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Killoran House is set in 2 acres of ground, on the hillside above the pretty village of Dervaig. It commands panoramic views over the island and off into the distance.
When you come to stay with us at Killoran we want you to unwind completely from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We have 6 spacious and tastefully decorated bedrooms. All bedrooms are en suite and provide an extremely comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. There are 4 double sized rooms, 1 king bedded room and 1 twin room. We have one double room on the ground floor, the remainder being on the first floor. All have views of the garden and surrounding countryside. Our gardens are available to guests to relax in and take in the wonderful views or just to wander around.
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Breakfasts include fruit and cereal as well as Killoran-made meusli, yoghurt and marmalade. Of course, there is also the full Scottish cooked breakfast. A set four course menu dinner is served in the dining room with its stunning views over Dervaig and Glen Bellart.
After dinner relax upstairs in the lounge which gives access to a balcony to enjoy the last of the Mull sunsets.
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Getting there by ferry:- Mull is served by regular sailings to Craignure from Oban, to Fishnish from Lochaline and Tobermory from Kilchoan.
Getting there by railway:- There are regular train services to Oban from Glasgow. Trains are timed to coincide with ferry sailings.
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Penalty kick
A penalty kick (also known as penalty or spot kick) is a type of direct free kick in association football, taken from 12 yards (approximately 11 metres) out from the goal, on the penalty mark.
Penalty kicks are performed during normal play. They are awarded when a foul normally punishable by a direct free kick is committed within the offending player's own penalty area. Similar kicks are made in a penalty shootout in some tournaments to determine which team is victorious after a drawn match; though similar in procedure, these are not penalty kicks and are governed by slightly different rules.
In practice, penalties are converted to goals more often than not, even against world class goalkeepers. This means that penalty awards are often decisive, especially in low-scoring games. Missed penalty kicks are often demoralising to players because it is an easy opportunity to score.
A penalty kick is awarded when one of the ten offences normally punishable by a direct free kick takes place within the offending player's own penalty area. Note that it is the location of the offence, and not the position of the ball, that defines whether or not the foul is punishable by a penalty kick.
The referee signals the award of a penalty kick by blowing the whistle and pointing to the penalty mark.
The penalty kick is taken from the penalty mark. The penalty kick taker (who does not have to be the player who was fouled) must be clearly identified to the referee and goalkeeper. All players other than the defending goalkeeper and the kicker must be located:
- inside the field of play,
- outside the penalty area and arc,
- behind the penalty mark,
- at least ten yards (9.15 m) from the penalty mark
The penalty arc is used to enforce the 10 yard requirement. After the players have taken positions, the referee signals for the kick to be taken. The ball is in play once it has been kicked and moves forward. At this point other players from either team may enter the penalty area and arc, after which play continues as normal. Sometimes, the ball will rebound from the keeper or the goalpost/crossbar, in which case any goal scored thereafter does not count as a penalty kick goal. The penalty kicker must not play the ball again until it has touched another player. (The kicker may play the ball a second time if the ball rebounds off the keeper, not if the ball rebounds directly off the goal frame without having touched another player.) The penalty kick is a form of direct free kick, meaning that a goal may be scored directly from it. If a goal is not scored, play continues as usual. As in other restarts, an own goal may not be scored by the kicking team directly from the penalty spot; if the ball were to rebound off the goalpost, travel the length of the field, and enter the kicker's goal (an extremely unlikely scenario), a corner kick would be awarded. However, if the ball touched another player before entering the goal the goal would stand. In case of a defender foul and the ball enters the goal penalty should be given.
Tap penalty[edit]
A two-man penalty or "tap" penalty occurs when the penalty-taker, instead of shooting to score a goal, taps the ball slightly forward and to the side so that a team-mate can run on to it. The team-mate, like all other players, must be at least ten yards from the penalty mark when the ball is kicked. This strategy depends on the element of surprise, so that the team-mate can reach the ball ahead of any defenders. The first recorded two-man penalty was taken by Rik Coppens and André Piters in the World Cup Qualifying match Belgium v Iceland on 5 June 1957. Coppens passed the ball to Piters who returned the favour, allowing the former to score. It was later made famous by Johan Cruyff in a match for AFC Ajax in 1982 against Helmond Sport.[1]
Arsenal players Thierry Henry and Robert Pirès famously failed in an attempt at a similar penalty in 2005, during a Premier League match against Manchester City at Highbury. Pirès ran in to take the kick, attempted to pass to the onrushing Henry, but miskicked; as he had touched the ball (but barely moved it), he could not touch it again, and City defender Sylvain Distin reached the ball before Henry could.[2]
In case of an infringement of the laws of the game during a penalty kick, most commonly entering the goal area illegally, the referee must consider both whether a goal was scored, and which team committed the offence.
Infringement by | The ball enters the goal | The ball does NOT enter the goal |
Attacking player | Penalty is retaken | Indirect free kick to the defending team at the place of the infringement |
Defending player | Goal | Penalty is retaken |
Both | Penalty is retaken | Penalty is retaken |
In the case of a player repeatedly infringing the laws during the penalty kick, the referee may caution the player for persistent infringement. Note that all offences that occur before kick are dealt with in this manner, regardless of the location of the offence.
If, after the penalty kick has been taken:
- the kicker touches the ball again (except with his hands) before it has touched another player:
- an indirect free kick is awarded to the opposing team, the kick to be taken from the place where the infringement occurred
- the kicker deliberately handles the ball before it has touched another player:
- a direct free kick is awarded to the opposing team, to be taken from the place where the infringement occurred
- the ball is touched by an outside agent (ex. dog) as it moves forward:
- the kick is retaken
- the ball rebounds into the field of play from the goalkeeper, the crossbar or the goalposts and is then touched by an outside agent (ex. dog):
- the referee stops play
- play is restarted with a dropped ball at the place where it touched the outside agent, unless it touched the outside agent inside the goal area, in which case the referee drops the ball on the goal area line parallel to the goal line at the point nearest to where the ball was located when play was stopped
Saving Tactics[edit]
"Reading" the kicker
Defending against a penalty kick is one of the most difficult tasks a goalkeeper can face. Owing to the short distance between the penalty spot and the goal, there is very little time to react to the shot. Because of this, the goalkeeper will usually start his or her dive before the ball is actually struck. In effect, the goalkeeper must act on his best prediction about where the shot will be aimed. Some keepers decide which way they will dive beforehand, thus giving themselves a good chance of diving in time. Others try to read the kicker's motion pattern. On the other side, kickers often feign and prefer a relatively slow shot in an attempt to foil the keeper. The potentially most fruitful approach, shooting high and center, i.e. in the space that the keeper will evacuate, also carries the highest risk of shooting above the bar.
As the shooter makes his approach to the ball, the keeper has only a few seconds to "read" the shooter's motions and decide where the ball will go. If their guess is correct, this may result in a saved penalty. Helmuth Duckadam, the goalkeeper of Steaua Bucureşti, saved a record four consecutive penalties in the 1986 European Cup Final against FC Barcelona. He dived three times to the right and a fourth time to his left to save all penalties taken, securing victory for his team.
Use of knowledge of kicker's history
A goalkeeper may also rely on knowledge of the shooter's past behaviour to inform his decision. An example of this would be by former Netherlands national team goalkeeper Hans van Breukelen, who always had a box with cards with all the information about the opponents penalty specialist. Ecuadorian goalkeeper Marcelo Elizaga, after saving a penalty from Carlos Tévez in a match between their national teams, revealed that he had studied some penalty kicks from Tévez and suspected he was going to shoot to the goalkeeper left side. Two other examples occurred during the 2006 FIFA World Cup:
1. Portugal national team goalkeeper Ricardo in a quarterfinal match against England, where he saved three penalties.
2. The quarterfinal match between Argentina and Germany also came down to penalties, and German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was seen looking at a piece of paper kept in his sock before each Argentinian player would come forward for a penalty kick. It is presumed that information on each kicker's "habits" were written on this paper. Lehmann saved 2 of the 4 penalties taken.
This approach may not always be successful; the player may intentionally switch from his favoured spot after witnessing the goalkeeper obtaining knowledge of his kicks. Most times, especially in amateur football, the goalkeeper is often forced to guess. A 2011 study published in the journal Psychological Science found goalkeepers dove to the right 71% of the time when their team was losing, but only 48% when ahead and 49% when tied, a phenomenon believed to be related to certain right-preferring behaviour in social mammals.[3]
The goalkeeper also may try to distract the penalty taker, as the expectation is on the penalty taker to succeed, hence more pressure on the penalty taker, making him more vulnerable to mistakes. For example, in the 2008 UEFA Champions League Final between Manchester United and Chelsea, United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar pointed to his left side when Nicolas Anelka stepped up to take a shot in the penalty shoot out. This was because all of Chelsea's penalties went to the left. Anelka's shot instead went to Van der Sar's right, which was saved. Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar used a famous method of distracting the players called the "spaghetti legs" trick to help his club defeat Roma to win the 1984 European Cup. This tactic was emulated in the 2005 UEFA Champions League Final, which Liverpool also won, by Liverpool's goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, helping his team defeat AC Milan.
An illegal method of saving penalties is for the goalkeeper to make a quick and short jump forward just before the penalty taker connects with the ball. This not only shuts down the angle of the shot, but also distracts the penalty taker. The method was used by Brazilian goalkeeper Taffarel. FIFA was less strict on the rule during that time. In more recent times, FIFA has advised all referees to strictly obey the rule book.[citation needed]
Similarly, a goalkeeper may also attempt to delay a penalty by cleaning his boots, asking the referee to see if the ball is placed properly and other delaying tactics. This method builds more pressure on the penalty taker, but the goalkeeper may risk punishments, most likely a yellow card.
Scoring Statistics[edit]
Even if the keeper does manage to block the shot, the ball may rebound back to the shooter or one of his team-mates for another shot, with the keeper often in poor position to make a second save. This makes saving penalty kicks astonishingly difficult. This is not a concern in penalty shoot-outs, where just a single shot is permitted.
These factors would give one the impression that penalty kicks are scored almost 100% of the time. Missed penalty kicks, however, are not uncommon despite the simple circumstances. For instance, of the 78 penalty kicks taken during the 2005–06 English Premier League season, 57 resulted in a goal, meaning almost 30% of the penalties were unsuccessful. [1]
A German professor who has been studying penalty statistics in the German Bundesliga for 16 years found that 76% of all the penalties during those 16 years went in, and 99% of the shots in the higher half of the goal went in[citation needed], although the higher half of the goal is generally a more risky target to aim at. During his career, Italian striker Roberto Baggio had two occurrences where his shot hit the upper bar, bounced downwards, rebounded off the keeper and passed the goal line for a goal.
The early origin of the penalty kick probably lies in rugby football, as shown in early match reports, for example in 1888: "Dewsbury was awarded a penalty kick in front of the goal"[4] The concept of a penalty goal for fouls within 2 yards (1.8 m) of the goal was suggested at a Sheffield FA meeting in 1879.[5] The invention of the penalty kick is also credited to the goalkeeper and businessman William McCrum in 1890 in Milford, County Armagh, Northern Ireland.[6] The Irish Football Association presented the idea to the International Football Association Board and finally after much debate, and after a blatant goal-line handball by a Notts County player in the FA Cup quarter-final against Stoke City, the board approved the idea on 2 June 1891.[7] A similar incident in Scotland in a match between Airdrieonians and Heart of Midlothian also contributed to the call for the penalty kick,[8] which came into effect in the 1891–92 season. The world's first penalty kick was awarded to Airdrieonians in 1891 at Broomfield Park.[9] The first penalty kick in the Football League was awarded to Wolverhampton Wanderers in their game against Accrington at Molineux Stadium on 14 September 1891. The penalty was taken and scored by "Billy" Heath[10] as Wolves went on to win the game 5–0.
- ^ Dart, James (26 October 2005). "Who took the first two-man penalty?". The Guardian (London).
- ^ "Wenger defends Pires over penalty". BBC News. 22 October 2005.
- ^ Under Pressure, Soccer Goalies Tend To Dive Right, 2 August 2011, retrieved 2011-09-03
- ^ The Leeds Mercury (Leeds, England), Monday, 12 November 1888; Issue 15788.
- ^ Murphy, Brendan (2007). From Sheffield with Love. Sports Book Limited. p. 107. ISBN 978-1-899807-56-7.
- ^ Daily Telegraph Monday 9 April 2007 p5 (see article on Telegraph online)
- ^ The Sunday Times Illustrated History of Football Reed International Books Limited. 1996. p11. ISBN 1-85613-341-9
- ^ James Adams – A Squad, Scottish Football Association.
- ^ Visit Lanarkshire – Airdire
- ^ "Happened on this day – 14 September". BBC News. 14 September 2002. Retrieved 2010-05-22.
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I prefer not to have the close paren inserted automatically when I type the open paren, so I did some experiment to see how to compute the correct type of close paren from the rightmost open-but-unclosed paren. Note that the content after point is not considered.
Try to put the point after "({()[(" and hit the close key a couple times to see the effect. I note that there is still some issues with escaping.
(global-set-key "]" 'universal-close-paren) (defvar ucp-open-re "[[({]" "Regexp matching open raw parens") (defvar ucp-close-re "[])}]" ;close bracket must come first "Regexp matching close raw parens.") (defun ucp-lp2rp (lhs) (cond ((string-equal lhs "(") ")") ;cannot use case because of eql ((string-equal lhs "{") "}") ((string-equal lhs "[") "]") ((string-equal lhs "\\(") "\\)") ((string-equal lhs "\\{") "\\}") ((string-equal lhs "\\[") "\\]") (t (concat "ucp-lp2rp unexpected: " lhs)))) (defun ucp-rp2lp (rhs) (cond ((string-equal rhs ")") "(") ((string-equal rhs "}") "{") ((string-equal rhs "]") "[") ((string-equal rhs "\\)") "\\(") ((string-equal rhs "\\}") "\\{") ((string-equal rhs "\\]") "\\[") (t (concat "ucp-rp2lp unexpected: " rhs)))) (defun universal-close-paren (parg) "Insert the \"correct\" close paren. Use C-u to override." (interactive "P") (if parg (self-insert-command 1) ;override (let ((rightmost-paren (save-excursion (save-match-data (ucp-pda 0 ""))))) (if (= (car rightmost-paren) 0) ;; problem detected (if (string-equal (cdr rightmost-paren) "") ;; no open detected (message "Parens are already balanced up to this point.") ;; extra close detected: long else (goto-char (string-to-int (cdr rightmost-paren))) (message "Extra close paren detected here.")) ;; car is point of interest (if (string-match ucp-open-re (cdr rightmost-paren)) ;; match: we want to insert rp (let ((rp (ucp-lp2rp (cdr rightmost-paren)))) ;; detect if we have already manually escaped by ourselves (if (and (string-equal (substring rp 0 1) "\\") ;rp is escaped (= (preceding-char) ?\\) ;point is not right after \\ (/= (char-before (1- (point))) ?\\)) (insert (substring rp 1)) ;skip first char (insert rp))) ;no skip ;; mismatch detected: long else (goto-char (car rightmost-paren)) (message (concat "Mismatched open paren detected here. Expecting: " (ucp-rp2lp (cdr rightmost-paren))))))))) (defun ucp-pda (level expected-open) ;return point of rightmost unclosed open "Use the recursion stack to perform paren matching. May run into limits for large files. Try something like: \(setq max-lisp-eval-depth \(* 64 1048576\)\) \(setq max-specpdl-size \(* 64 1048576\)\) LEVEL is the number of close paren we have seen so far. EXPECTED-OPEN is what we are expected to see if we do see an open paren. On non-zero level, return nil when match found. Otherwise, return (0.\"\") if goes pass point-min (0.\"point\") if extra close detected at point (point.\"open\") if point is the matched open (point.\"close\") if open at point mismatches close" (let ((rightmost-paren (and (re-search-backward (concat "\\(" ucp-open-re "\\|" ucp-close-re "\\)") (point-min) 't) (cons (point) (match-string 0))))) (if (not rightmost-paren) ;; no more paren (cons 0 (if (= level 0) ;walk passed point-min "" ;=> 0."" t)) ;=> 0.t (t will be replaced by oldpt) ;; hit a paren, long else (when (re-search-backward "\\\\" (- (point) 1) t) (setq rightmost-paren ;patch rightmost-paren if quoted (cons (point) (concat "\\" (cdr rightmost-paren))))) (let ((p (cdr rightmost-paren))) (if (string-match ucp-close-re p) ;note the patch above ;; hit a close paren (let ((oldpt (point)) ;at the closing paren (recur ;eat until the matching open (ucp-pda (1+ level) (ucp-rp2lp p)))) (if recur ;; not nil => mismatch and report point (if (= (car recur) 0) (cons 0 (number-to-string oldpt)) ;0.t => 0."oldpt" ;; if pt.nil => pt."close", otherwise => keep (if (cdr recur) recur (cons (point) p))) ;; nil => match, restart scanning at same level (ucp-pda level expected-open))) ;; hit an open paren (if (= level 0) rightmost-paren ;=>pt.open; found open at level 0! (if (string-equal expected-open p) nil ;match => nil (cons (point) nil)))))))) ;miss => pt.nil (nil will be replaced) ;but note: nil will become (lp2rp expected-open)
[new] I like the idea, but I think the code could be simpler. Does the following work for you? ☺
(defconst all-paren-syntax-table (let ((table (make-syntax-table))) (modify-syntax-entry ?{ "(}" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?} "){" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\( "()" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\) ")(" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\[ "(]" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\] ")[" table) table) "A syntax table giving all parenthesis parenthesis syntax.")
(defun close-open-paren () (interactive) (with-syntax-table all-paren-syntax-table (insert (save-excursion (up-list -1) (matching-paren (char-after))))))
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[new] Not really, but I appreciate from your code that I never thought about cooking up a syntax table and then use with-syntax-table. I think this idea can indeed clean up the code a little bit in the "paren detection" in the ucp-pda function. But the escape issue still has to be handled (I wanted "\{" to close with "\}" as a LaTeX user), as well as the error reporting when mismatch has been found (say when closing on "([{]"). One thing I am still not happy with ucp is that it doesn't understand "\\[" should be closed with "]" since the escape has been escaped. But that's something I will fix later. – MaverickWoo
[new] Ah, I see. I didn't really read through all that code and just assumed, you didn't want them to be closed … ☺ The quoting is added easily enough, but I wouldn't know how to catch those errors.
(defconst all-paren-syntax-table2 (let ((table (make-syntax-table))) (modify-syntax-entry ?{ "(}" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?} "){" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\( "()" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\) ")(" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\[ "(]" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\] ")[" table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\\ "'" table) table) "A syntax table giving all parenthesis parenthesis syntax.")
(defun close-quoted-open-paren () (interactive) (let (pos closing) (with-syntax-table all-paren-syntax-table2 (setq pos (save-excursion (up-list -1) (point))) (setq closing (matching-paren (char-after pos)))) (and (eq (char-syntax (char-before pos)) ?\\) (not (eq (char-syntax (char-before (1- pos))) ?\\)) (insert (char-before pos))) (insert closing)))


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Well funny thing happening at -- -- Republican debate the front runners actually agree.
Hi everybody I'm Neil Cavuto.
And -- on top of Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich talking up a new plan by the red and blue to -- missiles and Green maybe a lot of Green with a bipartisan what they're calling Medicare that.
It's it's actually an offshoot of Paul Ryan's a regional fixed the same fixing my ever called Newt Gingrich slams.
So I asked Gingrich about the switch to -- Iowa.
On this.
This might -- confused congressman Ryan and others for whom you would -- with his initial Medicare fix.
That it was right wing social engineering later on you backed off that comment said that there was much you could find mr.
Ryan's plan delight.
Can you blame governor Romney for saying you have it consistency problem on this it.
But in the business of blaming them around.
I'm I'm in the business of trying to understand what we can do -- a policy governor Romney came up frank it was a very good variation on the -- and plan.
Which allowed the maintenance of the current system.
Paul has adopted that and I think at a very brave act play by senator Ron Wyden you have a Democrat willing to cosponsor the bill.
I've endorsed the concept today I think is a big step forward and I think governor Romney deserve some of the credit.
For -- help figure out a way to make this thing workable so.
I think it's a nice thing to actually have a bipartisan plan Washington that we could actually look at in a positive way and hope.
Would help save Medicare.
Governor Romney he -- responded -- compliment yeah.
Republicans and Democrats came together with senator Wyden and congressman Paul Ryan to say we have a solution.
To remove that 62 trillion dollars this is a big day for our kids and our grandkids it's an enormous achievement.
It means we finally have the prospect.
Of dealing with something which has the potential of crushing.
Our future generations and a good Democrat and a good Republican came together.
This is the impact of people on both sides of the -- that care about America -- a critical time and I applaud -- it's good news.
All right so -- likes it -- Like sit what to make of that because the white does well it's not a big fan of it correct either of these guys.
It's already blasting this Medicare plan saying it would end Medicare.
As we know -- for millions of seniors.
So are we looking at granny off a cliff part two I'm still convinced that -- regardless.
It's what I digress but I also got free I don't know it's defense.
Martin -- what do you negatives.
They -- the White House communications people said that this plan from Wyden and ride by the way who is a Democrat.
The calls Medicare to -- are on the buy and -- scare.
Is part of the democrats' playbook and 2012 they are going to talk about it.
That it's going to caught that Republicans want to end it they want to push grandy and grade dating all the -- This is going to be something that they tried to hammer but I do believe that Ryan Wyden plan.
At least opens the door because it's bipartisan to a normal rational conversation about it.
Reasons and I don't -- -- -- who want to hear certainly the opening about the journal dorks -- -- -- thank you very much need but okay.
-- the idea was that this was going to.
Give people flexibility you can go with this voluntary plan or you could stick with the medical plans and -- easier said than done and -- put -- but it's.
-- went out the fact if a Democrat on board top Republican on board.
Makes it bipartisan bill I.
You know look you we were talking earlier that he before we move forward on about the the -- poll numbers did Reese approval numbers very bad.
I think there's a degree of fatigue with the president right now in terms of he's against anything.
That makes sense and -- started -- if you think about it Simpson Bowles was it that was another one of these bipartisan ways of dealing with a major problem deficits in Social Security.
And entitlements and reforming it he's against it is all a bipartisan.
Plan he's against this a bipartisan plan.
At some point that -- -- starts seeping into electric people say what do you for the status quo.
And -- tea.
I'll say this right now that this president the economy could get better with his presence could -- to have an uphill battle unless of course Newt Gingrich gets elected just -- caveat that.
It gets nominated this president have an uphill battle because he is the status quo and the status -- not good.
Of course we were exactly Larry we're we're we're leader supposedly.
And the snaps -- right now Adam was since.
Looks like a president resisting any any adjustments.
They in Medicare the program as we have a right now that he would be good for content and even among Medicare recipients who like.
The deal I have now.
Well I I think politically the president is not against any consensus or anything right now Charlie he's against anything that the Republicans say because my vote like Democrats this was back yeah I -- I -- -- he's running.
He's running for president I mean this essentially is the Ryan plan whatever the mayor I had whatever -- -- -- car.
The book because then for the same reason that Romney and and and -- agreed I got some idea the other night might -- -- I believe -- Erskine Bowles joined with with woods with Alan Simpson that I loved being a -- I love -- grilled by you while I'm trying to make my point which is.
He hasn't by the way.
He's not against -- -- he just didn't do anything about it I mean I agree with you.
He has not been good on this and is not being good on on this issue either it's a little silly by the way.
To suggest that we outgrew the Republicans invented the scare tactics -- medics scare remember those Sarah Palin's death panels and obamacare was -- You know I was I don't honestly I do I you're right -- both side plenty of blame on -- -- -- I'm -- and a year and now this example Scott on this example.
Where we have at least the beginning of a bipartisan.
Agreement to try to address to a combination of -- we have now.
Mixing a voluntary effort if you wanna go that way.
A move past this program pay off the cliff the administration takes a -- I think that to a lot of Americans who want to see progress on entitlements this is gonna look like a president running for reelection.
-- High hopes O'Neill and like you said it is a good start I.
I don't see what the big deal is guys about saying this is the end of Medicare as we know it because Medicare is broke anyway it's gonna hurt.
These 54 and under people that this you know they -- well iPad anyway but but but I.
-- -- -- -- -- -- That's why I'm giving you the truth because the truth this way if you're fifty -- under your -- we -- Medicare as the winds -- now anyway waive his no way to work it out when we went right.
You're just born under continued.
If you're an elderly on Medicare is not gonna work out for you anyway given the state it's in today I don't -- I don't want to change the plan I decide wanted to write daily.
I did have but one point is the reason this works as tactic for the Democrats.
-- -- Republican or Democrat on Medicare once there and it.
They liked it for the most part they can it's a base of people not parents for example they spend a whole.
Lot more money.
In Medicare than they will ever put into it and we have not yet had to true.
Way parents are stumbling around on the Medicare -- to get -- they have this rich.
I've -- runner whose what what I'm sorry -- -- it out of the medical bills I.
What are you break it down.
-- there there'll Medicare and it's not but not.
We have not there there is an argument during an argument to be made that let me help in the head and my dad helping mom and dad and not even among Medicare.
Isn't blocked off the collected to Medicare is part of our fiscal crisis but we don't have to pay for it yet I -- we're still borrowing money at one point I know at one point 8% yeah.
Apple -- Europe and they say you know I mean I'm not saying it's we have a sea change here but people look at Europe and see what's going on there and -- saying you know at some point.
When he's become that of the point where we can't afford stuff when we honestly -- reportedly troubled about -- -- an appearance.
You know I'm sorry I'm not gonna take your cholesterol medication if you gonna eight sheet would.
That's Kalus and a little video off the shelf and on line.
You're -- a -- they have here called entitlement they put money -- adult old labeled their Medicare.
Republican or Democrat they all think the same -- you'll get any of it.
Yeah evident when you don't look at their artillery and they're gonna in the people who made you and are counted and the commitment.
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depravity maybe - but certainly not any solutions found as far as | could see.
Maybe I need to finish this thread anyway, before The Supreme Being LordRoss: Keeper of the Sacred & most sacrosanct House Rules, who & which I've inadvertently fallen foul of a couples of times already according to his holy edicts; comes along & locks it anyway. (I'm so far in his bad books - I think he's blocked my ability to 'private message' him. I wonder if he took exception to my accusing him of being a 'school prefect' in his pubescent days, that might've been it - I'm not even sure if he got that message before he blocked me - I suppose I'll never know now and it'll remain a Playstation3 mystery!)
As far as I can see, these forums seem to be run by some sort of dictatorship with no right of appeal or fore-warning of impending penance!
I suppose if there's a conclusion it would be that from my perception, PS3 owners are RESIGNED to the fact that the PS3 browser is crap & seems destined to always be so.
"The Supreme Being LordRoss" Thanks, that does have a nice ring to it
As for your PM's not working, that has nowt to do with me lol Tried updating your internet browser on your PC?
The House Rules are visible to everyone at all times so you really shouldn't be too surprised by a thread being locked if you broke them. The reason for your threads being locked have already been mentioned as have the specific rules you broke. Although you still seem confused so here are the rules again that you breached in two of your threads:
It's hardly a crime of the century, and frankly I'm surprised you are still going on about it. It was more of a heads up than anything. It's not like I banned you or came at you with rage.
It's really rather simple. If you want to reply to a thread, then reply to it. Don't make a new thread of your own as a reply to another thread. It's just confusing and uncalled for. I shouldn't have to hand in notice before I make the forum more of a tidier and easier place to visit for the community.
Although I noticed you are now double posting a lot, such as what you are doing in this thread. Can't you just put it in the one post? Surely that's easier then having to keep pressing reply?
Ironically the same week you PM'd me trying to convince me that "Retard" is not an offensive word, the national news and all the papers was full of these reports:
Should try just being friendly rather than making snidey comments at the community or moderators needlessly.
Trust me, being friendly is way cooler and I'm sure if you calm down and be more approchable to the community than we will all get along just dandy
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on 02-05-2012 09:34 AM
Logicintuwisdom wrote:My ID is a combination of three words Logic, Intuition and Wisdom, because I believe if one trys to use the first two, they may, at some point in the future gain some of the third.
I am new to all this threading mularkey Grasshopper, but after checking your text abbreviations on Google as I wasn't familiar with them, I can only reply using the first word of my ID with a sprinkling of the second:-
How would you know that my multi-post could have been condensed to one post, if you hadn't read it all to find out Grasshopper?
Actually, you are completly wrong in your summation - because regardless of the content of my post, I am using a CRT TV (old type telly - not HDMI) which restricts the number of characters I can type to around a thousand.
In other words Grasshopper, you rash appraisal of my thread, was just that - rash - ok Grasshopper?!!!
because ive seen longer posts before, "Grasshopper"!
on 02-05-2012 09:54 AM
FooFan73 wrote:Logicintuwisdom wrote: A right load of long winded crap Sheesh, get a grip there me bucko
Here's a novel idea - why don't you not read my thread's anymore, I don't read yours - then you won't be inconvenienced will you? Sorted!
02-05-2012 10:13 AM - edited 02-05-2012 10:20 AM
I take it LordRoss, because you haven't chosen to exercise your enormous powers over this forum, but probably over little else in life, that you have deigned to allow me to answer.
Well maybe you didn't block my ability to PM, I have no proof either way; but I think I can be forgiven for coming to that conclusion as it was right after you PMd me & I PMd back to you and you back to me again that I found I was unable to send out new PMs. As for the massive laughing picture, I thought for someone supposed to be performing a supervisory type roll it to be rather immature.
As for the double posting, perhaps you might want to check on things a bit more and stop making so many assumptions. Please check on my thead in the Tech Help section as I'm not going to repeat everything here, as that IS what you've been moaning about isn't it - me repeating things!
Has it occurred to you that I might not know if someone has already posted on something already & as I said to you before I just copied the subject
on 02-05-2012 10:44 AM
(cont. LordRoss)
line of I think it was RabidWalker's Post abt an update I wanted to talk about, that itself was no more than a notification of a maintenance update & a link to his twitter feed.
You don't see why if you take someone's thread and merge it with someone else's because you had made an incorrect assumption that that is wrong?
If you had notified me of what you'd intended to do, then you wouldn't have made an incorrect assumption, as I would then have had the chance to explain why and the limitations I'm forced to work within - i.e. no PC and the PS3's daft browser.
I was & am still annoyed at your arrogance as that's what it is - plain and simple. I wanted people to see my thread in its own right on the main thread board not as part of someone else's answers who I indeed wasn't answering. You are out of order sir!
I think the expression is 'more haste less speed'.
If you want to prove you are there to do a worthwhile job not there just to bully people, you'd help me sort out this PM problem!
on 02-05-2012 10:56 AM
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And there was a jumping padlock that seems to have disappeared when I tried to quote what you had posted.
I'm sorry, you are a Graffiti artist or something, is that what you're trying to say? I clicked on your colourful and I daresay very skillful Graffiti 'tag' aren't they called?
I ended up at Youtube and some sort of rap music - sorry I don't understand your answer!
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I saw this thread & thought that it was PS4 related and it seems to be full garbage. Can't such posts simply be deleted instead of locked?
I wish you could be deleted instead!
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Not suited for snowboarding. Huge fit.
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Comments about Burton Hackett Jacket:
Team fit = huge. I usually wear large jackets so I bought a medium because and that was STILL too big. Ended up sending the medium back and now I'm wearing a small in this jacket. Snap-button to keep the wrist cuff ALWAYS comes undone without fail. Why not a zipper or a real button? Got snow all up in my sleeves all day on Sunday.Jacket is hardly waterproof, it'll keep you from getting soaked but other than that the flannel part does nothing but soak water. And who's idea was it to put a regular hood on a snowboarding jacket? That gets soaked too. Burton, throw on a polyester hood next time.Looks good, that's about it. No inner pocket, too.
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I like the Burton Hackett jacket because it is unique to other jackets I have found on the hill. The Hackett jacket is waterproof and durable so it can be used on the mountain but it is also cool enough to wear around town.
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Just pulled this from the latest SimCraft model of Demo in MoP:
Note: Shadow Bolt and Demonic Slash are the same move
Looks fun, right?
Just pulled this from the latest SimCraft model of Demo in MoP:
Note: Shadow Bolt and Demonic Slash are the same move
Looks fun, right?
Arcane mage 2.0
I really hope they add some complexity to it.
A lot of people who play Warlock probably do so because they enjoy having lots of abilities :S they should at least keep the same style of play when they revamp a class, otherwise people who enjoy the class might not enjoy it anymore
What version of simcraft are you using and how did you obtain it? or did you modify your own? I would love to see Destruction and Affliction's numbers.
Edit: Also, two button rotation. That seems... lovely.
Soulburn: Unstable Affliction. A boy can dream.
A complex spec does not necessarily have to have a complex rotation... right now it seems rather simple, granted, but consider live:
If you notice that soul fire and incinerate are fillers (one is execute), then an equal amount of time in live as beta is spent doing filler. That doesn't mean that the spec is easy to play at all, since a huge amount of variables can affect how effective your "1" move is.
100% of Warlocks?Who enjoys it, 6% of wow population? we're the least played class atm.
I'll make a point, I think that a big misconception I see is that "complexity" somehow equates to "lots of buttons" - the two are mutually exclusive. Complexity is a good thing - you can have complexity in a two-button rotation (even arcane mages have a limited degree of it - managing mana with arcane blast). There is a big difference between good frost death knights (who can use runic power, runes, and KM procs effectively) and bad death knights who just go through the motions.
Buttons are not - the more buttons, the more reliant a person is on having a gaming mouse and keyboard. Right now, buttons take up over half of my entire keyboard space and I'm feeling like I need gaming hardware to be competitive, something I don't think should be required at all.
Hopefully MOP decides to reduce the amount of buttons used by every spec and class (especially in PvP, where not only are abilities used, but macros as well) and retain the complexity of a well-thought rotation.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Two buttons are inactivity
GC : We try very hard not to monkey around with things just for the sake of changing, but it's easy to play the "I didn't see feedback on X, therefore there wasn't feedback on X" card.
The ultimate feminism move to liberate all the women from penis, will be EXCISION.
I welcome this change, previously I couldn't play my Warlock because it was just an alt, and I didn't feel like I wanted to spend ages trying to perfect the rotation on an alt that I maybe play in LFR once a while.
As nice as that may be, I would prefer that they catered to people who already play Warlocks than to those who would want to play Warlocks if they made them simpler.I welcome this change, previously I couldn't play my Warlock because it was just an alt, and I didn't feel like I wanted to spend ages trying to perfect the rotation on an alt that I maybe play in LFR once a while.
Josh, please give up now, it's useless, hopeless. This is the end.
GC : We try very hard not to monkey around with things just for the sake of changing, but it's easy to play the "I didn't see feedback on X, therefore there wasn't feedback on X" card.
The ultimate feminism move to liberate all the women from penis, will be EXCISION.
The graph Inactivity posted is from Incinerate filler demo, which is used only on Ultraxion for minimum gain, expected Demo live rotation splits Inc with Shadowbolt. Normal Demo rotation takes cares of proc (Molten Core), 2 cooldown nukes (Shadowflame + HoG), 1,5 of a dot (Corr and 1 min Doom) and 3 fillers.
Beta seems like consist 85% of 2 fillers, with one cooldown nuke (HoG) that you can actually hold over. I don't mind trimming a bit Demo, since it was bloated, but this at the moment is castration.
Don't get me wrong, I'm well aware that there is one more button to press for multi-target (which is what I play in live for all fights) - and that adds minimal complexity with molten core proc switching. 2 fillers (3 if you count 2 on one button, which are different due to cast times - and soul fire appears to still be an execute filler) still account for roughly the same percentage of DPS. Not to mention who knows if we find that other rotations/buttons (I'm looking at you, Carrion Swarm/Immolation Aura) become more efficient with more targets. Yes, my graph is for single-target rotation/spec. But so is Josh Yaxley's.
Bane of Doom adds complexity due to the one-minute cooldown which has to be timed with procs to snapshot. The same will probably happen with Wild Imps which appears to be a DPS gain - but you don't see it in his graph, because his graph completely ignores minions. Same goes with Grimoire of Service, which does not exactly line up with a 1:20 Dark Soul giving yet additional complexity - but again, since his graph ignores minions that is totally unnoticed.
I'm not saying Demo is "too hard" in beta or even that it is "good" - the class feels like it is a one-button nuke. But that's not to say the one-button nuke is the "part that matters" - usually, timing the other stuff is - nor does it say that the class will be easy to optimize at all. You can take words out of my mouth and say that I just want a "two-button spec" (which don't exist in live) - but I still see the complexity in the rotation which evidently some are too ignorant to notice.
The buttons increase by 1 for the multi-target rotation, but the complexity increases by much more (since you now have to time shadow trance procs and molten core procs mostly). This means buttons isn't always linearly scaled with complexity.
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Since when demonology is the most complex spec?
Inactivity leave the Complexity word alone !!!! Stop raping it.
GC : We try very hard not to monkey around with things just for the sake of changing, but it's easy to play the "I didn't see feedback on X, therefore there wasn't feedback on X" card.
The ultimate feminism move to liberate all the women from penis, will be EXCISION.
I love how I am accused of "raping" the word "complexity" by some ignorant ones who think that it equates to "complexity" in hardware requirement.
Number of skills adds mechanical difficulty - being forced to allocate more keybinds and possibly purchasing new hardware. In my opinion, this is bad design.
One of the hardest specs, in my opinion, to actually do well in is actually a fire mage. You have a 2-4 second window to decide whether to use Combustion, and this has to line up with as many procs and as favorable of a phase as possible (due to double-dipping). While the buttons necessarily aren't numerous, you really need a split-second reaction time, which might not in-and-of-itself be good design. Yes, you can do well with poorly timed combusts. But you won't be top of your class. Arcane on the other hand, is actually extremely difficult even up to being nearly impossible to play 100% perfectly, but the cost of making small mistakes is very small, so you can get very close very easily, thus despite being hard to be literally 100%, it's not a terribly hard spec to play.
Warlocks on the other hand have simpler but much more numerous ways of losing DPS making it a more unforgiving spec. It's not terribly hard to do everything right, but there are a million ways you can do things wrong for patchwerk (clipping one of many DoTs, not snapshotting one of many long-CD abilities, not lining up several big cooldowns that make a large % of DPS, not using multiple short-CD abilities on cooldown, and not using the correct filler out of 3 of them).
At the end of the day warlocks are poorly designed as a class, not because of Ultraxion DPS (which is actually quite good, and easy to do well), but because we don't react well to Burst Phases (look at Spine and Hagara). While Spine is the poster-child example of warlocks being badly designed, people don't notice how poor we are of a class on Hagara, simply due to the fact that the fight was never tuned to be terribly difficult in the first place.
Having to pay attention to more abilities (Hand of Gul'dan, Shadowflame, DoTs, Incinerate procs, all our cooldowns (Soul Burn, Demon Soul, Meta, Doomguard)) in addition to the trinket procs etc that every other class has to pay attention to, is undoubtedly going to make the spec harder to play, as it requires more focus. In addition to Pet-Twisting and Gear-swapping (both of which won't be used in MoP) this gives us more to think about than every other spec (every other dps spec I've played anyway).Do you really think the hard part of playing demo on live is the amount of skills we use? oh god...
People can argue all they want that it isn't the amount of abilities needed to be used that makes the spec complex, but the actual timing of abilities etc, but it is clearly both that affect it. A class that has to pay attention to procs etc is easier than a class to has to pay attention to procs in addition to using a load of extra abilities.
It might've been safer to say 90% then, but my point was that Warlock's have lots of abilities, therefore you would assume that people who play Warlocks enjoy playing a class with lots of abilities.I don´t. So maybe the 100% isn´t true at all


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She referred to statements Hiller has made calling sitting commissioners corrupt and saying they spend money "like drunken sailors."
It is absolutely true that the CC BOCC up until the point Ms. Hiller stated they spend money like drunken sailors they in fact did spend money that way and for that Collier County has nearly a billion dollars in debt.
I never heard of ms. Hiller calling her fellow Commissioners corrupt but if she did and it was in connection with the Jackson rat farm debacle or the Paradise Advertising kick-back scheme or the private beach re-nourishment for Gina Downs support scheme then that would be an accurate description of the Commissioners conduct.
Here is the difference between Ms. Hiller's and what Dumb Donna's statements. Georgia took credit and accepted the consequence of her accusations and stood by them as the were proven to be true.
Dumb Donna is claiming to be repeating a rumor she heard amongst some people and she was merely repeating it, she refuses to take ownership of an accusation but instead has made up some wild tale of a rumor she heard from someone else. I RESENT THAT DONNA!!! Has she been taking notes on my story telling style. Colleta is a real piece of work work on full display by attempting to "black mail" or purchase a vote vote from Ms.(what is he taking)Henning for the price of Jimmy's retraction of his accusation.
These people seem to never be satisfied with the insulting and inappropriate behavior they display as elected public officials.
As far as the Naples Daily News and Ms Jeff Brucey are concerned "In a statement Wednesday, Naples Daily News Managing Editor Jeff Bruce said the Daily News stood by the newspaper's coverage of Tuesday's meeting." The cut & paste comment speaks volumes and the cartoon they published is icing on the cake and proof positive that they are biased, have openly violated their obligation to be none biased and accurate in their reporting and that they have some sort of agenda to insult and discredit a sitting Commissioner in Collier County. How much did it cost for that service Ms. Brucey?
Meanwhile I have had confirmation of a rumor I merely repeated regarding the City of Naples attempting to hire a real Fire Chief, Bob Mtzger to fill the currently vacant position in the City. Oh not that there is any truth to it but that I have a whole bunch of fans out there and that I may even have more credibility than the writing and editorial staff of the Naples Daily News. Now how is that for a boost for the Naples Reporter, "here's the news like it or not".
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One witness said that there was always a lot of "strange activity" coming from the house where Crisp was shot. A witness told Central Coast News that Crisp is a convicted child molester, but deputies would not comment. A search of the area on the Meagan's Law Website reveals that Crisp is a registered sex offender and he does live in the area where he was shot.
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Tequila Party Applauds Senator Dick Durbin. Asks GOP Senators to pass DREAM Act in memory of Joaquin Luna.
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011From the National Tequila Party Movement:
For Immediate Release
November 7, 2011
Joaquin Luna Family Contact is Marie Ana Mendoza: 956-862-2407
Latina Female-led Political Movement Applauds Senator Dick Durbin For His Continued Leadership on the DREAM Act
On November 29, 2011, the National Tequila Party Movement asked for United States Senators to pass the DREAM Act before they go on their Holiday or Christmas vacation breaks. We are happy to hear news that Senator Dick Durbin is taking a leadership role with regard to the DREAM Act in memory of Joaquin Luna, a Texas undocumented teenager who felt he had no other option with the current broken immigration system.
Lead Co-President of the National Tequila Party Movement, (D) Shirl Mora James, also Civil Rights and Immigration lawyer states:
"Our greatest gratitude to Senator Dick Durbin for his wisdom, compassion and understanding the plight of our DREAMers. The DREAM Act youth are part of the fabric of this great nation and we welcome them into the privilege of full citizenship of the United States of America. This is a monumental economic windfall of approximately 2.7 trillion dollars."
Founder and Co-President of the National Tequila Party Movement, (I) DeeDee Garcia Blase states:
"We hope Republican Senator Orrin Hatch will follow the principles of the Utah Compact and help Senator Durbin take the lead in support of the DREAM Act as he once did approximately ten years ago. This is an emergency and we hope he will act before he takes his Christmas vacation. We are specifically asking Democratic Senators Max Baucus, Kay Hagan, Ben Nelson, Mark Pryor, Jon Tester, and Joe Manchin to vote in support of the DREAM Act. We also ask Republican Senators who are up for 2012 re-election to stand on the right side of immigration since they lead in states with high Hispanic population. We are especially asking the retiring Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison to take a female compassionate leadership role since this occurred in the State of Texas. We want all Senators to be remembered in American history as Senators who had compassion on our American DREAMers. "
Marie Ana Mendoza, family member to Joaquin Luna states:
"As a family member of Joaquin Luna, I believe we need the DREAM Act. I know that some people may not need it, but we want to make it happen for people who want to attend school and who do not have problems with the law."
We pray the Holiday Spirit resides in the lives of our United States Senators and we hope to see them pass an emergency Joaquin Luna DREAM Act in the name of our children and our youth.


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Yep. Every man with an athletic body/build is only attracted to a woman equal to his physique. Every. Single. One.
Yep. Every man with an athletic body/build is only attracted to a woman equal to his physique. Every. Single. One.
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12/17: Pere Ubu @ Slims
12/18: Holograms @ Bottom of the Hill
12/28: Mathew Johnson, HRDVSION, Ewan Pearson, Kate Simko @ PW
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1/23: Wooden Shjips @ The Chapel
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Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
I've come across fat porn before. Maybe if someone is used to only boning fat women then they prefer to watch that kind of porn which they can relate.
Came here hoping for sex advice from Getbetter. You know, things like, "Always practice safe sex and when you have sex."
I am disappointed.
Be the change you want to see.
Fui quod es, eris quod sum. I once was what you are, you will be what I am - epitaph carved on Roman gravestones.
Amy, come tell us about your sexual adventure, and we'll tell you whether it was bizarre or not.
I think its deeper than that.
Pere Ubu @ Silm's 12/17/13
Holograms @ Bottom of the Hill 12/18/14
Wooden Shjips @ The Chapel 01/23/14
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Frankie Rose @ Rickshaw Stop 02/04/14
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Courtney Barnett @ Rickshaw Stop 02/24/14
Kraftwerk @ Fox Theater 03/23/13
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds @ The Warfield 07/07/14
I really love how Amy is going through this post divorce sexual renaissance. It's good it's good trajectory
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