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- Questions and answers about Raynaud's phenomenon. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Raynauds_Phenomenon/default.asp. Accessed Aug. 2, 2011.
- Raynaud's disease. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/raynaud/ray_all.html. Accessed Aug. 2, 2011.
- Wigley FM. Nonpharmacologic therapy for the Raynaud phenomenon. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Aug. 2, 2011.
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- Sayeed SM, et al. Raynaud's phenomenon. In: Ferri FF. Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2012. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2011. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/page.do?eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05611-3..C2009-0-38601-8&isbn=978-0-323-05611-3&uniqId=270492172-3#4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05611-3..C2009-0-38601-8--TOP. Accessed Aug. 2, 2011.
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I could see a Happy Michael in this video. I love this a lot.... I love you MJ!!!
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U.S. investor-owned utilities will invest about $85 billion both this year and next to keep the power grid reliable and integrate new natural-gas plants while cleaning up older coal units, the president of the industry's trade group said yesterday.
That investment level is about double the sum 10 years ago, said Tom Kuhn, president of the Edison Electric Institute.
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On the generation front, Kuhn said his institute has organized meetings among its diverse members — some that want more regulation on coal, and some that want less — to propose recommendations to federal environmental regulators that would make it easier for utilities to comply with stricter air-emissions and other rules.
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What Is to Be Done?
What Is to Be Done? Burning Questions of Our Movement (Russian: Что делать?, tr. Shto delat'?), is a political pamphlet written by the Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin in 1901 and published in 1902.[1] Its title is inspired by the novel of the same name by the nineteenth-century Russian revolutionary Nikolai Chernyshevsky.
In What Is to Be Done?, Lenin argues that the working class will not spontaneously become political simply by fighting economic battles with employers over wages, working hours and the like. To convert the working class to Marxism, Lenin insists that Marxists should form a political party, or "vanguard", of dedicated revolutionaries to spread Marxist political ideas among the workers.
The pamphlet partly precipitated the split of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party (RSDLP) between Lenin's Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks.
Main points
Lenin first confronted the so-called "Economist" trend in Russian Social Democracy, who followed the line of Eduard Bernstein. He explained that Bernstein's positions were opportunist, a point expressed by the French socialist Alexandre Millerand, as in taking a post in a bourgeois government. Against the Economists' demand for "freedom of criticism", Lenin advanced the position that the orthodox Marxists had the same right to criticize in return. He stressed that in the struggle against the bourgeoisie, revolutionary Social Democrats would need to pay particular attention to theoretical questions, recalling Friedrich Engels' position that there were three forms of Social Democratic struggle: political, economic, and theoretical.[2]
Lenin puts the case that workers will not spontaneously become Marxists just by fighting battles over wages with their employers; instead, Marxists need to form a political party to publicise Marxist ideas and persuade workers to become Marxists. He goes on to argue that to understand politics you must understand all of society, not just workers and their economic struggles with their employers. To become political and to become Marxists, workers need to learn about all of society, not just their own corner of it:
Class political consciousness can be brought to the workers only from without; that is, only from outside the economic struggle, from outside the sphere of relations between workers and employers. The sphere from which alone it is possible to obtain this knowledge is the sphere of relationships (of all classes and strata) to the state and the government, the sphere of the interrelations between all classes.[3]
Writing about the wave of strikes in late nineteenth century Russia, Lenin states that "The history of all countries shows that the working class, exclusively by its own efforts, is able to develop only trade-union consciousness"; that is, combining into unions, etc. Socialist theory, however, in Russia, as elsewhere in Europe, was the product of the "educated representatives of the propertied classes", the intellectuals or "revolutionary socialist intellectuals". Lenin states that Marx and Engels themselves, the very founders of modern scientific socialism, belonged to this bourgeois intelligentsia.[4]
Lih interpretation
Lars T. Lih has suggested that Lenin's pamphlet has been widely misinterpreted,[5] partly due to mistranslations of key terms used by Lenin.
Lih also says that "even if we examine the controversial passages in What is to be Done? we misunderstand them if we are not alive to the meanings of the words used. Some of these have been translated in such a way as to confuse or even to draw readers to the opposite of what Lenin's real views were". Pages and pages of Lih's book, therefore, are devoted to explaining why and how the word спонтанность, when translated as spontaneity, distorts his views; how конспирация does not mean 'conspiracy'; тред-юнионизм does not mean 'trade unionism' and революционер по профессии should not be translated as 'professional revolutionary.'[5][6]
- Malia, Martin (1994). The Soviet Tragedy: A History of Socialism in Russia, 1917-1991. New York: The Free Press. ISBN 978-0-02-919795-0.
- ^ Paul Le Blanc, Revolution, Democracy, Socialism: Selected Writings of Lenin, London: Pluto Press, London (2008), pp. 9, 128
- ^ North, David. "The origins of Bolshevism and What is To Be Done?". World Socialist Web Site. International Committee of the Fourth International. Retrieved 3 June 2013.
- ^ Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, What Is To Be Done? (1901), Lenin Internet Archive.
- ^ Paul Le Blanc (2008) Revolution, Democracy, Socialism: Selected Writings of Lenin. Pluto Press, London: 31, 137-8
- ^ a b Lih, Lars (2005). Lenin Rediscovered: What is to be Done? in Context. Brill Academic Publishers. ISBN 978-90-04-13120-0.
- ^ Joe Craig, Review – 'Lenin Rediscovered: What is to be Done? In Context' by Lars T Lih, Brill Publishers, Leiden & Boston Part 1 The Merger Formula 10 November 2006. http://www.socialistdemocracy.org/Reviews/ReviewLeninRediscoveredPart1.html
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- What Is To Be Done?, by V.I. Lenin
- Paul Blackledge.What was Done an extended review of Lars Lih's Lenin Rediscovered from International Socialism
- review of Lih's book from Socialist Democracy (Ireland)
- "What They Did to What is to be Done?", Hal Draper's classic essay contextualizing WITBD


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Posted: Tue May 8th, 2007 12:15 am |
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Doc C Member
Just got back from GB. Have been there on 2 other occasions. This time honed in on just a couple of locations which I wanted to concentrate on. First was the eastern slope of Cemetary Hill. Was amazed that my uncles 9th La was able to get as far as Ricketts Battery. First they had to get past the cannon blasts on the flat portion then advance up probably one of the steepest portions of the GB Battlefield. Second, always thought Smith's battery in Devils Den (the 4 cannons) was on level ground around DD rather than on the western, high portion of DD next to the triangular field. My point to all of this rambling is that until we actually walk these hollowed fields we don't really get an appreciation for them and the ordeals that all these individuals went through. Doc C |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 01:23 am |
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Doc C Member
During my Monday visit to GB I walked the charge of Pettigrews (Marshalls) Brigade on July 3 and Hayes Brigade July 2. I'm always amazed/curious at what was going through the soldiers minds during these charges. These were all veterans, at least Hayes Brigade was, and had seen the elephant on numerous occasions. Would be interested in the psychological or thoughts of these individuals facing these charges. I can't imagine the thoughts these individuals had at the onset of the 2 charges. Was it pride in their army that they were invisible, naieviety, etc. Would like to hear comments. Facing these 2 locations myself, I don't know how I would have summoned up the courage. Doc C |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 05:56 am |
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I just don't know what would have made me go forward on July 3. That is such a vast area to cover out in the open under galling Union artillery fire. Plus it was hotter than heck. The only thing I can imagine that would make me step out into that field would be that I was more scared of being called a coward than I was of being cannon fodder. Frankly, I think I'd rather be called a coward. I don't know if I possess the grand sense of duty and bravery that was demanded to head out toward almost certain death or debilitating injury. No one was exempt from the danger, not officers, not non-comms, not enlisted. Everyone was at grave personal risk. How they did it, I will never know. What must it be like to stare certain death or dismemberment in the face? This scenario was repeated again and again elsehwere. The Battle of Franklin comes to mind. "Pickett's" Charge did little to teach much of anything about modern warfare. |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 06:00 am |
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Was it pride in their army that they were invisible, naieviety, etc. Would like to hear comments. Facing these 2 locations myself, I don't know how I would have summoned up the courage Doc, The one thing that I always hear pointed out as a major contributing factor regarding this is that many of the soldiers joined up together from the same village or county, and thus were in their home units with brothers, cousins, fathers, sons, friends, etc. So, the emotional bonds and bonds of pride kept the individual from breaking down and running away. If your brother/cousin/father/friend goes, you go. That is, of course, just one simple and obvious factor. Like you, I wonder about the subtleties. One thing I do wonder about: I've frequently read individual accounts that said, the soldier was afraid until he started moving forward, then just got caught up in it and forgot to fear. I've read this so often, it has really made me wonder if these men just had more "fight" in them than the average American does today. I keep reading about normally mild-mannered men "getting their blood up" and being transformed in battle into something that was then seen as glorious and noble, but that our society might not only shy away from glorifying, but also discourage today. |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 06:04 am |
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"This scenario was repeated again and again elsehwere." The one that always really gets to me is Cold Harbor, where the northern soldiers wrote their names on scraps of paper and pinned these to their jackets, knowing that they were going into a basically suicidal charge.... |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 06:13 am |
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Yes, Cold Harbor is a great and tragic example. By that time of the war, it seems as if officers and troops would have known better and tried to figure out a different plan. But they didn't. That is what puzzles me time and again. It is as if they felt the only way was the massive carnage and slaughter of a frontal assault. Maybe they thought it would be faster than some other ploy. Even if you were there with your dad and your brothers, your cousins and your neighbors, would you be willing for all of these fine people to go to certain death? I'd be the one trying to say let's fight smart, not brave. Fighting smart isn't cowardly. Besides you might live to fight another day. |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 06:36 am |
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By that time, the average soldier did want to "fight smart", and knew the advantage of digging in. These forward charges thru open areas were understood to be suicidal. When the "paper collar soldiers" were brought into the Wilderness from the forts around Washington DC, one thing the veterans repeatedly commented on was how they just stood up in line to fight (and fell in line) instead of trying to dig in or find cover. I've read a few accounts saying that the final charge Grant ordered at Cold Harbor was basically refused by the troops. Geoge Walsh's book, "Damage Them All You Can" contains this summary: "Some hours after the failure of the....assault, General Meade sent instructions to each Corps Commander to renew the attack....but no man stirred, and the immobile lines produced a verdict, silent yet emphatic, against further slaughter." Last edited on Thu May 10th, 2007 06:37 am by JoanieReb |
Posted: Thu May 10th, 2007 11:25 am |
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What's unfortunate is that these same tactics were used duing WWI in which thousands upon thousands were slaughtered advancing in open terrain toward the fortified trenches with even more killing power than Cold Harbor. Doc C |
Posted: Sun May 13th, 2007 09:13 am |
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Sorry I've not been able to join in many discussions of late, going to school fulltime and working 25 hours a week will do that. Anyways, I might have a slightly different opinion on cold harbor than others. Grant is many times made out to be an ignorant butcher, and his critics site this battle more than any other. Grant gambled that the whole ANV was "used up" and wanted to destroy it as quickly as possibe, that is the reason he resorted to the frontal assault against Lee's works. Cold Harbor has always been an enigma to me in many ways. People point to earlier examples of frontal attack failures of the past years of the war as examples field commanders should have took note of. Nobody would have expected the carnage and the ease of the repulse that resulted from that attack, however, and accounts by the troops involved bear this out. Lee's "works", for example, were really not all that extensive, being at closer examination seemingly far less formidabble than the works at Spotsylvania Court House. The attack was lauched with, I believe, 3 corps in concert (correct me if I am wrong) and theoretically, at least, that should have been enough troops to crack the Confederate line which was stretched VERY thin. The "killing field" was also much smaller than, say, the Confederates faced at "picketts charge". You may point to battles like Franklin as further example as to the failure of the frontal attack, but that was made piecemeal against what should have been stronger positions. As to how troops made such attacks, remember there was a entirely different mindset among people back then. It sounds simplistic, but I believe it is true. People lived harder, and generally died harder as well. A greater amount of trust in a higher power, a cause that was fully embraced by the men, different societal norms, etc. |
Posted: Mon May 14th, 2007 09:45 am |
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Stoneveld Member
Yes and Grant stated later that he always regretted the frontal assault at Cold Harbor - and that from the arithmetician. |
Posted: Tue Jul 3rd, 2007 04:00 pm |
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Zod Member
Of course the thinking among the high command was that sustained artillery shelling would soften up the positions. In many cases it didn't even destroy the barbed wire. Keegan wrote that the British Empire never recovered from the first day at the Battle of the Somme. The BEF lost 58,000 in the first day, many in the opening moments. It is a staggering figure upon any analysis. |
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grass-fed burger, brisket, ground chuck, american cheese, grilled red onions
shredded romaine, tomato, Bad Dog's 3 signature sauce, homemade tator tots, Drooling Dog ketchup ($9)
Those who know me know that I am not a fan of Bad Dog Taqueria. That review has apparently remained in many minds because every once in a while, I'll meet someone who will goes, "OH, you wrote the review of that taco place!"
Since that review, I've been back once at the beginning of last semester. I figured Bad Dog's new liquor license was a good excuse to see how the restaurant had changed. In my mind, the tacos were better, but in the way that being chased by one pack of wolves is better than being chased by two. Flavors remained misguided, and so I ditched the re-review I had hoped to write.
Recently, my friend lured me into the place with the promise of a new, special burger on the menu. The meat is a combo of brisket and grass-fed ground chuck (an ode to Holeman and Finch?). Before the burger, there was a grilled guacamole dip. Don't do it. It's mushy and lacking in everything you would ever need in a basic recipe, including avocados. The burger arrived. I'll make this quick: dry and bland. Tragic for a burger with so many toppings and sauces. For starters, a greater percentage of brisket (i.e. fat) would do this burger serious justice. The side of homemade tator tots were straight-up obscure, and when dipped in refrigerator-cold housemade ketchup (with a weird twist), it's even less pleasant.
At this point, I've given up hope. No more Bad Dog for me.
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Cooler Master rolled out the Elite 344 Silver entry-level micro-ATX case. Made entirely of SECC steel and glossy plastic, the case measures 183 x 436 x 356.8 mm, weighing about 4 kg. Its storage area includes two 5.25-inch drive bays, one exposed and four discrete 3.5-inch bays, which are split into two cages. The bottom one is detachable, and creates room for graphics cards as long as 36 cm. Ventilation includes one 120 mm front intake fan, and a rear 80/90 mm spinner, in addition to fan mounts on the side panel. Its front-panel includes a USB 3.0 port (cable), two USB 2.0/1.1, and HD audio front-panel jacks. It is expected to be priced around $60.
Looks nice... No place to hide cables though... You could get the Antec 300 or the HAF 912 at the same price...
You could, but it's ATX, this one is mATX, with quite appealing dimensions. Everything else doesnt look that great, but size is okay. If we're talking same price, Aerocool 200 or Fractal 1000.
A beautiful case. I'm guessing since there is only 1 of them, that the port/hole on the back is not for water cooling. I'm no expert but I think you need 2.
The haf 912 is incredible for the price. I did decide to upgrade though, and now it just sits there unused. Any case that is in this price range needs to be as good as the haf 912.
If only it wasnt so damn huge. 50x50x22...too much. Its funny that way, in 10 years hardware got smaller and colder, yet cases get bigger and bigger. I'm not sure why would anyone actually want to buy these huge coffins without a very specific reason, yet there is very little real selection in mATX cases. And why is it that generally mATX costs more than huge ATX, huh ?
+1 for the HAF 912! Much better case @ $60 price range IMNSHO. EDIT: derp derp, this Elite 344 is a uATX case. Coffee hasn't kickstarted my melon yet LOL.
Smaller market, more innovation going there etcetcetc. You can find lots of good (and cheap) mATX cases out there, as long as you are willing to look for them. Also, quite a lot of them are well built, much better than full towers for the same price.
Not a bad lookin' case, wouldda been nicer with bottom mounted PSU If I was building in that case I'd be searching for a "push/pull through" PSU as opposed to the common "blow through"... Would'nt want the CPU HSF fighting the PSU for air My $0.02 anyways Regarding prices of the mATX/iTX stuff; Supply/Demand.
I've had several Elite cases and I'm not a big fan. They're cheap and they are good for what you pay but if possible I would get something from the higher tiers.
No you cant. There are a few, but "lots" is not true. Many of them are just labeled mATX, but are just regular size. Or those weird HTPC cubes that dont really fit anywhere. People love their huge useless coffins.
I'd say more than a hundred qualify as "lots". And I'm not sure why you don't like cubes, they fit in a lot of places and they have their palce in the market.
Give me an idea and I will dig up some for you. The most common ones which you can find are: Silverstone FT series Thermaltake Armor A30 Lian Li PC 35x series Fractal Design Core 1000 Fractal Design Arc Mini NZXT Vulcan If you are truly looking for small consider mITX, you can get really small.
you can hide cables in one of the 5.25" bays. this is a top mounted PSU one. you will be surprised how clean things look when the cables are hid like his!
the cpu hsf will hardly ever feel out of breath. if one thing it will be the PSU sucking in warm CPU air. <- it willl be like smoking a cigarette
Cooler Master's website specifically states that the USB 3.0 cable is internal. http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=6870
Thinks that jump out at me is the top mounted PSU which would make it harder for tower coolers to be installed. Also design is OK at best but looks more like a prebuilt case. If I had to go entry level, I would get a white or black NZXT Source 210 which is HALF the price of this case.


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It became clear that Liberty University needed to address parking and transportation in a brand new way when it took over 30 minutes just to drive between Green Hall and the Carter Glass Mansion, a distance of less than a mile, during a regular class change in September 2006. The Liberty Transit was started October 13, 2006 and initiated a series of changes that would make the university a pedestrian campus while still allowing the vast campus resources to be within a 20 minute commute without the use of a personal vehicle. During the first semester, the 6-bus system that included two 1960's church buses carried 169,200 passengers.
Today over 2 million passengers are carried on the system each year. The Intra Campus Transit System, largely operated through a partnership with the Greater Lynchburg Transit Company (GLTC) is now a 3 route system that operates over 150 hours a week. Fourteen clean diesel and hybrid electric low floor buses, all less than three years old, provide service as frequent as every 4-6 minutes between the academic centers. Service is provided to all four residence hall areas – South Campus, The Hill, East Campus, and the Liberty Residential Annex between 5:00 AM – 2:30 AM on weekdays. Also through expanding partnerships with GLTC and local apartment communities, special commuter transit routes are being implemented to provide alternatives for students living off campus. A comprehensive carpool program complete with a Guaranteed Ride Home program and three park and ride lots also provide alternative and cost saving means of accessing the campus. Students also have access to transportation to/from the Lynchburg Regional Airport and Kemper Amtrak/Greyhound Station around the major campus holidays with some limited service available to the Roanoke Regional Airport.
Since partnering with Liberty, GLTC has been awarded the 2009 Outstanding Transit System Award from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). Former Virginia Gov. Timothy Kaine said GLTC is setting an example in the industry, "as we work at the state and local levels to ensure a greener, more sustainable transportation system in Virginia." He said GLTC's use of hybrid-electric buses and local partnerships with universities "have the potential to increase ridership while reducing traffic, greenhouse gases and fuel consumption." Liberty accounts for nearly 2/3 of GLTC's total ridership and is one of the most used transit systems at college campuses.


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December 12th, 2013, 9:44 am by Jeff FletcherAs Jerry Dipoto left the winter meetings looking to sign as many as two more free agents, he used his strongest language to date about the players who are not on the list.
No Ervin Santana. No Ubaldo Jimenez. No Kendrys Morales. No Shin-Soo Choo.
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The right boot of fly-half Dan Parks, who kicked three penalties and a drop goal, looked set to secure the Scots a narrow win as they led 12-9 with 15 minutes remaining but Canavosio's intervention, and some sterling Italian defence, saw them home.
Mirco Bergamasco also kicked 11 points as the home side made it five wins from their last 11 matches against the under-par Scots.
Italy started the brighter and showed some early attacking flair working the ball wide well but with a gap opening up wing Mirco Bergamasco spilled the ball and the chance was gone.
The Scottish scrum - containing recalled Edinburgh prop Allan Jacobsen - laid down an early marker by pressurising the much-feared Azzurri pack into conceding a penalty in their first showdown but that was the only good news of a poor opening 15 minutes for the visitors.
The Italians - dominating both possession and territory - opened the scoring on ten minutes with Bergamasco making amends for his earlier butter fingers moment kicking a penalty to make it 3-0 after Euan Murray infringed at a scrum.
Four minutes later the home side stretched their advantage to six points. This time Bergamasco given his penalty chance after referee Dave Pearson harshly penalised John Barclay for coming in the side of a ruck.
Andy Robinson's side finally stirred into life after 20 minutes with a fine Barclay break through the middle.
The Scots were desperate for quick ball but the Italian defence illegally slowed it down allowing Parks - man of the match against Wales last time out - to make it 6-3.
And the Parks show continued eight minutes from the interval with more Italian indiscipline giving him the chance to comfortably make it 6-6.
The Azzurri were lucky to end the first half with their full complement of players when Josh Sole somehow escaped a yellow card after cynically denying the visitors quick ball.
Skipper Chris Cusiter had looked like he would get clear until the Kiwi-born flanker's intervention.
Referee Pearson further angered the visiting fans by not allowing Sean Lamont to take a quick tap penalty but then let off Sole with a talking to when a yellow card looked imminent.
And further salt was rubbed into the Scots wounds when Parks skewed his kick wide of the posts to leave the half-time score all square.
The Azzurri began the second half in perfect fashion with Bergamasco notching his third successive penalty after Alastair Kellock had his hands in the ruck.
The Scots hit back and thought they had got the first try of the game on 44 minutes but after stringing some good phases together Jacobsen was viewed to have been held up over the line by the video referee.
But the visitors were starting to stamp their authority on the game and levelled proceedings on 49 minutes when, after some sustained pressure, Parks easily dropped a goal from under the posts.
The game continued to be scrappy as neither side managed to maintain any sustained possession but the Italians were left incensed on 61 minutes when their dead-eyed kicker Bergamasco looked to be obstructed by Hugo Southwell.
The left wing was charging onto his own kick ahead but his appeals fell on death ears.
And the Azzurri's anger was exacerbated three minutes later when Parks kicked the Scots into the lead with a well-struck penalty after the home side went off their feet at the tackle.
But any refereeing gripes were quickly forgotten by the Stadio Flaminio faithful when their first real line break of the afternoon brought about the decisive score on 67 minutes.
Canale was the man who eluded the Scottish grasp and just when the move looked dead his skilful offload put Pablo Canavosio in the clear and under the posts.
Bergamasco added the extras to make it 16-12 but Scotland roared back and prop Jacobsen looked to be on his way over the line but was held up by the Italian defence.
Craig Gower tried to put the Azzurri out of reach with a mammoth 74th penalty attempt from just inside his the Scotland half but came up just short.
But it ultimately made no difference as the home side expertly kept hold of the ball for the last five minutes to secure a precious victory.
Italy Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Mirco Bergamasco | 1 | 3 | 11 | ||
Pablo Canavosio | 1 | 5 | |||
Total | 1 | 1 | 3 | 16 |
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Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Dan Parks | 3 | 1 | 12 | ||
Total | 3 | 1 | 12 |


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Our "official" GM has gone missing, and multiple attempts to contact him have been... unsuccessful, to say the least. Instead of letting this idea stagnate, I've decided, with the help of Lupus, to take the story and keep it moving, so we're going to be opening it up for people who are interested. Keep in mind that we're only looking for two more players to join our group. We appreciate your interest, so thank you for checking us out!
Anyway, on to the RP itself...
The St. Louis outbreak caught everyone off guard, largely because healthcare authorities had thought the virus to be contained in the southeast. The military managed to establish a safe zone underneath the Gateway Arch, and began the evacuation of persons with VIP status--doctors, community leaders, and other important personnel. The quarantine broke, however, as civilians attempted to escape the city, only to become stuck on the freeways. With all outbound lanes congested, most of the population was overtaken, still in their vehicles. The majority of the infected followed the survivors west, but a good bit still remain within the city itself.
St. Louis is now little more than an inhospitable ghost town, with small bubbles of survivors quickly being overrun by the living dead... but there is one beacon of hope in the darkness. A radio broadcast, transmitting on all frequencies, urges survivors to gather under the Arch, where they will be protected and cared for until the nightmare is over. Though there are not many left in the city to hear the message, it still plays, giving some survivors just enough hope to carry on.
Little do they know what awaits them...
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Approved Survivors:
John Burke [HEALTHY]
Paul Buscetta [HEALTHY]
Mason Daniels [HEALTHY]
Rodney Dubray [HEALTHY]
Jarod Hindman [HEALTHY]
Sarah Schultz [HEALTHY]
Kiva Zegato [HEALTHY]
All we really ask of you, the player, is that you try to post regularly, don't let the RP sit for a week without a new post.
Beyond that, as long as you get along with everyone, follow the Fundamental Rules of the Guild and put enough into your posts to meet the Advanced RP Standards, you should be okay.
You're more than welcome to collaborate with other players on your posts... there is nothing wrong with drafting up a conversation between your character and someone else's character, or even your character and a throwaway NPC to add a bit of depth to your post. Feel free to re-iterate parts of conversations if you need to, and remember that the overall goal is not to win or lose, but to tell a compelling story.
Also, if you go on hiatus and we can't contact you to confirm your involvement with the RP, we won't hesitate to make room for new players by terminating your character. It's not something we enjoy doing, but sometimes the situation calls for it, so... please make sure to tell us if you've lost interest or you're going to be gone for awhile. It really benefits everyone in the end.
As you may have gathered from the introduction above, we've decided to begin our journey in the beautiful city of St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States. Our characters are currently living in the third day since the last living soul left the city, and now what survivors remain have been reduced to wanderers or small pockets of civilization, which constantly fight to stay alive. All the while, a message circulates over the radio, encouraging survivors to make their way to a military safe zone underneath the Gateway Arch, a prominent landmark that dominates the St. Louis skyline...
You'll play a survivor of the St. Louis outbreak (and possibly even previous outbreaks, if you so wish), and the ultimate goal is to get close enough to the St. Louis safe zone to realize that it's not so safe after all. Once all our characters have gathered together, we'll decide what to do from there... though it's all right to take your time getting there. That's the fun part of the story, after all, making your way through what was left behind after the outbreak.
The virus was first spotted in parts of China, and the mass exodus from the affected regions brought it into parts of Europe and North Africa, and even into the Americas. The European and American governments were initially successful in stopping the spread of the infection, but soon the steady stream of infected from the Asian continent proved too much for the eastern European countries to handle. At the same time, multiple outbreaks in the American southeast, most notably Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, compromised the American containment procedures.
In America, the infection spread rapidly despite the combined efforts of American medical officials and the military. Panic ensued as infected persons began showing up outside of the containment zones... the military began to evacuate VIPs to various safe zones around the nation. Eventually, the American Red Zone crossed the Mississippi River, though nobody expected that it had spread as far north as St. Louis. The St. Louis outbreak came as a surprise, and the National Guard had very little time to prepare.
The infected seem to come in two categories at present: There are those who can run and those who can't. Medical authorities aren't quite sure what it is that causes this effect, but the possibility exists that there might be other variations caused by mutations in the virus. There is no way to tell a runner from a walker unless they are moving toward you, so it is advised to keep your distance at all times...
As stated earlier, you'll be playing a survivor of the St. Louis outbreak. Whether you want your character to be a rugged adventurer who's been trying to find a way out of the Red Zone or someone who was unaware of the pandemic until it hit St. Louis, that's up to you. We do ask that you try to refrain from bringing along an unreasonable amount of firepower, and reserve the right to ask you to tone it down if we feel we need to. Other than that, you'll find that we're reasonably open to character ideas.
Survivors listed in the "approved survivors" section above will have different statuses next to their names, depending on how they're doing. You can always check this post for a quick look at how each survivor is doing.
[HEALTHY] - The survivor is neither infected nor grievously injured.
[INJURED] - The survivor is injured enough to hinder the progress of their group, but not infected.
[INFECTED] - The survivor is infected and in danger of turning at the least convenient time.
In the second post, you'll find a character sheet that you can quote, fill out, and paste, but I'd like to give you an idea of what we're looking for below...
A picture of your character, preferably a photograph, and it doesn't matter if you use a celebrity. This'll give us an idea of what our own characters will see without having to worry about a written description. If you want to include a written description of your character in addition to or instead of a picture, please add a field in between "Scars" and "Weaponry."
Name: Your character's name. Nicknames are optional, but if your character has a nickname, put it in quotes: First Name "Nickname" Last Name
Ethnicity: Your character's race. If you want to include nationality, you may. For example: Caucasian, German
Gender: Male or Female
Age: Any age between 18 and 70 years of age.
Height: Your character's height, in feet and inches
Weight: Your character's weight, in pounds.
Hair: Your character's current hair color.
Eyes: Your character's eye color.
Skin: The shade of your character's skin, from pale to dark to sunburned.
Tattoos: Any tattoos your character might have. Pictures are welcome if you can find them.
Piercings: Any piercings your character might have.
Scars: Any scars your character might have.
Whatever weapons your character is carrying, please include ammunition if the weapon requires ammunition.
Occupation: Your character's current job/career
Specialization: If applicable, your character's specialization within their career.
Notable skills:
Any noteworthy skills your character might possess, such as lockpicking or marksmanship.
Senses: Nonexistent, Bad, Below Average, Average, Above Average, Good, Acute
What equipment is your character currently carrying?
A brief history. You may go back further than the St. Louis outbreak if you want, but we want a history of the past three days at least.
A brief description of your character's personality.
Anything that could be considered admirable, or possibly help your character to survive in the Red Zone.
Anything that could be a detriment to your character's survival in the Red Zone.


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Getting too much exercise can lead you to an early grave that's the finding in a new study published online in the journal hearts.
Doctors have long said that daily exercise can lead to a longer healthier life.
But the study finds that intense work out that last more than an hour each day can actually kill you.
That includes avid runners in tri athletes who may believe wrongly that those demanding workouts are making them healthier.
The researchers say too much exercise can cause calcium to block your arteries can also rapidly -- your heart.
The study's author recommends that people limit high intensity exercise to somewhere between thirty and fifty minutes today.
Joining us now is doctor Dennis Goodman he is -- associate professor at the University of San Diego and the faculty member at the cardiology.
Division at NYU we've got these people doctor on our staff for instance is one guy rob Ricardo he runs like a thousand miles a day.
And he's very proud of himself and we're all very proud of him but we're we're all Ortiz is gonna drop dead.
Know what hippocrates said 4400 years ago the brought play to nutrition and exercise not too much and not too little that's the safest way.
Exercise of the most important thing that you can do full health.
It reduces heart disease -- attacks and strokes.
It reduces obesity and diabetes.
Dementia depression psychological -- but there's a subset of people that overdo it.
When giving you ought to do something and it -- success that this potential for halt its bucket truck.
Medications not enough you know couldn't get the benefit too much you can have -- so if -- -- goes out runs of fifty miles a day.
Is that too much for Robert part of what gets the interesting thing we talked about people who go 25 to a hundred miles a week.
Then maybe hurting themselves in the long run what we've shown is that this pressure on the -- sustained pressure.
And effect is damage to what he called my caught him so that you get scarred.
Proud moment -- of a long time can put you at risk.
Play reviews and even fatal sudden death and income when you're like 2728.
Years old you're not gonna think about that when you get to be my age what's gonna happen is that you don't get to be my problem is this such a lot of endorphins released that ensconced -- -- And -- not to say that they aren't better off than someone who doesn't make -- let's remember that they gonna live longer than anybody that doesn't make suspects the excess men so.
-- -- be good for your joints either I think that's another Hillary absentee not.
But we know these -- that you know question you should be exercising it's the most important lifestyle you compete with nutrition.
But a couple of three miles a day is funny -- two -- actually what the key isn't thirty to forty minutes of aerobic exercise every day.
Four and six miles an hour easy not what's so this is the good news about that study you don't have to overdo it may have.
You only have to do over -- -- overdo anything that to keep a lot about moderation it's about common sense including working so he's worked too much that's no good but enjoy it all right thanks though.
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