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Rasheed Wallace should be back in the lineup for the Detroit Pistons when they continue a six-game homestand with a matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Wallace was a late scratch with a sore lower back for Saturday's 100-85 win over the New York Knicks but should be well-rested to help keep the Pistons on the winning track.
Detroit lost back-to-back road games to New Orleans and San Antonio last week, the team's first consecutive defeats in over a month, but the Pistons bounced back against the Knicks in the opener of the homestand.
Tayshaun Prince stepped up in Wallace's absence and scored a game-high 20 points for his highest total since scoring a career-high 24 in a 102-100 overtime win over Miami on Feb. 2. Wallace averages 16.4 points per game.
Prince, a strong role player who averages 10.9 points and 4.9 rebounds, made all eight of his shots in the first half—including a pair of 3-pointers.
"I got a lot of easy buckets out there—some wide-open jumpers and a couple of dunks after I ran the floor on a break," Prince said. "This is an unselfish team, and we are always going to look for the guy with the hot hand. Tonight, that was me."
Richard Hamilton scored 18 points, Ben Wallace had 12 points and 12 rebounds, and Chauncey Billups had 11 points and 13 assists to help the Pistons to their fifth straight home win.
"I'm looking to do a better job of getting my teammates involved," said Billups, whose 13 assists matched a season high. "I think that I can do that and still find ways to score. This was a good win for us—we knew they were banged-up, and we took advantage of that."
Detroit, which also faces Miami, Indiana, Orlando and Toronto on the homestand, has a chance to reach the 50-win plateau for the third straight season in front of its home crowd. The Pistons finished 50-32 the last two seasons.
The Clippers will try to avoid losing nine straight for the first time since January 2001 after their most lopsided defeat of the season, 105-77 to the Golden State Warriors on Sunday.
Corey Maggette scored 21 points to lead the Clippers, who had more turnovers (20) than assists (18) and were outrebounded 53-40 in losing for the 16th time in the last 18 games.
Elton Brand added 19 points but had only five rebounds as Los Angeles coud not stop Warriors center Erick Dampier, who pulled down 25 boards—the most during a regulation game in the NBA this season.
"Every opportunity we had to make them miss, (Dampier) just created opportunities for them by getting to the glass," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said.
The Clippers, who have just one win in their last 11 road games, are one victory shy of surpassing their win total from last season. Los Angeles finished 2002-03 at 27-55.
STANDINGS (through March 29): Clippers - 6th place, 26 GB, Pacific Division. Pistons - 2nd place, 7 1/2 GB, Central Division.
PROBABLE STARTERS: Clippers - F Brand, F Matt Barnes, C Chris Kaman, G Maggette, G Doug Overton. Pistons - F Prince, F Wallace, C Wallace, G Hamilton, G Billups.
TEAM LEADERS: Clippers - Maggette, 20.6 ppg; Brand, 10.3 rpg; Marco Jaric, 4.8 apg. Pistons - Hamilton, 17.8 ppg; B. Wallace, 12.8 rpg; Billups, 5.7 apg.
SEASON SERIES: Pistons, 1-0.
LAST MEETING: Feb. 29; Pistons, 100-88. At Los Angeles, Billups scored 28 points and Hamilton added eight of his 21 in the last seven minutes as the Pistons won their fourth straight.
ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Clippers - 9-29 on the road; Pistons - 25-10 at home.
INJURIES: Clippers - G Quentin Richardson (back spasms); G Jaric (toe); C Josh Moore (back); F Chris Wilcox (Achilles'). Pistons - F Tremaine Fowlkes (groin).
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|7th Pacific / 14th West
|Road 10-31
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The Palestinian Authority, which has increasingly indicated it will ask the UN
for recognition of statehood, added something else to its arsenal over the
weekend by hinting it would unilaterally abrogate the Oslo Accords if the peace
process broke down."We can't remain committed to the agreements that
were signed with Israel forever," said Yasser Abed Rabbo, a senior PLO official
and an adviser to PA President Mahmoud Abbas.RELATED:Editor's Notes: The president is disappointedPA: Obama midterm fall could give Netanyahu raise"One party can't remain
committed while the other party has violated the agreements and even canceled
them."The time could come when the Palestinians would "reconsider" their
commitment to the accords, "if the Israelis continued with the same policy,"
Abed Rabbo said.The Palestinians were also considering seeking US and UN
recognition of a Palestinian state on all the Palestinian territories that were
captured by Israel in 1967.Government sources in Jerusalem were unfazed
by Abed Rabbo's threat."We hear these sorts of things now and again from
the Palestinians, that Abbas will resign, they are going to dismantle the PA,
that they are going to take everything to the UN, that they are going to give up
on a twostate solution," one government source said."But it is not
serious. Everyone understands that the only way to achieve peace is through
direct negotiations, everything else is not serious," the source said.US
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton seemed to hint at this as well in a speech in
Washington on Wednesday to the American Task Force on Palestine's gala
dinner."Negotiations are not easy, but they too are absolutely
necessary, Clinton said. "It is always easier to defer decisions than it is to
make them. As much as the United States and other nations around the world want
to see a resolution to this conflict, only the parties themselves can take the
difficult steps that will lead to peace."Face-to-face discussions are
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aspirations and the necessary outcome of two states for two peoples," she
said.Negotiations between Israel and the US, meanwhile, are continuing
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believe that peace is possible, but it must be based on a readiness for mutual
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minister said."You need security arrangements for two purposes: one, to
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said."In order to protect yourself, you have to ensure that we don't
have a repeat, for the third time, of a situation where we left, we vacated
territory and Iran walked in. It walked into Lebanon, it walked into
Gaza."We cannot allow Iran to walk into the hills dominating Tel Aviv
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BRISTOL — Lawrence "Larry" Sylvia, 55, was a resident of Fox Meadow Retirement Home, Bristol and formerly of 57 Dixon Street, died at Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital, Lebanon on Wednesday, March 19, 2014.
Larry was born November 15, 1958 in Boston, Mass., the son of Manuel and Virginia (McMichael) Sylvia.
Survivors include two brothers; Phillip Sylvia, of PA and Andrew Sylvia, and his wife, Elizabeth, of Raymond; four nephews, Phillip Sylvia, and his wife, Theresa, of Laconia, Donald Sylvia, and his wife, Betty, of Laconia, and Trevor and Kamin Sylvia, of Raymond; two nieces, Alyssa Sylvia, of Raymond, and Melissa Sylvia, of Laconia, two great nephews, Kristofor, and Jaekwon. and two great nieces, Jerikah and Kalyssa. In addition to his parents Larry was predeceased by a brother Howard Sylvia.
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BRIDGEWATER — Duane L. "Butch" Smith, 67, of Bridgewater Hill Road, died March 18, 2014, at Concord Hospital in Concord after a brief illness.
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Good Excuse - Better Answer
by Paul on 11/30/08 at 08:24 PM ET
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Stan Fischler writes in his post-game column after the Rangers lost 4-0 to the Panthers today…
My theory is that the Rangers, for no particular reason, do poorly in day games.
"We're paid to win," is Renney's answer. "Day or night."
I also pointed out to both the coach and Lundqvist that, historically, home teams rarely win right after Thanksgiving. You know; too much turkey; too many family distractions.
"I'm Swedish," Lundqvist shot back, "I don't celebrate Thanksgiving!"
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What Is This!
by Paul on 11/27/08 at 11:38 AM ET
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Time For A Rangers Shake-Up
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Rozsival's game has gone from bad to worse. Redden's has gone from bad to somewhat better to worse after a relapse the last two matches. Neither is the least bit physically involved. (Wait, that's what both are - the least bit physically involved.)
Neither has been acute reading the rush. Neither has been decisive with the puck. Neither has been able to make the power play hum.
At the same time, neither has been benched for so much as an even-strength shift by coach Tom Renney. Neither has been scratched.
That's not possible with the Rangers carrying the minimum six defensemen so that GM Glen Sather can burn up to $3.6M of cap space every night on three scratched forwards.
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Gomez Has Stress Fracture
by Paul on 11/20/08 at 11:26 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Before coming out of the lineup last Wednesday night in New Jersey, Scott Gomez had played 10 games with an ankle stress fracture he sustained when struck by a puck in Detroit on Oct. 18, The Post has learned.
Gomez, who missed his fourth straight game last night when the Rangers and Canucks met at the Garden, learned the nature of his injury after undergoing an MRI exam on Nov. 7. The center then played two more games before finally yielding to pain he had been playing through and a groin pull he suffered in adapting to skating with the injury.
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Lundqvist Had Enough
by Paul on 11/20/08 at 10:32 AM ET
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from The Good, The Bad And The Duthie,
Henrik Lunqvist pulled himself from the Rangers/Canucks game Wednesday after Vancouver scored it's fifth goal, something he has done before. Lundqvist is one of the best goalies in the NHL, but what does that say to his teammates? "I quit guys, good luck." Let your coach make the call. No game is over these days, even at 5-1. Claude Julien kept Manny Fernandez in after he gave up four first period goals against Buffalo, and the Bruins came back to win 7-4.
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Rangers (Should) Win!
by Paul on 11/19/08 at 08:50 AM ET
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from Stan Fischler at Game On,
The curious thing about the Canucks is that their beat writers believe they are a better team than they showed on the ice in Uniondale. On Game Day, both Vancouver papers treated the Islanders game as a virtual exhibition in preparation for the real test at MSG. And for a short while, they appeared to know something that The Maven didn't know. But Scott Gordon's Isles, if nothing else, compete. They overcame an early (MacDonald's fault) goal, scraped together a tying counter and extended the Canucks to the shootout where Luongo faltered and MacDonald did not.
Playing once again without Scott Gomez – it's futile to guess how long he'll be sidelined, so why not figure another week and get it over with? – the Renney-gades still should be able to handle Vancouver, Sedin Twins or not.
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Stop Booing Rozsival
by Paul on 11/18/08 at 10:05 PM ET
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from Brett Cyrgaus of The Blue Seats at the NY Post,
This is a plea to all Rangers fans. It's a plea to realize how much impact you have on the game and how much impact a gang-up mentality within a fan base can affect the players.
Specifically, this is a plea to stop mercilessly booing Michal Rozsival.
The defenseman, who in the off-season signed a lucrative 4-year $20 million contract, has been playing sub-par so far this season and has been hearing it from the fans. Let's not turn him into this year's Marek Malik.
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Redden Takes On Old Team
by Paul on 11/17/08 at 07:52 PM ET
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from Sam Weinman of Rangers Report,
...here is what Redden said about facing the Senators tonight. He said he met up with Daniel Alfredsson and Chris Phillips, and only then did the significance of tonight start to hit home.
"I just think it's the final recognition, going up against the old guys," Redden said. "I think it's a good thing. It really hit home just seeing the guys yesterday. It was different. I'm excited about playing them. It's been a big change this year. I don't know. I'm just looking forward to getting out there against them and knowing that I am against them. It's good to finally play them."
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Criminal Investigation Continues in Cherepanov's Death
by Alanah McGinley on 11/14/08 at 02:25 PM ET
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The KHL's Vice-President of Hockey Operations Vladimir Shalaeva and others addressed the media at a press conference today in Moscow, with updates surrounding the investigation into Cherepanov's death.
"Today November 14, 2008, there was a move to close the criminal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Aleksei Cherepanov, however the prosecutor ordered that the criminal investigation continue.
"A comprehensive forensic study, conducted by additional medical specialists is underway to more deeply and thoroughly analyze the case. We will not be able to share the cause of death of Alexei Cherepanov until this examination is completed in full."
—Vladimir Shalaeva
Shalaeva also noted that the New York Rangers have provided their own medical records on Cherepanov to the KHL.
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The Good & Bad Zherdev
by Paul on 11/14/08 at 10:37 AM ET
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from Jay Greenberg of the NY Post,
Zherdev's 16 points in his first 19 games projects to 67 for the season, which, barring a spectacular postseason, probably would make it his only one in a Ranger uniform. His contract is up and so likely would be the organization's patience if someone this talented remains so invisible on so many nights.
"Alexei Kovalev," Chris Drury offered as a Zherdev comparison after a game earlier this season. Both high and faint praise considering how unfulfilling became Kovalev's tours of duty, particularly the second, in New York.
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Three winners in record $656 million U.S. lottery
ATLANTA (Reuters) - Three winners who could share a $656 million windfall from the largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history bought their lucky tickets at a 7-Eleven store in Maryland, a Motomart convenience story in Illinois and somewhere in northeast Kansas, lottery officials said on Saturday.
Lottery officials said the 7-Eleven store was in Milford Mill, Maryland, near Baltimore, and the Motomart convenience store in the southern Illinois farming town of Red Bud, Illinois. Kansas lottery officials were not releasing the exact location where the ticket was sold except to say that it was in the most populated northeast part of the state.
"Each of the winners gets $105.1 million in cash after taxes roughly, but who cares about pennies at this point?" said Carole Everett, spokeswoman for the Maryland Lottery.
The winners whose tickets had all six numbers of the Mega Millions lottery drawn on Friday night will split the jackpot, the biggest in U.S. history, which rose to $656 million after all sales were tallied, lottery officials said.
The winning numbers announced at the drawing in Atlanta were 2-4-23-38-46 and Mega Ball 23. Winners could receive either a one-time payment of their share or take it in 26 annual installment payments.
A pre-dawn call alerted store manager Denise Metzger to news from lottery officials that a winning ticket was sold at her Motomart in the tiny farming community of Red Bud, with less than 4,000 residents, about 30 miles southeast of St. Louis.
"I screamed, I woke my husband up," said Metzger.
Residents swarmed the store within hours of the announcement to check their tickets, although no winner has yet emerged, she said.
"I think everyone in town has been here already," she joked.
Though the winner may want to remain anonymous, in Illinois the state is required to eventually list his or her identity in public records.
The winning Maryland ticket was a single quick pick ticket, in which numbers are automatically selected, sold at about 7:15 p.m. on Friday at the 7-Eleven franchise in Milford Mill in the Baltimore area, Everett said.
"They are shocked they are getting the $100,000 bonus," Everett said of the family that has owned the franchise for 10 years after learning of the reward that goes to the sellers of winning tickets.
In addition to the three jackpot winners, there were three tickets that matched the Mega Ball number to win $1 million each and 158 tickets that picked five of the six chosen numbers to win $250,000 each, said Kelly Cripe, spokeswoman for the Texas Lottery, which oversaw the Mega Millions game.
There had been a tremendous amount of excitement ahead of the drawing, with over one billion tickets sold, lottery officials said.
The previous largest Mega Millions jackpot was $390 million in 2007, which was split between two ticket holders in Georgia and New Jersey.
About half the lottery money goes back to ticket holders in the form of winnings, 35 percent to state governments and 15 percent to retailer commissions and lottery operating expenses.
No matter who won the jackpot, one certain winner is the U.S Internal Revenue Service. The tax-collecting agency subjects lottery winnings of more than $5,000 to a 25-percent federal withholding tax.
(Additional reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis in Los Angeles, Barbara Goldberg in New York, Teresa Carson in Portland, Keith Coffman in Denver and Laura Zuckerman in Idaho; Writing by Philip Barbara, Editing by Anthony Boadle, Sandra Maler and Greg McCune)
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In the Gilded Age of the late 19th century, the American rich walked tall. They dressed the part. Top hats, canes, tails, spats, you name it. They built glorious mansions for all the world to see. They traveled in style, and did so publicly. They were profiled in popular magazines. Indeed, they were idolized and studied and emulated.
Today, the rich are different. They wear jeans and sneakers and ratty-looking sweaters. If they build large homes, they make sure they are inaccessible and nearly invisible. They talk like the people. They affect the way of the common folk. They pretend to be like everyone else. If they are famously rich, they give vast sums away, sometimes to dubious causes. They even call for taxes on themselves.
What's changed?
Here's one theory: Property rights are weak today. This came to me in looking at the Index of Economic Freedom and how the U.S. is slipping further and further. The main reason given in the survey is that property rights are no longer secure here. The government can enter your factory and shut it down anytime. It can freeze your bank account. It can prevent mergers and acquisitions. It can slap on regulations that make your product unmarketable. Civil forfeitures are common.
The more property is vulnerable to looting by any source, the more people have the incentive to hide their wealth. In extreme cases, the rich might have a reason to publicly destroy their own wealth as a signal to would-be looters: I am not worth what you think I'm worth. This might be why so many among the rich are aggressive in their push for higher taxes. It's a way of saying, "My money doesn't matter to me, so it should not matter to you either. Leave me alone."
I'm thinking about this whole subject because I just read an extremely interesting paper by economist Peter Leeson. It is called "Human Sacrifice." He actually seeks to come up with an economic explanation for the persistence of human sacrifice in certain tribal conditions. It's not such a surprising topic for him. He is, after all, the author of The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates, a book that became one of the most praised and admired historical books in the last few years. It is also a fantastic read.
His new paper looks into the economics of human sacrifice. He focuses on the 19th-century experience of the Konds, an indigenous Indian people located in the eastern province of Orissa, India.
It was an agricultural community that variously prospered depending on weather conditions. Here, annual ritual sacrifice of human beings from other tribes, purchased with money collected from within the tribe, was practiced to great fanfare in opulent ceremonies. It was brutal and ghastly. The number of lives lost is uncountable, but very large, judging from every available report.
The whole thing was justified on religious grounds. But might have there been another reason?
Consider a seemingly unrelated fact: The great problem that vexed the Konds was intertribal relations. Within their own communities, they had peace and security. But outside of them, there was insecurity and chaos. It was not uncommon for the Konds to invade other tribes and steal what they could, nor was it uncommon for outsiders to do the same to them. All the tribes lived in fear of each other. Property rights were always vulnerable to invasion.
Professor Leeson tries to connect the dots here and make sense of the sacrifice in light of the insecurity of property rights. By putting on a hugely conspicuous display of disregarding something as valuable as a human being paid for with community money, Leeson theorizes, the tribe was attempting to broadcast the idea that there really was nothing of value to be stolen from them. This was a public act to ward off envy and invasion.
Tellingly, the sacrifice would take place in the middle of the agricultural season. "By sacri…ficing humans between the sowing and harvesting of crops, Kond communities destroyed wealth preemptively," Leeson writes. "By sacrificing humans during the agricultural cycle but not appreciably after its completion, Kond communities destroyed wealth before other communities realized their output values and, in the event that those values incentivized aggression, before communities could mobilize for such aggression."
Now, to illustrate the thesis, Leeson looks at the experience of how the practice came to end. Understandably, British colonial powers did everything they could to stop it. They tried moral suasion. They tried threatening violence They tried pure monetary payoffs. But nothing worked. The human sacrifices continued.
Finally, the colonial powers tried something more creative. They offered negotiation and justice services that would bring about peace and trade between tribes, provided that the Konds would stop the ritual sacrifice of human beings. The Konds readily accepted and the practice came to an end.
Professor Leeson briefly speculates on the implications here. How many others have made a show of poverty and wealth destruction as a means of disincentivizing violence? He suggests that this helps account for why monks in the Middle Ages made poverty part of the religious discipline. The Middle Ages were dangerous times to be rich, and monasteries were often exactly that. To avoid attracting looters, pillagers, and invaders, the monks took vows of poverty. (This is not to belittle the religious motivation, but only to say that it had a practical purpose as well.)
This makes a tremendous amount of sense to me.
And the applications of this idea are all around us. I know people who drive old cars when they could easily afford new ones because they want to avoid incentivizing theft. The same is true of people who could live in large houses in the center of town, but instead choose small apartments and keep their large real estate holdings out of public view.
This also explains what have come to be called "self-hating billionaires," who conspicuously parade their attachment to welfare ideology and redistributionist politics. It's all an effort of self-protection in times when property rights are so insecure. Better make a display of your disregard for wealth than tempt the state to disgorge you of all you own.
So think of this the next time that you see a sweater-clad Bill Gates giving hundreds of millions to far-flung charity causes that you know probably won't amount to much. And consider that this might be a reason that CEOs of very successful companies like to follow Steve Jobs' lead and dress in jeans and sneakers. They might even forgo the large house in favor of a minimalist apartment.
People do what they do to survive. When property rights are not secure, the well-to-do make public acts of self-immolation in order to survive.
Should the time come when property rights are secure again, we will see the behavior change. None of us will be truly safe until the rich again walk the streets with pride, live in huge houses in full view of the hoi polloi, and dress proper to their station in life.
After all, a world that is not safe for the rich is not safe for the rest of us either.
Jeffrey Tucker
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Perhaps some part of this feeling of insecurity is a reflection of the extent to which their wealth is gained by looting the general public via government contracts and other corruption.
Premodern people understood that they had a good year if they wound up with a few extra cows or a few extra bushels of grain or something similarly concrete. Today's super-rich people, by contrast, have wealth way beyond the capacity of the human mind to understand because most of it exists in abstract forms, mainly digital financial assets recorded on spreadsheets.
Because they can't relate to most of their wealth as tangible objects, it makes no difference to them if they lower some abstract numbers in their accounts through charitable donations and higher taxes. You don't see them burning down their mansions or dumping their luxury cars in the ocean or sending their thoroughbred horses to the dog food factory to lower their wealth profiles, because these involve forms of wealth they can experience and enjoy with their senses.
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If we look away from the gamebreaking lag due to MASSIVE hordes (sorry for the pun) of players wanting to play NOW, I think perhaps Warlords of Draenor is my favourite expansion so far. And I'm just at the beginning of it...
There's something about the whole atmosphere that just seems so much more warcraft-y than any of the other. It evokes memories of playing Warcraft 3 as well as that initial glow of discovery I found when I first started playing WoW.
I think much of it is the focus on the Horde (or Iron Horde I should probably say) as an unstoppable force, much like it was in Warcraft and Warcraft 2, but it's also the writing in the quests. I didn't much care for the lore in Mists of Pandaria and tended to go into bot-mode ("yeah yeah, blah blah, just tell me what to kill, can't be bothered to read").
Not so here. I sit down and READ the quests. REALLY read, as in rereading if I feel like I missed some details. Sure, my questings slower than leveling from 1 to 90 by picking herbs, but I'm having a heap-ton more fun...
That is... I WOULD have more fun... If not for that lag.
I'm sure at least SOME of you know about DosBox, right? An emulator that let you fool your computer into believing it's an older PC running DOS instead of Windows.
Today I dicovered DosBox Turbo. It's basically the same, but for Android. That's right. I can now play my oldschool games on my tablet. How cool is that?! ^_^
Here's two tests I did with it. I'm a bit slow and clumbsy, but that's because I hold that camera AND try to control the game at the same time...
The first game is "Ultima 7 - The Black Gate".
I've never heard of it before, but apparently Inktober is an artist movement that started several years back. In short it calls on artistically inclined people to create one (or more) ink drawing or painting a day throughout the month of October.
I've decided to give it a go, and here's my daily contribution...
A few of the boys at my kindergarten are deeply and thoroughly gripped by the fandom around TMNT. Yestersay two of them asked if I could draw a "ninja turtle". I know they actually ment a "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle", but since I'm a sadistic bastard I decided to be really literal.
Here's the result..
I was excited by the trailer, disliked it during open beta and succumbed with about 2 hours to go and purchased a Founders pack. And once I actually got into the game, I found there is a lot to love about it. But before I give you a brief summary about it, have a read of this - the response of their CEO to their launch issues.
Hey all, it's been a long time since anything was posted here and I dearly miss both posting and reading! I have to admit, ever since I switched jobs over two years ago, I can't post here during the work day so I've been terrible about getting on. But enough of excuses! What has everybody been up to?
I remember Stigg introducing that one aeons ago. By now, there's been three books published in German.
The artist started a kickstarter for an English version, with worldwide shipping.
If you want to refresh your memory, simply go to wormworldsaga.com
Or maybe this gorgeous picture will refresh your memory :)


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The Business of…Celebrity Name Brands
It's not enough to be a star athlete or celebrated actor anymore, staying power means building yourself into a brand. Here are the most enterprising in celebrity name brand.
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Donald Trump
According to Predictiv, a brand valuation company, which Donald Trump quotes in his latest book, the real estate mogul's brand value is worth $3 billion. Forbes, however, puts his brand value at a mere $200 million—still not half bad for the reality TV star.
As for his products, where do we begin? Apart from his famous hair sweep, Trump has a stake in almost everything. He gives licenses for property developers to use the 'Trump' brand for their projects, he also owns several real estate under the Trump Organization, such as the Trump Tower. He also has a Reality TV show, several books and a perfume he created himself called 'No Joke'.
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April 13, 1971 FE 3,574,555
RADIATION SENSITIVE CIRCUIT FOR DETECTING COMBUSTIB LEv GAS Filed Sept. 26, 1969 8 9 r22 \29 z r do 2 g v gi a [NI/EN R GLEN/V H. F 7/6 Illa Attorneys United States Patent Ofice 3,574,555 RADIATION SENSITIVE CIRCUIT FOR DETECTING COMBUSTIBLE GAS Glenn H. Fertig, Pittsburgh, Pa., assignor to Mine Safety Appliances Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Filed Sept. 26, 1969, Ser. No. 861,359 Int. Cl. G01n 31/10; G02f 1/28 U.S. Cl. 23-254 8 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE It often is is important to know the concentration of combustibles in air for the purpose of safety, or to insure a sufiicient supply of fuel to a process. For determining the concentration, combustible gas indicators are used in which there is a Wheatstone bridge circuit containing a meter and a pair of electrically heated catalytic filaments. The bridge is balanced so that there will be no flow of curr nt in the meter circuit as long as there are no combustibles in the gas sample flowing around the filament that serves as the detector. On the other hand, catalytic combustion will take place on that filament if there are combustibles in the sample, and the sample will be oxidized. The heat released by the oxidation reaction increases the temperature of the filament, thereby causing the electrical resistance of the filament to increase and unbalance the bridge circuit so that current will flow through the meter. The amount of unbalance is measured by the meter and is proportional to the gas concentration. The meter usually is calibrated to read full scale when the combustible concentration reaches the point where it can cause an explosion.
If the combustible concentration is even greater, effects may take place in the sample chamber which will give an erroneous reading. For example, the concentration may become so great that there is not enough oxygen to support combustion. Or, a gas with a high percentage of combusti'bles may have such a high thermal conductivity that it will actually cool the filament. Under such conditions, the measuring instrument may indicate no combustibles when in reality there may be 100 percent combustibles in the sampling chamber. Obviously, such a false reading can create a very dangerous situation.
It is among the objects of this invention to provide a combustible gas indicator which will indicate an unsafe condition even if the sample contains as much as 100 percent combustibles.
The preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which the single figure is a diagrammatic view of the indicator with part shown in section.
Referring to the drawing, a suitable block 1 or the like is provided with two chambers 2 and 3, each of which is closed by a plug or cap 4. One chamber 2 is completely sealed, but the other one is provided with inlet and outlet passage 5 and 6 so that a sample of a gas in question can be passed through it. The term gas is to be understood as including vapor.
A reference filament 8 of platinum is disposed in the Patented Apr. 13, 1971 sealed chamber, while a similar filament 9 is located in the sampling chamber 3. These two filaments are connected by a wire 10 passing through the two caps. They also are connected by wires 11 and 12 to a battery 13 out side of the block and are heated by the electric current. Shunting the battery are three resistors 14, 15 and 16, the center one of which is connected through another resistor 17 with a meter 118 or recorder to the wire 10 between the filaments. The circuit thus formed is a Wheatstone bridge circuit, which can be adjusted so that no current flows through the meter when there are no combustibles in the sample chamber. The apparatus described thus far is old and well known and has the shortcoming referred to above when the sample gas contains more than the minimum amount of combustibles that would cause an explosion.
It is a feature of this invention that such a combustible gas indicator is provided with means that will cause it to show an unsafe condition even when the sample gas contains percent combustibles. Accordingly, the block at one side of the sampling chamber 3 is provided with a recess 20, in which a photoelectric cell 21 is mounted. This cell is focused on the sampling filament. The electrical resistance of the cell depends upon the amount of radiant energy reaching it. When a cell is used, the resistance of which decreases as the radiant energy increases, one terminal of the cell is connected by a wire 22 and a normally closed switch 23 with Wire 12. The other terminal of the cell is connected by a wire 24 with the base of a transistor 25. The emitter of this transistor is connected by a wire 26 with wire 11, and the collector is connected by a wire 27 with the emitter of a second transistor 28 and with the base of a third transistor 29. The base and the collector of the second transistor 28 are connected by a wire 31 with the meter at a point between the meter and resistor 17. The collector of the third transistor 29 is connected by a wire 32 with the base of transistor 25, which the emitter of the third transistor 29 is connected by a wire 33 to wire 22 between the photocell and switch 23.
During operation of this indicator, the detector filament 9 does not give off radiant energy, such as infrared rays or visible light, as long as the combustibles concentration in the gas sample stays below the lower explosive limit, so under such conditions the indicator operates as in the past. However, once the lower explosive limit is reached or passed slightly, the catalytic combustion at the detector filament will become great enough to raise the filament temperature until it glows and emits radiant energy. This causes the resistance of the photocell to decrease and allow enough current to flow through it to transistor 25 to unclamp the base and allow the transistor to become conductive. As soon as this happens, current flows through the transistor to the second transistor 28 and the meter. As long as this current flows in the meter circuit, the meter will continue to register the explosive condition of the gas sample. Transistor 28 is connected in diode configuration to block current fiow through the bridge when the photocell circuit is in a non-operative condition.
The current through transistors 25 and 28 also turns on the third transistor 29 so that current can flow through it between wire 22 and the base of transistor 25 even though the filament, due to the high concentration of com- .bustibles, now becomes dark and allows the resistance of the photocell to again increase to its original value. In other words, transistor 29 forms a lock-in for the photocell circuit so that the meter will continue to register an explosive concentration of combustibles until reset switch 23 is opened. As the combustible concentration rises above the lower explosive limit of the gas, the detector will glow for at least a moment until the concentration becomes too great for further catalytic combustion. That glow is enough to turn on transistor 25.
A condenser 35 connecting the base of transistor 25 with wire 26 protects the circuit against false triggering by stray electric fields. The resistor 36 beside it is a bias resistor that is used to normally hold transistor 25 in a nonconductive state. The othes two resistors 37 and 38 are merely for limiting the current in these auxiliary circuits.
If it is desired to use a photocell, the electrical resistance of which increases when the cell is exposed to radiant energy, one terminal is connected to wire 24 as shown, but the other terminal is connected to wire 26 instead of to wire 22. Also, one terminal of resistor 36 is connected to wire 24 as shown, while the other terminal is connected to wire 22 instead of to wire 26. With such an arrangement, when the resistance of the photocell increases, enough current will flow through resistor 36 to transistor 25 to allow it to become conductive.
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1. In a combustible gas indicator, the combination with a heated catalytic detector filament electrically connected with a meter for operating the meter when the temperature of the filament is raised by a combustible gas surrounding the filament, of a photoelectric cell focused on the filament and having an electrical resistance that changes when the cell is exposed to radiant energy emitted by the filament, a normally open electric circuit connected with the meter for operating it independently of said filament, and means in said circuit electrically connected with said cell and operated by current conducted to it when the electrical resistance of the cell changes for closing the circuit and maintaining it closed, whereby whenever said filament glows said circuit will be closed.
2. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 1, said circuit-closing means including a normally nonconductive transistor that is rendered conductive by said current.
3. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 2,
the emitter and collector of said transistor being connected 4 in said circuit, and the base of the transistor being connected to said cell.
4. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 1, the means for maintaining said circuit closed including a normally open circuit by-passing said cell, and means operated by current flowing through said first-mentioned circuit for closing said by-pass circuit.
.5. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 4, said by-pass circuit-closing means being a normally nonconductive transistor.
6. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 1, said means for closing and maintaining closed said circuit including a normally nonconductive transistor that is rendered conductive when said cell resistance changes, a normally open circuit by-passing said cell, and a normally nonconductive transistor in said by-pass circuit operated by current flowing through said first-mentioned circuit for closing the by-pass circuit.
7. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 1, in which the electrical resistance of said photoelectric cell decreases when the cell is exposed to radiant energy, and said current flows through the cell to said circuitclosing means.
8.. In a combustible gas indicator as recited in claim 7, said circuit-closing means including a normally conductive transistor that is rendered conductive when said cell resistance decreases.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 3,041,590 6/1962 Lucci 250-217X 3,233,233 2/1966 Palmer 340237 3,238,519 3/1966 Ramsey 340237 3,284,165 11/1966 Baumann et a1. 23-255 WALTER STOLWEIN, Primary Examiner US. Cl. X.R.
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Tne polarity of battery 13 in the drawing should be read as the reverse of what is indicated.
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