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Should a new Hillview Middle School be built, and the old one torn down?
Original post made by Richard Hine, editor of The Almanac, on Feb 24, 2007
The school board of the Menlo Park City School District plans to meet Tuesday, March 6, to decide on the scope of a plan to rebuild the Hillview Middle School campus. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at Hillview School, 1100 Elder Ave. in Menlo Park.
In anticipation of a 40 percent enrollment growth by 2015, the board favors a radical approach: build all-new facilities — including three wings of two-story classroom buildings — on what is now the playing field, and then tear down all of the existing facilities, except the multi-use building. The space where classrooms are located now would become a four-acre playing field and hard-court area.
About 200 parents, neighbors and others attended a Jan. 30 board meeting held to discuss options for rebuilding or expanding Hillview.
A petition signed by 80 neighbors of the school was presented to the board. It raised concerns about "serious consequences" from increased traffic and parking tied to sharply higher enrollment. Enrollment projections show a growth from 659 students now to 913 in seven years.
For information from the Menlo Park City School District, go to: Web Link
Here are links to Almanac stories:
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-- "Neighbors fear 'serious consequences' of Hillview rebuild" Web Link
-- "Community speaks up about new Hillview school" Web Link
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a resident of Hillview Middle School
on Mar 7, 2007 at 1:09 pm
You might get more postings if this were included in the tab for Menlo Park.
Increased traffic volume and reduced safety for kids are interrelated. Add to the mix are a lack of sidewalks along Santa Cruz. Result - far too many kids are driven. These matters will be even worse and must be addressed directly.
editor of The Almanac
on Mar 7, 2007 at 3:43 pm
Richard Hine is a registered user.
See the latest story on this topic: "MP trustees give green light to rebuild Hillview Middle School on the playfield" Web Link
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Mar 7, 2007 at 7:44 pm
school district should pay for 2 new signals at Elder/Santa Cruz and Olive/Santa Cruz. this would make it safer to cross and for better traffic control. With signal control, (i.e. no right turn on red for eastbound Santa Cruz traffic) it would also provide a much needed break in the steady caravan of traffic on Santa Cruz, allowing much needed ingress/egress for both Santa Cruz residents and those on intersecting streets. We need to offset the excess of signals on Sand Hill that discourage drivers from using that new "bypass", that is just a parking lot at rush hour. Putting more signals on Santa Cruz would not only improve safety for pedestrians/cyclists but would make Santa Cruz less of a "cut Through" route for Palo Alto bound commuters. Think of it as "valves" in our messed up circulation system that controls who gets in and who gets out of our neighborhoods
a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Mar 8, 2007 at 11:40 am
I don't live on Santa Cruz and do take it as a way home at night, so my natural constituency would be for no new traffic lights.
But if lights at Olive and Elder would make life better for residents trying to exit from side streets, I'm for it. It's unfair for them to have to wait on the streets where they live while people who live on other streets make free with Santa Cruz Avenue.
That's my opinion and I'm sticking with it.
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Why must we wait a few weeks for the next chapter WHY? (before you answer this is just a hypothetical question) =(
Loving The invincible Iron Man....er....Pirate in this chapter, Franky was Suuuppppeerrrrrr!!! I would have been surprised if Oda had franky pushed aside easily by Don's Subordinates.
Favourite bit in this chapter was Ussop snapping at Law for being so relaxed when stating about the possibility of tunnel collapsing.
Monet had the icicle heart stab technique coming, no big surprise there.
Flaming is on his way, to me this is very sudden and surprising and amazing all in one BUT The straw hats will probably just about be gone before 'the joker' arrives and he will probably go ape shit.
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General Franky is very sturdy. Baby 5's attack didn't even put a scratch on him. I'm confident he can win this fight.
So Doflamingo aims to become pirate king as well... interesting. I didn't expect him to join the fray so soon. What happened to Vergo and Monet must have really pissed him off. I'm dying to read the next chapter. Why did the break have to happen now?
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what the heck!!! Law is so genius!!!
omg... and the crews are saved just like that...
but wait! we finally can see Doflamingo's battle?
so this time, after challenging Big Mom, Luffy will face Doflamingo's wrath
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Doflamingo has only shown to be able to control one person at a time. Not only that, but the caliber of the victim possibly plays a role in mitigating/nullifying Doflamingo's puppetry. For example, in the war, 13th division commander Atmos was forced to attack his own crewmates, whereas 3rd division commander Jozu only got stopped from assaulting Crocodile any further (and he was caught off-guard too during that altercation).
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Well, the thing is..... we DID see her coughing up blood after the heart was stabbed. It wouldn't make sense for her to randomly pass out like that if her heart really WERE intangible.....
Furthermore, logia defense isn't really as automatic as many make it out to be. The only real reason it seems that way is because many of the users trained their powers. But it's not like they can still be caught off-guard (I'm thinking of the time when Luffy collided with Smoker and Ace at Alabasta. Even if that scene was a gag, I still think it's good proof that logias aren't completely invincible against non-haki users).....
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In that case, main purpose of stealing hearts is to be able to use the heart as a hostage to control someone.
And if you want to control someone, the best thing you can use is the person's brain itself.
You can keep him alive but blind by damaging the visual cortex, lose his memories by damaging the hippocampus, make him forget all his nakama by damaging his cerebral cortex or simply give him a stroke by bruising the brain. There are countless things you can do with someone's brain.
If I want to control someone without killing him, the brain is definitely a much more effective solution that just the heart.
Also if Law has access to some powerful electromagnets, he can literally put on off switches on a whole variety of behaviours and motor functions without inducing physical damage.
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Chapter 694
That was a good chapter. Finally Dalfamingo is joining the fight. Now the question of the day is. Is Vergo and Monet actually dead?
Zoro's turn
I would like to see Zoro take on Daflamingo because everyone in this arch has had someone to take on except for Zoro(Harpy does not count). Zoro is also the only guy we have not seen put his true skill to work. We saw Sanji's limit with Vergo and we have watched Luffy since the entrance to the new world display his powers. Zoro is the only one out of the trio that has not faced a worthy opponent. Even Law and Smoker got to face off with strong people. For better or worse it is time for a spot light on Zoro.
Loyalty and Dedication
Has for Daflamingo, he is lucky to have people like them fighting at his side. Vergo smiling knowing he is at his possibly at his end, Monet suicidal suggestions to Daflamingo, finally Baby 5 and Buffalo fighting on the Island knowing they will die in the explosion. I am very interested to see his back story and how he was able to inspired such devotion.
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The note of Doflamingo flying, it appears that he seems to be riding on something. I remember when one of the Rookies went into the New World, they were running on something invisible maybe that is the case here though very anti-climatic. Another possibility is most likely Doflamingo has a Devil fruit power. Like everyone stated before it seems like its puppetry. For puppetry it would most likely have something to do with wires. Remember when Doflamingo cleanly slice of Oar's leg off, it looked like some a wire would do. So maybe Doflamingo is using wires to get around that looks like its flying.
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Honestly, I'm not sure if holding a brain hostage is as effective as it would be with a different vital organ like a heart or lungs. Mainly because I feel it's a lot more risky since it would probably take even the slightest impact to the removed brain and suddenly the victim DUNT THUNK NO GUD NO MUR. Just imagine that happening if Law removed Caesar's brain, for instance. IMO that's just way too impractical and unnecessarily troublesome a task considering how delicate a brain is (and, you know, Law keeping those things around LUFFY of all people).....
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Web agency Decoda has created a new site for pop-video directors James and Alex that aims to act as a showcase for the duo's work as well as convey a sense of their own personalities.
Decoda design director Dominik Webb said: "The brief was to create a Flash site which would be sensitive to these directors and their distinctive style of film making.
"The added bonus is that by being created in Flash, James and Alex can update the site with ease as they can generate XML files which can be read by the Flash movie with no knowledge of Flash needed by them."
This site represents the first stage in the development of the James and Alex Web site, with stage two already under construction.
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I'll stay with Win7 the next few years and hope for better times with Windows 9. One great thing about Microsoft is that they do have a history of correcting their mistakes.
Of course there are plenty of counterarguments to his points. For example, blaming Microsoft for poorly designed live tiles or uncreative overly similar flat tiles is perhaps unfair. Many gestures have backup keyboard shortcuts for traditional PCs. Mobile-heavy users have already gotten used to hidden multi-tasking so hiding windows isn't the end of the world. Graphically rich themes may pack less information, but they encourage users to dig in and grab more information. The double desktop only becomes a hindrance if you have to keep going back to the traditional desktop as a crutch.
As the above counter-arguments illustrate, there's two sides to nearly every argument regarding Windows 8. Perhaps that's why it's proved so utterly divisive.
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I'd seriously consider looking at the cosmic ears thread. They had a supplier issue, but all reports suggest that their $500 triple driver hybrids are pretty great, with a fun signature rivaling many high priced universals, and they can be made with a lot or a little bass. They also have twin driver BA (two drivers one BA unit) and a dual driver BA (two drivers, in two separate housings), and a quad driver BA, all very reasonably priced. And, regardless of SQ, they are very well made customs, so isolation is supposed to be phenomenal, on par with any top of the line custom. They have single BA models and dynamic models which are both only ~$100
They are burried in the thread, but there are a number of reviews peppered throughout: http://www.head-fi.org/t/626714/cosmic-ears-new-ciem-company-with-crazy-low-prices-including-hybrid-designs
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I read the news today oh boy
A Wal-Mart worker was killed black Friday
All he did was unlock the door
2000 people trampled him to death.
So...... black Friday is the start of the Christmas Shopping season.
Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus.
Yes everyone knows it is not really the birthday of Jesus but early Christians needed to replace the winter pagan celebration with something to promote conversions. So, it is the "Celebration" of the birth of the Christ. Will these heartfelt gifts hold even more meaning for the people both giving and receiving knowing that a person WAS KILLED in order to purchase world of war 2 for junior to play with on Christmas morning? To get in such a frenzy over shopping?????
What would Jesus do???
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Although the concentration is not as intense as downtown, the riches extend through Boston's neighborhoods. The Gothic magnificence of Dorchester's All Saints Church, the stalwart domesticity of the half-timbered townhouses along Roxbury's Harriswood Crescent, and the classically columned dignity of Hyde Park's branch library all enrich the fabric of daily life.
Because Boston is an old city — ancient by American standards — it tends to undervalue its modern masterpieces. City Hall is a case in point. Its neo-Aztec bulk is admired around the world, but is too little appreciated at home. And even I.M. Pei's sleek, mirrored, geometric riddle of a tower (still called the Hancock by natives) is more accepted than esteemed.
Now one of Boston's other Modernist jewels, the reflecting pool at the Christian Science Center (also by Pei, with the aid of Araldo Cossutta), is threatened with assault.
Plans under consideration call for raising the bottom of the pool from 28 inches to 12 and bisecting the vast and impressive plane of water with a walkway.
This is the equivalent of cultural vandalism.
At a glance, this may not seem like much. But as any architect worth his or her salt will attest, God is in the details.
Making the pool shallower, in the opinion of Cossutta, will turn will turn it into a swamp. He recently told the Boston Globe, "This is a ridiculous idea. It has been tried out in some projects; I saw one in France, where the pool is very shallow, and it becomes sewerage, mostly, because of all the pollution in the air. It becomes a mud pool, not a water pool."
Decreasing the pool's depth would also be an aesthetic affront, compromising the effect of the mass, robbing the water of its sense of mystery, and destroying the surreal dignity it brings to the urban landscape near the intersections of Huntington and Massachusetts avenues.
To be fair, Cossutta does not oppose construction of the walkway. But it is difficult to escape the impression that this is only the lesser of two potential evils.
The proposed walkway is an abomination disguised as a convenience. The power of the reflecting pool is its size. The fact that pedestrians must accommodate themselves to it is very much the point.
As is the case with many great institutions, the Christian Science Church is under financial pressure. To ease the strain, the church is planning to build, with private developers, a tower and two other buildings nearby. Substantial space on existing church property has already been leased to commercial tenants. Neighboring Northeastern University is said to be considering establishing a satellite campus on the church grounds.
With this in mind, it is hard to see how some responsible change to the existing plaza, which has become over the decades a beloved public space, can be avoided.
In 2007, a group of citizens including dozens of architects petitioned the city to have the plaza named a public landmark. The Phoenix urges the granting of such status as the surest way to protect the reflecting pool, which should be recognized for what it is — an important and vital piece of public art.
Recasting the pool would be akin to rewriting one of Shakespeare's sonnets, which would not be countenanced under any circumstances.
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By Tiernan Ray
Following a 4% decline yesterday, shares of Apple (AAPL) were up and down in the pre-market, and have been just as volatile at the open.
The stock had been down $1.23 at $578.90 just before 8 am, bucking an uptrend in Nasdaq 100 futures,then reversed course, rising $2.87, then opened down $3 or so, and are now up $5.97, or 1%, at $586.10.
The Wall Street Journal's Steven Russolillo and Jonathan Cheng this morning recap how the stock yesterday "faltered" and quote some fund managers as saying that "the slump has exposed just how large and influential Apple's stock has become."
At least a couple individuals came to the stock's defense early this morning, R.W. Baird's William Power, who reiterates an Outperform rating and a $700 price target.
"The stock has been weak on elevated sentiment and potential Mac weakness," writes Power, "though we would view weakness as a buying opportunity."
Power sees positive data ahead of the fiscal Q2 report on April 24th. He's modeling $36.4 billion and $10.06 per share. That compares to consensus of $36.6 billion and $9.94 per share.
Power's "checks" suggest to him demand for Apple's iPhone 4S was "solid" during Q2, helped by introduction to 30 new markets, with his estimate being 29.3 million units.
He models 12.4 million iPads sold in the quarter, and "would not be surprised" if it's higher than that, he writes.
Due to no refreshing of Apple's Mac computers, he concedes it's possible sales came in below his 4.5 million-unit estimate.
As for how to trade the stock, "given the strong year-to-date run and elevated sentiment, a sell-on-the-news event is always possible" following the Q2 report, he writes, "though recent weakness takes some wind out of that sail."
Power notes in passing that some investors are starting to model what they think might be the payoff from an Apple television set. It's not something he's "banking on," he writes, but it could produce $5 per share in earnings over the first 12 months of such a product, he figures.
And Mizuho Securities's Abhey Lamba last night offered a similarly upbeat defense of the shares, writing "we remain buyers of the stock despite strong year-to-date performance, as the momentum in its key product segments combined with the upcoming initiation of dividend should help the stock performance."
Lamba, who has a Buy rating and a $700 price target, is modeling Apple to produce revenue "in the $38 billion to $40 billion range," for Q2, and $11 to $11.25 per share. He's assuming a "daily shipment rate" of 325,000 iPhone units during the quarter, for a total of 32.5 million. He notes the company had less than six weeks of inventory at the end of the prior quarter, so there was probably some inventory stocking as well in Q2.
For the June-ending fiscal Q3, Apple's forecast will probably be "in line" with the Street consensus of $37.3 billion and $9.92, he thinks, . But Apple may be able to ultimately produce $40 billion and $11 a share. Probably, the company will see a slight decline in iPhone sales as people await an "iPhone 5" in the fall, and so he's assuming sales of 31 million. But if prices come in higher or there are slightly more units, it can swing revenue by as much as $800 million, Lamba estimates, and swing EPS by as much as 30 cents a share.


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EAST ALLEN TOWNSHIP, Pa. - A carbon monoxide leak in a warehouse in the Lehigh Valley sent close to 20 workers to the hospital Sunday in East Allen Twp., Northampton Co.
Fire officials said the potentially deadly gas was coming from an area where forklift batteries are charged in a Trader Joe's warehouse.
First responders swarmed the warehouse on Silver Crest Road just after 7 a.m,. Sunday.
Emergency workers discovered the carbon monoxide leak while responding to a fire alarm.
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Levels for the colorless and odorless gas were high through the entire 800,000-square-foot building.
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"We determined the source of that carbon monoxide was coming from an area where they charged the batteries for their forklifts," Anthony said.
Once the workers were outside, Anthony says it was clear they weren't all OK.
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"Severe cases of carbon monoxide poisoning can be fatal and can also cause some significant disability," said St. Luke's Hospital attending emergency physician Dr. Mark Reiter.
He said detection of CO is key, but most exposures to carbon monoxide are relatively minor.
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Long exposures can be fatal. The trouble is symptoms are relatively non-specific.
"Carbon monoxide usually presents with things like headaches and fatigue and sometimes trouble breathing and nausea," Reiter said.
He said the best thing you can do to protect yourself is have a CO detector. It's something fire officials said was missing from the Trader Joe's warehouse, and some workers think the leak started days ago.
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Bike thefts have gone down more than 70 percent, police say
WHITEWATER, Wis. - Most of UW-Whitewater's student body will return to campus at the end of this month and one problem police hope students won't have to deal with is bike thefts.
"You do hear about it a good amount of time. Especially now that I'm an RA, I hear about it pretty often from my residents," said third-year student Steven Hawkins.
UW-Whitewater senior Amy Sylvester said bike thefts are a big deal for students because most use their bikes to get to and from their classes.
"I actually remember this guy setting up a video camera pointing out his window so he could watch his bike because it kept getting stolen at the same time every day," said Sylvester.
Thanks to grants and a donation from the student government organization the UW-Whitewater Police Department purchased a tracking system and installed it in several "bait bikes." The system cost them about $4,000.
"We want to encourage students to lock their bikes and use them as transportation on campus. We don't want them to have that fear their bike could be stolen if the bring it here," said officer Steven Hanekamp.
Hanekamp said bike thefts have gone down more than 70 percent. Only seven bikes have disappeared from campus this year, which is a huge difference from two years ago when police received reports of at least one bike being stolen every week in 2011.
Police said most bike thefts happen between Thursday and Saturday night, and the specially outfitted bikes are helping cut down on thefts on campus.UW-Whitewater police invest in bait bikes
The UW-Madison Police Department uses the same bikes as bait so News3 cameras weren't allowed to show you what they look like but Hanekamp said the bikes have GPS and emit a radio frequency.
Hanekamp said if one of the bait bikes is moved they can track it several miles. He said most of the time they can find the bait bikes in about 10 minutes.
"It will alert us if the bike is being taken or moved, and we're able to track that bike down and arrest the perpetrator," said Hanekamp.
The bait bikes are randomly put at locations throughout the campus. Neither of the police department's bait bikes have ever been taken but they credit the decoys with deterring potential thieves.
"I think just knowing about the program word of mouth, knowing that it's out there, prevents, makes them think twice, makes anybody think twice about taking a bike," said Hanekamp.
He said every student who uses a bike needs to put a U-lock on their back-to-school shopping list. UW-Whitewater offers bike storage lockers for rent for $50 for the whole year. They also encourage students to register their bike with the police department so if it is stolen officers know how to contact them if they find it.
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I replied I mess with dogs. They didn't make sunscreen years ago.
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Even though I use the sunscreen and wear the wide brimmed hat now, I don't think I can undo 5 years of tropical sun with no protection. Just trust in my genes, and prevent any more I guess. Ray, I wish you the best, sounds like you have a hard road ahead.
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My doc says you should wear sun screen on your face every day of the year. I have to confess I am not THAT diligent.
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One thing I have discovered. I scuba dive a lot and I'm in and out of the water and riding in boats with salt water spray. I always used Coppertone sport until I discovered Bullfrog. Bullfrog stays on much longer in those conditions. I don't know why. We had a very unplanned and unscientific study in Hawaii. I group of us went on a motorized raft tour. We were gone for 7 hours. Half the boat used a bottle of coppertone and 3 of us used my Bullfrog. We went snorkeling then took off and nobody had time to reapply. The raft ride was brutal in 4 foot seas and we were covered with salt spray. The entire group that used coppertone was burned pretty bad. The 3 of us had no sun burn..
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Sun damage? Usually what is done is done. However for future protection a good hat and sunglassess are always a plus. However I have worked with dogs that dont like it when I train with sun glassess on. (strange I know) There are alot of good products out there for sun screen. Myself I like the sport style sprays. (no rubbing). If your are in the field and need to apply or re-apply and have dirty hands (i.e. dirt, dog or duck on your hands) that makes it no fun to rub on the sunscreen. Good Luck.
Helioplex is more stable than PABA, neither lasts aall day and need to be reapplied. I use the same stuff as Bon except maybe SPF 70.
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This is how beautiful and practical 1,500 plastic soda bottles can be. This canopy installation — called "(POP)culture" and designed by students from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Architecture — up-cycles soda bottles into a colorful shade that reads as a sky full of colorful flowers. The bottles hang from a frame and, presumably, undulate in the breeze as you sit underneath sipping your favorite beverage.
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At a Glance
The Evo series from Starboard has a lot to be proud of, taking much of the credit for kick-starting the stubby wave-board revolution back in 2003. After several years of only minor alterations, it has finally been superseded by the Evo XTV - the initials standing for 'extra tail vee'. In addition to the increased tail vee, the new models (in 5 sizes) also benefit from more drawn-out tail outlines, designed to help the boards get more vertical in the turn. The Evo is available in either Wood or Technora Dur-X construction. Finished in a very attractive blue livery, the board comes supplied with the brand's excellent 'Slick Strap' including anti-twist inserts, fish scale uni-directional pads, and a very flexible G10 fin.
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Taking the Evo out in marginal conditions, we found ourselves a little disappointed with its performance, its early planing and upwind tracking seemingly below par. Not what we expected from a board of this pedigree! Investigating the reason, we tried the board again, but this time with a stiffer G10 fin...and the board was transformed completely. Up and on the plane early, it feels smooth yet lively underfoot, the fittings providing a supremely secure and comfortable connection to the board. In light winds there is plenty of stability available to take a 5.4m sail easily, the stiffer 22cm fin we used seemed to compliment the board well. Fluid and responsive to alterations in foot pressure, the Evo can be used to pick your way through onshore conditions effortlessly, its speed and acceleration offering plenty of impetus for some aerial antics along the way. As the wind increased and the conditions became more severe, the Evo's temperament was unfaltering, handling short sharp chop well and adapting seamlessly to the sailing style of the rider. In these conditions we reverted back to the fin supplied to gauge its performance, but concluded that for cross-onshore conditions a stiffer fin is much more practical.
On the wave, the Evo XTV lives up to the reputation of its predecessor offering a combination of ease and performance that defies the rider's belief in their own ability! No matter how you approach the bottom turn the rails never seem to even hint at catching, biting and gliding through the water as if on rails. Carrying its speed effortlessly through the turn we were constantly amazed at how tight and vertical we could get back up the face with such little effort, making us continually hunt for that extra wave in the session to go that bit further. When well powered the supplied fin really helps for expressive sliding cutbacks, the fin twisting and releasing for some extra snap. At all other times however, a stiffer fin provided more drive through the turn, helping to maintain the board's speed.
Ease, practicality and incredible wave riding prowess.
For cross-onshore conditions invest in a stiffer second fin.
The Evo XTV had a lot to live up to and with the use of a stiffer foil it certainly produced, coming very highly recommended for expressive, captivating wave riding whatever the conditions or rider ability.
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Well, I'm going to dust this thing off because people have complained that my main blog has become entirely too tech-heavy, and I'm moderately inclined to agree with them. After a long hiatus, I actually _am_ working on the Scoped project again, believe it or not, and things are coming along quite nicely--farther than they did the last time I worked on it.
The network layer at this point is entirely gone, which means the code is very light and fast--at this point, we're well under 200k for the compiled Release executable, and there's plenty of room to go. Much of the work thusfar has been unifying the CL_ and SV_ systems and their competing data structures. I've combined both the edict_t and the entity_t into a new super-entity_t, and the sv, svs, cl, and cls structures have been rolled into two structures, a game_state_t for game-wide information, and a player_t for player-specific information (things that need to be wiped across level changes and such). The entire engine also dynamically allocates memory through malloc(), free(), new, and delete, getting rid of that clunky Hunk_ system. Since no memory allocation happens in any speed-critical sections of the Quake source, I'm not sure why this Hunk system was written in the first place--it may have something to do with systems design in the days of DOS, something I know admittedly nothing about. I've only just started touching the rendering system, and the most substantial addition there is the first full-on C++ class to hit the engine, an OpenIL texture loading class, which has already brought in high-resolution status bar, console, and text, with more on the way.
As you might have gathered by the OpenIL move, the next round of big code changes will be taking the platform layer out of the code entirely and abstracting it off into OpenAL for sound, OpenIL for images, and SDL for OpenGL framework, input, windowing, etc. The only things it looks like I'll have to totally code up from scratch are the event pump (I need both the ability to add events to a queue to be popped off later and the ability to push an event through to its listeners immediately, something that the SDL event system doesn't give you) and a high-resolution timer (which I'll have to figure out how to implement on Linux, for the time being I can fall back on the SDL 1ms timer).
Anyway, the main point of this post was to get down some ideas I'd been having about how to abstract the entity interfaces a little bit. I think the first thing to do is split out the parts of the entity structure that the renderer needs to know about into a separate structure, which will provide some level of entity-API-independence to the renderer, by which I can add fields to the entity structures without introducing any changes in the renderer module. The entity class can expose a GetRenderParams() accessor that will drop out a RenderParameters structure containing everything the renderer needs to know about drawing the entity. The renderer draws lists of these instead of entities (i.e. gs.visedicts (the old cl_visedicts) becomes a std::vector of RenderParameters structures). Of course, I need to be careful about how I work that--that's speed-critical code inside the PVS-checking algorithms, and I don't want to call a thousand copy constructors per frame on RenderParameters structures, which wouldn't make any sense at all. There might be a way to do that with a vector of references, if you were allowed to construct such a thing in C++. Given that you aren't, maybe some old-fashioned pointers would make the most sense, even though they do make me cringe. I guess since this is a static data member inside a class that shouldn't go anywhere between the time it's added to a PVS list and that list is drawn, it should be safe enough.
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I saw a 700-800 pound blue fin dead on the docks at Province Town, Massachusetts.
I do not want to even think about what an endurance test that would be if you should hook one. I would pass and not give it a go.
Had my one levithan on (Big Wisconsin Chippewa Flowage Musky)
probably 45 ponds plus. It was liked being hooked to Red October, dragged me all over flowage, until it decided to end the game.
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It can be done. A number of them have been cuaght here in NC. Not by me. I am not really interested in the abuse. If you can find schools of bf's in a particular area on a regular basis there are many ways to do it. Chunking with menhaden is a prime way to do it. If you find fish on a large ball of baitfish you can cast to them as they are feeding. If they are more spread out you can troll for them and then throw chunked menhaden and cast to any followers. Good luck to you!! Don't get pulled out of the boat!!!!!
those irish bluefins again...
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Remember there last November/October there was a lot of commotion about the bluefin tunas getting caught 300m from the coast in Ireland? (Biggest one set the new European Record of 968lbs)
Well here are more pics of the tuna fishing in Ireland and a bit of the story behind the capture. It seems a boat is still required(!) but they are nearly all getting caught breath takingly close to land (for a fly caster with an over active imagination...). There is even a map for a bit of perspective.
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It will be of some interest that one of the boats used a kite to 'dap' a bait over 'rising' tuna! The fish actually boiled to dapped mackerel and was on but then lost after a brief fight... Not quite swff but a strange parallel with dry fly fishing none the less!
Anyway I imagine that this season there may be some one (mad enough:eyecrazy: ) to try for these giants with a fly!
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#8 wide receiver on my board who I had given a late 2nd round grade. Amidst all the rumors that have gotten started about this kid, his weight, his work ethic, etc... the fact that he can flat out play seemed to get lost in the shuffle somewhere. This is a dominant receiver when he's being fed the rock. Jeffery has the best ball skills in this class of receivers. Incredible hand-eye coordination and ability to track the football. Makes difficult catches look easy. Not a polished route runner yet and tends to round his routes off. Calmed the concerns about his speed by running well at his his pro-day. This is a heck of a selection to get what was once a top 10 talent here in the middle of the 2nd round. Grade: B
#79 Overall -- Brandon Hardin / CB-S / Oregon St.
#13 cornerback on my board had a 3rd round grade on Hardin, although his best position is safety in the NFL. One of the better athletes in the entire draft. A big kid (6'3", 217 pounds) with 4.4 speed and tremendous numbers in all other athletic tests. Didn't play last season due to injury, so durability issues and medical is a concern. Decent pick here in the 3rd round. Grade: C+
#111 Overall -- Evan Rodriguez / H-back / Temple
The #1 H-back on my board who I had given an early 5th round grade. Bears reach to secure him in the 4th round. Good player for Temple who led the team in receptions this past season, and threw a lot of key kick-out blocks on power for Bernard Pierce. Good player. Grade: C+
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JACKSON — Richard Thompson, who served two tenures as state superintendent of education, after coming to Mississippi from North Carolina to head the Tupelo School System, says Claude Hartley's contributions to public education in the state have been many.
Hartley served 10 years as a member of the Tupelo School Board and finished a tenure this week on the state Board of Education.
During a recent telephone conversation, Thompson said Hartley played a key role in the early 1990s in passage of what was then the largest bond issue in the state, resulting in a new Tupelo High School and other needed expansions.
On the state Board, Thompson said Hartley worked quietly behind the scenes to ensure the enactment of tougher accountability standards for local schools.
Because Hartley often worked behind the scenes, he was better known by many for his sense of humor. In 2000, when he was being confirmed by the Senate Education Committee, for the state Board post after being nominated by then-Gov. Ronnie Musgrove, Hartley and another nominee were asked if they had done anything to embarrass the state.
The other nominee quickly responded no.
Hartley looked up sheepishly, smiled, paused and asked "how far back are you talking about?"
Hartley's sense of humor and dedication will be missed on the state Board.