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THE uncanny ability of blind people to "sense" unseen objects has been demonstrated for the first time in sighted volunteers whose vision was blanked out by scientists.
The findings suggest "blindsight", which has been observed in blind people whose eyes function normally but who have suffered damage to the brain's visual centre, is a real and not imagined phenomenon.
In tests, the blind have been able to distinguish basic shapes of objects they cannot see, as well as their orientation and direction of motion. On other occasions a blind person has reported experiencing a "feeling" that an object is present, while not being able to see it.
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I always thought it was lame that they come up with the "5 senses" bs.
There's gotta be alot more than just 5. Sense of temperature, sense of balance, sense of time, sense of motion.
"Scientists from the University of Houston in Texas, temporarily blinded a group of 12 volunteers by using an
electromagnetic field to shut down the primary visual cortex. "
Were these people nuts? do not try this at home!
"And sense of style!!!!"
I hope they paid them well...
I wouldn't take the chance that it was temporary. How'd they know it wouldn't be permanent? A blindfold could've done the job.
It said they were volunteers! You couldn't pay me enough to do it that way.
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I saw on tv awhile back a blind guy that does "echolocation" or whatever its called. He makes various cliking noises and hears the echoes. It was pretty amazing. Pointed to a tree 20' away, the camera's light reflector sheet ("broad thin material") and "a pole of some sort a few feet away" (light boom - 1 to 2" in dia). He teaches other deaf people how to do it (and they had them on the show too).
Sense of Fagdom? Hey, new word!
There is so much we do not know.
Wow! Real life bat Man.
I guess you can't really lump that in with hearing.
I mentioned time because it's really amazing, I don't have a fixed schedule.
But nine times out of ten, when I wake up, I know what time it is within about ten minutes.
The way I know if I really got a good sleep is if I wake up and don't have not the smallest clue what time it is.
I can "see" (no pun intended) some logic in this..if the eyes still process and can feed the info to brain but the brain's visual centre can't process it to normal sight you still might perceive some kind of non visual impression
Phantom feeling in an amputee is some time just a mirror echo of the remaining limb to the amputated side, kind of a brain crosstalk
There's something like nine human senses. Touch, smell, sight, hearing, taste, nociception (pain), equilibrium, kinesthesia (location of your body parts), and temperature, IIRC.
It's probably echo location going on. For instance, hi end headphone amplifiers have circuitry built in to produce the sound delay that comes from different location of speakers - i.e the time it takes for sound to get from one side of your head to the other. This allows more "head space" - the ability to note the location of instrument on the sound stage. I'm sure this same thing is going on when people have their eyes closed and ears open.
I'd trust the blindfold results better, too.
The research, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences' (PNAS) online Early Edition
Want to find God?
whatever happened to a blindfold?
Yo man, can you lend the $25 it takes to see this? ;-)
Sleeping pills are cheaper...
I just wanted to put the reference info here.
I don't think that this is new. There was a series on television where a famous British-Indian brain specialist (based at a uni in California somewhere) analysed the brain by showing the results of various forms of brain damage.
There was one person whose sight was disabled in a car accident. It wasn't his eyes that were damaged, but the part of his brain that dealt with vision. Even though he couldn't see any objects, he *could* detect motion, and could say, with 100% accuracy, in which direction an object in front of him was moving. They showed that there was a secondary part of the visual components of the brain, which processes these things subconsciously, and it was undamaged in this particular man.
It is this part of the brain which deals with reactions and what have you (the guy would blink if something were flicked near his eye). Really cool series: it was shown on Channel 4 in the UK about 5 years ago.
Thanks. Any good links - save me the trouble of poking around the web?
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This is amazing (brain-machine interface) stuff.
Progress In Artificial Vision
The Dobelle Institute's Artificial Eye allows the blind to see.
Published on: June 27, 2002
Sure. Most of the neuroscience and brain mapping withing universities are partly funded by DARPA. This is for the brain-machine interface program.
May 9, 2002
MUSC To Develop Brain Stimulation Device For Military
CHARLESTON, SC -- The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced today that it has awarded the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) a Phase I/II contract to develop a portable brain stimulation device for use by the military to alleviate the effects of sleep deprivation on soldiers' performance. The contract, entitled Creating a Man-portable Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation System (TMS) to Improve War-fighter Performance
See: Miguel Nicolelis from Duke University, North Carolina implanted about one hundred electrodes into brains of an owl monkey and used the recorded signals to muscles to control a robot arm.
I'd heard of blind people who could accurately detect flashes of light, too. The conclusion was much the same, that the visual part of seeing isn't all there is to what we call sight. Fascinating stuff.
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BANGKOK — The complex network of flood defenses erected to shield Thailand's capital from the country's worst floods in nearly 60 years was put to the test early Saturday as coastal high tides hit their peak. No major breaches were immediately reported.
Fear gripped Bangkok early in the day as tides along the Gulf of Thailand crested at about 9 a.m. and pushed the city's main waterway, the Chao Phraya river, to its brink. Overflows so far have lightly inundated riverside streets from Chinatown to the famed Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
But the white-walled royal Grand Palace was dry, less than 24 hours after being ringed by ankle-deep water, and the landmark remained open to tourists. Many visitors carried parasols to protect themselves from the blistering sunshine.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said in her weekly radio address that floodwaters that had wreaked havoc to provinces north of Bangkok in the last several weeks had started to recede, and she urged citizens to let the crisis take its course.
"We have the good news that the situation in the central region has improved as runoff water gradually decreased," she said. "I thank people and urge them to be more patient in case this weekend is significant because of the high tide."
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Three months of relentless monsoon rains have caused the worst flooding in Thailand in more than half a century, triggering a national crisis that has overwhelmed Yingluck's government.
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All the threats are normal stuff, just big. They could be fighting a regular house cat, but depending on how small they are you could use stats for a big cat, dire tiger, or something else (like owl-bear; just to mix it up). Judicious use of the giant template. The final challenge could be a "normal commoner" speced as a giant or titan.
My bad... I did indeed mean Magic Vestment. The problem I'm having is I have a character who can make temporary masterwork armor, but can't enchant it and has no spell casting. As a last resort, I could stock up on scrolls of the aforementioned spell, but I'd prefer something ... else. I was thinking something akin to armor crystals from 3.5 but with an enhancement bonus. I just wondered if they already existed.
Is there any way , other than Magic Weapon spells, to gain an enhancement bonus to armor that can't be enchanted?
Thread Necromancy! I am curious if anything was ever found for this question. I have a character who would like to combine Ascetic Style and Vicious Stomp; being able to put a fauchard in the monk weapon group would be quite pleasing. Anything (abilities, feats, etc...) added since 2013 that might facilitate this?
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If weapon master's handbook becomes PFS legal you can pick up the trait, Aldori Caution combat-trait, which increases your fighting defensively AC bonus by 1. Giving you the full 5 with crane style.
I LOVE YOU! You are a brilliant individual and a pinnacle of your species! This trait was exactly what I was looking for. With Crane Riposte, 3 ranks in acrobatics, and this beautiful trait it will be -1 attack for +5 AC or +10/- DR. Now I don't have to wield the stupid rod or take combat expertise. You (v)rock!
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How can we mitigate the penalties (particularly because I would like to use power attack as well)?
I'm already aware of some options, including: Aldori swordlord (archetype), Crane style tree (feats), Cautious fighter (feat), Threatening defender (trait), Rod of balance (magic item), Madu (mundane weapon). Is there anything else?
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CWheezy wrote:
What if he used to be a level 20 wizard that yolo mages disjunctioned an artifact and lost all his spellcasting.
CWheezy has the right idea. He could have even used a scroll of it.
Mages Disjunction wrote:
Ultimate Equipment Pg. 49 wrote:
Weapons made of cold iron cost twice as much to make as their normal counterparts. Also, adding any magical enhancements to a cold iron weapon increases its price by 2,000 gp. This increase is applied the first time the item is enhanced, not once per ability added.
Is the additional 2,000 GP cost for cold iron reduced by half when crafting it yourself?
I second all the hubbub about inquisitor, but with that said, does your gaming group allow or have you read into dreamscarred press' psionics?
The Marksman can make an insane archery build in gestalt, especially with zen archer, and there is surprisingly little overlap.
Full Bab, Wisdom synergy, and the option of The Shroud archetype can make you even more of a tactical espionage beast.
Just a thought.
Isonaroc wrote:
Do you have a reference for that? Not saying you're wrong, but most interpretations I've seen went the other way.
No problem.
Core Rulebook, Pg. 12 under heading "Multipling" wrote:
When you are asked to apply more than one multiplier to a roll, the multipliers are not multiplied by one another. Instead, you combine them into a single multiplier, with each extra multiple adding 1 less than its value to the first multiple. For example, if you are asked to apply a ×2 multiplier twice, the result would be ×3, not ×4.
Bold is mine. The rule only ever specifies what to do with multipliers on rolls, making an an acceptation altering normal math for the game balance. If a roll is not involved, normal math takes precedence.
I've followed the advice in the FAQ and I can't seem to find a way into my sidecart to make adjustments. What am I missing?
If at all possible, I need someone to remove all of the Star Wars miniatures from my sidecart, as I no longer have a need for them. I would still like to purchase the bank, medallion, and Pale Tower guard miniature, however. Thanks in advance.
seebs wrote:
What happens if you combine these? The obvious answer would be that if you double something twice, in 3e/3.5e/PF, you triple it, so you can make 3,000gp per day. The one counterargument I could see is that one of these is halving the time taken to produce 1000gp, not doubling the value per day, and the other is doubling the value per day, which would let you make 4k per day.
The rules on multiplying being added percentages (x2 = +100%) only applies to numbers and variables involved in die rolls. For static game numbers, such as carrying capacity, overland movement, and hours spent crafting, normal multiplication applies.
Lessah wrote:
There is one part of the monster advancement section you are forgetting. "These values are not absolute." When the developers and editors look over the final product for those creatures, they skewed them for their intended role. That does not mean that the other numbers do not fall within the charts capabilities.
The spriggan and animal companions stat modifications for size follow monster advancement, with the stated variation, and most certainly do not follow the polymorph size chart.
The big eye opener for me: All my characters need to be self sufficient. If they have to rely on a party member for something, it's not an option for very long.
As a fighter, I will let the caster "fly" me once or twice, but if it becomes apparent that it will continue, I will spend an enormous chunk of change so I can fly by myself.
If I'm the caster I will still, somehow, find a way to have the highest AC in the party, cause I don't trust the front-lines to always be there.
And I think teamwork feats are a waste of a slot unless I'm playing both characters.
I love the idea of rogues, but I will not play one on the assumption of flanking being how I get sneak attack.
..I, Apparently, have trust issues... ('_')
Lessah wrote:
Nothing in game that I can think of uses the first table, except during Monster Creation.
The spriggan is the only monster I can find with an (SU) size altering ability and its stat boosts are in line with the monster advancement table. Likewise, EVERY animal companion uses that table to determine their bonuses upon size increase. In fact, I've only ever seen the Polymorph size table used for spell and spell-like effects. Maybe the editors use the ability type as a rule of thumb for which table to use; polymorph for (SP) & spells and Monster Advancement for (SU) & (EX).
Just a thought.
Arachnofiend wrote:
The Spriggan is from Tome of Horrors Complete, a third party supplement. As denoted by the big "This product was created by a 3rd party publisher" tag on the top right of the page.
..and has a similar stat block in Bestiary 2, pg. 257.
Edit* altered previous link to more appropriate one.
Ravingdork wrote:
I don't know if this helps or hurts the argument, but the Spriggan has a non-polymorph supernatural size alteration that has bonuses that vaguely resemble the stat changes from the monster advancements table, not the polymorph table.
Bradley Mickle wrote:
Damage isn't done until they roll a save. If they succeed at a will save, they take half damage. It's like a fireball, make a reflex save. If you succeed, you take half damage. Channel Energy is similar except that its a will save.
Then you see my problem. As written, mythic improved channel doesn't cause anyone to roll twice until AFTER they're damaged.
Improved Channel (Mythic), pg.66 wrote:
(1) It looks as though once its created, it's set. Your GM may be nice, however, and let you gain another 20-foot cube's worth of customization when your tier raises.
(2) "Conjuring the door automatically dismisses any other active door." Before you create another door, the first one would dismiss instantly, shunting out all creatures (save familiar) inside.
(3) As the object becomes a construct creature, I would say yes.
(4) Yes, Sanctum doesn't remove the food clause, Bon Appétit!. As for the amount, my guess is 32 people per tier (20' cube per tier is 33% more than 6 10' cubes per 2 levels, ergo, 12 people x 2 levels per tier x 33% increase = 32 people. Sanctum does not change the description of the unseen servants, so they are most likely visible.
(5) Unseen servants would most likely be able to repair any object created by the mansion, given time. However, if you furnished your Sanctum with elaborate mechanical apparatuses or expensive crystal everything, I might require outside help.
(6) As the rules would allow you to 'furnish' your Sanctum with a solid gold couch, I'm inclined to believe mundane traps would be fine.
(Bonus from Ultimate2099) Yes. It is not location based. It's your own hermit crab pocket dimension.
Also, though it's not in the rules, I would allow a character to cast a Mage's Magnificent Mansion spell on the sanctum to rearrange it's floor plan and fix any broken furniture (Imagine how bummed a player might feel if he accidentally left the oven on or something and burned his Mythic Sanctum to a crisp and the GM just said, "Too bad. Enjoy the desolate rathole you wasted a mythic path ability on." I would also let a player use a spell such as Dimensional Anchor, Dimensional Lock or Binding during the creation of a construct to bind it to the Sanctum, but it would have to remain inside.
Quick list of what I could find:
Damned; story feat - completion grants a +2 to stat of choice and a +2 to caster level checks.
All-seeing eye, wondrous item - +1 to dispel vs. divination.
Deep Magic, Duergar alternate racial trait - +2 to overcome spell resistance and on dispel checks.
Strength of the Land, Dwarven (magic) trait - +1 trait bonus on caster level checks while touching the ground.
Unusual Heritage, Changeling teamwork feat - +2 to concentration checks and dispel checks within 30ft of 2 other changelings; +4 if one of them also has this feat.
Innocent Blood; story feat - +1 unnamed bonus on caster level checks for 1 min after you kill an intelligent creature.
Mage of the Wild; Elf feat - +2 to caster level checks in chosen terrain.
Scepter of Heaven; magic rod - +2 sacred bonus on caster level checks to dispel magic against evil descriptor or effects by evil outsiders. must be good to use.
Otherworldly Kimono; wondrous item - +4 on caster level checks, +6 if someone is trapped inside it. Best option
Pipes of Dissolution; wondrous item - +2 on caster level checks in 30ft while played.
Can I stop using acrobatics in the middle of my movement?
Specifically, can I use acrobatics to avoid attacks of opportunity in a creature's extended reach (10' and beyond) but stop using acrobatics when adjacent to provoke for the purposes of Panther Style and Snake Fang?
Look into pummeling style. There is currently debate on it's rules as intended, but as written it works with all weapons and balls all their attacks into one shot. Clear with your DM how it will work with your critical fumbles rule. I have a zen archer that, after applying pummeling style, lets him deal 36d6+324 (when all attacks hit and at least one crits successfully; he crits approx. 46.8559% of the time) with a longbow.
Do the people who advocate an "only punches work" side of the argument also require only hand attacks when using the following feats: Crusader's Fist, Dispelling Fist, Elemental Fist, Gorgon's Fist, Nightmare Fist, One Finger, Stunning Fist, Unblinking Flame Fist?
What about feet attacks and Punishing Kick or Vicious Stomp?
The way I believe the critical pummeling style full attack would work is each attack crits for itself then adds together. Lets say we are doing the kukri / heavy pick combo:
Total for 2 attacks, one with each weapon is 4d6+4x(bonuses)+2d4+2x(offhandbonuses)
This feat does seem a little powerful, but I selfishly hope it stays with flurry-able weapons because I have a zen archer who would love this.
I really like that I can finally make One-Punch Man, though!
have the PCs already cleared out the Old Light?
If so did they destroy the sinspawn-pool-thingy? *Edit* Runeforge was the word!
Maybe Nualia decides to make one last kamikaze run at Sandpoint with some sinspawn from the caverns in tow? Some patron of the hagfish alerts the authorities (the PCs) that something is going on down the beach near the old light. PCs arrive to find the remainder of Nualia's entourage plus some sinspawn/mutated goblin fodder.
For extra epic points have the combat be on the beach at night.
Extra style points are awarded for increasing the size and scope of the battle on both sides, higher CR baddies and reinforcements for goodies (like Sherif Hemlock, Shelalu, and Ameiko).


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Having been resoundingly honored for his onscreen portrayal of Harvey Milk, Sean Penn is now calling for a high honor for Milk, asking for an official "Harvey Milk Day" in California to commemorate the slain San Francisco politician and gay rights activist.
Surrounded by some of the real-life characters behind the biopic "Milk"—Milk's friends and early activists Cleve Jones and Anne Kronenberg, state Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (who had a cameo in the film) and a host of gay and lesbian leaders—Penn deftly sidestepped the question [of whether he would run for public office].
"The closet," he said looking around at the leaders behind him, "is brimming with skills.''
But the actor—who won the best actor Oscar this year for his lead role in "Milk"—did speak strongly on his belief that a state day, May 22, to officially recognize the accomplishments of Milk. And he predicted his fellow actor, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, will get behind it.
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Sean Penn applauds alongside California state Sen. Mark Leno, right, during a news conference in San Francisco on Tuesday. The event was held to lobby the state of California to declare a Harvey Milk Day.


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Historians Debate Holocaust Research in BerlinBreaking News
The conference -- organized by the German Federal Agency for Civic Education (BPB) -- is seen by many as a response to a two-day conference on the Holocaust, which started in Teheran on Monday.
US historian Raul Hilberg, the author of "Destruction of the European Jews," which is widely considered one of the standard texts on the Holocaust, said he wanted to make "a statement" by attending the Berlin conference.
"I don't think a dialogue is possible with people who deny the Holocaust," Hilberg said.
BPB president Thomas Krüger said the Berlin conference was designed to respond to the "absurd arguments" of Iranian President Ahmadinejad, who has questioned the existence of the Holocaust and said Israel should be wiped off the map.
"Doubting the Holocaust and questioning the existence of Israel are fundamental attacks on the democratic values of Western societies," Krüger said.
Peter Longerich from the Research Center for the Holocaust and 20th Century History at London University, however, said that seeing the Berlin as a reaction to the gathering in Iran was a connection being made largely by the media.
"As somebody who is actively doing research in this area, I would say that our debate and our discussion are not influenced by systematic approaches to deny the Holocaust," Longerich said. "I don't think that this conference is intellectually a reaction to what is going on somewhere else in the world."
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"The fanny pack is not just useful; it's a unifying force."
Letter of Recommendation: Fanny Packs by Jaime Lowe [New York Times]
"For too long, the fanny pack's cultural baggage has prevented potential adoptees from embracing its sheer practicality. To the unenlightened, fanny packs are synonymous with the ugly American: the perfect accessory for extra-large, convenience-obsessed people. But to me they promote the greatest of our nation's ideals: freedom."
The Summer That Never Was
"I suspect that the way I feel now, at summer's end, is about how I'll feel at the end of my life, assuming I have time and mind enough to reflect: bewildered by how unexpectedly everything turned out, regretful about all the things I didn't get around to, clutching the handful of friends and funny stories I've amassed, and wondering where it all went. And I'll probably still be evading the same truth I'm evading now: that the life I ended up with, much as I complain about it, was pretty much the one I chose. And my dissatisfactions with it are really my own character, with my hesitation and timidity." (slNYT)
"producing much fruit, or foliage, or many offspring"
Can a Novelist Be Too Productive? by Stephen King [New York Times] [Op-Ed]
"No one in his or her right mind would argue that quantity guarantees quality, but to suggest that quantity never produces quality strikes me as snobbish, inane and demonstrably untrue."
The Closing of the Canadian Mind
Americans have traditionally looked to Canada as a liberal haven, with gun control, universal health care and good public education. But the nine and half years of Mr. Harper's tenure have seen the slow-motion erosion of that reputation for open, responsible government. His stance has been a know-nothing conservatism, applied broadly and effectively. He has consistently limited the capacity of the public to understand what its government is doing, cloaking himself and his Conservative Party in an entitled secrecy, and the country in ignorance.
"What makes America special is our capacity to change."
President Obama's Letter to the Editor [New York Times]
For the cover story of our Aug. 2 issue, Jim Rutenberg wrote about efforts over the last 50 years to dismantle the protections in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 [previously], the landmark piece of legislation that cleared barriers between black voters and the ballot. The story surveyed a broad sweep of history and characters, from United States Chief Justice John Roberts to ordinary citizens like 94-year-old Rosanell Eaton, a plaintiff in the current North Carolina case arguing to repeal voting restrictions enacted in 2013. The magazine received an unusual volume of responses to this article, most notably from President Barack Obama.
"This is the literature of Louisiana."
Patter and Patois by Walter Mosley [New York Times] Walter Mosley writes about his relationship to the literature of Louisiana.
"Louisiana flowed in that blood and across those tongues. Louisiana — a state made famous by Walt Whitman and Tennessee Williams, Ernest Gaines and Arna Bontemps, Kate Chopin and Anne Rice. These writers, from many eras, races and genres, took the voices of the people and distilled them into the passionate, almost desperate, stories that opened readers to a new kind of suffering and exultation."
How 'The New York Times' Bungled the Hillary Clinton Emails Story
"Democracy is not a game. It is not a means of getting our names on the front page or setting the world abuzz about our latest scoop."
Is this a selfie?
Taylor Swift Is Not Your Friend
Dayna Evans writes about Taylor Swift for Gawker: [T]he part of Taylor's persona that doesn't get talked about enough [is that] she is a ruthless, publicly capitalist pop star. To think of her as womanhood incarnate is to trick oneself into forgetting about "Bad Blood" and "Better Than Revenge." Swift isn't here to help women—she's here to make bank… Her plan—to be as famous and as rich as she can possibly be—is working, and by using other women as tools of her self-promotion, she is distilling feminism for her own benefit. [more inside]
"The moderatocracy lives on inside us all."
When the Internet's 'Moderators' Are Anything But [New York Times] The title suggests a steward of civility and decency. But online, unpaid moderators can become a force for mayhem. [more inside]
The Bronze Patriarchy
Fighting to Bring Women in History to Central Park [New York Times]
For Myriam Miedzian, a former philosophy professor who lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the need to correct the gender imbalance is obvious. She cites as evidence a bronze equestrian statue of King Jagiello near her home. "What is a 14th-century Polish king doing in Central Park?" she said.
No one wants a nutty hypothalamus
Coining brr-geoisie, Daniel Engber suggests in Slate that "the case against AC has always been more a moral judgment than a scientific one", responding to the idea that America is "over air-conditioned" as argued in this article by Kate Murphy in the NY Times.
"This is stuff that is not floating in the harbor."
New York Times? Get a rope!
The New York Times suggests putting peas in your guacamole. Following up on a suggestion it made two years ago, the Times is offering a guacamole recipe from ABC Cocina in Union Square: a collaboration between the restaurant's chef-owner, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and his chef de cuisine, Ian Coogan, that contains green peas. The suggestion has been met with dismay from guacamole-lovers around the country, including the President himself. But it's not a political issue: in Texas, for instance, Republicans and Democrats alike agree that the New York Times shouldn't mess with guacamole.
Not Necessarily the New York Times
The Romenesko journalism blog has become aware of some links to nytimes.com.co for some - interesting - stories that are currently getting Facebook 'link juice', including:
WI Gov. Scott Walker Challenges Supreme Court Justices to Fist Fight
Marcus Bachmann Files For Divorce, Fresh on Heels of SCOTUS Ruling
Kanye West Calls Brown v. Board Of Education 'Best Supreme Court Decision Of All Time'
The unlabeled parody stories are re-postings of material from the equally unlabeled parody site National Report, with over 300 stories going back four months.
Previously, the Newspaper of Record had only taken 36 hours to C&D nytimes.cat [more inside]
WI Gov. Scott Walker Challenges Supreme Court Justices to Fist Fight
Marcus Bachmann Files For Divorce, Fresh on Heels of SCOTUS Ruling
Kanye West Calls Brown v. Board Of Education 'Best Supreme Court Decision Of All Time'
The unlabeled parody stories are re-postings of material from the equally unlabeled parody site National Report, with over 300 stories going back four months.
Previously, the Newspaper of Record had only taken 36 hours to C&D nytimes.cat [more inside]
"We look for people who are isolated," he said.
The last word in pictures since pictures spoke their first word
When the new TimesMachine re-launched in 2013... it gave those of us interested in design history an additional benefit while perusing each day's issue. They left the advertisements in. [more inside]
A Month of Ties
"We set a few rules. The ties had to be worn all day. There would be no hiding under sweaters. And they had to be worn in order. I'd work my way down from the top layer to the bottom, taking what the box gave me, regardless of the day's events. Also, there'd be no excuses or explanations. If asked about a tie that was as wide as a flapjack, I could say only, "It was my father's.""
"The dreams are the skeleton of all reality."
James Salter, a 'Writer's Writer' Short on Sales but Long on Acclaim, Dies at 90 [New York Times]
James Salter, whose intimately detailed novels and short stories kept a small but devoted audience in his thrall for more than half a century, died on Friday in Sag Harbor, N.Y. He was 90. His wife, Kay Eldredge, confirmed his death, saying he had been at a physical therapy session. He lived in Bridgehampton, N.Y. Mr. Salter wrote slowly, exactingly and, by almost every critic's estimation, beautifully. Michael Dirda once observed in The Washington Post that "he can, when he wants, break your heart with a sentence."Previously. Previously.
"Many atheists are still in the closet,"
Wanted: A Theology of Atheism by Molly Werthen [New York Times] [Op-Ed] What do people who don't believe in God believe instead?
What would comedy be without the potential for ... humiliating defeat?
Can China take a joke? The NYT Magazine examines the growing standup comedy scene in China, and its complicated relationship with traditional Chinese "cross-talk" performances, and modern Chinese society. [previously on metafilter]
Class of 2015
via NYT: "Each year, we put out a call for college application essays about money, work and social class. This year, we picked seven -- about pizza, parental sacrifice, prep school students, discrimination and deprivation."
When Birds Squawk, Other Species Seem to Listen by Christopher Solomon [New York Times]
A professor's hunch is that birds are saying much more in warning of danger than previously suspected, and that other animals have evolved to understand the signals.
"I turn right, toward Tokyo."
In Flight [New York Times] [Interactive] En route from London to Tokyo, a pilot's-eye view of life in the sky.
Lards of the Flies
In China, Pigs Are Flying. Almost. [New York Times]
"With summer almost here, swine across China are jumping or being shoved off platforms and splashing into pools and ponds, where they bob around before paddling to shore."
Welcome to this evolving collection.
Transgender Lives: Your Stories (NYT). As part of a series of editorials about transgender experiences, we are featuring personal stories that reflect the strength, diversity and challenges of the community.
All the news that's fit to cat
nytimes.cat is one of the strangest sites I've seen in some time. I have no idea how these people got their cats wedged into their newspaper, or why.
"They were looking for a better life."
Hundreds Feared Dead After Boat Filled With Migrants Capsizes in Mediterranean [New York Times]
"For the past several years, Europe has been confronted with hundreds of thousands of migrants arriving illegally from Africa and the Middle East, many of them fleeing war and poverty. Italy has been in the vanguard of rescue efforts, with its Navy and Coast Guard ships rescuing more than 130,000 people last year in a widely praised program known as Mare Nostrum."[more inside]
"But Tibetan mastiffs are so 2013."
Once-Prized Tibetan Mastiffs Are Discarded as Fad Ends in China [New York Times]
"Then there is the Tibetan mastiff, a lumbering shepherding dog native to the Himalayan highlands that was once the must-have accouterment for status-conscious Chinese. Four years ago, a reddish-brown purebred named Big Splash sold for $1.6 million, according to news reports, though cynics said the price was probably exaggerated for marketing purposes. No reasonable buyer, self-anointed experts said at the time, would pay more than $250,000 for a premium specimen."
When Is Cheryl's Birthday?
"I've never had a vicious Angora."
The Cuddly, Fluffy, Surreal World of Angora Show Bunnies [New York Times]
With beguiling beauty — and an arduous hair-care regimen — these rabbits compete to reach the height of perfection.
"I'm not going to stop watering,"
California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth [New York Times]
A punishing drought is forcing a reconsideration of whether the aspiration of untrammeled growth that has for so long been the state's engine has run against the limits of nature.California Water Use [New York Times] Are you affected? [New York Times] The Drought, explained. [New York Times Video] [more inside]
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"Mad Men" and Its Love Affair With 60s Pop Culture "Nothing ended up in the show that wasn't related to story."
"They may be beneficial."
Headgear Rule for Girls' Lacrosse Ignites Outcry [New York Times]
Worried about the risk of serious head injuries in a sport where the players wield reinforced sticks and rifle shots with a hard, unyielding ball, Florida last month became the first state to require high school girls' lacrosse teams to wear protective headgear.
"Every person is a half-opened door leading to a room for everyone."
"Why is empathizing across groups so much more difficult?"
The Brain's Empathy Gap: [New York Times]
Can mapping neural pathways help us make friends with our enemies?
"She rolls her eyes."
Raising Teenagers: The Mother of All Problems by Rachel Cusk [New York Times]
Children are characters in the family story we tell — until, one day, they start telling it themselves.
Jane Goodall's shadow
"In July 1960, Jane Goodall boarded a boat, and after a few hours motoring over the warm, deep waters of Lake Tanganyika, she stepped onto the pebbly beach at Gombe. Last summer, almost exactly 54 years later, Jane Goodall was standing on the same beach. The vast lake was still warm, the beach beneath her clear plastic sandals still pebbly. But nearly everything else in sight was different."
"...characters arise out of our need for them."
"I mean, would you hire a chef who never fried an egg?"
Cabbies' Street Knowledge Takes Back Seat [New York Times]
New York cabbies have long had to face a rigorous set of geography questions on the test they must pass to get a license. Now those questions have disappeared.Related: Who Needs a GPS? A New York Geography Quiz
A Giant Picture of Snow Across the United States [New York Times]
These composite satellite images compare the snow cover in February of 2013, 2014 and 2015. This year, much of the Northeast, including the New York metropolitan area and New England, received more than a foot of extra snow than in an average February.Each image is a composite of about 60 satellite pictures taken between Feb. 1 and March 5 of each year. Whiter areas indicate greater snow cover.
Two Outcomes, Similar Paths
Two Outcomes, Similar Paths: Radical Muslim and Neo-Nazi. "Religious ideology plays a central role in the radicalization of young Muslim Europeans currently being lured to join the Islamic State or kill in the group's name at home. But the psychological process underlying radicalization is remarkably universal, terrorism experts say." (previously)
Bringing a Daughter Back From the Brink with Poems
The most optimistic people often struggle the hardest. They can't quite square what's going on in the world with their beliefs, and the disparity is alarming. [slnyt]
"I love desolate landscapes."
My Saga, Part 1 By Karl Ove Knausgaard [New York Times] Following the trail of the first Europeans to set foot in America, the first of two parts. Previously. Previously. [more inside]
"Torch-bearing parades are associated with Nazi Germany," he declares.
When you watch the Putin Show, you live in a superpower. You are a rebel in Ukraine bravely leveling the once-state-of-the-art Donetsk airport with Russian-supplied weaponry. You are a Russian-speaking grandmother standing by her destroyed home in Luhansk shouting at the fascist Nazis, much as her mother probably did when the Germans invaded more than 70 years ago. You are a priest sprinkling blessings on a photogenic convoy of Russian humanitarian aid headed for the front line. To suffer and to survive: This must be the meaning of being Russian. It was in the past and will be forever.Gary Shteyngart watches a week of Russian television.
"I was on my bed and I heard gunshots. And my heart raced,"
2 Deadly Shootings Within Hours in Copenhagen; 5 Wounded [New York Times]
A shooting at a free speech event featuring an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad and a second shooting hours later outside a synagogue left two dead and five police officers wounded in Copenhagen, stirring fears that another terror spree was underway in a European capital a month after 17 people were killed in Paris attacks.[more inside]
David Carr, journalist and media columnist for the New York Times passed away suddenly earlier tonight. [more inside]
"We're vampires here."
A database of average home price by street name
Bulbs dim. Fans slow. Once, my air-conditioner caught on fire.
Lights Out in Nigeria by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie [New York Times]
"LAGOS, Nigeria — WE call it light; "electricity" is too sterile a word, and "power" too stiff, for this Nigerian phenomenon that can buoy spirits and smother dreams. Whenever I have been away from home for a while, my first question upon returning is always: "How has light been?" The response, from my gateman, comes in mournful degrees of a head shake. Bad. Very bad.Previously.


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Geoffery Edward Wood, 30, of 47 Squire St., New London, was charged Friday with two counts of risk of injury to a minor, breach of peace and third-degree criminal mischief.
Waltor L. Sutton, 34, of 298 Meridian St., Apt. 1, was charged Saturday with second-degree breach of peace and third-degree assault.
Tiffany Jean Osborne, 30, of 298 Meridian St., Apt. 1, was charged Saturday with second-degree breach of peace.
New London
Jonathan Johnson, 45, of 401 Williams St. was charged Friday with second-degree breach of peace, third-degree criminal mischief, unlawful restraint and strangulation.
Mathew Martinez, 30, of 1418 East 21st St., Pueblo, Colo., was charged Friday with interfering with an officer and breach of peace.
Gina Carter, 25, of 6 Sterling Place, Manchester, was charged Friday with prostitution.
Senia Barros, 33, of 15A Adalaide Road was charged Friday with prostitution.
Misty Keenan, 27, of 7 Whatcheer Ave., Providence, R.I, was charged Friday with prostitution.
Caroline Suarez, 22, of 40 Huron St., #5, Providence, R.I., was charged Friday with prostitution.
Sonner Tapia, 22, of 15 Monticello St., Providence, R.I., was charged Friday with promoting prostitution and carrying a danerous weapon.
Romane Adrien, 39, of 37 Sandy Lane was charged Friday with second-degree burglary, disorderly conduct, second-degree threatening, four counts of risk of injury to a minor, second-degree criminal mischief, disobeying the signal of an officer, interfering or resisting, reckless driving.
State Police - Montville
Donna Marie Taylor, 49, of 7 Brewer St., Montville, was charged Friday with threatening breach of peace.
Erika Marotto, 36, of 35 Crouch St., Groton, was charged Thursday with failure to drive in the proper lane and driving with a suspended license.
Joshua Pope, 31, of 12 James Ave., Quaker Hill, was charged Thursday with third-degree criminal mischief, criminal violation of a protection order and disorderly conduct.
Joan Grillo, 67, of 141 Sheraton Lane, Norwich, was charged Thursday with driving without insurance and driving an unregistered motor vehicle.
Desiree Degrasse, 30, of 25 Hidden Acres Road, Uncasville, was charged Thursday with possession of less than four ounces of marijuana and failure to obey a traffic signal.
Mark Long, 41, of 517 Boston Post Road was charged Thursday with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to obey a stop sign and traveling unreasonably fast.
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Ability to change weights on this club and very smooth balanced club
First drive off the tee - 250, straight down the middle! This has been an excellent club.
This is honestly one of the best drivers I have ever hit. I hit this driver more accurately and have put more drives in the fairway than I have with any other driver. Great buy for this driver, the cost was almost 100 dollars more at my local pro shop.
My husband is very happy with his new driver. The only thing I can comment on is that they need to put more Taylormade golf clubs on your website.
this driver is soooooo old its been out for almost 8 years u could buy it for *** lol
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. good driver 6 years ago
This club enables me to drive straighter and about 20 yards further. I love the club and all my golf partners would like to purchase one for themselves. I would appreciate knowing what the cost would be as I got mine on a one-day special. Thank you for your superior product availabilty.
- How accurate was the sizing? It is perfect
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. I am never disappointed in the quality of Overstock items I've ordered this is no exceptionl
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Yes


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I have a simple drop down combo box with a list of names. When user views the list of drop down items, not all display in A-Z order. The items are in A-Z order in the Initialize code but do not...
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I have a simple drop down combo box with a list of names. When user views the list of drop down items, not all display in A-Z order. The items are in A-Z order in the Initialize code but do not...
Thank you very much Retired Geek - I appreciate your quick response and code.
My users will receive a Word 2010 form by email. Either it will be locked with a password preset by me or it could just be locked for filling in the fields (preparing for either event) or it could be...
Hi Andrew - many thanks for your quick reply and code. We were thrown into Office 2010 with little time to investigate how it differs from Word 2002. I've heard of building blocks, but have not yet...
Hi Andrew,
This code ran perfectly in a document that contained only text. We have some forms that were build inside a large 1 cell table. When the code runs, the error handler kicks off the...
Code worked perfectly.
Thank you again, Andrew!
Andrew - thank you so very much for adding the code and for your williness to help. It is much appreciated!!
thanks again,
Note: The post title is incorrect: substitute "behind text" for "inline"
My company recently switched from Word 2002 to Word 2010 64-bit. For signature stamps in 2002, .bmp files were used. For...
Believe me, it wasn't my idea for my company go to Office 64-bit on Windows 7. I pushed for 32-bit having seen all of the warnings.
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Thank you Andrew for the suggestion.
Thanks Paul for the reply. I suspected that but glad to have you confirm it.
My Word 2002 mail merges come out of a database I have no control over how the data is formatted.
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It's easy to record a macro that opens a folder on a drive, then open a specific Word doc. What I'm having problems with is writing a macro to open the folder, exit the sub, then let the user select...
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Have experimented with field...
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Hi Andrew, can you please give me an example of what you described?
Im not familiar with content control in Word 2002.
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Thank you Paul for the reply. What you said makes sense. Maybe Microsoft will have it fixed in Office 2040? :)
This is a letterhead form. Section 1 is the masthead and is protected against update. Section 2 is unlocked and user can add text. A macro inserts the user's signature.bmp in Section 2. Problem: The...
I resolved problem by remaking the toolbar. Must not have saved it with Normal on first pass.


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The U.S. Department of Commerce in India, located at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi and six other locations in India heartily welcomes you and the company you represent to this very exciting, challenging and demanding market of over a billion people. We hope that this trip will prove to be fruitful for you and your company.
We sincerely hope that the program that we have prepared for you will meet your expectations, foster better dialog/discussions with Indian companies with whom you would be meeting, and lead to win-win partnerships.
Your individual meeting schedule, emergency numbers, and brief profiles of the Indian companies you are slated to meet will be provided to you separately. Included here are brief information on the Indian cities that you would be visiting that you may find useful. Please check our webpage: http://export.gov/india/doingbusinessinindia/index.asp for additional information about our services and doing business in India.
We hope that you enjoy your visit to India. We stand ready to assist and support your visit to this market and look forward to working with you now – and in the future.
We look forward to celebrating your success here!
The Staff of U.S. Commercial Service India
U.S. Commercial Service Contacts in India
Ambassador Richard R. Verma
United States Ambassador to India
Richard Verma serves as the 25th United States Ambassador to India. He was nominated by President Obama on September 18th, 2014, and was confirmed by the U.S. Senate and sworn in by Secretary of State John Kerry in December 2014. Ambassador Verma oversees one of the largest U.S. Missions in the world, including four consulates across India and nearly every agency of the U.S. government.
As a former Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs in the Obama Administration, he led the State Department's efforts on Capitol Hill and served as a senior member of Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton's team.
Ambassador Verma previously worked in the Senate as the Senior National Security Advisor to the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid. He also worked in the House of Representatives for longtime Chairman of the Defense Appropriations Committee, Jack Murtha. He is veteran of the U.S. Air Force, where he served on active duty as a Judge Advocate. Rich was also a country director for the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs in Eastern Europe.
The Ambassador has a distinguished career in the private sector, serving as partner at the global law firm of Steptoe & Johnson LLP, and as Senior Counselor to the Albright Stonebridge Group. His practice focused on international law and regulatory issues, with a specialization in Asia and emerging markets. Ambassador Verma was also a Senior National Security Fellow at the Center for American Progress, a Washington DC-based think tank.
In 2008, he was appointed a Commissioner to the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism Commission chaired by Senators Graham and Talent. He is a co-author of their landmark report, "World at Risk." The Ambassador is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and served on the Boards of the Clinton Foundation, the National Democratic Institute, and Human Rights First. He also was a member of the Secretary of State's Foreign Affairs Policy Board from 2011 to 2014.
Ambassador Verma is the recipient of the State Department's Distinguished Service Award, the Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellowship, and was ranked by India Abroad as one of the 50 most influential Indian Americans. His military decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal and Air Force Commendation Medal. Ambassador Verma holds degrees from the Georgetown University Law Center (LLM), American University's Washington College of Law (JD), and Lehigh University (BS).
John M. McCaslin
Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs
John McCaslin is currently serving a 3-year tour as Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs and Senior Commercial Officer in New Delhi, India. Prior to this he served as Senior Commercial Officer in Moscow, Russia, Warsaw, Poland and also as Deputy Senior Commercial Officer in Moscow. Before his first assignment to Moscow, he was the Principal Commercial Officer in Munich, Germany from 1997 to 2001. He is one of the few Commercial Officers to have spent considerable time working both in the domestic field and overseas. From 1990 to 1997 he was a Trade Specialist and Director of the Cincinnati Export Assistance Center. During that time he opened a branch office in Columbus, Ohio.
McCaslin joined the Commercial Service in 1990 after serving as a Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. Department of State for five years. He was an Economic Officer in Korea, spending time at the U.S. Consulate in Pusan and the Embassy in Seoul. After Korea he worked in Washington at the Economic and Business Affairs Bureau negotiating bilateral trade agreements in the textile sector and then he served briefly on the staff of the Deputy Secretary of State focusing on Eastern Europe. This was during 1989-90, when these formerly Communist states were beginning their transitions to democracy and free market economies. Soon thereafter he transferred to the Commercial Service.
Prior to becoming a Foreign Service Officer with the State Department, he was a social science instructor at a private, independent day school in Dayton, Ohio from 1981 to 1985.
A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, he obtained a B.A. in Russian Studies and German from Colgate University in upstate New York and an M.A. in International Relations from Columbia University in New York City. He is married to Constance Plattenburg and has three sons.
For the latest security information, U.S. citizens traveling abroad should monitor the Department's website at: http://travel.state.gov/ where the current worldwide Public Announcements, and Travel Warnings can be found. All visitors to India can help ensure their safety by familiarizing themselves with the information provided below and by exercising appropriate caution whenever they travel. To obtain updated information, visitors may wish to check the U.S. Embassy's website at: http://newdelhi.usembassy.gov/ or contact the nearest U.S. Consulate General.
The loss or theft abroad of a U.S. Passport should be reported immediately to local pólice or the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate. If you are the victim of a crime while overseas, in addition to reporting to local pólice, you are requested to contact the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate for assistance.
U.S. citizens require a passport and visa to enter India for any purpose. Visitors, including those on official U.S. government business, must obtain visas at an Indian Embassy or Consulate abroad prior to entering the country. There are no provisions for visas upon arrival. Those arriving in India without a visa bearing the correct validity dates and numbers of entries are subject to immediate deportation on the return flight. The U.S. Embassy and Consulate in India are unable to assist when U.S. citizens arrive without visas. For further information on entry requirements, inquiries should be made at the nearest Indian embassy or consulate.
U.S. citizens are encouraged to carry a copy of their U.S. passports with them at all times, so that proof of identity and U.S. citizenship are readily available if they are questioned by local authorities. In accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, Indian authorities must allow U.S. citizens to contact a U.S. Consular officer if arrested or detained in India. Besides the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, U.S. Consulates are located in Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata.
In a diverse and complex country like India, it's difficult to impart generic conclusions that could be used by those wanting to do business here. Regionalism, religion, language and caste are all factors that need to be taken into account when doing business in India. Behavior, etiquette and approach are all modified depending on whom you are addressing and the context in which they are being addressed.
Unlike western societies, in India religion, fatalism and collectivism are all components of daily life and they need to be respected for a healthy and successful business relationship. Despite the traditional caste system being dismantled, remnants may still be witnessed in the Indian hierarchical structure of business practices and decision-making. There is a strong sense of tradition tied into daily business practices. Yet, signs of change are becoming more evident. Ever since the economic reforms began in 1991, India's market is growing rapidly. With its geographical positioning in the Indian Ocean, a major international trade route, and with its rich mineral and agricultural resources, India's economy is witnessing increased inflows of foreign investments. India is also recognized for its competitive education system and vast pool of highly skilled laborers, making it an attractive market for foreign businesses.
No matter what the industry is, foreign businesses should expect some degree of differences in business norms in India. Below are some basic business etiquettes that the U.S. companies should follow when developing and maintaining relationship with Indian businesses.
Business Etiquettes:
For a traveler, it is no problem to get around India. Most Indians speak English and are eager to help.
If you need to consult a doctor, contact your hotel management or make use of the Embassy/Consulate list of medical practioners. Adequate to excellent medical care is available in the major cities in India, but is usually very limited or unavailable in rural areas.
The currency used in India is the Rupee (Rs.) and paise (1 Rupee=100 paise). The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reference rate for $1= Rs. 53 as on October 1, 2012.
India follows the Indian Standard Time (IST) which is GMT+5 and half hours. India follows a single time zone throughout the country. Business hours are usually from 0930 hours to 1730 hours with a hours lunch break from 1300 to 1400 hours. The work week is Monday to Friday but some offices work half a day on Saturdays. Central Government offices are closed on Saturdays.
Helpful Link: http://www.worldtimezone.com/
New Delhi
To USA dial: 00 + 1 + area code + phone number
From USA to India dial: 91+city code+phone number
From India to other countries dial: 00 + country code + area code + telephone number
To USA dial: 00 + 1 + cell phone number
From USA dial: 91 + cell phone number
To USA dial: 00 +1 +area code + phone number
In India dial: city code + phone number
To USA dial: 00 + 1 + cell phone number
Within the city in India: dial cell phone number
To a different city dial: +91 + cell number
New Delhi – 011
Mumbai – 022
Ahmedabad – 079
Bengaluru – 080
Chennai - 044
Hyderabad – 040
Kolkata – 033
Notice to Visitors!
The link you have chosen will take you to a non-U.S. Government website.
If the page does not appear in 5 seconds, please click this: outside web site
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I'm looking at the documentation on custom tracking: http://piwik.org/docs/javascript-tracking/#toc-manually-trigger-a-conversion-for-a-goal
So you can set up custom variables for a pageview as such:
piwikTracker.setCustomVariable (1, $taxonomy, $term, 'page');
But this would be setup in the javascript. I would need to somehow pass the taxonomy and term to javascript.
Has anyone dealt with this?


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"Did ya ever wonder where the spammers come from?
I know I sure don't. Do they actually think we'll
click to their sites and buy their services? It makes
me think that spammers don't get the internet and
On to more serious topics <WINK>.... What
happened to the love fest discussions between Genius and
Surewin? Granite, I think you called it first as the spam
recommendation it was. Very insightful!
I am a happy
camper today. Thank you ADI!
Good luck to
She had a stealth post on this board within the
last couple of weeks:
MCRL and MXIM
by: linear_girl
10/10/00 1:47
Msg: 8641 of 9078
< From a relative
strength perspective it appears that ELNT is outpacing
ADI, LLTC, MCRL and MXIM.
Can anyone here that
follows the analog sector please comment on why ELNT has
been performing so strongly relative to its peers?
Glad you're back! I was worried you gave up after
the INTC plunge...but looks like Intel is in rebound
mode (let's hope!) You might want to sell off SOME of
your ADI soon, as it's going up. Why not sell off in
small installments on the ascent?
Thanks for the recall on the lineargirl
situation...I hope she resurfaces w/ some details that are
CONSTRUCTIVE. I agree about ADI's board being relatively
non-piggy (though cal/hal/sal's sickening AIDS jokes/gay
bashing is disturbing, to say the least). Also agree that
ADI is fantastic to own long-term. I don't think I
even carry a cost basis anymore: Invested $1,000 in
1977 through employee stock purchase plan. Have
enjoyed several splits and have sold off several shares
through the years, still hold a nice chunk. My only real
regret: Not buying on the dips (and there have been some
wild ones, way down to single digits in the 1980s!)
IMHO, hold as much as you can through next 18 months,
or so.
Concerninig Lineargirl, I also felt she was
knowledgeable and she had some inside information (her
boyfriend or something...)
is too bad that she doesn't
post here anymore. I think it would be very intersting
to know about this famous deal that Jerry evoked in
august, also what is the impact of the collaboration with
Intel (products were supposed to be announced in second
half 2000...)
Like Kat, my average per share value
is below $1, and I would like to make a decision,
should I follow Jutt, sit tight, or run with my
money...I am a little nervous. In 1995 I sold some ADI
shares and i bought some Intel (best two companies in
Analog and Digital world) but Intel was slashed in two
and I don't want to see ADI fall to $30. (this could
happen in ligth of the present global environment.
am glad to see all the old posters back.
I remember when I submitted my profile the first
time, I had clicked on female. Then, around March
(before the tech-wreck), I went back to the very
beginning of ADI's message board & found the attack on
lineargirl. Talk about ugly...as far as I could see she was
asserting some negative but sincerely realistic ADI
business issues, only to be surrounded by sharks. The
stuff said to her may have sounded "harmless" to some
of the boys, but apparently lineargirl didn't
appreciate them saying they "wanted to get horizontal" w/
her...Can you really blame her for swimming away? Anyway, I
think that's when I changed my profile to "no answer"
on ALL the basic demographics: Might seem evasive
now, but felt self-protective at the time.
I actually FEEL a lot like Burl Ives these days,
though I hope to hell I don't look like him! (No offense
to the many Burl Ives groupies out there.) You're
right, though, I am pretty scholarly around the
edges...that's my excuse for being a basically lucky but
unscientific investor.
Who are "no answer" folks? Did I unknowingly dodge a question somewhere along the line? (P.S. I guess there's really no "rest" for the weary!)
Well, Profpeartree, that just goes to show how
false an image the mind can ceate from a made-up name
and a few posts. My mind conjured up a scholarly
Burle Ives picture for you. Now I am going to have to
trash that and start all over. Any hints?
FYI: You can allude to me as she/her too.
Perhaps I was a bit harsh.
you did show up at about the same time as genius and
surewin, and I did say you ask naive questions for a
stockholder since '81.
As a long time holder I am
surprised you thought buying at 77 was a good deal, when as
of late 60 is a good deal.
ADI is notorious for
delayed openings and Halts at open due to order
Sorry if this board seems a little rude to new posters.


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