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The whole group is back to talk about Blizzcon, while also covering the latest Druid changes.
I love your podcast – but a remark in the BlizzCon podcast seemed a bit too restricted.
You guys were discussing talents and the CC tier came up – then one of you say something like "Who cares?" and the panel seems to agree on CC being a PvP concern – and nothing more.
You guys need to be more open minded in my opinion. CC is only a PvP concern today, because Blizzard basically decided that CC shouldn't be used in PvE endgame. Imagine how awesome it would be, if Blizzard reversed that decision! Druids have a LOT of CC – the Guardian spec probably has more CC than any other tank spec. Imagine how amazing it would be if 5 man instances actually demanded CC for survivability. You would see Roots, Hibernate and even the occassional Cyclone used on a regular basis, and you would see a whole lot more use of the talented CC (Faerie Swarm kiting, Mass Entangle etc).
All these amazing tools and yet Blizzard decided to "nerf" PvE content to a point where they are no longer needed. Instead of following the devs down that faulty path, couldn't you guys talk about how awesome it would be, if Blizzard added gameplay elements that allowed Druids to shine even more – as a class?
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Oklahoma basketball: Blake Griffin shines in Alumni Game
NORMAN — Going into Friday night's Wayman Tisdale Scholarship Fund Dinner, Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger didn't expect to see Blake Griffin on the floor Saturday.
But the NBA All-Star couldn't stay off the court, playing much of the first half of Saturday's Legends Alumni Game in front of approximately 3,500 fans at Lloyd Noble Center.
"Coach Kruger's doing an amazing job when it comes to really getting the tradition back into the program and getting guys from past years to come back," Griffin said. "I definitely wanted to come be a part of this."
Griffin promised just before the game that he would stay safe during the game.
He did, though that didn't stop him from putting on a show.
Playing for much of the first half, Griffin had four dunks, including an alley-oop finish, and nailed a long 3-pointer to finish with 13 points.
Griffin mixed it up a bit with Sooners strength and conditioning coach Jozsef Szendrei, who played on the 2002 Final Four team.
"'Yo-Yo' doesn't realize how strong he is still," Griffin said. "I had to try to stay out of his way."
Griffin had to leave at halftime but threw his shoes into the crowd, then spent several minutes signing autographs near the tunnel before leaving the arena.
Kruger found out Friday night that Griffin intended to play.
"I don't know that he planned on playing when he came," Kruger said. "The more he was around the atmosphere and he saw the enthusiasm that everyone had as the weekend went on, I think he just wanted to play."
Kruger said it was good for his players to see Griffin take part.
"Alvan Adams back in the mid-70s, the Wayman Tisdales, through the Harvey Grants and Terry Evans, our guys don't know them quite as well," Kruger said. "Certainly everybody knows Blake. When he comes back and participates, everyone appreciates that."
Sam Grooms, whose OU career ended with an NCAA Tournament appearance last season, enjoyed the opportunity to play on the same team as Griffin.
"He's one of the people I look up to," Grooms said. "I listen to everything he has to say."
Grooms is finishing his degree at OU this semester before pursuing a professional career.
The Cream team beat Griffin's Crimson team 102-99, with Ebi Ere earning MVP honors with 34 points and four assists.
Ere, who played on the Sooners' 2002 Final Four and 2003 Elite Eight teams, hit four 3-pointers.
Hollis Price scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half, and Darryl "Choo" Kennedy added 13 for the Cream.
Eduardo Najera and Kelley Newton scored 20 each for the Crimson team.
The program's 2,000-point scorers and All-Americans were honored, including Adams and Stacey King.
Both Adams and King were in attendance, but neither played.
"Lon Kruger's doing a great job of reaching out to the student body, reaching out to the fans and he's getting fans back in here," King said. "He's building a really, really good program.
"It's been a slow process, but people have to remember he didn't have a lot when they came in."
The Sooners open their season Nov. 2 with an exhibition game against Washburn.

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Powerful cyclone strikes Australia's northeast
CAIRNS, Australia A massive cyclone struck northeastern Australia early Thursday, tearing off roofs, toppling trees and cutting electricity to thousands - the most powerful storm to hit the area in nearly a century.
The eye of Cyclone Yasi roared ashore at the small resort town of Mission Beach in Queensland state, battering the coast known to tourists as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef with heavy rain and howling winds gusting to 186 mph (300 kph).
"Vegetation has been reduced to sticks," said Sgt. Dan Gallagher, Mission Beach officer in charge.
Yasi compounded the suffering for Queensland, waterlogged by months of flooding that killed 35 people and inundated hundreds of communities. It struck an area far north of the flood zone, but the Bureau of Meteorology said its drenching rains could cause floods in new parts of the state.
The extent of property damage across Queensland was unknown just before dawn because it was still too dangerous to venture very far outside homes and evacuation centers, with strong winds and torrential rain continuing to batter towns.
No deaths or serious injuries have been reported.
About 175,000 people were without power, and restoring it would be a major priority when the storm had fully passed, Queensland Premier Anna Bligh said.
"This has been ... a terrifying experience, but this morning because so many of them did take precautions, it seems that we certainly kept people safe in those centers and I'm very pleased about that," Bligh said. "The early news is not anything like I expected to hear this morning. ... I do stress in many cases we are yet to see any assessments."
More than 10,000 people fled to 20 evacuation centers in a danger zone stretching 190 miles (300 kilometers), amid strong warnings in the past two days. Many others moved in with family or friends in safer locations. Still, authorities prepared for the worst, including serious damage devastation and possible deaths.
Witnesses reported roofs being ripped off, buildings shaking and trees flattened under the power of the winds. Officials said the storm surge would flood some places to roof level.
"This is a cyclone of savagery and intensity," Prime Minister Julia Gillard said in a nationally televised news conference as the storm moved toward the coast. "People are facing some really dreadful hours in front of them."
The storm's front was about 300 miles (500 kilometers) across, with the worst of the winds expected to lash the coast for up to four hours, although blustery conditions and heavy rain could last for a day.
"It's such a big storm - it's a monster, killer storm," Bligh had said Wednesday, adding that the only previous cyclone measured in the state at such strength was in 1918. "This impact is likely to be more life-threatening than any experienced during recent generations."
In the city of Cairns, about 75 miles (120 kilometers) north of Mission Beach and about 1,700 miles (2,730 kilometers) north of Sydney, guests at a waterfront hotel took cover in the central ballroom as lights flickered. Staff members handed out flashlights and pinned curtains shut over windows in danger of shattering.
Tourist Barbara Maskei, 49, of Germany, lay on the ballroom floor under a sheet reading a book, as her 20-year-old daughter, Annette, and husband, Peter, dozed beside her. For her, there would be no sleep. "I like to keep my eyes open," she said as the wind roared outside.
The staff distracted people from the storm by playing the movie "Music and Lyrics" on a giant screen. Some tried to sleep through the noise of the movie, wailing children and loud conversations.


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WITN got an up close look Wednesday at what it's like for the Marine Corps to prepare for deployment of the unknown.
At Bogue Field In Carteret County, 100 Marines and Sailors filled the area that was surrounded by barbed wire just like it would be if they were in a real life quick response deployment.
Certain areas of the training were off limits to our cameras, however you could still get a glimpse inside the training called, "Atlantic Response 12," a scenario driven simulation for Marine Expeditionary Brigade Level Command where everyone from naval officers, medical officers and logistic teams worked together to fight a crisis like one they may have to face.
Second Marine Expeditionary Force Brigadier General John Love says the training is vital. "There is a fictitious scenario wherein this part of North Carolina is the country that we call Amberland and we are simulating to represent a frictional country that has a weakened government and terrorist activity and basically it replicates a situation that we may expect Marines to deploy."
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Book Review: 'One Ring Circus' by Katherine Dunn
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Wrestling: Kirk Shines at Panther Classic
February 2, 2013 By KIM NORTH For the News-Register CONNORVILLE — The third time was a charm Saturday night for Buckeye Local's Nate Kirk and Martins Ferry's Damon Outward. For differing reasons, however. more »»
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ISLAMABAD, Oct 2: Senate Standing Committee on Education and Training on Tuesday showed annoyance on notifications issued by Higher Education Commission (HEC), regarding extension of contracts of Executive Director and Advisor HRD in violation of Prime Minister's orders and sought a detailed report from Secretary Ministry of Education and Training (MET).
Senator Abdul Nabi Bangash, while chairing the meeting said that on August 27 during a meeting, HEC Board decided to extend contracts of ED and Advisor HED.
On September 3, a letter was sent by PM Secretariat to hold the process of extensions but HEC issued notifications regarding extensions.
Chairman HEC, Dr Javaid Laghari said that notification of extensions was issued on September 7 but the directive from the PM reached the HEC on September 11.
Due to which it was not possible to stop the notification. However, he said that a summery regarding that issue has been sent to the Law Division.
The chairman of the Committee asked why PM's directive took seven days to reach the HEC, which was just a few kilometres away from PM Secretariat.
He instructed secretary MET, Qamar Zaman Chaudhry to look into the matter and file a detailed report regarding the issue in next meeting.
Abdul Nabi Bangash said that it was the prerogative of the PM to give extensions to the Management Position (MP) scale officers and ordinance of HEC also says that only PM can appoint and extend the contracts of MP scale officers but HEC violated the rules.
Secretary MET assured that since the Sindh High Court has again placed the HEC under supervision of the ministry, so the ministry will assure that HEC maintain an upward movement in the interest of the country.


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There's no shortage of chef firepower working the stoves at new Market Street Kitchen, which is opening this Thursday, Sept. 20, at DC Ranch in north Scottsdale.
James Beard Award-winner Robert McGrath (Roaring Fork, Renegade Kitchen) and talented young Matt Taylor (Metro Brasserie, Noca) have joined forces. They've signed on as employees: the restaurant is owned by Keeler Hospitality Group, which operates restaurants in three states.
The oversized appetizers -- called "Entertainment Plates," which are meant to be shared -- show off both McGrath's Western American cooking style and Taylor's Southern bent. Among the dishes are green chile stew ($11); grilled and chilled shrimp with corn cake ($15); mussels steamed with ham hock ($11); and buffalo-glazed lamb chops ($15.50). An extensive selection of charcuterie and cheese is also available.
The wood-fired rotisserie grill is the piece of kitchen equipment that's going to get the heaviest workout. It will be firing up what look to be the menu's most intriguing attractions, the daily specials. On Mondays, for example, there's chile-glazed suckling pig and tamale pie ($26). Tuesdays, the focus is on Asian-accented air-dried duck with char siu barbecue sauce and red rice ($24). Other specials include Friday's whole roasted snapper ($26) and Sunday's Mexican-style spit-roasted cabrito (young goat) with enchiladas, tacos and tamales ($22).
More mainstream main dishes include ahi tuna ($25), salmon ($23), filet mignon ($35) and a pork flat-iron ($22). Of course, McGrath's signature burger is also on the menu. The original -- dubbed the "Big Ass" burger at Roaring Fork -- inspired an enormous following. Here it's just called "The Burger" ($12), and you can expect the same beefy experience and chile, cheese and bacon toppings.
Initially, Market Street Kitchen will offer dinner only. Lunch, featuring salads and sandwiches, will be introduced in a few weeks.
Details: 4:30-10 p.m., Sunday through Thursday; 5-11 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays. 20825 N. Pima Road (Market Street at DC Ranch), Scottsdale. 480-278-7044, marketstreetkitchen.com.
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Parker's four-minute epic is an in-depth look at the world of finger-rollerblading. The short has been getting rave reviews; pro skater Steve Berra and his wife, actress Juliette Lewis, turned out specifically for the screening.
Tony Hawk Gigantic Skatepark tour vet and DC flow teammember Jason Ellis, who emceed X-Dance's closing night awards show, interviewed the actress about the film. Lewis said: "I think the word 'spellbinding' comes to mind. The filming was seriously golden. It was brilliant."
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Ermenegildo Zegna store recently celebrated the reopening of their Chicago, Michigan Avenue location with an upscale event hosted by one of their loyal A-list customers, Chicago Blackhawks Patrick Sharp. The event unveiled the redesign of the store, which features a newly added second story.
WWD had the opportunity to talk fashion with Patrick, as he expressed his love for Ermenegildo Zegna suits, his sense of style, experimenting with more accessories, and more. Click to read full feature.
Patrick Sharp looked well… sharp! as he posed for a photo in a sleek custom suit by Ermenegildo Zegna.
Patrick (Middle) here was photographed with his two teammates Brandon Bollig, and Michael Kostka who also looked quite spiffy for the evening.
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The sixth annual Mayor's Healthy Hometown Hike takes place in the wild beauty of Jefferson Memorial Forest and boasts much more than just a walk in the woods.
No last minute decisions here, you need to register this week for this popular Valentine's event.
Sometimes I forget that hiking in the winter has its unique joys....
Westport Village store teams with Jefferson Memorial Forest to combine holiday hustle and wild animals for unique mid-week shopping.
Get to know the nation's largest urban forest. It's right in our own backyard! At the Open House, shop for the outdoor enthusiasts on your holiday lists, and pick up their swanky new professional trail map with a $10 donation.
Yew Dell Gardens, Jefferson Memorial Forest, and Bernheim Forest--three sure bets to catch your breath and capture the essence of fall.
Hike to celebrate and support Louisville Metro parks for National Trails Day with three local events, a signature trail awareness program of the American Hiking Society.
Kids of all ages can compete for some terrific prizes this summer just by reading a good book! Kickoff celebration is June 5th at the Main Library.
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Comedy, music and family event among the highlights for what's shaping up to be a dreary weekend in Derby City.
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Cel Damage HD – the reimagining of the 2001 vehicle-based namesake – will be unleashed on Sony systems come April 22, developer Finish Line Games has confirmed.
Speaking via its Twitter, the developer verified the much-anticipated news, with the new HD-laden game coming some 13 years after it first shot to fame on PS2, Xbox and GameCube.
Ladies & Gentleman, it's official! Cel Damage HD will be out on April 22 for PS4, PS3, and Vita! http://t.co/zj12cpcl4c
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Cel Damage HD allows players to take the reign of a catalogue of cartoonish characters and have at it in vehicle-based combat – think Twisted Metal, but with a little more colour and with even crazier outcomes. Atop of that, the game will feature a cross-save system, whereby you can share a save across all three Sony platforms that the game appears on.
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Heck I ride 40 yr old steel rimmed wheels on some of my bikes. I actually like the ride, with old Schwinn Puff tires. I think some people over think and over engineer this stuff. It's a pedal bike we're talking about.
Heck I ride 40 yr old steel rimmed wheels on some of my bikes. I actually like the ride, with old Schwinn Puff tires. I think some people over think and over engineer this stuff. It's a pedal bike we're talking about.
Listen, I have a giant hill that is right outside my home...a hill I have to coast down, then ride back up every time I ride. A hill large enough that other local riders attempt to set speed records on it. I've taken it literally 100's of times...or more. The hill is so large, I refuse to push it with pedaling, I can easily coast down it at 40+ mph...if I were pedaling it would be higher (my max on it was 52 mph back before I stopped pushing things...). So...coasting down the same hill, 100s of times, on different wheels and different tires, I have a good set of data to go off of.
I'm not claiming anything is snake oil...or that some piece of gear made me a pro racer. I'm saying that the wheels I currently own ride quite a bit nicer than my stockers...which may have a whopping 300-500 miles on them tops.
You could fall off a cliff and die.
You could get lost and die.
You could hit a tree and die.
For some people, a wider rim or tire that they can run at a lower pressure can make a noticeable difference in comfort. They might also notice a handling or rolling resistance difference. Others, especially if they are relatively light might not feel any improvement. But either way, it does not really cost anything, it is just a matter of being appropriate to the rider. (Obviously if you need to buy something new it will be at some cost, but the technology is nothing new regardless of what HED wants to say).
Now, there are wheel components that cost money. Say CX-Rays at ~$3 a piece compared to standard DB spokes at ~$1. The advantages in aerodynamics and weight may or may not be useful to a rider depending on their circumstance.
It depends almost entirely on your gullibility and the vividness of your imagination.
For the love of God...how about I just say what so many of you really want to hear:
Nothing makes a single shred of difference, I'm full of crap. I have no scientists following me around with 1.5 million dollars worth of test equipment therefore everything thing I claim, no matter how small that claim may be, is complete and utter BS (and I am an imaginative moron for having though it in the first place).
OP...listen to these guys. Nothing you will buy will make a crap-bit of a difference. Buy a GMC bike from Amazon and be happy because this is literally the best riding experience you will ever get. Nothing...and I mean NOTHING will make even the slightest difference in performance no matter what anything tells you...because you will never have the die hard scientific data to prove it.
There...you guys happy with that response?
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At the risk of upsetting the cycling scientists here, despite what all the marketing says you probably won't notice any difference no matter what wheels you have. Sure, wind tunnel experiments might say this wheel is X-amout of measuring criteria better than another wheel...but ultimately, out on the road, it truly won't amount to a big advantage. Buy wheels for looks, not marketing.
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I am not gonna get involved in a pissing contest. I'll say, though, that I have seven pairs of modern wheelsets, and they all give relatively different "rides". They range from 50MM to Mavic Open Pros, which are the shallowest wheelset, and I can say wheels are probably where the most enjoyment is on a bike after the frameset. At least for me.
I upgraded my wheelset from a pair of Mavic open sport to a pair of ROL SLR's. It was a $650 upgrade, I don't consider that to be a crazy amount of money. The very first thing I noticed right away was the rolling resistance. The hubs on the new wheelset were so much better than the old ones. I felt it as soon as I pushed off to start my ride. Overall a much soother ride and a small gain in average speed. Just my 2 cents
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Stiff wheels make a difference compared to not so stiff ones, IMHO. Tires also. Quality tires ride better, in general.
I have found nicer components generally don't go out of true as quickly as lower end stuff...that may be worth the price to you.
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I don't think that anyone is saying that there's zero difference, but people will call out extraordinary claims. Your claim of gaining a couple mph when in the 40 mph range falls in to the extraordinary range. With a combined bike and rider weight of 180 lbs, it'd take an additional ~300 watts or so from the rider to speed up a couple mph, assuming they were coasting at ~40, yet you say you've achieved those gains from the wheels alone. That's a lot of energy savings from a pair of wheels, everything else equal.
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Ok wait...
if you guys are going to call BS on me...I'm going to call it on you.
first off...if you're going to sit there and tell me it takes 300 watts to speed up from 38mph to 40 while flying down a large, steep hill...I'm calling BS. Second...weight is not the only factor when it comes to required power. There are a ton of factors involved in determining how much power it takes to move mass...that 180 LBS you incorrectly estimated isn't floating you know...
I claim I was seeing an average increase of a couple of mph while coasting down a giant hill...and many of you call BS. Then then come on here and try to use some open ended math (math that is missing a ton a variables btw) and actually attempt to pass that off as some definitive logic?
"41" indeed...
High quality tires and a semi aero wheelset can give you quantifiable gains (0.5mph).
I find that high end carbon wheels tend to improve front to back soundstage and increase high frequency air. Going back to 32 spoke aluminum clinchers seems to create a shrouding effect.
Telemachus has, indeed, sneezed.
Although if you're looking for a punchy low end, a Ti frame is a much better bang for your buck.
Telemachus has, indeed, sneezed.
I think if the rider had a Brooks saddle, that alone adds 2 mph
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As a medical student interested in infectious disease, Donaldson traveled to Sierra Leone to study the treatment of Lassa Fever. Infectious, deadly, in the dame family as Ebola, Lassa Fever causes massive bleeding from all orifices, and kills its victims quickly. The high contagion levels have made many medical professionals unwilling to treat the disease.
Donaldson finds himself quickly thrown into the middle of Sierra Leone's foremost Lassa treatment ward. As he is still just a student Donaldson feels woefully unprepared to make life-or-death decisions. He is also shocked by the lack of resources, lacking access to most drugs and lab tests. The nursing staff is highly committed but under-trained.
Political issues exacerbate medical problems. Donaldson was in Sierra Leone during a period of high corruption in neighboring Liberia. Many Liberians fled devastating violence and were forced to relocate to Sierra Leonean refugee camps, which became breeding grounds for Lassa Fever. It is difficult for aid agencies to get supplies into Sierra Leone, and Donaldson becomes increasingly disillusioned with American refusal to offer assistance in ridding Liberia of its corrupt dictator.
This was an intriguing look at life and medicine in Sierra Leone. Donaldson's mentor, Dr. Conteh, is an inspriting figure. He is one of the few willing to treat Lassa patients, and he has become the medical and humanitarian expert on the treatment of the disease. His tireless efforts to treat Lassa patients are quite amazing, and most of them are carried out single-handedly.
Ross Donaldson is a medical student, writing a paper about Lassa fever, who decides to travel to Sierra Leone and research the deadly disease first hand. Working alongside Dr. Conteh, a physician who has made Lassa fever his specialty, Donaldson sees the devastation caused not only by Lassa, but hunger, war, and other diseases in the African nation. The familiar (if you read any amount of medical memoirs) story of a student being thrust into healing head first, feeling unprepared, is accompanied by culture clashes and the difference between Western, first world medicine and the medicine practiced and available in Sierra Leone. While Donaldson starts off naive and a little annoying, making some observations that had me shaking my head, by the end I had grown to like him. The real stars of the novel are the physicians, nurses, and patients of the Lassa Ward. Written in an easy-going, simple style, this is an informative and heartwarming story. Recommended. Four stars.
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Ross Donaldson is one of just a few who have ventured into dark territory of a country ravaged by war to study one of the world's most deadly diseases. As an untried medical student studying the intersection of global health and communicable disease, Donaldson soon found himself in dangerous Sierra Leone, on the border of war-struck Liberia, where he struggled to control the spread of Lassa Fever. The words, "you know Lassa can kill you, don't you?" haunted him each day. With the country in complete upheaval and working conditions suffering, he is forced to make life-and-death decisions alone as a never-ending onslaught of contagious patients flood the hospital. Soon however, he is not only fighting for others but himself when he becomes afflicted with a life threatening disease. The Lassa Ward is more than just an adventure story about the making of a physician; it is a portrait of the Sierra Leone people and the human struggle of those risking their daily comforts and lives to aid them.
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Date of Release: 02/17/2005
SAN MARCOS—Robin and Linda Williams and Their Fine Group bring their popular American music stylings to Texas State University-San Marcos Sunday, Feb. 27, for a 4 p.m. performance in the Music Building Recital Hall.
The show is part of the Jerry and Cathy Supple Folk Music Series, co-sponsored by Century Tel, with the proceeds to benefit the Reed Parr Music Endowment.
A Virginia-based duo known for their rich harmonies and original songwriting, Robin and Linda Williams have thrilled folk, bluegrass and country audiences throughout America for more than 25 years. From their many appearances on A Prairie Home Companion, The American Radio Company, Austin City Limits and The Grand Ole Opry, the Williams' music reaches deep into American traditions and, in the words of the Richmond Times Dispatch, "encompasses all that's best in country music."
Robin and Linda Williams are joined in concert by Jim Watson, a founding member of the Red Clay Ramblers, on bass and his distinctive harmony vocals, and bluegrass veteran Jimmy Gaudreau on mandolin and mandola.
The Williams' new CD from Red House Records, Deeper Waters, is a selection of personal and strong songs that has been described as "nothing more than a masterpiece" by the All Music Guide. Their previous CD, Visions Of Love, stayed on the Americana Charts soon after its release January 2002 and was rated in the top five of both the Folk and Bluegrass charts on Roots Music Report.
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What is Propylene Glycol? Part1 of 2-Part Series:
Propylene Glycol. The name alone turns people off to understanding this molecule and why it's important to e-cig technology. With the recent market boom of electronic cigarettes and the attention of the national media onto their ingredients and safety, it's important to make sure you're getting the honest facts. This is especially true if you're an e-smoker yourself, you should know what you're inhaling at all times!
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Part 1: Propylene Glycol Simplified (Safety Review)
Part 2: Magical E-Liquids: The Driving Force
Of course all of the misinformation and media sensationalism has been sorted right out of both parts. Below is Part 1 of the series! Enjoy the pure facts.
Part 1: Propylene Glycol Simplified (Safety Overview)
A Barebones Look
Propylene glycol is pretty simple in its pure form, which is a good sign in something you're ingesting. As a liquid at room temperature it is clear-colored and basically odorless with a taste that is slightly sweet. While it is a liquid at room temperature, it is physically (not chemically) transformed from liquid to vapor state with the application of heat or brisk shaking. As you can see from it's pure physical properties alone, it has an application for vaporization and electronic cigarettes (discussed in Part 2). But of course propylene glycol is not some new untested chemical used in e-cigs, it's been used across the world for many years for its more specific qualities.
Propylene Glycol is mostly valued for its variety use as an additive in products whose main ingredients aren't directly usable. It is added to any number of unusable smorgus boards of active ingredients to stable, usable, transportable, sellable, consumer-friendly, etc. Skipping the chemist-babble, here are basically the four main reasons it's used (there are others but they are specific):
1. As a solvent to dissolve insoluble ingredients into a usable form (ie. diluting nicotine in e-liquid)
2. To combine and deliver two necessary ingredients together if they can't normally mix into one form (ie. oil and water in shampoo)
3. To preserve or moisturize by absorbing and retaining moisture (ie. to prevent mold in food)
4. To regulate temperatures to achieve the desired physical state of substances. (ie. deicers)
How do any of these relate to e-cigs? They all do! Check out Part 2 for exactly how Propylene Glycol is used in electronic cigarettes, along with why it's proven safe.
Where Is It? Everywhere.
As you can tell by these uses, this stuff is necessary to an incredible amount of products and it exists everywhere in the world you live and breathe in. The food you eat, the cosmetics you apply, the toiletries you rely on daily, the medicine you take, the car you drive, the raves you attend…I could go on and on. It surrounds you. It's an amazing substance because it is spread throughout so many different industries. Below is a list of the four industries that literally require propylene glycol to survive and the products involved. E-Cigs are among this list, see Part 2 for the full scoop on how electronic cigarettes wouldn't exist without it!
○ Nebulous inhalers (all prescription and OTC inhalers!)
○ Topical medications
○ Injected medications
○ Cough Syrup
○ Vitamins and hormones
○ Vaccines!
Used to carry flavor and preserve foods like:
○ Soda
○ Candy
○ Frozen Foods
○ Cattle and pet food
Personal Care Products
○ Moisturizers
○ Deodorants
○ Toothpaste
○ Hairspray
○ Lipstick
○ Non-Toxic Anti-Freeze
○ Non-Toxic De-Icer
○ Paint Thinner
○ Polyester Compounds
But Is it SAFE?
Yes. Propylene glycol has a widespread reputation as a completely safe substance for use in pharmaceuticals, food flavoring, pet feed, cosmetics and much more. It's been used in these products since the middle of last century, 50 years ago, without any issues or unknown health repercussions popping up. All of the world's reputable organizations for determining health risks agree that this is a benign substance, see the Part 2 for more information about what the FDA and similar institutions have said about it. Studies have found that prop. glycol has a low level of toxicity, and it should be noted that toxic substances are acceptably consumed all the time in low amounts.
There has been no known repercussions of long-term use of propylene glycol, not even when humans have been ingesting it in their food flavorings such a long time. This really says something about the overall safety. According to studies, propylene glycol is broken down the body in the same manner as sugar; it turns into lactic acid in the muscles during physical activity. There is toxic propylene glycol. This is the type found in de-icers and antifreeze used industrially, but this is not the form found in electronic cigarettes.
Alright, that was your crash course on Propylene Glycol! As I wrote it I was learning much of it for the first time and I hope you enjoyed this look at the substance that us e-smokers should definitely know about.
Now it's time for the fun stuff, go to Part 2: Magical E-Liquids: The Driving Force
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Head down, still in uniform after the Apple Cup loss to Washington, Washington State's Steve Broussard walked into the interview room to discuss the game and, perhaps to talk about the heavy heart he brought into it.
At the team breakfast that morning Broussard told his coaches that his sister had died and he wasn't sure he would be ready to play.
Now this uncomfortably crowded room was the last place he wanted to be after a difficult 20-9 loss and a confusing, emotional day.
Before Broussard entered, coach Mike Price and other WSU assistants confirmed that, before pregame warmups, they weren't certain their star tailback would play. They believed he was telling the truth when he told them his sister had died.
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After the game, in which he had played like the first-round draft pick he would become, Broussard still was wearing an armband with the message, "RIP SIS," written in magic marker. His voice was soft, barely above a whisper. He didn't want to talk about his day.
His answers were vague. But we pushed him into telling us things that just weren't true.
As the football fairy tale of Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and the "death" of his nonexistent girlfriend began to unspool, I was, um, reminded by readers last week of the column I wrote about Broussard after the 1989 Apple Cup.
I was assigned the Cougars' locker room after the Apple Cup. I interviewed Broussard, his coaches and teammates, then wrote about his difficult day.
A few hours later, I took a red eye across country for a Sunday Seahawks game. When I got to my hotel in the Meadowlands, the red message light on my phone was blinking. My sports editor's voice told me that Broussard's sister was alive and well.
There are a few similarities and a lot of differences between the two hoaxes.
Unlike Te'o, Broussard didn't want to share his story with us. Whatever was happening to him, he believed, was personal. He asked for privacy that we (I) didn't allow him.
This wasn't some well-conceived hoax. There was nothing malicious about Broussard's story. He wasn't a victim in the way, it appears, Te'o was.
He would later tell us that a close friend, but not his biological sister, had died before the game. His mourning was real. His story wasn't. Even though he didn't want me to write it, I believed the story was too good to ignore.
There's nothing ugly about the unraveling of Broussard's narrative. In the confusion and emotion of that day, he got trapped inside his own story and, rather than admit the truth, he tried to say as little as possible, hoping it would go away.
The fact his story was told was our fault, not his.
The Te'o hoax, however, is ugly on so many levels. He is the victim of the lies authored by Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, but he and his university, Notre Dame, also are complicit in the hoax.
The great Notre Dame information machine didn't come forward with the truth even after it discovered the hoax on Dec. 26. And Te'o talked about the hard-to-comprehend love of his fake girlfriend Lennay Kekua at the Heisman Trophy presentation even though by then he knew he had been duped.
We still don't know the whole truth. But Notre Dame loved this story. After all, this is the school of The Gipper. What a great theme this was for Notre Dame in this season when it returned to glory. You talk about waking up the echoes. The Fighting Irish became the faking Irish.
Too bad the university couldn't have been as compassionate addressing the death of student Declan Sullivan, who was killed when the hydraulic scissor lift he was using to film the team's practice collapsed in heavy winds in 2010.
And it's a shame Notre Dame couldn't have shown more sympathy a few years ago for Lizzy Seeberg after she committed suicide following a report she filed that said she was assaulted by a Notre Dame football player.
Te'o told his story over and over again. Notre Dame let him. But Broussard just wanted to be left alone.
For years, I thought Broussard owed me an apology. But now all these years later, I think I just might have to tell him I'm sorry for telling a story he absolutely didn't want told.
Steve Kelley: 206-464-2176 or email@example.com.


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The Texas Tribune presented a scrubbed version of the protest on Saturday. Billed as an education protest, it was much more of an anti-Perry protest, as the Tribune's pictures attest to, though not the story.
The Texas Tribune characterized the protest as made up of "students, educators, and parents." They failed to mention the sizable presence of the International Socialist Society. There was no mention of AFL-CIO members, Organizing for America representatives, and other assorted radicals using the protest for their purposes.
All of these groups made up the breadth of the protest. Perhaps no group had a more dramatic, organized, and well-attended march into the capitol mall than the International Socialist Society.
The "mom and pop" protest image promoted by the Texas Tribune was incomplete.


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Crafts, games and prizes galore were enjoyed by HCDE Area I Head Start families at Family Day Festival 2012 on Oct. 20. Held during Head Start Awareness month, the festival is designed to help foster the relationship between the program, children served and their parents.
"October is Head Start Awareness month and the Family Day Festival is an excellent opportunity to continue our efforts in establishing relationships and partnerships with families in the program," said HCDE Head Start Director Venetia Peacock. The festival drew over 1,300 attendees for family-friendly activities.
Over 1,300 in attendance on the sunny Saturday morning participated in age-appropriate activities for the pre-school children and their families.
"These fun and educational activities are designed with the specific purpose of encouraging family members to interact with their children and staff," said Peacock.
The outdoor festival included games, face painting, moonwalks, crafts, food, family photos and information booths. Local businesses and organizations sponsoring the Family Day Festival activities include: United Healthcare, R.E.A.D. for Houston, Lakeshore Learning Materials and Mutual of Omaha Bank.
Photo: Armando Rodriguez, HCDE Head Start; brothers Robert Walker (6) and Lavoy Walker (5); and Roa Espinoza, United Healthcare pose for a photo at the United Healthcare family photo booth. According to Robert and Lavoy, the best part of the festival was the face painting.
About Harris County Department of Education's Head Start Area I: Harris County Department of Education Area I Head Start serves families residing in east Harris County, providing 16 area centers for about 1,170 children and their families. Head Start is a federally funded program that prepares children ages 3-5 for school. It also supports and promotes parent participation as it builds stronger families. Low-income families or families of children with special needs benefit from services. For more information, call (713) 672-9343 or visit http://www.hcde-texas.org.
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Straight from the guilt mines of Guy Maddin's psyche to the collective unconscious of stunned audiences, "Cowards Bend the Knee" is film autobiography at its most hilariously creative. Pic's hour length may limit it to fests, indie cable and, natch, retrospectives of the mad maestro's work.
Straight from the guilt mines of Guy Maddin's psyche to the collective unconscious of stunned audiences, "Cowards Bend the Knee" is film autobiography at its most hilariously creative. Like all of Maddin's opuses, "Cowards" vamps silent cinema, here German Expressionism — though its 10-part episodic structure, secret passageways and exclamation point-riddled intertitles owe as much to Feuillade's "Fantomas" or "Vampires" serials. Pic's hour length may limit it to fests, indie cable and, natch, retrospectives of the mad maestro's work.Conceived as an art installation in Toronto, the voyeuristic "Cowards" was fittingly shown through nickelodeon-style peepholes at the Toronto gallery and later at the Rotterdam and Tribeca fests, with conventional full-screen unspoolings also on tap. Surrealistic action takes place in a hockey arena and an odd beauty parlor. (Maddin's father was a hockey coach, and Maddin as a child lived above his aunt's and mother's beauty parlor.) The rink houses a forgotten wax museum and is crisscrossed by studiolike catwalks, where ghosts of dead lovers stroll. The beauty salon doubles as a bordello, while behind one-way porthole mirrors a demented doctor in a corset (who also serves as medico to the hockey team) performs abortions. Hero (named Maddin), a slave to lust and cowardice, is shamefully capable of abandoning his old girlfriend in mid-abortion to pursue a new flame. The object of this newfound infatuation is madly in love with her dead father and unwilling to let our hero touch her until he's had his hands chopped off and replaced by her father's blue ones (hence the film's subtitle: "The Blue Hands"). This leads to quite perverse variations on the killer hands of "Beast With Five Fingers." Events unfold with the logic of a fever-dream, fetishizing cultural artifacts and selected body parts interchangeably through close-ups, spotlights, irises-in, repetitions, double-exposures and all manner of flickering low-tech special effects. The camera travels with anarchic glee past reflective surfaces, gleaming scissors and oiled tresses in this harem-like hothouse of femininity to, somehow, find the unconscious links between beauty parlors and back-room abortion clinics. Ultimately, psychotically inventive pic is a formidable addition to the ever-evolving Maddin oeuvre.
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Camera (B&W), Maddin; editor, John Gurdebeke; production designer, Shawna Connor. Reviewed at Tribeca Film Festival (Special Screenings), May 11, 2003. Running time: 64 MIN.
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ChargeAll has unveiled what it says is the smallest portable power outlet ever. Since the ChargeAll device is also the first portable charger to include a regular wall outlet, its claim of being the smallest power outlet is probably true. Just imagine how often people are running around airports and other locations to find wall outlets, now, imagine what a device like ChargeAll does to that situation.
The only devices that cannot be charged using the portable power outlet are things that require more than 85 watts of power, and for reference, anything above that is a small appliance like a microwave.
Since there are the right charging ports and enough power in ChargeAll's device, people should be able to charge all of their devices without any problem. There is still a micro USB port on the charger, so you can fill up your laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc, without any trouble.
ChargeAll is still raising money for the charger through IndieGoGo, but it has been funded for days. The campaign only included a $30,000 goal, but ChargeAll has raised nearly $100,000 and it still has 10 funding days left. If you want to get the ChargeAll portable charger as fast as possible, you can pre-order one through IndieGoGo for $99.
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This is a Hipmunk guest post from Jodi Ettenberg of Legal Nomads
On Tuesday, I asked you "where's the craziest place you've slept while traveling?" The responses have been terrific.
From Mary:
During a vaccination and health promotion campaign in the mountains of Honduras, I slept on two tables pushed together in a one-room school… the mattress came the second night, which was a definitely improvement. We were 5 hours by donkey from the nearest town, and I had an unnerving encounter with a fer-de-lance in a latrine that ended with a village full of men running after the snake with machetes.
You can see her makeshift sleeping arrangements here.
From Mike: When I slept overnight in a rain-sodden field in Orkney." You can read more about his (soaked) experience. You can read about his long, rainy night here.
From Roxanne: "I'd have to go with a hammock in the Amazon jungle or a tent in the middle of the White Desert in the Western Sahara."
From Tuarn:
On the border between mongolia an China, Erlian/Zamyn Ude. At 4am, the border wasn't open but a guard house was – which was lucky cause we where the only ones there and it was raining… this is not the way most westerners cross:) Thankfully they had hot water there and there guards brought us a heater when they turned up for work, lovely thoughtful Chinese guards :)
From Marie: "An ATM vestibule in Pamplona during the Running of the Bulls. Not fun."
From Naomi: "Sleeping on a rooftop in Ladakh, and then another in the Tsangpo Valley in Tibet, under the stars, wrapped in blankets against the chill. Magic."
From David:
A Chinese truck stop on the Nepal border. There was a torrential downpour and all the bugs in the area came inside to share the dorm room with dozens of backpackers and Chinese truckdrivers.
On my end, another great memory was sleeping on the deck of a slow boat in Northern Myanmar. It was during a solar eclipse, and I took the boat because the widest part of the eclipse cut a line directly over the boat's path. For 3 nights, I shared snacks with the Burmese people on the boat, sang karaoke with the captain (hooked up to the PA system, no less!) and wafted down the river on the way to Mandalay.
The slow boat at dusk:
Thanks to everyone who submitted answers!
For the rest of the roundup, check out the reader comments here and here for all the awesome places you've stayed on the road. Keep up the crazy travels, Hipmunks!
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AFAIK, almost all local CAAs around the world takes their rules either from FAA or EASA (if I am not mistaken).
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Would like to say first that I love Zimbra and I have completely gotten rid of Exchange server and am using Google apps with Zimbra. It's AWESOME!!!
In Outlook, you could drag an email you received to the calendar and it would create a new appointment and copy the body of the email into the body of the appointment. I really miss this feature... The way I would envision it working in Zimbra is this:
1. Click and drag the email, move your cursor up to the "Calendar" tab.
2. The calendar tab opens and then wherever you release your email you are dragging, it will create an appointment on the time and day you release your click.
3. A new appointment pops up with the body of the email in the body of the appointment.
By the way, I'm not sure if this is the best place to post a feature request. Thanks for your time!


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Having worked for Coldwell Banker Real Estate for the past 27 years, I've paid an annual E & O insurance premium directly to the Brokerage every year. Coldwell Banker has four in-house attorneys and we receive annual training on how to avoid being sued.
This year our E & O insurance is a total of $1665.00, regardless of the number of transactions completed. When I first started with Coldwell Banker in 1986, I believe the total was $600.00.
Apparently, our Coldwell Banker Legal Assistance Program is NOT insurance... "It provides defense, indemnity, legal education, transactional advice and other services".
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The Browns have been active in the free agent market, mostly addressing the defensive front with the additions of Paul Kruger, Quentin Groves and Desmond Bryant. They also grabbed TE Gary Barnidge.
There are several more positions of need and the Browns still have plenty of money under the cap. In fact, even with the money given to the four free agents above, the team should still have over $30 million dollars available before they hit the $123 million salary cap.
So who is left out there for the Browns to consider?
Tight Ends-
We know that the Browns are interested in TE Fred Davis. This would be a good addition. He may not be the best TE available, but coming off an Achilles tendon injury, he may be the best value out there. Jared Cook (STL) and Martellus Bennett (CHI) are off the market.
Dustin Keller- the former Jet has reportedly been talking with the Dolphins and is said to have even taken a physical in Miami. Keller's stats are slightly better than that of Davis, and he had not missed a game until an injury this season. He will turn 30 during the 2013 season.
Dennis Pitta- Pitta had somewhat of a breakout year for the Ravens. He had 61 catches and 7 touchdowns. He will be 29 at the beginning of the season. However, he had a second round tender placed on him, which makes it unlikely that the Browns would pursue him.
Benjamin Watson- Hey, that guy sounds familiar. Watson doesn't fit the profile the new management wants to pursue, but he will still be an effective player next season. If the Browns don't get the TE of the future, bringing Watson back would make a lot of sense.
Matt Cassel, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jason Campbell. In other words, nothing to see here.
Wide Receivers-
Signed- Mike Wallace (MIA), Wes Welker (DEN), Dwayne Bowe (KC), Danny Amendola (NE), Brian Hartline (MIA)
Greg Jennings is the big name left here. Craig and I discussed the Jennings possibility on a podcast posted Wednesday. Jennings is visiting the Minnesota Vikings, but is said to have interest in Green Bay, Minnesota, Indianapolis and Cleveland. I think the odds of Jennings coming to Cleveland are slim. More than likely Jennings is floating interest in teams with cap space to force the hand of Green Bay.
Victor Cruz- The Giants put a first round tender on the RFA. He's not going anywhere.
Laurent Robinson- Cut by the Jaguars, Robinson will be playing for his 5th team in 6 years in 2013. His best year was as a cowboy in 2011 when Robinson caught 11 touchdown passes. He parlayed that into a nice contract last season with Jacksonville and suffered from four concussions in 2012.
Darrius Heyward-Bey- Heyward-Bay was set to make $10 million dollars next season if the Raiders didn't cut him. He is certainly not a $10 million dollar player. Over the last two seasons, he has caught 105 passes for 1,581 yards and 9 touchdowns. Those are respectable numbers for a number 2 or 3 receiver. He certainly has speed. He could be worth a look for the right price.
David Nelson- He may not be a household name, but Nelson is an intriguing player. He has the size (6'5″, 217 lbs.) teams desire, and is only 26 years old. He suffered a knee injury that cost him the 2012 season. This is a guy the Browns could take a gamble on, because it will cost them under $1.5 million. With the cap room they have available, that seems like a drop in the bucket to get a player that caught 92 passes and 8 touchdowns his first 2 years in the league.
The top guys have found teams. Andy Levitre (BUF), Louis Vasquez (SD) and Donald Thomas (NE) all got paid.
Brandon Moore- He's the top guy left according to all the usual websites.
Geoff Schwartz- As I mentioned in the Banner Report on the offensive line, Geoff is the brother of Browns' RT Mitchell Schwartz and would be a solid addition to the RG spot.
Kevin Boothe- Another good option that won't break the bank.
Teams are locking up their own free agents for the most part. Signed are Darrel Young (WAS), Jerome Felton (MIN) and Lex Hilliard (NYJ). The Eagles grabbed arguably the top FB available in James Casey.
Greg Jones- The former Jaguar will be 32 this season. Not exactly what the Browns are looking for in free agents this year.
Corey McIntyre- McIntyre is 34.
Spencer Larsen- Cut by the Patriots after missing the entire 2012 season due to injury. But he's only 29. So he's got that going for him. Which is nice.
If you have been wondering why the Browns haven't been addressing the offense so far in free agency, maybe this list gives us the answer.