelated story", (self-censorship) the public has no idea of the impacts, except for a general feeling that the system is corrupt....and they'll have no part in it!
Was this near State Route 299?
Anyone who wants to can get the images and count the votes themselves -- that's the point.
For those who are concerned that both the elections office and the volunteers that provide this service are tricking them with altered scans, I can only suggest that they volunteer to participate in the scanning process. Come ready to work, not to discuss politics.
I would rather expect to see Stephen Lewis (Stephen 1) trolling the more populated comment sections of the LoCO. At least he got through his entire comment without using his favorite word, "prog."
The shark on the Baykeeper logo really says it all. Can you image what Humboldt County would be like if all our community environmental conflicts were required by law to be resolved by mediation instead of lawsuits? Can you imagine how many supposed "eco" jobs would vanish overnight? No EPIC, No Baykeeper, and all our anchor businesses still in operation complying with sustainable environmental regulations. You want social war-you go to the social war-mongers: this yellow journal is the place to start. Then head on over to HCDCC, formerly representing LABOR in Humboldt County but now representing the Green Party and our enviro elitists who have theirs and don't care about anyone else's economic struggles.
Industry has run roughshod over this community forever...they took what they wanted, sent the profits out of state, and left us with the dioxins, PCB's, heavy metals and a GI cancer rate near the highest in CA. They passed their political baton to the developers, now it's their turn to maximize profits by making damn sure our chronic deficits in affordable housing continue. When the big earthquake hits half our rural population will have nowhere to live. Enjoy your Crab.
My check is on its way BK!
I feel sooo secure now knowing Trachtenberg and (hidden) partner identity fraud Richard Salzman are counting our Humboldt County votes. It's so reassuring to see how a fellow Progressive political activist managed to round up 21 votes to win over her political political opponent.
Yeah! Another one bites the dust! These lawsuit happy eco-gangsters need to be reigned in as they only exist as environmental ambulance chasers exploiting any possible way to milk the public of money using environmental concerns to do it that are often manufactured and misrepresenting the real ecological situation. Like Judy Hodgson does with her yellow journal they too only present a very one-sided picture of whatever target corporation they want to milk. And because they never offer to seek community conflict resolution with mediation because there's no money for them in that, they are just outright community social war mongers fanning social warfare to make money, i.e. your typical lawyer ambulance chasers only using environmental colors to disguise their greed for money.
Thank you. I was having dinner at Chan's and became concerned when I heard all the sirens. Let's hope everyone is safe & warm now.
This is very sad news, I was impressed with Jessica Hall and thought she was going to be a real plus for Baykeeper. I am sorry to see her have to leave and wish her the best of luck.
Thanks for offering the candid reality that no one dares to utter in Sacramento or D.C.: The potential electorate is abandoned because they are not trusted. Why would anyone want an abused and angry dog off its leash? Will there be an FDR, or a dictator that finally throws them a bone? First come first serve?
The question is not "if we could inspire more people" but why a local or national effort is never made.
It's never been done in Humboldt County, so we are forced to wonder what would happen if canvassers no longer had to skip 5-10 homes to find the next Dem/Grn/Ind voter? For example, what if volunteers took the trouble and demonstrated the interest in educating each unregistered household on Cheryl Seidner's actual leadership credentials and 27 years of public service ensuring that underprivileged kids get a college education?
The next lost opportunity in this unbroken legacy will be Eureka's popular Fair Wage Initiative that registered more voters with a tiny handful of volunteers than the HCDCC has registered in years. Is the HCDCC or the Greens gearing up to educate and register non-voting households on this fundamental democratic issue?
We can continue to bitch about the unwashed masses, or we can decide to pass the soap.
That's a good point, Jay. Don't blame the author, though. The stupid, insensitive headline was mine, and I thank you for mocking it. I meant no disrespect to the program, which, I agree, deserves kudos.


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The first goal is to learn to identify negative, irrational, and unproductive thoughts, because believe it or not, many individuals are unaware that what they are saying, thinking, and doing are negative and unproductive ways to engage the world, even creating disease.
The second goal is to learn the tools to cope with and deconstruct these thoughts, because it is not enough to only gain awareness of your negative thinking patterns – that does not equal change.
The third goal is to replace the identified and deconstructed thoughts with positive, rational, and productive thoughts, which can be a real challenge in the beginning.
The fourth goal is to PRACTICE. DAY AND NIGHT. 1,000 TIMES A DAY. Until it becomes second nature and the new, productive, HEALTHY way that you engage the world. What we truly desire in life, we will create. Practice!
I am living proof that with this way of viewing and engaging the world, you can THRIVE with a debilitating disease, like RSD/CRPS. It took me a good year of practice before it became habit and second nature, but it is totally worth the time and effort.
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Distorted Thought: "I am so angry that this happened to me. My life is over."
Realistic Thought: "I am not my pain. I have so many great talents, and I am going to work toward a goal I can achieve."
Stressor: Physical Limitations.
Distorted Thought: "I hate that I can't run anymore. I can't do anything."
Realistic Thought: "Just because I can't run doesn't mean that I have zero options. There are plenty of things I can still do, and I should be thankful for and focus on those."
The way that you choose to view the world has a great impact on your health. You have two options -- you can choose to view it negatively or positively, and positively is the way to go. Negative emotions have a biological impact. Any questions?


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I am declaring this game officially terminal. A great franchise, with awesome potential, ruined by cheap hacks. Note: I was prepared to defend this game against all comers just because it was named, "Mechwarrior;" indeed, I spent my time in the trenches telling people to adapt to wildly and arbitrarily changing game mechanic, to wait for improvements that never materialize, that things that were obviously subpar were "good enough," and only got mud in my eye for my trouble. Finally, the game became so overtly and ridiculously unbalanced that I couldn't keep it up anymore. The Mechwarrior games have always pushed the envelop in terms of available computing power; upgrading to play the latest installment was a time-honored tradition, but this is ridiculous! A quad-core i5 should be consideredd the minimum CPU, and if you want anything but lowest detail and no AA, you'll need a video card with a direct power input. I have all that and still have to stick to medium and no AA if I want consistently >30 fps. Network latency is a serious issue, as well. If you don't live next door to the servers, be prepared to see people shoot you before you see them, laugh at your shots because your computer isn't displaying them where they actually are and so you can't possibly hit them without guided weapons, which they just about took out of the game, and tell you to "L2P" while the devs tilt the game ever more in their favor. They claim the issue is with the network code, but it seems to change according to the time of day, so more likely it is server/bandwidth capacity related, as well. Still, some people apparently never get the lag. They kill everyone else and mock them. Which brings us to ECM; long-time Battletech/Mechwarrior fans, as well as anyone with any familiarity with military/science-fiction terminology, will be familiar with it as the unit that makes it harder to detect enemies and counters friendly electronic warfaredevices, such as NARC beacons and BAP advanced sensors. MWO decided to go a step further and make ECM completely counter guided weapons, unless the enemy has ECM as well, but even then they have to be very close. The implementation was directly intended to counter guided short-range missiles on larger mechs, which are the only reliable way to kill small, fast mechs, so they only gave ECM to 4 mechs; 3 small, fast mechs, and 1 VERY large mech that doesn't carry enough missiles to matter. The result is that large mechs have to stay in groups so small mechs don't kill them. This is the latest in a string of wildly changing game mechanics that don't make any sense when they are introduced, and make even less sense when they "fix" them, unless their sole intent is to force customers to completely change their mech every couple of weeks. But the true core of every Mechwarrior game was the story; the piece of the fantastic realm of 1000 years in the future you get to stomp all over and blast things with a giant, walking death machine. What's the story in MWO? Capture the flag! Oh, wait, sorry, we are about to get Conquest! Still PvP, still static goals, still might as well be playing Netmech from the 1990s. Actually, that's not fair; Netmech was a much better balanced game. There are no plans for PvE of any sort. Pointing any of this out to them is forbidden; negative threads in the forums are not allowed, and even attempts at civil discussion only yield more and more ridiculous lines of reasoning for why things are or are not balanced. At one point I had a moderator one step away from endorsing a subplot where some kind of plague had broken out and made everyone in the galaxy stupid, which is why they couldn't make a weapon that did X (even though we have been doing it since the 1950s, and these people are piloting fusion-powered walking tanks and faster-than-light spaceships). If someone were to take the engine and graphics from MWO, and the weapons, systems, balance, and campaigns from any of Mechwarriors 2-4, I would shell out $100 for a copy. I might not kill, but I might seriously injure someone to get that game. MWO, as it is, is too expensive at free. |
Just to put this in perspective, here is a new mech they are introducing tomorrow: STK-5M; 2x LRM10, 2x SRM6, 4x Medium Laser 1x NARC, 1x L.laser, DHS......(5 Missile 5 Energy) LRMs are currently useless against ECM, which anyone who can is using. NARC is disabled by ECM, doesn't help SRMs, and have a very narrow window between its maximum range and LRMs minimum range. It is extremely difficult to use under the best circumstances, has extremely heavy ammunition, and in my testing, didn't actually do anything at all, even using guided missiles on non-ECM targets. DHS stands for "Double Heat Sinks," which weigh the same as normal heat sinks, are 3 times as large, and dissipate 1.4 times as much heat. PGI consistently claims that their loadouts on mechs are "good," yet no one ever buys one and leaves it that way... |
I'm with you man...Old school fan here. I used to play mechwarrior on my 386 PC when I was a kid. I also regulared North Pier in Chicago just to goto Battletech Center all the time, actually, if you missed out on that from back in the day......check these youtube videos out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJA5C_Po4U and this is of the training video we watched in the "briefing room" before heading to our cockpits: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHSmuBxqlG4 Screw MWO, we need modernized battletech centers!!!! :D needless to say I am a devoted fan and totally agree with you. |
If this one fails there will be no other one for a very long time. The game runs on the Cryengine 3 and runs well on any computer with a quadcore and a mainstream videocard down to the old ATI 4850 with decent fps at lower resolutions and settings. ECM is indeed not balanced but its only out for ~2 weeks now. The beauty of the game IS (aside of the impressive background) that you can customize your Mech to a good degree into very different directions and usually you play as much in the Mechlab as on the Battlefield. Lag is there, its worse the faster the Mech can go, making Light Mechs very hard to destroy as long they keep speed up but it wont happen that you get shot from invisible enemys. When you get shot from invisible enemys you got sniped from the far bcs you exposed yourself.
MWO is the best thing you can become, help make it better or dream of another MW game coming for the rest of your life. "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
Well, I have to throw in with my tuppence worth: fighting against a lance of light mechs all displaying high ping (seems to be deliberate, just google limiting your bandwidth to spoof the game) and ecm is not fun - it's impossible to lag lead your aimpoint reliably and they can swarm and of your assault/heavy guys with ease. It's also a growing trend for teams of 4 voice comms guys to do this, which tends to piss off new players and even old players that refuse to game the system in this way. 2 of my regular 4 man team are already on extended breaks over this issue. |
Originally posted by Keltik I have seen this, and I am seeing it in other games to, like Planetside 2. Any game where the game is client side detection there will be an easy way to exploit/cheat the system. So I just dont deal with them much. When I see them I call them out on it, then I play as normal. If they win it doesnt matter anymore because the devs have removed repair costs, and if I win it still doesnt matter because its not like I am actually getting anything. So much crap, so little quality. |
Originally posted by codejack I run the game on a dual core, and I havent been banned on my second account for being negative. I regularly point out all the bugs, exploits and faults in the game and talk very negatively about the game on the MWO forums. My main account was banned because I was trolling, I am not mad about it, I did it intentionally, I knew I would get banned. Being a regular troll I often make 4 or 5 accounts when I first sign up for a forum just to keep myself from having perma-ban issues, all those accounts are under different IP addies. But as far as MW2-4, those were HORRIBLE games, they were just an example of how bad the franchise had got. All I had hoped for was an updated Multi-player Battletech : 3025, but instead I got a bad Mechwarrior game with developers who looked at the cover of the TT game book and didnt go any further. So I am glad I have only invested 10bucks into the game, and of that I still have 5 in MC sitting on my account that I wouldnt mind getting refunded, because I dont see me spending them ever. So much crap, so little quality. |
The game is on life support. The devs do not communicate properly. The mods are total joke, and as I've said before the community is outright hostel. Any sujjestions that is made is met with rage posting. They still argue this game is "open beta" however if you look at the game list here MMORPG.com it is listed as final. The elitist fanboys bash anyone. The netcode is a mess. There is no in game VoIP yet (but no telling when this will happen). No destructible environments (this means you can walk and shoot thru trees). It's just a mess. They do announce a mech about every month but that's just an announcement. The announced mech will not be ready until about 9 months down the road. Out of the 19 mechs they have announced only 13 are ready to play. They could not secure the iconic mechs from harmony gold like the Warhammer, the Rifleman, the Battlemaster, the Wolverine ect... Basically the iconic mechs that draw people and attention to the game in the 1st place will not be ingame ever!! They did redesign the 19 mechs they announced, but they are still the ugliest machines I have ever seen. |
MWO has the best looking Mechs in the history of the game! Also the game is developed following the MVP model: It starts with nothing but the bare bones and grows the flesh over the time. "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
Hey thorq, just out of curiosity, do you work for PGI?
No. "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
Originally posted by Thorqemada Are you crazy? Pgi has taken and only picked the most god awful machines in the list of mechs. The latest release is the spider. Even most of your fanboi colleagues say its crap. It looks bad and it's a useless mech. This mech is not needed. The ravens are the only light mechs that are usable because of the misbalance and ecm.There are a few good looking iconic mechs they could have used but chose not to. Also their redesigns..wow ...not good. Better than the original sketches but not by much. Where does it say on their site this is a MVP model? There is a reason why not many companies do this. It's bad publicity. New players will not and do not care if it's a work in progress. Open beta means to them playable with MINOR glitches to be patched. Now issues like only 3 maps to play on. Premade groups stomping on new inexperienced players. Netcode issues. Will not sit right with them and will leave quickly! That is how consumers think. This is why this game is sinking. This game already has bad word of mouth because of the elitist's fanbois like you. pgi can do no wrong in your eyes, pugs suck, its beta, it's only a team game, learn to play...chomp ba chomp ba chewy chewy chomp! As I stated before people, stay away. Heavy Gear game will be coming soon. Hawken is polished and ready to go in their open beta. So if you are waiting or wanting to play a good fps mech game, look elsewhere. |
This is crazy, are you guys paid for making anti propaganda? I cant take your posting anymore serious. kkthxbye "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
Originally posted by TheBlackCrow To be fair, those of us who really like the MW franchise aren't looking at it as a FPS; that's why Hawken doesn't measure up. It's supposed to be more of a sim, not a fast-paced shooter. Too bad it fails by those standards, too. |
Originally posted by Thorqemada Dude, you're one of like a dozen people on the Internet who thinks that. They just post over and over on the official forums. As for the Spider, if it didnt' have ECM, no one would play it. |
MWO has ~430.000 registered forum users. The balancing of the game is still ongoing and at times some Mechs be more popular by minmaxers as others but despite this the game is fantastic to play and it is up to you as player to decide if you go for the latest FOTM Mech or fun and fun builds can and do beat minmaxers when your team plays it good. MWO is the chance to get a really good PvP game where you can aim for bodyparts that contain different equipment and disable this specific parts of your opponent and cripple him. Many complaints simply have the root in the fact that the game has so much freaking high potential and this scares some people... "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
Originally posted by Thorqemada Yes, I am scared that the game will be too good; incidentally, do you live in Colorado or Washington? I'm just curious if whatever you are smoking is legal where you are. This game is a blight on the good name of the Mechwarrior franchise, and the sooner it dies, the sooner someone else gets a chance to make a decent game. |
I am not the one on drugs at this site. If you dont like this one there is Hawken (FPS in a Mech-Skin), there is Perpetuum (EVE with RC Robots on landtiles), probably some others that fit more your taste, better spend your time searching for them. "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |
IMO this game has problems ever since they DID NOT introduced faction wars and territory control as their first game mode. Mechwarrior has always been traditionally about fighting for factions (or being a merc) and yet nothing of that sort was implemented besides deathmatch (Conquest mode as they call it). I was testing for beta and when I saw that they are going to release without faction mode, I pretty much gave up on the game. |
CW (CW = Community Warfare - war between the factions) is their next big milestone. "Torquemada... do not implore him for compassion.Torquemada... do not beg him for forgiveness.Torquemada... do not ask him for mercy.Let's face it,you can't Torquemada anything!" What does the Mech say: |


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Here are some of the first pictures of SilverStone's upcoming flagship chassis, the Raven RV04. Its styling is clearly evolutionary to the Raven RV03, with no chrome highlights, and a more curvy, "concave" front. The biggest change is on the inside, while the RV03 features a 90° clockwise-tilted motherboard tray, the RV04 uses an upside-down BTX-esque motherboard tray. Perhaps the new trend of detachable drive-bays to make room for long graphics cards caught up with SilverStone. The case supports ATX, E-ATX, and SSI-CEB motherboard form-factors. The Raven RV04 features two 5.25-inch drive bays, seven internal 3.5-inch ones, of which two feature back-planes to enable hot-swapping; and four 2.5-inch bays. It features room for CPU coolers as tall as 165 mm, PSUs as long as 180 mm, and add-on cards as long as 337 mm, and as tall as 170 mm. Its front-panel includes two USB 3.0 ports (standard header), and audio jacks. Ventilation includes two gargantuan 180 mm front intake fans (up to 1200 RPM, up to 34 dBA), and a 120 mm rear fan. Measuring 219mm (W) x 581mm (H) x 497mm (D), the RV04 weighs about 11 kg. It's largely made of SECC steel and ABS plastic. It's available in two variants, one with the opaque side-panel (SST-RV04B), and one with an acrylic window (SST-RV04B-W). Pricing and availability will be announced on May 11.
Not sure about practicality, but those are some of the ugliest innerds I've seen. That drive cage looks like something from a £25 case.
Almost as ugly as the new FT04 they teased a couple of months ago. The FT02 and FT03 remain some of the best looking cases ever made in my opinion. How could Silverstone fuck up so badly with the newest Raven and Fortress cases?
Most of the big case manufacturers also offer cheap (ugly?) looking products with lots of plastic. Only Lian Li seems to avoid that, though their lower end aluminium models have a pretty competitive price tag.
And we're still waiting for a proper RV/FT02 successor. How hard would that even be? Just add a little more room around the top fan spot so we can get a 140 in there.
This case shouldn't even be called Raven, imo. The defining factor for me about the Raven line of chassis was the sideways orientation of the motherboard with the ports all coming out on top instead of the rear. Without that, this case offers nothing exciting.
Raven 1......timeless.....this thing is just insulting..I mean seriously who is the guy that oked this for production. He needs to be tar'd, feathered and run out of town. Gonna build my son a pc with the Raven 1 case...and pretend i didn't see this...:shadedshu
just googled the previous cases and see what you guys mean! ive never seen these cases before and raven1 looks awesome, wtf Silverstone sort ya shit out!
I maintain my belief that Silverstone lost the stars of their design team a year ago or so. They went from tasteful to tasteless with such immediacy, I don't see any other explanation.
I don't get it, they patent 90° motherboard tray and then they proceed not to use it. I'm mad Silverstone.
90° orientation its bad for ALL aftermarket/non reference coolers, the heatpipes dont work well, etc etc; the only way to go was Reference, blower style coolers this mobo configuration actually its better for cooling in general, SPECIALLY if you remove that crappy designed HDD cage Good concept > poorly executed.. Shame silverstone :shadedshu
I think they had to build a few horrible cases to make money.... the good ones (my TJ09 comes to mind) people just buy them and never need buy a new case ever again. These crap ones need to be replaced often so people will actually buy more cases from them I really want a TJ11 for no particular reason though
I wanna see a system in this thing before I rag on it. But it does seem like an odd direction Silverstone is taking.
Would be nice to see an RV-01 or FT-01 Redux Edition (i.e. add in a bunch of the features of the newer cases to the original designs) Haven't seen anything new from Silverstone lately that would make me want to retire my FT-01 :shadedshu
this looks like a 15$ case with black paint, that was thrown out of Q/C because its the wrong way around
The only raven case that I've really liked is the RV01. RV02 was ok. RV03 was ugly but this, RV04, is from another planet of ugly. It just doesn't deserve to be a raven.
This is not a Raven. It's a cheap knockoff made to fit within a price point. And what happened to the 90 degree rotated motherboard that had all the i/o on the top? Silverstone seriously needs to get this back on the drawing board.
Are these people late for April 1st? This is worse than a joke, though, it's a flat out insult. RV01, RV02-E, FT02, FT03. The rest of them are simply not worth considering.


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The Oil and Gas Committee was appointed by City Council in January and met over the course of 14 weeks to learn about oil and gas exploration and production, as well as review state and local regulations. Three councilmembers – Val Snider, Brandy Williams and Angela Dougan – served on the committee as voting members with the responsibility to bring forward recommendations on areas and levels of local regulation. The areas identified for regulation are: adherence to the pre-application/site plan process; impact fees; water quality compliance; land use setbacks; operational conflict avoidance language; zoning districts for oil and gas; high density/low density considerations; and conditions of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) operator approvals for city government.
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Chodesh Iyar
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Chodesh Iyar
It is also referred to in the Bible (Melachim Aleph, Ch. 6) as "Chodesh Ziv," meaning the Month of Splendor." This is because of the splendor of the sun during this month, when it has reached the height of its brilliance, but does not yet burn with the (sometimes harmful) intensity that it does in the late summer months.
Another reason for the use of this name is that the "Targum," Translation from the Aramaic, of the word "Ziv," is "Nitzan," meaning blossom. And this is the time of year when lovely flower blossoms appear in Eretz Yisrael, as it says in "Shir HaShirim," the Song of Songs, by Shlomo HaMelech, "HaNitzanim niru ba'aretz, et hazamir higia;" "Blossoms have appeared in the Land; the time for song has arrived." (Shir HaShirim, 2:12)
Yet another reason is that all the Jews who left Egypt, many of whom had known nothing but slavery for some two hundred years, had numerous physical blemishes and injuries to show for the "pleasure" of that experience, an eye missing here, an ear there, broken limbs all over. Yet they were all returned miraculously "to their splendor," by the Healer of the World, prior to their meeting at Sinai with G-d to receive the Torah.
The "Mazal," the Zodiac Sign
The Sign of the Month is an ox eating grass, corresponding to the fact that this is the last month in the warm season in Eretz Yisrael that the ox can find enough grass to satisfy its appetite from the grass of the field.
"Pesach Sheni," Second Pesach
The fourteenth of Iyar is known as the "Second Pesach" because it was on that date that Jews had a "second chance" at participating in the rituals of Pesach, if they'd been unable to do so in Nisan, because of ritual uncleanness or because they had been far away from home at that time. In particular, they were given the opportunity to bring a Pesach sacrifice and eat it with Matzah and Marror a month after the original Holiday.
This is a very unique Holiday, because it is rare that we find an instance of a "second chance" being granted to perform a commandment. In general, the rule followed is "avar zemano, batel korbano;" literally, "if the proper time for the sacrifice has passed, it can no longer be brought." More generally, if one is presented with an opportunity to achieve something good in the world, he or she should be sure to take advantage of it before it becomes "too late" one way or another.
Why is Pesach different from all the other holidays?
Perhaps it is because of the importance of Pesach in the life of the Jew. Pesach is that time of year in which a Jew most closely identifies with his People. He "bonds," to use a terribly over-used word, with the Jewish People over space and time, reliving its tragedies and its triumphs. It is "designed" to be a truly "once-in-a-lifetime," or at least, once-in-a-year, experience!
But, if because of circumstances he could not control, he was not able to participate the first time around, in Nisan, the Torah allows him a "second chance," in Iyar.
Iyar is a month of tragedy and triumph, encompassing "Yom HaZikaron," commemorating those who gave their lives for Eretz Yisrael, and "Yom Yerushalayim," the day marking the return of the Jewish People, with the help of G-d, to their capital city and the Temple Mount.
Let us not fail to take advantage of this "Second Chance" that we have been given to build a Jewish State and Jewish lives that will reflect G-dly principles, in their full "Ziv," or Splendor.


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Patrick B. Hilts, 65, passed away Monday, November 25, 2013 at Samaritan Medical Center in Watertown. A funeral mass will be held Saturday, November 30th at 11:00 a.m. at St. James Catholic Church, Gouverneur with Fr. Stephen Rocker officiating and... Read More >>
Michael J. Holly, age 39, of Russell, passed away on Sunday, November 24, 2013 in the Town of Russell. Calling hours will be on Tuesday, December 3, 2013 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at French Funeral Home, Edwards. Mike's funeral service will be on... Read More >>
William D. Spencer, 95, of Canton, died on Monday, November 25, 2013 while at home. Born, July 30, 1918 in Cornwall, New York, he was the son of the late, William S. and Eva (Ketcham) Spencer. He graduated from Storm King School and attended Cornell... Read More >>


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He apparently "can't say" if we'll find more of them out there. The question is do we have the fortitude to deal with this nonsense again?
Here's one I made from when the scandal broke.
Add a commentBird flu is in the news again. So consider this a public service announcement. :-)
Add a commentIt isn't the only problem, but it's a big one.
Add a commentTheir accusing and blaming conservatives was as predictable as a sunrise. As always, they were wrong.
Add a commentThis has been done MANY times over the last 5 years, most famously with Obama. I've abstained from using this meme, but I think it really fits here.
Add a commentIt worked for me...enough said.
Add a commentThis is great! From Michelle's Mirror.
Add a commentDzhokhar Tsarnaev is being charged with using a weapon of mass destruction.
I've seen many on Twitter take issue with this given the conventional thought on WMD's is that they are much more destructive than what was detonated last week.
I'm not interested in wading in those waters, I just want this one question answered...
Add a commentThis must be pure brilliance to anyone who thinks voting Democrat is a good idea.
Add a commentThis is the ticket to saving the world!
Add a commentRead the Powerline piece that inspired this here.
There are obviously more examples than what is in this graphic, but the list has to end at some point, because it doesn't matter how long it is liberals will still fool themselves.
I've already stated here that I do in fact believe a majority of Muslims want to live a peaceful existence, but terrorism and Islam are not mutually exclusive, no matter how deep liberals want to bury their head in the sand.
Add a commentI'm someone who does believe that a many Muslims, most likely even a vast majority, just want to live their lives in peace. However it takes a special kind of stupidity to pretend that terrorism and Islam are mutually exclusive.
I can see liberals finding this post and leaving some idiotic, common-sense defying comment like "just because they're Muslim and the planted bombs doesn't mean they were taught to hate."
Let's see if they check out this link before leaving such a comment.
Add a commentIf you missed the "hissy fit" from Wednesday you can catch it at The Right Scoop...
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Add a commentOn Monday Chris Matthews was free to speculate that the Boston Bomber was some right-winger because it was on tax day.
Now that we know the (still suspected) bombers are Muslim with possible ties to radical Islam (which some would argue is redundant) Chuck Todd (also at MSNBC) doesn't want to draw any conclusions.
Amazing. I used to think they thought WE were stupid, but now I know THEY are stupid and we're just victims of it.
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After a tumultuous eight months, which saw franchise ownership change hands and its best player get traded away, the New Orleans Hornets are the happiest team in the NBA at the moment.
Coming into the 2012 NBA Draft Lottery, the Hornets were slotted with the fourth-best odds, which left them with just a 13.7 percent chance to land the top pick. But New Orleans beat the odds, and as result, are awarded with the opportunity to have their choice of NBA prospects entering the league. The consensus #1 pick by most pundits is Kentucky's Anthony Davis, a defensive dynamo that projects to be an elite NBA center the moment he sets foot on an NBA floor.
Monty Williams was the team representative on the dais and was both stunned and ecstatic when speaking with the press after.
"After I realized we were in the top three, everything else was just surreal after that," said Williams.
Monty refused to comment on the possibility of adding Anthony Davis, citing league rules that prohibit discussing players not under contract. He did however cleverly allude to the fact that he has been exceedingly impressed with a certain big man from UK.
The lottery losers were the Charlotte Bobcats, who despite posting the worst winning percentage in the history of the league, slipped to #2 overall and lost the chance to draft Davis. This just happens to be one of those drafts when the drop-off from number one down to number two is significant.
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Life of Pi director, Oscar winner, and Larchmont resident Ang Lee
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Did you stay up to watch all of the Oscars? (I don't blame you if you turned it off.) When I realized I'd been watching the ceremony — not counting the pre-show — for three hours and they still had all the major awards to go, I considered switching over to our DVRed episode of Girls and calling it a night. I stuck it out through the end, though, so I can tell you which of our neighbors trotted off to the Governor's Ball with statues in hand.
The big answer, of course, is Ang Lee. Ang Lee! The Life of Pi director and Larchmont resident has been somewhat overlooked this season, losing the Director's Guild award, the Golden Globe, and our general attention to Ben Affleck and his seemingly unstoppable Argo juggernaut. It just didn't seem like the momentum was there for him. But Affleck wasn't even nominated for the Oscar, which meant that Lee finally had the chance to slip past him — and fellow Westchester alums David O. Russell, Benh Zeitlin, and a little director by the name of Steven Spielberg — to win the Oscar. It was a tough category, so Lee's win is really an accomplishment.
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If that wasn't heartwarming enough, we have my favorite winner of the night, John Kahrs. His romantic "Paperman" took home the award for Best Animated Short — and, in my opinion, the Cornwall native deserved it. His win is also a feat considering that his short is almost silent and nearly black-and-white, two things that don't really go over big these days.
Alas, it wasn't meant to be for the rest of our local nominees. Mount Vernon's Denzel Washington, who was up for the Best Actor award for Flight, lost out to Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln). More surprisingly, "Mondays at Racine" director Cynthia Wade, who grew up in Croton-on-Hudson, lost in the Documentary Short category to "Innocente," about a young, homeless artist. But the biggest loser of all, I think, was the viewer, who had to sit through Seth MacFarlane's half-hour monologues and interminable cutaway gags before any awards were even given out, then treated to a bunch of songs that bore no relevance to this year's crop of nominees. It makes you realize that entertaining people isn't so easy, so the people who do it well really do deserve some awards.
Associate Editor Marisa LaScala joined Westchester magazine in 2003, and ever since she's blown every paycheck at the Greenburgh Multiplex. She also staunchly defends Richard Kelly, doesn't mind spoiling the endings of trashy movies you're curious about but don't want to pay to see, wishes the Hold Steady would come back and rock out Westchester, misses Arrested Development more than anyone can imagine, and still watches cartoons and Saturday Night Live. You can find more of her cultural criticism at www.popmatters.com, where she is a staff writer.


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Tomorrow is a monumental day in dating. It's Sadie Hawkins Day which basically means that girls all around the globe are officially allowed to ask boys out (or ask them to marry them). This only happens once every four years, on February 29th. So, as you can imagine, it's a kind of a big deal.
You're probably wondering how this little tradition even came to be. Well, it all started way back in 1937. (For those of you who don't know, that's long before the invention of the cordless telephone or PT Cruisers or Bravo TV, or even Seinfeld!) Sadie Hawkins Day made its debut in Al Capp's Li'l Abner strip on November 15, 1937. Sadie Hawkins was "the homeliest gal in the hills" who grew tired of waiting for the fellows to come a courtin'. Her father, Hekzebiah Hawkins, a prominent resident of Dogpatch, was even more worried about Sadie living at home for the rest of his life, so he decreed the first annual Sadie Hawkins Day, a foot race in which the unmarried gals pursued the town's bachelors, with matrimony as the consequence.
So pretty much, we have the famed and ugly Sadie Hawkins (and her dad) to thank for this extraordinary day tomorrow in the dating world. It's because of her unattractiveness that women and girls everywhere are encouraged to take the initiative in inviting the man or boy of their choice out on a date.
As you all know, asking a boy out on a date goes strictly against everything that Dean typically preaches about in her successful dating practice. I mean how many times have we heard Dean advise, "Under no circumstance should a girl ever ask a boy out, pay the bill on a first date, or hold the door open for him." These are Dean's dating rules that she is never shy about sharing with her loyal readers.
But what we have to remember is that with every rule, there can always be an exception. And tomorrow happens to be that exception. Poor, little, ugly Sadie paved the way for this movement to be possible. And Dean thinks that it would be shameful to Sadie, her dad, and to all of mankind for that matter if we simply chose to ignore this historic and significant event.
So tomorrow, Dean is highly encouraging single girls everywhere to ask out (or ask to marry) the boys of their dreams.
Dean knows that this is not an easy thing to do for most girls. I mean in today's times, we're certainly not about to go hosting a foot race for the purpose of scoring a man. Especially with all of the technology on our side these days, there are way more tactful ways to go about asking out the man of your dreams.
Dean has compiled a list of the top 5 ways for girls to ask boys out:
- Create a profile for your man on Match.com. Load several pictures of him and be sure to include his email address in the login information. Once his profile has been successfully created, send him a wink to let him know that you are interested. He'll be sure to be surprised…in a good way!
- Update your Facebook status to say that you and the man of your dreams are in a relationship. Trust me, when your man sees the bold initiative that you have taken for the world to see, he'll have no choice but to confirm your pending relationship status. And in no time, you'll turn that fake relationship status into a reality.
- Host a contest to date you. (Check out Dean's example of a successful dating contest.) At the end of the day, contact the man of your dreams to let him know that he won the grand prize; a date with you. Even if he never entered the contest, letting him know that he is the winner will surely make you both lucky in the end.
- Hire one of those fancy planes that do messaging in the sky, "skytyping". For a completely unreasonable price, have a plane fly above his home and type, "Will you go out with me?" in the sky. At the end of the day, if he does agree to go out with you, can we really put a price tag on love?
- Write a blog post about the five best ways for a girl to ask out the man of her dreams. After you have published the post, send your dream date a link to your blog. In no time at all, he'll begin to wonder if the blog post was intended for him. If he seems really excited about it, tell him that it was indeed written for him. However, if he seems somewhat repulsed or disturbed by the gesture, you can always lie to him and tell him that it was meant for someone else. It's a really safe way to express your true feelings without the risk of getting hurt or humiliated.
So to all of you Single Sadie's out there, if you like it, tomorrow's your day to put a ring on it. Lock it down and make Dean proud!


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Much to my chagrin, neither tonight's game in Edmonton nor Saturday's in Calgary are on local TV. A person can watch tonight's game on Center Ice (which I intend to do), but Saturday's game has no TV coverage at all. This frustrates me. Why is it every year when the NCAA basketball tournament begins that NHL hockey gets the shaft locally? I know I know I know March Madness is very popular and I'll probably even watch a bit here and there, but surely there are some hockey fans in this basketball hotbed. I'll have to evaluate my watching options on Saturday night, but I can tell you this with certainty: I won't watch a minute of the Red Wings-Canucks. I can't think of a worse matchup for a Wild fan than that.
Speaking of the Canucks, I just wanted to let you all know that I'm working on a list of my Top 5 Most Hated Canucks of all time. Narrowing down to five is proving to be a difficult task, but it should be done by tomorrow night. Suggestions are welcome in the comment box.
On a side note, just how good has Brent Burns been playing this last month? The young defenseman continues to grow in front of our eyes, and in this blogger's opinion, is now clearly this team's number 1 option on the blueline. Kim Johnsson continues to disappoint.
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I don't think Minnesota is a basketball hotbed or that basketball is anymore popular than hockey. It's just that the blowhards in the mainstream media are either too lazy to cover hockey or they don't like it.
And as far as the March Madness goes, it is only vaguely about basketball. It is mostly about filling out brackets, throwing down a few cocktails, and playing hooky from work/school. A lot of people don't know who or what they are watching.
The Wild are having a good season. Certainly better than the dog-butt, no account basketball franchise across the river. The media won't be allowed to ignore them forever. - 5:06 PM
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ListenGreater DC Cares dissolves after declaring bankruptcy
Greater DC Cares, an organization that connected some 40,000 Washington area volunteers with more than 700 nonprofits, has shut its doors for lack of funding.
Tags: Greater DC Cares, volunteer
Boy's birthday request leads to hundreds of shoes for the needy
An unusual birthday present request from a little boy in Manassas helped poor families in Guatemala.
Tags: Tey Barbour, Michelle Martin, Hank Silverberg, soles4souls, Manassas, shoe donation,
Charity auctions off lavish experiences with Beyonce, Bill Clinton
Imagine touring with Beyonce, interning at Vogue or spending the day with President Clinton. Now imagine you can do all that and help a charity at the same time.
Tags: Charitybuzz, Randi Martin, auction, nonprofit
Telemedicine program with Va. ties expanding
CaringOn gives back to caregivers of terminal cancer patients
A woman with terminal cancer wants to give to those who've given so much.
Tags: timonium, Dick Uliano, cancer, terminal cancer, caregiver, caringon, Judy Goldberg Davanzo
Va. farm fields opening to 'gleaning'
Tags: Society of St. Andrews, gleaning,
Va. program aims to provides wheels to families
Tags: Presbyterian Homes and Family Alliance, cars, donations
Fashion and Sheryl Crow raise money for Down Syndrome awareness in D.C. (Video)
More than two dozen models with Down Syndrome, many of them children, took center stage at the Ritz Carlton in D.C. Wednesday night.
Tags: sheryl crow, michelle basch, Down syndrome, Global Down Syndrome Foundation


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