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The KitchenAid KSM500PSSM PRO 500 Series Mixer is a high performance mixer that is delightfully housed in a durable, die-cast metal. It has a 325 watt motor that can mix up even the heaviest combinations of batches with ease. It has 10 speeds that can easily switch from a very slow stir to a super-fast whip without hesitation.
It has a very unique mixing action which ensures even blending. The beater spins clockwise while the shift spins in the opposite direction.
You get a 5 quart large mixing bowl that is stainless steel and has a handle as well as four accessories which include the flat beater, wire whip, dough hook and pouring shield.
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1. Comes with 10 speeds and a 325 watt powerful motor.
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4. Accessories include a dough hook, wire whip, flat beater and a pouring shield.
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Rosetta Stone software is built around a concept called Dynamic Immersion, an unique learning method that uses a computer to mimic the ways in which you learnt your first language.
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Our language courses are highly interactive and visually engaging and we'll never ask you to translate back into your native language or memorise vocabulary lists. Instead you'll learn through a complete immersion process. Relate what you see and hear to familiar, real-life images and situations. Practise and perfect your pronunciation against native speakers using our innovative voice recognition technology and receive immediate feedback to help consolidate and reinforce your learning.
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What are some of the resources available to support industry's implementation of sustainability?
The AIChE Institute for Sustainability (IfS) is launching a program that offers engineers and other qualified professionals a specialized Credential in sustainability. The IfS is well positioned to establish a baseline definition of what Sustainability entails, as well as to establish a Body of Knowledge (BOK) in the field of sustainability.
IfS is an umbrella organization encompassing a broad spectrum of activities related to sustainability. It has three sub-entities: the Sustainable Engineering Forum (SEF), the Center for Sustainable Technology Practices (CSTP), and the Youth Council on Sustainability Science and Technology (YCOSST). It also provides oversight to the AIChE Sustainability Index (sm).


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DIY Polymers with The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
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Above: Dustin Bruce instructs kids at the Blue Ash Branch Library making bouncy-balls with safe household ingredients.
Volunteers from Hive13 successfully led eight workshops with local Cincinnati Libraries, teaching kids the basics of chemistry and biology. The program, DIY Polymers, was presented at Cincinnati Public Library branches as part of their Summer Learning 2016 education series. The hands-on course taught young scientists and makers about polymers through exciting activities. Children made colorful bouncy-balls and extracted DNA from strawberries using common, safe household chemicals and reagents like school glue, dish soap, and borax laundry booster.
As many as 40 to 60 kids attended each of the eight events, and each left with their own DIY bouncy-ball and a sample jar of strawberry DNA they extracted. This course is just one of many educational programs Hive13 offers the community to engage interest in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, & math) and making.
Special thanks to The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Friends of Public Library, and the sponsors of Summer Learning 2016.
Drilling - The HOLE truth, Tuesday, August 9, 7:30pm
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Are you a neophyte maker that does know to respect and protect the Hive's shared tooling; but doesn't yet have the experience to know the detailed DO's and DON'TS? We are here to give you a HOLE lot of knowledge. Making a hole seems easy enough, but getting good results in different materials (woods, plastics, soft, and hard metals) is quite a bit more involved than one might first think. We want you to be SAFE and gain skills. We also want our shared tooling investment to be USED, easily RE-USED by all, and NEVER ABUSED! Don't be an ignorant schmuck that either hurts yourself or ruins things for your fellow maker members.
Join us this Tuesday, August 9, after the 7:30 pm business meeting, when CNC Area Warden Brad Walsh leads an open discussion on best practices for drilling holes in different materials. Learn that DRILLING is not BORING. Go deep on-your-own at other web links such as (this).
Members, guests, first-time-walk-ins, and all those interested to know the HOLE truth are welcome this Tuesday, August 9, after the 7:30pm business meeting. (Find Us).
Tuesday, July 12, 2016, 7:30 pm - I'm Fine, No Really...
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How can folks (even creative heros like, Aaron Swartz, Jonathan James, Robin Williams and others that seem to have-it-all) fall into the depths of depression? What makes makers especially prone to self-doubt? Why can't we just be happy all the time? When the crushing self-inflicted waves of doom-and-gloom come, where can we go to to get back on an even keel?
Join us this Tuesday, July 12, after the 7:30 pm business meeting, when member Chris Anderson repeats his important presentation on overcoming depression.
Members, guests, first-time-walk-ins, and all those interested to hear these important words are welcome this Tuesday, July 12, after the 7:30pm business meeting. (Find Us).
Hive13 Kitchen Chemistry for kids at the Cincinnati Public Library this summer
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Hive13 member volunteers are busy this summer providing "DIY Polymers with Hive13" events for the Cincinnati Public Library Summer Learning Program.
A series of ten Kitchen Chemistry events are already underway per a schedule at different library branch locations between June 9 and July 26. The series was instigated by member LorinP, and receives financial support from the Friends of the Public Library. Member MikeH has provided Kitchen Chemistry protocols (written instructions) on how to mix up polymer bouncy balls and extract DNA from strawberries as hands-on activities and summer fun for kids and their parents.
Further details are on the wiki (link). It is not too late to join the fun and help lead remaining sessions in the series.
Power Tool Drag Racing
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Heya folks, our Power Tool Drag Racing Season for 2016 is a few months away, so you might as well get a jump start on building a racer! Check out our official PTDR website for more details: http://toolracing.hive13.org/
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University of Amsterdam (NL) - Páramo vegetation research, Santa Marta and Perijá, Colombia
The Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) from University of Amsterdam (UvA) has been working on the Paramos of Colombia since 1970, collecting information on different aspects of plant ecology. The Santa Marta and Perijá paramo complex dataset is generated from five sources. 1. A study on the vegetation of tropical ecosystems, in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, particularly in the sector Buritaca - La Cumbre, by A. Cleef and O. Rangel in 1984 (in van der Hammen and Ruiz, 1984). 2. A study on Andean Paramo's ecology by H. Sturm and O. Rangel done in 1985. 3. Field data from professor Antoine Cleef derived from the ECOANDES project) in 1984 4. A study about the paramo vegetation in the north of Colombia (Sierra nevada de Santa Marta and Serrania Perija) by J.H. Pinto-Zarate and O. Rangel-Ch in 2010. 5. A study about the high mountain vegetation of Perija, done by O. Rangel-Ch and H. Arrellano-P in 2007. All studies provide information on the occurrence and location of 1506 plant species from the Paramo in this area sampled in 91 releves. For the purpose of the GBIF data-publishing, vegetation releve data were converted into species occurrence data.
Purpose 1: Data in TurboVeg Purpose 2: data converted to species occurrence. Data repatriation to Colombia to be used in actual research.
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Cigarette smoking as a risk factor for influenza-associated mortality: evidence from an elderly cohort
Version of Record online: 20 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1750-2659.2012.00411.x
© 2012 John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses
Volume 7, Issue 4, pages 531–539, July 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
Wong, C. M., Yang, L., Chan, K. P., Chan, W. M., Song, L., Lai, H. K., Thach, T. Q., Ho, L. M., Chan, K. H., Lam, T. H. and Peiris, J. S. M. (2013), Cigarette smoking as a risk factor for influenza-associated mortality: evidence from an elderly cohort. Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, 7: 531–539. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-2659.2012.00411.x
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- Issue online: 11 JUN 2013
- Version of Record online: 20 JUL 2012
- Accepted 7 June 2012. Published Online 20 July 2012.
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Please cite this paper as: Wong et al. (2012) Cigarette smoking as a risk factor for influenza-associated mortality: evidence from an elderly cohort. Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses 7(4), 531–539.
Background The effects of individual lifestyle factors on the mortality risk after influenza infection have not been explored.
Objectives In this study, we assessed the modifying effects of cigarette smoking on mortality risks associated with influenza in a cohort of Hong Kong elders with a follow-up period of 1998–2009.
Methods We used the Cox proportional hazards model with time-dependent covariates of weekly proportions of specimens positive for influenza (termed as influenza virus activity), to calculate the hazard ratio of mortality associated with a 10% increase in influenza virus activity for never, ex- and current smokers. Other individual lifestyle and socioeconomic factors as well as seasonal confounders were also added into the models.
Results The overall hazard ratio associated with influenza was 1·028 (95% confidence interval, 1·006, 1·051) for all natural cause mortality and 1·035 (1·003, 1·068) for cardiovascular and respiratory mortality. We found that influenza-associated hazard ratio was greater in current and ex-smokers than in never smokers for mortality of all natural causes, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
Conclusions The findings suggest that smoking might increase influenza-associated mortality risks among elders.


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Bond Bits: '007 Legends,' new 'Skyfall' video and Fleming goes e-book
I'm going to have the next "James Bond Declassified" for you tomorrow, covering "Thunderball," and in the meantime, I thought there were enough bits and pieces of James Bond news bouncing around out there that it was worth rounding them up in one place.
First and foremost, have you been reading Greg Ellwood's reports from the set of "Skyfall"? He just went to London, and it sounds like it was a great trip to Pinewood to see what Daniel Craig and crew are up to. If you'd like to get as close as possible to a set visit without leaving your house, there's a new video blog up featuring Sam Mendes and the Shanghai setting for some of the new film.
This seems to be the most active any James Bond film campaign has ever been in terms of offering up looks at the making of the film while they're still working. It's even unusual for a big film to allow people to write about a set visit a week after they were there. Normally those things are held for months. It signals a sort of confidence on the part of EON and Sony that the public is hungry for the return of Daniel Craig, and I think it's also due in part to this being the 50th anniversary of the arrival of the first Bond film, "Dr. No."
Locations have always been a big part of the Bond series, and I like this glimpse at how they've picked the specific spots they're using in the various locales. Shanghai is gorgeous, and I can't wait to see what a Roger Deakins version of a James Bond Shanghai looks like. That's an exciting combination of things, and even a short feature like this is enough to get me thinking about how much I want this film to be finished and in theaters right now.
In the meantime, it looks like a ten-year deal has finally been struck for all of the Bond novels by Ian Fleming to be made available by Amazon as digital files for e-readers. I've got a Kindle, and I can promise I'll be buying all of these as soon as they're available. Right now, I've got all of the books sitting on my desk, the Black Lizard trade paperbacks that came out about a decade ago, and I'll never get rid of them as physical objects. But being able to have all of Fleming's work stored in my Kindle collections and being able to throw them onto the reader for a flight… that's pretty great. I'm surprised it's taken this long for them to make this deal.
Finally, I'm excited to read the first details about "007 Legends," a video game that will incorporate six different classic Bond films in one game, a 50th anniversary celebration that will bring the character's entire history to one game for the first time. No word yet on which films they're using, aside from "Skyfall," but I love this. I love seeing fans working on new media versions of Bond, somehow creating a continuity for a series that is famous for having a wildly vague sense of continuity in the first place.
It's a good year to be a Bond fan, and it's all building towards the October 26 release of "Skyfall" in the UK, with a November 9 US release to follow.


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I've always been interested in the Cthulhu mythos and I wanted to get into HP Lovecraft's books. What is the best book to start with? I know that Cthulhu was first mentioned in Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu in 1928. Is that the best book to start with? Should I just start reading Lovecraft's books from his first publication onward?
HP Lovecraft only wrote 1 or 2 novels, most of his works are short stories and novellas. I believe Lovecraft wrote in this manner because he used to write for the pulp magazines of the time (early 20th century).
As far as the order, I don't know that there is a particular order because the stories often have little to do with one another (other than featuring insanity, profound horror, and usually a timeless unstoppable evil entity). Though there are some references to the same dark gods and New England locations in some stories. The Necronomicon is a collection of most of his best stories, that's not a bad place to start. I could recommend some good stories, but not a particular order that would have any relevance.
Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft: Commemorative Edition
I would recommend reading them in pretty much the order he wrote them. While his stories all stand alone, Lovecraft's later tales do refer to characters and incidents from earlier ones; he even went so far as to have characters re-appear later (Richard Upton Pickman of "Pickman's Model" has a minor but important part in the later "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"; the narrator of "At the Mountains of Madness" shows up briefly in "The Shadow Out of Time"). Parts of "The Thing on the Doorstep" will make more sense if you've first read "The Shadow Over Innsmouth".
You can find a chronological list of his work at http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/fiction/chrono.asp.
Reading everything Lovecraft wrote might not really be necessary, though. I don't find much value in his writings before 1920; and he did not reach his peak until 1926 ("The Call of Cthulhu", "Pickman's Model", and "The Silver Key" all date to that year, and much of "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath" does as well). It wouldn't be entirely wrong to read everything he wrote from 1926 on, while picking and choosing among the earlier stories. But if you do, I would recommend reading all of the following pre-Cthulhu tales:
"The Statement of Randolph Carter", which introduces Lovecraft's alter-ego Randolph Carter "The Terrible Old Man", a rare amusing tale from the horror virtuoso "The Picture in the House"; I think the reference to Arkham in this story was the first "The Moon Bog" "The Hound" "The Festival" "The Shunned House" "The Horror at Red Hook"
Several of Lovecraft's other early '20s stories also repay reading, but I think anybody wanting to get a handle on Lovecraft should make a point of these.
The Cthulu Chick recently put together an eBook of the complete works of Lovecraft. This may be worth checking out!
The order she chose:
Let me shed a little light on this discussion thread.
Technically, Lovecraft only wrote one novel: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. At The Mountains of Madness, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, A Shadow Out of Time, etc., all of them are technically novellas.
If you want to thoroughly enjoy Lovecraft's writing, in my opinion, you should purchase two books: Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft and Eldritch Tales: A Miscellany of the Macabre. Both books encompass 99.99% of Lovecraft's fictional work, including a handful of collaborations with other of HPL's contemporaries.
The reality is, coming straight from the mouth of the Father of Gothic Horror himself, that NONE of his stories are connected. PERIOD. He simply used his "mythos" as a backdrop for his stories. And make no mistake; he was selling these stores simply to put food on the table. He simply used the same names and themes OVER AND OVER again.
...if you'd like to enjoy these stories in the sense that I personally do, read the stories out of the sequence they are collected in, and read them in BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ORDER.
HPL's writing, critically, can be divided into three sets, or "cycles":
Occasionally, all three of these cycles may loosely overlap and interconnect, but unintentionally by the author. All three "cycles" were written in the order previously described.
Now, if you want to have a little extra fun with his writing, try reading this: the "Simon" Necronomicon; a fictional grimoire published in the late '70's, written by an unknown author, claiming that the writings of HPL were subconscious manifestations of the writings of Aleister Crowley. The book is basically a fictitious version of the Necronomicon depicted in HPL's writing. Complete bullshit, but fun to read.
Hope this helps.
you should read "the tomb" last, after "the call of cthulu" or whatever and finish with the necronomicon which is very rare and less than 200 made with alot omitted from original its said. Our library has it and people say it may not just be a work of fiction but a mix of but at the least. Though most people that bought the book returned it saying it tainted or cursed them seriously so they stopped print due to the onset of calamities after its release. True Story not internet regurgitation though i am sure you may find something supporting that perceptive veiwpoint. Bill Schnobelen knows alot about it. Worth Taking the time to see what he has to say about lovecraft and his associations......
I figured I'd put up a list just for laughs.
The Colour Out of Space
The Rats in the Walls
Pickman's Model
The Picture in the House
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
Cool Air
From Beyond
The Haunter of the Dark
The Music of Erich Zann
The Moon-Bog
The Hound
The Diary of Alonzo Typer
The Lurking Fear
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
The Thing on the Doorstep
The Call of Cthulhu
The Whisperer in Darkness
The Horror at Red Hook
At the Mountains of Madness
You could read the stories in their fictional chronological order.
Many of Lovecraft's stories, especially the better ones, have dates of fictional events and you might be able to find a list of those dates before reading the stories.
It has been pointed out, for example, that the fictional dates in "The Dunwich Horror" and "Whisperer in darkness" overlap and that the protagonists of the two stories could have passed each other in the Arkham train station while on their quests.
Lovecraft's Story "the Haunter of the Dark" was a sequel to a Robert Bloch story, and Bloch later wrote a sequel to "The Haunter of the Dark". If you can find the Bloch stories you might want to read them in that order.
Another order would be to read the stories in increasing order of quality, saving the best for last. I consider the best Lovecraft stories to be "The Whisperer in Darkness", "The Shadow out of Timr" and "At the Mountains of Madness", but your Lovecraftian adviser might have other favorites.
My recommendation is that you read his original works first, then the revisions, then finally any of the other members of his circle(s).
The reason to do this is to understand how others extended or interpreted his work, rather than mistaking their additions as original HPL. HPL encouraged other writers to adopt elements of his fiction, and he also borrowed from others - with free re-interpretation. Many stories are interconnected by the reuse of specific objects (forbidden books like The Necronomicon, aliens such as Cthulhu), and fictional places (Arkham, Dunwich, Kingsport, etc).
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Mar 14, 2013 6:02pm
^lololol oh bum bah clot! Can't even give a straight answer so we get the eastern pusedomystical jargon.
needs more Castanada doe.
Mar 14, 2013 6:56pm
Siva23, I think approaching the concept of lolearnest with a Western mindset is a grave error and will lead to a kind of mechanical avoidance rather than a graceful avoidance. Again, you need to be very open-minded about this.
Mar 14, 2013 7:04pm
^hey I am all about mysticism and eastern thought, sheeit it's my bread and butter. I don't think this is gonna send me into the long Om though, besides I am still trying to wrap my mind around Juan Matus's "two minds" and the intent of infinity.
Mar 14, 2013 7:08pm
Does THIS help answer the question of reply rates?
Mar 14, 2013 7:14pm
Eh, my response rate dropped from about 70% to at best 50% in a good week since moving to Texas. It's hard to see why you would even want more than that, though. Assuming you're selecting the right people to engage, you hit critical mass pretty quickly. I'm already at the point of ceasing contact with perfectly good women because I can't just spend all of my free time dating. That was never the goal.
Mar 14, 2013 7:30pm
70%? Were you messaging warthogs? I'm guessing this was achieved through honing in on fewer more likely candidates with a corresponding higher message quality vs shotgunning yourself to dozens of women with the formulaic copy n' paste let's just fuck messages.
Mar 14, 2013 8:22pm
You seem to be assuming a lot... and you also seem to lack knowledge of the biased nature of society.
I find it interesting that you seem to deny the concept of the imbalanced nature between males and females when it comes to dating and writing messages on a site like this, and then are quick to blame the person who tells you otherwise that they're not trying hard enough (essentially) by saying things like, "you're not confident / you're a victim of self-sabotage, and you're being too earnest."
There is a biased nature between the sexes, quite unfortunately in fact... and it has nothing to do how men are presenting themselves in messages. Well, I take that back, I know plenty of men who completely fail at composing a message that doesn't make them look either creepy, desperate, or a complete weirdo. However, the point being that you can't state to males, "I just wrote a bunch of messages, and 90% of them replied! What's wrong with you people? It's easy" as a female writing to males.
Yes, it is indeed VERY sexist... but not an "excuse" that is sexist, but rather an obvious fact and OBSERVED truth in this matter.
This isn't meant to be demeaning in any sort, but are you sure you don't have asperger's syndrome? You seem to lack an awareness of social constructs in your surroundings and then when someone tells you otherwise or you don't like the answer, you blame THEM claiming it's something they're doing wrong.
I just can't see the reason why you're oblivious to the fact that by, simply being an attractive female, or hell, female for that matter... gives you a great advantage in the way people perceive you or respond to you. You seem to be "surprised" that a lot of people are having a hard time receiving replies, based off the fact that YOU have an easy time receiving replies, which to you should be no surprise.
Are you seriously telling us that you're oblivious to the fact that you receive a great number of replies simply because you're female?
For someone who claims to be very knowledgeable in providing advice about social behaviors of people... you sure are lacking... plenty of social aspects. Either that or you like to deny reality a lot.
Not to be rude, but my first impression of you stumbling upon this thread was, "Hey, look at me! I'm really perfect and can easily get replies? Oh? You can't? WELL IT'S YOUR FAULT!"
I personally believe everyone should be on some sort of equal ground in some sort of capacity, regardless of gender... It would be nice...
However, the harsh reality is that it's unfortunately simply not true.
(Edit: Just read your profile and the sheer amount of narcissism implies you're fully aware that simply being female garners more attention for you automatically. I'm starting to wonder if you're trolling the forums.)
Mar 14, 2013 8:38pm
So basically,
Hotness + Female = The worst benchmark for generalizing alleged reply rates.
Mar 14, 2013 8:40pm
@Immortal_Object you make some good points and say it much better than what I said, but she also makes some good points. ExtremeDating, maybe to really put your theory to the test you should make a fake profile with pics of an avg looking dude, send out your well crafted messages and then tell us how you do.
Mar 14, 2013 8:47pm
should I volunteer my mugshot?
Mar 14, 2013 10:28pm
Also, another reason... still a gender based issue, but still another reason for why you're receiving a 90% reply rate as a female writing to males... Is that males tend to RECEIVE less messages.
It's much easier for me to respond to 1-3 people, if I ever get that many in a given week who write me of their own free will... Than it would be 1 female filtering through dozens of messages.
Sometimes there's just so many messages or they all start to look the same, that you end up accidentally skipping one... or don't even bother.
I've met a lot of girls from this site and they've shared their inbox with me... some of the time it's hard to pick out if it's even worth replying to some of the people. (Other factors include their picture, which, some men just put the weirdest crap there that you... tend to avoid.)
I still think the OP is trolling us... as in another forum you're complaining that you received too many messages and can't "Delete them fast enough."
I'm sure you fully read each and every one of those messages, right?
Mar 15, 2013 1:19am
Yes, it says the majority of guys are sending boring messages.
Rule #2: Be interesting!
Mar 15, 2013 1:40am
The imbalanced nature is that there are 4 men for every 3 women and that men are sending 80% of messages. Careful about drawing conclusions from that. After all, sending more shitty, lolearnest messages isn't cause for approbation.
99% of the messages I see aren't creepy or weird. Desperate is closer to the mark, but it's an insidious kind of desperate -- it's... lolearnest.
More peddling of excuses, my friend. Will the sexist rationalizations for personal failures never end?
To be fair, when someone gives me an answer I don't like, I don't blame them; I blame their Asperger's syndrome.
Mar 15, 2013 1:49am
That's the thing, though: If you be confident, if you be interesting, if you don't be lolearnest, you may end up getting more messages than a pitiable 1-3 each week.
As for more replies to your messages, does the rage you're expressing here come across in your messages?
Mar 15, 2013 4:14am
I love this thread very very hard. That is all.
Mar 15, 2013 5:57am
^ Seconded. I love it earnestly.
Mar 15, 2013 6:14am
Much as we want to believe that everyone has an equal chance on here if they would only avoid being 'lolearnest', they don't really have an equal chance.
Some people, in some demographics, in some geographical locations, will just not have the same success as others, no mater how confident, interesting and 'nonlolearnest' they are.
Your good advice is just not as universally applicable as you'd like to think.
Mar 15, 2013 7:11am
False. Confident + interesting + non-lolearnest is a surefire formula.
I can't tell whether you're making some reference to your own situation. If you are, I must remind you of rule #1: be confident. Upload a pic of your mug and own it with pride! And rule #2: be interesting. Being a defeatist downer isn't interesting!
Mar 15, 2013 7:36am
While I will say that you can always learn something new from someone and I have been mulling over your "lolearnest" ...anti-mantra? I'll ask again. Why don't you put your theory to the test? Make a male profile with an avg guy's pictures on it and follow your formula? Let us know how you do. I'm not a naysayer to what you have to say btw, it's solid but as other dude's have pointed out just because its good on paper does not mean it's a guarantee fool-proof plan in practice.
Mar 15, 2013 8:15am
Everyone should just read and learn from this experiment.
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Recent changes to 40: Usability: show some indication when checking for mailhttps://sourceforge.net/p/gnubiff/feature-requests/40/2008-11-16T14:27:53ZUsability: show some indication when checking for mail2008-11-16T14:27:53Z2008-11-16T14:27:53Zseanhhttps://sourceforge.net/u/seanhammond/https://sourceforge.netd70ba5f72c27fae48f3cf2e2fceb50e8187d611a

When gnubiff is checking accounts for new email because the user requested gnubiff to do this by clicking on the icon, some sort of feedback should be given to the user to let them know that gnubiff is in fact doing the check, and to let them know when the check has finished. I suggest a new icon, preferably an animated one as animations are normally used to show something in progress, that is used when gnubiff is checking for mail, when it finishes checking it goes back to the asleep or awake penguin icon as normal.

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having upgraded from an older 1.3 nightly to tonight's 1.5 nightly, i noticed that all the links that had once led to my "pages" are now broken. Is there something wrong with .htaccess, the way i upgraded, or what. (Those "pages" were created with the wpadmin's manage pages ability.)
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Add to Section 5 of the file config.txt option for the file that contains a list of proxy servers. For example:
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Proxy-list.txt file should contain a list of working proxies. For example:
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Thanks for the suggestion.
Note that Privoxy currently allows to chose the proxy depending on the URL and with your proposal that flexibility would be lost.
On the TODO list there's already an item to allow to specify fallback proxies. Once we have a fallback policy, we could add other policies to chose the proxy like round-robin or time-based load balancing.
If we additionally had a "include" directive we would have a more general solution that would allow to do everything you want, except that the syntax would be a bit different. I though the "include" already was on the TODO list, but apparently I didn't push the branch yet.
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The second official single from Detox arrives, mixed and mastered. Surely a release date must be in sight?
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Not feelin the first 2 tracks off this AT ALL. I'm sure it'll sell well though but it looks like it's going to suck to my ears.
Not feeling this song at all either. This beat is boring and average as hell to me.
It's different but a grower.
Dre has officially left hip hop. This is hot garbage. You've been gone for how many years and you don't come back with a bangah…you come with a "you left me haters…how you like me now joint?".
Bitch move son….
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Making a mountain out of a … poop bag?
Vanderbilt University may well have some racial inequities worth addressing. And some racist acts may take place on campus from time to time. But Marley's poop was not one of them.
A sack of dog poop left on the front steps of Vanderbilt University's Black Cultural Center — discovered the day after a student demonstration to show support for protesters at the University of Missouri — was quickly decried by a student organization as a "vile" and "racist" act.
In reality, the bag was left there by a blind student who cleaned up the mess left by her guide dog, Marley, but could not find a trash receptacle to place it in.
On Monday, about 200 Vanderbilt students staged a walkout over campus race relations — one described as a show of support for the Missouri students, but also held to draw attention to Vanderbilt's own problems when it comes to racial imbalances.
On Tuesday, the bag of feces was found in front of the Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center.
Backers of a university campaign called Hidden Dores, the mission of which is to "draw attention to the racial and ethnic minority experience on a predominantly white campus," quickly placed a post on Facebook decrying the deed.
"The Hidden Dores team is appalled to announce that our demonstration yesterday was met this morning with a vile act. This morning someone left a bag of feces on the porch of Vanderbilt University's Black Cultural Center. The center has served as the nexus of many aspects of black life on Vanderbilt's campus since its inception 31 years ago. The violation of a place that in many ways is the sole home for black students is deplorable.
"As many of us sit in grief, recognize that these types of actions are what we speak of when we note the reality of exclusion and isolation of students of color and specifically black students on our campus. This act has hurt many and will not be received lightly. We will not allow for the desecration of the place we call home. As we announced yesterday and reaffirm today, we will not be silent."
Campus police launched an investigation immediately. After surveillance camera footage was reviewed, officers contacted the student who appeared to have left the bag of feces there.
"The investigation found the bag was inadvertently left by an individual with a service dog who was authorized to be in the building who could not find a trash can near the entrance and did not wish to take the bag inside. VUPD has concluded, based on their investigation, that there was no criminal or malicious intent in this action, and the investigation is considered closed," Vanderbilt News reported yesterday.
The blind student posted her own account of what happened on Facebook:
"I would like to inform everyone on this campus that no racial threat occurred. I am a blind student on this campus with a guide dog. I was meeting with a group last night to go over our debate for one of my sociology classes. My dog did her business outside on the grass and I picked it up and put it in a bag like always … I did not want to bring the feces inside and make the building smell, so I left it outside by the door … Everyone is going to point me out now as the blind girl who left her dog feces by the black cultural center. I am sorry that I do not know where all the trash cans are on main campus…"
Leaders of the Hidden Dores campaign put a new post on its Facebook page, apologizing to the blind student, and for reacting a little too swiftly.
"Given the recent elevation in polarization on this campus in the aftermath of our silent protest this Monday, evidenced by tough personal exchanges and anonymous targeted posts, it was too easy for us to believe that a member of our community would stoop low enough to maliciously leave fecal matter at the Black Cultural Center," the Facebook post said.
"Nonetheless, we apologize to the Vanderbilt community for jumping to conclusions and for any personal trauma caused by the quick escalation of this situation."
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Prom night wasn't on the agenda for seniors Delaney Johnson and Nick Ackerman.
The two teens, both with disabilities, go to different high schools and hadn't even met until their service dogs — in a way — brought them together.
Nick, who has a service dog named Troy, was interviewing Delaney, who has a service dog named Griffin, for a school video project on service dogs.
Making small talk, she asked him, "Are you all geared for prom?" When he told her he had no plans to go to his, she volunteered to go with him. He accepted.
With their service dogs along, they attended his school's prom, then hers.
A Lansing State Journal columnist and photographer went along — and you can find their story and video here.
Delaney, 17, goes to Haslett High School, where, before she got her 2-year-old Dutch shepherd Griffin, she would faint or pass out up to 20 times a day due to narcolepsy.
Between medication and help from Griffin, that condition — and a second neurological condition called cataplexy — have been brought under control.
Her dog acts to distract her if she's experiencing anxiety and, in case of an attack, he's trained to stay with her, lying on top of her if she becomes incapacitated so that she feels protected.
"Since I got Griffin, I've not had any major cataplexy attacks at all," said Johnson, a singer and songwriter who plans to take Griffin with her this fall to attend Grand Valley State University. "…He's my own personal little bodyguard."
Nick attends Forest Hills Central High School in Grand Rapids, where he's a champion debater. His service dog Troy helps Nick, who was born without arms, do everything from carrying things to zipping up his coat.
Nick, who plans to attend Eastern Michigan University in the fall, met Delaney two weeks ago, when he interviewed her for a class project on service dogs and the subject of proms came up.
On May 2, they went to his prom. Last Saturday, they went to hers.
The columnist and photographer accompanied the foursome — from home, where they posed for family photos, to a sushi dinner and then to the prom itself.
"I was going to stay home and eat ice cream and watch movies," Delaney said later. "I'm just so glad I went…It was an amazing time."
(Photos by Matthew Dae Smith / Lansing State Journal)
Posted by John Woestendiek May 13th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, disabilities, disability, disabled, dogs, high school, michigan, pets, prom, prom night, schools, service dogs, students
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When a feel good story has feel bad results
A heartwarming little story in the University of Rhode Island student newspaper — about a janitor who brings his dog to work — has apparently led to a cold-hearted response by administrators: Ivy must go.
Mike LaPolice, who keeps Peck Hall clean, started bringing Ivy to work with him soon after he adopted her a year and a half ago.
The Siberian husky followed LaPolice, who has worked for the university for 25 years, as he performed his duties at the dormitory, and she quickly became popular among students, who enjoyed petting her and taking her picture.
LaPolice got Ivy certified as a therapy dog — though in reality she was probably bringing students comfort and relieving their stress even before she got her degree.
Then, last Thursday, The Good 5 Cent Cigar, which is the student newspaper, ran a story about the janitor and his dog.
Almost immediately, LaPolice received word from the university's Department of Housing and Residential Life that — if he wanted to keep his job — his dog needed to leave the campus and not come back.
"Nobody will tell me who has a problem with Ivy," LaPolice told the student newspaper in a follow-up piece. "All of the … staff that I've talked to keep referring to some person who doesn't like her being here, but I don't know who that is."
Even before Ivy got banned from campus, LaPolice was aware his dog's presence was a concern among some administrators. That was part of the reason he got her certified as a therapy dog. Dorm residents knew the dog was an issue, too. Last year they presented a petition to school officials, urging she be allowed to stay in the residence hall.
But for the past seven months, the issue seemed to have subsided, and it appeared school officials were willing to overlook Ivy's presence in the dormitory, which, technically, is a violation of school rules.
Somehow, the newspaper story reignited the drive to remove Ivy from campus.
"I'm trying not to regret running this piece, because we never could have anticipated this outcome," the newspaper's editor, Allison Farrelly, said in an interview with CollegeMediaMatters.com. "I feel sick about it though, that we could have played a hand in negatively impacting not just this man's life, but the lives of all the students Ivy touched."
"It still doesn't make sense to me that HRL could have reacted so strongly to our article, but I don't feel defeated yet because I don't think we've done everything we can to right this. I told my staff this, but I think there is a good chance if the student body gets behind our reporting, we can right this."
LaPolice told the student newspaper he might talk to his doctor to figure out if he can be permitted to keep Ivy with him because of a medical need.
"I'll go to a psychiatrist if I have to," he said.
Another petition is being talked about among those students who want to keep Ivy in Peck Hall — many of whom say they've benefited from her presence.
The Department of Housing and Residential Life issued this statement yesterday:
"Staff members of the University's Department of Housing and Residential Life became aware of an employee bringing a dog to Peck Hall late last summer. Since that time, housing staff has met repeatedly with the employee to ask him to leave the dog at home. The University does not permit its employees to bring their pets to work, unless they are service animals.
"While we understand the bond students may have formed with an animal brought into their residence hall, the University must consider the precedent that this sets and the welfare of the entire community, including potential liability in the event of a dog bite and issues around sanitation, pests and allergies.
"There are avenues for addressing employee accommodation requests under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and the employee was referred to Human Resources for that process. To date, Human Resources has not received an official request from the employee for accommodations under the federal law."
There are no reports of Ivy biting anyone, provoking any allergic reactions, or bringing any "pests" into the dorm.
Instead, students say she has brought comfort and cheer.
"In September, a relationship that I was in came to an end and hit me pretty hard with the feels," said one. "Ivy jumped up on the couch and laid down next to me with her head on my chest because she could sense that I was upset."
"On a particularly tough day, Ivy wandered into my office and just put her head on my leg," said another, who serves as a resident assistant at Peck Hall. "How could I possibly stay focused on such negativity in my life with that beautiful, loving dog looking right up at me?"
(Photo: By Donald Reuker / The Good 5 Cent Cigar)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 15th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: administration, animals, banned, bans, college, dog, dogs, dormitory, feature, ivy, janitor, newspaper, pets, rhode island, siberian husky, story, students, the five cent cigar, therapy dogs, university of rhode island, uri
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Dog earns spot in middle school yearbook
Here's one 7th grader we're pretty sure didn't complain about his yearbook photo.
Taxi, a Lab mix, is pictured right next to Rachel Benke. He's her service dog, and he's trained to alert her and school staff when he senses a seizure is coming.
The Northside Independent School District in San Antonio decided Taxi deserved a spot in the middle school year book.
A golden retriever-Labrador mix, Taxi was being trained to be a guide dog, but he failed to graduate due to a tendency to chase cats, KMTV reported.
Instead he ended up with Rachel, who has suffered from epileptic seizures since birth.
Her mother, Theresa, says the dog accompanies her daughter everywhere, and that Rachel's life completely turned around after meeting Taxi four years ago.
Last year the family joked that Taxi should get his picture in the yearbook too. This year the school made it happen, with Rachel and Taxi appearing in the yearbook as they appear almost all the time — side by side.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 9th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, dog, golden, lab, middle school, mis, northside independent school district, pets, photo, rachel benke, retriever, san antonio, students, taxi, taxi benke, yearbook
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Kegstanding leads to animal cruelty charges
If there's one thing I've learned in my decades of writing about the two species, it's that dogs keep getting smarter while humans seem to be going the other direction.
Last week we told you about the New York tattoo artist who decided his dog needed to be inked.
This week we learned that two college students in New York introduced a dog to the practice of kegstanding, or drinking beer from a keg while being held upside down.
File both stories under the category of people inflicting their own dopey and uniquely human behaviors on dogs.
The two 20-year-olds, who we'll call Dumb and Dumber, posted a photo online of the dog being forced to kegstand.
Being college students, they were smart enough to do so anonymously. But one was wearing his College of Brockport T-shirt, which led authorities to that institution, where it took little time to track down the party boys.
"Through a joint investigation between the SUNY Brockport Police, the Brockport Police Department and the Sweden Dog Warden, it was learned that a dog was held upside down, and apparently forced to consume beer from a keg during a party that occurred on Saturday March 8, 2014 at a house located on Monroe Avenue in the village of Brockport," police said in a news release.
Shane Oliver, of Bergen, and Robert Yates, of West Seneca, were ordered to appear in Sweden Town Court next month to face charges of torturing and injuring an animal, according to the Post-Standard in Syracuse
They are both enrolled at the College at Brockport, part of the State University of New York (SUNY).
Brockport police said Oliver is the person pictured holding the dog, and that Yates took the photo and posted it.
The event occurred off the Brockport campus, authorities said.
The dog, a black Labrador retriever named Mya, belonged to someone else. She was taken by the local dog warden and is in good physical condition, according to the Democrat & Chronicle in Rochester.
The tweet was sent out from @SUNYPartyStories, a Twitter feed devoted to chronicling how hard hearty SUNY students party.
We have no problem with those who want to decorate their own skin with ink, or imbibe until they can no longer think straight. That's every stupid human's right. But keep it to your own species, boys.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 12th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal cruelty, animals, arrest, beer, behavior, college, college of brockport, dog, dogs, drink, forced, harming, keg, kegstanding, lab, labrador, mya, party, pets, photo, photograph, state university of new york, students, stupidity, suny, torturing, twitter, upside down, upside down drinking
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Pit bull wins national "hero dog" award
Elle, a 5-year-old pit bull who helps children become more confident about reading, has been named the 2103 Hero Dog by the American Humane Association.
But it wasn't just her listening skills that won her the honor. She also helps teach children about dog safety, and overcoming prejudice and stereotypes – "something a pit bull knows too much about," the association noted in announcing the award.
The therapy dog and her owner started a reading program called "Tail Wagging Tales" that helps students at two North Carolina schools — Vaughan Elementary in Macon and Chaloner Middle School in Roanoke Rapids — become stronger readers. Students take turns reading out loud to Elle for 20 minutes.
"She provides confidence for students and a comforting ear," Leah Brewer, 42, told TODAY.com.
Elle and the other finalists for the American Humane Association award attended a ceremony Saturday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. It will air as a 90-minute special on the Hallmark Channel on Oct. 30.
After a six-month natonwide search, 141 dogs from across the country were nominated. More than one million Americans cast votes for the eight finalists online. Those results, along with the choices of a panel of celebrity judges and animals activists, were combined to determine the winner.
Among other nominees were Carlos, an explosive detector dog who worked in Iraq and Afghanistan; John D, a rescue dog who uses his scenting capabilities to detect cancer in patients; Cassidy, a three-legged dog who visits rehabilitation centers to comfort children with disabilities; and Lola, a rescued guide dog who connects her deaf owner to the surrounding world.
"Choosing a top dog is difficult because they are all so terrific, but we are proud to announce Elle as the top American Hero Dog for 2013," said Dr. Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of the American Humane Association.
"As an organization that for years has fought breed-specific legislation (BSL), we are also pleased to honor a breed that has been often been unjustly maligned. We hope that Elle's story will help to underscore the many tremendously positive qualities of this breed."
(Photo: American Humane Association)
Posted by John Woestendiek October 8th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
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Counseling students, one lick at a time
There's a new counselor on the staff at Loyola University in Chicago, and he's helping students cope with everything from homesickness to the stress of final exams.
He's a 5-year-old black Labrador retriever, named Tivo, and he's on duty every day at the university's Wellness Center.
Seeing a need for a therapy dog, Loyola last year asked Tops Kennels in Grayslake to help find a candidate. The kennel suggested Tivo, who, after some additional training, became a certified therapy dog.
He's on duty from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m, and lives with the Rev. Justin Daffron, Loyola's associate provost for academic services.
Already immensely popular with students, college officials expect Tivo to stay busy in the week ahead, the Chicago Tribune reports. Final exams start today at Loyola, and Tivo has a way of helpling students, at least for a moment, shed some of the stress that builds up.
"They'll come in, pet him, he'll wag his tail, lick their faces, if they want their faces licked," said Joan Holden, associate director of the center. "If you're a dog lover, being with a dog makes you feel better. He'll show his tummy, wag his tail — all the things to make you feel good."
But Tivo doesn't just sit in an office all day, according to an article about him in Inside Loyola.
"We use Tivo with patients for calming, for outreach in the residence halls, and to be sent out with a human counselor in hopes that students can come and pet the dog as a way to connect with the Wellness Center outside the office," says Diane Asaro, the center's director. "It is our first time trying it, and he has already gotten such a positive and wonderful response."
Tivo also serves as a surrogate pet to the many students who are missing the dogs they left behind, noted David deBoer, associate director and clinical psychologist at the Wellness Center.
"Tivo really serves as a comfort, pleasure, and joy for college students; a friendly reminder of the comforts of home," he said.
Students can keep track of where "Talk With Tivo" sessions are being held through his Facebook page.
(Photo: Tivo gives some counseling to student Marc Rosenbaum; by Mark Beane / Loyola University Chicago)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 29th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, chicago, colleges, counseling, dog, dogs, exams, final, homesickness, labrador, loyola, pets, retriever, stress, students, talk with tivo, therapy, therapy dogs, tivo, universities, university, wellness center
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Who do you have on your "team" in life? I know that I would be a mess without certain people: my wife, my family, my coworkers, just to name a few. Of course I need them for practical, everyday things: I would not be able to maintain a website without the expert advice from the technical department, as much as I would not be able to maintain a household without my wife. But, I also need them for emotional support. When I have a bad day or I feel frustrated with how things are going, they are there to pull me out of the slump. When I feel good and life is going my way, they are there to celebrate with me. Today, I would like to share a fun story from Change is Good… You Go First about the power of teamwork. I hope you enjoy it:
A man was lost while driving through the country. As he tried to reach for the map, he accidentally drove off the road into a ditch. Though he wasn't injured, his car was stuck deep into the mud. So the man walked to a nearby farm to ask for help.
"Warwick can get you out of that ditch," said the farmer, pointing to an old mule standing in a field. The man looked at the decrepit old mule and looked at the farmer who just stood there repeating, "Yep, old Warwick can do the job." the man figured he had nothing to lose. The two men and the mule made their way back to the ditch. The farmer hitched the mule to the car. With a snap of the reins, he shouted,
"Pull, Fred! Pull, Jack! Pull, Ted! Pull Warwick!"
And the mule pulled that car right out of the ditch.
The man was amazed. He thanked the farmer, patted the mule, and asked, "Why did you call all of those names before you called Warwick?"
The farmer grinned and said, "Old Warwick is just about blind. As long as he believes he's part of a team, he doesn't mind pulling."
Think of those people with whom you are most effective. I mean the people that, when you work together, you accomplish more than you would have if both of you had worked alone. Take some time to tell us about them, and, most importantly, take some time to thank them for what they help you do in life.


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International Journal of Primatology
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Mandibular morphology and diet in the genusCebus
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The influence of hard-object feeding on the size and shape of the mandibular corpus was investigated through a comparative biomechanical analysis of the jaws of adult femaleCebus apella andCebus capucinus. Computed tomography (CT) was used to discern the amount and distribution of cortical bone at M2 and symphyseal cross sections. From these data, the biomechanical properties of the mandibular corpus were determined to assess the structural rigidity of the jaw with respect to the bending, torsional, and shear stresses that occur during mastication and incision. The mandibles ofC. apella are demonstrably more robust than those ofC. capucinus in terms of biomechanical rigidity; differences in corporeal size rather than shape largely account for the enhanced robusticity in the sample ofC. apella. The differences that separate the two taxa probably represent a structural response to the mechanical demands of durophagy inC. apella. These observations suggest that specialization on a diet of hard objects may be expected to result in an overall hypertrophy of bony contours throughout the mandibular corpus.
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International Journal of Primatology
Volume 13, Issue 5 , pp 545-570
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Day 14: Driving to Ennis
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