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Charlie Fink, Noah And The Whale: Twin Peaks. "Dale Cooper is my favourite fictional character. I basically think it's the greatest thing ever created. In fact, I'd probably put that as the greatest work of art. It's just a masterpiece."
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Added: 05 Mar 2012
Frankie Francis, Heartstrings: Twin Peaks (again). "It's television like I've never seen before. I got the boxset of that show and I thought, 'Oh, this is weird', but imagine that being out at the time! It's incredible; the characters are so well developed you don't know which way the plot's gonna go."
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Added: 06 Jun 2011
Blaine Harrison, Mystery Jets: The Decalogue. "There are 10 episodes, directed by Krzysztof Kieslowski, and each one is based on one for the 10 Commandmets. They're all set on a different floor in a council estate block in Warsaw in the 1980s, all shot in Polish and subtitled. It's pretty grim viewing – a very intriguing mixture of morality play and kitchen-sink drama."
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Added: 25 Aug 2012
Freddie Cowan, The Vaccines: The Young Ones. "I don't actually watch much TV, but if I had to choose I'd pick The Young Ones. It's a different level of humour, totally. It's classic!"
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Added: 10 Sep 2012
Miles Kane: Deadwood. "It's really good. Ian McShane's in it, and he was ['80s TV detective and antiques dealer] Lovejoy, so I didn't expect him to be good, but he's amazing."
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Added: 18 Aug 2012
Mark Foster, Foster The People: the original Get Smart. "It's just brilliant. Don Adams was just unbelievable. It was so creative. It was a really creative show for the '60s, and it opened up a lot of doors for avant-garde comedy to come out of that world."
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Added: 07 Feb 2012
Matt Helders, Arctic Monkeys: Breaking Bad. "For comedy, it's Curb Your Enthusiasm, but overall it has to be Breaking Bad. It's so detailed I can't stop watching it. I have to wait until they're all available to buy. It would be so painful if I had to watch it on TV each week and then I'd have a seven-day wait and it would be on my mind all the time!"
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Added: 10 Sep 2012
Richard Hawley: Family Guy. "Sometimes I'll come down to the living room late at night and sit there with a guitar on my lap, writing songs, and put the TV on, as a kind of distraction. Family Guy is a great thing to watch in that context. It's got a very high joke rate. I particularly enjoyed the episode where Stewie takes steroids."
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Added: 24 Nov 2010
Brian Fallon, The Gaslight Anthem: Desperate Housewives. "I love that show, because those girls are so evil! My wife would just be watching it, and I was like, 'Woah! These people are killing each other!' On the road we watch The Mighty Boosh. We have so many copies, we have them in different country codes."
Photo: Dan Dennsion/NME
Added: 24 Aug 2012
Rou Reynolds, Enter Shikari: South Park. "It's just spot on every time. When I first got into it it was the ridiculousness that got me in, but then it just kept me involved. It's perfect, it's hilarious."
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Added: 26 Aug 2012
J Mascis, Dinosaur Jr: Buffy the Vampire Slayer. "It seems awesome somehow. I like the way they're living in this doomed town and they have to fight off all this crazy stuff the whole time. Somehow it speaks to me."
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Brittany Howard, Alabama Shakes: Jon Benjamin Has A Van. "It's about this news reporter – he has his own show, and basically he makes up his own news programme. So he interviews people about weird stuff and just runs around town getting into trouble. He's trying to make it in the news world but he's just really bad."
Photo: Richard Johnson
Added: 16 Jul 2012
David Maclean, Django Django: The Smell of Reeves & Mortimer. It's old now but nothing has really surpassed it for me since. I was really into Monty Python growing up – the idea of art and surrealism combined in comedy really ticked all my boxes. When I discovered Vic Reeves' Big Night Out and this show, I knew they had arrived to take up the mantle."
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Added: 20 Sep 2012
Xavier De Rosnay, Justice: Columbo. "For me, Columbo is the ultimate cop show. I recently bought it on DVD and it still holds up. It's dubbed in French, of course, and the dubbing is very good. It may sound weird, but any movies with Harrison Ford, any movies with Michael J Fox, and believe it or not, The Simpsons all sound a lot better when they're dubbed in French."
Photo: Richard Johnson/NME
Added: 26 Aug 2012
Jamie Smith, The XX: Misfits. "It's really well filmed and it's a fun storyline. And it's British. If I could have one of their powers, it would probably be invisibility. I'd probably do the same things I do normally, only invisible."
Photo: Richard Johnson/NME
Added: 24 Mar 2011
Rebecca Taylor, Snow Club: Eastenders. "I'm addicted. I fancy, like, every male character apart from Ian Beale. With iPlayer and Sky+ I've probably not missed an episode since about… 2007?! Even though sometimes it's a bit shit, I stick with it, I get through it. My dream is to be a soap actress so I'm learning. It's research, I think."
Photo: Andy Willsher/NME
Added: 25 Nov 2011
B-Real, Cypress Hill: The Sopranos. "The storylines were crazy – I've read a lot of books on mobsters, gangsters and the Mafia and all that stuff. When that series came out you often wondered how close to reality they were, and it was pretty entertaining, it seemed real enough. Sons Of Anarchy takes over the void that The Sopranos left, that underworld element."
Photo: PA
Added: 04 Sep 2012
Daniel Blumberg, Yuck: Dekalog by Kieslowski. "It was originally made for Polish television. It's a series of 10 one-hour films that are loosely based on the 10 Commandments. I remember buying A Short Film About Killing in a charity shop and then later finding out that it was part of this series. Each one stands alone and they're all incredibly beautiful."
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Added: 30 Nov 2011
Mark Stoermer, The Killers: Metalocalypse. "It's got elements of… Spinal Tap and it has original music made by the creator. I have a dark sense of humour and can relate to an exaggeration of what it is to be in a band. Some of it hits home – it's one of the cleverest shows I've seen in a while."
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Added: 04 Sep 2012
Jesse Hughes, Eagles of Death Metal: Magnum PI. "It's either Fawlty Towers or Magnum PI. I guess Magnum PI, because he has an amazing tickler of love, called a moustache."
Photo: Dan Dennsion/NME
Added: 24 Aug 2012
Ronnie Vannucci, The Killers: Deadwood. "I especially like the script – it's just unreal. I love the character development and I love the way it's shot. I even like the way it sounds."
Photo: Pamela Littky/NME
Added: 28 Jul 2011
Elizabeth Sankey, Summer Camp: Freaks and Geeks. "I go through phases. When we were writing the album we watched all of My So-Called Life, because Jeremy had never seen it before. We also love Freaks and Geeks. I'm doing research at the moment on teen fiction so I've been 'researching' Sweet Valley High. It's so awful, shocking in fact, but god I love it."
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Music bloggers have been quick to declare 2012 "The Year of The Female Rapper" thanks to a group of lady emcees on the verge of blowing up. Leading the pack is 20-year-old Harlem native Azealia Banks, whose abrasive earworm "212" has set the blogosphere ablaze and landed Banks a big-time record deal with Universal. With her mixtape Fantasea getting rave reviews, we can't wait to see what her debut studio album will bring.


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Former Pampa High School and Texas Tech standout Devin Lemons, who signed last month with the Amarillo Dusters of the Intense Football League, signed a two-year contract with the NFL's Washington Redskins on Thursday.
Lemons spent the 2001 season on the Chicago Bears' practice squad, went to camp with the Bears again in 2002 and went to the Miami Dolphins' camp last year.
"This is a blessing for me and my family," Lemons said. "It's somewhat bittersweet because I was looking forward to playing for the Dusters and making an impact on the team."
In another NFL transaction Thursday, eight-time Pro Bowl guard Ruben Brown agreed to a three-year deal with the Bears.
The former Buffalo Bills standout could sign as early as today.
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I just gave birth from a man that i spent 10 yrs living with but he was married and now getting a divorce and i want to leave him also. what rights do i have? what should i do besides child support? keep in mind he is worth millions. is my daughter entitled to anything else? or me?
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There is no common law marriage in Florida. You are entitled to child support. Your child's father is entitled to time sharing.
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gotta be a way around it, must have been other cases somewhere.. he made me convert to his religion and made promises with marriage intent..be creative.. lol what could i expect in support from a guy who has millions?
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Since you share a daughter, you will likely want to discuss your legal options with a local family law lawyer who handles child custody and child support.
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As part of a Family Law proceeding, since the two of you were not married, you will be entitled to very little from him beyond establishing child support, the obligation to provide insurance for the child, a division of any uncovered/uninsured medical expenses for the child, a potential division of extracurricular activity expenses/private school expenses (if those are ongoing), and perhaps attorney's fees, if there is that significant a disparity in incomes & ability to pay.
There is no "palimony" or any other form of support that could/should be paid by him to you, since you were not married and common law marriage has not existed in Florida since 1967/1968.
Depending upon what your living situation was - joint names on a lease, on a car title or auto loan, etc., you may have a claim for a civil action against him - but it would not be in the nature of a Family Law proceeding, it would be in the same realm as if you and a buddy/friend/business associate entered into the same contract/arrangement.
He, on the other hand, can likely suffer in the dissolution of marriage proceedings because if he has spent significant sums on you during his adulterous affair, those funds can be held against his portion of the equitable distribution of the marital estate due to his waste/dissipation of same.
Obviously, his support obligations to you are contingent upon an actual establishment of paternity, and in conjunction therewith he would be able to seek the establishment of a Parenting Plan and time-sharing arrangement - and the filing of an action to establish same would invoke F.S. 61.13001 - Florida's relocation restriction statute so you would not be able to relocate with the minor child more than 50 miles from where you are living with her at the time you are served with the petition, without his written approval/entering into a relocation parenting plan or filing a Petition to Relocate and getting the Court to grant you permission to move.
In short, it sounds like you should seek a consultation with an experienced Family Law attorney in your area to discuss your case, your options, and how you would like to proceed.
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Baltimore - Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's chief operating officer, will succeed Bud Selig as MLB commissioner. The announcement was made here after the the owners voted this afternoon. Manfred confirmed that it took "several ballots," before he got the 23 votes neededt o win.
He beat out Boston Red Sox chairman Tom Werner to get the job.
The third candidate MLB executive vice president in charge of business Tim Brosnan withdrew from the process at the start of the meetings this morning.
He did not address the media, however it is thought that he felt that he was not going to win and perhaps might keep his long time friend Manfred from getting the job.
Manfred, Selig's right-hand man, will take over?in January of 2015 and will begin his rein over the $8 billion league.
Jerry M. Reinsdorf the owner of the Chicago White Sox led a small group of owners who tried to block Manfred from being elected. One first ballot he came up one vote short of the 23 needed to get the job. Finally, after some good old arm twisting it was all over and Manfred was the new commissioner.
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Hey @Sixers, we're disappointed this guy didn't make the Summer League roster. Seen his demo reel for 20+ years now. pic.twitter.com/UEHNhWw4cM— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) July 16, 2014
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3) At yet another stand, tried out a pound of locally raised beef knockwurst. Delicious
4) Drove over to my regular local farmer chicken supplier. This was the last processing day of the season. Picked up my six preordered chickens. Killed by Noon, in my freezer by 5 PM. Taste fresh as a daisy 3 months later. Sweet.
This stuff was not cheap food, my friends. I may be shelling out more now, but the alternative is paying three times that in health costs later.


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Next time NASA lands on Mars, they want your name on the lander.
Your name could be on Mars in the next several months. You've already paid for it, so you might as well go. In March 2016, NASA is launching its Insight lander, which will be the first Mars mission to probe beneath the surface of the Red Planet and explore its interior in-depth. (In-depth, get it? Nevermind) They're offering to micro-etch the name of any Earthling who wishes on the lander. Here's where to sign up. [more inside]
Building Lego Creations for SCIENCE
How scientists are using Lego to manipulate insects. An unusual scientific paper has just appeared online detailing how entomologists can use Legos to build apparatuses to handle museum specimens. This is important: museum specimens are what we use to study biological history, and preserving them is increasingly less well funded. Fortunately, innovations like this fall into a larger biological tradition of building your own equipment. [more inside]
What came before Pangea? What comes next?
A history of the world. As seen from space. Over a really long stretch of time. If the Earth is about 4.5 billion years old, and Pangea split up only about 200 million years ago, what happened before then? I never knew that geologists could reconstruct the continents' movements from before Pangea. Not only that, but they can give us a preview of what comes next. Here's three possible ways the continents might be joined in 250 million years. In the big picture, researchers from U.C. Lancashire have just finished a model of the way the Milky Way Galaxy formed. [more inside]
A Mermaid's Tale
"One day a little boy came up, he must have been about four and he saw me taking off my (prosthetic) legs and he started with the 'why' questions, you know, 'why haven't you got any legs', etc. And I said 'have you heard of The Little Mermaid?' and he said 'yes' and I said 'I'm a mermaid' and he got this look on his face and he said 'wow that's cool' and ran off to tell his dad.Weta Digital are the special effects team behind the costumes, weapons and creatures of the Lord of the Rings movies, Avatar and even a sonic screwdriver prop that could be making an appearance on the next season of Doctor Who. In 2009, they created a fully functional mermaid tail pro bono for Nadya Vessey, an Auckland woman who is a double leg amputee. Video News Report: 1, 2.
I'll have to turn up to that beach again sometime with my tail - just in case he's there."
My elephant is smarter than your elephant
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A Happy Family is a World's First
"There are few world firsts nowadays, but it may be one." - A quote used to describe triplets born to a woman with two wombs. Double uterus is an uncommon condition that is often undetected until a woman becomes pregnant. The outcome for such pregnancies is usually good, though posing a higher risk for breech positioning. The odds of triplets (twins in one womb, one fetus in the other) are 25 million to one.
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Jonny TEFL turns up at the right time and is able to start straight away. Interview goes well, the guy obviously knows what he's doing and knows how to talk to and deal with kids - only problem is that he doesn't have a piece of paper saying he's a certified teacher.
Would parents be satisfied with 'Jonny TEFL, PGCE (in progress)' - If they met him, and he was presented well, talked the talk, smiled and made their kid laugh - of course they would.
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Moblin 2.0 is officially ready for download and provides new services for mobile devices with Moblin Garage and Application Installer.
The Moblin project has released version 2.0 of its netbook-optimized Linux system. (We're talking about Intel's original version, not the Ubuntu Remix.) Moblin presents preview versions of its software catalog Moblin Garage with installation function Moblin Application Installer. The service for simple software installation is now included in the Media menu.
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Mexico may drop out of top 10 tourist destinations
Mexico may drop out of top 10 tourist destinations
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico's top tourism official said the country may drop out of the world's top 10 tourist destinations, a spot it has held for years.
Tourism Secretary Claudia Ruiz Massieu hasn't said why the drop occurred, but there were declines in 2012 in two areas that have been affected by violence: border tourism and cruise ship stopovers.
The number of cruise ship passengers stopping in Mexico dropped 3 percent in 2012 and more than 15 percent over the past two years. The number of border visitors dropped 5.3 percent in 2012, according to Tourism Department figures.
Mexican border cities such as Reynosa and Nuevo Laredo have experienced continued waves of drug cartel violence, and a number of cruise operators have dropped port calls along Mexico's western Pacific coast. Both areas have been affected by drug-fueled violence that has cost more than 70,000 lives in the past six years.
The drops contributed to a 1.2 percent decline in overall international tourism to Mexico in 2012.
"We have indications that we may drop one or two places, but we're not sure because the figures aren't ours, they are from the World Tourism Organization," Ruiz Massieu said Monday.
The WTO regional director for the Americas, Carlos Vogeler, said Tuesday it may be less a story of Mexico losing tourists, than about other countries making big gains and overtaking Mexico.
"You have to take into account that there are countries that have made a great deal of progress in attracting international visitors," Vogeler said. "For example, Russia has improved its figures, Malaysia has improved its own, and Austria. There are a number of countries that have increased their numbers significantly."
And he noted Mexico has continued to gain in tourism revenues. Income from International tourists rose 7.1 percent in 2012, despite the decline in the number of visitors.
"According to our initial data, Mexico has increased its income, apparently because people who arrive by air (rather than crossing a land border or arriving on a cruise ship) generally spend more time, and more money, in the country," Vogeler said.
Ruiz Massieu seemed fairly calm about the whole affair.
"What this administration and the Tourism Department are doing is looking to the future. … We want to be more competitive globally. We want to diversify our tourism industry," Ruiz Massieu said, referring to efforts to diversify beyond what has long been the country's staple: American tourists visiting beach resorts.
While she did not offer specific figures, Ruiz Massieu said Mexico had attracted a large number of spring break visitors this year.
"The spring breakers season is ending and we had a very strong turnout at our main resorts. … We're very happy that we continue to be a favorite destination for that sector," she said.
Tourism industry sources say that some Mexican resorts such as Cancun appear almost immune to problems in other parts of the country. The Travel Leaders Group, a network of independently owned and operated travel agencies in the U.S., noted that Cancun continues to be the second-most popular destination among Americans.
"It appears that travelers are quite savvy on the situation in Mexico and understand that there are many popular and safe destinations to visit," Travel Leaders spokeswoman Kathy Gerhardt wrote earlier this year. "Also, many people are repeat visitors to Mexico. Based on their past experience in a particular destination or at a particular resort, they feel very comfortable traveling there again."
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Amir Khan (27-3, 19KOs) is gearing up to return to the ring in April before securing a rematch with Danny Garcia later next year.
The Bolton fighter's career was in the balance following defeats to Lamont Peterson and Garcia, but he bounced back with a crucial win over Carlos Molina in Los Angeles last weekend.
Khan now wants one more fight next spring before lining up a possible shot at WBA and WBC light-welterweight champion Garcia, who defends his titles against Zab Judah in February.
"The next fight is going to be around April time," he said. "That will give me a nice little break. Then I want to be back in the ring again and then trying for the rematch with Danny Garcia.
"Next year should be a very good year for me. In April I'm looking at it being a fight in the 140lbs division for a world title, and then at unifying it with the Garcia fight - if he gets through his fight with Zab Judah.
"Boxing is a sport where one punch can change a fight, but hopefully he wins that fight, I get through mine in April and then maybe at the end of the year it will be a good fight with him."
Khan admitted there had been "talk" about a possible meeting with WBC silver welterweight king Josesito Lopez (30-5, 18KOs) in April, but he added that "nothing has been finalized".
[QUOTE=S IP U IR S xII;12848697]Good fight. Amir needs to slow down. He is still very young, and has plenty of time for big fights in his career. Work way back up. Lopez shocker over Vic was nice, but not…Comment by S IP U IR S xII on 12-23-2012
Good fight. Amir needs to slow down. He is still very young, and has plenty of time for big fights in his career. Work way back up. Lopez shocker over Vic was nice, but not in a manner that he…Comment by #1 Puerto Rovk on 12-23-2012
Josesito n Khan would be one hell of a fight. Hope it gets made.Comment by Rome-By-Ko on 12-23-2012
[QUOTE=Roy Jones Jnr;12848623]I agree with you that this fight could well be a step too soon for Khan with a new trainer. He showed against Molina he still needed at least another non risky fight but Lopez would most certainly…Comment by ma51f on 12-23-2012
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I often dream that Im sitting on a dingy couchwith Lou Reed and Edie Sedgwick next to mein a room draped in foil from top to bottom, with some dude getting a blow job. And then I wake up. But tonight, my dream could actually come true when the good folks at Society HAE transform the Brooklyn Museums First Saturday Dance Party into The Factory 2010. In honor of the museums current exhibit Andy Warhol: Last Decade, everyone who attends can feel like a star by posing for portraits and getting their 15 minutes by answering three questions via video (What is your name? What do you do? and What would you like to be known for?). Most importantly, the party features a dance floor with songs by all our coolest friends from the 80s, such as David Bowie, Grace Jones, Debbie Harry, and Diana Ross.
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Clermont Roll Call
I know Kevin is cookin'. Anyone else cookin', judgin', or just hangin' out?
Should be better than last year's "dust bowl" with the rain we gotten today!
I wanted to Judge Clermont, but have a scheduling conflict :twisted:
I think DF is in the same boat.
What do you wanna bet that the WoodHouse Gang is there?
Kevin pulled within one point for the FBA TOTY run at Crestview last weekend :wink:
Interesting delima for some of us--
Who do you "root for" (in public) when ya got several friends knocking heads? :twisted:
All I can say for now is--
"Knock 'em dead Brethren Teams"!!!!!!!!!!
I can't make it - having been gone the last few weekends I've got to do some work around here!
I was planning on being at Auburndale but we're moving my mother-in-law that weekend (she's in Lakeland - but no way I can spring loose for 4-5 hours to judge :D).
So, if I don't make Lake City it'll be Lake Alfred before I get back to a cook off.
You pose an interesting question. If you're not there as your team or workin' with someone you're there to win, otherwise just be happy for whoever wins and if it's a close friend that comes up on the short end, just be there.
The year's just started so anything can happen. There's alot of good cooks in the FBA. We hope most all are our friends and we do have a few close friends, so it isn't an issue of choosin' sides. It's more like help those that have helped you and do the best ya can for the rest.
I'm in total agreement with you--my thoughts and attitude exactly!
"Great Tims think alike" :lol: :lol: :lol:
My post was not carefully worded--I was "Pondering" the Public "Go-get-ums" and other comments we post here on the Forum.
I certainly don't want to leave anyone out when "rooting for them", because they are all great! :lol:
Also, a poorly thought out post can accidently SLAM or insult a team if I/WE am not careful with wording, even though nothing was meant by it.
Probably "diplomacy overdone" on my part, but that is the way I was raised :oops:
Now, in private, my favorite team is, and I root for.....nevermind :wink:
I wouldn't sweat it too much. Just like anything else, folks are liable to take offense to an innocent statement. It happens in forums like this.
If they're that easily offended I'd suggest they stay away from competition because that's only the tip of the iceberg!
As Tim said we are cookin in Clermont, but that almost wasn't the case. Anyway, history in this contest has not been real good to us (3rd in 2003, and 4th in 2004). We hope to change that in 2005.
Lets see, 3 in 03, 4 in 04, hmmm, hope you break the trend. 8)
Let me try this one more time.
In the Competetion Area, we are dead serious about what we post- unlike "forums like this".
Within this website, we have areas for Barbs and Jabs and Banter and such. Even among the Banter, we respect each other in all ways.
Some Brothers do not have the time to read every post.
Some Brothers do not have the time to read every post in detail.
Some Brothers do not pick up on the "Emoticons" used by some of us to clarify the nature of our comments.
Some Brothers do not have the time to spend here to "know" the personalities and history of the other members.
So, we have to be careful how we phrase and post our information.
This is especially critical in Competetion.
I do not want Kevin, Clara, Mike, William, Jimmy, you, or anyone else to feel like they are left out of something, especially if they do not have the time (like you and I seem to have) to keep up with all the details and nuances of the posts :twisted:
Did you notice that I added "or anyone else" to my list?
That is my small attempt to cover the other Brother Competetors who I may have missed by name--cause I love and respect them all!
"Fine line to draw" but one I insist on for my personal posts.
As to
But, as I said, we respect each other here--unlike "other Forums".
If a competetor comes here, posts, asks questions, answers the questions, and develops a relationship with the Brethren--we get "looser" with each other :lol:
Cases in point--Kevin and "Sir Jim Minion". They have been around here long enough to engage in the Banter a bit.
But, if they were competeting head to head--I personally would be damn careful about my wording as I wish them both good luck in public :lol:
But, when a new competetor shows up here, I do not want them to feel that we (as a group) are "spring loaded" to root for Kevin, Mike, you, us, or anyone else!
Damn fine line I draw (and it is my personal line, not site policy)--but we are Brothers and need to respect that line!
We are different from "the other sies".
We care about people!
Another thing to remember is that this is not exclusively an FBA forum! :D With "our" season starting in January we get front loaded compared to most of the county.
We've got Brothers that compete in the mid-west and up in NEBS country as well as the west coast - and, as you know, they won't startup for another month or two.
I'm hoping to see LOTS of teams represented here - I love the fact that FL teams jumped in and have started the ball rolling.
Also, this particular part of the overall forum was started because several of us started competing in 2004. We wanted to share our trials, travails, and joy of winning - and we put it in this area to keep the posts from getting lost in the general traffic of the site.
We ENCOURAGE new competitors and wanna-be's to post. I know what you mean about sensitivities but the "tip of the iceberg" here is encouragement and commaraderie (can't spell tonight). For us "older" members of the group hurting another member is something to feel ashamed of - we really strive to not run people off. :D
You may find some "trash talk" and a bit of smack here but RESPECT is the name of the game. Something we have to be careful about is to ensure that this forum doesn't become and exclusive club where only the members who know each other participate.
Like I said earlier - I'm hoping the other areas of the country get active on this forum too. I want to share in the adventures of 2Fat, BB and BBII, Spice, KC, Solid, and anyone else that ponies up the scratch to compete.
So we try to take a bit of care to not offend competitors here. I like the competitors I've met and wish them all the best at each and every competitions - however, I'll trash talk with the best of 'em when I'm signed up to cook! :D
Yeah, this forum is a bit different from "the others". For the most part we actually like each other and over the months (and for some of us years) we've been here we've gotten to really care about one another, too. We support each other knowing that if our teams ever go head to head we'll each be trying to win!
Just my $.02 worth.
Everyone should be getting setup at Clermont, FL, this afternoon. Clermont is north of Orlando on US27.
Best of luck to everyone - looks like it'll be a beautiful weekend.
Looking forward to a report late Saturday or Sunday. :D
I thought folks weren't supposed to "hijack" posts in this forum. Seems to us (Cosmic Cookin') the moderators tend to do just so. Shame on you.
We take exception to the previous posts. Sorry guys. We need no lessons in brotherhood, comradery or understanding. We lived what we believe in this weekend and didn't have to explain it to a soul.
Y'all keep doin' what you're doin' and have fun with it, but we know you've turned several people off by offering your concepts of brotherhood and deleting posts refering folks to other sites for cooking tips.
Ya wanna learn how to cook competitvely. We're available and willin' to share. We don't have time for silliness because as we're breakin' down a site at one location we're mentally gettin' ready for the next.
As we stated before, you have to have thick skin in order to compete and stay competitive.
I apologise profusely for Hi-Jacking your post.
We are but amateurs here--sorry for any slights you may have felt.
I do have a very large and diverse family here. One that goes well Beyond BBQ. We do not live totally in the world of competetive Que, thankfully.
And you are right--being thick skinned is important in almost any worthwhile endeavor. So is the abillity to see the big picture when challenged and to respect the others viewpoint.
Now, back on topic.
Anyone care to post the Cleremont results? FBA site is not as quick as usual.
I'm really sorry you feel like you were hijacked or dis'd. What TIM and I were attempting to do was clarify and soften the "forums like this one" comment you made. Obviously our attempt went amiss.
The editing you attribute to us was done "above our pay grade" and were in line with forum policy - like FBA and KCBS rules to keep the playing field level. :D
I hope you will reconsider bailing on us - you weren't flamed or personally attacked - unlike most other "forums like this one" - mainly because of our policies and the moderators keeping things under control.
Silliness, yeah we've got some. And contrary to your intimation there are quite a few of us that know how to setup and breakdown a site each weekend.
I hope to see you around the circuit, but probably not until Lake Alfred.
Nobody here was considerin' bailin', nobody got highly insulted. Maybe very confused but doin' that is no big challenge.
We don't have a score sheet before us, but Woodhouse took grand , BillyT's (combo of Dumplin' Valley, Smoke Rings in the Dark and Weapons of Mass BBQ) took reserve, and HomeBBQ.com was 3rd. We didn't compete as a team. Just up there to be with our friends.
Reason for no results on the FBA website is due to a computer glitch, and we're sure Ricky is workin' on it.
We'll be in Lake Alfred. Come on by and introduce yourselves.
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The No-Key is in between Microsoft's tabletop Surface and the iPhone. This concept, designed by Kong Fanwen, is made of glass and is backlit. It doesn't possess any real keys per se, but rather has a motion-capture system set upon the fingers to capture which keys are "pressed". Optimus Maximus Keyboard
By far, one of the most expensive input devices, the Optimus Maximus keyboard retails at a whopping $1590. Incredibly, each of its keys features an OLED display, that shows the function currently assigned to it.
These change dynamically when function keys or shift keys are pressed. The keyboard holds 113 keys, meaning there are 113 mini OLED screens that can display images, animated gif files or even Quicktime movies. The Optimus' layout allows it to shift languages from Cyrillic, Greek, Chinese, Japanese, as well as special symbols, numerals, and math functions. The Russian design studio Art Lebedev, who developed the Optimus is currently working on a smaller Optimus, which will retail for below $1000. Optimus Tactus Keyboard
Following upon the success of the Optimus Maximus, Art Lebedev designed the Tactus concept. The Tactus does not have any physical keys, so there are no restrictions upon the size and shape of the keys that can be displayed.
Rather than 113 tiny OLEDs, there is only one giant tactile display. It reminds us a bit of a graphics tablet used in graphic design, such as the Wacom Cintiq. Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard
When you grow tired of typing on your PDA or smartphone's lilliputian keyboard connect this $160 virtual keyboard via Bluetooth to your mobile device. A laser in the matchbook-sized device projects a full QWERTY keyboard onto any flat surface. USB Flexible Keyboard
Flexible silicone keyboards are inexpensive, washable and durable -- the perfect solution when on the go or for those of us who like to eat Philly Cheese Steaks over our keyboards. They roll-up easily into a laptop bag and are a cinch to set-up,plus they come in all sorts of colors and models, from wireless to illuminated. --Range


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August 2015: What Can A Mathematician Do With A 3D Printer? -- Contributed Paper Session at MathFest, Washington, DC (TCPS #9)
3D Printing Dictionary, from ZMorph3D
Dilanka Wettewa's Ultimate 3D-Printing Cheat Sheet
Papers and Projects
(by E. Aboufadel, Summer 2015)
3D Printing a Pendant with a Logo
See more pendants, ornaments, etc. by Prof. Aboufadel on the Thingiverse
(by Lindsay Czap, Fall 2014)
3D Printing an Octohedron
Related File: Alternative version "Octohedron Skeleton" in OPENSCAD (Zip file)
(by E. Aboufadel, Winter 2014)
3D Printing the MAA Logo's Icosohedron
Supporting Files: Mathematica file
Large icosohedron file
Small icosohedron file
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During the summer of 2013, Melissa Sherman-Bennett, Sylvanna Krawczyk, and Prof. Edward Aboufadel investigated how to use a 3D printer, applying mathematical ideas to data sets to print a variety of objects. They wrote a primer on 3D printing for mathematics professors and their students (link available below). In the primer is the description of a number of projects that can be completed with a 3D printer. For many of the projects, Mathematica is used to design objects that mathematicians may be interested in printing. Included in the projects that are described is a method to acquire data from an XBox Kinect.
Talk to the Hand: Creating a 3D Print From Photographs
Primer on the arXiv (from REU 2013)
Supporting Files: Cube as an .stl file, Processing .pde file to use Kinect data (Zip file)
A Brief Selection of Interesting Mathematically-Connected 3D Printing Links
2015 TED Talk -- Making 3D Printing 100x Faster and Science article (by Joseph DeSimone)
Laura Taalman's MakerHome blog -- A mathematics professor created a 3D print every day for a year.
Using "2.5D pyramids" (by Richard Zhang)
A trefoil knot and its fibrations (by Fred Hohman)
OPENSCAD home page (free 3D editor)
David Austin's Feature Column on the construction of the extruder path from the STL file.
Francesco de Comité's homepage (using several programming languages (Java+ImageJ), or software tools with programming facilities (Povray, Blender))
Oliver Knill (of Harvard U.)'s pages on 3D printing (includes the Archmides proof)
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Minden residents Jim and Amber Kneeland are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary Feb. 10 with a family dinner.
The couple married Feb. 10, 1952 at St. Lawrence O'Tools Church in Oakland, Calif.
Jim was from Columbus, Ohio, and Amber from Denver, Colo.
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If I had Google Glass I would make a virtual game of laser tag to play with my friends also equipped with a headset. A HUD would show icons when a player comes in view/range and where I'm aiming, What an interesting way to bring gaming off the couch and integrate it into the surrounding environment! #ifihadglass
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DAY CAMP at ParkThe Gothenburg Boy Scouts hosted a day and overnight camping experience for cub scouts last Saturday and Sunday at Lafayette Park. Right, younger scouts learn to read a compass during a session on orienteering. Pictured are, l-r: Front—boy scout Noah Gugelman,bear cubs Crayton Ryker, Jameson Smith, Bailey Ryker; Back—adults Curt Jinks and Scott Bartels. Left, the boy scouts hosted an annual barbecue on July 4 at the senior center where money was raised to help replace tents damaged or destroyed during a camping trip in Kansas in June. Pictured are, l-r: Steve Gugelman, Will Healey, Noah Larson and Patrick Hudson.
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Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell to perform together at the Pabst
Multiple Grammy-winning country singer-songwriters Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell will perform on stage at the Pabst Theater March 19—and they're bringing esteemed British songwriter and guitarist Richard Thompson and his electric trio along as an opening act.
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Loyola University Maryland men's lacrosse defeated Bucknell University, 7-6, in double-overtime on Friday, April 29, 2016, in the Patriot League Semifinals.
Highlights | Men's Lacrosse at Colgate
Loyola University Maryland men's lacrosse defeated Colgate University, 12-4, on Sunday, April 3, in Patriot League action from Hamilton, New York. (video courtesy CBS Sports Network)
Highlights | Men's Lacrosse vs. Bucknell
Loyola University Maryland men's lacrosse defeated Bucknell University, 14-3, on Saturday, March 26, 2016, at Ridley Athletic Complex. Pat Spencer scored a goal and had six assists, and Jordan Germershausen tallied three goals. Jacob Stover made 12 saves and allowed just one goal in 49-plus minutes for Loyola.
Highlights | Men's Lacrosse vs Holy Cross
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Loyola Men's Lacrosse vs. North Carolina | NCAA Semifinals
Loyola men's lacrosse played North Carolina in the NCAA Semifinals on May 28, 2016. (Photos by Larry French, Greg Carroccio & Craig Chase)
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Jackie Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers on 11 April, and became the first black player in Major League Baseball. Robinson was immediate success on the pitch. During the 1947 season, he led the league in stolen bases and won the Rookie of the Year award. Baseball fans, however, threw bottles and other refuse at him. Robinson also received a number of death threats. After his baseball career ended, Robinson became involved in civil rights activism. In 1962, Robinson was inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame, the first black person to be given this honour.
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Commission Proposes Environment and Climate Funding for 2014-2020
12 December 2011: The European Commission has proposed to allocate €3.2 billion over 2014-2020 to a new programme for the environment and climate action-LIFE, with simpler and more flexible procedures and a significant budget.
The proposed future LIFE Programme would include the creation of a new sub-programme for climate action, and new possibilities to implement programmes on a larger scale through "integrated projects" to help mobilize other EU, national and private funds for environmental or climate objectives. The sub-programme for environment is proposed to support efforts in: "environment and resource efficiency" focusing on more innovative solutions for better implementation of environment policy and integrating environmental objectives in other sectors; "biodiversity" to develop best practices to halt biodiversity loss and restore ecosystem services; "environmental governance and information" to promote knowledge sharing, dissemination of best practices, and better compliance, in addition to awareness raising campaigns. The sub-programme for climate action is expected to cover mitigation, adaptation, and climate governance and information. The Commission proposals will be considered by the European Parliament and the Council with a view to adoption for the next programming period (2014-2020). [EU Press Release][Commission's Proposal]


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Nice collating there
I preordered mine.Originally Posted by daddyfatsackz
~Well, it's been the ruin of many a poor boy and God, I know I'm one ~
Nice collating there
I hate Photobucket
Awesome guide! ive fixed my plan around it
I'm not preordering or camping out but i know i will get one!
WiiConnect24: ON!
Wii Stuff Owned:Nintendo Wii, 3x Wiimote and 2x Ninchuck, Stronger straps.
Games Owned: Legend of Zelda:Twilight Princess, Wii Sports, The Godfather Blackhand Editon, Wario Ware Smooth Moves, Wii Play, Sonic and the Secret Rings, and Super Paper Mario.
No camping for me. I know my Target is getting 60 Wiis. If I miss out, there is a Best Buy within walking distance. If I miss out there, I'll walk next door to Toys 'r Us. If I miss that one too, I'll go across the street to Circuit City. Worst case, I'm driving to Walmart 3 miles away, or another Target that is about 10 miles away.
Pretty sure I can get one from one of those stores without having to camp.
Gawd, People are still making posts about the subject, i thought i'd solve the problem :|
WiiOwner since June 2007. SSBB Fan Forever.
Forgotten but always remembered... o_O
preordering is unecessary unless you live in a huge huge town with limited places to buy it. I remember all the people who preordered GCN, Xbox 360 etc. I didn't preorder, and I still got my stuff at midnight or in the case of gamecube in the morning. So I guess if you are going to be paranoid it's good to have it preordered.
I'm pretty much in the same boat as OP. Like 10 places to get it within a 10 mile radius.
I gues i'm lucky.
Within a 30 minute drive there are:
2 Walmarts
1 Target
1 Game Stop
So if there are more than 120 people in the area that like Nintendo, then I'd be amazed!
Then im sure you will be amazed ._.Originally Posted by Trulen
And i answer with another quoteOriginally Posted by vagrant
Originally Posted by GreyKirby
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WiiOwner since June 2007. SSBB Fan Forever.
Forgotten but always remembered... o_O
I gave a reason to preorder, so no reason to "nonchalantly" get pissy about what I said. I didn't preorder, and I will still get my stuff at midnight.Originally Posted by GreyKirby


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