 Guard relic (Kurov's Aquila) for 1CP, or even make an IG HQ your warlord and take the Grand Strategist trait AND the Aquila -- You then get to regenerate CP that you spend, AND that your opponent spends.  Suddenly, all those awesome AdMech strategems can actually be used!

EDIT: Also, it's actually quite justifiable from a lore standpoint, especially if you make them Vostroyan or some other homebrew Industrial World regiment.  Industrial worlds (like vostroya or Cypra Mundi) are quite common in the fluff; they are essentially high-population foreworlds that function as a sort of forgeworld/hiveworld fusion.Elden Hensen, Wes Chatham join the cast of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay’
Two more actors have joined the cast of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Parts 1 and 2, which began filming Monday in Atlanta.
Lionsgate announced earlier today that Elden Henson would play Pollux and Wes Chatham would play Castor in the movie. The characters are brothers and cameramen who help film propaganda films of Katniss to support the growing rebellion that is the focus of the two-part Mockingjay movies.
Henson’s past film credits include The Butterfly Effect, Lords of Dogtown, and Under the Tuscan Sun, as well as a variety of guest appearances on TV shows such as “Psych,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” and “ER.” Chatham’s credits include The Help and W (with Mockingjay co-star Elizabeth Banks) and TV appearances including “The Mentalist” and “The Unit.”
Cameras began rolling Monday in Atlanta on Mockingjay, which is being split into two films (being shot simultaneously). Though cast and crew are expected to take a break from filming to promote Catching Fire‘s November 22nd release, filming on Mockingjay will continue through May.
Read More by Sara GundellOn 05/15/2013 10:53 PM, Richard Smith wrote: > On Mon, May 6, 2013 at 9:09 AM, reed kotler <rkotler at mips.com > <mailto:rkotler at mips.com>> wrote: > > On 05/06/2013 08:51 AM, Rafael Espíndola wrote: > > It's working fine just that it's ugly to see those > APP/NOAPP markers. > > Inline assembly is inline assembly. It has the semantics > defined in > the IL documentation and should all be treated uniformly. > > I guess I would be OK with unconditionally removing those > comments (I > don't see a lot of value in them) or having different > verbosity levels > for the asm output. > > What we should never have is a "if (this asm was created by > llvm itself)". > > I would like to see a method in asm printer which turns on/off > these comments. > It's trivial to add and use but I can't put back to this code > without permission so there is no point to write the patch if > nobody will approve it. > > Then I could call that method when I'm processing compiler > generated stubs that have inline > assembly. > > Traditionally these comments are used in gcc so that when you look > at assembly code, you can tell which was generated by the compiler > and which was inline assembly the user created. > > > This does not appear to be the case. As far as I can discern from the > available documentation, #APP and #NOAPP are pragmas which inform the > assembler's preprocessor whether it's in "application mode" (where it > needs more expensive tokenization rules, including comment-stripping > and the like) or whether it's in "processing compiler output mode" > (where it can skip all that stuff). > > That these pragmas *also* mark where the user's inline asm ended up > seems to just be a happy coincidence. I've read that too in the docs but I don't think it has any meaning here because I'm emitting the same kind of code that gcc emits; so I should not need them. Possible it slows down compilation by some tiny amount here. It does not hurt for me to have the APP/NO_APP markers; I just don't like to see them in the.s file. As Jim Grosbach and others have noted, if I move the inline asm generation to another place, I won't get those. It's just because the compiler is doing what I user would do that I'm getting them. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <><reponame>ezgikaysi/koding
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