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The Electronic Frontiers Foundation in the US has decided it will no longer accept donations via Bitcoin. While not itself a member of Bitcoin, the organization had been accepting donations via the currency through an account set up by an anonymous third party. However, only coincidentally following the Bitcoin Mt Gox hack-and- …
Cites concerns? I should bloody cocoa!
"It cited questions about the legal standing of the crypto-currency with relation to "securities law, the Stamp Payments Act, tax evasion, consumer protection and money laundering"."
I have noted that *some* people here seem to get a little upset when one points out that an "untraceable currency" is, (how shall we put?) open to abuse. Indeed it is fairly obvious that that is its major attraction for some people given that it is in most other respects a *highly* risky investment proposition for any honest citizen.
Yay for another "nothing to hide" canard.
A somewhat overly selective quote and a handy veiled villification in one comment. Well done sir.
Not quoted but in the original press release it does say that the EFF likes to help other people with their freedom, and doesn't like distractions like having to defend themselves. So, it says, it's naturally a bit leery about becoming a target itself. That, in the face of a lot of untested and absent case law, is what drove the decision; not any agreement with moral values in those laws or anything.
Why yes, "untraceable currency" is indeed open to abuse. Leaving aside that bitcoin does not quite fit that description, would you care to argue that getting robbed of a big stash of government-issued bits of stamped metal and/or bits of colourfully printed paper would be any different?
Would that happening to you also rob you of the presumed default state (as in, until proven guilty) of being a "honest citizen"? And if not, why would bitcoin do that in your eyes?
something is open to abuse?!! Shut.. down.. EVERYTHING
Money was never intended to be a means of identification. A ten pound note is no more traceable that a bitcoin, presumably then, anyone who uses a tenner must be a shady scoundrel?
Actually, no
Some of us merely pointed out to you that:
1. Owning bitcoins does not make you a tax evader
2. You have a complete lack of understanding of the tax system.
3. You do not have to declare your assets on a tax form.
Dear me.........
.......I do appear to have touched a raw nerve or two, hmm?
@ nederlander
While cash money is basically untraceable it's still legal tender and good for all debts public and private. Bitcoin cannot make that make that promise and its a promise that it never will be able to fulfill. First it's not legal tender and it's also not good for all debts public or private.
Touched a raw nerve
Not really. I guess it's just that some people here do not like acts contra natura, and they hold the belief that certain orifices were never really meant for talking out of.
Zealots, the lot of them!
"Notarized documentation??" You mean like a stamp on my monitor? Sure... right next to my blonde secretary's whiteout!
I just don't understand this at all.
(especially the 'blonde secretary' bit)
So, WTF? to the WTF?
It does sound a bit funny
But I assume what they mean is that if all else fails, and no one can prove ownership of an account otherwise, they will accept a notarized statement, probably "under penalty of perjury" proclaiming yourself to be the rightful account holder. That way at least if it's later proved you aren't, someone can sue your pants off. And keep in mind, that Mt. Gox accounts held not just bitcoins, but dollars as well.
Ah ha ha ha... SHEEPLE FAIL!
EFF cites questions about the legal standing of the crypto-currency with relation to <various law and control-freak bullshit valid for the hoi polloi>
Yep, that makes sense. It's like a traveller in some dictatorship deciding that it would be a good idea to take a car for a trip to a nearby city, then deciding that after all, it won't because there are concerns about having the correct paperwork to show the blue-clad ones, there is actually no officially approved reason for the trip, and it may well be against the law forbidding wasting gasoline, too. And, oh, there is no reasonable explanation for the provenance that wad of paper money that he wanted to blow on this.
Bitcoins R.I.P. surely...?
It's not dead
— it's just pinin' for the fjords!
Looks like the BitCoin author wasn't that smart after all...
First the fact that anyone stealing you single bitcoin file has basically stolen all your bitcoins and now this...
Can't believe Bitcoin has been praised for so long as something supposedly so smart.
The number of holes in the entire Bitcoin ecosystem seems staggering.
Good move by the EFF to stop accepting these: not only is Bitcoin super-shaddy but also under-architected.
It's obviously a conspiracy...
... by the fractional reserve banking system
... and probably the Bilderberg group, which met at the weekend...
... and probably lizards, too.
In fact, definitely lizards. Their scaly claw prints are all over this.
Oh dear oh dear
I wonder how many MtGox users through some sense of stupidity, paranoia or criminal intent have been registering with throwaway email addresses or (worse) mailinator like services. That might explain why MtGox can't unlock some accounts given that they can't send confirmation emails (that the perps can read), and they can't allow people to use their old password (that the perps have cracked).
The funny part is when these accounts are eventually unlocked they might discover that a mass selloff (caused by all the various woes of late) has wiped out the value of bitcoins leaving them with nothing. For accounts that have USD values associated with them I wonder also if MtGox can just keep the cash if no one comes to claim them.
I'd still like to know what would happen to the supply of bitcoins in the event a wallet becomes irretreivable for whatever reason such as corruption of the file or the user just ceasing to use the service without cashing in their coins?
Would this constantly reduce the available pool of coins leading to extreme scarcity of liquid funds? I mean, they shouldn't be allowed to simply zero off a persons stash.
Re: Scarity of liquid funds?
And how exactly would you differentiate the scarcity of liquid funds resulting from bitcoin wallets evaporating and the scarcity of liquid funds resulting from somebody dumping a 1000 bitcoin block?
Pretty much
Ideally it seems like there would be some way of detecting "lost" coins and reissuing new coins to miners to keep the supply steady, but there isn't. So instead the remaining coins became scarcer and therefore (assuming anyone wants them at all) more valuable. The good news is they can be divided down to something like 0.00000001 BTC, so theoretically the system is still workable even with only a few very valuable Bitcoins.
Why is that such a big concern?
It seems like I keep hearing about that aspect. Physical money can be lost or destroyed too, can't it? But seemingly everywhere I go, someone brings that up.
Or is it always you, alphaxion?
The difference being more physical money is printed to keep the market liquid and so can replace the currency that is slowly lost in the system. Being able to subdivide each coin would delay the problem, but when the currency is designed to only ever have a set amount in circulation then digital wastage is a problem that will only become compounded over time.
Unless everywhere you go is here and the KoL forums then it's more than just me asking. In fact, I just copied and pasted my comment from that initial post to here in order to get the opinions from a different section of people.
Instead, I find that I'm being stalked ;P
Mt. Gox?
It's impressive how some tactical punctuation can turn Magic: The Gathering Online Xchange into something vaguely professional sounding. Pity their site and recent actions shattered any illusion carefully-placed full stops might have created.
Bubble, Bubble, toil and trouble...
Bitcoin is in a speculative bubble. A serious one. It is pretty much only used to speculate and trade. There is virtually nothing you can actually use it for that approaches normal economic activity. Most of the currency seems to be in private hoards.
I don't imagine that the value will crash immediately the exchange opens up again, but I do expect it will crash when the current wave of media attention wanes due to press/public boredom. Unless a real economy starts to function in bitcoin it is not and never will be an actual currency.
The fact that most of its proponents are all treating it as an investment says a lot. Expect tears before bedtime.
And that's even if the current rash of hacks, breakins and trojans subsides.
Bubble, Bubble, coin and rubble...
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- mnajji Apr 1, 2013 08:27 PM
Okay so I have a bbbaaggg log of recent food related activities to catch up on (including one last carte blance at Yours Truly with Jeff still at the helm!) so I don't know why I am starting with this but...
What happened to Moe Pancers?? I dropped my mom off at the airport at 8 am Friday morning, only to discover that it was closed for what looked like some renovations!
Anyone know what's going on?
And to my dismay, Dr. Laffa is still closed :(
I know, I have been going on a real Bagel Alley Bender (BAB). Cannot explain why.
Dr. Laffa is still closed because Passover doesn't end until sundown tonight (Apr/2). Truth be told, I am done with the Bathurst & Wilson Pancers. I've been eating there for about 15 years, and ever since Lorne sold, the quality has been declining. The last time I was there, about 6 months ago, the meat was way too salty. Don't get me wrong, I know that I'm not going into a deli for a low-sodium meal, but the saltiness dominated everything. I'm hoping that Ben & Izzy's are up to the challenge of good Kosher deli.
Agree with Ubervache that since Lorne Pancer sold, the quality went down (they stopped smoking their own meat) and the prices went through the roof. I live about 2 min. from here and was a regular for many years when Mr. Pancer ran it, but things have definitely changed for this neighbourhood staple. There is never anyone in there now - it used to be packed. I'd love to see this strip mall taken down. Its been an eyesore for years with garbage everywhere and owners that don't care. - but that's a whole other topic. If Ben and Izzy EVER opens, and its good, this place could be history.
re: barneyvernon
When I heard that the new owners planned to put in TVs upon taking ownership, I knew that was a red alert. Haven't been back since the ownership change, with no plans to go.
re: barneyvernon
I'm not sure if you're aware -- they do actually make the pastrami and corned beef in house, but not the smoked meat. I had actually ordered the smoked meat on my recent visit, not realizing, and the surly waitress shook her head disapprovingly. I asked her if I had ordered poorly, and she told me about what they make there vs. what they buy prepared. It's very, very odd that they don't indicate this on the menu.
And the pastrami was quite good -- a little tough, but otherwise above average.
re: MeMeMe
Another dingy deli in the area is Wolfie's on Sheppard west of Bathurst. Can't say I've been there in the last 10 years but from what I remember it wasn't awful.
And for the record I haven't been to Pancer's since the ownership change. I go to the new spot up at Dufferin and Major Mack.
re: jeremyh1
How is the new spot. We almost went there a couple weeks ago but continued on into the Bridge to an Italian Bakery.
re: Davwud
New spot is good. Same food as pre-sale Moe Pancers. Same waitress even. The location is in a new strip plaza and the restaurant has somewhat of a warehouse feel to it. But you don't go there for fine dining you go for awesome deli and they have it up there on Dufferin.
re: jeremyh1
What about Yitz's? I know I've eaten there once, a long time ago, but I can't remember anything about my meal. I do know that Katz's on Dufferin is to be avoided at all costs though. Has anyone eaten at Jody's (http://jodysdeli.ca/)? They have two locations in the East end and I just haven't had a chance to check them out.
re: Ubervache
I still love Yitz's.
Corned beef. A little fatty. Heaven. Yummy baked treats and prepared goods too!
re: Ubervache
I tried Jody's down by Greenwood and thought it was fine. It didn't WOW me but I enjoyed my sandwich none the less.
re: MeMeMe
Wait so, what's this Ben & Izzy's everyone keeps talking about??
As barneyvernon has attested, the crummy little strip plaza where Moe Pancer's is housed is indeed an eyesore. Trash-strewn. Tight parking in front. Expect to be dinged. The rear parking lot is also trashy, chaotic, often blocked, problematic. Which may be part of the reason I haven't been there in more than a year, though I was a regular for 30-35 years before the change in ownership. It's kinda depressing to drive by it nowadays, in a plaza that takes the word "dingy" to a whole new level. I suppose I miss the ebullient atmosphere of the place when there was always a Pancer on the premises: Moe, then Stan, then Lorne, with Wilf cutting the meat. Atmosphere is important to a deli. In my view, it even makes the food taste better. Certainly, the guy in charge of the place immediately after the change in ownership was - how to put it? - not particularly charming. A few visits under the deadening sway of the new regime turned me off. And I won't be back till someone I know who knows deli food tells me the nosh is as good as ever. Good deli nosh forgives everything. I'm doubtful about Moe Pancer's renaissance, though I hope the place manages to reinvent itself. It's just a 10-minute drive from my humble abode, and central Toronto needs a good deli (note: the bleak Katz's, on Dufferin south of the 401, isn't it). Perhaps the still-unborn Ben and Izzy's, just south of Moe Pancer's on Bathurst St., will actually open, as promised these many moons, but....well, we shall see. In the meantime, I must make do with occasional forays south to Caplansky's or north to Centre Street Deli. The newish northern outpost of Pancer's Deli, up in the back country of Dufferin and Major Mac, is too damn far to go for a pastrami sandwich. (I've heard that Lorne is no longer involved in that joint either, though I don't know that for sure.)
re: Davwud
As Davwud points out, it is only a short drive further north from Centre Street Deli to Pancer's (newish) Deli at Dufferin and Major Mac, but a guy has to to draw a line in the sand somewhere. By the time I've shlepped from York Mills and Yonge St. north to Centre Street, a tortuous 30-45-minute drive, and found a parking spot in that jammed Centre Street Deli lot (not always a given), I have no wish to travel a minute more. So Dufferin and Major Mac remains back country to me, though probably not to someone in Aurora. I'm always astounded at Davwud's assiduous ability to get from his north-of-Toronto lodgings to here, there and everywhere around Toronto and environs, in search of decent nosh. A true over-the-top Chowhound. I usually tend to poop out after about 20 minutes on the road.
re: juno
But, but that extra 5 minutes!!!
I hear ya but I'd bet it's worth a try once. You may save time in the parking lot. I used to work across the street and that lot was always only ever half full.
Perhaps we can hook up there sometime. I'll bring Mrs. Sippi along. She loves her some good deli.
re: disgusti
My point is that juno might want to try this time to avoid a busy lot.
I am coming to Toronto next weekend. Any word on Pancer's reopen date. I am not sure I want to deal with the potential grand opening crowds at Ben & Izzy's (if they are open by May). If neither are open I will choose between the new Pancer's or take the Monday opportunity to finally try Switzer's on Tobram Rd. Does anyone know if Lorne Pancer is really out of the Major Mac Pancer's & if so, is he going to start a new store?
Also any of you deli fan's tried out Nu Bagel? Should I make the stop or stick with Gryfe's (or do both)?
Keep up the great work on this GTA board!
re: sspector
If you try Gryfe's be careful of their hours. I know they do open but it's never been open when I drive by. Call ahead maybe, they sell out.
Can also get warm, fresh Gryfe's at Sunrise Foods on Sheppard, just west of Bathurst. Gryfe's can actually be found at quite a few places around town including Nortown, Dave Young, Fresh Harvest, Kitchen Table, and more (probably Pusateri's too).
Also, you should go to Centre St. Deli for smoked meat.
re: sspector
Can't answer your questions on Pancers, and I haven't tried Nu Bagel yet, but nothing beats a Gryfe's Bagel...nothing!!
re: Davwud
re: Strongbad789
Really good!!!
I have been going to Gryfe's every visit for many years & they always have products available. The packaged Pizza bagels and danish are also very good. I always also go to the kosher bakery down the street on the same side - Grodzyski's. They have great bread & rolls.
I find Centre St a bit overrated. I hope to drive up to Montral for Shwartz's, Main & Smoked Meat Petes this Summer. I feel Centre St has been slipping over the past 10 years & is not nearly as good as Snowden Deli despite the relationship. I still have not had s great hand sliced smoked meat in T.O. I have high hopes for Ben & Izzy's but we have been down this road before. Maybe I should hit them up this visit before success goes to their head like some highly touted places downtown that never really lived up to their publicity and have trended downward ever since.
I have been visiting GTA often for over 45 years and fear that the locals don't see the the possibility of the loss of their deli/jewish food scene. I have watched it disappear in the face of modern eating trends all over the USA (even the metro NYC area). I know that David Sax was a leading voice to alert Canada to save the deli, but his voice is not to be found since his publishing success. There is legit concern among the faithful around NYC and other parts of the US where the exile still has some economies of scale to support this tradition. I am not certain that T.O. is even close to their potential. I love Canada!
re: sspector
I don't think you're going to have to worry about success going to Ben and Izzy's head. They seem like really nice, humble guys.
re: Michael N
Do you really think he believes his product is sub-par? I don't. I think he believes in the quality of his product.
re: sspector
Too bad about your Centre St. Deli experiences as of late. I still go and love it. No quality dip for me whatsoever.
For corned beef, my go-to is Yitz's, not Pancers. I like mine fatty or "juicy" for the most part (sometimes medium-fatty).
True about David Sax. I haven't really heard much since his richly deserved James Beard award. Thought that was just me, that maybe I'd been missing something.
re: Davwud
Oh that's pretty cool. Did not know that...
re: sspector
I walked by today at 8:00 a.m. -before they open at 9. It certainly does not look like there were any renovations done of any kind, and I suspect that the photo of the ladder was probably because they were changing a lightbulb or some other very small maintenance issue. It looks to me that they are open as usual. There's no additional signs in the window (stating they are closed, or whatever).
re: barneyvernon
Hmm, that is interesting. So, when I took those pictures during passover - not sure if you can actually tell in the ladder one - there was actually NO other furniture in the place, other than that ladder.
All those tiles you see on the floor, you normally would not be able to see for all of the furniture on top of it. So I think it was something slightly more than just a simple lightbulb change but a full-on reno.
Maybe they just wanted to polish their floors while they thought they would have no business or something. Who knows. Guess we could ask, now that they seem to be open again.
re: sspector
Why don't you call them? Here's the #: (905) 417-1719
Memo to sspector: I drove by Moe Pancer's, on Bathurst St., this evening about 8 p.m., and it sure looked open to me. And a friend of mine, a Pancers regular, told me the other night that he'd had a pastrami sandwich there recently, and he thought it was a first-rate nosh. Just like it was in the days when an actual Pancer was running it. All of which encourages me to give it another shot shortly, despite that crummy plaza it's situated in.


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When the new Space Wolf codex dropped I dug out my old army and put together a list. 1750 back in the day quickly dropped down to something like 1680 in the new codex. Now, I knew GW was reducing the cost of models to sell more, to get more on the table, to get us to play Apocalypse one way or the other, but seeing it like this with an army that I used to play day in and out was the first step in a new direction for me.
I knew armies were increasing in side, more bodies, more guns, more vehicles, as I've felt this creep first hand with my Saim-Hann still stuck with a 4th ed. codex especially hurting with the cost of wave serpents vs. similar transports like Valks and Razorbacks. Alpha- strike, mass reserves, turn five contesting, etc. – all points on this blog keep my Eldar in the fight, and hopefully yours also…
Rewind to a month or so ago when I had a chance to pick up a massive Tyranid army for a very reasonable price. I wasn't looking for another army, and I've never played Tyranids before, but it was the type of thing that I knew I would kick myself later for if I didn't snatch it up.
In many ways, this army is the Battle For Salvation's (the 40K club where I play) Tyranid Army. Some dude started out with it first back at the very start of 4th, then it went to Brother Captain James, followed by Ultrabob, Black-Matt, back to Ultrabob, again to Black-Matt, and now to good old Fritz. Along the way it got a couple of repaints, conversions, and updates. I'm adding my own touches and 5th ed. models to it, and I'm sure a few years from now another proud club member will be fielding it on the table…
So I'm sitting here with this army as a complete n00b. By that I mean I'm not saddled with any of the baggage that long time 'nid players have from the old codex. I still see cats playing the 'stealer rush and nidzilla, and the only thing I can say about that, having faced it, and continuing to face it from an Eldar perspective is that X-zilla is dead and buried. I knew I didn't want to go in that direction.
Time to hit up the internetz and spy on some of the other Tyranid players in my local area to get a base to build on, and what do I see? Tervagons and gaunt farms everywhere the eye can see! The strategy of pooping out as many gaunts as possible each turn seems to be working for them, but what worried me a bit was how some of the other club members had started facing these lists in the local tourney scene and they were really just a paper tiger. Swarm out as many gaunts as you want but when you are facing a crapload of razorback, predator, and land raider spam what happens? Now, I will further admit that it might be the player rather than the list, so what I do is put myself in the game with that list and compare it to some of the best players in our club- Danny Internets, Charlie Wolf, and Iron Ed. These guys bring the pain with their listhammer armies and I just can't see standing up to that kind of firepower, especially with everything getting cheaper and cheaper in points to the point where 6+ razorbacks, 3 preds, land raiders, and rifleman dreads are the norm. For the first time in a long time I'm afraid of marines, and let's not even talk about Imperial Guard!
I suited up, put my cup on, and promptly got my balls kicked in a few times. Not getting armor saves on the majority of your army (Tyranids) is the kiss of death with so many template weapons and ways to negate cover saves- either through them or by objective placement. This was the second step, besides, pushing 100+ models across the table gets very tiring…
Time for another way, and for me when the rules of the game chance, you no longer play by the rules is how I look at it- and this is what I mean by that statement. In every game "system" there are two sets of rules- the official game mechanics rules and the rules of a social contract between you and the other player. Obviously if you break the official rules you are a cheater, but what about the social rules? What the other player expects to face besed on experience? Nothing says you have to play by these expectations right?
Each club and gaming community has those unwritten rules- we play at 1500 points as our standard, no "special characters" allowed, we just play for kill points, we use comp because it makes thing fair, etc. These are the rules that I want to chance, or approach from an unexpected angle. Now let's layer the internet over this social concept idea. Everybody has an opinion on 40K out there- some good, some bad, some you can't even understand- but what is FACT is that the internet drives the 40K community more than we are all aware of. Say it loud enough and over and over until it becomes canon. Lists take shape, "best" ways to play the game, listhammer. The social contract of 40K says I line up my plastic dudes here, you line yours up there and we play a game. You know where I am coming from and everything is real straight forward. Well, what if I don't want to play this way? Can the game be played another way?
Somewhere along the lines I just started reserving everything in my Saim-Hann warhost to cut down on a turn or two of shooting for my opponent, and to prevent being alpha-striked which seems to be the way the game is going. I may still get blasted off the table, but at least I can get some shots in or set up skimmer walls, everything I talk about on the blog here. Even now in tournaments when I reserve everything people either seem to panic and freak out, or look at me like I'm completely nuts. What if I could build on that only be all on top of my opponent by turn two?
Enter Tyranids as the first codex that can really pull off the game model that I'm going to present and want to exploit. Blood Angels and I'm sure the releases after that will follow with the same build possibility. Other codexes can attempt to do it, but there are fundamental design handicaps that fully prevent it. Now to the heart of the article- I'm going to summarize as best I can this model opening it up for comments and trail with your own army. Now obviously I can't cover everything so fill in the gaps to make it work. I'm also going to cover the concept from an Eldar and generic marine perspective even if it doesn't 100% work in the next few posts, but best case scenario first so it is easiest to see…
I want you to completely rebuild your army list and forget about deployment zones- every table edge and empty spot on the table is your deployment zone. Forget about lining up like its WW I, time to move into WW2 Blitzkrieg! Other players have built their army (social contract) to work in their deployment zone lining up, moving and shooting. I want you to smash that conceptual model in their face and hit them from everywhere- game over by turn three!
Here is my presentation of the model:
Group One: Spearhead.
These are the guys that do start in your deployment zone (Yes I just said not to have any!) and get deployed as far forward and to the center as possible. In my 'nid list it is done by carnifexes and tyrannofexes. Their job is to march forward shooting, running, etc. to get to the center of the table as fast as they can.
Group Two: Outflankers.
This is the bulk of my army- genestealers, a huge gaunt swarm with hive commander, etc. that are going to come in off the edges. One or two don't work- delivering six huge units will.
Group Three: Center Smashers.
The final group are infiltrator, deepstrikers, and pop in guys like lictors, and raveners who support the second group till the first arrives.
First, second, third group, got it- now the plan.
In a tournament setting, and now especially that I have posed it all here to see, I have to assume my opponent is going to look at my list and know what I am going to do. You guys previously running those 'stealer shock lists ruined it for me! Now as soon as guys see genestealers they thing genestealer = outflank. What do you do against an outflanking army? Pull back to the center of the table and fire away as the incoming flankers advance. If my opponent does this then it is the same as me just running across the board and that's not going to work. Allowing them to do this, especially if you only have one or two outflankers means all of their army is shooting at those two units- that is the first reason why you need 8+ units able to bypass the normal deployment zone plus a way to tack on a +1 to reserves so most stuff comes on the table. Hive commander, Swarmy the Swarmlord, Deathleaper, Lictors, all help with this, indeed helping to make the idea completely viable.
You need a way to keep your opponent in place so your outflankers can hit them, and this is done though objective placement and group two/three in the model list. With as many objectives as I can deploy they are going 12." away from the table edge. If my opponent tries to hold them I'm assaulting the turn my stuff enters, if they pull back then…
…my second group pops up in the center and starts attacking all from there while the third group continues to advance putting pressure on my opponent to expand back out to the table sides so they aren't assaulted by carnifexes and tyrannofexes. Imagine the idea of a wagon train suddenly attacked in all directions and they pull close together. As soon as this happens my guys start popping up in the center of their circle while a huge anvil like battering ram is running right at them. My artistic MS paint map below sums the idea up…
THAT is where I am heading and where I want to be playing the game while my opponents are still stuck in a warhammer fantasy type model.
Now, I'll be expanding in more bits and details with Tyranids over on my Tyranid blog, while adapting the model for my Eldar and other armies here on this blog. Unfortunately for now Necrons need not apply till they get a new 'dex. This idea might be an option for other codex armies, but for Tyranids and Blood Angels I can't really see any other way to play them. Doing so is like going back to running a 4th edition infantry army vs. 5th edition mech gunline armies…
Comments, feedback, flames on the Null Deployment Model? What do YOU think about building an army to bypass deployment? Especially hand for those tournaments that have wacky deployment parameters. Good model plan or just too risky for your tastes?


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1-1/2 pounds boneless beef chuck roast, cut into 3/4-inch cubes
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1 cup finely chopped turnip
1/2 finely chopped onion
3 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
6 garlic cloves, minced
1-3/4 cups red wine vinegar
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3 teaspoons sodium-free beef bouillon granules
2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
1-1/2 teaspoons dried tarragon
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bouillon granules, horseradish, tarragon and pepper until smooth.
Gradually stir into skillet. Return meat to pan. Bring to a boil.
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Directions (continued)
Reduce heat; cover and simmer for about 1-1/4 hours or until meat is
tender. Uncover; simmer 15 minutes longer.
In a small bowl, combine cornstarch and cold water until smooth.
Gradually stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2
minutes or until thickened. Serve with noodles if desired. Yield: 4
Nutritional Facts:
1 cup beef mixture (calculated without noodles) equals 298 calories, 11 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 90 mg cholesterol, 134 mg sodium, 14 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 33 g protein.
Diabetic Exchanges:
4 lean meat, 2 vegetable, 1/2 fat.
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Feb 12, 2012Besides the huge amount of cliches and the large lack of laughs, along with the self referential story; the film has a surprising amount of heart, and solid performances from Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson. I give this movie 36%.
Jun 10, 2011Bad. Re-he-he-healy bad. Story doesn't make sense, characters are unlikable and off putting, humor is tasteless and mean spirited and plot holes are a commonplace. Instead of the two brides fight, couldn't they just have a DOUBLE WEDDING!!?!!? They even mention it on the beginning of the film when they were children with the word "double wedding" completely and utterly mentioned. If that happened then the film would be finished straight away. Awful. Just awful… Expand
Dec 13, 2010There is something hateful about this movie. Sure, our leading ladies look good on the outside, but underneath they are vindictive and cut throat. I am sure that seriousness about weddings was the intention, but it always seems to go too far...it's almost unsettling. That and am I the only one who thought Kate Hudson looked good with blue hair?
Aug 25, 2011To spare you an experience that only I can only describe as being less preferable than colonic irrigation, let me describe to you Bride Wars in the best way I can: "Two awful women who are best friends, because awful people stick to their own kind, discover that they are getting married on the same day. After they both rapidly change into a harder level of awful human beings, the kind that hate each other, they engage in 90 minutes of painfully unfunny sitcom set-ups, which we're supposed to enjoy because they are terrible people doing terrible things to each other. Then, contrivances arrive, patch everything up, and the movie ends with a BFF message, even though these two did horrible things to each other." Excuse, I'm going to ponder whether or not this job is worth it.… Expand
Feb 20, 2012I just wanted to rate the most awful film I've ever seen, stuck on a plane whith nothing else to watch. This is absurd, the two actress must be ashame of that movie and never presente it in their curriculum vitae.
Feb 24, 2013Don't' let the unfavorable reviews fool you. Bride Wars is a decent Rom-Com with heart that's surprisingly entertaining. Plus, I love Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson.
Jun 28, 2013I wonder how i even managed to sit through this. Once again Anne represents why she is horrible. This is a career killer along with that French musical trash she made
Jun 5, 2014Two bi-polar woman with far too much money and time on their hands seek to destroy each others weddings through a series of photo montages and Candice Bergen's blathering narration.
Nov 16, 2013Bride Wars leaves me fighting for survival.
The movie isn't funny, rarely entertaining, and overall just bad. The acting is poor to average, and the concept is silly. The drama is overdone, and there is no substance whatsoever.
Bride Wars pretends to be a satire of wedding mania, but since there's virtually nothing else to the movie, the satire comes depressingly close to endorsement.
Bride Wars is pretty thin soup. The characters have no depth or personality, no quirks or complications, no conversation.


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On April 8, 2011, at 2030 coordinated universal time (1730 local time), a Bell 206B, Brazilian registration PT-YMJ, was destroyed when it impacted terrain at the 5,000-foot level of the Serra do Mar mountain range in Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil. The pilot and the passenger were fatally injured. The flight, which originated at Porto Marina Astúrias Heliport (SICV), Guaruja, São Paulo, Brazil, destined for Campo de Marte Airport (SBMT), São Paulo City, São Paulo, Brazil, was being conducted under Brazilian flight regulations.
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A 38-year-old man has been charged in a 14-year-old rape after DNA evidence was processed.
The Wayne County prosecutor's office said Tuesday that the sample was found in an old rape kit found during a state police audit of the now-closed Detroit police crime lab.
Antonio Jackson is charged with criminal sexual conduct, home invasion and being a felon in possession of a firearm. His preliminary examination was adjourned Tuesday until Nov. 15.
Prosecutors said a man raped a woman Feb. 17, 1997 after breaking into her west side home.
DNA samples were taken. That rape kit was among more than 10,000 untested kits found in 2009. State police took over the crime lab in 2008.
Project 400, a collaboration between local and state law enforcement, researchers and women advocacy groups, is sifting through some of those rape kits with the help of federal grants.
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Family Tree: T-Broussard and the Zydeco Steppers at the Catonsville Knights of Columbus, May 15
Zydeco music is a family business in Louisiana. T-Broussard is no exception, but he's not part of the family you'd expect. He has no known blood relation to the Jeffery Broussard, who appeared at the Catonsville Knights of Columbus in January, nor to Jeffery's famous father Delton and famous uncle Fernest Arceneaux. That family is based in Opelousas, near the Atchafalaya swamps, and favors the song-based zydeco of Clifton Chenier and Nathan Williams.
T-Broussard's family, by contrast, is based a good deal west in Jennings and Lake Charles, near the Calcasieu swamps, where the zydeco tends to be more rhythmic in the style of Boozoo Chavis, Preston Frank, and Bois Sec Ardoin. The latter two men, as it happens, were both uncles of T-Broussard's mother, making her son a cousin of Keith Frank and Chris Ardoin. So when T-Broussard and the Zydeco Steppers played last Saturday's dance at the Knights of Columbus, they brought that stomping Lake Charles sound with them.
T-Broussard, a short, wiry young man, was wearing a red-striped shirt, blue jeans, and a wispy goatee as he pumped out simple, two-step riffs on his single-row button accordion. Confronted by a room of older dancers, he avoided the more disco-flavored cuts from his latest album, Super T, and stuck to his more traditional material. This was a wise decision, for like his cousin Keith Frank, T-Broussard sounds like an imitator when he follows national R&B trends and an original only when he sticks to Louisiana's indigenous zydeco.
But when he sang a bluesy two step such as "Lonely Woman" or a Creole waltz such as "How Am I Going To Make It," his handsome tenor made the songs more than mere dance fodder. After intermission, he switched to his red, white, and green triple-row accordion, which allowed him to play pretty embellishments on songs such as "Talk to Me, Good Whiskey." Here was evidence that he was carrying on not just the family business but also the family tradition.
He displayed an awareness of the wider zydeco heritage when he saluted legend Roy Carrier, who died May 4. T-Broussard brought out all the gospel undertones of "I'm Coming Home," Clifton Chenier's zydeco rewrite of Sam Cooke's "Bring It on Home." Carrier probably played more East Coast zydeco dances than any other bandleader, and more than one dancer was visibly moved by the tribute.
The next zydeco dance at the Catonsville Knights of Columbus features Louisiana's Leroy Thomas & the Zydeco Roadrunners Aug. 21.


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Without exposing children to competition, without educating a child about the importance of success, you are raising a child ill-equipped to deal with the harsh realities of the world. Almost everything in our adult lives revolves around competition. We compete for jobs, for university and college places, for girlfriends and boyfriends. We compete for everything which we acquire.
Nature itself is about competition. Competition is not a by-word for backstabbing or deceitfulness and some appear to believe it. There is such a thing as healthy competition. Likewise there shouldn't be a huge amount of pressure on a child to win constantly. Losing, much like competition, is a fundamental aspect of life and one which everyone will at some point become acquainted with.
Through friendly school-based competition a child learns how to sell themselves, how to promote their qualities and also how to deal with failure and cope with success. It is a process through which the child is made ready for adult life. Exposing children to healthy and moderate competition will not result in stressed and competitive over-achievers but rather well-rounded and successful human beings.
To find a macrocosmic example of the importance of competition one need look no further than the economic marketplace. It is competition between companies that drives innovation and development. Economics scholar Stephen L. Parente attributes the reason for Russia's economic stagnation and China's economic success directly to competition, the lack of it in Russia and the abundance of it in China.
Without competition there is no motive to advance, to develop. Competition is a driving force, one without which the human species would not even exist. As such it is important to allow children to learn the basics of competition, to come to grips with the fundamental principles behind adult life. It is our duty to provide our children with the tools they require to function successfully as adults.


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Who should own the digital keys to your private files and who can you trust as cloud file hosting struggles with archaic legal precedents and laws? Surprisingly Michael Chertoff & Kim Dotcom appear to agree: you should control encryption...
Next gen browsers are the high ground on the maturing cloud battlefield, whether at individual or collaboration scale. Permissions, groups & filters configurations could be centralized in future vendor specific proprietary formats
The changing face of what businesses need is challenging to incumbent suppliers. Meanwhile, a new generation of innovation is flowering around simplicity.
The number of people who can read and write code, particularly for mobile devices, is dangerously low: what's needed are easier ways to create software you can use in the context of your specific needs
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Egg Carton Cross
Save your cartons after coloring your eggs and show the kids how to make a pretty Egg Carton Cross. Egg carton crafts are great for teaching children about recycling and make a wonderful craft material.
Trivia: The egg carton was invented in 1911 by newspaper editor Joseph Coyle of Smithers, British Columbia, to solve a dispute between a local farmer and hotel owner in Aldermere in British Columbia, over the farmer's eggs often being delivered broken.
Egg Carton
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Cut egg carton into a section of six cups and a section of five cups. Glue the middle cup of the five-section piece inside the second cut of the other piece to form a cross shape.
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text: SC Tea Party Leader: 'Unfortunate' Lindsey Graham Dismisses Grassroots Print article Send a Tip by Tony Lee 20 Jan 2014 post a comment Joe Dugan, the Executive Producer of the South Carolina Tea Party Convention and Chairman of the Myrtle Beach Tea Party, appeared on Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 and said 2014 will be an even bigger year for the movement than 2010, the year which put the Tea Party on the map and gave Republicans back the House of Representatives in an historic midterm election year. Dugan told host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, "2010 was a firecracker. 2014 is going to be an explosion." He said the Tea Party has always been right about the perils of Obamacare. He said when Americans get "hit in the pocketbook on Obamacare," the Tea Party will get even more credibility on health care, which will make the movement gain more credibility on other issues such as the national debt. He said the impact will be felt at the ballot box. Dugan said that citizens in the Tea Party movement "are the smartest people" and are well-versed in history and "up to date" on all of the relevant issues. Dugan said it angers him to hear people in Washington dismiss the conservative base as a bunch of rubes and noted how he dedicated his life to fight to take the country back after his grandchild was born. Dugan said he wanted to have such a convention, which was livestreamed across the nation on Breitbart News and in Spanish, to get the movement's message out to a broad group of people. He noted that the convention, in addition to having Congressmen, hosted speakers who were not household names but preeminent experts in their respective fields. He expressed disappointment that incumbent South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham's (R) representatives told him that "he's going to be in another part of the state" and could not attend the convention. Duggan said that means Graham "doesn't feel it's important enough to talk to a sold-out Tea Party convention and grass roots activists" and to those who were watching the livestream across the country. "It's very unfortunate," he said before nothing that it is "almost a given one of the candidates" running against him will force a runoff. He specifically noted that South Carolinians are opposed to Graham's position on the NSA, health care, and amnesty. Breitbart News was at the convention over the weekend. Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow was the emcee for part of the event and received a standing ovation during his speech when he discussed the digital revolution that Andrew Breitbart and Breitbart News have stared and the importance of the Tea Party movement in America's future.


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Clyde F. Barker Penn Transplant House A guest house for transplant patients, families and caregivers
To make a reservation, please call 215-662-4540.
For many transplant patients, the good news of a life-saving organ match is accompanied by feelings of uncertainty and a whole new set of challenges, especially if they are traveling to receive care. To accommodate these patients, the Penn Transplant Institute offers the Clyde F. Barker Penn Transplant House, a convenient guest house for transplant patients and their families and caregivers.
Named for Penn's world-renowned transplant surgeon, Clyde F. Barker, MD, this new facility was designed and built entirely through the generosity of private donations. For a nominal cost, patients can enjoy homelike accommodations including sun-filled living space and a central courtyard.
Congratulations to the Clyde F. Barker Transplant House, recipient of a special mention from the 2013 Architizer A+ Award. The annual architectural honor is in recognition of the world's best buildings and design thinking.
Clyde F. Barker Penn Transplant House
3940 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
- Amenities
The Penn Transplant House is conveniently located at 3940 Spruce Street, just a few blocks from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. The house is not a medical facility, but rather a small guest house designed to meet the unique needs of transplant patients and their families and caregivers.
Amenities include:
- Sleeping rooms that can accommodate up to four adults—all have adjoining private bath
- Kitchen facilities where multiple families can prepare meals
- Communal dining room
- Computers and Internet access
- Laundry room
- Family room where families can enjoy watching TV, reading or playing games
- Fitness room for exercise and stress relief
- Education center—a space devoted to underscoring the importance of educating patients and families about self-care, a core value of the Penn Transplant Institute
- Nearby shopping and restaurants
- Parking and Transportation
Upon arrival, guests will register at the Penn Transplant House where they can park behind the house and unload their belongings. Once their belongings are settled, guests can park their car at Penn Tower Garage, located directly across the street from the main entrance of the Hospital of the University Pennsylvania. There is no additional parking fee; the cost of the parking space at Penn Tower garage is included in the room charge.
It is a short, four-block walk from the hospital and Penn Tower Garage to the Penn Transplant House. However, for guests who require transportation SEPTA buses and the LUCY shuttle run regularly, and taxi cabs are available. The staff at the house will provide guests with detailed information about parking and transportation upon check-in.
- Eligibility
To be eligible to stay at the Penn Transplant House, patients must permanently reside beyond a 50-mile radius of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. For family members and caregivers, the patient must be undergoing some phase of transplant care. Caregivers must be at least 18 years of age, and all children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
The Penn Transplant House will make every effort to accommodate patients and their families and caregivers. Availability will be based on a first come, first served basis, however, acute need as determined by the transplant team will be given priority and some reservations will be accepted. Please note that only one room per patient/family/caregiver combination is allowed, and the number of individuals in each sleeping room is based on occupancy limitation set by the Penn Transplant House.
- Reservations
The cost per night to stay at the Penn Transplant House varies depending upon the unique needs of each patient. Payment is accepted at time of check-in via cash, personal check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. For more information or to make a reservation, please call 215-662-4540.
- Volunteer Opportunities
For more information about Volunteering at the Penn Transplant House, please visit the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania's volunteer website.
- Giving Opportunities
The Penn Transplant House relies on the generosity of individuals, community organizations, foundations and corporations to support its services and programs. Gifts can be made by individuals or as part of a combined effort, and pledges of $5,000 or more are payable over five years. There are prominent public spaces and guest rooms available for naming in the House.
To make a gift, please visit the secure online form. You may also make a check payable to "Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania" and send to:
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Overalls making a fashion comeback
If you didn't know better you'd think the 90's had returned.
On the streets we're seeing Dr. Marten combat boots and flannel shirts.
Now, word from the fashion world that bib overalls are hot, hot, hot.
3.1 Phillip Lim, one of the hottest, trend-setting designer brands, offered up multiple pairs of overalls as part of its spring offerings in pink suede, and even black leather! Ugh. They just hit retailers for a whopping $1,400 and are astonishingly already sold out.
Fashion websites report other designers are adding overalls to their spring collections.
Moschino, Isabel Marant, and MM6 by Maison Martin Margiela all have overalls in their spring collections, and bigger mass brands like Guess, Diesel, Joe's Jeans, AG Adriano Goldschmied, Free People, and American Apparel have jumped on board too.
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|The Chemistry Major
The Department offers a B.A. degree in Chemistry that students can tailor to meet their particular interests. Prospective Chemistry majors should choose a Chemistry faculty member as an academic advisor as soon as possible in order to prepare an appropriate study plan.
Students, who graduate with a major in Chemistry, are expected to: