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Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacífico | |
El Chepe half way between Anáhuac and Creel; 16 May 2006
Locale | northwestern Mexico |
Dates of operation | 1928 (Completed in 1961[1][2])– |
Predecessor | Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway |
Successor | Ferromex (1998–present) |
Track gauge | 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) |
Headquarters | ? |
Website | Chepe |
The Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacífico (Chihuahua-Pacific Railway), also known as El Chepe from its reporting mark CHP, or Ferrocarril Chihuahua-Pacífico is a major rail line in northwest Mexico, linking the city of Chihuahua, Chihuahua, to the city of Los Mochis, Sinaloa and its port Topolobampo. It runs 673 km (418 mi), traversing the Copper Canyon, a beautiful and rugged series of canyons that have led some to call this the most scenic railroad trip on the continent. It is both an important transportation system for locals and a draw for tourists.
The tracks pass over 37 bridges and through 86 tunnels, rising as high as 2,400 m (7,900 ft) above sea level near Divisadero (the continental divide), a popular lookout spot over the canyons.[3] Each one-way trip takes roughly 16 hours. The track also crosses over itself to gain elevation.
The concept of the railroad was officially recognized in 1880, when the president of Mexico, General Manuel González, granted a rail concession to Albert Kinsey Owen[1][4] of the Utopia Socialist Colony of New Harmony, Indiana, USA, who was SIDA seeking to develop a socialist colony. The railroad was actually built by Arthur Stilwell[2] as the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway, starting about 1900. Financial difficulties due to the cost of building a railroad through rugged terrain delayed the project, and the ChP was not completed until 1961.[1][2]
The private rail franchise Ferromex took over the railroad from the Mexican government in 1998.
In general, two passenger trains run daily: one a slightly slower service with more stops for locals—15 official stops and more than 50 flag stops where boardings or disembarkations can be made at passenger request—and the other a direct service for tourists that is faster and more expensive.[3]
There is also regular cargo service running between Topolobampo and Chihuahua which might be further increased and extended so as to connect with the Texas Pacifico Transportation Railroad at the Ojinaga Presidio Crossing into the United States as a part of the La Entrada al Pacifico.
On its way from Los Mochis to Chihuahua it runs through El Fuerte, Temoris, Bahuichivo, Posada Barrancas, Divisadero, and Creel, among others.


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Jesse Harding Pomeroy
Years passed. A new century dawned and soon cars replaced the horses on Boston's streets. The living victims of Jesse Pomeroy faded into obscurity as they grew up and tried to live normal lives. The families of Horace Millen and Katie Curran moved on with their lives, to the extent that a parent who buries a child can move on.
Ruth Pomeroy lost a son as well, but once a month she was permitted to visit him in the Charlestown prison where he had been walled up. She was the only visitor Jesse ever received.
Jesse endured a mind-numbingly boring existence in his small world of concrete and steel. He ate alone in his cell, he exercised alone in a solitary yard and periodically was allowed to bathe. He was allowed access to reading material and, always a bright boy, turned into a voracious learner. He could write in several languages, but having no one to converse with, could speak only English.
With nothing else to do, Jesse put his mind to escape. Over the years he made several attempts to dig his way out, once stopping up the gas line in his cell to try to blow up the door (some claim this was a suicide attempt) and once even succeeding in getting out of his cell.
The only people he ever saw were the guards who patrolled by his cell door and once a month, his mother. When she died, he received no visitors.
But soon the time came when young men sent to Charlestown prison had never heard of Jesse Pomeroy and he became just another old face in the anonymous prison crowd. This was the ultimate punishment for a sociopath like Jesse Pomeroy, and gradually his health began to deteriorate. In 1929, 71-year-old Jesse Pomeroy was removed from the general population at Charlestown and taken by automobile to Bridgewater prison farm, where he could receive better medical care. It was his first and only ride in a car and he showed no sign of excitement or curiosity. "This prison inmate ... is a deadened creature gazing with lusterless eyes upon a world that means nothing to him," one reporter wrote.
Jesse Pomeroy died at Bridgewater two years later. He was dismissed in the press as "the most friendless person in the world," and "a psychopath." After 58 years in prison, almost all of it spent in solitary confinement, Jesse Pomeroy's final wishes were that his body be cremated and his ashes scattered to the four winds.
Periodically the story of Jesse Pomeroy would resurface in the papers and a reporter would call the prison to check on his condition. They were not allowed to interview him. Throughout his imprisonment, Jesse Pomeroy considered himself innocent of his crimes and believed he was wrongly convicted. He showed no remorse or pity for his victims.
Governors came and went, wardens were assigned to Charlestown prison, met their most infamous prisoner and moved on.
Forty-one years in solitary.
Finally, in 1917, four decades after he was entombed, Jesse's sentence of confinement in solitary was relaxed and he was allowed to move to the general population. For some time, he enjoyed being the prison's most notorious inmate. He loved approaching new inmates, introducing himself and asking them what they knew about him. Most had grown up hearing of the infamous Jesse Pomeroy and were either disgusted or frightened when they realized who this old-timer was. This pleased Jesse to no end, the fact that people still knew who he was and had heard of his exploits.
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this review helpful.
At first, you're probably gonna get completely confused and it's easy to discard the game right away because of how sensually intensive it is.
However, what lies beaneath the epilepsy-inducing visuals is a compact and actually very playable shmup with some very clever design decisions.
Oh, and the final boss is kinda naughty. But I won't spoil anything ;).
Check it out. It's quite short and not too hard to complete on the easier difficulty setting. That is if you won't get sick along the way ;).


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Advanced Cell Technology
Type | Public |
Traded as | OTCBB: ACTC |
Industry | Biotechnology |
Founded | 1994 |
Headquarters | Santa Monica, California |
Key people |
Products | Stem cell therapies for macular degeneration (human safety trial to start in 2010[1]), heart disease, and blood and cardiovascular disease.[2] |
Website | www.advancedcell.com |
Advanced Cell Technology, Incorporated is a biotechnology company located in Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA. The company specializes in the development and commercialization of cell therapies for the treatment of a variety of diseases. ACT is primarily developing stem cell-based technologies, both adult and human embryonic, and other methods and treatments in the area of regenerative medicine.[3]
ACT's Chief Scientific Officer(CSO) is Robert Lanza, MD, who is also Adjunct Professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.[4]
Formed in 1994, the company was led from 2005 to late 2010 by William M. Caldwell IV, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.[5] Upon Mr. Caldwell's death on December 13, 2010, Gary Rabin, a member of ACT's board of directors with experience in investment and capital raising, assumed the role of Chairman and CEO.[6]
On August 23, 2006, the online edition of the science journal Nature published a paper by Dr. Lanza and others stating that his team had found a way to extract embryonic stem cells without destroying the actual embryo, deriving a stem cell line using a process similar to preimplantation genetic diagnosis, in which a single blastomere is extracted from a blastocyst.[7] This technical achievement would potentially enable scientists to work with new lines of embryonic stem cells derived using public funding.
In 2007 the company's Chief Scientific Officer (CSO), Michael D. West, PhD, also founder of Geron (NASDAQ: GERN)[8] left ACT to join a larger regenerative medicine firm, BioTime (NYSE MKT: BTX) as CEO.
In 2008, for $250,000 plus royalties up to a total of $1 million, the company licensed its "ACTCellerate" technology to BioTime.[9] The following year BioTime secured $4.72 million in grant funding from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) for the program.[10]
On November 22, 2010, the company announced that it had received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to initiate the first-ever human clinical trial using embryonic stem cells to treat retinal disease.[11]
AMD program using RPE cells[edit]
On November 30, 2010, ACT filed an Investigational New Drug application with the U.S. FDA for the first clinical trial using embryonic stem cells to treat Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration (Dry AMD).[12] Dry AMD is the most common form of macular degeneration and represents a market size of $25–30 Billion in the U.S. and Europe.[13]
Stargardt's Disease program using RPE cells[edit]
ACT is focused on commercializing its Retinal Pigment Epithelium therapy (RPE) for degenerative retinal disease. The company was approved on November 22, 2010 by the U.S. FDA to proceed with a Phase I/II human clinical trial to use its RPE cells to treat Stargardt disease, a form of inherited juvenile macular degeneration.[14]
Hemangioblast platform[edit]
The company is developing its Hemangioblast platform for the treatment of blood and cardiovascular diseases. This program is in the pre-clinical development phase.[2]
See also[edit]
- Key stem cell research events
- Somatic cell nuclear transfer
- Stem cells without embryonic destruction
- Michael D. West
- Geron Corporation
- BioTime
- ^ "Company seeks to test stem cells for blindness". Reuters. 2009-11-25.
- ^ a b ACT website: Our technologies
- ^ "Race is on to use embryonic stem cells in humans". New Scientist. November 19, 2009.
- ^ "New Method for Controversy Free Embryonic Stem Cells". Wired Science. 9 July 2008.
- ^ "Executive Profile". BusinessWeek.com. 23 March 2010.
- ^ "Advanced Cell Technology Senior Executive Officers". Advanced Cell Technology. Retrieved 2012-05-03.
- ^ Klimanskaya I, Chung Y, Becker S, Lu SJ, Lanza R. (2006). "Human embryonic stem cell lines derived from single blastomeres". Nature 444 (7118): 481–5. doi:10.1038/nature05142. PMID 16929302.
- ^ "Bloomberg Longevity Economy Conference 2013 Panelist Bio".
- ^ "Press Release: ACTCellerate Technology Licensed to BioTime, Inc by Advanced Cell Technology".
- ^ "CIRM Doles Out $67M in Early Translational Grants". Genetic Engineering News. April 30, 2009.
- ^ "FDA approves second human embryonic stem cell trial". CNN.com. 22 November 2010.
- ^ Advanced Cell Technology Files IND with FDA for First Clinical Trial Using Embryonic Stem Cells to Treat Dry AMD.
- ^ ACT Seeks FDA Approval For Stem Cell Study.
- ^ Advanced Cell Technology Receives FDA Clearance For the First Clinical Trial Using Embryonic Stem Cells to Treat Macular Degeneration.


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UC Presents Tax Practitioners Institute
Tax Law Updates, CPEs for Accountants
Written By Colleen Bierstine '15, PR Intern
New year to bring many changes
firstname.lastname@example.com, NY (11/20/2012)
- The recent presidential election has a significant impact on upcoming changes in tax laws.To assist accountants and tax preparers, Utica College will offer its annual Tax Practitioner Institute on Monday, Dec. 3 and Tuesday, Dec. 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. The Tax Practitioner Institute will offer accountants the opportunity learn recent changes and updates in tax laws while also receiving 16 Continuing Professional Education Units (CPEs).
The Fall 2012 Tax Practitioner Institute will be facilitated by Gary J. Hoff, E.A., extension specialist in taxation, from the University of Illinois. Hoff conducts tax-related seminars throughout the U.S. and is the editor of the annual Federal Tax Workbook. He has more than 40 years of experience preparing tax returns and meets monthly with national IRS staff. Hoff is also the author of two books: "LLCs Taxed as Partnerships: Formation to Dissolution" and "An Accountant's Guide to Like-Kind Exchanges."
The Tax Practitioner Institute will take place at the Radisson Hotel Grand Ballroom, 200 Genesee St., Utica. The $295 registration fee includes lunches, morning and afternoon breaks, plus a copy of the Federal Tax Workbook and all materials.
To register, call the college's office of corporate and professional programs at (315) 792-3344.
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Info on a web 2.0 site has no weight other than let's say... The reason for me saying this is... Without clearing the threshold for it you won't be on the SERPs. So aside relevancy and PR, it could be TrustRank that could be passed, but... Web 2.0 sites have NO TrustRank. They won't gain any. Mysterious isn't it ;) ... Meaning they will pass on relevancy ( although not a too clear one for they're usually swarming with off-topic content even if the actual information is relevant )... they might pass on PR, but most of the pages don't have much ( usually none to be precise ). So they're more or less worthless from a SERP score point of view, but clearly a great idea for telling people about something. That's what they're for! I guess most of you know... but this was news to me back then :P... Myspace is most certainly held back from gaining TrustRank. So is livespaces. I kind of can relate to these decisions too. But seeing all this i just can't believe there'd be a REASON for them to even think of watching these social networks any closer. ... Unless they're trying to scare people who already know, or don't care that these links, articles won't count for seo, however the sheer number of people picking up the information, and spreading it on the net OUTSIDE the untrusted domains... might very well matter. And once the word is out, there's no way you can track this back, but... I'm with whitenight on this. Why would anyone want to? Why? People "voting" with no... none... zero benefit for doing so, simply because they liked something and want to relate themselves to it. You know... if Google really does anything else about this matter than having someone comment something scary about it at random... They're more paranoid than most borderline webmasters on this forum :P You can't limit the flow of information.
I'm not sure anymore if they need to devalue them any more than they already do. They're pretty much worthless unless as martinibuster stated, the information is so great that they'll get picked up ( naturally ) and spread all across the net. For then it might happen, that within this cluster of citations, there're one or two links of "value". Not that this would be the goal... and even if it gets achieved as a sideeffect, it's pretty well deserved then, isn't it? :P
...an article in an offline fanzine that has its readers overlaping with other communities... no Google related importance at all.
Google is not about the number of IBLs anymore, position in their serps rely heavily on TrustRank whether they'll comment on this or not. And so is Yahoo! search.
...that with TrustRank ( which i'll call this even if the trademark and the patent was "dropped" )... Google and Yahoo! have pretty much gave themselves a license to offset results for queries, query types, or for a single domain as they wish. It's not gonna make a site top 30, but without it a site can NOT be top 30, unless it's outside of one of the main Google languages. They can set and reset the hubs, and even filter out domains not to gain or pass any of it.
Information, reviews, links, citations appearing randomly... for the article, site, product, service,... joke... whatever... was so great that they post something about it out of empathy... so that they can relate themselves to this information... and feel like as if they've contributed to it in a way :P ( i'm doing it, you're doing it, Google lives off of this ;D )
There's your most reliable quality filter ever!
This is how the net has worked since day one!
No, make that this is how society... no... this is how INFORMATION works.
If tomorrow a major newspaper was to publish an offline-only article with the cutest thing in the world that as a matter of fact had a website... and it'd get a lot of links from fans of cute things from all around the world, REAL quick... what then? Nothing. Nothing at all, it should be at the top of the SERPs for cute pretty soon. As it deserves to be there!


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Innovative projects demonstrating excellence in structural engineering are invited for submission.
Awards include cash prizes and an opportunity to present their designs at Structures Congress.
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Awards will be determined following the oral presentations, and winning designs will be published at www.asce.org/SEI. Eligibility: Structural engineering design projects from any team of undergraduate civil engineering students are eligible to submit an entry. Projects from classes and other university assignments may be used (e.g. capstone design classes, senior assignments, class design projects). Projects solely performed as an employee of a design firm for which no university credit was obtained are not eligible. A maximum of one design from each university will be allowed. Any structural engineering design will be accepted, including but not limited to new building and bridge design, and existing building and bridge retrofit.Format: Written submissions should be in a portable, generally available electronic format (such as *.pdf), suitable for presentation to a client. Creative, professionally acceptable formats are allowed and encouraged. A one-half page abstract (<200 words) should be included at the beginning of the submission. Do not put any identifying names or affiliations in the body of the report (reports will be numbered and separated from the entry forms). The submission should not include any handwritten or hand-drafted work. Calculations should only be provided as examples and generally should be less than four pages. The design submission should be of a sufficient length to demonstrate the project, but no longer than 15 pages including all materials
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Good Pizza near Fairmont Hotel
It's nice to see recommendations that stretch the mind a bit, other than the same three places that pop up in response to the "what's a good restaurant...good pizza place." I like to learn something from this board and it's getting more difficult. The Bacino's and Ricobene's recommendations are great recommendations. Connie's is not downtown, but their pan pizza is very solid and can be ordered into the Fairmont. Agree with abf's characterization of the downtown pizza joints though they all have accomplished much and can be enjoyed in other locations. We do eat Malnati's from time to time, but no sausage so haven't experienced your disappointment.
Bill Daley in the Trib did a nice piece on pizza in this week's (Wed.) food section. Suggest that some of the regular posters here read it and expand their horizon's.
Pizano's on Madison at Wabash is a reasonable stroll from the Fairmont, especially if you cut through the Aon Center to the Prudential building (I work there - you can get to the Fairmont from Pru without going outside, see - there's a pedway down there). Really good pizza, and very cozy, as well. Good service and pasta specials, too.
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Pizano's = Lou Malnati's'
Its are the EXACT same pizza!!! Both owners are descended from Rudy Malnati Sr who is attributed with helping Ike Sewell open the original Uno's.
One son, Lou, went on to open Lou Malnati's in Lincolnwood and then left the biz to his son Marc when he passed, the other grandson Rudy Malnati Jr opened Pizano's.
If you don't believe me, read their respective web sites, its the same family. So don't waste your time going to both they are identical, believe me, I've tried them both and if there's difference it is indiscernible.
No arguments here! Just two sugestion's:
Bacino's Pizzeria on 75 E. Wacker Drive (312) 263-0070; is simply the best Pizza downtown.
A close second is Ricobene's on Lake & Wells.I do like Giordano's as well, but for the best stuffed deep dish pizza Bacino's really is superior.
On Lou Malnati's; Sorry but I cant support any recommendation to this place with a clear conscience, but there are millions of satisfied customers and there are many Chowhound supporters of it so I'm obviously a minority here. Truth is, I hold no love for this place, and since I like my pizza's with a good quality sausage on them, Lou's just doesn't cut it. In fact, their sausage is simply awful, its a greasy pale grey, flavorless manhole cover that cant be escaped if ordered on your pizza. The crust is good, but not great but only if you take the .75 upgrade to a butter-crust, which is well worth it since the regular original crumbly crust is much like a bad pastry pie crust.
I'm sad to say, but both Uno's & Gino's East just aren't what they used to be, they are now just tourist stops; kind of like going out to Des Plaines to see what the very first McDonald's (store #1 museum) looked like in its heyday and nothing more.
These two topics have extensive discussions of Chicago-style pizza:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/319254The biggest chains for great Chicago-style pizza are Giordano's, which has a double-crust "stuffed" pizza, and Lou Malnati's and Gino's East, which have a single-crust "pan" pizza. All of these are absolutely delicious, IMHO, although many people argue endlessly over which is the best of these. (My personal favorite is Giordano's, because I love their crust along the edge the best, but I like all of them.)
The closest location to the Fairmont is Giordano's in Prudential Plaza, only a short block from the Fairmont:
135 E. Lake St.
(312) 616-1200
www.giordanos.comThe closest locations of Lou Malnati's and Gino's East are about a mile from the Fairmont:
Lou Malnati's
439 North Wells Street
www.loumalnatis.comGino's East
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I was thinking about taking a yellow marker to mark up some key disgusting bible passages in the gideon bibles I find, but there are so many. I might be up all night doing that. What do you suggest?
What is it about christianity that some proponents can't leave other people alone?
Many Christian denominations emphasize proselytizing as an essential activity for believers. Some even require missionary work. The Biblical justification for proselytizing is often based on this verse, Luke 14:23:
And the lord said unto the servant, Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.
Christians often feel that they will be rewarded for witnessing, especially if they are reviled or persecuted by those they are witnessing to. If you Google "Christian witnessing" you will find many sites that explain the importance of it and some directions on how to do it successfully.
Psychologists have surmised that this mania for proselytizing comes from their inner fear of being wrong and so if they can convince someone else then they feel they're right. Also, the personal "investment" they've put into their faith makes them fear they may have wasted their time. It's an addiction.
I agree with you Mr.Clark. This Ken guy hasn't read The Origin Of Species or much of anything else either. It doesn't look like he's even read the bible. But maybe this discussion will help him to take a second look. Maybe he should start with a review of how many people his "Loving" god was resopsible for killing in the old testament. The estimate is around 2 million and this includes a LOT of innocent children.. I could go on and on about it, but it's best if people like that find out on their own.
You could also leave tracts like "Kissing Hank's Ass".
If I ever seen a bible I would probably burn it.
I'd love to rip it up and flush it, but that might be considered vandalism. Sigh.
A few drops of superglue does a bibo good. It also leads to ick reactions that encourage others to throw the book away.
That's really funny! I think I'll go with Elmer's. More natural.
I remember when we had the old outhouse as a kid. Usually the Sears catalog was in there and us kids would enjoy the pictures of women in bras and underwear. Maybe we would enjoy them too long, but we knew what the book was for.
In a hotel with Gideon bibles you could inform the clerk as you were leaving that a few pages were missing. Tell him you are sorry, but you ran out of toilet paper.
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Suns GM: 'No trepidation' hiring Jeff Hornacek despite a lack of head coaching experience
According to McDonough, during the interview process Jeff Hornacek personified those characteristics, and additionally impressed with his ties to the franchise's tradition and passionate fan base around the Valley.
What Hornacek couldn't bring to the table was a r�sum� filled with head coaching experience, yet the new Suns GM said he had no qualms when deciding to hire the former 14-year NBA veteran as the team's head coach.
"There's not much trepidation," McDonough told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo. "He's been around the game his whole life, grew up the son of head coach in Illinois. Johnny Orr when he was at Iowa State called him a coach on the floor as a 22-year-old.
"He played in the NBA for a number of years and had a great success. As you guys know most it wasn't based on raw physical ability. It was his mind, his toughness, the way he thought the game and the way he anticipated things happening on the floor."
McDonough, who worked in the Celtics' basketball operations department from 2004-2013, noted that despite not having coaching experience of any kind in 2004, Hornacek was granted an interview for the Boston head coaching job because of his well-regarded reputation around the league.
It's a reputation he's only built upon with recent experience.
In 2007-2008, Hornacek returned to Utah -- where he played for parts of seven seasons -- to serve as a special shooting coach with the Jazz. Following Jerry Sloan's departure in Feb. 2011, the former All-Star joined Tyrone Corbin's staff as a full-time assistant -- a role he held for the past two-plus seasons.
"Going through practices, developing players, in terms of scouting upcoming opponents, in terms of working with the head coach to develop game plans, he's done all that stuff," said McDonough. "There's a little question about any of us who haven't sat in that head chair -- including me going from an assistant GM to a GM -- but it's really a minor concern and not something I'm worried about at all."
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Reported by: | carrano | Owned by: | Collabora |
Priority: | blocker | Milestone: | 9.1.0-cancelled |
Component: | telepathy-salut | Version: | not specified |
Keywords: | blocks-:8.2.0 joyide-2301:- | Cc: | dsaxena, morgs, dcbw, mtd, marco |
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Joyride 2292 and 2301 (installed with olpc-update) present problems with collaboration in the following scenario.
Two XOs connected to an access point (no school server, no jabber server).
Most important symptoms:
- You can't rely that one XO will see the other in the neighbor view. Sometimes it will, sometimes it won't. And sometimes, A will see B, but B will not see A.
- Even if the A sees B, and also icons for activities shared by B, A can join that activity but no traffic will reach B, at least from a user point of view (did not sniff to see if the frames were sent).
- It is possible for the XOs to ping each other with the eth0 address
- If enabled to answer to broadcast pings, the XOs will even respond to each other pings to 22.214.171.124
Interesting remarks that may or may not be related (it's important to get repeatability here):
- in one of the XOs there were two circles for the same access point
- it all seems to work fine after the removal of the networks.cfg and a reboot.
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At Boulders Edge Tipi Retreat - Experience the magic and tranquility of tipi camping. We have two traditional Sioux Native American tipis. Each sleeps 8 comfortably. They are placed in a beautiful woodland setting that is excellent for observing the abundant Hocking Hills wildlife. Give your loved ones memories that will last a lifetime.
Address: 11470 Dalton Road, Rockbridge Phone: 740-385-0707 | |
Caveman Retreats - Private, secluded, furnished cabin with two ladder accessible loft sleeping areas, sofa sleeper, TV, VCR, refrigerator, electric stove, microwave, basic cooking utensils, full bath, gas grill on wrap around deck. Caveman Retreats also has wooded and open campsites. Each site has picnic table and fire ring. Restrooms are only a short walk from any site. Electric hook ups available. For your convenience tents and camping accessories are......
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Chandler's Enchanted Acres - 3 12'x18' Amish built log cabins on 45 acres of woods. Queen beds, microwave, refrig., table & chairs, heat, AC. Has fire pit, grill, and picnic table.
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Happy Hills Campground and Cabins - Happy Hills Campground is a remote yet easily accessible campground designed for a quiet and relaxing vacation. Situated atop Asbury Ridge in Wayne National Forest, the main attraction for this beautiful campground is nature, itself. Happy Hills offers 63 large open or shaded sites featuring electric, water, sewer, table and a fire ring. Restrooms are modern and clean with flush toilets, hot showers and a dump station.......
Address: 22245 State Route 278, Nelsonville Phone: 740-385-6720 | |
Hocking Hills Campground - The Hocking Hills Campground on the banks of Hocking River offers primitive riverfront camping a short drive from Hocking Hills State Park.
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Hocking River RV Park - Beautiful RV Park in the heart of Hocking Hills Region of Ohio. Every space has a river view, and electric hook-up. Park contains river swimming and tubing, hiking and trees, trees, trees.
Address: 30682 Chieftain Drive, Logan Phone: 740-331-4840, 740-385-6702 | |
Old Man's Cave - The most popular of all the Hocking areas is Old Man's Cave, located on State Route 664. Here at the Upper Falls, the Grandma Gatewood Trail begins its six-mile course connecting three of the park's areas.
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Spotted Horse Ranch - We are a working ranch. We offer our guests the excitement of riding the trails on one of our Appaloosa horses, or bring their own horse! The Ranch offers a 16-site campground. Each site has electric and water, shower house with flush toilets. Our Party Hall and lighted arena for open barrel racing, horse shows, etc is available. For a truly unique adventure try our "Cowboy Cookout" ride!
Address: 17325 SR 180, Laurelville Phone: 877-992-7433, 740-332-RIDE | |
Three Reasons Farms, Horse Camp - Horse camping, primitive, and electric/H20 sites available; shower house, bunk houses, horse stalls, reservations only. Hiking also - 40 miles of trails, ride to all parks. Also 2 BR cabin and pasture area.
Address: 17599 Cream Ridge Road, Rockbridge Phone: 740-380-2729 | |
Top O' The Caves - This 60 acre resort is located in the heart of the beautiful Hocking Hills. There is a full range of overnight accommodations from primitive tent sites to full hook-up for the larger R.V.'s. There are also small to luxury log cabins that feature air conditioning and fireplaces and a larger lodge for groups.....and it's all reasonably priced.
Currently there are two newer luxury and secluded cabins for your stay. Both feature central......
Address: 26780 Chapel Ridge Road, South Bloomingville Phone: 800-967-2434, 740-385-6566 | |
A W Marion State Park - This small but unique park offers a variety of recreational activities while maintaining a quiet atmosphere of natural serenity.
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IT was 30 years ago today . . . that the greatest centre-forward in English football breathed his last. Dixie Dean died at Goodison Park - the scene of so many of his greatest triumphs - minutes from the end of a Merseyside derby match. And to commemorate the occasion the Everton Collection is hosting a new online exhibition telling his story in a series of magnificent images. Dean's name figures heavily in the Collection, which has been on display at Liverpool's Central Library for several months now. Due to finish its six month run after the Easter holidays, football fans of any allegiance are urged to visit the Collection before it goes back into storage. Of course the images will still be available for viewing via the Collection's excellent website - www.evertoncollection.org.uk - which now has thousands of images freely available to view of the Collection's 18,000 items. Fans can read the Everton Football Club minute books from 1887 to 1964, explore the match archive section which includes 10,000 match programmes or even search for your favourite player's memorabilia.
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The Opernhaus Zürich mounted this production of Richard Strauss's 1909 opera Elektra in late 2005; the rendition glimpsed herein was cut together from two separate performances on November 30th and December 4th of that year. Strauss adapted the work from Hugo von Hoffmansthal's 1903 stage drama of the same name, which von Hoffmansthal, in turn, adapted from the seminal Greek tragedy. This version stars Marjana Lipovsek as Klytamnestra, Eva Johansson as Elektra, Melanie Diener as Chrysothemis and Rudolf Schasching as Aegisth. The Chorus of the Opernhaus Zürich (under the leadership of chorus master Ernst Raffelsberger) and the Orchester der Oper Zürich (under the baton of conductor Christoph von Dohnányi) provide musical accompaniment. Nathan Southern, Rovi
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By Eric LibiotTranslated By Keegan Robertson 4 December 2012Edited by Rachel Smith France - L'Express - Original Article (French) In each of his films, Brad Pitt plays it too cool, too beautiful, too classy. Andrew Dominik's "Killing Them Softly," in theaters this week, is a striking example. It's annoying. Very annoying. Who does he think he is? This is a well-deserved letter. Dear Brad Pitt, No, I am not going to verify the facts. This is probably not very professional of me, I'll give you that, but I like it that way, and I'm afraid that this might not be true. I read on imdb.com, which is hardly a forum for gossipmongers, that you had your teeth redone. At the very least, your dentist crowned your chompers with white paper wrapping, maintaining a long tradition of presenting a gleaming smile to the world in general, and girls in particular. Let me tell you that I don't think that's very fair play. What is left for us poor, inglorious mortals, little boys neither handsome nor rich? You and your pal George Clooney, whose name, don't forget, will forever look like a big red nose* — and don't even start me on yours — frankly, you're starting to annoy me. Pay attention. The red carpet at your feet will not last forever. And the fact that you are an excellent actor won't change a thing, dear Brad Pitt. If no one else notices your little game, I do. Take "Killing Them Softly," by Andrew Dominik, for example. Opposite James Gandolfini, who was drunk as a skunk, you played it a tad dismissive, haughty and ironically backhanded. Yeah, you think you're hot stuff. Without an ounce of compassion. You are next to Tony Soprano in person, or virtually — the man capable of desoldering any pipe with a single raised eyebrow — and you find nothing better to do than to put on your Hollywood attitude. That will have to change. It will change. I had the kindness to warn you, so take it as you must. With modesty, please. You will soon enter your 50th year, on Dec. 8, to be exact, and the plaster will start to crack. Your Dorian Gray attitude will last about five minutes and then the day will come when, behind the mask, we will finally see the true picture -- old, dull, and crusty. Yes, my young Brad, that will be you. A little gut, some dark circles, a bit of arthritis and the like. No more casino robberies or Benjamin Button tricks, in which I'm sure you used Coué's self-help methods. You are going to get old, and that's that. And you don't know how ugly it's going to get. It's a question of global balance, you see. Today you are too beautiful, too classy, too rich, too sexy, too cool, too married. Tomorrow, you will be all that but less so. Or not at all. *Editor's Note: The French pronunciation of the word "clown," which is taken from the English, sounds like the first syllable of "Clooney."
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PARIS -- Dinara Safina shanked shots, squandered chances, screamed profanities at herself and still won, setting up an all-Russian final at French Open. The top-ranked Safina beat Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia 6-3, 6-3 in the semifinals Thursday and needs one more win for her first Grand Slam title. On Saturday, she'll face No. 7-seeded Svetlana Kuznetsova, who beat Samantha... Full story »
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The last American standing in Paris was finally felled on Wednesday. Serena Williams, the No. 2 seed in the women's draw and final American player remaining in either draw, lost to Svetlana Kuznetsova, 7-6 (3), 5-7, 7-5, ending her bid for a second career French Open title in the quarterfinal round, along with her 18-match Grand Slam winning streak. Full story »
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Perhaps Roger Federer was still a bit stunned at his good fortune on Monday, and for that you cannot blame him. The world No. 2 is now in the driver's seat to capture the French Open title that has eluded him during an illustrious career studded with virtually every other title in tennis, including 13 Grand Slams. But before... Full story »
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Preakness winner Rachel Alexandra will not run in the Belmont Stakes, opening the way for jockey Calvin Borel to return to Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird in his quest for a personal Triple Crown. Jess Jackson, Rachel Alexandra's co-owner, said Friday the spectacular filly "deserves a well-earned vacation." Full story »
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The Saint Bonaventure Seraphs are excited and preparing to join other top teams in the Marmonte League.
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Jandía is an area and a peninsula covering the whole southwestern part of the island of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands forming the westernmost and the southernmost points on the island. It is mainly mountainous and rocky and has less vegetation than some areas of the island, including palm trees and some plants. The peninsula is entirely in the municipality of Pájara. The peninsula features Fuerteventura's tallest mountain, Pico de Jandía or Pico de la Zarza, that rises to an elevation of 807 m. Jandía also has a point in the southwest named Punta de Jandía and a touristic spot named Jandía Playa as well as the port and beach resort of Morro Jable in the southcentral part.
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MacBook Air 2013: light gaming and study - Which configuration?
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I'm guessing with the 2013 you will need to wait for someone who has tried gaming on it, but I'm having a good guess at staying it would run them games on low atleast with the fans been moderately quiet. I'd go for the 8GB Ram just because it tends to be the new 4GB. Most people now adays will always recommend 8GB ram but I can play a fair amount of games on my MBA with only 4GB. Personally I'd stay with the i5 normal and not upgrade and this may also affect your battery life. 128GB will be fine for just for OSX if your using a 1TB HDD for (most) of your documents and mostly all games. I run a 128GB SSD with OSX and quite a few applications/documents and still have 80GB spare Just wait for someone who has played around with games on the 2013 MBA for a 100% answer.
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As for games, the bottleneck is the 5000 graphics, so spending more money for a higher clocked CPU is a waste, regardless of whether it increases the 5000 clock speed or not, as that's not going to affect performance of games that much. |
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It's like upgrade one: RAM, HDD or CPU. So. RAM it is, then? |
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yes go for the ram
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I would say, if you can, get the following:
8gb ram - this will just be handy to have, especially since it appears to be your main machine. 256gb - because you want to play the games you say (they aren't on Mac) you will need to bootcamp... I would never recommend bootcamping with a 128gb hard drive (especially if you intend on using both partitions like you want) because it leaves very little room for apps and files (even with an external hard drive). I read before I got my SSD for my MBP that a general rule of thumb is to have about 10% of your SSD free, after it goes to less than that performance drops. the 128gb comes with about 110gb free (I believe) so half of that is 55gb. 55gb - 20gb (for windows 7 64bit) leaves 35gb to use. Keep about 6gb free, so 29 gb to play with. Yes that is a good amount of room, but remember some games these days can take up 15gbs alone. So if you can manage to only keep a few installed at any point, then you should be fine. But as I said above, I just recommend the 256 for bootcamping. Because 55gb really isn't much especially for a few years (at least for the people I know). i5 - the i7 will do very little for you.
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You can probably stick your games in a USB 3.0 external drive and barely suffer any performance decrease. They make take a bit longer to load, but otherwise they should run just as well. Saying that, I went with the 128GB and decided not to install a Windows partition - native Mac only for me. I have 30GB of music which I want to keep internal, so soon enough I'll have to start sticking games in my external.
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Jun 30, 2013, 03:06 AM | #11 |
I have basically the exact same necessities as you, and have decided on the i5/8gb/256 model. I've looked around on some threads, and have discovered that i5 is actually better for both battery and heat. Would be a plus for you when you're studying or gaming. Trying to place an order, but need to wait for approval in my country...sigh. |
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Jun 30, 2013, 03:00 PM | #12 | |
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Jun 30, 2013, 03:29 PM | #13 | |
i5/4gb/128 i do gaming and web and mail with photo editing and it runs sweet has even had its fan on yet. |
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Jun 30, 2013, 06:37 PM | #14 |
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Jul 1, 2013, 01:02 AM | #15 |
Let's make this a bit more silly with one last question: Is waiting for the next gen MBP not a better idea? Or is the air a good choice for me?
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Jul 1, 2013, 01:34 AM | #16 | |
As for the 15" rMBP, well, unless you're doing cpu intensive work that utilizes the 4 (8) cores, such as serious video encoding, or you want to get a lot more out of gaming on your mac (a dedicated gpu), there's very little reason to get a 15". |
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Jul 1, 2013, 12:01 PM | #17 | |
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Jul 1, 2013, 02:54 PM | #18 |
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Jul 2, 2013, 01:59 AM | #19 |
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Jul 2, 2013, 07:11 AM | #20 |
i7 will perform better but i honestly can not give you a solid difference in FPS, but anandtech writer tweeted about comparing the i7 vs i5 air and should be up soon. i would also read up on the hd 5000 gaming thread on this forum for FPS to compare.
Macbook air June 2013 32 gig 5s space gray 32 gig nexus 7 2nd |
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Jul 3, 2013, 02:02 AM | #21 |
Okay guys. These are possible:
I could also buy it in half a year and get i5/8/256, but I want to take advantage of the BTS promo that runs until september. So yeah. It comes down to either performance or internal storing capacity. Wish I had the money to always get exactly what I wanted |
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Jul 3, 2013, 03:58 AM | #22 | |
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Jul 3, 2013, 04:34 AM | #23 |
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Jul 3, 2013, 05:05 AM | #24 | |
For that difference you'll get a better processor, better graphics (if they go with the Iris Pro), better screen and, if Apple doesn't make it thinner, slightly less or same battery life as the Air even with the better processor and better screen due to more battery-space. As said, your choice and the Air might fit you better but I will definitely wait and see what the rMBP update brings! |
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Jul 3, 2013, 05:12 AM | #25 |
i5/8GB RAM and 256/512GB drive, depending on what you need/can afford.
13" rMBP Haswell i5/16GB/512GB (Late '13) 21.5" iMac i5/16GB/1TB Fusion (Late '12) iPhone 5s 32GB iPad rMini 32GB |
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