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When we look behind and remember the beginning of video games live streaming, it’s hard to do not remember the first fights configuring Livestream (which, by the way has become part of Vimeo recently) and do not think on how hard it was to get a ‘good’ quality streaming with that internet connections which only a few could get.
Before, the objective was to stream in the best quality possible: in image terms, resolution, gameplay level, etc. We understood that, in order to get our viewership (being lucky that meant 20 people) we had to be the bests, because if not, why would they wanted to see us?
YouTube was focused on funny and basic gameplays, meanwhile Livestream started getting more “professional” content, understanding this as ingame level plays.
The viewership started growing accordingly to the higher interest on professional playing streamers… this become a hard puzzle for that time streamers: so many changes in a really low time space. It all started on Justin.tv and own3d.tv, XSplit was there (the beta was free!) later with OBS, Justin becoming Twitch and Azubu started competing with them… was really a big frenzy.
Video Game streaming was a success and this happened because it strongly connection to social networks -understanding that them got a really point of mainstream success between Millennials and younger people-. Social Networks offer the chance to meet, know and connect with people aligned in a different social aspects: just having a good feeling between because thinking similar or because we assume that person/entity as a reference.In the end, we’ve converted virtual socialization in something entertainer or what look to entertain (I can, for example, be scrolling in twitter for hours) and is on that point where Twitch shines.
Am going to use Twitch as a reference for this because is the one that I use normally, and where more personal experience I got but, basically, platforms like YouTube Gaming, Mixer or Caffeine (even facebook) are reasonable alternatives.
Twitch got into the next level the newborn dialogue from YouTube: standard people doing standard things which connects with the viewership and give the spectator the possibility to have a real conversation with streamer.
From the beginning was there the idea of this new fan-type phenomenon was tightly linked to the trust relationship in between the new influencers and the end users, and the point was the kind format used: speech straight to camera, in a fake 1v1 conversation module… more close and intimate. For the viewer, this YouTuber became more than just a reference, become somehow a friend.
So why Streaming over Video on Demand? Simple: in streaming there is a real and direct dialogue between the talker and the listener, the possibility to connect with the streamer from the audience which is making a real interaction over the content. Streaming makes the spectator a big proportion of the content that they consume. There are not only services of that exciting content we like (music videos, series, films) there are now other choices for a more close content where we can interact in real time not only with it even with the maker, a person where we can identify ourselves or create a new affective link and, to top, is in the same communication level as us, he read us and pay attention to us, the streamer considers the viewer as a part of the equation that success. Saying in other way, it make us to feel important to that streamer, is not anymore a freezing link between you and a plastic box, there is not a wall anymore: that’s streaming.
And then, Amazon bought Twitch. That was the moment when all the previsions got accomplished and got internationally accepted that streaming was a fact, that someone was happening and won’t stop growing.
So now, after all this prologue to give the context, we get into the quid. Elvis stills alive and is watching you.
The reason that took me to engage this down the name of Streaming 2.0 is because we cannot compare the first steps of streaming with today’s one, and the main reason for this is marketing, specifically 2.0 marketing and well… that’s the name.
Streaming hass evolve mainly because growth of interaction and target user inclusion, the same way as marketing evolved when downgraded the communication level from brands to user standpoint in social networking. In the last years, appeared a lot of applications that give utility to streamings, like streamloots, which permit the interaction in real time with the channel during the streaming.
For example: before, when a follower clicked in follow the channel, you discovered it as streamer when the streaming finished and you went through the analysis. You were forced to remember that things and you were the tool that make interaction happened. Now, following a channel involves a funny gif in the streaming, your name in the screen, your almost instant mention from the streamer. Same happens with subscription (before just didn’t exist). Now you can subscribe to the streamer channel, letting him good benefits and getting for yourself a lot of ones in Twitch’s platform, like icons and medals.
All this additions made a new interactive way of streaming, giving the chance to appear and be part of it as a viewer and not only in the chat channel were we used to communicate with in real time (something called social media? ehem), we can now be part of all the content. We have now a real feel of supporting the influencer, that our help is really making a difference on the person that is entertaining us.
Is not viable anymore to growth without making a community surrounding you: before personal websites and social media channels in parallel to the streaming, today the community is part itself of the content. Its present, makes in someway that the streaming is part of you as a viewer, the success is your success, os at least, part of that success belongs to your help.
Emotions won the fight against content, interaction got important than quality, dialogue determines the success thanks to the contribution of the viewers. Streaming is not anymore a content flux from an entertainer to the entertained, it’s not cold and feels far away, now it’s warm and close, more intimate.
Streaming 2.0 feels like the beginning for something even bigger than people thinks, communication turned away a lot in the last decade and is not anymore responsibility for the speakers to let the message be clear and fresh to become expansive: now is in receptor’s shoulder because now, viewership has more power than ever and, as Uncle Ben said: “a big power means a big responsibility”.
TOPTIER is a 360º agency involved in eSports industry as a consultant for stakeholders, player management and representation and content creation.

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when we look behind and remember the beginning of video games live streaming, it’s hard to do not remember the first fights configuring livestream (which, by the way has become part of vimeo recently) and do not think on how hard it was to get a ‘good’ quality streaming with that internet connections which only a few could get.
before, the objective was to stream in the best quality possible: in image terms, resolution, gameplay level, etc. we understood that, in order to get our viewership (being lucky that meant 20 people) we had to be the bests, because if not, why would they wanted to see us?
youtube was focused on funny and basic gameplays, meanwhile livestream started getting more “professional” content, understanding this as ingame level plays.
the viewership started growing accordingly to the higher interest on professional playing streamers… this become a hard puzzle for that time streamers: so many changes in a really low time space. it all started on justin.tv and own3d.tv, xsplit was there (the beta was free!) later with obs, justin becoming twitch and azubu started competing with them… was really a big frenzy.
video game streaming was a success and this happened because it strongly connection to social networks -understanding that them got a really point of mainstream success between millennials and younger people-. social networks offer the chance to meet, know and connect with people aligned in a different social aspects: just having a good feeling between because thinking similar or because we assume that person/entity as a reference.in the end, we’ve converted virtual socialization in something entertainer or what look to entertain (i can, for example, be scrolling in twitter for hours) and is on that point where twitch shines.
am going to use twitch as a reference for this because is the one that i use normally, and where more personal experience i got but, basically, platforms like youtube gaming, mixer or caffeine (even facebook) are reasonable alternatives.
twitch got into the next level the newborn dialogue from youtube: standard people doing standard things which connects with the viewership and give the spectator the possibility to have a real conversation with streamer.
from the beginning was there the idea of this new fan-type phenomenon was tightly linked to the trust relationship in between the new influencers and the end users, and the point was the kind format used: speech straight to camera, in a fake 1v1 conversation module… more close and intimate. for the viewer, this youtuber became more than just a reference, become somehow a friend.
so why streaming over video on demand? simple: in streaming there is a real and direct dialogue between the talker and the listener, the possibility to connect with the streamer from the audience which is making a real interaction over the content. streaming makes the spectator a big proportion of the content that they consume. there are not only services of that exciting content we like (music videos, series, films) there are now other choices for a more close content where we can interact in real time not only with it even with the maker, a person where we can identify ourselves or create a new affective link and, to top, is in the same communication level as us, he read us and pay attention to us, the streamer considers the viewer as a part of the equation that success. saying in other way, it make us to feel important to that streamer, is not anymore a freezing link between you and a plastic box, there is not a wall anymore: that’s streaming.
and then, amazon bought twitch. that was the moment when all the previsions got accomplished and got internationally accepted that streaming was a fact, that someone was happening and won’t stop growing.
so now, after all this prologue to give the context, we get into the quid. elvis stills alive and is watching you.
the reason that took me to engage this down the name of streaming 2.0 is because we cannot compare the first steps of streaming with today’s one, and the main reason for this is marketing, specifically 2.0 marketing and well… that’s the name.
streaming hass evolve mainly because growth of interaction and target user inclusion, the same way as marketing evolved when downgraded the communication level from brands to user standpoint in social networking. in the last years, appeared a lot of applications that give utility to streamings, like streamloots, which permit the interaction in real time with the channel during the streaming.
for example: before, when a follower clicked in follow the channel, you discovered it as streamer when the streaming finished and you went through the analysis. you were forced to remember that things and you were the tool that make interaction happened. now, following a channel involves a funny gif in the streaming, your name in the screen, your almost instant mention from the streamer. same happens with subscription (before just didn’t exist). now you can subscribe to the streamer channel, letting him good benefits and getting for yourself a lot of ones in twitch’s platform, like icons and medals.
all this additions made a new interactive way of streaming, giving the chance to appear and be part of it as a viewer and not only in the chat channel were we used to communicate with in real time (something called social media? ehem), we can now be part of all the content. we have now a real feel of supporting the influencer, that our help is really making a difference on the person that is entertaining us.
is not viable anymore to growth without making a community surrounding you: before personal websites and social media channels in parallel to the streaming, today the community is part itself of the content. its present, makes in someway that the streaming is part of you as a viewer, the success is your success, os at least, part of that success belongs to your help.
emotions won the fight against content, interaction got important than quality, dialogue determines the success thanks to the contribution of the viewers. streaming is not anymore a content flux from an entertainer to the entertained, it’s not cold and feels far away, now it’s warm and close, more intimate.
streaming 2.0 feels like the beginning for something even bigger than people thinks, communication turned away a lot in the last decade and is not anymore responsibility for the speakers to let the message be clear and fresh to become expansive: now is in receptor’s shoulder because now, viewership has more power than ever and, as uncle ben said: “a big power means a big responsibility”.
toptier is a 360º agency involved in esports industry as a consultant for stakeholders, player management and representation and content creation.


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The mist lingers as we motor slowly upstream. Barely three metres wide and in places so shallow we risk running aground, our boatman wades whilst we huddle in the bow. We slip gracefully between rows of vertical sticks, like centurions charged with slowing the river’s path. Dugout canoes, near relatives of our own floating chariot, loom suddenly into view, and as quickly vanish. The sun peers over the towering karst peaks as we glide towards our destination.
A deep blue pool greets us, then the river is devoured as it enters the underworld. A larger boat, guided by two men with feeble headlamps, navigates a passage through darkness. After half an hour and some scrambling over minor rapids we reach a gallery high above the waterline. Two days earlier a team of engineers completed installing the electricity and only now can the limestone formations be revealed in an astonishing kaleidoscope of light and shadows. Muted yellows and blues create a magical fairytale scene deep inside the heart of a Laos mountain.
In hushed awe I stumble back to the boat and continue my journey. A further three kilometres and we enter daylight again, threading between tree roots into a jungle of lush vegetation. An anaemic sun shines down on a few friendly villagers eking a living selling snacks to a handful of tourists.
The trip back is in silence, broken only by the occasional need to abandon ship to allow the boat to fall unhindered over the rapids and ram itself up against the opposite wall. We pass other tourists in other boats, but mostly it is just dense blackness, the gentle lapping of the water against the side of the boat, the comforting hum of the motor, and an often hastily shouted command from the bow. I emerge into the harsh sunlight on the arm of one of my guides, and bid them adieu.
Konglor village is at the end of a valley, hemmed in by karst limestone cliffs that merge where the river enters the cave. My return up the valley is not by boat, but on foot. Mud walled, thatch roofed barns pepper the fallow ricefields, while on the other side of the newly constructed tourist road grows acres of blindingly green tobacco.
I leave the road, making my way through the dried out fields. The ground is parched, a shallow stubble preventing the cracked earth from blowing away. I reach a stand of trees, a sandy beach beside the river, and join a herd of cattle on a midday siesta watching the reflections. I enter a small village, a few poorly constructed stilt houses built back from the river’s flood plain. There are no signs of modernity in this village, no vehicles, no satellite dishes, no electricity. Two naked children continue to play as I pass by.
I push open the gates to a river resort. This resort is part of a chain of Eco resorts which stretch from Luang Prabang in the north to Don Khong Island in the very south of Laos. But today it is deserted, aside from a solitary man sitting on the step of a run down cabin.
The man calls out to me in English. After explaining that all the staff are on holidays, he offers to cook me an omelette. On the deck overlooking the river sipping a cold Beer Lao, this man tells me the story of his life. In 1979 Joi and his family fled civil war in Laos by swimming across the Mekong River to Thailand. Eventually they ended up in Australia, where Joi completed his education and began his working life. In the 1990s some of his older siblings began returning to Laos and setting up businesses. Joi returned to Laos much later, and has been managing this family owned resort for the last couple of years.
Joi had spent more of his life living in the West, yet here he was living in a rural backwater, without much more than basic amenities. I wondered that someone could give up the opportunities of a new life in a new country to return to such a simple life with so few creature comforts.
I thought of those people living their uncomplicated lives in the nearby village, who could have no concept of what Joi had given up to return to his country. I thought of the fairy cave inside the mountain and I understood that family, country, culture and belonging are tangible. Joi knew where he belonged and he was happy to be home.
I finished my omelette, and as I picked my way through the fields back to my homestay, I hoped one day I too would be happy to be home.

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the mist lingers as we motor slowly upstream. barely three metres wide and in places so shallow we risk running aground, our boatman wades whilst we huddle in the bow. we slip gracefully between rows of vertical sticks, like centurions charged with slowing the river’s path. dugout canoes, near relatives of our own floating chariot, loom suddenly into view, and as quickly vanish. the sun peers over the towering karst peaks as we glide towards our destination.
a deep blue pool greets us, then the river is devoured as it enters the underworld. a larger boat, guided by two men with feeble headlamps, navigates a passage through darkness. after half an hour and some scrambling over minor rapids we reach a gallery high above the waterline. two days earlier a team of engineers completed installing the electricity and only now can the limestone formations be revealed in an astonishing kaleidoscope of light and shadows. muted yellows and blues create a magical fairytale scene deep inside the heart of a laos mountain.
in hushed awe i stumble back to the boat and continue my journey. a further three kilometres and we enter daylight again, threading between tree roots into a jungle of lush vegetation. an anaemic sun shines down on a few friendly villagers eking a living selling snacks to a handful of tourists.
the trip back is in silence, broken only by the occasional need to abandon ship to allow the boat to fall unhindered over the rapids and ram itself up against the opposite wall. we pass other tourists in other boats, but mostly it is just dense blackness, the gentle lapping of the water against the side of the boat, the comforting hum of the motor, and an often hastily shouted command from the bow. i emerge into the harsh sunlight on the arm of one of my guides, and bid them adieu.
konglor village is at the end of a valley, hemmed in by karst limestone cliffs that merge where the river enters the cave. my return up the valley is not by boat, but on foot. mud walled, thatch roofed barns pepper the fallow ricefields, while on the other side of the newly constructed tourist road grows acres of blindingly green tobacco.
i leave the road, making my way through the dried out fields. the ground is parched, a shallow stubble preventing the cracked earth from blowing away. i reach a stand of trees, a sandy beach beside the river, and join a herd of cattle on a midday siesta watching the reflections. i enter a small village, a few poorly constructed stilt houses built back from the river’s flood plain. there are no signs of modernity in this village, no vehicles, no satellite dishes, no electricity. two naked children continue to play as i pass by.
i push open the gates to a river resort. this resort is part of a chain of eco resorts which stretch from luang prabang in the north to don khong island in the very south of laos. but today it is deserted, aside from a solitary man sitting on the step of a run down cabin.
the man calls out to me in english. after explaining that all the staff are on holidays, he offers to cook me an omelette. on the deck overlooking the river sipping a cold beer lao, this man tells me the story of his life. in 1979 joi and his family fled civil war in laos by swimming across the mekong river to thailand. eventually they ended up in australia, where joi completed his education and began his working life. in the 1990s some of his older siblings began returning to laos and setting up businesses. joi returned to laos much later, and has been managing this family owned resort for the last couple of years.
joi had spent more of his life living in the west, yet here he was living in a rural backwater, without much more than basic amenities. i wondered that someone could give up the opportunities of a new life in a new country to return to such a simple life with so few creature comforts.
i thought of those people living their uncomplicated lives in the nearby village, who could have no concept of what joi had given up to return to his country. i thought of the fairy cave inside the mountain and i understood that family, country, culture and belonging are tangible. joi knew where he belonged and he was happy to be home.
i finished my omelette, and as i picked my way through the fields back to my homestay, i hoped one day i too would be happy to be home.


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My name is Luke and I am a self taught graphic designer, in raster, vector and video production based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Interested in graphic technology and software, being creative is never a job for me but a passion. Majority of my graphic design is created in Adobe Products, since the days of Photoshop 6.0. Phew! That was some time ago.
My previous works have mostly been commissioned based on various groups on Facebook. However I’ve produced many personal pieces to satisfy my creative buzz.
Software and tools I use.
Whenever I’m not doing digital graphics I’m being creative in other ways by ‘memory editing‘ old games, and proactively thinking ways to make computer tasks more efficient.
To find out ways I can benefit your business please contact me via the contact page or through LinkedIn.

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my name is luke and i am a self taught graphic designer, in raster, vector and video production based in melbourne, victoria, australia.
interested in graphic technology and software, being creative is never a job for me but a passion. majority of my graphic design is created in adobe products, since the days of photoshop 6.0. phew! that was some time ago.
my previous works have mostly been commissioned based on various groups on facebook. however i’ve produced many personal pieces to satisfy my creative buzz.
software and tools i use.
whenever i’m not doing digital graphics i’m being creative in other ways by ‘memory editing‘ old games, and proactively thinking ways to make computer tasks more efficient.
to find out ways i can benefit your business please contact me via the contact page or through linkedin.


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The Bulldogs currently sit in 12th position on the NRL ladder on 14 competition points and while the expectations are always high, prop forward Aiden Tolman doesn’t believe those expectations are unrealistic.
Despite a disappointing start to the season the club’s last outing was a win. The month prior, however, was one of the side’s toughest under Coach Des Hasler.
There has been a lot of external pressure in recent weeks, but the hard working and consistent forward believes the team has a point to prove, along with the goal of playing in September.
“We expect ourselves to be up the top of the ladder every year and sometimes for different reasons that doesn’t work out. We find ourselves in a position now where we need to perform because it’s coming towards the end of the year and we need to win some games to make the finals,” said Tolman.
“We want to play finals footy and we definitely believe we have the team to do it, but at the moment our consistency is not there. We need to prove to ourselves, the club and the members that we’re good enough to play finals footy,” he added.

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the bulldogs currently sit in 12th position on the nrl ladder on 14 competition points and while the expectations are always high, prop forward aiden tolman doesn’t believe those expectations are unrealistic.
despite a disappointing start to the season the club’s last outing was a win. the month prior, however, was one of the side’s toughest under coach des hasler.
there has been a lot of external pressure in recent weeks, but the hard working and consistent forward believes the team has a point to prove, along with the goal of playing in september.
“we expect ourselves to be up the top of the ladder every year and sometimes for different reasons that doesn’t work out. we find ourselves in a position now where we need to perform because it’s coming towards the end of the year and we need to win some games to make the finals,” said tolman.
“we want to play finals footy and we definitely believe we have the team to do it, but at the moment our consistency is not there. we need to prove to ourselves, the club and the members that we’re good enough to play finals footy,” he added.


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It’s almost December 1st, and that means it’s time to travel south to Florida. As you make your journey south along the ICW, you might want to start planning where to stop on Florida’s East Coast. Have you visited the Jupiter area? If not, plan a visit!
If you’re looking for some sun, fun and a Tiki Bar experience, be sure to check out Blowing Rocks Marina. Located on the Intracoastal Waterway approximately 1.5 miles north of the Jupiter Inlet, Blowing Rocks Marina has some great amenities to offer boaters looking to stop for a few nights.
Blowing Rocks Marina offers dockage for boats up to 70ft. As you approach this marina, you will be greeted by beautiful palm trees, outdoor deck seating and the Tiki 52 Bar & Conch Shack Restaurant. This, my friends, is the setup that inspires boaters to visit Florida in the first place!
Enjoy a beer and snack on some local fish as you relax from your day on the water. The famous Tiki 52 Bar and Conch Shack has a robust menu, offering around 20 different items. Featuring local fish dishes, along with your favorite sandwiches and burgers (patrons say the Grouper Reuben is a must try), there’s something for every taste. The lively bar also provides a great place to mingle with other boaters while you enjoy the Florida breeze.
If you’re looking for some tunes, Tiki 52 Bar is known for its live music Thursday – Sunday! The marina brings in both full bands and solo performers to mix it up and ensure there’s something for everyone.
While the Tiki 52 Bar is a major draw, it is not the only benefit of staying at Blowing Rocks Marina. There’s a ship store on-site with bait, ice, beer, and more, so you can stock up on essentials before you venture out onto the ICW. Blowing Rocks Marina also provides free Wi-Fi and clean restrooms with full showers.
Last, but not least, Blowing Rocks Marina has a 100′ floating fuel dock that provides both gas and diesel fuel at competitive prices. Pumpout service is also available, so you can pump out and fuel up before heading off on your next adventure.
Rent your boat slip at Blowing Rocks Marina here, and let us know about your stay by emailing us at hello@snagaslip.com!

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it’s almost december 1st, and that means it’s time to travel south to florida. as you make your journey south along the icw, you might want to start planning where to stop on florida’s east coast. have you visited the jupiter area? if not, plan a visit!
if you’re looking for some sun, fun and a tiki bar experience, be sure to check out blowing rocks marina. located on the intracoastal waterway approximately 1.5 miles north of the jupiter inlet, blowing rocks marina has some great amenities to offer boaters looking to stop for a few nights.
blowing rocks marina offers dockage for boats up to 70ft. as you approach this marina, you will be greeted by beautiful palm trees, outdoor deck seating and the tiki 52 bar & conch shack restaurant. this, my friends, is the setup that inspires boaters to visit florida in the first place!
enjoy a beer and snack on some local fish as you relax from your day on the water. the famous tiki 52 bar and conch shack has a robust menu, offering around 20 different items. featuring local fish dishes, along with your favorite sandwiches and burgers (patrons say the grouper reuben is a must try), there’s something for every taste. the lively bar also provides a great place to mingle with other boaters while you enjoy the florida breeze.
if you’re looking for some tunes, tiki 52 bar is known for its live music thursday – sunday! the marina brings in both full bands and solo performers to mix it up and ensure there’s something for everyone.
while the tiki 52 bar is a major draw, it is not the only benefit of staying at blowing rocks marina. there’s a ship store on-site with bait, ice, beer, and more, so you can stock up on essentials before you venture out onto the icw. blowing rocks marina also provides free wi-fi and clean restrooms with full showers.
last, but not least, blowing rocks marina has a 100′ floating fuel dock that provides both gas and diesel fuel at competitive prices. pumpout service is also available, so you can pump out and fuel up before heading off on your next adventure.
rent your boat slip at blowing rocks marina here, and let us know about your stay by emailing us at hello@snagaslip.com!


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About midway through the second half Wednesday night, Keon Taylor stepped to the line to shoot two free throws for Alvernia.
After Taylor missed the first, Golden Wolves coach Mike Miller bended his knees to show him what he wasn't doing. After he missed the second, Miller grimaced.
"Keon had a bad stretch offensively and defensively," Miller said. "He missed two foul shots and then he missed a jump shot. Then he didn't guard (D'Yante) Doughty."
But Taylor delivered when Alvernia needed him the most.
He made two free throws with 3.9 seconds left to help the Wolves turn back Lycoming 57-54 in a MAC Commonwealth game at Jack McCloskey Court.
They were the only points for Alvernia (5-7, 10-11) in the final 4:51 after missing seven shots from the field and two from the line.
Taylor, a 6-0 sophomore from Chester, has struggled from the line most of the season, especially in the final minutes. He's making 65.2 percent of his free throws, a rate Ben Simmons would gladly take.
"I work on it all the time," he said. "I work on it every day. They don't fall. You get down on yourself. It's not a good thing to do.
"They (his two free throws) were big. The work paid off at the end."
Taylor finished with eight points, seven assists and no turnovers, a sparking line for a point guard. He set up the Wolves' last two field goals, 3-pointers by Anthony Dadson and Avery Walker that gave them a 55-50 lead.
Their defense in the final five minutes was the difference. The last-place Warriors (3-9, 9-12) went 1-for-9 from the floor in that span and 21-for-61 overall (34 percent).
Dadson, who had 11 rebounds, got a hand in the face of Calvin Chandler, whose last-second 3 fell short.
"I liked how we played defense, but we did a bad job on Doughty (23 points)," Miller said. "We have to straighten that out. The only reason why Avery is starting is because he's our best defensive player. We were really worried about (Darius) Dangerfield and he held him to six points (seven below his average)."
Offensively, Alvernia didn't shoot much better than Lycoming, but it got 21 points from Justin Thomas, a 6-3 freshman from Newark, Del. Thomas made 5-of-11 from 3-point range.
"Justin has been helping us, especially against zones," Miller said. "He's shooting the heck out of the ball. Malik (Green) has been erratic. I wouldn't have played Justin a month ago. I would have stuck with Malik. I didn't have to do that tonight. That was big."
So was the Wolves' ballhandling. They turned it over just four times, twice on shot clock violations. That's a credit to Taylor, who leads the conference in assists and is among the leaders in assist-to-turnover ratio.
Yet praise didn't flow freely from his head coach.
"He finished good," Miller said, "but he has to be a better defender for this team to be better."
Taylor made a terrific grab of the inbound pass from Walker in the final seconds before his makes from the line.
"That was 11 out of 10," he said. "I had to tip it from going out of bounds and then catch it. Coach said, 'Good hands.' "
Maybe Taylor's starting to win him over.

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about midway through the second half wednesday night, keon taylor stepped to the line to shoot two free throws for alvernia.
after taylor missed the first, golden wolves coach mike miller bended his knees to show him what he wasn't doing. after he missed the second, miller grimaced.
"keon had a bad stretch offensively and defensively," miller said. "he missed two foul shots and then he missed a jump shot. then he didn't guard (d'yante) doughty."
but taylor delivered when alvernia needed him the most.
he made two free throws with 3.9 seconds left to help the wolves turn back lycoming 57-54 in a mac commonwealth game at jack mccloskey court.
they were the only points for alvernia (5-7, 10-11) in the final 4:51 after missing seven shots from the field and two from the line.
taylor, a 6-0 sophomore from chester, has struggled from the line most of the season, especially in the final minutes. he's making 65.2 percent of his free throws, a rate ben simmons would gladly take.
"i work on it all the time," he said. "i work on it every day. they don't fall. you get down on yourself. it's not a good thing to do.
"they (his two free throws) were big. the work paid off at the end."
taylor finished with eight points, seven assists and no turnovers, a sparking line for a point guard. he set up the wolves' last two field goals, 3-pointers by anthony dadson and avery walker that gave them a 55-50 lead.
their defense in the final five minutes was the difference. the last-place warriors (3-9, 9-12) went 1-for-9 from the floor in that span and 21-for-61 overall (34 percent).
dadson, who had 11 rebounds, got a hand in the face of calvin chandler, whose last-second 3 fell short.
"i liked how we played defense, but we did a bad job on doughty (23 points)," miller said. "we have to straighten that out. the only reason why avery is starting is because he's our best defensive player. we were really worried about (darius) dangerfield and he held him to six points (seven below his average)."
offensively, alvernia didn't shoot much better than lycoming, but it got 21 points from justin thomas, a 6-3 freshman from newark, del. thomas made 5-of-11 from 3-point range.
"justin has been helping us, especially against zones," miller said. "he's shooting the heck out of the ball. malik (green) has been erratic. i wouldn't have played justin a month ago. i would have stuck with malik. i didn't have to do that tonight. that was big."
so was the wolves' ballhandling. they turned it over just four times, twice on shot clock violations. that's a credit to taylor, who leads the conference in assists and is among the leaders in assist-to-turnover ratio.
yet praise didn't flow freely from his head coach.
"he finished good," miller said, "but he has to be a better defender for this team to be better."
taylor made a terrific grab of the inbound pass from walker in the final seconds before his makes from the line.
"that was 11 out of 10," he said. "i had to tip it from going out of bounds and then catch it. coach said, 'good hands.' "
maybe taylor's starting to win him over.


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“Six days before the Passover, Jesus came to Bethany where Lazarus was, whom He had raised from the dead. So they made Him dinner, and Martha was serving; and Lazarus was one of those sitting at the table with Him. Mary took a pound of very costly perfume, and anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped His feet with her hair; and the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume.
What a problem the religious leaders were experiencing. This pesky raised-from-the-dead Lazarus was costing them followers – big time. In the meantime, Lazarus continues his life with his sisters Mary and Martha – and together they are prepping for Jesus’ death and resurrection. There appear here several responses to our encounters with the words of Christ.
– Lazarus picked up where he left off with his death – and got on with meeting his resurrected challenges of living.
– Judas was selfishly focused on the here and now. Even though he had lofty “principles” related to the poor, his true heart was cloaked within the persona of a self-benefiting do-gooder.
– Martha continued to be who she was, even though Jesus had made it clear to her that serving was secondary to knowing (Luke 10:40).
– Mary humbly (and beautifully) expressed her love and devotion by anointing her Master’s feet with costly perfume and wiping them dry with her hair.
Some thoughts for your hopeful mind and heart… I am most hopeful to be like Mary. How does one expand into more personal humility? Lazarus spurs my imagination – what will it be like to hear the rest of his story? Though I wish I was more like Mary, I am Martha through and through. But I don’t think this makes me love my Master any less. Aren’t cups of cold water offered in other than Jesus Name really misplaced? Good for goodness sake is hollow – for there really is only one Who is Good (Luke 18:18). I must guard against my Judas heart.

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“six days before the passover, jesus came to bethany where lazarus was, whom he had raised from the dead. so they made him dinner, and martha was serving; and lazarus was one of those sitting at the table with him. mary took a pound of very costly perfume, and anointed the feet of jesus, and wiped his feet with her hair; and the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume.
what a problem the religious leaders were experiencing. this pesky raised-from-the-dead lazarus was costing them followers – big time. in the meantime, lazarus continues his life with his sisters mary and martha – and together they are prepping for jesus’ death and resurrection. there appear here several responses to our encounters with the words of christ.
– lazarus picked up where he left off with his death – and got on with meeting his resurrected challenges of living.
– judas was selfishly focused on the here and now. even though he had lofty “principles” related to the poor, his true heart was cloaked within the persona of a self-benefiting do-gooder.
– martha continued to be who she was, even though jesus had made it clear to her that serving was secondary to knowing (luke 10:40).
– mary humbly (and beautifully) expressed her love and devotion by anointing her master’s feet with costly perfume and wiping them dry with her hair.
some thoughts for your hopeful mind and heart… i am most hopeful to be like mary. how does one expand into more personal humility? lazarus spurs my imagination – what will it be like to hear the rest of his story? though i wish i was more like mary, i am martha through and through. but i don’t think this makes me love my master any less. aren’t cups of cold water offered in other than jesus name really misplaced? good for goodness sake is hollow – for there really is only one who is good (luke 18:18). i must guard against my judas heart.


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What do your food & drink habits tell about your culture?
I'm a computer science professor at the University of Minnesota. My research interests lie at the intersection of human–computer interaction, geography, and big data, and my research centers on the relationship between big data and human factors such as culture. A major focus of my work involves volunteered geographic information and its application in location-aware technologies.
Is it possible that the Yelp issue could be explained as a critical mass problem? e.g., that with fewer people on these networks, there is less incentive to tweet or rate, and thus fewer ratings/tweets?
Interesting study … Do the results depend on rural/urban dichotomy or is it a continuum? There are known scaling laws for cities: e.g., GDP, intellectual output, etc. grow as some power of city size. Your result could be an expression of the same, and my prediction is that 4square activity will vary monotonically with city size (Twitter variation probably too small).
Great question! It’s definitely a continuum (we have Spearman’s correlations in the paper), but we’re working on understanding the relationship in more detail along the lines of what you have mentioned!
Great post! I’m thrilled to see more HCI research on rural areas. Part of what I think is happening with location-based media like Foursquare and Yelp is that when the space is constrained (say in a small town) location information isn’t useful enough to warrant using an app. I don’t need to broadcast my location because you can literally see me, or if I’m getting coffee you know I’m at the only place to buy coffee. Anonymity and exposure work differently in rural areas too – critical mass isn’t the only issue but is related to the social consequences of reviews/comments in a small social space.

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what do your food & drink habits tell about your culture?
i'm a computer science professor at the university of minnesota. my research interests lie at the intersection of human–computer interaction, geography, and big data, and my research centers on the relationship between big data and human factors such as culture. a major focus of my work involves volunteered geographic information and its application in location-aware technologies.
is it possible that the yelp issue could be explained as a critical mass problem? e.g., that with fewer people on these networks, there is less incentive to tweet or rate, and thus fewer ratings/tweets?
interesting study … do the results depend on rural/urban dichotomy or is it a continuum? there are known scaling laws for cities: e.g., gdp, intellectual output, etc. grow as some power of city size. your result could be an expression of the same, and my prediction is that 4square activity will vary monotonically with city size (twitter variation probably too small).
great question! it’s definitely a continuum (we have spearman’s correlations in the paper), but we’re working on understanding the relationship in more detail along the lines of what you have mentioned!
great post! i’m thrilled to see more hci research on rural areas. part of what i think is happening with location-based media like foursquare and yelp is that when the space is constrained (say in a small town) location information isn’t useful enough to warrant using an app. i don’t need to broadcast my location because you can literally see me, or if i’m getting coffee you know i’m at the only place to buy coffee. anonymity and exposure work differently in rural areas too – critical mass isn’t the only issue but is related to the social consequences of reviews/comments in a small social space.


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The original piece in Fact magazine which prompted the introduction of the Goldwater rule. Likely costing Barry Goldwater a large number of potential votes, this practice was later deemed unethical by the APA.
The Goldwater rule is the informal name given to section 7 in the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Principles of Medical Ethics, which states that it is unethical for psychiatrists to give a professional opinion about public figures whom they have not examined in person, and from whom they have not obtained consent to discuss their mental health in public statements. It is named after former US Senator and 1964 presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.
The issue arose in 1964 when Fact published the article "The Unconscious of a Conservative: A Special Issue on the Mind of Barry Goldwater". The magazine polled psychiatrists about US Senator Barry Goldwater and whether he was fit to be president. Goldwater sued magazine editor Ralph Ginzburg and managing editor Warren Boroson, and in Goldwater v. Ginzburg (July 1969) received damages totaling $75,000 ($512,000 today).
Similar to the psychiatrists' Goldwater Rule, our code of ethics exhorts psychologists to "take precautions" that any statements they make to the media "are based on their professional knowledge, training or experience in accord with appropriate psychological literature and practice" and "do not indicate that a professional relationship has been established" with people in the public eye, including political candidates.
When providing opinions of psychological characteristics, psychologists must conduct an examination "adequate to support statements or conclusions." In other words, our ethical code states that psychologists should not offer a diagnosis in the media of a living public figure they have not examined.
In the fall of 2017, the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs wrote new guidelines into the AMA Code of Medical Ethics, stating that physicians should refrain "from making clinical diagnoses about individuals (e.g., public officials, celebrities, persons in the news) they have not had the opportunity to personally examine."
In 2016 and 2017, a number of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists faced criticism for violating the Goldwater rule, as they claimed that Donald Trump displayed "an assortment of personality problems, including grandiosity, a lack of empathy, and 'malignant narcissism'", and that he has a "dangerous mental illness", despite having never examined him.
John Gartner, a practicing psychologist, and the leader of the group Duty to Warn, stated in April 2017 that: "We have an ethical responsibility to warn the public about Donald Trump's dangerous mental illness."
The American Psychoanalytic Association (APsaA), a different organization from the APA, sent a letter on June 6, 2017, that highlighted differences between the APA and APsaA ethical guidelines, stating that "The American Psychiatric Association's ethical stance on the Goldwater Rule applies to its members only. APsaA does not consider political commentary by its individual members an ethical matter." In July 2017, the website Stat published an article by Sharon Begley, labeled "exclusive" and titled "Psychiatry Group Tells Members They Can Defy 'Goldwater Rule' and Comment on Trump's Mental Health". The article, with a photograph of Barry Goldwater as the headline image, stated that "A leading psychiatry group has told its members they should not feel bound by a longstanding rule against commenting publicly on the mental state of public figures", first sourcing the statement to the July 6 American Psychoanalytic Association (APsaA) letter, but also claiming that it "represents the first significant crack in the profession's decades-old united front aimed at preventing experts from discussing the psychiatric aspects of politicians' behavior"; the article then repeatedly referred to the "Goldwater rule", quoted an unnamed source as saying "leadership has been extremely reluctant to make a statement and publicly challenge the American Psychiatric Association", and claimed that an unnamed "official" had said that "Although the American Psychological Association 'prefers' that its members not offer opinions on the psychology of someone they have not examined, it does not have a Goldwater rule and is not considering implementing one". Yahoo News reporter Michael Walsh criticized the Stat article, saying it was "misleading" by stating that the letter "represents the first significant crack": The American Psychiatric Association retains the Goldwater rule, and the APsaA never had the rule and was not changing. Also, even though the APsaA has no Goldwater rule for its members and allows its members to give individual opinions about specific political figures, its Executive Councilors unanimously endorsed a policy that "the APsaA as an organization will speak to issues only, not about specific political figures".
^ a b American Psychiatric Association (2013). "The Principles of Medical Ethics with Annotations Especially Applicable to Psychiatry" (PDF) (2013 ed.). Arlington, Virginia: American Psychiatric Association. Retrieved April 23, 2017.
^ "Ethics Reminder Offered About 'Goldwater Rule' on Talking to Media". Psychiatric News. May 18, 2007. doi:10.1176/pn.42.10.0002. Retrieved April 23, 2017.
^ a b c d Carey, Benedict (August 15, 2016). "The Psychiatric Question: Is It Fair to Analyze Donald Trump from Afar?". The New York Times. Retrieved August 16, 2016.
^ Friedman, Richard A. (February 17, 2017). "Is It Time to Call Trump Mentally Ill?". The New York Times. ... psychiatrists can discuss mental health issues with the news media, but that it is unethical for them to diagnose mental illnesses in people they have not examined and whose consent they have not received.
^ "Revisiting the Goldwater Rule: Psychiatry, Ethics, & Politics". ScattergoodEthics. Retrieved August 29, 2016.
^ Kroll, Jerome; Pouncey, Claire (2016). "The Ethics of APA's Goldwater Rule". Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. 44 (2): 226–235. ISSN 1093-6793. PMID 27236179.
^ McDaniel, Susan H. (March 14, 2016). "Response to Article on Whether Therapists Should Analyze Presidential Candidates". American Psychological Association. Archived from the original on April 20, 2016. Retrieved June 30, 2017.
^ "Reference Committee on Amendments to Constitution and Bylaws" (PDF). American Medical Association. 2017. Retrieved January 4, 2018.
^ Vox, Ford (December 7, 2017). "I'm a Brain Specialist. I Think Trump Should Be Tested for a Degenerative Brain Disease". Stat. Retrieved January 4, 2018.
^ Steakin, William (April 21, 2017). "Dozens of Psychiatry Experts Claim Trump Has 'Dangerous Mental Illness' at Controversial Conference". AOL.com. Retrieved April 24, 2017.
^ Bulman, May (April 21, 2017). "Donald Trump Has 'Dangerous Mental Illness', Say Psychiatry Experts at Yale Conference". The Independent. London. Retrieved April 25, 2017.
^ "Letter" (PDF) (Letter). Letter to members. American Psychoanalytic Association. July 6, 2017. Retrieved July 26, 2017.
^ a b c Walsh, Michael (July 25, 2017). "Clarifying the 'Goldwater Rule' for Psychotherapists in the Age of Trump". Yahoo News. Retrieved July 26, 2017.
^ Begley, Sharon (July 25, 2017). "Psychiatry Group Tells Members They Can Defy 'Goldwater Rule' and Comment on Trump's Mental Health". Stat. Boston Globe Media. Archived from the original on July 25, 2017. Retrieved July 26, 2017.
^ Begley, Sharon (July 25, 2017). "Psychiatry Group Tells Members They Can Defy 'Goldwater Rule' and Comment on Trump's Mental Health". Yahoo News. Stat. Retrieved July 26, 2017.

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the original piece in fact magazine which prompted the introduction of the goldwater rule. likely costing barry goldwater a large number of potential votes, this practice was later deemed unethical by the apa.
the goldwater rule is the informal name given to section 7 in the american psychiatric association's (apa) principles of medical ethics, which states that it is unethical for psychiatrists to give a professional opinion about public figures whom they have not examined in person, and from whom they have not obtained consent to discuss their mental health in public statements. it is named after former us senator and 1964 presidential candidate barry goldwater.
the issue arose in 1964 when fact published the article "the unconscious of a conservative: a special issue on the mind of barry goldwater". the magazine polled psychiatrists about us senator barry goldwater and whether he was fit to be president. goldwater sued magazine editor ralph ginzburg and managing editor warren boroson, and in goldwater v. ginzburg (july 1969) received damages totaling $75,000 ($512,000 today).
similar to the psychiatrists' goldwater rule, our code of ethics exhorts psychologists to "take precautions" that any statements they make to the media "are based on their professional knowledge, training or experience in accord with appropriate psychological literature and practice" and "do not indicate that a professional relationship has been established" with people in the public eye, including political candidates.
when providing opinions of psychological characteristics, psychologists must conduct an examination "adequate to support statements or conclusions." in other words, our ethical code states that psychologists should not offer a diagnosis in the media of a living public figure they have not examined.
in the fall of 2017, the american medical association's council on ethical and judicial affairs wrote new guidelines into the ama code of medical ethics, stating that physicians should refrain "from making clinical diagnoses about individuals (e.g., public officials, celebrities, persons in the news) they have not had the opportunity to personally examine."
in 2016 and 2017, a number of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists faced criticism for violating the goldwater rule, as they claimed that donald trump displayed "an assortment of personality problems, including grandiosity, a lack of empathy, and 'malignant narcissism'", and that he has a "dangerous mental illness", despite having never examined him.
john gartner, a practicing psychologist, and the leader of the group duty to warn, stated in april 2017 that: "we have an ethical responsibility to warn the public about donald trump's dangerous mental illness."
the american psychoanalytic association (apsaa), a different organization from the apa, sent a letter on june 6, 2017, that highlighted differences between the apa and apsaa ethical guidelines, stating that "the american psychiatric association's ethical stance on the goldwater rule applies to its members only. apsaa does not consider political commentary by its individual members an ethical matter." in july 2017, the website stat published an article by sharon begley, labeled "exclusive" and titled "psychiatry group tells members they can defy 'goldwater rule' and comment on trump's mental health". the article, with a photograph of barry goldwater as the headline image, stated that "a leading psychiatry group has told its members they should not feel bound by a longstanding rule against commenting publicly on the mental state of public figures", first sourcing the statement to the july 6 american psychoanalytic association (apsaa) letter, but also claiming that it "represents the first significant crack in the profession's decades-old united front aimed at preventing experts from discussing the psychiatric aspects of politicians' behavior"; the article then repeatedly referred to the "goldwater rule", quoted an unnamed source as saying "leadership has been extremely reluctant to make a statement and publicly challenge the american psychiatric association", and claimed that an unnamed "official" had said that "although the american psychological association 'prefers' that its members not offer opinions on the psychology of someone they have not examined, it does not have a goldwater rule and is not considering implementing one". yahoo news reporter michael walsh criticized the stat article, saying it was "misleading" by stating that the letter "represents the first significant crack": the american psychiatric association retains the goldwater rule, and the apsaa never had the rule and was not changing. also, even though the apsaa has no goldwater rule for its members and allows its members to give individual opinions about specific political figures, its executive councilors unanimously endorsed a policy that "the apsaa as an organization will speak to issues only, not about specific political figures".
^ a b american psychiatric association (2013). "the principles of medical ethics with annotations especially applicable to psychiatry" (pdf) (2013 ed.). arlington, virginia: american psychiatric association. retrieved april 23, 2017.
^ "ethics reminder offered about 'goldwater rule' on talking to media". psychiatric news. may 18, 2007. doi:10.1176/pn.42.10.0002. retrieved april 23, 2017.
^ a b c d carey, benedict (august 15, 2016). "the psychiatric question: is it fair to analyze donald trump from afar?". the new york times. retrieved august 16, 2016.
^ friedman, richard a. (february 17, 2017). "is it time to call trump mentally ill?". the new york times. ... psychiatrists can discuss mental health issues with the news media, but that it is unethical for them to diagnose mental illnesses in people they have not examined and whose consent they have not received.
^ "revisiting the goldwater rule: psychiatry, ethics, & politics". scattergoodethics. retrieved august 29, 2016.
^ kroll, jerome; pouncey, claire (2016). "the ethics of apa's goldwater rule". journal of the american academy of psychiatry and the law. 44 (2): 226–235. issn 1093-6793. pmid 27236179.
^ mcdaniel, susan h. (march 14, 2016). "response to article on whether therapists should analyze presidential candidates". american psychological association. archived from the original on april 20, 2016. retrieved june 30, 2017.
^ "reference committee on amendments to constitution and bylaws" (pdf). american medical association. 2017. retrieved january 4, 2018.
^ vox, ford (december 7, 2017). "i'm a brain specialist. i think trump should be tested for a degenerative brain disease". stat. retrieved january 4, 2018.
^ steakin, william (april 21, 2017). "dozens of psychiatry experts claim trump has 'dangerous mental illness' at controversial conference". aol.com. retrieved april 24, 2017.
^ bulman, may (april 21, 2017). "donald trump has 'dangerous mental illness', say psychiatry experts at yale conference". the independent. london. retrieved april 25, 2017.
^ "letter" (pdf) (letter). letter to members. american psychoanalytic association. july 6, 2017. retrieved july 26, 2017.
^ a b c walsh, michael (july 25, 2017). "clarifying the 'goldwater rule' for psychotherapists in the age of trump". yahoo news. retrieved july 26, 2017.
^ begley, sharon (july 25, 2017). "psychiatry group tells members they can defy 'goldwater rule' and comment on trump's mental health". stat. boston globe media. archived from the original on july 25, 2017. retrieved july 26, 2017.
^ begley, sharon (july 25, 2017). "psychiatry group tells members they can defy 'goldwater rule' and comment on trump's mental health". yahoo news. stat. retrieved july 26, 2017.


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designed and assembled in usa with entirely usa made components. s2delta’s slings are made with the highest quality components available. the sling is extremely lightweight and comfortable with a 2" shoulder strap.
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I know it’s summer, and I know that in the south that entails stifling heat and and hair ruining humidity, but I’m really having issues dealing with it this year. Today I took Bella for a run/jog/walk/die in the middle of the road adventure and it was seriously miserable. My lungs raised a little white flag half way through and I could have formed a small lake with the amount of sweat that was dripping off me after only a small amount of physical exertion. At least I’m up in VA where I know its a little bit more bearable than down in Tallahassee.
Anyway, once again I’m slacking in the project 365 department.

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i know it’s summer, and i know that in the south that entails stifling heat and and hair ruining humidity, but i’m really having issues dealing with it this year. today i took bella for a run/jog/walk/die in the middle of the road adventure and it was seriously miserable. my lungs raised a little white flag half way through and i could have formed a small lake with the amount of sweat that was dripping off me after only a small amount of physical exertion. at least i’m up in va where i know its a little bit more bearable than down in tallahassee.
anyway, once again i’m slacking in the project 365 department.


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For more information on Rip Current Preparedness Week, June 7 to 13 in North Carolina, as well as North Carolina Sea Grant rip current research, read this news release.
Rip current signs are posted on North Carolina beaches.
Folks heading to the beach this summer should be aware of the potential for rip currents.
National Weather Service officials report one fatality due to rip currents along our coast in 2014, and a total of at least 58 deaths since 2000.
There are a variety of beach safety resources available to the public — including some right on the beach.
“Lifeguards are not only on the beach to respond to emergency situations, but also to inform the public about current conditions. Talk to your local lifeguard when enjoying the beach this summer and always look out for your fellow friends and family while participating in water activity,” explains Simon Sanders, Ocean Rescue Supervisor for Carolina Beach.
If you are planning to swim in the ocean, look for a location with lifeguards.
If you are caught in a rip current, do not panic. If able, alert those on shore of your problem. Then swim parallel to the shore to get clear of the rip current.
If you are on shore and see someone in distress, alert lifeguards and call 911. If you go in the water, take flotation devices for yourself and the person or persons caught in the rip.
North Carolina partners continue to promote rip current safety by posting signs, providing magnets and sharing daily rip current outlooks from NWS forecast offices in Newport/Morehead City and Wilmington, N.C., and Wakefield, Va. Online safety materials also are available via the NWS portal at ripcurrents.noaa.gov/.
Magnets, signs and brochures with the Break The Grip Of The Rip® national safety message are available from North Carolina Sea Grant. For prices go to ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/ and search for rip currents.
For individual orders, call 919-515-9101. Communities, vacation rental firms and others with bulk orders also can call 910-962-2490. Download the rip current poster here.

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for more information on rip current preparedness week, june 7 to 13 in north carolina, as well as north carolina sea grant rip current research, read this news release.
rip current signs are posted on north carolina beaches.
folks heading to the beach this summer should be aware of the potential for rip currents.
national weather service officials report one fatality due to rip currents along our coast in 2014, and a total of at least 58 deaths since 2000.
there are a variety of beach safety resources available to the public — including some right on the beach.
“lifeguards are not only on the beach to respond to emergency situations, but also to inform the public about current conditions. talk to your local lifeguard when enjoying the beach this summer and always look out for your fellow friends and family while participating in water activity,” explains simon sanders, ocean rescue supervisor for carolina beach.
if you are planning to swim in the ocean, look for a location with lifeguards.
if you are caught in a rip current, do not panic. if able, alert those on shore of your problem. then swim parallel to the shore to get clear of the rip current.
if you are on shore and see someone in distress, alert lifeguards and call 911. if you go in the water, take flotation devices for yourself and the person or persons caught in the rip.
north carolina partners continue to promote rip current safety by posting signs, providing magnets and sharing daily rip current outlooks from nws forecast offices in newport/morehead city and wilmington, n.c., and wakefield, va. online safety materials also are available via the nws portal at ripcurrents.noaa.gov/.
magnets, signs and brochures with the break the grip of the rip® national safety message are available from north carolina sea grant. for prices go to ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/ and search for rip currents.
for individual orders, call 919-515-9101. communities, vacation rental firms and others with bulk orders also can call 910-962-2490. download the rip current poster here.


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« SF3Patch Version 14 Released!
The V14 patch has been re-posted due to a couple of lines that slipped through the cracks. Normally I probably wouldn’t find it necessary to re-post for just a couple of lines, but these were the final mass promotion lines from Remotest church late in Sc3.
So please grab the patch again before playing Sc3.
Thanks to Rune for pointing this out!
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Hello! In premium disk (character models session) the names of Isabella and Brigit are exchanged.
I was just making sure you were paying attention.
Is there source code available for the translation tool?
I’d like to see how you did the compression because I’m finishing my own compressor for the X5 files.
Thankyou so much for your efforts!!

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« sf3patch version 14 released!
the v14 patch has been re-posted due to a couple of lines that slipped through the cracks. normally i probably wouldn’t find it necessary to re-post for just a couple of lines, but these were the final mass promotion lines from remotest church late in sc3.
so please grab the patch again before playing sc3.
thanks to rune for pointing this out!
this entry was posted by legalize freedom! on monday, february 11th, 2013 at 9:39 am. you can follow any responses to this entry through the rss 2.0 feed. you can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
hello! in premium disk (character models session) the names of isabella and brigit are exchanged.
i was just making sure you were paying attention.
is there source code available for the translation tool?
i’d like to see how you did the compression because i’m finishing my own compressor for the x5 files.
thankyou so much for your efforts!!


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Do you dream in black and white? When it comes to bedrooms in the classic color combination, we sure do. Some hues are just better together — and black-and-white never fails in our book. In case you need an interior (or 10) to convince you that the dramatic duo is a timeless color story that works in every bedchamber, here's picture-perfect proof. Check out these high-contrast black-and-white bedroom ideas that confirm the pair will always be a decorating "do."
1. Highlight a single wall.
Wallpaper is an easy way to personalize and add interest to any space. If you're worried about committing to a pattern that might overwhelm a small room, installing it on a single wall is a great alternative. Cole & Son's Nuvolette Wallpaper adds drama to this black-and-white bedroom by Daleet Spector Design which is punctuated by hints of emerald green. And there is plenty of texture in the form of a sisal rug, sheepskin throw, and walnut bedside tables that keep the space warm.
Black-and-white bedroom ideas make the perfect background for vibrant pops of color. Yellow lounge chairs infuse this space designed by Chango & Co. with a sunny counterpart to a moody velvet four-poster bed, complete with black linens. Plenty of warmth and personality are added with a jute rug, exposed wood beams, leather-wrapped pendant light, and expansive end tables.
Who says black-and-white bedroom ideas can't be soothing? Counter the modern vibe of the color combo by using traditional details and accessories. Kate Marker balances white walls and high ceilings with an oversize black linen upholstered headboard — tufted for added dimension and elegance. A brushed nickel chandelier, traditional bedside tables, and accent chair soften the graphic pillows, artwork, and window coverings. A muted area rug adds another layer of warmth to the space.
4. Let your rug do the heavy lifting.
When you anchor your space with a statement-making rug, you can easily streamline the rest of the room's components. In this contemporary bedroom by Studio Life.Style, an expansive offset striped rug sets the stage for soft gray bedding, wood built-ins, and block print artwork. Task lighting and tassel-trimmed accent pillows complete the look.
5. Infuse personality through artwork.
A little bit country, a little bit rock-and-roll; we love the quirky artwork in this bedroom by Consort Design. The turquoise-encrusted steer skull and mysterious painting infuse this two-tone space with personality. A textured fringe blanket tempers high-contrast bedding while a brass light fixture adds a touch of glam.
6. Go to the dark side (with your floors).
Ground a lofty space — like this bedroom by Union Studio — with ebonized, or dark-stained, wood floors. While they might require more upkeep than a lighter option, they also make a dramatic statement which we love. A glossy black, three-dimensional wallpaper paired with original brick adds texture and character and sets the stage for a simple platform bed with neutral bedding.
7. Create a modern farmhouse.
The farmhouse trend is alive and well. We dig it for the accessible yet refined feeling it imparts on interiors like this cheery bedroom by Raili Clasen. A soft-black accent wall creates a focal point and is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful, warm-toned wood poster bed. Tongue-and-groove wall paneling (and peep that sliding barn door) enhances the rustic vibe. Frazada pillows and a patterned rug add playful bursts of color.
8. Don't be afraid to mix styles.
Apply black-and-white in a variety of textures and patterns to achieve an eclectic and glamorous bedroom. Herringbone floors and a marble mantle are elegant foundations for this space designed by Emily Henderson that also features modern artwork, art deco lighting, traditional furniture, and classic molding. A neutral color palette unifies the space and enables all of these patterns and styles to work together. Animal-print throw pillows and pom-pom trimmed curtains are playful details.
9. Balance a rustic vibe.
To keep a rustic room from looking overly, well, rustic, add in a few black elements. Here, Leanne Ford — known for her masterful white interiors — balances an incredible reclaimed wood platform bed with a black vintage pendant light, cheeky bust, and canvas artwork to create a unique and bright retreat with a modern twist.
10. Balance black with navy.
Black-and-white bedroom ideas don't have to be austere. Case in point: this bedroom by Sarah Sherman Samuel. A few natural touches, like a cane headboard, tan throw pillow, and relaxed navy linen bedding, go a long way in adding warmth and approachability to a high-contrast, black-and-white bedroom. Sculptural sconces add height and interest.

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do you dream in black and white? when it comes to bedrooms in the classic color combination, we sure do. some hues are just better together — and black-and-white never fails in our book. in case you need an interior (or 10) to convince you that the dramatic duo is a timeless color story that works in every bedchamber, here's picture-perfect proof. check out these high-contrast black-and-white bedroom ideas that confirm the pair will always be a decorating "do."
1. highlight a single wall.
wallpaper is an easy way to personalize and add interest to any space. if you're worried about committing to a pattern that might overwhelm a small room, installing it on a single wall is a great alternative. cole & son's nuvolette wallpaper adds drama to this black-and-white bedroom by daleet spector design which is punctuated by hints of emerald green. and there is plenty of texture in the form of a sisal rug, sheepskin throw, and walnut bedside tables that keep the space warm.
black-and-white bedroom ideas make the perfect background for vibrant pops of color. yellow lounge chairs infuse this space designed by chango & co. with a sunny counterpart to a moody velvet four-poster bed, complete with black linens. plenty of warmth and personality are added with a jute rug, exposed wood beams, leather-wrapped pendant light, and expansive end tables.
who says black-and-white bedroom ideas can't be soothing? counter the modern vibe of the color combo by using traditional details and accessories. kate marker balances white walls and high ceilings with an oversize black linen upholstered headboard — tufted for added dimension and elegance. a brushed nickel chandelier, traditional bedside tables, and accent chair soften the graphic pillows, artwork, and window coverings. a muted area rug adds another layer of warmth to the space.
4. let your rug do the heavy lifting.
when you anchor your space with a statement-making rug, you can easily streamline the rest of the room's components. in this contemporary bedroom by studio life.style, an expansive offset striped rug sets the stage for soft gray bedding, wood built-ins, and block print artwork. task lighting and tassel-trimmed accent pillows complete the look.
5. infuse personality through artwork.
a little bit country, a little bit rock-and-roll; we love the quirky artwork in this bedroom by consort design. the turquoise-encrusted steer skull and mysterious painting infuse this two-tone space with personality. a textured fringe blanket tempers high-contrast bedding while a brass light fixture adds a touch of glam.
6. go to the dark side (with your floors).
ground a lofty space — like this bedroom by union studio — with ebonized, or dark-stained, wood floors. while they might require more upkeep than a lighter option, they also make a dramatic statement which we love. a glossy black, three-dimensional wallpaper paired with original brick adds texture and character and sets the stage for a simple platform bed with neutral bedding.
7. create a modern farmhouse.
the farmhouse trend is alive and well. we dig it for the accessible yet refined feeling it imparts on interiors like this cheery bedroom by raili clasen. a soft-black accent wall creates a focal point and is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful, warm-toned wood poster bed. tongue-and-groove wall paneling (and peep that sliding barn door) enhances the rustic vibe. frazada pillows and a patterned rug add playful bursts of color.
8. don't be afraid to mix styles.
apply black-and-white in a variety of textures and patterns to achieve an eclectic and glamorous bedroom. herringbone floors and a marble mantle are elegant foundations for this space designed by emily henderson that also features modern artwork, art deco lighting, traditional furniture, and classic molding. a neutral color palette unifies the space and enables all of these patterns and styles to work together. animal-print throw pillows and pom-pom trimmed curtains are playful details.
9. balance a rustic vibe.
to keep a rustic room from looking overly, well, rustic, add in a few black elements. here, leanne ford — known for her masterful white interiors — balances an incredible reclaimed wood platform bed with a black vintage pendant light, cheeky bust, and canvas artwork to create a unique and bright retreat with a modern twist.
10. balance black with navy.
black-and-white bedroom ideas don't have to be austere. case in point: this bedroom by sarah sherman samuel. a few natural touches, like a cane headboard, tan throw pillow, and relaxed navy linen bedding, go a long way in adding warmth and approachability to a high-contrast, black-and-white bedroom. sculptural sconces add height and interest.


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1 Praise the LORD! Praise the LORD from heaven! Praise God on the heights! 2 Praise God, all of you who are his messengers! Praise God, all of you who comprise his heavenly forces! 3 Sun and moon, praise God! All of you bright stars, praise God! 4 You highest heaven, praise God! Do the same, you waters that are above the sky! 5 Let all of these praise the LORD’s name because God gave the command and they were created! 6 God set them in place always and forever. God made a law that will not be broken. 7 Praise the LORD from the earth, you sea monsters and all you ocean depths! 8 Do the same, fire and hail, snow and smoke, stormy wind that does what God says! 9 Do the same, you mountains, every single hill, fruit trees, and every single cedar! 10 Do the same, you animals—wild or tame you creatures that creep along and you birds that fly! 11 Do the same, you kings of the earth and every single person, you princes and every single ruler on earth! 12 Do the same, you young men—young women too! you who are old together with you who are young! 13 Let all of these praise the LORD’s name because only God’s name is high over all. Only God’s majesty is over earth and heaven. 14 God raised the strength of his people, the praise of all his faithful ones that’s the Israelites, the people who are close to him. Praise the LORD!
evokes praise for our Creator and brings forth new life.
God, we praise your holy work. Help us bend our will in reverence to all creation, express gratitude for the life to which you have given birth, and remain dedicated to faithful stewardship in our life among all life. Amen.
Ecstasy over the Christmas miracle binds these passages together with unrestrained joy over what God has done and over who God is. The God whom these texts celebrate is a God who reigns in strength and whose activity on behalf of humankind is timelessly ancient. As worshipers, we join in rejoicing over the coming of the messenger “who says to Zion, ‘Your God reigns’” (Isa. 52:7). We also celebrate “the LORD, for he is coming to judge the earth . . . with righteousness, and . . . equity” (Ps. 98:9). Then a note of immediacy is struck by the focus on what God has done just now, in these “last days,” in which “he has spoken to us by a Son” (Heb. 1:2). The One who was present at Creation, the eternal Word, “became flesh and lived among us” (John 1:14).
• Read Isaiah 52:7-10. Where do you see signs of God’s peace amid the world’s brokenness?
• Read Psalm 98. Where in your life has a new beginning come most startlingly from an ending?
• Read Hebrews 1:1-12. When you next celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion, re ect on how God has brought healing to your life.
• Read Luke 2:22-40. When have you been surprised by an inbreaking of God’s extraordinary love in an ordinary moment?

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1 praise the lord! praise the lord from heaven! praise god on the heights! 2 praise god, all of you who are his messengers! praise god, all of you who comprise his heavenly forces! 3 sun and moon, praise god! all of you bright stars, praise god! 4 you highest heaven, praise god! do the same, you waters that are above the sky! 5 let all of these praise the lord’s name because god gave the command and they were created! 6 god set them in place always and forever. god made a law that will not be broken. 7 praise the lord from the earth, you sea monsters and all you ocean depths! 8 do the same, fire and hail, snow and smoke, stormy wind that does what god says! 9 do the same, you mountains, every single hill, fruit trees, and every single cedar! 10 do the same, you animals—wild or tame you creatures that creep along and you birds that fly! 11 do the same, you kings of the earth and every single person, you princes and every single ruler on earth! 12 do the same, you young men—young women too! you who are old together with you who are young! 13 let all of these praise the lord’s name because only god’s name is high over all. only god’s majesty is over earth and heaven. 14 god raised the strength of his people, the praise of all his faithful ones that’s the israelites, the people who are close to him. praise the lord!
evokes praise for our creator and brings forth new life.
god, we praise your holy work. help us bend our will in reverence to all creation, express gratitude for the life to which you have given birth, and remain dedicated to faithful stewardship in our life among all life. amen.
ecstasy over the christmas miracle binds these passages together with unrestrained joy over what god has done and over who god is. the god whom these texts celebrate is a god who reigns in strength and whose activity on behalf of humankind is timelessly ancient. as worshipers, we join in rejoicing over the coming of the messenger “who says to zion, ‘your god reigns’” (isa. 52:7). we also celebrate “the lord, for he is coming to judge the earth . . . with righteousness, and . . . equity” (ps. 98:9). then a note of immediacy is struck by the focus on what god has done just now, in these “last days,” in which “he has spoken to us by a son” (heb. 1:2). the one who was present at creation, the eternal word, “became flesh and lived among us” (john 1:14).
• read isaiah 52:7-10. where do you see signs of god’s peace amid the world’s brokenness?
• read psalm 98. where in your life has a new beginning come most startlingly from an ending?
• read hebrews 1:1-12. when you next celebrate the sacrament of holy communion, re ect on how god has brought healing to your life.
• read luke 2:22-40. when have you been surprised by an inbreaking of god’s extraordinary love in an ordinary moment?


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The Trinity Concert Series 2018-19 is bringing six unique concerts to our beautiful sanctuary this season.
Founded in 2002, the Trinity Concert Series has brought many talented musicians to the Central Illinois area, while at the same time offering local musicians an opportunity for sharing their glorious talents. Aside from our first concert this season, all other concerts are free admission and a free-will offering will be collected.
Please join us for our next concert!
Bradley University Chorale Thursday, May 2nd, 7:00 p.m.
Known for its vibrant approach to sound, the Bradley Chorale embraces the unique spirit and diverse color palate of each singer in exploring music of all genres and stylistic performance practices. They perform extensively across the United States and Europe, receiving national and international honors and singing at conventions across the globe. International performances have included tours of Poland, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Italy, and Wales.

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the trinity concert series 2018-19 is bringing six unique concerts to our beautiful sanctuary this season.
founded in 2002, the trinity concert series has brought many talented musicians to the central illinois area, while at the same time offering local musicians an opportunity for sharing their glorious talents. aside from our first concert this season, all other concerts are free admission and a free-will offering will be collected.
please join us for our next concert!
bradley university chorale thursday, may 2nd, 7:00 p.m.
known for its vibrant approach to sound, the bradley chorale embraces the unique spirit and diverse color palate of each singer in exploring music of all genres and stylistic performance practices. they perform extensively across the united states and europe, receiving national and international honors and singing at conventions across the globe. international performances have included tours of poland, the czech republic, denmark, ireland, norway, italy, and wales.


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Meaning and definitions of enquiry, translation in Marathi language for enquiry with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of enquiry in Marathi and in English language.
What enquiry means in Marathi, enquiry meaning in Marathi, enquiry definition, examples and pronunciation of enquiry in Marathi language.

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meaning and definitions of enquiry, translation in marathi language for enquiry with similar and opposite words. also find spoken pronunciation of enquiry in marathi and in english language.
what enquiry means in marathi, enquiry meaning in marathi, enquiry definition, examples and pronunciation of enquiry in marathi language.


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Skyscanner allows you to find the cheapest flights to Venice (from hundreds of airlines including Alitalia, Lufthansa, Delta) without having to enter specific dates or even destinations, making it the best place to find cheap flights for your trip.
To book a cheap flight to Venice, choose from the list of flights to Venice below, or use the links at the side of the page to browse for more flight information. To start a new flight search, use the search controls above.

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skyscanner allows you to find the cheapest flights to venice (from hundreds of airlines including alitalia, lufthansa, delta) without having to enter specific dates or even destinations, making it the best place to find cheap flights for your trip.
to book a cheap flight to venice, choose from the list of flights to venice below, or use the links at the side of the page to browse for more flight information. to start a new flight search, use the search controls above.


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Fresh from the Transformers presentation at MCM London Comic-Con, Hasbro has released official images of the newest Studio Series reveals!
Simultaneously posted on the Hasbro Pulse Instagram account and on the Hasbro Twitter feed, this batch of figures includes our first look at Deluxe Shatter, a redeco of The Last Knight Deluxe Cogman, and a trio of devastating Decepticons.
Deluxe Class Shatter from the Bumblebee movie features a stunning robot mode, changing into her land-based Plymouth Satellite vehicle mode. Like Dropkick from the same line, she does not have a third mode. Deluxe Class Cogman is a clean silver redeco of the Premiere Edition figure released last year, with no discernible mold changes.
Deluxe Class Scrapmetal, Voyager Class Rampage, and Voyager Class Long Haul represent the first Constructicons in the Studio Series line. Announced to be able to form parts of Devastator, these mechanical monsters from Revenge of the Fallen are but the first to pull your wallet into their vortex.
Long Haul is slated for Fall of 2019, while the rest of the reveals are slated for Spring.
Stoked to finally be rid of that dusty old Supreme figure from 2009? Gearing up to scrap the little one for parts? Come on over and share your thoughts on the Allspark Forums’ Studio Series thread, the Allspark Discord server, or the Allspark Facebook group.

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fresh from the transformers presentation at mcm london comic-con, hasbro has released official images of the newest studio series reveals!
simultaneously posted on the hasbro pulse instagram account and on the hasbro twitter feed, this batch of figures includes our first look at deluxe shatter, a redeco of the last knight deluxe cogman, and a trio of devastating decepticons.
deluxe class shatter from the bumblebee movie features a stunning robot mode, changing into her land-based plymouth satellite vehicle mode. like dropkick from the same line, she does not have a third mode. deluxe class cogman is a clean silver redeco of the premiere edition figure released last year, with no discernible mold changes.
deluxe class scrapmetal, voyager class rampage, and voyager class long haul represent the first constructicons in the studio series line. announced to be able to form parts of devastator, these mechanical monsters from revenge of the fallen are but the first to pull your wallet into their vortex.
long haul is slated for fall of 2019, while the rest of the reveals are slated for spring.
stoked to finally be rid of that dusty old supreme figure from 2009? gearing up to scrap the little one for parts? come on over and share your thoughts on the allspark forums’ studio series thread, the allspark discord server, or the allspark facebook group.


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The coat of arms is based on a stone carvings preserved in the city walls, showing a tower in a bordered shield. Colourization is rather new, and the flag also.
Historical names for the town of Pazin are: Pazin (Croatian), Pisino (Italian) and Mitterburg (German).

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the coat of arms is based on a stone carvings preserved in the city walls, showing a tower in a bordered shield. colourization is rather new, and the flag also.
historical names for the town of pazin are: pazin (croatian), pisino (italian) and mitterburg (german).


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The place for DIY (do-it-yourself) and DIT (do-it-together) stuff in Electronics (at most) and some of my Video and Travel and anything I and my friends would like & love to share. 1diy S-share, H-hobbies, A-adventure, R-research and E-education.
At my early days in high school, I fell in love with electronics, and so, I started to have my first DIY Audio Amplifier and keep doing over and over – share it to interested DIYer’s – the people who love to make stuff on the power of their finger-tips. You will find here my Electronics Projects.
1diySHARE comes from Baguio City, the highest city inTHE Philippines – a personal website & maintained by F. Dandy. Salamat sa pagbisita (Thank you for Visiting).

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the place for diy (do-it-yourself) and dit (do-it-together) stuff in electronics (at most) and some of my video and travel and anything i and my friends would like & love to share. 1diy s-share, h-hobbies, a-adventure, r-research and e-education.
at my early days in high school, i fell in love with electronics, and so, i started to have my first diy audio amplifier and keep doing over and over – share it to interested diyer’s – the people who love to make stuff on the power of their finger-tips. you will find here my electronics projects.
1diyshare comes from baguio city, the highest city inthe philippines – a personal website & maintained by f. dandy. salamat sa pagbisita (thank you for visiting).


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I’ve crept these forums since I first found them. Now a new game is out and I look forward to seeing the community grow. Just came to say thanks to all the super dedicated members and mods who are always consistent. Even when the game first dropped and even after stage two when the forums were packed. I have a picture saved on my phone of a screen full of posts, “if I see a wraith I’m quitting” “if I see a Lazarus I’m quitting” this has always been a great forum.
Now can we start badgering TRS to clean up the leftover Evolve architecture? There’s nine different Evolve subcategories and the general category is for “all things TRS and Evolve” when there should just be the one. It peeves me.
Hello and welcome back(?). First off I edited your post because it’s not really nice to say things about people in such a manner and call them out. Second, I would imagine that maybe the posts are there for remeniscings sake, or for the few that still play Evolve. I think it’s upto TRS as to whether we remove the posts or not, but we do have a L4D section on the forums too, which makes me think that we’re going to involve and integrate all games made by TRS on the forum.
Just last week the devs started making some changes to clean up the forums, however with GDC I believe that people have been busy with that. I’m sure that the forum will continue to get further attention and restructuring in the future.
Anywho, I’m sure TRS is on it because their forum design is second to none, still, not something they should sleep on what with a new game coming out. They still have a subcategory for Evolve bug reports and not for nothing but I market for a living and they should not have a subcategory for Evolve bug reports. Sorry, I’m hyper argumentative to a fault, like, why put a question mark on my welcome back when I’m a colonist???

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i’ve crept these forums since i first found them. now a new game is out and i look forward to seeing the community grow. just came to say thanks to all the super dedicated members and mods who are always consistent. even when the game first dropped and even after stage two when the forums were packed. i have a picture saved on my phone of a screen full of posts, “if i see a wraith i’m quitting” “if i see a lazarus i’m quitting” this has always been a great forum.
now can we start badgering trs to clean up the leftover evolve architecture? there’s nine different evolve subcategories and the general category is for “all things trs and evolve” when there should just be the one. it peeves me.
hello and welcome back(?). first off i edited your post because it’s not really nice to say things about people in such a manner and call them out. second, i would imagine that maybe the posts are there for remeniscings sake, or for the few that still play evolve. i think it’s upto trs as to whether we remove the posts or not, but we do have a l4d section on the forums too, which makes me think that we’re going to involve and integrate all games made by trs on the forum.
just last week the devs started making some changes to clean up the forums, however with gdc i believe that people have been busy with that. i’m sure that the forum will continue to get further attention and restructuring in the future.
anywho, i’m sure trs is on it because their forum design is second to none, still, not something they should sleep on what with a new game coming out. they still have a subcategory for evolve bug reports and not for nothing but i market for a living and they should not have a subcategory for evolve bug reports. sorry, i’m hyper argumentative to a fault, like, why put a question mark on my welcome back when i’m a colonist???


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BEING A BANK ON YOURSELF Authorized Advisor is a challenging but very rewarding career. It’s challenging because Bank On Yourself goes against the grain of what we’ve been taught about money and finances, and because of the investment of time needed to master the ins and outs of the concept, technical information, and plan design.
For those who stick with it, however, the benefits are many. Perhaps the greatest satisfaction comes from knowing you are changing your clients’ lives by helping them achieve the financial peace of mind they seek and deserve.

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being a bank on yourself authorized advisor is a challenging but very rewarding career. it’s challenging because bank on yourself goes against the grain of what we’ve been taught about money and finances, and because of the investment of time needed to master the ins and outs of the concept, technical information, and plan design.
for those who stick with it, however, the benefits are many. perhaps the greatest satisfaction comes from knowing you are changing your clients’ lives by helping them achieve the financial peace of mind they seek and deserve.