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iPhone 5 release pool: 'iPhone 4S' won't support LTE, arriving in September with Sprint & T-Mobile support?
Forbes is reporting on a research note from analyst Peter Misek, who claims Apple will be releasing the iPhone 5 in September. Misek states Apple will be going with 'iPhone 4S' as the name, following in the footsteps of the 3G to 3GS upgrade, and will not support LTE because the Qualcomm chipset isn't ready just yet. He also believes Sprint and T-Mobile will be onboard at launch.
According to our industry checks, the device should be called iPhone 4S and include minor cosmetic changes, better cameras, A5 dual-core processor, and HSPA+ support [...] As for LTE, he says the Qualcomm LTE chipset Apple would have used "is currently not achieving yields sufficient for inclusion in the iPhone 5."
But he also says that "industry checks indicate Apple will likely announce Sprint, T-Mobile, and China Mobile as new carriers."
Adding China Mobile would further propel Apple's presence in the Chinese smartphone market. Rumors of the 'iPhone 4S' name picked up last month when some developers were reportedly receiving beefed up iPhone 4 units for testing purposes.
Expectations that the next iPhone will be released in September have been mounting, but Apple could always have a surprise up their sleeve at WWDC in June. We're going to throw this one into our iPhone 5 release pool either way.
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iPhone 5 release pool: 'iPhone 4S' won't support LTE, arriving in September with Sprint & T-Mobile support?
They skipped #2
Read it in context.
please let it be june !!! I had Held out on the iphone 4 because I had my 3GS for only 3 months prior and have been extremely happy with it but the retina display is a powerful lure !!! must ...resist...while...LONGER !
They will not call it 4s and anyone that says that but Steve Jobs is an idiot. The 3Gs made sense because it was actually the 3rd generation but iPhone 3 would have been moronic. Hey analysts maybe they will call it iPhone 3G+2???? sounds catchy lolrolls eyes
Lol ! 4s does sound a little uncomfortable. Well sh-t , ATT and everyone else is calling 3G on steroids 4G , might as well be consistent.
funny how you say "any one who calls it that but Steve Jobs is an idiot" as if you are saying "well it is a stupid name but if Steve Jobs says that is the name, well I guess it is a good name than." When trolls come on various sites calling people sheep, you are like a prime example of who they are referring to.
That's correct. In the begining, the number had nothing to do with the phone. The first was a 2G (EDGE) phone, the second phone was 3G, the third phone was 3G only faster, and the next phone was a totally new phone, hence the number 4. This could be a 4S, and the next would be 5, as in fifth generation, not number 5.
Apple has already laid the ground work for it by calling phone #2 3G.
No the next one after iPhone 4S would be iPhone 6.
4S sounds alittle strange , I suppose our reaction to 3GS was the same. I was a little unnerved by ' no LTE ' but I'm hoping they have atleast HSPA 14.4. So no 4 inch screen and only minor design changes... Sorta expected. I just hope we get 64GB storage because that was my main reason for not
Getting the 4.
He's asking if you are going to use two separate data plans. How are you going two switch between them throughout the day.
Wow, how could it not have 4G LTE, what a bummer. I have a 4g myfi from Verizon and LTE is so fast.
who gives 2 f--ks what its called . does it really matter? ive never once said i have an iphone 2 3g 3gs or 4 i just say i have an iphone if i am asked. Just hope its true about sprint cause the corporate discount is huge from sprint for me. att and verizon are big discounts nowhere near sprint though and tmobile is the least amount. the only thing that keeps me with att is any mobile to mobile but with sprint i would have the same plan its 10 bucks cheaper and 10% more on the discount. i am loyal to no carrier i go for the best price. I can tell you this though if it isnt a real upgrade like 3g to 3gs my next phone will be blackberry touch (aka bold touch) then i will see you at iphone whatever you want to call it but the newest one
I would be happy with an iPhone 4S or a redesigned iPhone 5. I just wonder if they are going to a bigger screen. As long as the phone doesn't get any bigger by increasing the screen size I will be happy. Some of these phones with 4.3 inch and even a 4.5 inch screens are just way to big you might as well be hauling around a tablet.
Your opinion is in the minority.
Sprint.. Please Appple put that wimax radio in it get 8mbps all day on my evo here in NY...
You get good battery on LTE or nobody solve that yet?
Actually yes. the Droid Charge goes 2 days easy. That rumor got started because the Thunderbolt wast the first LTE phone and was poorly designed from the get go because HTC always has bad battery life.
Cool, only thing for me is I try me friend's droid phone couple times but for me the overall experience of the software lacks a certain polish. I dunno what it is Maybe it is just me?
I hope it's June but if it's September, I'm sure Apple has a good reason for putting it off. I'm on a Droid right now and hate it and have been holding out for the iPhone 5/4S/whatever it's called, if Steve Jobs made it, I want it!
once you go apple, you don't forget the taste, waffle lol
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I agree I think the delay means we are going to see either a real big internals upgrade or a whole new phone! I think if it was just a small bump up then there wouldn't be rumors of a delay in release. All i can say is we won't know anything till apple decides to announce it. Personally I will be waiting patiently until the official announcement and decide wether it is worth ditching my trusty iPhone 4.
4S is never going to happen, mark my words it's 5 so it syncs with the iOS version. The mod'd IP4 units going out to the developers are the so there is no repeat of the leak debacle.
Either we get a iPhone 4S in june or iPhone 4G in september. No way Apple would wait 3 extra months just for a spec bump!
I could care less about a 4g lte iPhone. Especially if it would have sucky battery life like other LTE devices. I'm find with their "getting it right" first...
As far as the name of the next model, 4S makes sense to me if it's just a device with minor changes. An iPhone 5 should be a device with major softeware and hardware changes.
It'll be called iphone 5. 4S is bad marketing.
It'll release in the fall. The reason is simple. iOS 5 won't be ready til then. Apple won't release one without the other due to marketing reasons. Every iphone 5 review will also feature iOS 5..taken together they create the perception that its worthwhile to upgrade.
Another reason? If just a processor bump, hspa+, and maybe an even better camera, it wouldn't take Apple that long to release this. Something else is delaying it. The easy answer is that its iOS 5 causing the delay to fall along with the below reasons.
It works out nicely really with the decreased sales of ipods as apple moves to focus on iphone & ipad. (though i'm sure they'll still announce ipods). Fall would seem to be more desirable a release time anyways vs summer as its closer to holidays. Iphone sales are starting to flatten and could use the lift. Ipad sales don't need the extra help and they're taking off. An iOS bump to 5 in the fall will help ipad sales anyways and gives Apple more time to make the next iOS version ready for ipad. We won't have to through the summer with an iOS 5 phone and iOS 4 ipad.
The fall event of the ipod touch is basically a repeat of the summer event. Not very exciting. Combine the two, having both in fall fixes this.
Well, it's amazing. The miracle has been done. Hat's off. Well done, as we know that "hard work always pays off", after a long struggle with sincere effort it's done.
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I could care less about any iphone so the name is useless to me. If it does appear on sprint then great for sprint more customers and more money made for them.
I could care less on the name of the phone.. I just want the iPhone to come to Sprint! This give me hope.. I will hold onto my crappy BB Bold 9650 for a few months instead of jumping ship to another carrier as I was about to do this summer..
They need a 64 GB version. My music takes up like 11 GB, the Videos take up like 8 GB, and the Apps take up like 7 GB, and that's not even including photos or anything.


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"Throughout the whole process, it seems like the attention has been on Nick a little more than Keon," Caldwell's trainer, Richard Cox, told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "(WSOF is) a great company I just think they're on the Nick Newell hype train.
"(Newell's) people have done a good job of marketing him, so the spotlight's on him, and that's cool. That's the best for us. We're some south Georgia guys and we're not used to the glitz and glamour, so being the underdog is the best spot for us. I just hope they give us that tournament slot if we get the win over Newell."
As of now, Caldwell's camp is unsure of whether the stakes are equal.
"My understanding is that Keon is a WSOF fighter," said Caldwell manager Jason Ellis. "We still have some fights left on our deal. When I asked them if he would get the opportunity, it was more or less explained to me that they're unsure at this point. I think if he does come in and do what he needs to do and gets the win over Nick, he deserves the opportunity to compete with the other athletes in the WSOF."
WSOF 4 takes place Saturday at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, Calif. The event's main card airs live on NBC Sports Network. Prelims stream at MMAjunkie.com.
WSOF matchmaker and Executive Vice President Ali Abdel-Aziz told MMAjunkie.com "You never know" when asked via text if Caldwell would get a tournament spot if victorious over Newell.
Newell, who signed with the promotion earlier this year, said he wasn't concerned about the relative attention he and his opponent are getting prior to the event. But he said Caldwell should have the same opportunity to enter the tournament.
"I would give it to him if he beats me, but I don't make the rules," Newell said. "At this point, I think maybe they want me because I've accomplished more with my career, but it really means nothing when we both step into the cage. The better man is going to win on Saturday night."
Newell, who is missing his left hand and most of his left arm below the elbow due to congenital amputation, began fighting in 2009 and attracted a tremendous amount of attention in his quest to become an MMA fighter despite his disability. Although he struggled to find willing opponents, he built an undefeated record and this past December won a title with Xtreme Fighting Championships. After leaving the promotion earlier this year, he signed with WSOF.
Caldwell signed with WSOF earlier this year after nearly two years away from professional fighting. A cast member of "The Ultimate Fighter 13," he was forced to leave the show due to family issues.
Caldwell's trainer said the fighter isn't taking WSOF's offer to Newell personally and is focused on winning at Saturday's event.
"He's putting the work in," said Cox. "He's just in that mentality; he's ready. He'll tell me little things. People talking crap bothers him, but his response is just to put the work in, and 'I'm going to let my cagework do the talking.'"


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'2016'/'The Campaign'Written by Michael Miller | Editor in Chief Emeritus | email@example.com
"We survived Bush, you'll survive Obama.'
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I pay attention to a great deal of political discourse, and that six-word statement sums up America's current situation better than reams of more sophisticated rhetoric ever could. It is simultaneously defiant and resigned, divisive and clement. Two new films, "The Campaign" and "2016: Obama's America," contain similarly overlapping and contradictory messages.
"2016" is a documentary, in the same way Michael Moore's films are documentaries — not cinematic questions in search of answers, but agendas in search of supporting "facts."
Based on books by commentator Dinesh D'Souza, "2016" seeks to "explain" President Barack Obama's political philosophy through contextualization of Obama's childhood and parental models. That in itself isn't a controversial thesis. It is inarguable that one's childhood and formative years help define who one is as an adult. In some cases that might mean capitulation to parental ideals and in some cases that might mean a rejection of those ideals. Either way, you am who you am in large part because of your upbringing.
For me, the son of an Air Force veteran and a woman from Texas, that upbringing was 100 percent baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and the American flag. I was raised under conditions of unconditional love for America and American exceptionalism. As I grew older, I learned to question and often doubt the caretakers of America's freedom, but I have never questioned the freedom itself. I do believe the United States of America is the greatest blend of freedom, capitalism and opportunity in world history. That doesn't mean I believe our country is perfect, but that devotion and dedication to America shapes my politics and philosophy.
Neither Obama nor D'Souza shared my experience. D'Souza spent the first 17 years of his life in his native India. Obama was born in Hawaii (really, he was), spent a number of his early years in Indonesia and later moved back to Hawaii. Obama's Kenyan biological father only met the future president once; it was up to Obama's mother to raise him, and eventually, she shifted that responsibility to his grandparents. In "2016," D'Souza makes the case that because he believes Obama was not raised to love America but to question and even resent its colonialist tendencies, he builds his presidency around trying "to shrink America's footprint in the world because he thinks we've been stepping on the world."
At the afternoon showing Aug. 24 at Rave Cinemas at Fallen Timbers, the audience was about 70, by which I mean there were about 70 people in the audience and their average age was 70. The group was engrossed by "2016," murmuring and nodding; it very much resembled a church service in the way the audience responded to the film's narrative. At the end of the film, the audience enthusiastically applauded and was clearly energized by the message.
"2016" is much more moderate in its approach than the typical Michael Moore joint, but it does contain some howlers. The use of ominous music when Indonesia is on screen, the graphics of gathering black clouds and the images of cemeteries used over discussions of a future under Obama are clumsy and transparent. D'Souza is careful to avoid giving attention to Obama's place of birth and admitted drug use, which allows him to spend time on Obama's influences and mentors (Bill Ayers, Jeremiah Wright, etc.).
D'Souza more boldly than any previous commentator, attributes Obama's political ascent to his race. D'Souza tries to diffuse the tactic by literally showing the skin of his hand and letting the audience see he shares Obama's general pigmentation. ("See!" he seems to say, "I have dark skin, too, so I clearly I can't be racist!") It is fair to connect Obama's election to the historical journey of civil rights in America, but it's disingenuous to attribute the man's success to that factor alone.
"The Campaign," a comedy that pits Will Ferrell's Republican incumbent senator against Zach Galifianakis' amateur challenger, does not strive to be overly specific in its current events satire. But it perfectly captures the influence of money (with Dan Aykroyd and John Lithgow as de facto Koch Brothers) and the lemming tendencies of many voters. In one scene, Galifianakis reads from crayon-illustrated pages of "Rainbowland," written by Ferrell's character in second grade, interpreting it as a communist manifesto. A whipped-to-a-frenzy audience member screams at Ferrell, "You can't make me live in Rainbowland!" It would be even funnier if it weren't an accurate reflection of the impact of partisan rhetoric.
The main targets of "The Campaign" may be politicians, but the most collateral damage is done to voters, who are treated as parrots more concerned with the party line than with facts or what is best for the country.
"2016" and "The Campaign" are appropriate bookends to experience as the November election nears. One is clearly serious and one is clearly a farce, but there are elements of possibly unintentional seriousness in the comedy and elements of probably unintentional hilarity in the documentary.
One message is clear in both movies: We can argue and debate and yell all we want, but after the ballots are counted it often doesn't matter which candidate won; it's often the citizens, defiant and resigned, divisive and clement, who lose.
Michael S. Miller is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press and Toledo Free Press Star. Email him at email@example.com.
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The Smith Phillips redevelopment workshops hosted December 11 and 12 by the Town of Elkin's Economic Development Department were attended by more than 50 community members over the course of the two-day period.
The N.C. Department of Commerce, the N.C. Department of Transportation and the National Park Service were all present.
The workshop was made possible through the Piedmont Together initiative –a nine-county sustainability, smart growth planning initiative headed up by PART (Piedmont Authority for Regional Transport) and PTRC (Piedmont Triad Regional Council).
The Town of Elkin's Smith Phillips project was chosen as one of five workshops to be hosted in the region.
In the workshops community members first heard a presentation on Smart Growth design and its principals relative to Elkin. They also heard key findings on the tourism market from Ms. Robin Spinks of Greenfield Development. A presentation of the Elkin survey findings was provided and then the group broke out into three work groups.
Each group focused on "Access, Site Planning, and Usage" for the property. The discussions focused on items such as linking the site for vehicle and pedestrian access, what sort of features should be seen on the exterior of the property or what some of the 3.65 acres of land could be used for, as well as what sort of 'entities' or pieces the community would like to see on the interior of the building – such as trails interpretations, museum artifacts, or which "stories" regarding the history of Elkin should be incorporated.
"The workshops far exceeded my expectations in terms of participation and the willingness of the community to discuss what they would like to see done with the property as well as their concerns," said Elkin's Economic Development Director Leslie Schlender. "There were many topics discussed with passion and thoughtfulness, which really helped shaped the direction and feel of this Heritage and Trails Center concept. The workshops and survey really brought to the forefront the need for Elkin to continue to remember, just as we do in some of our tourism marketing initiatives, that supporting the history, stories and business of Elkin as well as that of the greater region of the Yadkin Valley is vitally important for its success and sustainability."
A formal presentation of the findings and a refined rendering and visuals supporting the concept will be presented at the next Town of Elkin Board of Commissioners meeting on January 14 at 7 p.m. The public is encouraged to attend.
"I hope all that attended the workshop come and see this next step presented, as we continue to pursue this concept, public input to continue to refine the project are critical and welcomed," Schlender said. "This is an exciting project for Downtown Elkin and we hope the community will come out to learn more about it and the next steps we'll be taking to try and achieve it."


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- The biological effects of energetic heavy ions are attracting increasing interest for their applications in cancer therapy and protection against space radiation. The cascade of events leading to cell death or late effects starts from stochastic energy deposition on the nanometer scale and the corresponding lesions in biological molecules, primarily DNA. We have developed experimental techniques to visualize DNA nanolesions induced by heavy ions. Nanolesions appear in cells as "streaks" which can be visualized by using different DNA repair markers. We have studied the kinetics of repair of these "streaks" also with respect to the chromatin conformation. Initial steps in the modeling of the energy deposition patterns at the micrometer and nanometer scale were made with MCHIT and TRAX models, respectively.
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- NCQ scaling of elliptic flow is studied in a non-equilibrium hadronization and freeze-out model from ideal, deconfined and chirally symmetric Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP), to final non-interacting hadrons. In this transition the quarks gain constituent quark mass while the background Bag-field breaks up. The constituent quarks then recombine into simplified hadron states, while chemical, thermal and flow equilibrium break down. Then the resulting temperatures and flow velocities of baryons and mesons will be different. In a simplified model, we reproduce the constituent quark number scaling.
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- Heavy ions and X-rays in brain tumor treatment : a comparison of their biological effects on tissue slice cultures (2009)
- Background: In this interdisciplinary project, the biological effects of heavy ions are compared to those of X-rays using tissue slice culture preparations from rodents and humans. Advantages of this biological model are the conservation of an organotypic environment and the independency from genetic immortalization strategies used to generate cell lines. Its open access allows easy treatment and observation via live-imaging microscopy. Materials and methods: Rat brains and human brain tumor tissue are cut into 300 micro m thick tissue slices. These slices are cultivated using a membrane-based culture system and kept in an incubator at 37°C until treatment. The slices are treated with X-rays at the radiation facility of the University Hospital in Frankfurt at doses of up to 40 Gy. The heavy ion irradiations were performed at the UNILAC facility at GSI with different ions of 11.4 A MeV and fluences ranging from 0.5–10 x 106 particles/cm². Using 3D-confocal microscopy, cell-death and immune cell activation of the irradiated slices are analyzed. Planning of the irradiation experiments is done with simulation programs developed at GSI and FIAS. Results: After receiving a single application of either X-rays or heavy ions, slices were kept in culture for up to 9d post irradiation. DNA damage was visualized using gamma H2AXstaining. Here, a dose-dependent increase and time-dependent decrease could clearly be observed for the X-ray irradiation. Slices irradiated with heavy ions showed less gamma H2AX-positive cells distributed evenly throughout the slice, even though particles were calculated to penetrate only 90–100 micro m into the slice. Conclusions: Single irradiations of brain tissue, even at high doses of 40 Gy, will result neither in tissue damage visible on a macroscopic level nor necrosis. This is in line with the view that the brain is highly radio-resistant. However, DNA damage can be detected very well in tissue slices using gamma H2AX-immuno staining. Thus, slice cultures are an excellent tool to study radiation-induced damage and repair mechanisms in living tissues.
- Clustering in heavy ion collisions : why it could happen and how to observe it? (2008)
- We argue that Clustering in heavy ion collisions could be the missing element in resolving the socalled HBT puzzle, and briefly discuss the different physical situations where clustering could be present. We then propose a method by which clustering in heavy ion collisions could be detectedin a model-independent way.


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Even though this has the potential to be a snooze fest, I think this will be a great fight and very competitive.
Even though this has the potential to be a snooze fest, I think this will be a great fight and very competitive.
Am I the only one who thinks DC is going to steamroll right over rashad? This is a nightmare matchup, DC is a better wrestler who has fast hands and knock out power.
I Agree if he doesnt steam roll he outpoints him easily. Rashads striking is not that great. Was just watching the the Thiago silva fight and when rashad stands he gets beat up. And does Rashad really think his wrestling is better?? DC wins this in every area
Cormier is neglecting that jones' reach combined with speed will be a huge problem for him. Yeah long limbs can make for easier takedowns, however Jones would be far and away the fastest fighter he has ever faced on top of his freskish reach
This to me sounds more like Cormier trying to take a shot at Jones then actually saying Rashad is more dangerous.
Yes Rashad has shorter legs but he's also give up a size and strength advantage that Jones won't be so they kind of cancel each other out. I doubt Jones will go into a fight Cormier with the gameplan of throwing as many kicks as he does in other fights he''ll throw a lot less kicks same as he did when he fought Rashad.
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Is the difference between 1,600,000 and 1,400,000 health really concerning or not? Probably not, at least in terms of percentages, but the loss of 200,000 health is something that makes you stop and think for a second -- and in a raid, that second might be the time you wipe.
Ghostcrawler has detailed two potential plans to deal with this inflation in a new blog post.
Mega damage In what sounds like a nod to scientific notation, numbers would be visually collapsed into easier-to-consume units. So instead of 5,000 strength, you'd have 5K strength, or instead of 1,500,000 HP, you'd have 1.5M HP. This is what Blizzard does for bosses now, and it'd expand the system to player numbers and other stats.
Another way to think of it: Instead of launching a Shadow Bolt that does 12,000,000 damage, you'd do 12 Mega Damage instead.
The Great Item Level Squish The second possible solution Ghostcrawler outlined is an item level squish, where all item level increases at the end of expansions are squished down. (Inflation occurs mostly at the end of expansions, where the gear increases greatly with each content patch.) This would have the effect of reducing numbers across the spectrum, so a player before MoP might have 200,000 health, and then when MoP launches, he might have only 20,000 health. Item levels and assorted numbers would be squished, potentially quite dramatically.
Ghostcrawler makes a big point, and we're going to put it in bold: These are just possible solutions and might not even be the ones Blizzard goes with in the end. So don't kiss your tank's massive HP goodbye just yet.
Ghostcrawler's full post, after the break.
Big Number Syndrome
Hey, our stats are growing exponentially. If you look at everything from the Strength on a weapon to the damage being done by a Fireball crit or the amount of health the Morchok boss has, they look downright absurd compared to the numbers for level 60 characters in the original shipping version of World of Warcraft. It's not exactly a surprise that we were going to end up here, and we knew where we were going every step of the way, yet regardless, here we are.
The numbers grew so much primarily because we wanted rewards to be compelling. Upgrading from a chestpiece that has 50 Strength into one that has 51 Strength is undeniably a DPS increase for the appropriate user, but it's not a very exciting reward. Such negligible increases can drive players to do some weird things, such as skipping over tiers of gear or entire levels of content. This is particularly relevant when we're talking about a new expansion. We don't want level-85 players to have a reasonable shot at level-90 dungeons and raids (or PvP opponents) just because that content is balanced for gear that isn't much better than what the level-85 players have.
So we arrived at this point in a logical fashion, and we don't really think we should have handled things any differently. However, it's still a weird place to be, and it's about to get weirder. These aren't real items, in that we don't know for sure what the item levels will be in patch 5.3 and patch 6.3 (if only we planned that far ahead!) but they are reasonable guesses, and you can see just how ridiculous the items look.
So what do we do about it? There are two general categories of solutions. The first is to make the numbers appear more manageable and the second is to actually change the numbers.
Mega Damage
The first solution could include changes like adding commas and the like to large numbers. We could also compress all of those 1000s to Ks and all of those 1,000,000s to Ms, much like we do with boss health today. Internally, we have been calling this the "Mega Damage solution" because instead of your Fireball hitting for 6,000,000 damage, it would hit for 6 MEGA DAMAGE (queue the Arcanite Ripper guitar solo).
If we can make numbers such as floating combat text and boss health and item stats a little easier to read at a glance, then maybe we can endure numbers increasing exponentially for many digits to come. Now there are some very real computational limitations. PCs just can't quickly perform math on very large numbers, so we'd have to solve all of those problems as well. Even today, tanks can hit the ten digit threat cap on some encounters.
Item Level Squish
The second solution actually involves compressing item levels, which is why we call it the "item level squish solution." If we can lower stats on items, then we can lower every other number in the game as well, such as how much damage a Fireball does or how much health a gronn has. If you look at the item level curves, you can see that most of the growth occurs at the maximum character levels for the various expansions. This is because we keep rewarding more and more powerful gear to make the new raid tier and PvP season in an expansion reward significantly better gear than the previous one. However, those huge item level jumps don't accomplish a lot once the character level has increased again. Very few players notice or care how much of an upgrade the Black Temple loot is over the Serpentshrine Cavern loot when their characters are level 80.
With that in mind, we could go back and compress the big item level increases that occur at level 60, 70, 80 and 85. The Mists of Pandaria gear would still grow exponentially from patch to patch, but the baselines would be a lot lower. Health could go from 150,000 back down to something like 20,000. The big risk of this approach is that players will log into the new expansion and feel nerfed... even if all the other numbers are compressed as well.
In other words, your Fireball will still do the same percentage damage to a player or a creature that it does today, but the number would be smaller. Logically, this seems like it would work, and it does. But it feels weird. When we tried this internally, everyone agreed that it just felt off throwing a spell for hundreds of damage when you are used to it doing thousands of damage.
I came up with an analogy -- even though I know logically that people drive on the left side of the street in the UK (we drive on the right side of the street in the US) and wouldn't be surprised to see it, it would still feel really disorienting if I was driving in the UK and had to make a right-hand turn.
So Now What?
As I type this today, we haven't decided on which if either solution we want to try. Maybe we'll come up with yet another solution. Maybe it's the kind of thing we can put off for another expansion so that players don't have to adjust to the new talent system and a drastic item level compression at the same time. Or maybe it's better just to pull the Band-Aid off fast and fix everything at once. Time will tell. I did, however, want to outline the problem lest any of you believe we don't think there is a problem. There is. We're just not sure of the best solution yet. If your answer is that stat budgets don't have to grow so much in order for players to still want the gear, our experience says otherwise, and thus these proposed solutions exist. Your thoughts on the matter are valuable.
Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street is the lead systems designer for World of Warcraft. The last time he used "Fig. 5" in an article, it related fish predation to estuarine hydrocarbon contamination.


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This is part of IEEE Spectrum's Special Report: Why Mars? Why Now?
Wernher von Braun would be so disappointed. The German-born rocket pioneer accomplished great things in his life, including overseeing the design of the Saturn rockets, the most powerful launch vehicles ever built. But he never saw the thing he yearned for most: people walking on Mars.
He did try mightily to make it happen. Shortly after World War II, when he was living at Fort Bliss, Texas, he wrote his only novel, Project Mars , about an expedition to the Red Planet. The book is packed with detailed explanations of orbital physics and unintentionally hilarious mission directives: "The landing is to be carried out, if possible, with avoidance of any hostile contact with the inhabitants of Mars." Ultimately, the lead spaceship ski-lands onto the Martian snow, and its crew of 18 befriends the underground-dwelling Martians. The year is 1985.
Through the 1950s and '60s and into the '70s, von Braun tirelessly propounded his Mars vision, in a group of articles for Collier's Weekly and later in a series of television specials for Walt Disney. During the Nixon administration, he was still pleading for a Mars landing by 1982.
Most of the other pieces of the von Braun dream eventually came to pass: A permanent space station orbits Earth, for example, and 12 men have walked on the moon. And yet, a Mars trip seems no closer now than it did in 1977, when von Braun died.
Turns out that going to Mars is a lot harder than he let on. It's expensive, for one. In his novel, von Braun figured that a Mars expedition would cost US $2 billion—about $18 billion in today's dollars. By 1989, NASA estimated such a trip would come to half a trillion dollars; if you correct that figure for inflation, you get the current U.S. fiscal stimulus package, give or take a hundred million.
Spooked by those numbers back in 2007, when a trillion dollars still seemed like a ridiculous amount of money for even the U.S. government to spend, Congress stipulated in a NASA appropriations bill that "none of the funds...shall be used for any research, development, or demonstration activities related exclusively to the human exploration of Mars." The Red Planet has undeniable cachet, but nowhere near the geopolitical punch that the moon had in the early 1960s, in the frigid depths of the Cold War. It's hard to imagine a Mars project ever getting a presidential exhortation on the order of John F. Kennedy's 1961 speech launching the Apollo program. And with the global economy on life support, you have to wonder if we'll even get there before the century is out.
If going to the moon is a day hike, going to Mars is the Lewis and Clark expedition—a journey too long and too complex to carry everything that's needed. Earth and Mars ride along in their concentric orbits, getting within striking distance of each other only for a brief window every two years. The shortest one-way trip, using conventional chemical propulsion, would take six months. If you include the time spent on Mars waiting for the two planets to move back into optimal alignment and also the trip home, the total mission would last at least two and a half years. The crew would have to endure extremes of boredom, isolation, and radiation, and they would require a vast amount of fuel and rations packed into a vessel sturdy enough to shield them from the harshness of space. Simply landing a spacecraft safely on a planet with an atmosphere and substantial gravity poses stunning challenges. And then there's the matter of keeping the crew alive on the Martian surface.
In other words, the physical, technical, and economic demands of a Martian mission are too great to be overcome in a decadelong, Apollo-like sprint. The only solution is to chip away at the problems. And that's just what's happening.
Despite the congressional directive, NASA engineers have continued to move the agency slowly but inexorably in the general direction of Mars. Along with its counterparts in Europe and Asia and legions of academic researchers around the world, the space agency has spent years laying the groundwork for such a mission. The International Space Station, for example, hasn't yielded much in the way of basic science, but it's letting astronauts learn how to deal with issues like weightlessness, equipment failures, and the day-to-day routine of life beyond Earth. A lunar base will teach spacefarers and mission planners lessons about running an extraterrestrial outpost and will also push the development of NASA's Ares V booster, which will likely be needed to loft the capsules, crew, and supplies for a Mars mission, unless better alternatives come to fruition.
Meanwhile, orbiters, landers, and rovers continue to gather vital information about the Red Planet, including the best places to find water and minerals. Upcoming sample-return probes to Mars, like Europe's ExoMars and Russia's Phobos-Grunt, will let researchers back on Earth touch Martian soil for the first time. All of these efforts will help set the stage for an eventual human mission.
When that happens—if it happens—it will be the most difficult and complicated undertaking in human history.
The list of challenges is long and sobering, and it starts with propulsion. Chemical rockets are only marginally capable of getting people to Mars and back, but the main alternative, the plasma drive, is at least a couple of decades away from the day when it'll be ready to ferry folks to that red dot in the sky [see "Rockets for the Red Planet," in this issue].
Even after the propulsion problem is solved, there are at least five other really big ones: cosmic rays, muscle and bone loss, psychological stress, landing on the planet, and feeding the crew for the long haul. All of those challenges are harder with chemical rockets, because a chemically fueled trip would last much longer than one with a more advanced propulsion technology.
That time sensitivity is acute with cosmic rays, the combination of energetic protons ejected by the sun during solar storms and gamma-ray bursts from distant galaxies. You're not at risk on Earth's surface, because you're shielded by the planet's atmosphere and magnetic field. But out in space, you don't have that protection. Of particular concern are solar storms, which can toss out deadly particle showers that can kill you quickly or slowly, depending on the storm's severity. And both types of cosmic radiation can damage DNA, raising your long-term risk of cancer. Gamma rays might even make you stupid; regular doses can wreak havoc on brain cells, among other things.
Apollo astronauts were fortunate in not encountering a solar storm during their missions, none of which lasted longer than 12 days. But a Mars crew would almost certainly experience at least one solar storm and regular doses of gamma rays. Scientists estimate that astronauts on a 1000-day mission will be exposed to just over 1 sievert of radiation, equal to about 26 000 dental X-rays.
Nobody really knows exactly what such a dose would do to a crew or to what extent high-energy particles correlate to cancer rates. Officially, NASA rules dictate that any manned mission have a fatality risk below 3 percent. On paper, at least, a Mars mission isn't too far off: For a 40-year-old male astronaut, the space agency puts the mean fatality risk due to cancer at 4 percent. But few physiologists put much stock in that number, and besides, variation among individuals makes it impossible to say who will develop cancer and who won't.


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This element provides an overview of the psychological assessment of an individual for various purposes and in a range of contexts. Major psychological tests will be studied with respect to their theoretical basis, construction, reliability, validity and applicability, including tests of ability, personality, attitude, mood, and occupational suitability. Both child/adolescent and adult populations will be considered. The process of formulative psychological opinion in casework will be introduced.
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I bought this Garmin Edge 500 back in March 2011 and have recorded over 500 different activities.I am a crazed cycling enthusiast and a data freak who records every single mile religiously. I track the stats recorded by my Garmin, and use them to improve my riding. Making sure I have a device that records every foot of every ride was my motivation for my investment into the Garmin Edge 500.This little Garmin has been through a lot of tough environments. It survived a sand storm in the 2012 Tour de Palm Springs, a soaking in a thunderstorm during the MS150 ride from Miami to Key Largo, and it's been covered completely by mud in a 10k Mud Run.I really thought the device was done for after I found it sitting at the bottom of the wash machine. I put my Garmin out in the sun for a day without opening it. Fingers crossed and hoping for the best, I was prepared to spend another couple hundred bucks because I had already recognized the Edge 500's value. I took it out the next day and borrowed my neighbor's Garmin Edge 800 to compare results and see if it was still working. At the end of the ride, my Edge 500 captured more distance than my buddy's Edge 800! All was good.About the Features Disclaimer: I have not been able to use all of the features the Edge 500 has to offer. I have my Garmin set up just the way I like it. I have my Pages set up the way I like them. Each Page displays just the stats that I want to see while I'm riding. Garmin Connect and Strava give me more data once I've uploaded my activities, but while I'm out there, I don't need to see everything all at once.These are the features that I still have yet to use, but are available:1) Creating a Route and sending it to my Garmin2) Planning a Workout and sending it to my Garmin3) Creating Courses and sending them to my GarminOne of my favorite features, which isn't really a feature at all, is the Battery Life. I've been out on a long Century event (with stops 6+ hours) and the unit still has more than 80% Battery Life. For my normal 1-2hr ride, the Garmin Edge 500 doesn't ever get below 90% battery life. You'll never really have to worry about the battery dying on you while out on an epic ride.The last thing I'll mention, which is available on all Garmin Edge models, is the AutoPause feature. Again, I'm a Data Freak so I like to see my exact stats on each ride. With the Autopause feature, the second my wheel stops turning, the Edge 500 will autopause my "Moving Time" and let the "Elapsed Time" continue to run. At the end of each ride, you can get "Moving" averages for speed, which is perfect for the person looking to see what their average speed was only when they were moving.I definitely suggest picking up the Garmin Soft Strap Heart Rate Monitor which has proven it's worth when training for races. If you're getting more and more serious with your riding, then you cannot live without the Speed and Cadence Monitor. If you have more than one bike, you can create different Bike Profiles in your Edge 500 which works out great with multiple Speed/Cadence Monitors. Your Garmin will only detect the Speed/Cadence Monitor for the Bike Profile Selected. This is also really important when Riding in groups with other cyclists, the Bike Profile + ANT+ technology used to connect your Garmin with the Speed / Cadence Monitor prevents your Edge 500 from connecting to another cyclist's speed / cadence monitor. You only get your own speed and cadence data.Pros:+ Can survive the wash machine+ Can take a beating if dropped (3ft – 6ft)+ Provides very accurate GPS Data+ Has amazing Battery Life+ Allow user to create multiple Bike Profiles+ Each Bike Profile Tracks the data only for that bike when selected (total miles, Top speed, etc)+ Allows you to create multiple Pages with only the details you want to look at in that moment+ Allows you to create Routes on your computer then send them to your Device before you ride+ Allows you to create Courses on your computer then send them to your Device before you ride+ Garmin includes multiple bands to use for mounting your Garmin on different bikes+ Garmin includes USB cable to connect to your Computer+ No issues with Edge 500 connecting to other cyclists speed / cadence monitor or heart rate monitorCons:- For night riding, it would be nice to have the light stay on for more than a maximum of 60 secondsTips:+ Make sure you mount the sensor magnets very well on your wheel and on the crank arm+ Mount your Garmin on the Stem instead of the handle bars+ The closer the magnet is to the sensor, the better data performance you will get from your deviceHands down, the Garmin Edge 500 is the best cycling computer that I've ever had the joy of using. It even serves well with Running if you can find a nice place to store it during your run.Get out there and record yourself, but be careful, it can get addicting! You have been Warned!!
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
I would buy it again
By Focus 1
from Ventura CA
This is the best cycling computer I have ever owned. It give me all the information I need and more. It's really easy to set up and use. If you have multiple bike it's really easy to transfer from bike to bike. You can also upload all your ride to the garmin website and keep track of them.
(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Love my Garmin 500
By Tarmac Blue
from Mount Airy, NC
easy setup and easy to use.can do all you want and morefirst couple of rides all I did was watch screen, so much information
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Outstanding piece of cycling equipment
By sarge_s2
from Redding, Ca
This is a great addition to my cycling equipment. It is very easy to operate right out of the box. No calibrating necessary. No magnet on the spokes or sensor on the forks. Just mount it, turn it on and off you go. It was easy to set up. You can customize the data on 3 different pages to show what you want, IE: Speed, Distance, Climbing / Decending grade percentage Ect. I've ridden about 200 miles since getting this for Christmas and I'm just loving it. I highly recomend this, and Nashbars sale price was far less then any others I've seen on other cycling web sites.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
A Great Product
By Thurman
from Reading, PA
I've had a Garmin Edge 500 for two years now, and I love it. This one is a gift for my wife to upgrade her Edge 205. It really captures all you need for cycling. I use it on all my bikes - no calibration issues. The mount is simple and effective (extra ones should be cheaper, however). We also take it skiing -- count your runs, see your speed and altitude changes -- as well as hiking and kayaking. It holds a very large number of rides, so no rush to transfer the data. Once you do transfer the data, the power of this device really comes through -- compare against yourself and others on the same course, keep records of your rides, share with your friends. The display is very customizable. Add-ons like a PowerTap power meter and the cadence/speed sensor integrate without drama. Can you tell I really like this product? Areas for improvement: The temperature sensor often seems to read high. The screen is fine, but a higher contrast / sharper one would be even better.
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# Change below two settings to D_DISCARD. $final_virus_destiny = D_DISCARD; $final_spam_destiny = D_DISCARD; $final_banned_destiny = D_DISCARD; # # Quarantine SPAM into SQL server. # $spam_quarantine_to = 'spam-quarantine'; # <- Remove '#' at the beginning of line. $spam_quarantine_method = 'sql:'; # <- Remove '#' at the beginning of line. # # Quarantine VIRUS into SQL server. # $virus_quarantine_to = 'virus-quarantine'; # <- Remove '#' at the beginning of line. $virus_quarantine_method = 'sql:'; # <- Remove '#' at the beginning of line. # # Quarantine BANNED emails into SQL server. # $banned_quarantine_to = 'banned-quarantine'; $banned_files_quarantine_method = 'sql:';
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