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Glowing with his newfound arrest fame, the Australian dude who was tased in front of Tom Cruise's mansion surfaced in Hollywood today ... striking a great, big famewhoring pose for the cameras!
We broke the story ... Jason Sullivan -- an interior decorator/reality TV star/ pretty person -- was arrested for drunkenly trespassing on to Tom's Bev Hills property Sunday night.
Jason has been telling friends ... the whole thing was a boozy mix-up ... because he's been living at the house next door ... and simply got confused.
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I understand perfectly how his unfortunate mix-up happened. Any time my gay famewhore friends come to my house to visit we go out and get shltfaced and I drop them off in front of the local closeted gay star's house and he scales the fence. I just don't understand what the big deal is.


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Like many of you reading this, I remember being read Maurice Sendak's award-winning book as a child. The sense of wonder in its 18-picture panels and enchantment in a ten-sentence fantasy reached an inner place where imagination blossomed and ran wild.
But nothing prepared me for Spike Jonze's unique vision for Where the Wild Things Are, a moving experience unlike any other. Told with vivid, breathtaking visuals, the story speaks to and captures the whimsy and childlike fury of adolescence.
Living in a modern single-parent home, the misunderstood Max is a bundle of energy and emotion. He acts as a 9-year-old might: building forts, pretending the "floor is lava," and pestering an older sibling for attention. An exhausted mother (Catherine Keener) spends a tender moment with him, but when she later cozies to a boyfriend it sends Max into a temper tantrum and running away into the night.
Clad in a wolf costume and wearing a petulant scowl, Max thrashes about in the woods before stumbling onto an abandoned sailboat. Re-enacting a make-believe session in his comfortable covers, he sets out on the rocky ocean away from the family he feels forgot him.
His adventure takes him to an island where he discovers (or imagines) seven monsters with unpredictable behavior and terrifying teeth. It isn't long before Max has convinced them to make him king of the Wild Things and promises to make them all happy.
"Let the wild rumpus start!" he yells, heralding the beginning of dancing, howling, dogpiling, dirt fighting, fort building, and general silliness. Max especially bonds with Carol (voiced by James Gandolfini), a destructive outsider with a sweet, vulnerable center. Each treats the other like a pet, but more importantly a friend who understands the other's isolation. Though he plays favorites, there's a piece of Max in all of them and he's able to learn the responsibilities and frustrations of family harmony.
The Wild Things are accomplished with 9-foot suits, stellar voice work, and CGI-rendered faces that allow for such touching interaction between the child and his inventions. But Max Records delivers an amazing performance for such a young actor and its his authentic expressions that anchor the surreal.
Jonze's use of hand-held cameras and waist-high perspective make the encounters more intimate, and the ever-changing mood rises and falls with the melodies of an innocent soundtrack by Karen O. from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Though it's PG, the wonderful film may be lost on those younger than Max. The rambunctious Wild Things may be too rowdy and the mellow pacing too grown up for children who will no doubt be squirming by the time Max's homesickness settles in. Where the Wild Things Are is for the kid in all of us, but it may not be for all kids.
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IKEA PS 2009 collection
Svarva, by Front, one of Sweden's most interesting young design groups. Here they have worked with turned wood, cut into little pieces to add flexibility and life to this reading light.
Karljohan, a low stool or side table, inspired by a common Swedish mushroom, here made from solid wood (availabe in birch or pine).
Sticka, a big blanket or bedspread, in a lovely warm wool/polyester blend. The long handquilted stitches decorating it gives this blanket that personal touch I'm so in to right now. This is also available in offwhite with coloured stitches.
Fjällbjörk, in Swedish this is called a kåsa, but I don't think there is an English word for this kind of mug, usually used on nature treks. It's great for hot and cold beverages, soup and even solid foods, and the handle is especially practical when you want to scoop up water from a creek. It comes from the Sami culture, the Scandinavian version of the Native Americans. And since I am part Sami, this piece has a special place in my heart, and I'm real happy to have recieved this as a gift at the press show! Traditionally made from wood, and with plastic versions used in schools and daycare groups all over Sweden, this is an upgrade in fine white porcelain.
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Shire has grown significantly through acquiring businesses that fit our overall strategy. This can present commercial, environmental or social challenges. Managing this process effectively is a core competence of Shire's and will always be important, as we continue to expand our business through strategic alliances, acquisitions, and in-licensing. It's all about behaving responsibly, understanding and mitigating against potential risks and protecting and building on our unique culture.
As we look to advance our goal of enabling people around the world with life altering conditions to lead better lives, we will continue to expand our geographical footprint, and the availability of our products, into new countries. In recent years, we have seen significant international growth, with offices now in 29 countries. With this growth comes a unique set of Responsibility challenges and opportunities. Doing business in new countries and new cultures brings new diversity to our business. Employees in these new countries have the potential to have a positive influence on Shire's culture. It also provides the opportunity to offer life changing medication for people in need.


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- Hit or kick (something) hard and wildly: he blootered the ball over the barMore example sentences
- Compare and contrast three hours on the course and the time and space to think about every shot in your bag with half an hour on the range blootering a bucket of balls into the middle distance.
- This time he blootered the ball high and wide of the target.
- Young subalterns would, apparently, signal the start of an advance by nipping up from the trench and blootering the ball at the enemy lines.
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Tahlequah's boys cross country team registered a third-place finish at the Class 5A state meet in 2012. At the time, coach Jason Proctor couldn't have been happier.
"Looking back to last season where we had arguably the greatest state meet performance in the 30-plus years of the program," Proctor said.
That was until this year.
In Edmond over the weekend, Tahlequah finished second to Deer Creek, which cruised to its third straight championship. Still, though, Proctor could not have been more thrilled.
"The weekend was a special one," he said. "...This year may top (last season).
"Back-to-back second-place finishes for the girls, the fourth runner-up finish in program history for the boys, two All-Staters for the girls, one for the boys and another boy finish in the medals. It doesn't get much better than that."
Leading the way for the Tahlequah boys was Zechariah VanFleet, who picked up an individual bronze medal with a time of 16:22.00 in the 5K race. Bryce Balenseifen of Deer Creek (15:47) was the individual champion and Duncan's Walker Clampitt (16:10) was second.
Rounding out the rest of Tahlequah's top five was Mo Bassime (17:03) in 15th, Aaron Eversole (17:30) in 25th, Braxton Hood (17:36) in 29th and Seth Martin (17:44) in 32nd.
"This was the boys third straight finish on the medal stand, which was our No. 1 goal on the season," Proctor said. "We narrowed the gap on Deer Creek and ran the best we could on that day."
As for the Tahlequah girls, the Lady Tigers also picked up a runner-up trophy as a team. Tahlequah recorded 67 points, which was 18 points behind Deer Creek.
Pacing the Lady Tigers was Amy Hembree, who finished second in the 3,200-meter race at 12:30. Gracie Medellin wasn't far behind her teammate, crossing the finish line two seconds after Hembree in fourth place.
Grove's Michaela Werner was first overall at 11:48, and Stilwell's Sydney Lawrence received the silver at 12:28.
Tahlequah's Lindsey Chaffin (13:13) was 19th, Madison Reed (13:22) came in 29th and Alejandra Medellin (13:23) cruised in at 31st.
While summing up he season for the boys, Proctor could have easily been referencing both Tahlequah teams.
"This is the best team we've had in many years, potentially one of the best we've ever had," Proctor said. "The results show it."
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Services set for former Gov. Reubin Askew
03/14/14GubernatorialTALLAHASSEE — Three events next week will honor the life and accomplishments of former Gov. Reubin Askew, who died Thursday at the age of 85.
Askew's body will lie in state Tuesday in the building where he spent most of his political career as a legislator and governor: the historic Old Capitol in Tallahassee, a legislative history museum. Visitors can pay respects from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m....
Askew services set; Cabinet and Legislature will adjust schedule
03/14/14 BlogFloridians will have three opportunities next week to pay final respects to former Gov. Reubin Askew, who died Thursday at age 85.
Escorted by a military honor guard, Askew will lie in state at the Old Capitol in Tallahassee from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday. It was in that historic building where Askew served 12 years as a legislator and for most of his eight years as governor (during Askew's second term, the state opened the "new" 22-story Capitol)....
New Senate lobbying restriction targets former Sen. Ken Pruitt
03/13/14 BlogThe Senate Thursday fine-tuned a high-priority ethics bill with a new lobbying restriction that observers say is aimed directly at former Senate President Ken Pruitt, who works as a Tallahassee lobbyist while also serving as St. Lucie County's elected property appraiser.
Pruitt was a well-liked Senate president from 2006 to 2008, but his high-profile lobbying practice in Tallahassee (15 clients, including Florida Crystals Corp. and the Palm Beach County sheriff's office) doesn't sit well with senators....
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Apparently the people at Amazon.com have other ideas. The website on Tuesday began taking advance orders for a book it says will be available by April 15. The book's title is Chasing Sunshine: Remarkable People Who Found the American Dream in Florida, published by Greenleaf Book Group Press....
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Scott's wife, Ann, was there with their two daughters, sons-in-law and their young grandsons. Lenny Curry, chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, was there. So was Brian Ballard, a lobbyist who raises lots of money for GOP candidates....
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- Gov. Rick Scott visits Miami for a morning event to promote money in his budget for PACE Centers for Girls, an education and counseling program.
- The Commission on Ethics meets in Tallahassee and will take action on several pending cases and advisory legal opinions.
- An Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) committee will discuss ways to increase the use of electronic medical records in Florida.
- State economists meet to fine-tune the projected property tax collections this year from all 67 counties.
- Candidates for statewide office and the Legislature will likely be compiling contribution and expenditure reports that are due Monday, March 10.
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"The Florida Legislature is in the unique position to act on this integral policy question and remedy the inequities that the unfortunate decision of this Court will bring to bear," justices wrote....


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I've been involved with Backup Exec for more than 10 years and it's the partnership between the product and customers that makes it all worthwhile. I'd like to offer you my personal perspective of how virtualization support has grown in Backup Exec over time and how new features are influenced by our customers.
Several years ago, it became clear that virtualization in the form of VMware and Hyper-V was fundamentally changing the way servers were deployed and managed.
During planning for Backup Exec 12.5, we believed that it was key to add support for protecting virtual machines. Given Backup Exec's focus on Windows, we needed support for both VMware ESX 3.5 and Microsoft Virtual Server 2005. Backup Exec offered protection and recovery for VMs on both platforms with the ability to restore files and folders without needing to recover an entire VM. We call this feature, "Granular Restore Technology" or GRT. For VMware...
UPDATE (12/9): The VMware plug-in and Cloud Services Beta/UAT programs have ended and are now in GA (General Availability). The Kaseya plug-in is in the First Availability (FA) cycle and you can sign up for that program here: Backup Exec Management Plug-in for Kaseya - First Availability
There are a few Beta programs tied to the Backup Exec product line currently in play and that still have some openings (each link provides lots more detail in addition to providing the sign-up opportunity):
Backup Exec Management Plug-in for Vmware - Auto-recovery (URL removed) Beta (integration with ApplicationHA - High Availability product line)
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Today at VMworld® 2011,Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) announced the general availability of the Backup Exec 3600 enterprise backup appliances to help organizations modernize their backup infrastructures and accelerate new initiatives around virtualization with greater reliability. Symantec backup appliances can be deployed in as little as 30 minutes and help organizations protect information completely, in physical or virtual environments, and deduplicate data everywhere to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Backup Exec 3600: Visibility and content-aware deduplication across physical and virtual systems
Equipped with Symantec V-Ray technology, Backup Exec 3600 appliance provides the same unique visibility into virtual environments as Backup Exec 2010 software to allow...
Today at VMworld® 2011, Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) announced new V-Ray technology enhancements to Backup Exec 2010 to provide organizations with greater visibility into their physical and virtual environment with a single backup solution, saving time and reducing overall complexity. The latest version of Backup Exec 2010 will support VMware's upcoming release of VMware vSphere® 5 and integrates with Symantec ApplicationHA to predict and trigger an application restore if ApplicationHA is unable to remediate an application failure. This first-to-market integration helps IT administrators feel confident in expanding their VMware adoption knowing they can now eliminate costly downtime of mission critical applications within virtual environments. Backup Exec's V-Ray technology also includes the new virtual machine validator feature to allow administrators to...
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Many of you probably do not know that I started in support some 15+ years ago. I spent a number of years helping customers with various technical problems. It is because of those years I spent in support, I learned a lot about customer experience and expectations. It gave me a real appreciation for the problems our customers face. Now as I work on product features as a developer, I am always looking for ways to improve what we do for you! When I work on a feature, I want to make the functionality obvious, simple, and if possible, 100% reliable. I realize that's not reality, but that is always my goal!
One of the features I was responsible for a few releases back, is the Active Directory(AD) install of RAWS via Group Policy Objects(GPO). For those who do not know what it is, it is a way to add an application to Active Directory, that is installed on demand or on system boot. We choose a per computer approach since RAWS is installed per machine, and...
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I wanted to quickly discuss why we have a .gz file in our LinuxUnixMac directory, on the Backup Exec DVD. This directory is where you would find the installation files for the "Remote Agent for Linux Unix Systems" (RALUS). It is in the root of the DVD media that we ship for Backup Exec 2010 R1 and above. We do not have a link to it via the DVD Browser, though maybe we should. Let us know if it would help you to add one.
For those who are familiar with Unix/Linux platforms, it should be obvious that this file (RALUS_RMALS_RAMS-5204.4.tar.gz) is simply a gunzip file. We document, and believe that the extension will lead our customers, to unpack it on a Unix/Linux/Mac platform. If you do, then life will be well. However if you try to unpack this file on a Windows machine, you will get duplicate file/...
So, your backup server is a few years old and you find yourself in need of a newer, bigger, better, faster one. Just one problem, you want/need to keep your data from Backup Exec for compliance reasons. You have the perfect server that is ready to take on this new role. It is some new 64 bit monster with Windows 2008 R2, tons of I/O capacity, memory, disk space and more. Then you ask yourself, how do I move Backup Exec's data from the old server to the new server and keep everything in working order? Time to check the technote database! So you head off to http://support.symantec.com and start doing some queries. You may find this technote:
How to migrate (move) Backup Exec from one system to another with the same version of BE, Windows and same or different computer names. http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content...
My name is Nick Elmer and I'm a developer on the Backup Exec Install Team. I started with the company over 13 years ago in support(during the Seagate Software days), then I spent a few years after that in our quality assurance team(during the VERITAS Software days), and finally, I transitioned into a developer role. I spend time these days working on the DVD Browser, DVD media, Cluster Wizard, Install Dialogs, Push Install, and various other install related items. My best strengths are security, networking and writing secure code. I enjoy what I do immensely!
In the upcoming weeks, I will be posting occasional blogs on install related topics for Backup Exec. If you have items you would like me to cover, feel free to contact me with those topics, and I'll address them the best I can. Some of the topics I hope to cover would be:
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Backup Exec 2010 R3 Released Today, May 3rd, 2011 – with improvements in virtualization backup, archiving, and security
Backup Exec 2010 R3 continues with our "R" series of releases – new features, new capabilities, and continued improvement to our award-winning backup and recovery application.
What's New in Backup Exec 2010 R3
There's quite a bit of goodness in this release. Since Symantec as a company has focused heavily in the virtualization space, it stands to reason that many of the improvements in Backup Exec 2010 R3 revolve around virtualization. But that's not all we improved in this release!
If you backup and restore VMware with Backup Exec and the Deduplication Option, this update is for you. We've made significant improvement to the...
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Children in foster care are speaking out, offering their thoughts and stories about growing up in the foster system for all to see.
From now through June 28, photographs and written personal accounts are on display at the State House in Boston through the "Seeing Their Voices" exhibit, which is open to the public.
The Friends of Children group, which organized the exhibit, said the powerful presentation is an attempt to raise awareness and to improve the child welfare system.
In Massachusetts each year, 9,000 children are taken out of their homes and some never return home and some are never adopted, according to the group.


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TEAMS: Buffalo Bills, Arizona Cardinals, Washington Redskins, Pittsburgh Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, St. Louis Rams
The Buffalo Bills signed cornerback Crezdon Butler off the Arizona Cardinals' practice squad and signed free agent offensive lineman Thomas Welch. They replace cornerback Terrence McGee and offensive tackle Erik Pears, who were placed on injured reserve Tuesday. Butler has spent time with the Cardinals and Washington Redskins this season. A fifth-round pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010, he has appeared in eight career games. Welch was released by the Philadelphia Eagles before the start of the season. He was a seventh-round pick by the New England Patriots in 2010 and spent his rookie season on the Minnesota Vikings' practice squad before being promoted. He appeared in five games for the St. Louis Rams last season and three with the Patriots, including one start.
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Does toe out in the rear reduce overall grip?
I know a lot of people like to have some toe out in the rear to aid in "rotation". Does that mean it reduces grip in the rear? Why would you want to reduce overall grip just to loosen up the rear end? Wouldn't more swaybar or a little less camber be a more tire-friendly option?
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If you look at it in a basic sense, toe-out in the rear will essentially "steer" the rear outside tire outward, thus making easier car rotation. I personally don't think it's the best option: wear, high speed stability, etc. You're trying to make the rear end come out, but it should probably be done another way: stiffer rear springs, stiffer rear sway bar, different tires, even technique changes.
As far as your main question, toe settings don't change grip in the basic sense. It changes the way the tires track. Around a corner, you'll put a lot of weight on the outside tires. With rear toe-out, the outside rear tire will want to track towards the outside of the corner. Sure the inside rear tire wants to track to the inside of the corner, but the outside rear tire has the weight and thus grip advantage. It's like being able to steer the rear end of the car in a way. Toe-out will help rotation by "steering" the rear of the car outward around a corner. Rear toe-in will help keep the rear end from sliding or drifting out by "steering" into the corner a little bit. Toe-out helps steering and car rotation but makes the car want to wander more when straight. Toe-in helps straight line stability and keeps the car centered, especially at high speeds. This is true for both the front and the rear. I'd personally go a different route if I was trying to get the rear end to come out easier. There are other ways that won't affect high speed stability. |
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>Why would you want to reduce overall grip just to loosen up the rear end?
Understeer means the front runs out of grip before the rear. Making the rears lose grip at around the same time as the fronts is how you get a neutral car. Toe out to help the car rotate is useful in tight corners, like in an autocross, but as has been said, it makes the car less stable at speed. |
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A larger than stock sway bar reduces grip in the rear but increases overall grip.
It's all about balance and the conditions of the turns. Adding toe-out may increase overall grip, and may decrease overall grip. It depends on the turn in question and what the setup of the car is. There are also subtle differences between the various ways of changing grip. The car is under a different set of circumstances entering a turn (front heavy) than exiting (on power, weight is in the rear now) Different adjustments will yield different results for different parts of the turn. I don't pretend to know how each part plays a role specifically, but you can bet that you will end up at a different result from reducing rear grip by increasing swaybar size vs. say increasing rear camber (less negative is increaing) |
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I have been using an alignment with a very little toe out in the rear for two years now. There is a noticiable different in how the car rotates, especially at the autocross course.
As has already been said, in theory, it is less stable at speed, but on my alignment, we're not talking huge numbers here (around 0.05degrees, according to my alignment printout). Depending on your suspension set-up, I think a little toe out in conjunction with adjustable struts (or coil overs), and an adjustable rear sway bar, will allow you to really dial in your car for the type of driving that you do. FWIW, IMO the handling advantages of small amounts of toe out vs no toe are a no brainer. But I like my car set-up so that I can rotate it on demand and in a predicable manner. Toe out is one of the ways that I can acheive this. My 2 cents. Cheers, MB PS I run the same alignment 24/7/365, even during our lovely Canadian winters, and I have no problems (and my rear sway bar set at 24mm) on snow/ice covered roads. |
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Stuff a butterflied skinless turkey breast with a whole-wheat cranberry stuffing for a Thanksgiving main that's just under 400 calories (gravy included!).
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There are only four ingredients — including salt and pepper — in this beyond-simple roast vegetable side dish.
Green Bean Casserole with Shallots
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Use small amounts of butter and honey to give cooked carrots a simple but delectable glaze. (Bonus: The side dish is ready to serve in 15 minutes.)
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Midbrain Dopamine Neurons Encode a Quantitative Reward Prediction Error Signal
Midbrain Dopamine Neurons Encode a Quantitative Reward Prediction Error Signal
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The midbrain dopamine neurons are hypothesized to provide a physiological correlate of the reward prediction error signal required by current models of reinforcement learning. We examined the activity of single dopamine neurons during a task in which subjects learned by trial and error when to make an eye movement for a juice reward. We found that these neurons encoded the difference between the current reward and a weighted average of previous rewards, a reward prediction error, but only for outcomes that were better than expected. Thus, the firing rate of midbrain dopamine neurons is quantitatively predicted by theoretical descriptions of the reward prediction error signal used in reinforcement learning models for circumstances in which this signal has a positive value. We also found that the dopamine system continued to compute the reward prediction error even when the behavioral policy of the animal was only weakly influenced by this computation.


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Calculate your new car payment before you get to the dealer.
Belfry SciCalc
A Scientific Calculator for the iPhone
BMI Calculator
The Body Mass Index calculator is an adaptation of the popular dashboard widget. In addition to displaying the BMI value, a textual and visual representation are also displayed.
BMI Calculator
The Body Mass Index calculator is an adaptation of the popular dashboard widget. In addition to displaying the BMI value, a textual and visual representation are also displayed.
Calculate your Body Mass Index.
Calories Burned Calculator
Estimates the number of calories burned for performing over 200 different activities.
This calculator uses the Harris Benedict formula to estimate the calories per day needed to maintain your current weight. This is done by calculating your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and then multiplying…
Car Performance
Keep track of the fuel efficiency of your car. Entering the odometer reading and the fuel bought every time you refill your tank you will be aware if your car is working as it should.
Simplifies the car shopping process letting you figure out your monthly payment using the sticker price, Interest Rate, Down Payment and Trade In Value.
For all your concrete job needs: CONCRETE CONVERSIONS 1 cubic yard = 81 sq.ft,4in deep 1 cubic yard = 54 sq.ft,6in deep
Convert from and to over 70 units of measure in 9 categories.
This currency calculator is a front-end to the currency conversion utility on Google.com. When you click or press "Calculate", the results will be returned via Google.com. To perform another calculation,…
Convert distances from any unit of measurement to any other unit of measurement.
To use this mileage calculator, enter either the known miles (from your trip odometer) or enter the previous and current odometer reading. Then enter the gallons of gas you put in.
It's essentially a gas mileage calculator. It tracks your fuel cost and usage.
Gcalc for iPhone
A power Cost/Greenhouse Gas Calculator. Work out how much that device will cost you.
Gcalc is a tiny applet designed to enable anyone going shopping for a high-tech device to check out how much that device is going to cost you in power bills.
Grocery Price Calculator
Compare sale prices with or without a coupon for your grocery items by calculating the price per item and price per unit. For example, is it better to buy 4 12-oz items for $12.50 or 8 10-oz items for…
A full service loan calculator.
Convert 301 units in 37 categories.
Please Note: The ideal weight range that this calculator estimates is a generalization and does not apply to everyone. It doesn't take into account gender or age. The ideal BMI range is based on categories…
Convert or calculate just about anything.
Internet Slang Translator
Translate Internet Slang & Acronyms
iPhone Tip Calculator
A simple tip calculator for your iPhone.
Kitchen Converter
Converts drops, dash, pinch, milliliters/cc, fluid dram, teaspoon, tablespoon, fluid ounce, cups, pint, quarts, liters, and gallons in a nice easy to read format.
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The Museo Pobladores is a tiny building next to the tourist office that was the original city council lodge. It is mainly dedicated to Mapuche ceramics and weavings, and a collection of 13,000-year-old tools and fossils gives an idea of ancient life in the region. Admission is free.
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