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The Volvo occupants were fine, though quite dazed. Kiley's Roadmaster was a total, but he was spared, in part, by the airbags that deployed.
If one or both of those cars had been equipped with collision-avoidance systems offered on many cars today, the accident may have been avoided all together. It's important to realize, says Kiley, "that I had been driving a Mazda Miata in the same spot a few days earlier, and I daresay I would not have been as fortunate."
Collision avoidance systems are appearing on more and more cars, big and small, as options, or as part of safety packages car companies are offering. Do they work? How do they work? Read our Techsplanations on today's collision-avoidance system:
What is it?
Collision avoidance is the next frontier in safety. Ever since seat-belts became mandatory equipment in the 1960s, most safety improvements have been focused on surviving an accident. From impact-absorbing bumpers to multiple airbags, the idea has long been to make a car more able to take a hit and still protect its passengers. Automakers have been very successful in their efforts, so now they're turning towards using technology to help cars avoid accidents altogether. The cars are literally becoming smarter than we are as drivers.
How does it work?
Collision avoidance generally starts with a system called adaptive cruise control. This is like regular cruise control, but with the addition of radar sensors that can "see" the traffic ahead of you and slow your car to maintain a safe following distance. If you are a notorious tailgater, this system over-rides your own bad driving habits.
Collision avoidance systems can also sound alarms or flash warnings on the windshield if the sensors determine that your car is getting to close to another car too fast. The system will then apply brake pressure perhaps sooner than you yourself would. If the computers and sensors determine that a crash is unavoidable, they also work to tighten up seat-belts, adjust headrests, or close the power windows and sunroof to make the car safer in the collision. Pretty nifty.
Collision avoidance also includes other related technology, like lane departure warning and blind spot monitoring systems. This technology works by using a camera to "see" the road and alert the driver if the car begins to drift out of a lane, or if another car approaches from the side. Lane departure warning systems will sound warning tones or vibrate the steering wheel, and some may even help steer the car to keep it headed straight. Blind spot monitoring systems often display warning lights in the driver's peripheral vision and may sound alarms as well. Some systems use radar rather than cameras, but the end result is the same.
Why would I want it?
Simple: It makes your car safer. Avoiding accidents isn't just good for your health, but it saves time and money that would be spent dealing with the aftermath of a collision, too. These systems react faster to dangerous situations than we, as people, ever can.
Is there any downside?
None really, save for the occasional annoying beep or steering wheel vibration when the system over performs and reacts when there isn't what you might call "real danger."
What vehicles offer it?
This is the sort of technology that's become prevalent on luxury cars, like Audis, BMWs, and Cadillacs, but it has begun to trickle down to more mainstream vehicles like the Ford Taurus, which offers the system standard, and Dodge Charger, as well. Within a year or two, even cars priced below $20,000 should be offering these systems for as little as a $500 option as there is mounting pressure on car companies to make it standard equipment, or a modestly priced add-on.
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No matter how good a driver you might be, there are times when it can't hurt to have a little technology on your side.

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Fenn treasure
The Fenn Treasure is a treasure reportedly worth between $1–3m[1] hidden by art dealer and writer Forrest Fenn in the Rocky Mountains. According to Fenn, many people have claimed to have found the treasure, but no one has provided any evidence to him supporting their claim. As of 2014[update], Fenn has stated that to his knowledge it is still not found.
Forrest Fenn was diagnosed with cancer in 1988. He came up with the idea during this illness to secrete a bronze chest full of treasure for anyone to go find. He filled the chest with "treasure" containing gold nuggets, rare coins, jewelry and gemstones, along with a jar holding his autobiography. He intended to hide it and die in the wilderness, with the treasure as a legacy.[2] However, he survived his illness and waited until he was 79 or 80 to hide the treasure.
In March 2013, he revealed that the treasure was hidden in the Rocky Mountains north of Santa Fe and 5,000 feet (1,500 m) above sea-level.[3]
On March 27, 2013 Forrest Fenn's 11th clue was revealed. "No need to dig up the old outhouses, the treasure is not associated with any structure." [4]
On May 3, 2013, Fenn was interviewed to reveal "The treasure is not in a graveyard." This was in response to an arrest of a treasure seeker the previous month.[5]
In September 2013, Fenn announced the publication of a new book, Too Far to Walk, containing a pullout map of the area surrounding the treasure.[6] The book has since been published and is available for purchase.
His memoir "The Thrill of the Chase" (ISBN 9780967091785) was published in 2010, containing a poem that contains clues that lead to the location of the hidden treasure. Fenn has also provided additional clues on "The Today Show" and in various interviews.
The Poem[edit]
This poem written by Forrest Fenn contains nine clues that if followed precisely, will lead to the end of his rainbow and the treasure.
- As I have gone alone in there
- And with my treasures bold,
- I can keep my secret where,
- And hint of riches new and old.
- Begin it where warm waters halt
- And take it in the canyon down,
- Not far, but too far to walk.
- Put in below the home of Brown.
- From there it's no place for the meek,
- The end is ever drawing nigh;
- There'll be no paddle up your creek,
- Just heavy loads and water high.
- If you've been wise and found the blaze,
- Look quickly down, your quest to cease,
- But tarry scant with marvel gaze,
- Just take the chest and go in peace.
- So why is it that I must go
- And leave my trove for all to seek?
- The answer I already know,
- I've done it tired, and now I'm weak.
- So hear me all and listen good,
- Your effort will be worth the cold.
- If you are brave and in the wood
- I give you title to the gold.
Many people have made attempts to find the location, and a few have become newsworthy:
- In March 2013, a woman attempting to find the location of the box spent a night (making that choice after the weather turned bad) exposed near Ancho Canyon Trail in Bandelier National Monument.[7][8]
- In April 2013 another treasure seeker was arrested after digging up a roadside memorial that he had mistaken as a clue in the hunt.[9]
Books Inspired By The Fenn Treasure[edit]
- Forrest Fenn's Unexpected Treasure by Craig Rosequist
- Douglas Preston's novel The Codex is based on Fenn's story.[2][10]
See also[edit]
- ^ Goldsmith, Margie (2013-02-27). "Well Over $1 Million in Buried Treasure: Find it!". Huffington Post. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
- ^ a b Goldsmith, Margie. "The Thrill of the Chase". Hemispheres Inflight Magazine. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
- ^ "Forrest Fenn Reveals New Clue In Hunt For Million-Dollar Treasure Chest (VIDEO)". Huffington Post. 28 March 2013. Retrieved 31 March 2013.
- ^ Kyung Kim, Eun (27 March 2013). "11th clue released in hunt for New Mexico treasure chest". NBC Today. Retrieved 27 March 2013.
- ^ Angulo, Erika (3 May 2013). "Another clue! New hint released for NM treasure seekers". NBC Today. Retrieved 3 May 2013.
- ^ Goldsmith, Margie (17 September 2013). "$5 Million Rocky Mountain Treasure Still Waiting to be Found". Huffington Post. Retrieved 18 September 2013.
- ^ "Woman treasure hunter, 34, survives a night in the wilderness after she got lost hunting for $2M buried treasure left by cancer-stricken millionaire (but can you solve the poem he left as a clue?)". Mail Online. 10 March 2013. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
- ^ "Missing Hiker Searching For Treasure From Santa Fe Antiquities Dealer Found In New Mexico". Huffington Post. 10 March 2013. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
- ^ "Man faces charges after digging for Forrest Fenn's treasure under descanso". Santa Fe New Mexican. 3 April 2013. Retrieved 16 May 2013.
- ^ Dokoupil, Tony (Aug 20, 2012). "A Real-Life Indiana Jones Wants You to Find His Loot". The Daily Beast. p. 1. Retrieved 11 March 2013.


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Google +1 & The Problem With Canonicalization Of Votes
Google launched their +1 button today. Lots of people have writeups but I suppose they have had prior access in some way. Heres one on Search Engine Land for instance.
But one thing I haven't read about anywhere are the technical implications of +1 and the way it deals with canonicalization of votes, which currently is significantly inferior to both Facebook and Twitter.
Video Exclusive: Has Google Given Twitter a Cloaking Penalty?
It seems Google has given Twitter some kind of penalty, possibly for cloaking.
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My 3 Year Old Just Sent His First Tweet (Do You Think He Has Taste?)
First let me say, one of the best ways to get authority links is to help people, or be the first to notify people about a possible problem. Thus a big thanks to James at Online IT Guide for sending me an email to let me know of a potential hack of my Twitter account.
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Leo Laporte seems a little upset with Google Buzz & Twitter – actually social media in general – to be honest in many ways I agree with him – if conversation happens for lesser mortals like me it is because I have reached out and actively looked for conversation engaging with others.
At times it seems like Leo suggests that content might be somehow filtered out of other people's feeds.
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1. Nofollow
The Twitter retweet code places a link to Twitter on every page you include it, and they didn't add a nofollow to the link. It is quite possible Google will decide to ignore all these links in the future, especially as it is effectively hidden and not a "vote" for a particular page. The destination of the link doesn't show similar information to what is in the button.
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We're skeptical of white linen. It wrinkles easily and stains even more easily. But the Heights' White Linen Nightmakes us want to reconsider. Tonight, Heights art galleries, shops and eateries are encouraging patrons to don their crispest and coolest whites to return Houston's art 'hood to a more genteel time. Participating establishments such as Inner Art Corridor, Buchanan's Native Plants and Spanish Flowers Mexican Restaurant will be adorned with white banners and will feature live entertainment. Free trolleys and pedicabs will make it easier to flit from gallery to gallery, some of which will host Q&A sessions with artists on display. Grey Goose and Bacardi booths will offer complimentary "festive beverages." A luxury art festival seems a little odd, but it makes sense considering art may be more easily enjoyed - and purchased - after a couple of those festive beverages. Add this to the spirit of reclaiming the street art festival and, we do declare, we're feeling a little faint.
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Im ninalu daltey Nedivim
daltey Nedivim
Daltey Marom
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[If doors of generous men are locked,
Doors of heaven]
Staring up into the heavens
In this hell that binds your hands
Will you sacrifice your comfort
Make your way in a foreign land
Wrestle with your darkness
Angels call your name
Can you hear what they are saying
Will you ever be the same
Mmmm mmm mmm
Im Nin'alu, Im Nin'alu
Mmmm mmm mmm
Im Nin'alu, Im Nin'alu
[English translation: "If they are locked"]
Remember, remember
Never forget
All of your life has all been a test
You will find the gate that's open
Even though your spirit's broken
Open up my heart
Cause my lips to speak
Bring the heavens and the stars
Down to earth for me
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Wrestle with your darkness
Angels call your name
Can you hear what they are saying
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This song is beautiful, it feels like you are dancing in the skies.....
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American history is full of classic muscle cars and making a top-ten list is definitely a tough task for any as every car in this list is finest and is at its best. Every car included in our top 10 classic American muscle cars list can go fast and brings automobile ingenuity of United States at its best. Though Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche may also be categorized as best american muscle cars of the country, but their manufacturing was purely based on keeping different richer clientele in mind.1966 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C was the car which was believed to have too much chassis power among other vehicles of that time. The car had an impressive 480 bhp speed. It generally resembled to some European sports car at that time but this 10th at our top 10 classic American muscle cars was an awesomely designed American muscle vehicle. One version of 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C was made for Shelby and other one for Bill Cosby.1969 Plymouth Roadrunner was introduced in an era with an aim of developing and bringing relatively less-priced muscle car in the market when the market was full with expensive same kind of models. Definitely the younger American audience was the focusing point of the manufacturer with better affordability. 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner was introduced with under $3,000 price but more beefing power options quickly raised its price up.1968 L88 Corvette was among those classic muscle cars that were able to go at 170 miles per hour top speed. It was thought to be the best ever made model by the Corvette world for its muscle car buyers. This car got 8th position in our top 10 classic American muscle cars list. The inclusion of 550 bhp motor in this vehicle clearly tell us that its manufacturing purpose was to build a racing car and actually the company had intention to limit this car to tracks only because of its power.1966 Oldsmobile 442" was another best classic muscle car made by American manufacturer. A single 4bbl carburetor was incorporated with a standard L78 400-cid engine in this model which was rated at 350 hp. The upgraded L69 model was the favored set-up model for the buyers of American muscle cars. W-30 version of the 1966 Oldsmobile 442's tri-power motor was an awesome unique feature of this vehicle.The LS6 package was originally the featuring point of the Super Sport package provided by Chevrolet for their 1970 Chevelle. The vehicle was named as 1970 454 Chevelle SS which came at a whopping 454 horse. Super Sport was a specifically designed package mainly for the average car buyers and this feature made it among top-rated powerful stock cars of that time only because of lower prices. 1970 454 Chevelle SS was made with a smooth interior. [smartads]1969 Super Bee as well as the 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T, both are among top-rated class American muscle cars because both were cool and very similar, but there was a huge difference in the unique advantages of both vehicles. The R/T option was widely seen in multiple models of the Dodge designs which actually touched market in 1967 for the first time. 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T (also known as road/ track) was a huge success.Though the 1969 427 COPO Chevelle was made as a limited edition model by the Chevrolet with the special order of the designated dealers to the company, but it still manages to get 4 th position in our top 10 classic American muscle cars. This top-rated American muscle car was fitted with a L72 427-cid engine only because the designated dealers had demanded the same. 1969 427 COPO Chevelle was distributed to only selected happy dealers of the company.The "Super Sport" option package of the Chevrolet vehicles was introduced for the very first time in 1961 when the company introduced model 1961 Impala. Soon this option package was also introduced in some other model offerings. The same package option was also introduced in 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 which was brought to market first time in 1964. The 1966 model of the Chevrolet Chevelle was truly on top in this category only because of awesomely designed body style.1969 ZL1 Camaro is generally recognized as among the rarest muscle cars of United States. The featuring point of this 1969 vehicle was a jaw-dropping 500 horse engine which was named as V-8 engine (an aluminum based engine). This classic American muscle car was able to catch a speed of 0 to 60 miles per hour in only first five seconds, which made it top-rated racing car of that time. 1969 ZL1 Camaro was a huge success in its time.1967 Pontiac GTO is widely considered by many as the first muscle car in United States. The most recognizable feature of this car, also known as the "Goat" is the classic split grill front-end design. Though the initial design was inspired from the 1963 Pontiac LeMans but then in 1966 it was produced as its own original model series. The first-generation model was never made after 1967. The 400 HO was the top performance option in 1967 Pontiac GTO.
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High School Calculus/Integration by Parts
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Integration by Parts[edit]
When integrating products of algebraic and transcendental functions use integration by parts.
to determine which on you should choose for use the anagram I.L.A.T.E.
I.L.A.T.E. stands for Inverse, Logarithmic, Algebraic, Trigonometry, Exponential
This anagram is purely a guideline that will help you with picking the u and dv
Ex. 1
In order to integrate this we must use integration by parts
Using I.L.A.T.E. we choose to be equal to u
We also need and
Using the integration by parts theorem we get
It's important to be able identify what you're going to use for u
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Ex. 2
Ex. 3