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First off, thanks to our readers! Y'all have been great and we appreciate your support and readership. We also appreciate your patience as we took some extra time to get our Daggers review completed. There were a few events that slowed our process a bit over the last week that are worth mentioning.
We learned from our testing on the PTR that items without "stats" appear to be eligible for transmogrification. We were about halfway through compiling our charts when we learned this, so we had to step back and retool some of the values we had compiled. We also found that with Daggers in particular, the 1H/MH/OH rule made for some extremely tricky navigation to get to our final results. And last but certainly not least, I personally had to step away from the team for a few days for the birth of my son! Exciting times!
|Differentiation Analysis: Daggers Eligible For Dual Wielding
- Melee that can equip two (2) Daggers and may wish to dual wield the same model.
- Casters that can only equip one (1) Dagger and need to know what their MH/1H options are.
Therefore we are parsing our Daggers review into two articles. The first, released today, will be focusing on assisting players that can equip two (2) Daggers and may wish to dual wield the same model. We'll follow a day or so from now with the second article focusing on players that can only equip one (1) Dagger. And remember, you only need one unit of a particular model in order to transmogrify two weapons with the same look.
The chart you see above (click for larger image) represents every Epic, Rare and Uncommon Dagger model currently available in-game that can be transmogrified.
One key change we have introduced here is the gray horizontal band across the top. For the purposes of dual wielding models, Daggers that fall in this row are actually ineligible for dual wielding because they are MH or OH only. Our hope is that this will make for easy identification of what you can dual wield, and what you cannot.
And as always, our Visual Positioning Analysis, Editors' Picks and a Map Key identifying every model reviewed here can be found at the base of the article.
If you're familiar with the way we segment our Differentiation Analysis and the models in the chart, feel free to jump to the next header and our initial conclusions.
For those of you who are new to Disenchanting Azeroth and our methodologies here, we refer to the chart above as our Differentiation Analysis. This is a visual analysis of design language and form, so the different variations of color and model skin for each version of a particular model is not represented here. That being said, if you find something here you'd like to inquire about further, scroll down to our Map Key and links to WoWhead for details on where you can acquire the model or various recycled versions of it.
We arrange each individual model (not each skin) horizontally by the expansion in which it was introduced to the game, and vertically by the number of weapons the model is shared with other weapons in-game. The more it is recycled, the lower we rank it because it is technically less unique. The less it is recycled, the more unique it becomes and thus the higher we rank it. The models in the white row, second from the top, labeled "exclusive" retain exclusive rights to the model, as there is nothing else currently attainable in-game that can be dual-wielded and match it with transmogrification, not even a Heroic equivalent.
We also identify Heroic alternates in their own row, and if a recolored skin is available we've highlighted it by reversing its position and placing a white halo around it. As you'll note, not all Heroic versions have been recolored. In fact the majority of them are identical to their normal mode versions.
The goal of our evaluations is to determine just how much visual parity there is among weaponry in the World of Warcraft, and where the niches lie that players can leverage as a means to visually differentiate themselves from their peers with Transmogrification in 4.3.
Our Initial Conclusions
- Dual wielding actually increases the perceived value of certain models. It's really interesting, and will be easier to understand this particular point once we release the second of these articles on Daggers. What happens is certain models, like the 1H Dagger of the Rising Moon from Wrath which shares its model with the MH Dagger of Lunar Purity and the MH Spectral Kris, though it shares its model with these two other weapons - it doesn't actually share its model with any other 1H weapons. Both Lunar Purity and Spectral Kris are Main Hand Daggers, models which cannot be dual wielded per Blizzard's rule that MH items can only transmogrify into other MH items. So for the dual wielding chart above, Rising Moon ranks as "exclusive". You'll find in our follow up article, though, that it ranks much lower when we consider Daggers for casters that can only wield one.
- Wrath really pumped out the models. This is the first chart we've put together where we've seen a substantial increase in the number of unique models post-Burning Crusade. The theme has consistently been the opposite, where numbers have generally been in decline since TBC. Here we see Wrath not only matching TBC's output of unique models, but also upping the ante by nearly 25% more.
|Visual Positioning: Daggers Eligible for Dual Wielding
The vertical axis here is a continuum of INTROVERTED forms (singular geometry, quiet) to EXTROVERTED forms (multiple, intersecting geometry, loud). Basically weapons at the bottom of the matrix are visually much quieter than those at the top.
The horizontal axis here is a continuum of STATIC forms (rectilinear, sharp transitions) to FLUID forms (organic, smooth transitions). Basically, weapons to the left appear more stoic and angular and those on the right appear more organic and curved.
The goal here isn't to determine the exact placement of each individual weapon, rather it is to identify deltas between them as a means to draw some conclusions and inform our recommendations that follow. For the sake of argument, we're also going to take Blizzard's "exclusive" Daggers for dual wielding from the white row in our Differentiation Analysis and cross reference them with this Visual Positioning matrix. This will let us know if the models that have maintained their exclusivity over time can actually stand out in the crowd (click for larger image).
|Visual Positioning Analysis: "Exclusive" Models
Red ellipses identify a Dagger from the "exclusive" models that looks too much like the other weapons around it. In other words, the value of being an exclusive model doesn't do it much good if its aesthetic is too similar to its peers. A great example here is Webbed Death (45, 55). There are just too many other Daggers that visually compete with it for it to stand out in a crowd.
Green ellipses identify a Dagger from the "exclusive" models that is far enough removed from the mass of parity that it should be able to maintain its identity. Equip one of these, and you're more likely to stand out among your peers. A great example here is the Messenger of Fate (10, 50), as it remains in a niche by itself.
Another interesting example here is the Torturing Poker (1, 99). It didn't make our Editors' Picks, but this would still be an easy one to recommend because there's simply nothing else in the neighborhood. Don't be alarmed if you look it up on WoWhead and note that it shares its model with four other items in-game. Two of them are wands, so this model is actually going to be pretty rare. A great item to have some fun with, and an easy one to make yourself appear more unique.
Also worth noting are the three Daggers we've extracted from the Deathwing raid PTR files (50,1), (30,30) and (15,30). Each of these stand alone for dual wielding. What we don't know yet, however, is which of them are One-Handers and which are going to be the token Main Hander for casters.
Our Final Conclusions
- There are a lot of options here for dual wielding. As you can see, Dagger model designs are pretty well spread out and though there is some clustering going on, it's not nearly as nasty as what we've seen from other weapon categories. We would be perfectly content with players opting for models like Death's Sting (1, 35), Boundless Agony (50, 25), or Alysra's Razor (30, 10) and others that appear to be occupying their own little niche. The landscape gets a bit more condensed when we switch up values and target casters wielding just one Dagger, but it's not too bad of a shift. Stay tuned for our next article where you can evaluate the shift for yourselves.
- Daggers seem to have received the novelty nod more than other weapons. With weapons like the Fang of Oblivion (see below), Alysra's Razor, the Torturing Poker, Direbrew's Bloodied Shanker and others, the Daggers category sure seems like it has the most animation-driven/novelty designs. We initially grabbed a number of these for our Editors' Picks because they were so unique, but then we backed off a bit for fear of coming across too gimmicky.
- Blizzard's future aesthetic could progress in a number of directions. As our readers are aware, we like using our visual matrices as a means to try and project where Blizzard may take their weapon aesthetic in the future. Whereas some other matrices we've put together depict quite clearly where the opportunity lies, here it's much more inconclusive. Really Blizzard could head in a number of directions and have a lot of fun with some new designs.
We hope you've enjoyed our first of two articles on Daggers. If your goal is to truly take advantage of Transmogrification in patch 4.3 and stand out among your peers, we encourage you to reference these charts. For those players desiring a kickstart to their selection, we've included our Editors' Picks below based on our analysis. And remember, a Map Key identifying all the models reviewed here, as well as links to WoWhead and the actual items can be located below our Editors' Picks. Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for our next article targeting Daggers for casters, due out in the next day or so.
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The following models are in no particular order, and are intended for dual wielding:
1. Unknown Dagger, a potential drop from the Deathwing raid and extracted from the PTR files. Based on our analysis, this Dagger will be the most frighteningly bad ass model available in-game for transmogrification. Our hope is it will be a One Hand item intended for melee, and as such we've included it as a candidate for dual wielding rogues. If this turns out to be a caster's Main Hand spellblade of sorts, however, then our balloon will deflate along with with those of our rogue readers, because it would be a damn shame to not be able to dual wield these.
2. Twinblade of Mastery, a potential drop from Pandemonius in Mana-Tombs. There are a few Daggers with actual twin blades protruding from the hilt, but this model accentuates that fact the most. Extremely angular, and with very little competing with it visually, these would make a great selection for dual wielders.
3. Hungering Spineripper, a potential drop from Harbinger Skyriss in The Arcatraz. With a number of models falling into the realm of this organic, claw theme, we wondered if it would be worth pulling one of them for our Editors' Picks. When we saw the animation for this model, it locked it in for us. The bulbous form at the base of the hilt pulsates as if something is living, breathing inside.
4. High Warlord's Razor, a legacy PvP reward available for Honor Points. We fell in love with it during our initial review and posted to our Twitter followers that it was likely to end up in our Editors' Picks because we didn't think there would be anything quite like it. We were right. We reviewed so many skull models as part of some of our previous weapon reviews, but you can tell someone really put some love into this design. It's so classic that it's modern, and it wouldn't surprise us to find something similar to this actually being toted around right now by someone in real life. If we could commission @Epic_Weapons, creators of the original Frostmourne replica, to forge something fresh for us it would be this little beauty. Our weapon crush aside, there's nothing quite like in our analysis and it's really carved out its own little niche.
5. Fang of Vashj, a potential drop from Lady Vashj in Serpentshrine Cavern. Remember that fish in Finding Nemo that went berserk whenever he saw bubbles? Exactly, he'd be cuckoo for Coco Puffs on this one. Not quite as organic as our team may have positioned it, though uniquely fluid in its visual elements just the same, this item is one-of-a-kind, which is amazing thinking about pairing two of these together and going into battle with them. They would still have likely made it into our EPs even without the bubble animation because as we pointed out in a previous post, in-game aquatic-themed weapons are so scarce. That said, the animation definitely helps it hit a home run.
6. Messenger of Fate, a potential drop from Gurtogg Bloodboil in the Black Temple. Simple, sturdy, and another weapon we tweeted out early on in our data mining, this item has carved out such a great little niche for itself. We almost didn't include it here because it didn't feel unique enough compared with some of the other animated and/or novelty Daggers we came across. But when we stepped back and realized we needed to incorporate more stable designs, MoF was at the head of our bench. A fantastic, planar design.
7. Fang of Oblivion, a potential drop from Steelbreaker in Ulduar. It is what it is, and we probably don't need to say much about it. Whereas the "spectral" theme has been a bit overdone in the mounts department, we feel this item has been able to maintain its appeal because there simply aren't any other weapons that attempt to match it, the MH Starshard Edge aside. The Fang is the only weapon you could actually dual wield and attain this look.
8. Dagger of the Rising Moon, availble for Champion's Seals at the Argent Tournament. As we mentioned earlier in our article, this is one of those weapon models that becomes more intriguing when you consider it for dual wielding. There's simply nothing else like it in-game, it's exceptionally fluid in its design, and because of its origin at the Argent Tournament it's likely to be overlooked. Stay classy San Diego, and pick up one of these to see if you meld with our mojo here at DA.
9. Warp Splinter's Thorn, a potential drop from Warp Splinter in The Botanica. When we've suggested woodsy or Druid-like aesthetics for Emerald Dream in previous posts, this is one of those models that falls on the fringes of what we're alluding to. This is a bit more overt in that it's literally trying to embellish on an actual wooden thorn of sorts, but nevertheless it starts to head in the direction we have in mind. With that said, this design in its current state is so fashionably unique that it warrants consideration here as well as in our article to follow targeting casters. So grab yourself a violet thorn from Outland, see if you can pair it up with some matching digs with our new friends over at the Visual Roleplay Gear List.
10. Shard of Azzinoth, a potential drop from Illidan Stormrage in the Black Temple and another green-themed weapon in our Editors' Picks. We were between the Shard and the Twinblade of the Hakkari here, and the Shard had two things going for it. First, the Twinblade was recently resurrected so it feels like current content. Second, the Shard has a very familiar green glow about it that could prompt just a sliver of envy among your peers.
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The administration's initial accounts, however, changed dramatically in the following days, according to a review of briefing transcripts and administration statements, with a new narrative emerging Sept. 16 when U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice asserted in a series of TV appearances that the best information available indicated that the attack had spun off from a protest over the video.
What prompted that pivot remains a mystery amid a closely contested presidential election and Republican allegations that President Barack Obama intentionally used outrage over the video to mask administration policy missteps that led to the deaths of four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens. The issue is sure to arise when Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney meet Monday to debate foreign policy.
Paul Pillar, a former top U.S. intelligence analyst on the Middle East, said that it's natural with such incidents for accounts to change as new information is gathered. "You have not only a fog of war situation, but fragmentary, incomplete information, and as the responsible agencies develop and acquire better information, the explanations are naturally going to evolve," he said.
But the administration's statements offer an ironic twist on the "fog-of-war" phenomenon: They apparently were more accurate on the day after the attacks than they were when Rice made her TV appearances four days later. Administration officials so far have provided no detailed explanation for the change.
Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council, declined to comment for this report beyond saying that, "These issues have been covered in countless comments by the president and briefings."
State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner declined to address specifics. "An independent board is conducting a thorough review of the assault on our post in Benghazi. Once we have the board's comprehensive account of what happened, findings and recommendations, we can fully address these matters," he said in an email.
On the day after the attack, transcripts show, senior administration officials, briefing reporters, declined in response to three direct questions to link the Benghazi assaults to protests over the video. One senior official told reporters during the briefing that "unidentified Libyan extremists" launched what was "clearly a complex attack." The official isn't named because such briefings typically come on the condition of anonymity.
At campaign stops in Colorado and Nevada the next day, Sept. 13, Obama referred to the Benghazi assault as "an act of terror." At the State Department press briefing that day, spokeswoman Victoria Nuland was asked directly and repeatedly whether there was a link between the video protests and the attack on the U.S. consulate.
While she mentioned that commentary on social media was making the link "to this reprehensible video," Nuland emphasized several times that there wasn't enough information for officials to make that leap, even though some news reports, including those of The New York Times and Agence France Presse, were citing unnamed witnesses in Libya who said that anger over the video was the reason the consulate was targeted.
"We are very cautious about drawing any conclusions with regard to who the perpetrators were, what their motivations were, whether it was premeditated, whether they had any external contacts, whether there was any link, until we have a chance to investigate along with the Libyans," Nuland said.
That evening, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presided over a State Department reception marking an Islamic holiday; her remarks made no mention of a protest and made only passing reference to reports that listed "inflammatory material posted on the Internet" as a possible motive.
One of the speakers, Ali Suleiman Aujali, the Libyan ambassador to the United States, told Clinton and the other attendees in no uncertain terms that what happened in Benghazi was a terrorist attack.
"I hope that this sad incident which happened, this terrorist attack which took place against the American consulate in Libya, it will tell us how much we have to work closely," Aujali said, according to the official transcript.
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With images of besieged U.S. missions in the Middle East still leading the evening news, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney became the first official to back away from the earlier declaration that the Benghazi assault was a "complex attack" by extremists. Instead, Carney told reporters, authorities "have no information to suggest that it was a preplanned attack." He added that there was no reason to think that the Benghazi attack wasn't related to the video, given that the clip had sparked protests in many Muslim cities.
"The unrest that we've seen around the region has been in reaction to a video that Muslims, many Muslims, find offensive," Carney said.
When pressed by reporters who pointed out evidence that the violence in Benghazi was preplanned, Carney said that "news reports" had speculated about the motive. He noted again that "the unrest around the region has been in response to this video."
Carney then launched into remarks that read like talking points in defense of the U.S. decision to intervene in last year's uprising against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi: that post-Gadhafi Libya, he said, is "one of the more pro-American countries in the region," that it's led by a new government "that has just come out of a revolution," and that the lack of security capabilities there "is not necessarily reflective of anything except for the remarkable transformation that's been going on in the region."
By that Sunday, Sept. 16, the evolution of the narrative was complete when Rice, the U.N. ambassador, showed up on all five major morning talk shows to make the most direct public connection yet between the Benghazi assault and the incendiary video.
While she couched her remarks in caveats – "based on the information we have at present," for example – Rice clearly intended to make the link before a large American audience.
According to the then-current assessment, Rice told ABC's "This Week," the attack was "a spontaneous – not a premeditated – response to what had transpired in Cairo" – a reference to a demonstration triggered by the anti-Muslim video in which hundreds breached the U.S. Embassy compound there and tore down the American flag. Rice repeated the claim throughout her talk-show appearances and later blamed intelligence services for giving her incorrect information before she went on air.
The next day, Nuland faced pointed questions about Rice's remarks from the State Department press corps, which noted that even the Libyan president was describing the events as a coordinated terrorist operation. Fielding a barrage of questions from reporters trying to pin down the administration's position in light of the divergent statements, Nuland defended Rice's remarks with a repeated line about the ambassador's statements accurately reflecting "our government's initial assessment."
On Sept. 19, as the video story began to collapse amid news reports from Libya and intelligence leaks from Washington that pointed to a premeditated attack, the administration's story underwent yet another alteration in what seems to be an effort to reconcile the dueling narratives.
At a congressional hearing, Matthew Olsen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, offered testimony that wove together both versions. He called it a "terrorist attack," but also deemed it an "opportunistic attack." He made no specific mention of a preceding demonstration over the video – witnesses interviewed by McClatchy for stories on Sept. 12 and 13 had said there was no protest – but did say that the violence "evolved and escalated over several hours."
"What we don't have at this point is specific intelligence that there was a significant advanced planning or coordination for this attack," Olsen testified.
Under intense pressure from Republican critics over the handling of the Benghazi aftermath, the Obama administration finally came full circle on Sept. 20, returning to what Libyan and U.S. officials had said at the very beginning: the attack on the Benghazi consulate was separate from the region's video protests and bore the hallmarks of a terrorist attack.
Carney, the White House spokesman who'd only days earlier tied the incident to the video, told reporters it was "self-evident that what happened in Benghazi was a terrorist attack." He cited Olsen's testimony that pointed to the involvement of militant groups operating in eastern Libya, "including possible participation by elements of al Qaida," especially its North African branch.
In the next week, as the Republican-led political storm over the administration's shifting accounts grew, the office of the nation's top intelligence official announced that as a result of new information, it had determined that the consulate had been hit by a "deliberate and organized attack," and that it was responsible for the narrative that the assault began "spontaneously."
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Ben, who was selected as a Presidential Fellow as an incoming freshman, immediately became immersed in campus life. A biology major minoring in chemistry and philosophy, he was a two-year member of the varsity swim team, and he works on campus as a tour guide, resident assistant, and member of the Honor Board.
"The swim team was a great social tool to help me get to know so many people," he says. "From your teammates, you start to meet people in fraternities and sororities and other organizations and, pretty soon, you know the entire campus."
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Dollar cotton — the stuff dreams are woven of, the Holy Grail of both hardscrabble farms and plantation-sized enterprises, the benchmark that lures typically cautious farmers to wait a few more days to price their crops and, more often than not, catches them in a downward spiral that moves down a lot faster than it moved up.
Dollar cotton — the bones of novel plots that pit hard-working farmers against the treachery of speculators. If it ever reaches a dollar a pound, stories go, dirt poor tenant farmers can buy their way out of poverty, send their kids to school, buy land, enter the realm of respectability, and sneer at their former landlords. Moving on up.
Dollar cotton became a reality earlier this week for the first time since 1995, according to a Bloomberg report that put December futures at $1.015 a pound.
Other reports indicate potential for prices to reach $1.25 before the run is done.
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The jump comes on news that supplies are falling rapidly; mills need cotton now and are concerned about supplies.
"I don't know exactly what to think about it," said Jeff Posey, a Roby, Texas, farmer and the 2010 Southwest High Cotton Award winner. "I've never sold dollar cotton before."
He said he's not likely to this year either, but he's excited about the opportunity to sell for a profit. "We market through a pool, as do most of the farmers in the area, so we might not see $1 a pound."
But Posey said the pool had done a pretty good job of capturing some fairly good prices. "So we may get some pretty good money out of the increase."
He said he wouldn't complain about 75 cents a pound.
He also wonders about next year. "Will we see more acres in cotton in 2011? Corn and wheat markets are also up."
Posey said his crop looks good as he gets ready to harvest. "I'll have some very good dryland cotton. And with prices above $1 a pound, it's really exciting."
"The opportunity that has been presented to growers this year is extraordinary," says Plains Cotton Growers Executive Vice President Steve Verett. "It is rare to see cotton prices at the levels we have seen over the past few months, much less to see them at the levels reached earlier this week. The fact that these prices are being supported by real market fundamentals is the best news of all and will hopefully extend beyond the 2010 harvest season."
"Take your money!" says O.A. Cleveland, Professor Emeritus, Mississippi State University.
"Cotton is at near historical highs and the market is saying give me some cotton," Cleveland said. "It makes no sense to wait and look for the peak. Price and sell everything now. If a farmer feels like he just has to sell some cotton at the peak, hold five or 10 bales, or just one bale. But for now, take the money. We never know what the peak is until it's come and gone."
Cleveland said the current price uptick comes from several factors, chiefly a "very strong tightness in both U.S. and world cotton supplies." That tightness, he said, is augmented by "stronger demand than we anticipated out of China."
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China's cotton crop is smaller than expected because of weather. Weather also hurt Pakistan cotton production as floods ravaged much of their cotton acreage.
"And there is still very strong concern with India's government embargo." That combination of factors, but primarily the tight U.S. and world stocks, Cleveland said, has pushed prices into the rarified air of $1 a pound.
Fund traders, because of the U.S. and world economies, are also back in the commodity markets. "Most commodities are up," he said. "We see little resistance in the market. So we can just sit back and see what happens."
He said if all the factors play out, cotton could hit $1.25. But farmers should take action now, he said, while they have profit opportunities.
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Get ready dads and daughters! The 2nd Annual Father/Daughter Dance, co-sponsored by Townsquare Media is coming up January 28th. Tickets went on sale today. This event takes place at the downtown Greeley Recreation Center with an optional pre-event dinner at the Greeley Senior Center. We have some suggestions for dad to make the evening a memorable one.
We found some great suggestions on SavvyDaddy.com. The following ideas are intended to make you a hero to little girl and cement your place in The Father/Daughter Dance Hall of Fame, but they can also be modified to apply equally to any of the other aforementioned special events.
- Treat your daughter to a nice dinner before the dance. Picking up the check for dinner before the event pretty much guarantees quality time--for just the two of you. You will have a chance to talk to your daughter and find out a little bit about what's going on in her life. You don't have to take her to the most expensive steakhouse in town, but shoot for something better than the local McDonald's. Chili's, Islands, or Claim Jumper should be just fine.
- Buy your daughter a corsage. Call the local florist a few days before the dance and order a corsage--wrist corsages only, please--and pick it up the day of the dance and present it to her right before you leave for the evening. A mixture of roses and carnations works best. Don't be surprised if you start a trend and the following year all the girls are wearing one.
- Bring a camera for you. Dangling a camera from your wrist all night might sound like a pain, but learn to tolerate this minor annoyance. The rewards are great. You will treasure the pictures of your girl dancing, mugging with her friends, pantomiming to YMCA, and frantically hanging on to the girl in front of her during the Conga line. And how can we survive, I ask you, without hard evidence of The Little Chicken Dance?
- Bring a camera for her. Give your daughter the opportunity to preserve her own memories as well by buying her a disposable camera so she can snap pictures of her friends and teachers.Warning: This will guarantee at least one picture of you frozen in the middle of a dance move that makes you look like you need anti-anxiety medication. If you do give her a disposable camera, however, you must develop the film. Nothing is sadder than a roll of film that sits in a drawer until everyone forgets what's on it and throws it away. Respect your daughter's memories: Bring them to life.
- Spring for the professional pictures. Dig into your wallet and, if you can, spring for whatever professional photography the school might offer. And make it your first stop at the dance--you'll both look better and the line will be shorter. These pictures aren't cheap, but as souvenirs, they're priceless.
- Dress the part. Find out if the dance will be themed and then costume yourself accordingly. If it's a 50s dance, a leather jacket, white T-shirt, and jeans should work well; if it's a Hollywood theme, a sport jacket, turtleneck and slacks will suffice (a tux, while the obvious choice, is costly and unnecessary); if it's a tropical theme, a simple Hawaiian print shirt is just what the doctor ordered. Caveat: You probably don't want to be the father who shows up to the 50s dance in full Elvis regalia. At least let your daughter finish middle school before your antics send her into therapy.
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Bud Walters '63 to Receive NAB's National Radio Award
July 12, 2014
Bayard H. "Bud" Walters, founder and president of the Cromwell Group and 1963 graduate of DePauw University, is the recipient of the 2014 National Radio Award. Presented by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the award honors an individual for outstanding leadership in the radio industry. It will be presented September 12 in Indianapolis during the 2014 Radio Show, produced by the NAB and the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB).
"Bud Walters' exemplary leadership and his enthusiasm for radio has had a positive impact on the industry," says John David, executive vice president of radio for NAB. "We salute Bud for his tireless devotion to serving local communities through the power of Radio."
An announcement notes, "Walters founded The Cromwell Group in 1972. He currently owns and operates 28 radio stations (six AM, 17 FM and five HD2+ translators) in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. Since building his first station in Hawesville, Ky., which he still owns, Walters has focused on start-up stations and upgrading licenses in small markets. He has also ensured that each station plays a vital role in its local community. Walters currently serves as chairman of the RAB Board of Directors and on the Radio Music Licensing Committee and DePauw University boards. In addition, he has served on the boards of NAB and the Kentucky and Tennessee Broadcasters Associations."
A speech (communication) major at DePauw and a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Bud Walters has previously been honored with Broadcaster of the Year Awards in Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee and the Broadcasters Foundation of America Pioneer Award.
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APRIL 25--The Baltimore teenager charged last week with the brutal beating of a McDonalds patron was arrested last year for assaulting a woman following a dispute in the same restaurant, The Smoking Gun has learned.
Teonna Monae Brown, 18, was charged with two assault counts for allegedly attacking Danielle Dower, 38, last July. In October, a Baltimore County judge ruled that charges would not be further pursued against Brown, according to court records, which do not further explain that nolle prosequi decision.
[Update: Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger told TSG that the criminal counts against Brown were dropped at the victims request.]
In a handwritten police statement, Dower said that she had left the McDonalds with her two daughters when Brown confronted her, asking Did you call me ugly? Though Dower said she had not, Brown kept trying to badger us. At one point, Dower said, the teenager pushed me in the back. After Dower pushed back, Brown took her fist and threw a punch to my face.
As the pair scuffled, Dower said, Brown hit her in the back with an umbrella and pulled my wig off my head.
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Bojon Masala Chai
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For an extra-spicy variation, you can cover and steep the spices for up to 2 hours after they've simmered for 30 minutes. Reheat the infused water, add the tea, and proceed with the recipe. I recommend using ceylon (or "true") cinnamon here – they have a more subtle, fruity flavor that lets the other spices shine, whereas the cassia varieties tend to take over more.
5 – 3″ cinnamon sticks (preferably ceylon)
10 cardamom pods, lightly crushed
3″ piece of fresh ginger, sliced into coins
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16 peppercorns
3 whole cloves
3 allspice berries
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Cartwright Seeks Support for HIV Campsby Jim Amidon • April 5, 2011 Share:
Andy Cartwright left Wabash in 2005, and like so many of the College's alumni he wasn't sure where life might take him. The former football player and Bachelor writer worked for a year, before enrolling at IU-Bloomington, from which he earned a master's degree in American literature.
He thought about entering a Ph.D. program, but changed his mind and signed on with the Peace Corps and left the country. The entire focus of his life changed the moment he got to Ukraine. He worked in the Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) program.
"In grad school, I found that I was mostly living for myself, mostly doing work that seemed pointless from a real-life, total-world perspective, and I was incredibly unhappy," said the English major. "When I joined Peace Corps, I wanted nothing more than to get involved in activities and projects that really made a difference and really changed lives. I know that's a stereotypical 'save the world' Peace Corps volunteer answer, but it's the only way I can say that I want to be elbow deep in projects that involve and help real people."
While his Peace Corps work keeps him busy at Rivne State Humanities University, he directs his passion to people — particularly kids — suffering from HIV/AIDS.
"The HIV infection rate over here hovers around an alarming 2 percent — obviously that's not as high as the upward 25 percent in some African nations, but it is still the highest in all of Europe and Central Asia," explained Cartwright. "HIV/AIDS is certainly one of the most pressing, up-and-coming health concerns for this country."
Cartwright has been accepted as a counselor at two HIV/AIDS summer camps in the Ukraine for the summer — and both are in need of funding. The camps attack the issue from both fronts: Camp HEAL works through education and prevention and Camp OHALOW seeks to improve the lives of HIV affected children — allowing them to "be real kids for at least one week, while seeking to equip them with longer-term skills and knowledge."
Cartwright is personally invested in Camp OHALOW (Overcoming HIV/AIDS and Leading Our World), which is a weeklong leadership camp for 30 HIV-positive children ages 10 to 13 in Ukraine.
"The camp will give the kids the opportunity to experience traditional summer camp — to play games, sing songs, do arts and crafts, and simply live a normal life for a week," Cartwright said. "And, sheltered from the stigma and discrimination that characterizes the life of an HIV-positive individual in Ukraine, they will be able to speak about HIV in a safe, supportive, non-judgmental environment."
Additionally, Camp OHALOW will give kids the opportunity to learn more about managing their lives with HIV/AIDS. A doctor, nurse, and psychologist will answer questions and run sessions on the biological basics of HIV/AIDS, stigma and discrimination, sexual health, and nutrition. "Ultimately, the goal is to instill in these children the confidence and leadership skills necessary to leave camp and continue a meaningful life through which they can contribute something positive to their villages."
While Ukraine is making steps toward increasing awareness to prevent further transmission, the actual HIV-positive population is tucked away, ignored, and forgotten, Cartwright said. "Few social services exist for HIV-positive people, and specialized programming for HIV-positive children is virtually non-existent. This is the need that Camp OHALOW was created to meet."
Cartwright has been on the "ground floor" of the development of OHALOW, and is one of seven Peace Corps volunteers creating the program.
"I see OHALOW as a project that doesn't merely 'educate' or 'raise awareness' about HIV/AIDS which are good and noble goals in themselves, but one that seeks to better the lives of people who are actually affected by the disease, who are living with it, surviving with it, and hopefully, flourishing with it," he said.
Cartwright will also serve as a counselor at Camp HEAL (Human Trafficking, Education, AIDS/HIV, Leadership), which focuses on education and raising awareness in stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS in this country. "At HEAL, we will give a select group of young people the information they need to protect themselves against the disease, and equip them to return to their hometowns to work with their peers in spreading this information even further," Cartwright said. "The camp really speaks to my heart as an educator!"
Cartwright has clearly discovered his passion — helping save the lives of young people, who often lead "closeted" HIV-positive lives. But raising the funds to make the camps successful has proved to be an arduous task. Having contacted every member of his extended family "and friends that I've known since middle school," Cartwright hopes that Wabash alumni, faculty, staff, and students who share his passion to step up.
To get OHALOW off the ground, Cartwright and the other founders need donations of nearly $7000. Camp Heal is almost $9000 short of its fund-raising goal.
"These are intimidating numbers, I know, but money goes a long way in this country," Cartwright explained. "At OHALOW, for example, it costs only $14.15 to send a kid to camp for a day; $36 will cover the camp doctor's salary; the cost of a typical program is only $10; and it takes just $99 to send a kid to camp for the whole week."
"I don't have any experience working with HIV-positive people first-hand, though so many live normal lives without anyone around them knowing about their condition," Cartwright added. "I am interested in this 'closeting' of the disease, and stigma/discrimination is one of my main personal and academic interests; it appears constantly in my personal writing, and I definitely have a heart and passion for any group that experiences stigma and stereotyping. "


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2. Re: Dove againStevieJV Jun 22, 2008 11:30 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))My favorite creature of the deep, we have stacks of them in the lake.
Curious, intelligent, playful, and they love to check things out on the shore, we were playing ball with the dogs on the waterfront and didn't know one was watching us in about 6" of water until the tennis ball landed just if front of him and he grabbed it and swam back out about 10 feet into the water... about 5 feet deep and just played with it.
3. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Jun 23, 2008 12:12 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))Very cool story!
4. Re: Dove again(Kami_Bambiraptor) Jun 27, 2008 3:46 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Cool video, but where's the shot of your diving partner? :P ;)
(Was that a stonefish I saw? I seem to recall they have poisoned spines.)
5. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Jun 28, 2008 9:35 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))Yes and yes. No shot of a dive partner this time. Well, I did edit him out. He thought it funny to enter the shot and shine his light straight up the camera lens. I latter thanked him, but informed him next time that my software can generate a fade to white. :)
6. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Jun 29, 2008 5:10 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Same site, different night.
Feedback is appreciated. I do a lot of dives at this site and my goal is to have a video log throughout the year.
7. Re: Dove again(Phos±four_dots) Jul 3, 2008 12:53 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Thought you'd dig this, John:
Golden Rays Migrating in the Gulf of Mexico from Florida to the Yucatan Peninsula
Too cool!
More of the photographer's stuff on PBase:
8. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Jul 3, 2008 1:13 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))>Thought you'd dig this, John:
You thought right! WOW!
9. Re: Dove again(dré_as_in_Andrea) Jul 5, 2008 6:27 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))That's incredible! It's looks like a tesselation.
10. Re: Dove againgreenjumpyone Jul 6, 2008 11:23 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))it's simply amazing! Can you imagine being on the boat fully surround by that school of rays? Very impressive. :D
11. Re: Dove again(Kami_Bambiraptor) Jul 6, 2008 12:50 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))> Feedback is appreciated.
For me the 'prettiest' parts of the video were 'Mark's Friend' (was that an angler fish?) and the crab. The octopus at the end was pretty cool too.
I have to confess that were it me, I would choose something more what-you'd-expect-for-an-underwater-video for the soundtrack: something quiet & full of atmospherics; that's just personal preference.
12. Re: Dove again(mr_moto) Jul 16, 2008 1:17 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))>Golden Ray photos of amazing mass migration
looks scifi, what a shot!
13. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Aug 17, 2008 12:46 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Dove Catalina yesterday. I've gots some good video. (Mr moto ;))

There is good footage, I think, of a pissed off moray eel. I should have the video ready soon.
14. Re: Dove againOzpeter Aug 17, 2008 4:47 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Those kind of shots make one realise what a responsibility we have not to stuff up our planet, for the sake of the rest of creation. I don't know who made it but we sure don't have the right to break it. What beauty!
17. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Aug 17, 2008 9:32 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Here is a video link of the moray eel. (youtube)
It was ferocious.
18. Re: Dove againStevieJV Aug 17, 2008 9:49 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))What an amazing creature.
19. Re: Dove againJohn Joslin Aug 18, 2008 12:23 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))Watching him yawning like that made me tired too! B)
20. Re: Dove againFr. Watson Aug 18, 2008 9:13 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))> Dove Catalina yesterday. I've gots some good video.
Oooh! Pretty colours! :)
(Will have to look at video later when not at work.)
21. Re: Dove again(Phos±four_dots) Aug 19, 2008 8:57 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))Serendipitous Whale Shark video! (Stealing the limelight from a review of a Pentax W60 underwater camera). Jeebus, what a majestic and beautiful animal.
:) :) :)
22. Re: Dove againStevieJV Aug 19, 2008 3:25 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Wow, how good would that be.
23. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Sep 15, 2008 8:18 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))milbump, planning to get into the water soon. :)
24. Re: Dove againdave milbut Sep 15, 2008 8:27 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))>lanning to get into the water soon.
that's what my wife keeps telling me...
25. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Oct 20, 2008 8:08 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))still planning to dive
26. Re: Dove againdave milbut Oct 21, 2008 4:06 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))cover's back on the pool. no more for me thanks, i'm drivin'. :)
32. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Dec 18, 2008 12:07 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))I've been out of the water so long, it is depressing. However, I will populate this thread very soon with ON TOPIC images.
34. Re: Dove again(Roger_Benedict) Dec 24, 2008 11:42 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Is that what John K looks like? With all that time spent in the gym, no wonder he can't beat me in chess. ;-) XD
35. Re: Dove again(mr_moto) Dec 29, 2008 11:43 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))>Is that what John K looks like? With all that time spent in the gym, no wonder he can't beat me in chess.
john k has a bigger bulge :P
37. Re: Dove again(John_Kallios) Feb 10, 2009 1:02 PM (in response to (John_Kallios))Hopefully diving in 2 weeks
39. Re: Dove againStevieJV Feb 11, 2009 2:10 AM (in response to (John_Kallios))And a Partridge in a Pear tree.


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