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This stark comparison making the rounds from Dave "Davey D." Cook's Facebook page needs airing out:
A tale of two mothers…. The one with red hair on the left, decided to get high and drove for 12 miles with her baby on the roof of her car..By the time she realized her baby wasn't in the car, it was too late.. The baby fell off and was found still in his car seat, fortunately unharmed…She was just sentenced and got probation..http://nydn.us/1m7ogNE
Meanwhile in the woman on the right was homeless and trying to get her life on better footing. She had a job interview and could not get anyone to watch her kids, so she left them in the car, with window open and went inside to do her job interview.. This mom was arrested and charged w/ a felony, her kids were taken away.. Both women live in Arizona.. http://bit.ly/1l1yKym
The above contrast is important because it shows that the American justice system isn't just weighted toward the white and wealthy. Even the white and trailer park get away with only a slap on the wrist, while African-Americans receive the harshest sentence possible. The underlying belief seems to be that white lives are worth redemption, so giving a white defendant a second chance is almost instinctive, whereas black defendants are guilty until proven innocent. There is no good will or any assumption of innocence where black defendants are concerned.


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CCR is a program of the California Department of Public Health. CCR monitors the number of cancer cases and cancer deaths in California, examines treatment choices and other predictors of survival, conducts research to find the causes and cures of cancer, and responds to public concerns about cancer.
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As of December of 2014, the current release date for "Elder Scrolls Online" has a tentative release of early 2015. The game is being completely reworked for the Microsoft Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4.
The console versions of the game will not be ports of the PC or Mac versions. The console versions will have a different interface from the computer version, which has been designed with the controllers for these devices in mind. There will also be voice chat and the game will work with each game system's online network. The Xbox version will work with Xbox Live and the PS4 version will work with PlayStation Network.


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Hi bloggers,
Today I would like to share with you my make-up look for today. I did a black smokey eye paired with red lips. I really loved how this look turned out and I could not wait to do a post on it.
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Nicely done , and i love the lip colour too , you look so pretty.
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Air & Sea Freight Forwarder
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I am actively looking to recruit two experienced logistics professionals for two Air & Sea Freight Forwarder opportunities. The opportunities are based across the Burton-on-Trent area and are working for a rapidly expanding name in the industry.
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My client is a house-hold name within the freight forwarding industry and currently holds numerous high-profile automotive and manufacturing accounts. They are currently expanding their operation and are looking for two experienced new starters.
As an Air & Sea Freight Forwarder you will work on accurately executing day to day freight forwarding operational activities across the world for a high profile account. You will cover the following tasks:
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5313 Spilman AvenueSacramento, CA 95819
2Full Baths
Lovely home in the heart of River Park. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, tile, carpet & upstairs master w/updated bathroom, ceiling fans, newer dishwasher, new stove top, blinds, newer HV/AC & hot water heater. Spacious indoor laundry rm, private back yard, covered patio, mature landscaping & a single car garage. Close to Caleb Greenwood school, near the bike trail, CSUS, public transportation, and restaurants.
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Due to this area's lack of major thoroughfares, River Park is a peaceful little neighborhood, often overlooked, but reveled in by those who have made it home. It is nestled against the American River, bordered by H Street, and in fact has only two entrances.
This family-friendly neighborhood is full of unique features. It boasts one of the most magnificent tree canopies in the city, which is saying a lot if you've toured Sacramento's lush tree-lined streets. According to Sacramento Magazine, the Sacramento Tree Foundation claims River Park has some of the finest trees in Sacramento, especially during the fall.
Comprised mainly of single-story ranch style homes, the neighborhood has two access points to the American River, making fishing, river-side runs, and evening strolls an everyday opportunity. There are also two parks, Glen Hall, which has a baseball field, soccer field, tennis courts, playground and swimming pool; and River Park – home to the neighborhood's own little league. There's also the Caleb Elementary School.
River Park is minutes away from Howe Avenue and Fair Oaks Boulevard, as well as Sacramento State. Signature community events, spearheaded by the River Park Neighborhood Association, include a Fourth of July kids' bicycle parade and festival, Pops in the Park concert, and Screen on the Green movies.
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Jesus said that the poor would always be with us—but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to bring them broadband. A coalition of Christian churches and the Islamic Society of North America has launched a new campaign to bring broadband to everyone in the US so that "our poorest communities, our rural areas, our public libraries, our public schools, and community centers" benefit from the communications revolution that the Internet hath wrought.
The "Bring Betty Broadband" campaign casts the broadband debate in moral terms. It's about the "right to disseminate and receive information," it's a "right that helps to define ourselves as human beings and political actors," and it's absolutely essential for everyone in a modern society.
In addition, in the modern economy, just distribution of access to communication and information is essential to promote economic justice," says the group. "Increasingly in the United States, the fundamental right to communicate is meaningless without high speed Internet access."
The joint effort is part of a media reform project called "So We Might See," and it's spearheaded by the United Church of Christ. It has also been endorsed by the National Council of Churches, the US Catholic Conference of Bishops, the United Methodists, the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA), the Lutherans (ELCA), and the Islamic Society of North America.
The groups all believe that the government has a role to play in this process, especially with more than $7 billion in broadband stimulus money on the table. "For too long," they say, "the process of reaching out and educating traditionally disenfranchised communities has been left to volunteer efforts and the philanthropic community alone. Increasing access doesn't just assist the people who are helped, we all benefit. Just as the value of a telephone increases when we can reach more people by using it, the value of the Internet for all of us increases when we are all connected."
But, recognizing that many people without broadband don't currently see its utility, the coalition asks the government "to promote digital inclusion initiatives to stimulate broadband demand and ensure that all US residents have access to the digital skills and equipment necessary to take advantage of the Internet's enormous potential benefits. For example, establishment of local and national digital inclusion councils could work with other agencies and programs to promote digital inclusion principles in the fulfillment of their missions. Media literacy curriculum for secondary schools should be established, along with technology literacy and digital media production."
The "Bring Betty Broadband" webpage features a cute animated video (presumably of "Betty"), but the action step is a form letter that people are encouraged to send to Gary Locke of the Commerce Department (which is overseeing much of the broadband money).
Unlike many such letters, though, senders pledge themselves to help out. "As members of a wide range of faith communities in this country," the letter concludes, "we are prepared to do our part to help our friends and neighbors to get online and to get broadband access. We hope the federal government will also step up to the plate."
So We Might See's media reform mission goes beyond the new broadband campaign; one of its recent projects was the "Spare Kids the Ads" campaign, which sought to cut down on embedded advertisements (product placements), especially those targeted at kids. One key item of concern? American Idol, which "featured products 4,636 times during a six-month period in early 2008. While Simon, Paula and Randy may not necessarily prefer to drink Diet Coke, millions of viewers are led to believe they do—at Coca-Cola's paid insistence."
To promote the issue, the United Church of Christ's Office of Communication dreamed up some holiday-themed e-cards, one of which is too good not to share.


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Israeli Consul General for Los Angeles David Siegel on Iran, Syria and the relationship with the current administration
HH: I'm so pleased to welcome now David Seigel. He's the Consul General of the state of Israel in Los Angeles. Mr. Consul General, welcome to the Hugh Hewitt Show, thanks for joining us tonight.
DS: Thank you, thank you. It's a great honor to be on your show, Hugh.
HH: I want to begin by playing for the audience who's just tuning in what Prime Minister Netanyahu said today.
BN: The world tells Israel wait, there's still time. And I say wait for what? Wait until when? Those in the international community who refuse to put red lines before Iran don't have a moral right to place a red light before Israel.
HH: Now Mr. Consul General, is that different in tone and degree than what we've heard before from the Prime Minister?
DS: Well, the tone may be different, but I think the approach is still very much the same. You know, we, all these years, have been very supportive of the diplomacy and the sanctions. But we got to the point where both the sanctions and the diplomacy were not getting us anywhere, and Iran is accelerating their program, according to the IAEA. So the sense now is that the only way to stop Iran, short of military action, is to have ratcheting up of the sanctions, but to also have a very clear and credible military threat on the table. It's very hard to do that without a defined red line that clarifies to the Iranians what the world expects of them. So I think this is the missing element that we're focusing on very much now, and we're having ongoing conversations with the administration about.
HH: Now Consul General Siegel, I know, or I expect you will not comment on the President's decision not to meet with the Prime Minister. But perhaps you could tell us what you think Iran views this story as reported in Ha'aretz and the New York Times, and everywhere else, how do the mullahs view this kind of a deal?
DS: Well, I think it's clear looking at Iran's behavior all these months, whether at the negotiating table or the fact that they're spreading terror, and continuing to do that in the heart of Europe against Israelis and American tourists and so on, you know, their pattern of behavior is such that they're not deterred. They're not taking this seriously. So we think that any report that plays us disagreements between our Western countries is unfortunately very counterproductive, because Iran needs to get the message that we're not going to let them go nuclear, that the world won't let this happen. And this is still what we're waiting for.
HH: I think we're going to have to send them subscriptions to the New Yorker so they can read the story. I don't know if you can comment on that story, Mr. Consul General. Can you, about the Syrian reactor?
DS: Well, I can't comment on that story, but I certainly have it in my pile of things to read.
HH: All right, so we ought to send the New Yorker to the Iranians. Let me ask you about tonight in Egypt. Islamist have seized portions of the American Embassy. They've taken down the flag. They've raised the black flag of al Qaeda allegedly over some movie I've never heard of before. And so…and our Embassy put out a statement that was in essence condemning the filmmaker, and not the takeover of the Embassy. What's your reaction to that?
DS: Well, you know, first of all, today is the 11th anniversary of 9/11, and our hearts and our condolences go out to the American people as they have for the last 11 years. Look, you know, what happened in Egypt today is very unfortunate. You know that our Embassy was sacked last year, and it was placing our people in actual danger, and we managed to handle that situation. And now there's a new situation. The Middle East is throwing many, many surprises at us now, and it's part of the volatility in the entire region. And what…we are on alert on multiple fronts. Unfortunately, we have the situation to our south, we have Syria, the situation in Lebanon. It's all spreading very, very rapidly. So I think friends need to stick together. We need to understand what the challenges are, and how to approach the years ahead.
HH: You know, I was there last summer. You would never get the impression that you're in a nation that was surrounded by foes. In fact, I'd go there tomorrow. I think it's about the safest place in the world. But are you afraid that this is going to wear on the Israeli economy?
DS: Well Hugh, thank you for mentioning that, because you know, Israel is sort of in the eye of the storm, but it's been a very quiet eye. We've experienced five years of very robust economy, quite years. We've handled security threats very effectively. People in Israel feel very safe. Tourism is sort of breaking records in Israel. We have a tremendous high tech economy, which is very connected to America, so we're producing jobs together, and we're producing innovation together. Hollywood wants to go to Israel. There's no sense of danger today. And you know what? We'd like to keep it that way. But when we look at the region around us, you know, there is, there are concerns. But Israel is strong, it knows how to defend itself, and the fact is that people feel very safe in Israel today.
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HH: Mr. Consul General, in terms of Iran, having sat at Wye River, having been in all of these different summits over the years, are they different than the standard adversary? And do Americans get that?
DS: I think Americans get it, and I think they're different, because we're not dealing with a rational country. I mean, this is a country that threw their children into battle against Iraq and used them as sort of live mine detectors. It's a country that is involved in terror around the world. I mean, they targeted the Saudi ambassador in Washington, D.C. last fall. They come in and out of Mexico and Latin America. They're connected to Neft oil in Cuba. They're truly a global terror phenomenon, and their goals, if you listen to these people, they deny 9/11, they deny the Holocaust, they call for Israel's destruction every day, they're a threat to the entire Middle East and the entire world. So if they go nuclear, the Middle East goes nuclear, the world goes nuclear. It's as simple as that. So we don't see them as rational actors, and we don't see them as deterrable.
HH: What would you love to hear the president of the United States, or a senior administration official say about Iran right now?
DS: Well, you know, we're in very close consultations with the administration, and we have been for years. We have very close intel exchanges on very high levels. We have access to the same information. And we basically see the picture eye to eye. The difference is that Israel is a small country. It's right there in the neighborhood with Iran, and America is far away. Israel's limitations or capabilities are more limited. America's capabilities are much, much larger than ours, and being far away. And Israel's being called to task by Iran for a national annihilation every day, and America is not. So there is a difference structurally between the way our two countries look at the immediacy of the threat right now. But our approach is that it's very, very late in the game. We've been at this for 20 years now. We're at a fork in the road, and we really need to make strategic decisions very, very soon. And we hope very much that these consultations with the administration, and with the rest of the world powers that are dealing with this, will be such that the message to Iran will be that they've got to stop this military nuclear program before it's too late. And we're very late in the game.
HH: When the Prime Minister says we need a red line, what does it sound like, though? What is it that he'd like to hear, or you'd like to hear somebody on our side say that the mullahs would understand in unmistakable Farsi?
DS: Well, exactly that. The mullahs don't seem to take us very seriously, so they're continuing to enrich uranium, they're continuing to accelerate their program. There was just a report today about, another report about their weaponizing of warheads and long range missiles and so on. They don't seem to be getting the message strongly enough that they're going to be stopped. And they're not taking it seriously. So what we'd like to see, and what we think is missing, is a very clear military credible threat that says at some point, if you don't stop, this is what we're going to do to you.
HH: I would love to hear that as well. I'm not going to hold my breath between now and the election, or afterwards, if President Obama is reelected. I know you don't comment on that, Mr. Consul General. But let me ask you about the American media. Do you see adequate coverage of what is in essence a crisis? And I said today that it sounded like it had a 1933 feel about the statement today by the Prime Minister, that kind of urgency. Do you think the American media is covering it the right way?
DS: Well, I think the main problem with American media right now, and all media, is they're treating this as if it's an Israel-centric problem. Whether Israel responds or doesn't respond, or when it responds. But what is going on with the rest of the world here? You know, the problem is that the sanctions have not been serious enough, they haven't been fast enough, and too many countries are still involved in very short term thinking. Now together with America, the hope is that we can get Europe, Asia and everyone else on board with ratcheting up these sanctions, making them so crippling that Iran will have to pay attention. The fact is they're not paying attention right now, so this is what we need to do.
HH: All right, last question. Syria is obviously in a state of slow motion collapse. What does that do for the way you view the security situation? Does that take pressure off? Or does that ratchet up the possibility of something going very badly wrong unexpectedly?
DS: Well, one thing that needs to be said about Syria, first of all, it's a terrible tragedy. I mean, I don't know if everyone is aware of this, but you know, there are around 25,000 people dead, 5,000 in the last month alone, around 500 a weekend. There are around three million people that are homeless in Syria today, dislocated because of the war, which is really a sectarian, you know, this regime is basically targeting people for their ethnicity, and it's really a terrible situation. It's also spilling over into Lebanon, into Jordan, into Turkey. And we hope very much it won't spill towards us. But it's a huge danger. I think the interest is to get rid of this regime as quickly at possible. It would be a huge blow to Iran, because they're Iran's only ally in the region, really, beyond the terror organizations. And this is something that has to happen, and has to happen as soon as possible to end the tragedy, and also, you know, leave a Syria that could be containable in the future.
HH: Consul General David Siegel, thanks for spending time with us. I hope I get you back as these events unfold. I appreciate you taking the time very much.
DS: Any time you need us. Thank you, Hugh.
HH: Thank you.
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Summary for episode 9:
For hitting Ishizawa Shujin is suspended for the week, which in turn causes Saiko to worry about him. After writing notes to Miho during class and her encouraging him to go and see if Shujin is alright Saiko decides to visit him after school. Once Saiko arrives at Shujin's apartment and Saiko asks him if he has any decent enough stories that he can write further chapters to and that he can draw. Shujin then informs Saiko that Kaya and Iwase both have feelings for him and he wants Saiko's help in the situation he is now in. Eventually Shujin tells them that he likes both of them, but he can not be in a relationship with either because of his career. Iwase tells Shujin that he should quit being a Mangaka and then leaves, however Kaya remains and tells him that she will support him. Kaya then gets insanely mad after Shujin informs her that he only spoke to her to get more information on Miho for Saiko, she then punches him and then tends to the wounds she's created, Saiko then leaves Shujin's apartment with his determination restored.
Summary for episode 10:
Saiko and Shujin meet up with Hattori who tells them that they will talk in the Editorial department and they take the lift up they are immediately bombarded with the Top 3 shounen manga One Piece, Naruto and Bleach plus a few other series also running in Jack. Hattori apologises for making them wait and tells them that Inagaki-sensei, Oda-sensei, Toriyama-sensei and Kishimoto-sensei all liked there work however the editors judging it thought it would never be published. Saiko is wanting to progress faster and asks Hattori if they can submit work for serialisation however Hattori is doubtful, the editor in chief says that work needs to be good for it to be serialised and Saiko and Shujin are not at that level yet and need a good main character to do so. Their early attempts are unimpressive however after staying up all night Hattori suggests that a cult hit that only 20% of the reader base would read but consider it their favourite, is a possible way for Saiko and Shujin to get first place. Shujin then informs Hattori of his other story "Money and Intelligence", which is about people who sell the contents of their minds to other people, Hattori likes this idea and informs them to work on "Money and Intelligence".
Preview: Chocolate and NEXT
Personal Enjoyment: 5/5.


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Henrik Petersson (HP): Hey Scott!
Yes, "Never Going Down", "Can You Hear Me", "Screamer" and "All Over Again" were the first-ever Screamer songs.
Martin, Chris and Anton had a prequel to Screamer, and we did actually use to play a couple of those live as well. Come to think of, I think "I Know" might be one of those actually!
SFM: Your website mentions that "Can You Hear Me" was played on Swedish national radio. As a North American this sounds quite incredible. What is the support like for metal in Sweden? Is it common for metal bands to be played on national radio?
HP: Yeah, we have great public service in Sweden, and over the years there's been programs like "Unsigned" and "P3 Rock" that play more than just the repetitive everyday bore you hear on the radio. It was P3 rock that gave us some exposure.
SFM: The first album came out in 2011, and it is one of the most genuine sounding metal albums I have ever heard. The band's love of metal and rock really shine through on the album. What was the songwriting process like for the first album? Did this process change at all for the second album?
HP: Well, on the first album we just played straight from our hearts with no intention of trying to make any thing solid and consistent, rather "full speed ahead" without any real direction. It took us two years to write it.
The second album was done and recorded within a year after Dejan had joined the band. I think it took three months in total to write, and I guess that's when we started to find a direction in which we wanted to go. Twin guitars, no unnecessary shredding. We sound like Screamer nowadays, not trying to copycat our idols(we're simply not good enough musicians haha) or following the surrounding trends that come with our musical territory. One could almost say we are growing up.
SFM: I first discovered your music when you opened for Alcoholator in 2011 in Canada. Though the crowd was somewhat sparse in Toronto, you guys put on an unbelievable performance. How did you guys get hooked up with Alcoholator, and what interested you about touring Canada?
HP: it was actually the summer of 2012 we had our first shows in Canada.
Toronto was quite hard the first time we played there, but we were so excited that it didn't matter if there was 15 or 15000 people in the crowd. Dejan and I have a good friend named Michaël (who runs Desbouleaux Fest in Montreal) and he introduced us to Alcoholator, we ended up on the same record label, started talking, and that was that. Those dudes are truly crazy, it was a hell of blast to tour with them.
SFM: One thing I have always wondered about is if the song "No Sleep 'til Hamilton" was inspired after the Toronto show, as I believe you guys played Hamilton the very next night. Is this correct? If so, what can you tell us about the journey to Hamilton?
HP: yes, yes it was. As most people know touring costs a fuck ton, so we never planned at staying at a hotel that night, but rather crash on friends floor. Then Matt's (from Alcoholator) phone crashes with the number to where we were supposed to sleep, so we figured "Fine, let's just sleep in the cars". Except one of the cars had broken down and was in the repair shop over night, and we couldn't squeeze nine people in to a five seat Subaru. We tried to get a hostel for the night, but we gave up on that idea after four hours and decided to roam the streets of Toronto instead. Very nice and friendly city by day, not as nice and friendly for four hick country boys in the dead of night. The promotor suggested that we go sleep in a park but we kindly told him to screw off.
The following night in Hamilton we decided sleep in the cars, now that they were both up and running again, but we quickly learned that in Canada you aren't allowed to sit and sleep behind the steering wheel, even without the keys, if you have had a beer. This resulted in the police forcing us to get a hotel where we got to sleep for two hours before we were off to next town for beer and breakfast. And that's just life on the road.
SFM: After the release of "Phoenix", Screamer once again returned to North America. If memory serves correctly, I believe this tour was initially meant to be a full North America tour, but was eventually shortened to just Canada. What was the reason for the change in touring plans?
HP: A coast to coast North American tour, starting of with the first weeks in the US with Züül before we continued on our own, was the original plan. We filed our work visas to the states about six months before we were supposed to play our first ever show on US soil, but I guess we didn't start early enough. Bureaucracy got in the way, to make a very long story short.
SFM: Between the two albums, what are your favourite songs to play live? Are there any songs that you don't like as much as when you first wrote them?
HP: Well, we always play Rock Bottom, Can You Hear Me, Demon Rider, Adrenaline Distractions, and Slavegrinder, they're our absolute favourites. A bunch of the old songs like "I Know", "Rising" and "Never Going Down" are the most often the songs that we never pick for a set. We've tried out "Lady Of The River" a couple times, and that truly is one hell of a funny and a bit out of the ordinary song to perform live.
SFM: Earlier this year, Christoffer Svensson left the band, and although Burning Fire from Night filled in for live dates, you are still looking for a new singer/bassist. What are you looking for in a singer? Are you willing to bring in two new band members, or will the new singer also have to play bass?
HP: Yes, we are in deed still looking for a new singer. Be that one who can handle a bass or not, is not a priority. We're looking for a new voice and someone to front the band, and someone that knows how to use the voice as a dynamic instrument rather than just falsetto squeeling, at the same time we've started to realise that we don't really know ourselves what we're looking for, but one day I guess we will hear someone and just say: " Yep, that's the person we want!" Haha
SFM: What are the band's plans for the future in terms of touring and a new album?
HP: Well, at the moment our hands are tied and we can't really do anything other than keep on writing new tunes until we've got a full band together. In my opinion, what we've been working on recently is the best we've ever done.
Hopefully all will sort out and we get to go back on the road before we record our third album.
SFM: It seems like there are a lot of great bands playing traditional heavy metal these days. In addition to the aforementioned Night, there are groups like Enforcer and Stallion, and Toronto has a fantastic scene as well featuring Cauldron, Skull Fist, and others. Why has this style of music seen a boost in popularity over the last few years? Are there any new up and coming bands you want to give a shout out to?
HP: As we've said many times before, we think it could be the search for pure joy of playing, living out your youth rock star dreams, rather than putting together a bunch of technical geniuses that can only play "drkdrkdrkdrkdrkdrkdrk" with palm muted guitars and overly trigged bass drums, but who are we to know.
If you're in to kickass rocknroll you should definitely check out our pals in Dead Lord, and if you're more into the pure heavy metal sound, then check the crazy drunkards of Ambush!
SFM: Any last words for the fans out there?
HP: Hang in there, we'll be back sooner than you know! Remember to rock hard, ride free, and live without any regrets!
Be sure to check out and like Screamer on Facebook!


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Procession Panel, right side, from Wilshusen et al, Fig. 11.5.
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Procession panel, 42Sa24318, Wilshusen et al., Fig. 11.5.
This posting began as a review of an interesting book by Richard H. Wilshusen, Gregson Schachner, and James R. Allison editors, titled Crucible of Pueblos: The Early Pueblo Period in the Northern Southwest (Monograph 71, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, UCLA, Los Angeles, 2012). More specifically, it was going to focus on one chapter in that book; chapter eleven entitled Processions, Leaders, and Gathering Places: Changes in early Pueblo Community Organization as Seen in Architecture, Rock Art, and Language (pages 198 – 218), by Richard H. Wilshusen, Scott G. Ortman, and Ann Phillips. The book itself is an excellent summation of much new information and new conclusions about the development of the early Pueblo cultures in the 4-Corners area and the Colorado Plateau. However, I find that instead of merely reviewing this excellent volume I also want to make some comments on the rock art illustrated. This has considerably lengthened what would have been a simple review and has led me to divide it up into two postings. This, the first one presents the authors (Wilshusen, Ortman, and Phillips) conclusions on the so-called Procession panel from southeastern Utah.
First things first, however. This book is an up-to-date survey of new knowledge of the 4-corners and Colorado Plateau civilizations we know as Basketmaker and Early Pueblo. Written by a new generation of archaeologists it discards some of the old assumptions and fills them in with new data that provides a clearer picture of what was actually happening at that time. It traces the development of that civilization from Basketmaker to Early Pueblo. I certainly give it a five-star rating. Anyone interested in the archaeology of the 4-corners and Colorado Plateau areas should read this book carefully. For the purposes of RockArtBlog, however, I was personally most interested in their Chapter 11, titled Processions, Leaders, and Gathering Places, and which looks closely at two rock art procession panels to illustrate some of the social evolution.
"The late Basketmaker-early Pueblo procession panels appear to reflect these changes in social life. Nowhere are these changes more clearly depicted than in the well-known Procession Panel, a 7-meter long composition in southeastern Utah (Figure 11.5). This panel illustrates a ritual gathering of at least two large groups coming from opposite directions to a great kiva or dance circle. The composition dates no earlier than A.D. 650 and no later than A.D. 800, based on the style of the rock art, the presence of a bow and arrows in the image, and construction dates for early great kivas and dance circles. The panel is located on the crest of a prominent ridge from which one can view much of the surrounding landscape. Robins and Hays-Gilpin (2000:fig. 12.7) discuss this panel with a primary focus on gender relations and the shifting division of labor and power during late Basketmaker III period. Our discussion here focuses on the creation and transformation of group identity reflected in this panel. The organization of the assembling groups and the identities of their members are partly revealed in the elements, organization, and design of the panel, along with its subject matter, narrative, and setting." (Wilshusen et al 2012:210)
"It is a narrative, a visual "telling" of at least two social groups coming together from different directions. Of course, it also may be a composite story of several repeated gatherings at the same place involving the same groups of people. The panel appears to have objectified and sanctified this event by showing the involvement of supernatural beings and powerful images. Numerous elements of the panel and its design reflect aspects of archetypical Pueblo gatherings as they occur today. Although the visual focus is clearly on the two lines of anthropomorphic figures approaching from opposite directions, two smaller and less conspicuous lines also approach the center. The number four is typical in Pueblo emergence accounts, directional symbolism, and ceremonial performances." (Wilshusen and Ortman 2012:210-11)
Procession Panel, left side, from Wilshusen et al, Fig. 11.5.
"Closer inspection of the panel reveals details about the organization of these groups and the identities of some of the individuals. The majority of the anthropomorphic figures in the four procession lines are nondescript, but about one in five have notable hairstyles or headdresses (ponytails, top knots, feathers, or birds), badges of office or instruments of power (crook neck staffs, bags on their backs, lobed circles, and so forth), or are gesturing with their hands or carrying unique items in their hands (lobed circles, bow and arrows, a flute?). The sheer variety of items and the distribution of items throughout the lines suggest that some, or all, of these figures may represent specific individuals known to the artist. The fact that symbols of authority are distributed somewhat evenly throughout the procession lines suggests that leaders of distinct household groups from both directions may have orchestrated the gathering. Although the right-side procession line has four times the number of figures in the left-side line, it is remarkable that the same number of figures with notable characteristics such as hairstyles, headdresses, gestures, or authority symbols occur in each line (24). This panel provides a livelier and more detailed picture of late Basketmaker-early Pueblo society than is possible using the excavation record alone." (Wilshusen and Ortman 2012:212)
Notice that the authors mention identifiable personal characteristics in the panel. I have written elsewhere that for a culture in which personal possessions are all hand-made, and are thus usually unique, the presence of such items as recognizable costumes, adornment, headdresses, etc., make those characters recognizable to anyone who knew them. In this way they approach our concept of portrait; a recognizable portrayal of someone's unique possessions representing the owner of the items. This means that we can speculate that this procession panel may represent either a symbolic gathering or meeting of specific groups of people, or the actual occasion of such a gathering.
The panel also represents a narrative, and not only a narrative on what is happening right at that time, but also what has happened previously. Note that there is a line of dots on the left side coming down from above about half way down the length of the procession, probably representing tracks joining the left row of figures indicating that people from farther in the distance in that direction walked over and joined the procession. This gives every indication of being a narrative of actual events. Not that every detail is meant to be accurate. For instance I doubt that whatever processions actually occurred had been accompanied by gigantic deer. There seem to be many symbols in the composition, possibly mythological references that would have conveyed meaning to the intended audience at that time. This remarkable artistic composition brings social and cultural events of that time to life in a way that no scientific examination of data possibly can.
The article Processions, Leaders, and Gathering Places: Changes in early Pueblo Community Organization as Seen in Architecture, Rock Art, and Language goes on with an examination of another procession panel, the Waterflow panel (LA79511) in New Mexico, and I will address that in a future posting.
Robins, Michael R., and Kelly A. Hays-Gilpin
2000 The Bird in the Basket: Gender and Social Change in Basketmaker Iconography. In Foundations of Anasazi Culture: The Basketmaker-Pueblo Transition, edited by P. F. Reed, pp. 231-247. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
Wilshusen, Richard H., Scott G. Ortman, and Ann Phillips
2012 Processions, Leaders, and Gathering Places, in Crucible of Pueblos: The Early Pueblo Period in the Northern Southwest, by Wilshusen, Richard H., Gregson Schachner, and James R. Allison, editors, Monograph 71, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, UCLA, p. 198-218.
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Bowman Hall Renovation Begins at MCLA
NORTH ADAMS, MASS. - Renovation work on Bowman Hall at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) has begun. Once completed, the transformed facility will feature central air-conditioning, remodeled classrooms, and new offices for the Mathematics and Computer Science departments, the Visual Arts portion of the Fine and Performing Arts Department, as well as for Academic Affairs.
Bowman Hall primarily will remain a classroom building.
According to James Stakenas, MCLA's vice president of administration and finance, in addition to new windows and lighting, the facility will have the same voice-over, Internet Phone (IP) system that was installed in the Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation. Another feature is an art gallery, to be located just off of the main floor lobby area.
While the building is under construction, art classes will continue to meet at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA), as well as in the PRESS Gallery downtown. Classes typically held in Bowman Hall have been relocated to Venable Hall and the MCLA Church Street Center for the year.
For more information, go to www.mcla.edu .


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After having been received by both AT&T's and Sprint's respective versions of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 already, the update to Android 5.0 Lollipop is now on its way to Verizon's model.
The carrier nicknamed Big Red has published the update documentation on its website, which means the rollout of the new software is imminent (if it hasn't started already).
As usual with these things, keep in mind that the over-the-air rollout will be staged, so it might be a few days (or more) before your Note 4 tells you about the update. If you don't want to wait, you can try to manually check by going to Settings > About phone > Software updates.
Your battery will need to be at least half full to initiate the procedure, and you are required to have at least 1.7GB of free space available. After applying the update, you'll be on build LRX22C.N910VVRU1BOAF.
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Do you have a favorite quote from a book?
A: As crazy as this sounds I don't think I do. I have come across great quotes but I never tend to write them down, so I quickly forget them. I really should start paying more attention to good quotes and keeping track of them.
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Gamesa Turns to Profit in 2013
Reuters - Spanish wind turbine maker Gamesa posted on Thursday a 45 million euro ($61.50 million) profit in 2013, after making losses in the same period a year earlier when it booked writedowns for stalling demand and staff layoffs.
Gamesa, whose main European competitor is Denmark's Vestas Wind Systems, said recurring earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) climbed 175 percent to 129 million euros in 2013 from a year ago.
The company sold 1,953 megawatts of wind turbine capacity in 2013, in line with its target, and said it expected to sell between 2,200 and 2,400 megawatts of capacity this year.
($1 = 0.7317 euros)
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I thought this movie deserved a much better rating than it seems to have received. It's a cleverly written whodunit with some fresh faces and some old-timers. I admit that it started to drag slightly in the middle but starts off nicely and builds to an unexpected conclusion. By the end of the movie you'll feel like you know the characters and you'll understand why it turned out the way it did. And the way it turned out hinges on a love story that is deftly woven into into the plot. More Indie than Hollywood; Highly recommended.
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Nicole A. Barry | Astoria, NY United States | 01/15/2002
(4 out of 5 stars)
"John Nigel Taylor as listed in the credits is in the
movie, playing a "hitman" so to speak. The movie is
about 5 people who steal a valuable art piece from
Argentina and ship it back to Los Angeles only to
learn that the art piece is allegedly not on the boat
they put it on. Enter the person to whom it was to be delivered to,
Mr. Ellington and his two hitmen, Dick (J. Taylor) and Tom ... John doesn't say anything in his first scene, but portrays
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Kevin's head. The story furthers, with the main characters having to owe Mr. Ellington one million dollars if he doesn't get the art piece, which is due to arrive in 5 days.John does finally talk however, and you get a close-up
of him biting a slice of cheese pizza and even
sniffing his jacket. His scenes although short, were
very well acted, I mean the idea of "sweet & innocent"
John Nigel Taylor playing a mean hitman, if you can
believe it, is something that you have to act on, and
he did it well. My disappointment is not in his
acting but in his role. I felt that his character was
underplayed, and underwritten. Although he wasn't a
main character, I think he could have had a few more
scenes and definitely a better script. But if you are
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Tim steals the show...despite the fact that he dies considerably early. Why is it that he dies in every damn movie? There's something about his English accent that exudes sensuality, and for an older man he is extremely attractive...but to each his own, I'm sure there are those that would disagree with me. Go rent or buy this movie today...you won't regret it."
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Feeling all bittersweet now. I am not sure why either. I guess I got quite emotionally attached to the whole process of this shoot that I had with Stef. Haha I'm so weird, I know! It's like writing the last chapter of a book. Or an ending to a journey/adventure you had with a close friend. Sighhh I don't think I'm making any sense right now. Sorry, my thoughts go all over the place sometimes and I just got back from a long day at school so excuse my oddness.
Anyway! I just want to say that I had a blast collaborating with Stef. I can't wait to see more of her work! Don't you!? She's such a sweetheart and she's got so much potential. I've also been thinking of photographing her before she leaves Malaysia. One; because she has gorgeous features and two; her pixie-like hair cut is so edgy, I love it! Hopefully I can find some time and come up with a concept? Hmm... Just sharing my thoughts! Okiedokie, now I can say:
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Often we end up being stuck in a rut because we don't want to let those around us down. We feel obliged to live up to everyone's expectations – to be good at our role, to go for the money, have the flashy car and fancy job title, but just because we have all these things doesn't necessarily mean we're happy. And for those of us over 50, the thought of moving jobs feels like we've got a massive mountain to climb. As retirement is only round the corner, we might as well cling on for the last few years, right? But is waiting it out worth sacrificing our happiness?
Electronics Engineer, Ashley Derrick made the bold move to change jobs at age 60, and it was the best decision he ever made. "In my old job I had got to the stage where I hated going to work, things had changed and I had started to feel like I would never be happy in work again. I suppose I thought that it was me rather than the wrong job, but thankfully I made the change and enjoy every moment of my working day now. There is a real lack of people around in the job market with the necessary skills and experience, particularly in the engineering/technical field, so my advice to anyone over 50 is to go for it and never underestimate your worth."
It's never too late to re-invent your career either. Some of the most successful businessmen in history had completely different occupations in their younger years. Take Walt Disney – contrary to belief, his career didn't always go swimmingly. The founder of The Walt Disney Company started out as a newspaper editor, but was apparently fired because "he lacked imagination and had no good ideas."
"The founder of The Walt Disney Company started out as a newspaper editor, but was apparently fired because "he lacked imagination and had no good ideas.""
Changing your job can also be the springboard to starting up your own business. That way you can escape the daily commute, manage your own workload, and take satisfaction in knowing that the fruits of your labour come directly to you. The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor recently revealed that the number of over 50s taking on entrepreneurship has risen more than 50% since 2008, overtaking the growth in young entrepreneurs over the past two years.[1]
With start-up loans of up to £10,000 now available from the government to help new businesses get off the ground, lack of funding is no longer a reason to put your dreams on hold. Melissa Mailer-Yates recently hit the headlines for being the 20,000th recipient of the loan. She received £6,000 to finance her start-up, Shakespuss & Co, a company which develops animated characters to make Shakespeare more accessible to children – the idea came from stories she read to her children.
"I have extensive international interest in my product, and this seed-funding has given me the opportunity to bring it to market. Hopefully it will lead to children all over the world dragging their parents to the UK to visit the birthplace of Shakespuss, and subsequently result in a younger generation keen to explore the wonders of Shakespeare and the English language" Said Melissa.
Discovering what you really want in life is crucial if you're looking to change work. Here are just a few job ideas you could take up:
- Brew or distill booze (but don't drink the profits!)
- Sell something online – start with stuff you need to recycle then start recycling for others.
- Write a novel (we're all supposed to have one in us).
- Open a café – it's a great way to meet people and often seen as an enjoyable way to spend your day.
- Gardening – if you're lucky enough to have been blessed with green fingers, make the most of your skills by setting up a gardening service.
- It's important to remember that when it comes to your job, it's literally never too late for a change of heart – after all, life really is too short to spend time in a job that you're not happy with.
If any of the above sounds vaguely familiar, then changing career could be the best decision you ever make.
1 The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, (2013), "GEM UK 2013 Report" [online]. Available from www.gemconsortium.org
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Precio: $1500.00
- Información general Fabricante : Cisco Systems
- Inc Nombre de Marca: Cisco
- Línea de Producto: Catalizador
- Gama de Producto : 2950
- Nombre del producto: Catalizador 2950SX -48 Ethernet Switch
- Tipo de Producto : Conmutador Ethernet Interfaces / puertos
- Número de puertos: 48 Puerto
- Fast Ethernet : Sí Interfaces /
- Puertos: 48 x RJ -45 10 / 100Base - TX LAN Interfaces / Puertos: 1 x RJ- 45
- Gestión de la consola Interfaces / Puertos: 2 x enlace ascendente MT - RJ 1000BASE - SX Expansiones E / S No aplica
- Características físicas Dimensiones: 1,72 x 17,5 Altura Ancho x Profundidad 13
- Peso : 10.6lb
Explanation in Detail
In general, Cisco switches? models are started with WS-. WS-C means the switch products and the products with WS-X begining refer to the engines or modules of switches. In addition, there is WS-G which means the Gigabit fiber optic transceiver modules of switches. Now, I explain the detailed meaning of each letter in the model through a few of examples.
eg. WS-C3560G-24TS-S
- W ? stands for IPSEC 40bit encryption;
- S ? means switchboard;
- C ? means the fixed-configuration switch;
- 3650 ? refers to the seires;
- G ? means all the interfaces are supported Gigabit or more. If there is no letter ?G? here, it shows that the mainly port of this switch is 10/100M or 100M;
- 24 ? here means there are 24 ports of this switch;
- T ? stands for port of BaseT port; sometimes, there is letter ?P? here which means BaseT port which supports PoE at the same time;
- S ? the S behind T means the extended interface is SFP type interface and uplink;
Note: There are also ?D? or ?C? or ?W?repalcing ?T? or ?S? here, which respectively means 10Gigabit Ethernet XENPAK port and uplink, T/SPF and uplink, Integrated wireless LAN controller(50 support for up to 50 access points). Some combination meaning as following:
TT ? common port and uplink port are both BaseT;
LC ? common port is BaseT and partially support PoE(4 ports) uplink port are BaseT/SFP;
PC ? common port is BaseT and all support PoE(24 ports) uplink port are BaseT/SFP;
TC ?common port is BaseT and uplink port are all BaseT/SFP;
TS ? common port is BaseT and uplink port are all SFP;
PS ? common port is BaseT and all support the PoE, uplink port are all SFP;
FS ? common port is 100BaseFX and uplink port are all SFP;
when there is only T, it means there is no uplink port in the switch.
? Cisco Catalyst 2950SX 48 Switch-48 10/100 Mbps ports with two fixed 1000BASE-SX uplinks
? Cisco Catalyst 2950T 48 Switch-48 10/100 Mbps ports with two fixed 10/100/1000BASE-T uplinks
? Cisco Catalyst 2950SX 24 Switch-24 10/100 Mbps ports with two fixed 1000BASE-SX uplinks
? Cisco Catalyst 2950 24 Switch-24 10/100 Mbps ports
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During the sparring session last night between Rev. Al Sharpton and Bill O'Reilly on "The Factor," Sharpton claimed that he saw the much bally-hooed tape of Tea Party protesters outside the Capitol building hurling the "n" word at black congressmen. The only problem is that such a tape most likely does not exist. Nor are there any credible witnesses whom have come forward to substantiate the charge. When confronted by O'Reilly, Sharpton started to back away from his claim that he actually saw a tape of the alleged incident.
Reminiscent perhaps of Sharpton's trumpeting of the infamous Tawana Brawley rape allegations, which turned out to be a hoax?
The Left and its allies in the mainstream media are using the race card in an effort to de-legitimize the opposition to President Obama, particularly as that opposition is reflected in the Tea Party movement. The main issues animating this movement have nothing to do with race. They revolve around fiscal responsibility, limited government and reliance on private enterprise. Tea party activists are united by opposition to a mammoth federal government engaged in run-away spending.
There may be a few bigots who attach themselves to the fringe of the Tea Party movement (as there are nuts attaching themselves to other movements on the Left and the Right), but a lunatic fringe does not define the Tea Party movement's core beliefs nor the attitudes of the majority of its members. The conservative leaders whom the Left charges with inciting violence – for example, Glenn Beck – have repeatedly urged precisely the opposite. Beck has called for protest on the model of Ghandi and Martin Luther King. His hero is George Washington.
The Left, of course, has its own violence-prone sympathizers such as the man, said to be a donor to the Obama campaign, who threatened to kill House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and his family. And how about the Service International Employees Union thugs who viciously attacked a black Tea Party activist for handing out flags to other conservatives last year outside a town hall meeting. One of the union goons used the "n" word in a tirade against the black conservative for daring to deviate from the Left's party line.
As the proverb says:
He that lives in a glass house must not throw stones.


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Alternativa Platform,
previously Alternativa Game, launched their Alternativa Platform milestone 1 and really one demo would have been enough but there are some great demos there that literally put them what appears a couple laps up on the 3d FPS style engine in Flash.
The engine is highly optimized and smooth, heavy on the processor, but using the 't' key you can see some nice revealing triangle rendering. Also, playing with the field of view adds for some nice game effects. (try jumping on the fans in the half-life like room in the first demo)
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One of the highlights of the recent Sloan Consortium International Conference on Online Learning was a keynote address by Daphne Koller of Coursera, one of the major platforms for Massively Open Online Courses (MOOCs). Her presentation focused on the vision of MOOCs as opening access to education for a global audience who may otherwise not be able to learn about a wide range of subjects. She also described features of Coursera that provide a level of learner engagement that is not discussed much in the media. An example is the ability of students to review and grade each other's papers. Along the way, she emphasized that Coursera's MOOCs are not designed for college credit, but that they do provide access to learning opportunities. She noted that, while Coursera had no plans to charge for courses or to grant credit, they were starting to offer learners, for a small fee, the equivalent of a "certificate of completion." While Koller didn't mention it, such a certification could make it easier for students who complete MOOCs to apply their learning through credit for life experience or credit by exam procedures.
While MOOCs may emerge as primarily a means of globally extending content, there seems to be good reason to think that they may also emerge as a way of creating and sustaining learning communities. As such, they could be an extremely valuable way to re-envision the Extension mission in a global information society.
For example, many land grant universities have made a commitment to helping small business operators develop the skills they need to be successful. This is critical in many communities, where small businesses are major employers. Historically, this work has been done through occasional workshops and small conferences. However, in the online environment, we can easily envision an engagement MOOC environment that would include:
· Video and computer-based OERs that focus on critical small business leadership skills, the latest research in the field, case studies of successful small business innovations, policy studies, etc.
· Online readings and assignments related to each of the OERs that give students—current and aspiring small business operators—the opportunity to explore the issues in more detail and to apply them to their own situations.
· Shared review of student responses, providing an opportunity for enrolled students to explore each other's ideas and share responses, in addition to faculty feedback.
· An ongoing learning community, allowing small business operators and faculty to share experiences and innovations as they implement ideas gathered during the formal course.
A similar pattern—publishing of OERs, engagement of learners around the OERs, and structured sharing of experiences and insights among participants—could be applied to other communities historically served by university extension educators. These include small community governments, police officers, social service providers, agriculture professionals, and a wide range of civil society professionals and community volunteers.
In addition, this environment could be used to create new relationships between universities and employers in specific industries in which the university is already engaged through teaching and research. Engagement MOOCs can be used to maintain contact with recent graduates as they move into jobs in selected industries, for instance, or to translate research findings for industry practitioners. Historically, such services tended to be organized on a state-by-state basis, through land grant universities. The online environment supports a much greater opportunity for universities to share expertise across state and even national boundaries, greatly increasing the cost-benefit of producing OERs. As such, MOOCs become practical opportunities for new and powerful a academic communities across traditional institutional boundaries and to build new relationships between faculty and industries for research, technology transfer, and professional education.
The MOOC is still a very new concept within the online learning universe (which itself has existed for only two decades). Early innovators in the MOOC arena tended to focus on extending large undergraduate courses to informal learning communities. It may well be that, in the final analysis, online learning as it emerged over the past two decades will continue to be the best way to extend formal credit instruction to a global student population, while MOOCs—which have already demonstrated their ability to attract global audiences to informal learning opportunities—will allow higher education institutions to re-envision their nonformal continuing and extension mission to serve the informal learning needs of a constantly expanding community of professionals, civil servants, and community volunteers.


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Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Alphabetical Sydney: Meet us at Kinokuniya
Hilary has a book out! Created with illustrator and old pal Antonia Pesenti, 'Alphabetical Sydney' is a celebration of Sydney in pictures and verse. For those who didn't make it to the launch, a new 'Alphabetical Sydney' exhibition is installed at Kinokuniya in the city. The exhibition closes Monday 20, but if you're in town on Saturday, drop in and say hello as we do a book reading, Q & A and a kids' drawing activity. See event details.
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Linkrealms free-to-play is almost upon us. Beginning October 10, all players will be able to access the game via Steam or the official website without the need of a purchase or a beta key.
While the game is going free-to-play, players need to keep in mind that this is not the official game launch. Full release is planned for 2017, and testing will continue until then. Mythyn is simply opening the game up in order to test systems that need more people on the server.
For those interested in Founder Packs that haven't purchased them as of yet, there is no need to worry as they will still be available for purchase and offer special perks. More information on the free-to-play launch and the impact it will have on the game is available on the game forums.
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Let me turn off The Elder Scrolls Online and Paladins first… oh… sorry, I can't.
Game, isn't too terrible. It's very reminiscent to Ultima Online, minus A LOT of what made Ultima great. It's missing a whole slew of skills, has an extremely toxic community, it's land mass is extremely small, not many like their loading small zones instead of one seamless map like UO (minus loading dungeons, T2A, etc), afk/macroing, two boxing to get a head in terms of skill gains is pretty much the norm if no encouraged, and their criminal system was non existent (basically free for all pvp) up until a few months ago. Even now, it's still a joke, with veteran players that have been in the game for YEARS owning new players without recourse since they never had a server wipe.
Yes, this means new player will be at a huge disadvantage considering the larger old guilds have a monopoly on dungeons, best housing spots, and the like (Again, land mass is very small.) This game is by no means P2W, no matter what any idiot would like to say. Even item repair kits, you can repair but your overall durability drops every time to a point where it will break after a certain amount of repairs, that will boost your items max durability +50 and give you a full repair…can be traded for in game gold or items from players that bought them from the item store.
The game could of been great, but they botched their first Steam early access launch with a pretty much incomplete game, with incomplete systems in place, and with a vastly toxic veteran community that basically drove new players away. Although I did like the game somewhat, it by no means is worth the frustration in my eyes.
Oh crap, and here i thought i was going to enjoy me some good ol' school game. But after reading this i kinda don't feel like it anymore. :> Thanks for heads-up.
No problems 🙂 just want everyone to know the game is highly toxic community, very incomplete, super small, no chance of advancement if you don't belong to the top 3 guilds, always play with someone, macro or 2 box in a house to get skill gains, and HIGH level friends or guild to farm the bosses for a 1% chance at descent loot.
As I said, I really really wanted to like the game. The house customization is cool, although wonky ui, the semi clown like color scheme for the updated old school graphics sorta works for the game, and the base idea of the game is pretty cool. Just man, after so many years in development the game is missing a HUGE chunk of systems (both for gameplay and players well being) and content sorta slowly sinking the game. That and the first EA launch on Steam basically put the first nail in the coffin for the game, and with this F2P launch…lol, I bet it'll be the same complaints. Cheaters, 2 boxers, ghost scouts, lack of skills, lack of content, and inability for new players to compete due to 5+ years of disadvantages on veteran players. Oh wait, yeah no wipes remember? 😀
It's not a bad game. It's quite alright actually. I enjoyed my few hours in the game in winter beta. To bad the beta keys were actually some sort of free trial with reduced max skill levels compared to paying testers.
I hope this f2p model will not be the same.
you had to pay for this sh*? and what was the price? ))) so funny
Hoo, amusing.
I might just give this a spin.
this was one of the worst games i ever tried, it's actually pretty old so it's kind of funny how it took them this long to go "free to play" the gameplay is like a game from 1990s XD


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Chiropractic care — it's more than you think
I n a little more than 120 years, chiropractic care has grown to be the largest healthcare profession that helps people without drugs and surgery. Since I was licensed to practice chiropractic almost 40 years ago, I have witnessed tremendous growth in the public's awareness of the benefits of chiropractic care. However, there are still many within the general public, and the medical community, who are missing out. When it comes to chiropractic care, here's what you need to know to be well informed:
1. Chiropractic care isn't just for sore backs and stiff necks. Chiropractic care has been proven to help people suffering with conditions that most people would not realize could benefit from chiropractic care: constipation, headaches, depression, immunodeficiency problems, organ and glandular dysfunctions, numbness, tingling, fertility challenges, colic, chronic recurring ear infections, visual disturbances and cancer. Chiropractic care is not a treatment for these conditions. However, chiropractic physicians recognize the essential role proper energy flow plays in the body's ability to self-heal and function well.
2. Chiropractors are"real" doctors. Chiropractors are highly educated and trained doctors that are fully licensed in every state by the federal government. They are primary healthcare, portal of entry practitioners equal to and on a par with medical doctors. Doctors of Chiropractic receive an education similar to medical doctors.The typical applicant when entering a chiropractic college has a bachelor's degree, including coursework in anatomy, biology, chemistry, psychology, math, communications, and other general topics. Once accepted into chiropractic college, students engage in four to five academic years of study in basic sciences, diagnosis, patient communication, patient management, business, and hands-on clinical training in teaching clinics. Students must then successfully pass multiple parts of national boards and sit for a state jurisprudence exam to obtain state licensure.
3. Chiropractic physicians are unique. Chiropractors don't prescribe drugs or surgery.The primary form of care involves the detection, location and correction of spinal misalignments, called subluxations, which alter the quality of energy that communicates between the mind and body. Using a variety of techniques, we adjust these subluxations, enabling your body to heal faster and more completely.
4.You can be adjusted without having your spine"twisted and popped." Fifty percent of the population does not want to be twisted and popped. In addition to the traditional methods, many chiropractors offer techniques that involve absolutely no twisting, popping or cracking of the spinal joints. Care can be personalized to each person's clinical needs and personal preferences.
5. Numerous studies show that chiropractic care is very safe. In fact, chiropractors pay a fraction of the cost for the same level of malpractice insurance compared to medical practitioners. It is important to realize that the optimum safety in performing spinal adjustments has been shown to occur only with chiropractors - not other practitioners. Of all professions, chiropractors have the most extensive training in the art of spinal adjusting.
6. Chiropractic care is cost effective. Multiple independent studies have concluded the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of chiropractic care for the same diagnosis. What care will cost you depends upon a variety of factors: whether your condition is acute or chronic; if there are any complicating factors requiring specialized testing or supportive services; and of course the quality of your insurance policy. While most insurance carriers cover chiropractic care, some policies may have higher co-pays or deductibles. Many people use funds in a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for their care.
7.The best time for a chiropractic checkup is at birth.The second best time is right now.The last trimester of pregnancy and the birth process typically cause the first subluxations. This negatively impacts the child's development, immunity, athletic and educational performance. The saying goes,"As the twig is bent, so grows the tree." If you have never had a chiropractic checkup for subluxation, or it's been a while, then make time for yourself to have a checkup. Regular, periodic checkups for subluxation, with adjustments when they are detected, will allow your entire body to function better. This enables you to move better, have stronger resistance to disease, age more gracefully and have the best lifestyle possible. It is always better to make time for wellness, or you'll have to make time for illness!
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Object Oriented Analysis and Design Syllabus
Periods/week : 3 Periods . Ses. : 30 Exam : 70 Examination (Practical): 3hrs. Credits: 4
1. BASICS OF OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING: Introduction to Object Oriented Paradigm – procedural Paradigm – An overview of classes, objects and Methods inheritance and polymorphism.
2. Basics OF C++: Structure of a c++ program – preprocessor directives-data types and declaration-Expressions and operator precedence-Program flow control-functions-scope of variables-default arguments-dynamic allocation-new and delete operators.
3. DATA ABSTRACTION: Classes as objects, user defined data types, constructors & destructors, controlling and accessibility, class members, member functions, implementation of classes.
4. INHERETANCE: Derived classes-syntax of derived classes – access to the base classoverloading inherited member function- multiple inheritance- virtual base class virtual functions and polymorphism, static and dynamic bindings – virtual functions – pure virtual functions – dynamic binding through virtual functions- virtual function call mechanism – implications of polymorphism use of classes – virtual destructors – calling virtual functions in a base class constructor
C++ I/O- standard functions using C functions -Stream I/O in C++ -Manipulators – Formatted I/O Overloading << and >> Operators -File I/O
5. POLYMORPHISM: Overloading functions and operators-runtime polymorphism-over loading new and delete operators.
6. Templates: Generic Classes using Macros – Class Templates – Function templates – Advantages of Templates.
7. EXCEPTION HANDLING IN C++: Benefits of exception handling troubles with standard C functions (setjmp and longjmp)-Proposed exception handling mechanism for C++
8. OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN: Trends in software design-Notation for objects-Hybrid design methods -separation of Responsibilities-driven design-design phases and tools-step by step design-grady booch approach.
9. Introduction to U.M.L : Description of various U.M.L. Diagrams with examples.
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1. Object oriented Programming using C++: E. Balagurusamy, PHI.
2. The Unified Modeling Languages user Guide by Grady Booch Etal.(Pearson Education)
3. Object Oriented Programming in C++: N. Barkakati, PHI
4. Object Oriented Programming through C++ by Robat Laphore.
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i have a 94 se-r and im trying to figure out which abs setup i have cause i called a couple parts houses and they are asking if i have a japanese or usa abs setup any help would be great
i have a 94 se-r and im trying to figure out which abs setup i have cause i called a couple parts houses and they are asking if i have a japanese or usa abs setup any help would be great
hmmm... so from this little read... GTi-R suspension fits perfectly into an NX-R coupe?
I know that n13 pulsar suspension is interchangable with a GTi-R too... so technically n13 pulsa should fit into b13 nx-r
Mechanically they will bolt in, but I wouldn't be so sure of the spring rates being the same - that might need some investigation, mainly for the rears, but the fronts are identical from what I have heard.
TBH, I think that PGA is the better place for this kind of information for us B13'ers as the B13 and N14 are virtually identical and suspension is interchangeable... not to mention many more people on PGA with actual experience from racing, attempting the modification.
(Not trying to knock anyone here, its just they have a larger user base, so it stands to reason that there is more knowledge and experience there)
the pulsar and the exa is different at he back.. i know one is longer than the other but the front is identical.. concerning spring rate mikey is right.. but as you get coil overs you can adjust them ut if you put stock GTIR suspension the spring rate of the GTir is stiffer.. you might wanna put softer spring in the exa pulsar but you can also leave it it's up to you..
i did have the n13sss is my previous car and it lowered the back a bit more than the exa did.. but i recon the GTir with king spring will do just perfect for the rear
just because I have my n13 pulsar suspension sitting around still, so if i could chuck that into the nx i would be laughing!!!1
been reading through this and didn't get what I was looking for...
I have a 1992 NX-R coupe that I crashed a few weeks ago...
I have replaced the 'parallel links' and 'radius rod' but my wheels still sit with way to much positive camber... Everything looks okay and straight and the only thing I can think of is if the 'parallel links' from a N14 pulsar are exactly the same as the B13 Nx ones or are they shorter. If they are shorter that could explain what is wrong.
Any help would be appreciated. Cheers


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Championship: Birmingham extend Chris Burke's contract by 12 months
Birmingham have extended midfielder Chris Burke's contract by another 12 months.
Last Updated: 03/05/13 2:21pm
The Scotland international will remain at St Andrew's until June 30, 2014 after boss Lee Clark activated a clause in the 29-year-old's contract to ensure a further year's stay.
After joining Blues from Cardiff in July 2011, Burke has found the net 22 times in over 100 appearances and, in his debut season, helped the club to the npower Championship play-offs where they lost to Blackpool in the semi-finals.