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FORT WALTON BEACH — Luxe Sports Grill is a grand slam, a three-point shot at the buzzer, a wild end-zone celebration of an interception and runback for a touchdown.
You get the idea I liked the place?
I did. And you will, too. If the terrific food and excellent service don't make you a fan, the wall o' TVs and 100-yard drink menu will have you cheering.
OK, let's put the sports puns in the penalty box and talk about the dee-Luxe.
The food
The sleek, wide-open Luxe offers a sports-bar lineup of goodies – burgers, pizza, and sandwiches. But they can also fix you a big plate of shrimp, a slab of ribs, or grilled chicken breasts.
Start your meal with an appetizer, what Luxe calls "Starters." The selections include all your favorites – fried pickles, cheese sticks, nachos and queso dip to name a few. Or, if you can't make up your mind opt for the Grand Slam, a sampler of pickles, cheese sticks, queso and chips, and boneless wings with your choice of dipping sauce.
Watching your weight? How about a salad? Luxe provides a healthy selection of greens, from plain-old house or Caesar salads to the Club, "Cobb" and "By~da~Bay" salad, made with grilled shrimp or fish with tomatoes, cukes, onions and croutons.
Here's where Luxe breaks out of the sports bar mold: its Major League entries, which include shrimp and steak, baby back ribs, crab cake, grilled chicken, fish, or a plate of fried or grilled shrimp.
In a burger kind of mood? Try the De-Luxe, Southwest, or Bella Burger, which comes with portabella mushrooms (you were expecting the chick from "Twilight"?), sautéed mushrooms and Provolone cheese.
The Smokin' is dressed with applewood-smoked bacon, while the Roadhouse comes with a mouth-tingling mixture of jalapenos and barbecue sauce, along with bacon and Cheddar cheese.
Sandwiches include pulled pork, club, po-boys, fish or shrimp tacos, a Philly cheese, turkey or the Luxe Hot Tuna, with jalapeno ranch served on wheat bread.
Pizzas run the gamut from veggie to five-cheese, Hawaiian and meat-lovers. All pizzas are 8 inches.
And what would a sports bar be without wings? You can buy 'em by the basket, up to 50 at a time, and they come with bone in or out. Sauces include honey barbecue, bourbon, jerk, teriyaki lemon pepper, and traditional, which can be made mild, medium, or hot. Wings come with celery and carrots.
Keep the kids quiet with sliders, a "PYT" (chicken tenders), Shrimp Ka-Pow, riblets or fish and chips. Orders come with fries, or you can opt for sweet potato fries or a house or Caesar salad.
Luxe also offers several brands of beer, and a tantalizing drink menu with selections like the Chocolate Martini or the Hell Yea Margarita.
We started with the Grand Slam appetizer, a meal in itself. They brought us a huge bowl of queso and chips, a heap of fried pickles, spicy boneless wings and cheese sticks.
Everything was piping hot and delicious. Me being a glutton, I tried to finish the plates – forget it. Just hand me the to-go box.
Next came my dining companion's Caesar salad. It was presented in a way I'd never seen – on a long, shallow, rectangular plate. I'm picky about lettuce – I don't like anything lighter than a jungle shade of green.
The chilled lettuce was cut into bite-sized pieces, each of which was coated with a tangy dressing. It was the first time I ever took home a salad in a to-go box.
My dining companion chose the shrimp plate and received several large, battered and fried shrimp, with a helping of rice pilaf. Again, everything was piping hot and dee-lish.
I decided to go all Cro-Magnon and ordered the Smokin' Burger. I'd never eaten a hamburger with bacon, and if my doctor says it's OK I think I'll start (he won't, of course). It arrived with a giant helping of steaming fries and ketchup. The burger patty was almost too big to fit in my big mouth.
The atmosphere
Luxe, which occupies the old Barley's building on Main Street in downtown Fort Walton Beach, is a wide-open venue in terms of space. You'll find lots of tables and booths. Best of all, they've got – and I counted – 31 widescreen TVs. I can only imagine the feast of testosterone come football season.
The service
Our service was great. I'm told there were issues when the restaurant opened, but it appears Luxe is working hard to correct them. Our server was attentive, friendly, and accommodating.
A final taste
Listen up, sports fans. You have another place to hang out on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and it's right across the street from the Indian Mound. You'll like Luxe Sports Grill's food and the beverages, and you won't find a better venue for watching the Miami Dolphins annihilate the New England Patriots.
Now that would be a dee-light!
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Anyone who has visited Florence knows why it is considered the most authentic and true jewel of Tuscany. Cultural center, historical and artistic heritage of Northern Italy, Florence has all the conditions to enjoy an unparalleled city around the world.
Dubbed as the "city of Stendhal syndrome", originating from the shock the writer suffered as he witnessed the overwhelming beauty of Santa Croce church, the city's great historical and artistic heritage makes the Tuscan capital the true cradle of Italian Renaissance. Its historical center was declared World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1982. A visit to the Santa Maria del Fiore Basilica, the Piazza della Signoria and its famous Palazzo Vecchio is a must, and not to mention, the Ponte Vecchio, one of the symbols of the city, must not be missed. We can also visit dozens of museums, such as the Galeria de la Academia, where the famous "David" of Michelangelo is located.


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Emporia launches two new simplified handsets
Emporia has launched two new mobile phones at the Mobile World Congress event, both aimed, as are its other products, at those "who find new technology unnecessarily complicated".
The emporiaELEGANCE and emporiaSOLID boast easy-to-read OLED displays and big buttons. The ELEGANCE model is the the smooth, chrome-accented looker available in white, black and brown while the SOLID boasts robustness for suggested activities such as fishing, walking, gardening or cycling and can be used with gloves on.
The emporiaELEGANCE is due in Q2. The GSM handset has an extra-loud speaker, and offers text and talk abilities. The emporiaSOLID will be incoming in the third quarter and is also loud, with "dirt repellent" and water resistant properties.
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Norman F. Johnson is a professor of biology at Ohio State University and curator of the Ohio State University insect collection. His research interests include the systematics of parasitic Hymenoptera and in particular the Proctotrupoidea. His focus to date has been on the Scelionidae, a speciose group important as biological control agents of their hosts. In 1992 he assumed the position of director of the OSU Insect Collection.
Charles A. Triplehorn is emeritus faculty at Ohio State University and his broad interests include systematics and biogeography of Coleoptera. His research is primarily on the large family Tenebrionidae, especially those of the Western Hemisphere. Since his retirement from Ohio State in 1992, he has concentrated on two major projects: a revision of the genus Eleodes and of the Neotropical Diaperini. Triplehorn is the former president of the American Entomological Society.


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Pilgrim Bottle
From the tenth to the thirteenth centuries, although the non-Chinese Qidan Liao and the Jurchen Jin Dynasties constantly threatened Chinese territory, they engaged in active trade and cultural exchange, a fact reflected in ceramic production. The Pilgrim Bottle with incised peony sprays represents the integration of earlier Tang Dynasty ceramics and indigenous Liao forms, continuing the Tang lead-glaze tradition while imitating the shape and design of leather water pouches used by northern nomads.
- Medium: Earthenware, green glaze
- Place Made: China
- Dates: 907-1125
- Dynasty: Liao Dynasty
- Dimensions: 10 9/16 in. (26.8 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Asian Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 50.162
- Credit Line: Gift of Horace O. Havemeyer, by exchange
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Pilgrim Bottle, 907-1125. Earthenware, green glaze, 10 9/16 in. (26.8 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Horace O. Havemeyer, by exchange, 50.162. Creative Commons-BY
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60 Years of Scientific Dialogue
The Lindau Institutions
The Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings and the Foundation Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings organise the annual meetings on an honorary basis. Read more...
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It all began with two physicians from Lindau, Franz Karl Hein and Gustav Parade, who in 1950 approached Count Lennart Bernadotte with a unique idea, one for a medical congress where German scientists from the Lake Constance region could be brought out of the isolation they had been resigned to since the end of World War II. Hein's and Parade's plans called for an invitation to be sent out to winners of the highest international science awards. The participation of Nobel Laureates was intended to bring an audience of international specialists to Lindau for the congress, and their expertise would then benefit German medical people in those difficult times. Count Bernadotte made use of his good contacts with the Swedish royal family and the Nobel Committee in Stockholm and, 50 years after the first Nobel Prize was handed out by the Count's grandfather, Gustav V, later King of Sweden, laid the cornerstone for a series of meetings that would become unique in the world.
"The purpose of this 3-4 day congress is to offer European scientists knowledge of the present state of science from the mouths of its most qualified representatives, to make known to wider circles the events taking place in medical and natural science research for the welfare of humankind and finally to bring the most brilliant minds in science together with researchers, natural scientists and physicians to converse and get into personal contact with one another."
Franz Karl Hein and Gustav Parade to Count Lennart Bernadotte.
Letter from the estate of F. K. Hein.
"If this congress is a success, the working committee believes it could set up an annual event and this in the form that, for instance, in 1952 the Nobel Laureates in chemistry, in another year those in physics, […] etc. could be invited to attend."
Franz Karl Hein and Gustav Parade to the City Council and tourist authorities of the City of Lindau.Letter from the estate of F. K. Hein dated 7th November 1950.
"It is good to see that it has again become possible to hold international conferences of this kind in Germany and I send you warm wishes for its success."
Hermann Joseph Muller, Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 1946, to Franz Karl Hein.Letter from the estate of F. K. Hein dated 23rd February 1951.
"A marketplace of discoveries"Frederick Soddy, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1921.Quotation based on Dées de Sterio, Alexander: Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Solothurn 1963.
"The first 'European Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Medicine in Lindau' takes place from 11th to 14th June 1951"
With a starting budget of a respectable 12,000 DM (for comparison's sake, the sticker price of a VW Beetle at this time was around 4,400 DM), the organisers invited seven Laureates to Lindau on the shores of Lake Constance. The City of Lindau took over travel and accommodation expenses. The sending of the invitation letters to the medical faculties at universities and medical associations turned out to be rather more difficult than first thought because it was hard to find the proper addresses of those responsible. Physicians in the German-speaking world were thus informed of the Meeting in a somewhat unconventional way: A mailing fluttered into their home post boxes, one with a total run of 30,000. At first, however, the response left a lot to be desired, and the entire enterprise came into question right from the outset. But after the first Nobel Laureates promised to come, the organisers decided to keep to their plans. In the end, besides seven Laureates, around 400 physicians from throughout West Germany and neighbouring countries came to Lindau for the first Meeting of Nobel Laureates.
The first Laureates and their lecture titles in Lindau:
"For the first time, students also take part in the first meeting of physicists."
The University of Freiburg was among several institutions of higher learning that announced the participation of their students, 21 from Freiburg. They came to Lindau by bike. The organisers of the meetings had, after the meeting of chemists in 1952, decided to expand the circle of participants to include students, assistants and young lecturers. Lindau should reflect the "international character of science" (Neue Zeitung from 28th June 1952). Thus the Meetings found their core issue, a scientific dialogue across the generations.
"Establishment of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings with Count Lennart Bernadotte as President"
To secure financial requirements and the contacts to the universities, a council was founded. It was composed of the President Count Lennart Bernadotte, Lindau's Lord Mayor Frisch and the deacons of the medical faculties at the universities of Munich, Innsbruck, Freiburg and Tübingen. The aim was to simplify access for students to the Lindau Meetings by expanding relations to neighbouring universities. By also extending the basic concept behind the Meetings, it was possible for the event to find the urgently needed support of wealthy sponsors.
In the years following this, the composition of the Council changed multiple times. Today, the members of the Council include Countess Bettina Bernadotte as President, German and Swedish scientists from the disciplines of chemistry, medicine and physics along with economists, Nobel Laureate Harmut Michel and experts from the fields of foundations, the press and public relations. Today's Lindau Lord Mayor is a regular guest to the Council. The purely voluntary Council not only serves as organiser, it also has, together with the Foundation, above all the job of adapting the tried-and-true concept for the meetings to suit changing social conditions and expand it where needed.
Within the shortest of times, the Meetings of Nobel Laureates became a popular meeting place.
"I first came as a chemist, then disguised as a physicist and now again to the meeting of Medicine Laureates, because my work also has something to do with medicine […] and should you ever invite those from literature, then you should know that in my youth I applied myself fervently to the art of poetry."Otto Hahn 1954.
Quotation according to Dées de Sterio, Alexander: Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Solothurn 1963.
"Mainau demonstration – appeal from Nobel Laureates to renounce the use of atomic weapons"
"Full military deployment of the weapons possible today can so radioactively contaminate the earth that entire peoples would be annihilated. […] All nations must come to the decision that they will voluntarily renounce violence as the last means of policy. If they are not prepared to do so, they shall cease to exist."
Quote from the Mainau Manifesto, 1955.
The manifesto formulated in Lindau was signed by 18 Nobel Laureates on 15th July 1955 including:
Kurt Alder, Max Born, Adolf Butenandt, Arthur H. Compton, Gerhard Domagk, Hans von Euler-Chelpin, Werner Heisenberg, Georg von Hevesy, Richard Kuhn, Fritz Lipmann, Hermann Joseph Muller, Paul Hermann Müller, Leopold Ružicka, Frederick Soddy, Wendell M. Stanley, Hermann Staudinger, Hideki Yukawa
A further 34 Nobel Laureates joined them by the end of that year. The warning, extremely topical at the time, about the deceptive peace offered by mutual atomic deterrent between the superpowers USA and USSR came about with an eye to the first UN Conference on "Atoms for Peace," where the peaceful use of nuclear energy was to be discussed. On 8th August 1955, there was an additional meeting in Geneva of delegations of scientists and researchers from 73 nations, both East and West. The German delegation was led by Otto Hahn (Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1944 for discovering nuclear fission), a determined foe of the deployment of nuclear energy for military purposes. The peaceful use of nuclear energy was his greatest goal, and yet he still had to live with the knowledge that he too had played a part in creating the basics for the atomic bomb.
"Preparatory discussions on CERN took place during the Lindau Nobel Laureates Meetings"
Early on, long before the cornerstone was laid for the CERN Laboratory in Geneva on 10th June 1955, the Nobel Laureates in Lindau had already been discussing the value of international cooperation for getting a particle accelerator up and running: "Discussion were also held in Bad Schachen (a Lindau conference hotel) about the work and the commissioning of the CERN Laboratory; some subsequent resolutions were then prepared in private talks." (Heisenberg, Werner: The relations between society and science as reflected in the Lindau Meetings, in: Dées de Sterio 1975, 90.) In the following years, the problems of expensive, large-scale research projects in fundamental nuclear physics research played a role in many lectures at the Meetings. This could be seen, in oneexample, in the lecture by Werner Heisenberg (Nobel Prize in Physics 1932): "Plans for a German reactor station" (Meeting in 1955), and in the lecture by Frédéric Joliot-Curie (Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1935): "The new Centre for Nuclear Physical Fundamental Research in Orsay and the Organisation or Researchers" (Meeting in 1958).
After two UNESCO conferences in Florence and Paris, eleven European governments signed an agreement for a preliminary CERN. In May 1952, the provisional council met for the fi rst time in Paris, and on 29th June 1953, at the 6th conference of the provisional CERN in Paris, the representatives of 12 European countries signed the charter establishing CERN. In October 1953, the location of CERN and its laboratory near Geneva was determined at a conference in Amsterdam. Then, on 24th February 1954, the 1st conference of the CERN council after its founding was held in Geneva, before later in the year, on 29th September 1954, seven of the 12 member states ratified the treaty establishing it.
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Dexter 6DOF-IMU
Well the folks over at Dexter Industries look like they are putting the finishing touches to a new sensor. The IMU stands for Inertial Measurement Unit and the 6DOF means 6 Degrees Of Freedom. What does that mean in normal speak?
Well in layman terms the sensor will be able to not only be able to measure movement in the left/right forward/backward and up/down directions, but will also be able to measure the amount of rotating in all the same directions (can anyone come up with a better explanation?)
Xander over at 'I'd Rather be Building Robots' has a prototype (complete with ridiculously bright LED) and is putting it through it's paces. Can't wait to see what's possible with this sensor!
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- Brian Davis said...
The question here might end up being drift and integration error. Keep in mind an IMU does not measure position, or even velocity... it measures acceleration. To get position information you have to integrate up twice from their, and any slight error integrates up as well. So the questions are...
...does it have good enough stability?
...does it have good enough resolution?
...does it do the integration on-sensor, or do you have to have the NXT do it (the problem here is not just resources on the NXT, but how rapidly it can "ping" the sensor for new accelerations)?
I'm *very* interested in this sensor, but it would be really interesting to see a detailed review of it.
- Jul 22, 2011, 1:02:00 AM
- Daniele Benedettelli said...
To be precise, the 3D accelerometer measures the intensity of the gravity vector in static conditions, and acceleration in dynamic conditions; integrating acceleration to get velocity or position is almost impossible. The 3D gyro measures the rotation speed.
I don't think there's angle integration with as low drift as in the Cruizcore.
- Jul 22, 2011, 3:56:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
... I don't know if I'd phrase it that way Daniele. You make it sound like the accelerometer does different things under different conditions. It doesn't. It just measures acceleration. Period.
If the sensor is moving at constant velocity and at the Earth's surface, then the accelerations could be used to deduce the direction of gravity (the only other acceleration in this case). If the sensor is changing velocity and near the Earth's surface, then the reported accelerations are a combination of gravity and any other accelerations of the robot.
To make matters more complicated, if the sensor reports an acceleration of, say, 3 m/s^2 in the +X direction, that doesn't tell you how your velocity over the surface has changed... because the +X axis of the sensor will be tired to the robot, while the robot may be at some unknown orientation on the surface. So cumulative errors in the position angle (due to slight errors in the gyro return, and errors in integration) end up causing errors in determining the linear accelerations as well, amplifying the error in the velocities, an error which is amplified still more when integrated up to velocities.
Yes, inertial measurement is *complicated*. Accuracy depends on a hoard of things, and the more frequently the linear & angular accelerations the better (but you need to use a reasonable integration strategy as well).
This is a really cool sensors - a 6 DOF IMU is something I've wanted to play with on the NXT for some time. But I'd be very surprised if this suddenly allowed easy spacial localization for small LEGO robots (although I'd be VERY happy to be disproved!).
- Jul 22, 2011, 6:57:00 AM
- Linus A. said...
Great news, I'm just as interested in this sensor as you guys. And great discussion as well.
The thing you measure (at least for 3 of the 6 DoFs) is acceleration. As we're most likely using this sensor on earth, it will "feel" the effects of gravity. What the sensor outputs is its current acceleration, and unfortunately (or luckily, depends), it has the gravitational acc. vector superimposed (to its own acceleration in the earth reference frame).
So sometimes you can use this information, i.e. to have a tilt sensor. Or to detect free fall (gravitational acc. seems "gone"). But when you get those 2 things combined (your object doing some sort of motion on its own + gravity), it can be hard to separate those 2 forces again.
I've tried to integrate the values of the HiTechnic accelerator before. I put it "level" on my desk and calibrated it, i.e. so that it's current orientation is "even/level". Then I just moved it to the right a bit. The resulting plot can be seen here. It shows speed, and you can nicely identify the problem: The speed doesn't return to 0 after integration -- the samples don't cancel each out perfectly. No imagine how bad this gets when performing a 2nd integration.
Regards, Linus
- Jul 26, 2011, 3:12:00 AM
- Linus A. said...
Oh, and if anyone wants to see the raw acceleration values (x-axis only) for the sample pic I mentioned before, they're here.
- Jul 26, 2011, 3:14:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
"I've tried to integrate the values of the HiTechnic accelerator before... The speed doesn't return to 0 after integration -- the samples don't cancel each out perfectly."
The problem is at least partially how you are doing it. You can sample the HiTechnic sensor at best about once every 20 ms... meaning you have no idea what's happening in between, and all the measurement times are at best +/- 20 ms or so. Then there's the integration technique used... straight Newtonian? Leapfrog? Runge-Kutta? A lot of simple techniques just point out how the problem shouldn't be handled... not that it's intractable.
This is why I'm curious what the *sensor* does, before ever sending anything to the NXT. If the NXT has to constantly sample the sensor, and then laboriously spend cycles crunching the numbers (especially in a language as unsuited to it as NXT-G)... not only will it end up inaccurate, but too busy to do anything else.
If instead the *sensor* has a small processor dedicated to this task, things become much more reasonable. The NXT doesn't have to constantly keep track of everything (or do the integrations) if the sensor is 'smart' enough to handle it all behind the scenes...
- Jul 27, 2011, 8:53:00 AM
- Linus A. said...
First I did some tests on how fast you can poll the accel. sensor. A simple NXC-program is here. Unfortunately, I forgot how fast it is (and don't have one atm.), but I think it was about 15 to 20ms latency.
I didn't do the integration in real-time, but I logged the values for later offline processing. One thing that can be handy is my NXC suite for "Datalogging to memory", so that there's not latency. After program finish, a CSV file is created and written to flash. If anybody is interested: LogToMemory.nxc.
I used everything from MATLAB's bag of tricks for integration, and tried some simple Runge-Kutta and Trapezoid methods. Interestingly, the results didn't differ that much. I'd really love to show you the graphs (different colors for different integration methods), but I can't find the or maybe I didn't save them :-(.
My explanation back at the time was, as you said: One has no idea what's happening between two measurements! Also I guess that my table wasn't perfectly horizontal, so during my movement, I sooner or later started integrating some gravity...
- Jul 27, 2011, 1:58:00 PM
- Brian Davis said...
Logging to RAM memory would remove the occasional latency of writing to flash memory... but that's not a huge factor here. 20 ms lag is a sample rate of about 50 Hz. That's... slower than would be convenient. For instance, an impact with a wall can last for just a couple of measurements (from experience). If you only have two measurements of that impulsive force, then your uncertainty on its duration alone is significant - it might have lasted just 22 ms (and you caught the very front and back of it) or as long as 58 ms (and you have two measurements near the middle). That's a *huge* uncertainty... now picture what happens if somebody bumps the table, setting up a oscillation in the tabletop, which won't even be evenly sampled because of the beat frequency between the sampling rate and the surface acceleration. And this is just for simple acceleration we're talking about... add in the similar problems with the angular accelerations (& integrations), and it all gets much trickier.
The thing is, this is commonly known stuff - it's not like functional IMUs are new technology, they've been used in planes for instance for some time, rockets, etc. Yes, this was all long before GPS... because GPS was difficult, and IMUs were well understood. Now they've been miniaturized. And gotten significantly less expensive. And lower power. But the NXT, with slow calculations and even much much slower I2C speeds, really can't take advantage of them properly.
As to the table issue - that actually can be addressed. Now and then, you calibrate your IMU. For a simple NXT robot. Stop the wheels, and wait, say, 2 seconds, then take 1 second worth of data. Due to the physics of the situation, you *know* the robot is stationary during that time - so the only acceleration present is gravity. That will have a vector direction, which you then can subtract out of your data under "normal" conditions. You probably have to do this repeatedly, because different spots on the table (or floor) will have slightly different angles... and if the surface is rough, you may have to use more sophisticated leveling tricks (like doing this half a dozen times with very small movements in between to judge the surface slant instead of just the very small scale surface roughness). All these things can be done... but it's not as simple as sticking an IMU on, integrating, and thinking that's going to work. That last mindset is what I'm most concerned with on sensors like these... as I still spend a lot of time answering really simple misunderstandings about the acceleration sensor.
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3 NBA title rings stolen from ex-Laker A.C. Green
Three NBA championship rings belonging to former Los Angeles Lakers forward A.C. Green have been stolen from his Southern California home, police said Thursday.
Green believes the rings were taken by workers he hired to move belongings into storage, Palos Verdes Estates police Sgt. Steve Barber said.
The diamond-encrusted rings with Green's No. 45 on them are worth an estimated $25,000 apiece, but Barber said they're "priceless" to the former player. But he said they would be tough to sell.
"They are worth a lot of money, especially to somebody who is a collector," Barber told the Daily Breeze newspaper ( http://bit.ly/14rJ1KR). "It's going to be really difficult for somebody to pawn it off,"
They include a ring Green won in 1987 over the Boston Celtics alongside Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and another won in 2000 over the Indiana Pacers with Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal. The third was given to him by the team after it beat the Orlando Magic in 2009.
Green also won a title in 1988, but that ring was not reported stolen.
Green, 49, a power forward who also played for the Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat, retired in 2001.
The suspects have not been identified and no arrests have been made, but Barber said his department has put the word out to other agencies and attempted to publicize the theft in the hope of getting leads.
"There are plenty of Laker fans in L.A. who wouldn't want one of the best players who played for them in a long time to lose his rings," Barber said.
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The most expensive auctioned Ferrari… in the world
Ferrari 275 NART Spyder sells at Pebble Beach for £17.6 million
Posted: 19 Aug 2013
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And what do you get, apart from bragging rights that you bought the world's second most expensive car sold at auction, and the costliest Ferrari to ever cross the auction block? A one-owner-from-new, North American Racing Team car with matching engine/body numbers that Steve McQueen tried to buy after he crashed his one (he was one of the first NART owners).
The car was originally bought by a chap called Eddie Smith Sr, a Ferrari collector and businessman from North Carolina. He kept the car, and continued using it, until the day he died six years ago. His son, Eddie Smith Jr, decided to sell the car and donate all the proceeds to charity.
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Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) WorkshopEvent Details: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., August 31, Pius XII Memorial Library
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have established new training requirements in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) for programs supporting research training, career development, or research education.
All graduate and undergraduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and trainees supported by research funds from NIH and/or NSF are required to complete RCR online modules through Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) AND a minimum of eight (8) hours of face-to-face RCR training.
Training must be completed prior to the end of the grant-funded activity. In order to meet the in-person requirement, Saint Louis University will provide a series of 2-hour workshops throughout the year for individuals to attend. Attending four workshops will meet compliance requirements, but attending more is always encouraged.
The first workshop for the 2011 fall semester, entitled "Response to questionable research practices (identification, formal and informal responses, and whistle blowing)," will be held from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, in the Knights Room of Pius XII Memorial Library. It will include a panel of faculty members representing different disciplines and areas of expertise on the topic, and aims to be both educational and engaging.
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Recently purchased a Colt M4, LE6920, and am going to the range this Friday night to zero it in. When I was in the army, we zeroed @ 25 Meter targets, which coincides with a 300 meter target as well, but the range I'm going to only has 100 yard areas, so I'm not quite sure how I'm going to effectively BSZ (Battle Sight Zero) at that distance.
I've got a target, but what should the rear elevation be set to? 6/3 -3 (or 6 if double clicks)? It's been a few years, but if I recall correctly the 6/3 is for 300-600 meters, so -3 should be 100M/Yards, correct? I've found an improved method, but this deals with tweaking the rear sight post and I'd rather not jack up the weapon if possible.
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Valparaíso (literally in Spanish: Valle Paraíso (Paradise Valley) and also called "Valpo" locally) is a major city in Chile and one of that country's most important seaports and an increasingly vital cultural centre in the hemisphere's Pacific Southwest. The city is located in central Chile, where it is capital of the Region of Valparaíso. Although Santiago is Chile's official capital, Valparaiso houses the National Congress. Built upon dozens of steep hillsides overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Valparaíso boasts a labyrinth of streets and cobblestone alleyways, embodying a rich architectural and cultural legacy. Valparaíso is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is often considered to be one of Latin America's most intriguing urban areas. Valparaiso, like most of Chile, is vulnerable to earthquakes. The last major earthquake to strike Valparaiso devastated the city in 1906, killing nearly 3,000 people.
In 2003, the Chilean Congress declared Valparaíso to be "Chile's Cultural Capital" and home for the nation's new cultural ministry. Although technically only Chile's 6th largest city, with an urban area population of 263,499 (275,982 in municipality), the Greater Valparaíso metropolitan area, including the neighboring resort city of Viña del Mar, is the second largest in the country (892.143 inhabitants).
Valparaíso played an important geopolitical role in the second half of the 19th century, when the city served as a major stopover for ships traveling between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by crossing the Straits of Magellan. Always a magnet for European immigrants, Valparaíso mushroomed during its golden age, when the city was known by international sailors as "Little San Francisco" or "The Jewel of the Pacific."
Examples of Valparaíso's former glory include Latin America's oldest stock exchange, the continent's first volunteer fire department, Chile's first public library, and the oldest Spanish language newspaper in continuous publication in the world. The opening of the Panama Canal and reduction in ship traffic dealt a staggering blow to Valparaíso, though the city has staged an impressive rennaissance in recent years.
Valparaíso is located in central Chile, 120 km (74 miles) to the northwest of the capitol Santiago. The city is an important educational centre with nine universities. Major industries include tourism, culture, and transport. Valparaíso stages a major festival attended by hundreds of thousands of participants on the last three days of every year. The festival culminates with a "New Year's by the Sea" fireworks show, the biggest in all of Latin America, attended by a million tourists who fill the coastline and hillsides with a view of the bay.
Approximately 50 international cruise ships call on Valparaíso during the 4-month Chilean summer. The port of Valparaíso is also an important hub for shipping of container freight, and exports of wine, copper, and fresh fruit.
Travel between Valparaíso and Santiago currently takes some 70 minutes on a state-of-the-art toll road.
The Chilean Congress meets in a modern building in the Almendral section of Valparaíso, after relocation from Santiago during the last years of the military rule of general Augusto Pinochet. Although congressional activities were to be legally moved by a ruling in 1987, the newly built site only began to function as the seat of Congress during the democratically-elected government of Patricio Aylwin, who followed Pinochet, in 1990.
The historic quarter of Valparaíso was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003.
Valparaíso's bay was first populated by Changos, an ethnic group dedicated to fishing and gathering. Spanish explorers arrived in 1536, on the Santiaguillo, a ship sent by Diego de Almagro, considered the first European explorer of Chile. The Santiaguillo carried men and supplies for Almagro's expedition, under the command of Juan de Saavedra, who named the town after his native village of Valparaíso de Arriba in Cuenca, Spain.
During Spanish colonial times, Valparaíso remained a small village, with only a few houses and a church. After Chile's independence from Spain, Valparaíso became the main harbour for the nascent Chilean navy, and opened to international trade, which had been limited to commerce with Spain and its other colonies. Valparaíso soon became a required stopover for ships crossing between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, via the Strait of Magellan and Cape Horn, and gained particular importance supporting and supplying the California Gold Rush (1848-1858). In its role as a major seaport, Valparaíso received immigrants from many European countries, mainly from England, Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. German, French, Italian and English were commonly spoken among its citizens, who also had newspapers in these same languages.
International immigration transformed the local culture from its Spanish origins. Football was introduced to Chile by English immigrants, and the first private catholic school in Chile was founded by French immigrants in Valparaíso: Le Collège de Les Sacrés Cœurs (The Sacred Hearts School) which has been operating for about 170 years. Immigrants from England and Germany founded the first private, secular schools, (The MacKay School, and Die Deutsche Schule respectively). Immigrants also formed the first volunteer fire-fighting units (still a volunteer activity in Chile), while architecture reflected various European styles, not just Spanish traditions.
The golden age of Valparaíso's commerce ended after the opening of the Panama Canal (1914), as most ships sought to avoid the Strait of Magellan, and the port's importance and use was reduced substantially. Traffic has increased in the last few decades with fruit exports, increasing opening of the Chilean economy to world commerce, and Post-Panamax ships that do not fit the Panama Canal.
Though San Antonio, Chile has taken the reigns as the country's most commercially important seaport (greater tonnage moved), the City of Valparaíso remains a vibrant center of Chilean culture, and the Greater Valparaíso metropolitan area (which includes Valparaíso, Viña del Mar, Quilpué and Villa Alemana) has the third largest concentration of population in the country after Greater Santiago and Greater Concepción.
Nicknamed "The Jewel of the Pacific", Valparaíso was declared a world heritage site based upon its improvised urban design and unique architecture. The official Unesco declaration also places exceptional emphasis on Valparaíso's unique "intangible heritage," which includes the city's ethnic heritage as seen through the traditions and life styles of Valparaíso's immigrant communities.
Immortalized in the words of Pablo Neruda as the 'Ocean's sweetheart' ("novia del océano"), the city that 'goes to Paradise' ("Va al paraíso") is one of Chile's —if not South America's— most charismatic and historic ports, with its charming "ascensores" (funiculars) and colorful hillside houses. Valparaíso's road infrastructure is under substantial improvement at present, particularly with the completion of the "Curauma — Placilla — La Pólvora" freeway bypass, which will allow trucks to go directly to the port facility over a modern highway and through tunnels, without driving through the historic and already congested downtown streets. In addition, roads to link Valparaíso to San Antonio, Chile's second largest port, and the coastal towns in between (Laguna Verde, Quintay, Algarrobo, and Isla Negra, for example), are also under various degrees of completion.
A new regional Metro system, opened to the public on 24 November 2005, updated parts of the railroad that joined Santiago to Valparaíso and cities in between (originally built in 1863). The new metro constitutes the so-called "fourth stage" ("Cuarta Etapa" in Spanish) of Metropolitan improvements. The metro railway extends along most of Gran Valparaíso and is the second metro system in operation in Chile (after Santiago's), and includes an underground section that crosses Viña del Mar's downtown.
During Valparaíso's golden age (1848-1914), the city received large numbers of immigrants, primarily from Europe. The immigrant communities left a unique imprint on the city's architecture. Each community built its own churches and schools, while many also founded other noteworthy cultural and economic institutions. The largest immigrant communities came from England, Germany, and Italy, each developing their own hillside neighborhood, preserved today as National Historic Districts or "Zonas Típicas." During the second half of the twentieth century, Valparaíso experienced a great decline, as wealthy families de-gentrified the historic quarter, moving to bustling Santiago or nearby Viña del Mar. By the early 1990s, much of the city's unique heritage had been lost and many Chileans had given up on the city. But in the mid 1990s, a grass roots preservation movement blossomed in Valparaíso.
In 1996, the World Monuments Fund declared Valparaíso's unusual system of funicular elevators (highly-inclined cable cars) one of the world's 100 most endangered historical treasures. In 1998, grassroots activists convinced the Chilean government and local authorities to apply for UNESCO world heritage status for Valparaíso.
One such activist group was the "Fundación Valparaíso" or Valparaíso Foundation, founded by a contemporary North American Poet, Todd Temkin, who fell in love with the city while teaching literature at the Catholic University of Valparaíso. The Valparaíso Foundation has executed major neighborhood redevelopment projects; has improved the city's tourist infrastructure; and administers the city's jazz, ethnic music, and opera festivals; among other projects. Some noteworthy foundation projects include: "The World Heritage Trail"; "Opera by the Sea"; and Chile's "Cultural Capital"
Valparaíso was declared a World Heritage Site in 2003, thanks to its historical importance, natural beauty (large number of hills surrounding a picturesque harbor), and unique architecture (particularly, a mix of 19th century styles of housing).
Valparaíso's newspaper, "El Mercurio de Valparaíso", is the oldest Spanish-language newspaper in circulation in the world.
"Fundación [[Renzo Pecchenino], LUKAS"] maintains the drawings and paintings of the artist/cartoonist who came to symbolize Valparaíso in popular culture, in a newly restored building on Cerro Concepción, overlooking the bay.
Valparaíso is also home to the so called "School of Valparaíso", which is in fact the Faculty of Architecture & Urbanism of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. The "School of Valparaiso" is one of the most experimental, avant garde and controversial Architectural schools in the country.
The city has the third largest concentration of universities in Chile, and is home to four major universities:
Valparaíso is the birthplace of many historically significant figures, including Augusto Pinochet, Salvador Allende, Sergio Badilla Castillo founder of poetic transrealism in contemporary poetry, Roberto Ampuero, author of the internationally published novels about the private eye Cayetano Brulé and "Hijo Ilustre" of Valparaíso, and Australia's third Prime Minister John Christian Watson as well as Tom Araya,vocalist of thrash metal band Slayer. It has also been the residence of many artists, such as Pablo Neruda and Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío.
Nightlife activities in Valparaíso are claimed to be among the best in the country. Sailors favor the harbor sector because of the various traditional bars, among them, "Bar La Playa", "La Piedra Feliz," and "El Bar Inglés", which can be found near Plaza Sotomayor. University students now meet at a number of local nightclubs, bars, and discotheques. A vivid guide to Valparaíso can be found in the novels of Cayetano Brule, the private detective who lives in a Victorian house, in the picturesque Paseo Gervasoni, on Cerro Concepción.
"Valparaiso Downhill" is a new mountain bike race that takes place in February, and that has bicycle racers compete down stairs and alleys, going from the surrounding hills down to the "plan" (Valparaiso's "lowlands").
The local football team is called Santiago Wanderers.
II Half Marathon Puerto Valparaíso 2007 was the continuation of Valparaíso Maratón Bicentenario 2006, an international event that mixes athletics and tourism through the streets of Valparaíso. On September 30, 2007, was the second race, over two distances: 10 km and 21 km, in 12 categories, for male and female runners. The race started at Muelle Barón, and the course passed by the sea side, crossing diverse architectural and geographical landmarks.


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Erica Generica here for EWNCW News Crew, talking to the number one contender for the EWNCW Championship, "The Rapping Hyena" SilverCena.
Erica: SilverCena, first of all, how have you enjoyed your first month or so within EWNCW?
SilverCena: Well, when I first came over, it was obviously a huge shock because no one knew about it except the powers that be and myself. I can tell you I originally felt out of place. I was labeled at that rapper guy and received many sneers. I even went to shake Shuriken's hand but as soon as I put my hand out, he rolled his eyes and disappeared into a ball of smoke! But now that I have been in a couple of matches, I feel like I am earning respect a little at a time.
Erica: Well that's good to hear, and we are all glad you a part of EWNCW.
And on the subject of Shuriken, you are to face him at "Bred For Combat" for the EWNCW Championship. This is your first world title shot, how do you rate your chances? are you nervous?
SilverCena: I rate my chances as very good! Am I nervous, Hell no! The scrolls are out there for you and everyone else to check out. They have been on the cover of the EWNCW Times, New York Times, London Times, Yugoslav Times, ALL times!
Erica: I think you will find Yugoslavia has been disbanded for almost 20 years but anyway... These ancient scrolls you talk about, are these why you changed some of your rapping ways? Are these what guide you into the future?
SilverCena: Very cute Erica, Yugoslavia disbanded. Since your are a hottie, I forgive you.
The scrolls have nothing to do with me not rapping as much. That is just part of my natural evolution unlike my ex tag partner in our sister fed who still lives under the non evolution rock.
The scrolls are indeed my map to success and guide me in everything I do.
Erica: Hey, I aint just a pretty face, SilverCena, so keep your eyes on it.
This "evolution" has been sudden, and has seen your performances pick up of late, do you think this has given you a new lease on life? Have you made the right choices?
*SilverCena Puts on dark sunglasses*
SilverCena: Ok, sure, I am looking at your face now.
Yes I have made the right choice by jumping to the best company in the world, EWNCW!
Some don't like it, some do, and there is one that was so scared when I arrived, he just took off running and still hasn't had the courage to come back. Do you know who that is?
Erica: Kevin Matthews?
SilverCena: Bingo!
Erica: And finally, can you tell all the EWNCW fans why you will win the EWNCW Title next sunday?
SilverCena: Sure thing, I will win the EWNCW title next Sunday because I can! With my determination and skills, there is no way Shuriken stands a chance against me! I don't even care if his valet Panda get involved, there is no chance for Shuriken to retain his, no, my title!
Now, how about you and I go get a drink and later, I can show you my turntable?
Erica: Well tempting an offer it is, I have to turn you down, this woman is taken. But thankyou very much for your time SilverCena.
Well there you have it, SilverCena is ready for his match at Bred For Combat against Shuriken. Can he win the title? Will there be another bump in the road before the match? Tune in Thursday, which is looking to be one hell of an Inferno!


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For the guy who said about lesnar, size doesn't always mean stronger. Lesnar was actually bigger than Ryback is. Ryback LOOKS a lot bigger due to his cut and definition. It can be deceptive.
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Chris Jericho: 'Without a storyline, wrestling is just two guys in their underwear rolling around half naked.'
Jim Cornette: 'They think they have to make up for it by doing all this devastating stuff, but the stuff isn't devastating if you don't beat people with it. Then you're just going out there exposing the business.'
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