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01. Sometimes Even A Bear Gets Carried Away
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04. CSS Time Savers For Your Toolbelt
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09. Old Type On Old Campfire Marshmallows
10. Streetmix: What Would Your Own Street Look Like?
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Imagine you snoop around in the woods, you think of nothing bad, and suddenly you bump into a bear who runs an arcade and wants to play cube slam against you! You think this sounds crazy? It happened to me. I ran into a bear who runs an arcade. I ran into Bob. Bob is a bear who got bored. Bored of doing nothing else than eating berries all day long. So Bob thought, let's make this life more fun! And built an arcade overnight.
Now, you can imagine that a bear who runs an arcade is not the typical thing you see out there in the wild. And so most of the other animals thought that Bob must have gone insane. Luckily, not all turned their back on him. Some of the more nerdy ones among Bob's friends remained faithful: his wife and kids, his best buddy, the moose, and a bunch of rabbits. Meaning, Bob has a fanbase and they follow every game he plays. Bob is also known to be quirky and he's got home advantage. But after all, he is a very nice guy — he'll let you play against your friends, too. So, are you ready to cube slam? (ea)
If you happen to browse Dribbble shots every now and then, you may sometimes stumble upon interesting navigations or interaction patterns. You may bookmark it so you can check it more later, or perhaps forget about it entirely. But what if you could just grab a CSS/JavaScript snippet instead and play with it right away?
Give'n'Go is a curated Tumblog gallery of Dribbble shots reworked as interactive CodePen pens with markup and styles ready to be grabbed right away. Curated by Chris Nager, the gallery already has dozens and dozens of snippets, from radio buttons to menus and mockups. Now that's a goldmine to explore, or fork and improve! Also, if you know another good Dribbble + CodePen Give 'n' Go pair, you are welcome to submit your own pair. A good, valuable resource. (vf)
When logging into an open Wi-Fi, we can't really avoid leaving our tracks. So far, nothing new. But what if someone collected this data, let's say at a conference, to visualize the flow of visitors? Knowing who logged into which access point could provide a whole new perspective on the event and the behavior of its attendees. Which talks attracted most listeners, what time of the day was high noon in terms of traffic? Open Data City has put this scenario into effect at the re:publica, one of the largest annual conferences about the digital space in Germany.
Open Data City collected the data of devices that logged into one of the 100 access points at a venue and visualized their movements on an interactive floor plan accompanied by a timeline. It shows 6,700 tiny dots — the devices and their respective owners — moving around, assembling for talks, untying and spreading out in all directions to finally come together again. The entire three days of the event was reconstructed this way, from the rush in the morning to the last handful of devices holding the fort at night. Intriguing, but also a reminder on how sensitive our digital data actually is. The data used for this experiment was, of course, salted and hashed before being processed. (cm)
No one can ever have enough useful tools in their toolbox. When it comes to CSS, there are lots of tasks that are either mundane or just error-prone, and definitely could be assisted with little time-saving tools. Especially if you tend to have lots of redesign projects, every now and again you need to explore legacy stylesheets and markup, and also detect unused, duplicate or even erroneous code.
ExtractCSS and ucss to the rescue! The first tool extracts IDs, classes and inline styles from an HTML document and outputs them as a CSS stylesheet. To clean up the markup mess and generate a list of used classes and IDs, you just have to paste HTML and choose the options you prefer (such as indentation, curly braces, semicolons, etc.). Unfortunately, you can't upload multiple HTML files (or .zips) yet. The second tool analyzes CSS and finds unused and duplicate styles as well as duplicate selectors. It also counts matches for each rule and follows links within the given domain. Bookmarked! (vf)
What time is it? Well, why not check on one of Matt Johnston's flat Wrist clock designs. Every two weeks he uploads a new design, each exploring typography, colors and clock mechanics. Matt brings old as well as new wristwatches to life, getting his inspiration from actual wristwatch designs. This is a side project for Matt in which he can get out of his comfort zone and experiment with typography, colors and new fun ideas.
Matt is currently showcasing "The Weekender" and "No.1″ so make sure to check out his website! Don't forget to take a closer look at the navigation menu which prompts you to check your local time, or San Francisco, London or even Paris times. Maybe this will help you glean some inspiration for your own wristwatch, too! (sh)
"Hey dude! It's 20 minutes to 2 and I'm feeling good!" Wouldn't you prefer to display the time like this in your application? Aaron Lumsden created a jQuery plugin named tidyTime.js that turns regular time into a friendlier, more human dialogue. There are a few demos for you to try out; some of my favourites include, "Wakey wakey! It's a quarter to 6 in the morning", "It's 27 minutes to 5. You're gonna be late!" and "It's just gone 12 noon. Let's create some music!"
Who doesn't want their website to stand out and ooze personality? The library is a great tool to create an easy-going, friendly interaction with your users. If you are looking for alternative libraries to display or manage time, check out Moment.js, xDate and Smart Time Ago, as well! (sh)
Need a quick screenshot to show your colleague or client what exactly you are talking about, indicate misspelled words or just highlight an important part of a picture? Snapnote is a free and easy-to-use tool to annotate images that will help you take care of such issues.
Simply upload the image by dragging and dropping, or by pasting it into the field. Then you can make the desired annotations with four tools to choose from: add arrows, text, draw boxes, add labels or even speech balloons. There are seven different colors to choose from to highlight. Once you're done, upload the edited file and Snapnote will provide you with a link to share with your audience. It does't get simpler than that, does it? (kv)
Swedish designer and developer, Hampus Olsson, developed his first website at the age of eight. Since then, he hasn't stopped experimenting, creating and inventing. He has worked with quite a few companies and loves the extraordinary and exotic, and apparently loves design as well as working with pixels.
But especially when it comes to pixels, he has found a true love in sharing them with everyone. On his blog, Hampus provides free downloads, more specifically two of his carefully crafted designs as funky desktop wallpapers. This is a fantastic idea — have you considered doing so yourself? By providing your own designs as wallpapers, you could even produce prints, cards or t-shirts of them, and including links right next to the free downloads. If you do, please don't forget to share it with us! (kv)
Our world is full of "things". There are things everywhere. Just think of all the stuff that's stored in your homes. Like boxes, books, tools — or campfire marshmallows! And almost everything has type or lettering on it. If not on the item itself, then at least its packaging is labeled. It's all something, and it's made by someone and somewhere. We mostly think of it as "stuff". But we could also think of it as "beauty". If you want to see the beauty of things with labels, then have a look at Typehunting.
Typehunting, curated by Jonathan Lawrence, lets you look at the type and lettering on all kinds of artifacts. As you'll notice, the booties in these images are pretty old — as old as the box of Nestlé's sweet milk cocoa manufactured by Peter Cailler Kohler Swiss Chocolates Company. Google this name and you will find out that "Peter" stands for Daniel Peter, the inventor of milk chocolate. So, besides being a great source for typographic inspiration, Typehunting could also be your key to trace the people and stories that are hidden behind "things". (ea)
Have you ever sat down and wondered what it would be like if you had the chance to improve your street and perhaps even redesign it from scratch? Streetmix, a side project by Code for America, helps you to do just that. You can design, remix and share your own personally designed street by starting off with a completely empty street or a copy of your last street, and including what and where you think your city needs, i.e. trams, bus lanes, traffic lanes, bicycle paths, or even wider sidewalks.
The idea is really innovative; the idea behind the project was to enable people to suggest ideas and improvements for the actual streets within their cities. The reality is that urban planners need to serve the needs of everyone that makes up a community: the young, the elderly, the differently abled, business people, pet owners, etc. If you've now started thinking about your own city street then go ahead and finally design your ideal street! (sh)
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You guys using a servo reverser for the flaps? I will probably just flip mine.
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Doesn't say. Look at the pockets they are like the ailerons.
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Sep 10, 2011, 12:37 PM | |
ahhh so they are ... can't believe you made me get off the couch ! Ok,,diff model manual says orient flap servo same way... for some reason that was stuck in my mind . So yep servo reverse, use 2 channels on rx, ( flip it if it'll work) or perhaps those auto slow flap servos Jeff has on the way move in different directions .
Headsup rc is fast ! Have everything now except a few small things... like a servo reverse Y harness now take care all , H |
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I picked mine up from the post office yesterday morning 9 days after clearing US Customs in NY (which is about 1 hour away!). This plane has the smoothest EPO I've ever seen. It looks awesome. I have to put in a few late nights to have her ready for the NEAT Fair this coming week! Looks like she goes together pretty quickly. I have a light kit ready for her.
What size lipo does she require to balance well? I think I'm going to use a Monster Power 15 on her. What a beautiful model. Mike |
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Glad you finally got yours, Mike. Ming says that with a 3S 3300 he still needed 40g of nose weight. Maybe try a 4000? The MP 15 is a great motor, wish I had one left to use.
Ry, Henry, we went through that with the SBD. Ming designed the pockets to face the same way b/c he uses a glider radio that allows you to droop the ailerons, so it's not a problem. I have a couple of reversing Y's, but they are kind of bulky and fuse space is at a real premium in this model, so I think I will just re-cut one of the servo pockets. Ry, you were right, I have a 4-5 mm spinner gap, plus the spinner is a couple of mm too small. I think I will just glue a ring of soft balsa to the nose and sand it down, kill 2 birds with one stone. All I need is a little unsupervised (read honey-dos) time. Jeff |
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That looks fantastic spyro !
Glad she found you safe ,Mike ! Hurricane balance,,, Every hurri model I've had ,,same deal. Short nose moment makes it a challenge to get correct cg ,, I dislike adding "dead weight " I have a 3300 in there now but haven't mocked it up... will try to get everything as far forward as possible... take care |
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My power plant is 4 cell set-up. Thanks -Spyro |
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Sep 10, 2011, 04:47 PM | ||
I'm just bored, I was not gonna build this beauty yet, but decided to do some paint job . Yes, indeed, Ming's foam planes are ALL nice and flies Great, not like the typical mass produced boxed RTF's planes (or Ready To Fix). Spyro |
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Spyro, yours looks very nice indeed. Gonna look great in the air.
Been puttering a bit with mine. Long back story, but the Cliff Notes version is that I finally got my upstairs computer back on line and spent some time with my Hurricane Explored cd. Wow, wish I could upload some of the pics. There are 18 pages of cockpit photos, 3 different Hurris. I found one perfect pic of the downward facing ID lights, stop light configuration, green/yellow/red. Not all Hurris had them, one has a centre red and two blanked off panels, others have none at all. There are in a very awkward place to install, solid foam everywhere, but I think I have a plan. Lots of good pics of the flaps. Full down must be 85 degrees, like the Spit and the inboard flaps run right up to the radiator. In most pics on the ground the radiator shutter is open, might have to make one. Anyway, flaps. In the kit, no inner flaps, max deflection 40 degrees. Decided I would have to redo them, so am playing with that. I think it must be a genetic defect: if there is an easy way to do things and a hard way, I am drawn to the hard way like a moth to a candle. Hope I decide it's worth it. Since I have my new wheels, made bushings, and put the wheels on the struts. They operate fine, have enough clearance in the wells, so good to go. Doesn't show, but they have the diamond tread pattern that I see on the photos of current Hurris. At 2.5" they should be okay for grass. I see what Ming means about the struts. I wanted to tweak them to get them centred better and the strut bent like a pretzel. Apparently this batch didn't get tempered. I won't dare to fly without replacing mine. Slow, but puttering. Jeff ImagesView all Images in thread
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BEST boyfriend EVER!!!!! I love love loooove this vibe! I've had other rabbits but this was my favorite. Yes, this model is harder than others & I've read some reviews using that as a negative, but if you like it rough like me & want to grind the head against your G-spot, then a soft toy that bends away just won't do. I use it hard & often, buy batteries in bulk stores, lol...& this tough lil rabbit lasted a few years. I finally wore him out after hundreds of screaming Ohhhhs(sometimes 5,6 in a row.) He's only been gone for 15 mins, I panicked & jumped online to order another...decided to write a review in tribute while I'm here to beg Adam&Eve not to change this toy. I miss him already! R.I.P. Pink Rabbit...you'll soon be replaced but never forgotten!!! Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Anonymous User on 12/16/2013
Sucks This product is not proportioned correctly. It was big, so it only reach one spot. The product is also loud. I though the head was going to spin, but only the beads/pearls in the middle of product spins (I guess for decor). I was so upset after 3 failed attempts to use product that I threw is down on the floor and it broke. Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Anonymous User on 12/14/2013
Good but not great This really only loses a point because it kinda smells like skunk weed. But it fades after a while. Otherwise works magic! Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
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Oh my god! When i recieved my toy yesterday i thought, WOW its thick and big. It was hard getting it in a bit cuz im a bit tight but man once it was in there it was awesome i felt filled up and it was intense! My boyufriend doesnt usually play with me but when he played with me with this one it felt great. He made me Orgasm! Which is hard for me to do sometimes. This toy is a must have for you or for the both to play. The only complaint i have is the battery pack cover will fall off and pinch me when i am playing with it. I like pain sometimes but it gets annoying. Any way I LOVE IT!! I cant stop playing with it. I saw in other reviews the beads fell out, so far mine is ok just hoping that does not happen to me lol. Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Anonymous User on 12/9/2013
loved it..... this amazing little toy was everything that it promised to be that is, until it broke. The little beads that spin for g-spot stimulation are covered in a plastic coating which after a while chips off. This causes build up on the motor and it stops spinning. Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Anonymous User on 12/4/2013
Makin Dem Legs Shake If your in the market to HEAT things up in the bedroom, well look no further my friend. Since our recent addition of this lil guy, some of the acts that havin been taking place in our bedroom are borderline illegal. I used to associate my bed with where I sleep, now I like to think of it as my workbench, cause its definitely where my best work is done. Holla T.LaP Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Anonymous User on 11/25/2013
Fun but just OK I had higher expectations for this toy. The rabbit is awkwardly positioned so it didn't quite hit the spot and when you get the beads going it's a little loud. Much more fun for anal play. Was this comment helpful? Yes No (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
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I am investigating the possibility to open a Padel Club in San Diego, CA. Padel is a racquet sport which is very popular in Latin America and Europe but not yet in US.
I would offer Padel courts rental, Padel lessons, a small store with Padel related articles and a cafeteria offering snacks and drinks and, potentially, meals.
I would like to know what is the best Legal Structure for this business and, on the other hand, understand how to find which licenses are needed (as the business includes sport facilities rental, training, a retail store and a cafeteria/restaurant).
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The store was started in 1884. The current store owner Janice Pickett holds the picture that shows her ancestors and what it was like closer to the founding days.
Kewanee Restaurants
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Doogie's advertises the best hambergers anywhere. This picture is of our toughest hamberger critic in the family. Getting a thumbs up for a hamburger from her is a big deal.
We ordered Doogie's smoked turkey for our Chrsitmas eve dinner. Wow recommended!
Favorite Dish: Exit 169 I20 Kewanee on Highway 80.
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The Lauderdale Springs Confederate Cemetery is the site where two ancient routes intersect, the Tennessee trail and the Choctaw trail. The old Choctaw village named Panti was situated behind the cemetery. The first white settlers coming to Panti in 1800 were James Lauderdale and Ambrose Ramsey and Richard Smith. It was the Smith family that settled near Kewanee.
James Lauderdale purchased the Springs at Panti. In the 1850s the springs were developed into a fashionable health resort and spa and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad stopped at the Springs for passengers to get down near the resort. During the civil war the resort was converted into a Confederate General Hospital. Wounded soldiers were brought to the hospital by rail. The men were brought from Shiloh, Corinth, Luka, Jackson, Fisher Creek, Vicksburg and Forest North Mississippi battles. The soldiers who died at the hospital are buried at this cemetery.


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If you missed her in June, you're in for a treat! Squamish artist, Karen Yaremkewich will be our Artist in the Window again this Saturday. Karen founded Endure Upcycled Designs in 2010 and makes one-of-a-kind, eco-friendly pieces sourced from reclaimed fabrics and clothing found at thrift stores.
With a passion for creating costume pieces, Karen has made items for special events, art galleries, and unique shops, focusing on locations within a hundred mile radius of Squamish. At Bird on a Wire, we feature her handmade buntings made from burlap coffee bags, Squamish's very own Galileo Coffee Company's burlap coffee bags to be specific! Her buntings have a variety of messages on them perfect for the home or a wedding. She also makes adorable aprons, bow ties, mirrors, and other great pieces from recycled materials!
If you have an event coming up, or are looking for that unique touch to a space, be sure to join us at our store location, 2535 Main Street, from 11 am – 4 pm this Saturday, September 28th, to see some of the great items Karen has made as well as learn how to repurpose some items of your own!
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Pasta Bake With Sausage, Broccoli and Beans
Pasta Bake With Sausage, Broccoli and Beans
Make this "Cook Yourself Thin" recipe.Calories per serving: 529
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 large head of broccoli, about 1 1/2 pounds, cut into small florets
3 cloves garlic, peeled
3/4 pound rigatoni
1 tablespoon olive oil, plus more for pan
1 pound Italian-style turkey sausage with fennel (removed from casing if uncooked or thinly sliced if precooked)
1 can cannellini or Great Northern beans, rinsed and drained
2/3 pound skim mozzarella, grated, 1/4 cup reserved
3/4 cup skim ricotta cheese
1/2 cup chicken stock
1/2 cup Pecorino Romano cheese, finely grated, 1/4 cup reserved
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
3 tablespoons breadcrumbs
1 tablespoon olive oil
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Lightly oil a 9-x-13-inch gratin or baking dish.
2. In a separate pot, bring water to a boil and add 1/2 teaspoon of salt, broccoli and garlic. Simmer the broccoli and garlic for 5 minutes, until softened. With a slotted spoon remove the broccoli and garlic to a large bowl. Bring the water back to the boil, add the pasta, and cook the pasta for about 2 minutes less than the package directions suggest, about 11 minutes. The pasta should be al dente, a little firm.
3. Meanwhile, in a large Dutch oven set over medium-high heat, heat the oil. Add sausage and the garlic cloves from the broccoli bowl, and cook, stirring frequently until meat is fully cooked and no longer pink, about 4 to 5 minutes, if using fresh sausage. (If using fully cooked sausage, cook until surface is golden, about 2 to 3 minutes.) With a slotted spoon, transfer sausage to the broccoli, and drain most of the oil from the pan, leaving about 2 tablespoons. Discard the garlic.
4. Toss drained pasta with sausage mixture. Add beans, stock, 3/4 cup of grated mozzarella cheese and all of the ricotta. Add remaining salt and pepper. Gently toss. Transfer to prepared gratin or baking dish, top with breadcrumbs, remaining 1/4 cup of grated cheese and 1/4 cup mozzarella cheese, and drizzle with olive oil.
5. If making this in advance, allow the mixture to come to room temperature, cover with plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator.
6. Bake for 25 minutes, until heated through and crusty on top.


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This graceful version of the Senate is flex controlled for a woman's power quotient. The Lyric is the perfect blend of balance and acceleration, complete with flex dialed for ultimate girl power. Slightly softer than other Radar skis, it will ride with more forgiveness. Fluid rocker lends incremental support to the skier so the more ski that enters the water, the larger the platform becomes. A design-controlled flat spot provides the place for the ski to slide across the wakes with both speed and stability. The end of the flat spot connects to a single rocker radius. More effective edging comes from the parallel sidecut, which was created by reducing the tapered points in front of and behind the widest point of the ski. Multi-faceted 5 radius rail configuration is the first of its kind and capitalizes on the benefits of sharp and round bevel designs. Suggested max speed 34 mph.


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Is THIS where all your private information will be stored? NSA 'American Spy' facility
Purpose of one million square-feet, $1.9 billion facility in the Utah Valley kept secret
Amid the brouhaha over the National Security Administration reported procurement of U.S. citizens' private emails and telephone conversations, the purpose of a freshly constructed one million square-foot, $1.9 billion facility in the Utah Valley is now under question. Called the Utah Data Center, construction is expected to be finished by October. Some are questioning: is THIS where all my private information will be stored.
Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, YouTube, Skype and AOL have all been involved with the PRISM program, which the government insists is for national security.
Constructed on Camp Williams on the Salt Lake-Utah County line, the exact purpose of the Utah Data Center has been vague. Officials have been tight-lipped about what will be stored there.
Plans released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is handling the construction, show the center will have four "data halls" to store information and two substations to power the facility.
Expected to employ 100 to 200 permanent employees after its completion, z prerequisite for employment is that all applicants must be U.S. citizens.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Utah have expressed concern over what they fear will be stored at the center.
"We're mining data, we're gathering data and it's all done secretly," ACLU of Utah director Karen McCreary told reporters. "We don't even know what's going on."
"When the NSA facility in Utah was announced, local officials praised it for the jobs it would bring," Libertas director Connor Boyack added.
"As Americans are now learning, those jobs entail harvesting the data generated by innocent Americans not suspected of any crime, in contradiction to the Fourth Amendment."
The Washington Post broke the news that for the past six years, U.S. intelligence agencies have been extracting personal information from across the country.
The PRISM program was launched in 2007 with the blessing of special federal judges under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Several members of the U.S. Congress were made aware of the classified data-gathering program, but were sworn to secrecy, according to the Post.
PRISM has been described by NSA officials "as the most prolific contributor to the president's Daily Brief" and the "leading source of raw material," the Post reported.
In the meantime, U.S. President Barack Obama says the PRISM program does not involve monitoring the email content of U.S. citizens or anyone living in the U.S., and he repeatedly stated that both programs - the phone spying and PRISM - have been approved by Congress.
"You can complain about 'big brother' and how this is a potential program run amuck," Obama said, "but when you actually look at the details, then I think we've stuck the right balance."
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8 months ago
According to the Emporer Obama - we have nothing to fear from organizations under his leadership listening and recording everything about as they choose! And according to the Emporer, it's because it's "transparent!"
Of course the trick here is understanding that the term "transparent" to Obama means "What I know, you as a citizen don't need to know. Just trust me, your "Emporer," to decide what you need to know and what you don't need to know. That's transparency!"
8 months ago
"The Constitution of the United States is a law for rulers and people, equally in war and in peace, and covers with the shield of its protection all classes of men, at all times, and under all circumstances. No doctrine, involving more pernicious consequences, was ever invented by the wit of men than that any of its provisions can be suspended during any of the great exigencies of government." --- Justice David Davis in Ex parte Milligan (1866)
8 months ago
I wonder if there isn't someone who can connect the dots here. Reflecting the sentiments of the Founders I believe it was John Adams who said that "our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." It is hard to describe modernity in America as moral and religious. Much more fitting to our present circumstance is the "tyranny of relativism" that Pope Benedict spoke of. And thus the perceived need for an overarching "Big Brother" government. America was birthed in the "natural law," our inalienable rights proclaimed as endowed by our Creator through that natural law. We no longer consider the natural law. It has been replaced by a subjective relativism that entrusts our "freedom" to those in government who know what's best for us. They are Nietzche's "supermen" and we, their willing slaves. A 100 million Americans need to be watched?
8 months ago
And we don't think that writing about this topic or any other at Catholic Online isn't a "SECURITY" concern for those in power??? That puts any American on the short list for a "visit" under the Patriot Act?
8 months ago
I have written a number of posts that describe Obama and his Party as Marxists. This latest news makes my case all the more. There is much much more to come. Today, 6/10/2013, I heard some GOPer's actually defend this Police State action on the people of America. I would just like to remind them that they are currently under surveillance from Obama and his Police State Admin. Of course Obama isn't going to spend time watching his Obamabots because he knows they are in his back pocket and are going nowhere. This site and others where there is opposition is where he will spend his time monitoring. What are they monitoring? Where you the Pro-Lifer, The Tea Party Patriot, The Pro-Marriage Catholic, are volunteering your time; where you are donating your money, what are you saying to your fellow activists, and what your actions you have taken. Obama and Nepolitano showed their hand back in 2009 when they and Pelosi declared the Pro-Life and Tea Party Movement as "Terrorists". August 1st is just 2 months away and that's when the HHS Mandate kicks in and the Catholic Church is going to get KICKED.
8 months ago
It appears that president Obama and many in his administration think they are above the laws of God and man. If our constitutional rights are being trampled by PRISM, then we need to shut it down and bring the perpetrators to justice.
8 months ago
It appears that the only ones who have a right to privacy are those who are in positions of power. The only time they attack whistleblowers is when they have been caught with their pants down or their hands in the cookie jar. Those who choose security over freedom deserve neither! Here's a thought : if they want to gather info on us to screen for terrorists, let's all become "terrorists ". Let's flood the internet and our communications with their targeted terms. Let's do it to such an extent that they are FLOODED with suspected "terrorists " thus making their little secret spy network useless! Not just hope and change, weren't we promised transparency also?? The wrong ones are on trial!! What happened to the Whistleblower Protection Act? Was that suspended by executive order also? And who believes that the real terrorists didn't already know that their communications were being monitored and already take necessary precautions to protect themselves? It's not foreign enemies that are a threat to our security. It's our own government officials!
8 months ago
How's that hope and change thing working?
8 months ago
I have learned to never trust someone that hides their acts for 7 or more years...there is a lot more to recall when you know the real, actual enumeration in the uS Constitution has events recorded and hidden for the whole time Washington DC has existed.
Many people view Congress today as proven dysfunctional from living in their own delusion created from being in the follow of a coin to avoid prosecution themselves.They just continue legitimizing themselves and changing the laws like they need be added to previously written children's novels now, as the main living characters.
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Whether you're looking to start your education or bolster your career, an associates in military studies may be your answer. This degree provides a broad general education along with courses specific to the U.S. military. These programs are geared towards both civilians and military service members alike. After graduating, students would be prepared for study at the bachelor's degree level.
Why an Associate Degree?
An online military studies degree can provide a flexible, affordable option to students looking to kick-start their education and career, especially for those students with military experience. For example, students may be able to apply their years of service towards credits, which can help them earn their associate degree more quickly and cheaply. The degree can also serve as a foundation towards a bachelor's degree for those students considering continuing their military studies or another degree entirely.
Getting Into an Associate Degree Program
Application requirements vary by school. But generally here's what you need:
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Mostly good news today, which is awesome, but this is a play that I have to address. The Red Wings' PK was good Saturday. Minnesota didn't have many shots and when they did get shots, Howard was there to make the save. However, this happened:
On the ice is Hank, Cleary, Stuart and Ericsson. After Hank blocks a shot from the point and another shot hits the side of the net, the puck ends up in the corner where is is taken by Koivu.
The Wings surround Heatley in an attempt to take away the pass to the slot. It's not a bad thing to give up shots from the point as long as Howard can see it. It's not a great idea to give up shots from the slot. Especially if it's a guy like Heatley. Latendress is alone in front of Howard, but Ericsson will drift back and cover him shortly.
And then he doesn't. Ericsson leaves Latendress to cover Heatley even though any pass to the slot is covered.
Koivu sees this and moves into position to send the puck to Latendress. Howard has a heart attack.
Latendress never looks up to see if he has any open net. Instead, he just shoots the puck into Howard and the Red Wings clear the puck. Seconds later, Latendress would be called for holding (and it was a terrible call). Notice that at the moment he shoots, he has about 60% of the Red Wings' zone to himself. That's not supposed to happen. You want to deny time and space. If you're not 100% sure what that means, it just means that you want to get right on people so they don't have time to do anything and deny space so he has nowhere to shoot or pass. Make them dump it into open ice and fight for the puck. Do this well and they end up killing their own penalty.
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Year-RoundTHE GUTHRIE THEATER is an American center for theater performance, production, education and professional training, known for its dynamic productions of classic and contemporary plays. Open to the public year-round, this award-winning cultural destination houses three theaters, dramatic public spaces and distinctive dining.
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel, the Guthrie is located in the historic Mill District of Downtown Minneapolis and features a 175-foot cantilever bridge which overlooks the Mississippi River. When it opened in 2006 Time magazine called the building "a 21st century dream factory."
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A ring of this type is very rare indeed. It is forged from Baatorian greensteel and is enchanted to extend its properties to the wearer. Once per day, the wearer can invoke the power of the ring. Upon invoking the power the wearer will find that his skin hardens and takes on the texture and colour of greensteel. The wearer gains a +4 enchantment bonus to his or her AC for 4 rounds after which the power is used for that day.The extra weight behind their attacks grants a +2 enhancement bonus to wearer's Strength for the duration of the power.Due to the change in the wearer's body they suffer a -2 Dexterity penalty, as a result of the tightness of their skin. The wearer's weight does not alter enough to have any effect on things such as sinking in water, but it does impose a -4 penalty to any swim checks taken by any character dumb enough to invoke the power and try to swim. |
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Evolutionary approaches to neural control of rolling, walking, swimming and flying animats or robots (2003)
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author = {Jean-Arcady Meyer and Stéphane Doncieux and David Filliat and Agnès Guillot},
title = {Evolutionary approaches to neural control of rolling, walking, swimming and flying animats or robots},
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This article describes past and current research efforts in evolutionary robotics that have been carried out at the AnimatLab, Paris. Such approaches entail using an artificial selection process to automatically generate developmental programs for neural networks that control rolling, walking, swimming and flying animats or robots. Basically, they complement the underlying evolutionary process with a developmental procedure – in order hopefully to reduce the size of the genotypic space that is explored – and they occasionally call on an incremental approach, in order to capitalize upon solutions to simpler problems so as to devise solutions to more complex problems. This article successively outlines the historical background of our research, the evolutionary paradigm on which it relies, and the various results obtained so far. It also discusses the potentialities and limitations of the approach and indicates directions for future work.


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I am drinking a tripel that I bottled one week ago. I carbed it with champagne yeast, lalvin 1118. Within one week, it is fully carbed. Not only that, the yeast dropped and formed a tight sediment at the bottom of the bottle without any time spent in the refrigerator. I just grabbed a bottle from the basement, tossed it in the fridge, and an hour later am enjoying a crystal clear super bubbly tripel in a tulip glass, not a bit of yeast in it. Just thought I'd post this because before I tried this I read through some threads with mixed advice on whether or not this works. I think the best part is how fast this carbs.
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FYI, the champagne yeast should attenuate approximately 100% of the sugars in solution. My point? There's is a good chance you are going to end up with a bunch of bottle bombs. Your 'rapid' carbonation technique could very well backfire on you (no pun intended). You may want to consider placing the remaining bottles somewhere that should they explode, hazards and mess cleanup will be minimized...you may have a potentially dangerous situation. Just my .02
As mentioned above, it's generally not a good idea to add yeast at bottling that has significantly higher attenuation than the yeast used to ferment the beer. The new yeast will eat all of the priming sugar, plus a bunch of the more complex sugars that the original yeast couldn't. The best case scenario is the beer ends up drier and more carbonated than intended. Worst case scenario is bottle bombs. In the rare cases that additional yeast is required at bottling, it's usually best to use the same yeast it was fermented with.
I think it's fine. First, it's a tripel. It finished at 1.004. So no problems, it's already dry. Second, champagne yeast isn't going to ferment something that an ale yeast couldn't. It has a hard time with maltose. I read the same warnings in other threads, but it doesn't sound like the people advising against it had ever tried it. People who had all said it worked fine. Now that I've done it, I believe them.
you always naturally carb everything at room temperature. but if you were to pop open a naturally carb'd beer before it was refrigerated, almost all the CO2 would be in the headspace still and the beer wouldnt be very carbonated. the fact that this beer carbonated to an adequate level without refrigeration shows there was much higher pressure inside than normal. and if it were cooled and given a week or two to actually dissolve (assuming no bottle bombs), im guessing the beer would be highly overcarbonated. (i am sort of oversimplifying the 1 hour in the fridge to be the same as no refrigeration at all. only a negligible amount of CO2 would probably dissolve in that time period. it normally takes 3-4 days at minimum to allow a naturally carb'd bottle to absorb all the CO2)
Has anyone in this thread other than rex (and I) used champagne yeast at bottling for a high OG ale? Has anyone who answered yes to the previous question had carbonation problems? I have used this technique several times with NO ill effects. The idea that champagne yeast has higher attenuation is right, BUT the complex sugars left over by the ale yeast will not be eaten, only the priming sugars. I promise you this. If anyone has had bottle bombs using this method, chances are they did not finish fermenting before bottling or they had an infection.
Actually, you need to take a look at the attenuation associated with your original yeast. If it only attenuates 85% of the sugars you will have substantial 'fermentables' left over prior to adding priming sugar and champagne yeast...and since the champagne yeast will attenuate 100% of sugars you could be in for an unpleasant experience. It's very easy to achieve a FG well below 1.000 using champagne yeast...so the fact that the FG of the Trippel is 1.004 doesn't really mean much. The fact that a HG beer carbonated so quickly is indicative of very high pressure in the head space...think of force carbing in a keg and the pressures involved in that process (you're doing something similar with a glass vessel). Although your pressures probably aren't quite that high, you're definitely putting yourself in a position to have a potential bottle bomb. Having had one with a cider recipe, I can tell you it makes a huge mess and I wouldn't want to be in the same room with the flying glass. Let us know in two weeks...I'd be curious to see if you've had any explode by that time.
The only way champagne yeast can attenuate that high is if ALL of the sugars are simple, like in a mead. What sugars that are left behind from fermenting with an ale yeast are complex sugars that the champagne yeast cannot and will not eat. The only way they will eat them is if enzymes are added to break them down to simple sugars. gclunde, you say you've fermented below 1.000 with champagne yeast. Was this a beer?


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