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Hey there. I'm fairly new to Teefury as well as laundry in general (used to be a nudist until I discovered clothes existed). I recently got and wore my new shirt: MissMonster's Fever. I was wondering what the washing instructions would be keeping these goals in mind:
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1. Preserving the quality of the shirt.
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MJ206 weeks agoAll I do with mine is turn them inside out before tossing them in the wash, seems to work well.
matt2kool206 weeks agoIf you dry it in the dryer, it should only a shrink a little the first time. After that you should be fine.
Perseus206 weeks agoThanks guys!
Ontheroad206 weeks agoAlso, wash in cold water to prevent fading.
Chaosbeast206 weeks agoCold water and hang to dry. Then iron inside out.
FuzzyLogic205 weeks agoI wash my T-shirts separately from all other laundry.
Inside Out.
Cold Water.
Gentle Cycle.
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For TeeFury. That's perfect.
I order an XL. Fits me the way I want it to fit great!
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snarkygal204 weeks agoI wash in cold water, inside out, and air dry. If I can't air dry, I dry on gentle cycle.
One Be Lo204 weeks agoI've never tried gentle cycle, does it dry pretty decently? I wouldn't mind trying that out then line drying if it's still damp
Rah.204 weeks agoAir dry is the key to keeping the threads from being damaged but lots of people like their shirts to look a bit worn so they use a dryer.

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TORONTO -- The Toronto Marlies aren't taking any chances with standout defenceman Jake Gardiner.
The 22-year-old blue-liner did not skate with the AHL team Wednesday, still shaken following a big hit in a game Saturday against Rochester.
Marlies coach Dallas Eakins says Gardiner is suffering symptoms consistent with a concussion, though the injury hasn't been labelled as such.
"He's got a bunch of issues in his neck and some headaches, so yes it could be symptomatic to a concussion or could be symptomatic to neck pain," Eakins said at practice.
Gardiner, who missed Sunday's game against Abbotsford, will not dress Saturday in Rochester.
Eakins says the team is taking it slow with Gardiner, who would be playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs if the NHL wasn't in a lockout.
"We like to err on the side of caution and move forward as if it's a concussion," Eakins said. "He's improving, but is still symptomatic and we're very cautious with these things. We're going to take a real slow approach."
In 22 games this season, Gardiner has nine goals and eight assists. The former first-round draft pick scored twice and added an assist on Saturday before leaving the game.
Gardiner, who didn't speak to the media Wednesday, has impressed so far this season, even getting Don Cherry's attention.
"Jake Gardiner of the Toronto Marlies is not only the best defenceman but he's the best player in the American Hockey League that I have seen," Cherry tweeted earlier this week.
"He's an American, he's big, got nice hands and an edge in his play," Cherry continued.
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Coverage: NBC
8:20 PM ET, October 7, 2012
Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA
Top Performers
Passing: D. Brees (NO) - 370 YDS, 4 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: R. Mathews (SD) - 12 CAR, 80 YDS, 1 TD
Receiving: M. Colston (NO) - 9 REC, 131 YDS, 3 TD
Drew Brees is on the verge of breaking an NFL record that has stood for more than 50 years.
There's one number that matters to Brees, however, and that's leading the New Orleans Saints to their first win.
Poised to throw a touchdown pass in his 48th consecutive game, Brees looks to help the Saints avoid opening 0-5 for the first time in 16 years Sunday night when they host the San Diego Chargers.
In Green Bay last Sunday, Brees' first of three touchdown passes tied him with Johnny Unitas' record set in 1960. Despite the three scores and a season-high 446 yards passing from Brees, the result was the same as each of the previous three games for the Saints (0-4).
"Obviously, I'd like to be talking about it after a win," Brees said of the record following the 28-27 loss. "But certainly it's significant to even be in the same realm as a guy like Johnny Unitas."
Brees hasn't had a game without a TD pass since Oct. 4, 2009, against the New York Jets, and seems likely to throw one against San Diego (3-1), which has allowed one in each of its last seven contests.
Brees' former team is also a bit thin in the secondary. With only three healthy cornerbacks on the roster, the Chargers signed free agent Chris Carr on Wednesday.
In his only game against San Diego on Oct. 26, 2008, Brees passed for 339 yards and three TDs in a 37-32 victory at London's Wembley Stadium.
Although the Saints are off to their worst start since 2007, they're remaining optimistic. All of their losses have been by single digits and the last two by a combined four points.
"You can see more positives," interim coach Aaron Kromer said. "We really feel that we're on the cusp of getting on a roll."
Brees and the offense certainly look like they're starting to get on the same page. The six-time Pro Bowler had a season-high 109.0 quarterback rating against the Packers after having a rating of 77.0 through the first three games. He found Marques Colston nine times for 153 yards and a touchdown.
Colston, who had 10 receptions for 160 yards through the first three weeks, has caught 22 of the 114 TDs Brees has during his streak -- the most of any receiver.
"This was the first time all year that Drew and I have had it going like that," Colston said. "It is a good step in the right direction."
While the Saints are a loss away from opening 0-5 for the first time since 1996, the playoffs aren't out of the question. In 1992, San Diego lost its first four games but still made the playoffs.
No one, however, has repeated the Chargers' feat since.
"It's been many years since I've been around Drew but he's treating today like they're 4-0," San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers said. "He's very steady. And that's how you bounce back from a situation like they're in. In a Drew Brees team with what they've been though, you can't ever count them out of anything. We'll get their best and we've got to prepare to make sure that we give them our best."
New Orleans' best on defense hasn't been nearly good enough.
The Saints have allowed a league-worst 463.3 yards per game -- 40 more than the next-closest team -- and an average of 32.5 points. Opposing quarterbacks have a 107.0 rating and have been sacked six times.
"We have to find a way to affect the quarterback more," first-year defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo said.
Rivers hasn't put up eye-popping numbers, averaging 224.3 yards with six touchdowns and four interceptions, but he has the Chargers atop the AFC West. By throwing for 209 yards in last Sunday's 37-20 win at Kansas City, he brought his career total to 25,182 yards in 104 games, becoming the seventh-fastest player to 25,000.
Brees reached the mark in 103 games.
Rivers has been aided by a running game that is finding its stride, averaging 122.7 yards over the last three weeks. Against the Chiefs, Ryan Mathews finished with a team-high 61 yards on 14 carries in his second game after breaking his collarbone in the exhibition opener, while Jackie Battle ran for 39 yards and a TD.
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Home Record | 1-1 | 1-2 |
Road Record | 2-1 | 0-2 |
Division Record | 2-0 | 0-1 |
Conference Record | 3-0 | 0-3 |
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San Diego | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | |
R. Mathews | 285 | 1255 | 4.4 | 6 | |
D. Woodhead | 106 | 429 | 4.0 | 2 | |
New Orleans | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | |
P. Thomas | 147 | 549 | 3.7 | 2 | |
M. Ingram | 78 | 386 | 4.9 | 1 |
Receiving Leaders
San Diego | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | |
K. Allen | 71 | 1046 | 14.7 | 8 | |
A. Gates | 77 | 872 | 11.3 | 4 | |
New Orleans | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | |
J. Graham | 86 | 1215 | 14.1 | 16 | |
M. Colston | 75 | 943 | 12.6 | 5 |
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The Saints are sending five or more rushers 27.7 percent of the time this season, 19th-highest in the NFL after doing so at the highest rate from 2009 to 2011. The Saints have the worst Total QBR when using such pressure, but face Philip Rivers Sunday, who has yet to throw a touchdown against five or more rushers this season. [+]Passing with 5 or More Rushers - This Season
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QPR looked out of sorts for the most part and their task was made harder in the 33rd minute when debutant Samba Diakite was sent off for a second bookable offence - the third home league match out of four a QPR player has received their marching orders in the first period.
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Summerville Police Department PFC E. McCreary was in the right place at the right time for a 14-year-old at Alston Middle School.
The cafeteria manager contacted McCreary to say a child had "some sort" of medical issue. The child's eyes were bloodshot and watering and although he was conscious, he did not appear to be breathing.
McCreary said he approached the student, asked twice if he was choking and the student did not respond. McCreary turned him around and performed the Heimlich Maneuver on the student dislodging what appeared to be a piece of chicken from his throat.
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+0 votes Tom Pluister › October 7, 2013
I wish someone would have contacted me about designing this course. I'm disappointed in it.
+0 votes Nick Rockey › August 10, 2013
Wow, really missed the boat on this one. Beware of the Poison ivy everywhere. Stupid baskets placements, hard for the sake of being hard. Signs that don't tell you which way to go, I really don't have anything good to say. Waste of time. Oh, a gun range? very very close, lots a shooting, too close.
+0 votes Matt Elgersma - Team Frisci Disc › June 16, 2013
If you are playing this for the first time, wear pants and bring bug spray. It is a lot different then most courses so be prepared. It is a "natural" course and there is little to no lines on over half the holes. The tee signs are great but it would help if the were all facing towards the fairway. Also needs some directional signs to help people find the next tee (grab a map or you will get lost). I am pretty sure the disc community up here is small because you can't buy a disc in any of the loc ...
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+0 votes brad chartier › September 23, 2012
interesting course, challenging. Directional signs rather than survey tape on trees would be helpful
+0 votes Nate Smith › August 2, 2012
This is a rough course with ferns, logs and stumps in the fairways. There are not clear lanes to throw and the most open holes are down two tracks with the pin tucked in the woods. 5 holes have doglegs that are more than 90 degrees making aces impossible even on holes around 200 feet. The turbines are unique whirling overhead and the maps provided at the start of the course helps with navigation. The course made little impact on the forest and is labeled as a natural course, so wear shoes and sleeves.


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One June 9th, the Mint Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia, opened Linearity, a group show featuring 25 artists working in a variety of mediums all on paper. The show was curated by artist Kelly McKernan, and is now on available to view on the web. There is some great work in this show, a few pieces were very surprising such as Nobody Lives Forever by Megan Frauenhoffer (shown first). This mixed-drawing has the same figurative style Megan is known for, but its a new style overall and looks amazing. Take a look at the preview images below, from Megan Frauenhoffer, Kelly McKernan, Kaspian Shore, and Gene Guynn, and then head over to the rest of the works.
Prisma Artist Collective
Back in October 2011, a small group of artists had the idea to create a collective online. The internet is a great place to get your work out there, but I have often heard from artists that a place to swap ideas, share stories, converse, and even help each other out is lacking. So this group of artists started the Prisma Collective, and now there is already over 25 active members: Mary Jane Ansell, Tom Bagshaw, Lindsay Carr, Hsiao-Ron Cheng, Leontine Greenberg, Nicole Gustafsson, Caitlin Hackett, Daria Hlazatova, Ruben Ireland (shown), Sarah Joncas, Nom Kinnear King, Alex Louisa, Rod Luff, Kit Lane, Jen Mann, Kelly McKernan, Lady Orlando, Lily Piri, Audrey Pongracz, Michael Shapcott, Kaspian Shore, Allison Sommers, Kelly Vivanco, Casey Weldon, and Bec Winnel. The site is very well laid out, easy to navigate and is ready to go with the content. Each artists has their own profile and gallery, a shop section filled with prints and originals, and a list of interviews with the artists that will be published soon.
Check it out: Prisma Collective
Garbage Pail Kids @ Gallery 1988
On September 2nd, Gallery 1988 in Melrose opened a new themed group show, this one with work inspired by the Garbage Pail Kids. I remember when the collectors cards first came out in 1985, and kids went insane for them. The biggest draw for me was the art, and it's the one thing that made the concept of this show exciting. There is a huge amount of work available in a variety of mediums, as well as limited edition prints. It was great to see what each of these artists would bring to show; would they make a painting styled like the classic cards, or opt to make something new and unique in design. There is a good mixture of both, and I am happy to see works styled like the cards and some that are not. It helps to break up what could have become too much. There is some amazing work in this show, seen below are some paintings by Allison Reimold, Dave MacDowell, N.C. Winters, and some killer prints available from Rhys Cooper. Take a look at the preview images and then over to the website for the full show.
Artists Help Japan Auction, Original Ema artwork
Currently and Ema art auction to help the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Fund is going on. Artists from all over have created paintings on "Ema", which are traditional small Japanese wooden tablets left at shrines with an image on one side, and a wish or a prayer on the other. Kelly Vivanco, Allison Sommers, Amy Crehore, Lilly Piri, Yoskay Yamamoto, Amy Huddleston, Daniel Lim, and more have all created tiny paintings with 100% of the proceeds going to Give2Asia.
"The Road to Shermer: A Tribute to John Hughes" @ Gallery 1988
Gallery 1988 in Venice opened a new group show this past Friday, February 11th. "The Road to Shermer: A Tribute to John Hughes" features original art and prints from an impressive list of artists, and will be run until March 4th. All of your favorite John Hughes movies have been reinterpreted by such artists as Aaron Jasinski, Audrey Pongracz, Augie Pagan, Ben Walker, Brandon Sopinsky, Chris Tezber, Dave MacDowell, Israel Sanchez, Jesse Riggle, Kelly Vivanco, Kevin Tong, Munk One, N.C. Winters, Nicole Guice, Rich Pellegrino, and many more. I'm not the biggest fan of theme shows like this, but this is a good one. There is so much material to work from when it comes to Hughes' movies, and these artists did a killer job. I really like what Aaron Jasinski, Rich Pellegrino, N.C. Winters, and of course Dave MacDowell who has been using Hughes and inspiration for years. The prints also look great, Derek Deal created an amazing Planes, Trains, and Automobiles print.
Preview: "The Next Generation" @ the London Miles Gallery
Opening this Friday, June 11th at the London Miles Gallery is a group show curated by Andrew Hosner (Thinkspace) entitled "The Next Generation: A New Chapter in Contemporary Art." The show will feature work by many of the rising stars in what is being called the New Contemporary Movement. All of the works from the show are 12″ x 12″, and just a few names found in this show are: Aaron Nagel, Allison Sommers, Amy Sol, Andy Kehoe, Audrey Kawasaki, Caia Koopman, Chris Murray, Dave MacDowell, Kelly Vivanco, Linnea Strid, Mari Inukai, Sarah Joncas, Stella Im Hultberg, Nathan DeYoung and many more. The full show should be online this coming weekend, and for those fans that can see the show in person it will run until July 4th.
"The Next Generation" @ the London Miles Gallery
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Preview: "A Cry For Help" Benefit Show @Thinkspace Gallery
Thinkspace Gallery will open "A Cry For Help" benefit show this coming Friday, January 8th. The show is presented by Born Free USA, whom along with the Animal Protection Institute helped Thinkspace with the "Fight For Flight" exhibition back in 2008. The theme for this years show is animals, endangered as well as thriving species, and supporting the ethical treatment of animals and making sure current and future generations understand about habitat loss and how important animals are for all of us.
20% of the proceeds of the sales will go to Born Free and A.P.I, as well as 100% of the proceeds from the limited editions that will be released the night of the reception. A great cause with some amazing art. What a perfect way to start out 2010. The list of participating artists is nothing short of spectacular. Paintings from such artists as Allison Sommers, Amy Sol, Andrew Hem, Andy Kehoe, Buff Monster, Catherine Brooks (Featured), Charlie Immer, Chet Zar (Interviewed, 2), Dan May, David MacDowell, Fred Harper, Heiko Müller, Jennybird Alcantara, Joao Ruas, Kelly Vivanco (Interviewed), Luke Kopycinski (Featured), Martin Wittfooth, Nimit Malavia, Rory Kurtz, Sarah Joncas (Interviewed), Scott G. Brooks, Tran Nguyen, Travis Louie, Van Arno and many more will be on view. If you are in the area there is no reason to miss this show, there is just too much good work to pass up seeing it all in person. Here is a small preview of works, keep your eyes open for the full list of art to show up on the galleries site.
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Kelly Vivanco launches online store + "Rabbit Ears" print
Kelly Vivanco has just added an online store to her website. This new shop is filled with original paintings, cases with prints on them and some limited edition prints. One of the newest prints to be added to the shop is the "Rabbit Ears" print (shown). This pre-order print is 15″ x 10″, signed and numbered in an edition of 75. The print will ship December 3rd, so its' just in time for any holiday gifts you might be looking for.
Check out the shop here: Kelly Vivanco Online Shop
Shows this Weekend: David HochBaum, Kelly Vivanco & October Shadows
Here is the weekly rundown of art shows that will be taking opening up.
Thinkspace Gallery will have three shows opening, "Farewell Avery" from Esao Andrews, "Mary In BronxZooLand" from Tony Philippou and in the project room will be Tempo Momento" from Joshua Mays
Halogen Gallery will open the last solo show from Kelly Vivanco for the next year, the show is selling out fast
Roq la Rue will have new works from Ana Bagayan and Ryan Heshka
Strychnin Gallery will open "Garden Of The Dispossessed" with all new works from David Hochbaum
101 Exhibit will host "Insomious" featuring new works from Jason Shawn Alexander
Gallery Nucleus will open "October Shadows" (presented by Nucleus and Creature Features) featuring work by Cam De Leon, Chet Zar, Gris Grimly, Jordu Schell, Miles Teves, Travis Louie, William Basso and more
The Beyond Eden Art Fair will be starting up. This is a multi-gallery event, if your in the area this is one event not to miss.
Billy Shire Fine Art will open "Hubris" featuring new works by Frank Kozik
Shooting Gallery will open a show with works from C3, Kmndz & Akira. Right next door at White Walls will be the "The Stencil Show" with art from Chris Stain, Adam 5100, Tes One, Ernesto Yerena, Casey Gray and David Soukup
Distinction Art will open "Striptease", with art from Brian Viveros, Angelique Houtkamp, N.C. Winters, Molly Crabapple, Saratoga Sake and more
Preview" Kelly Vivanco @ Halogen Gallery
Opening this Friday, October 9th at the Halogen Gallery in Seattle is a new solo show from Kelly Vivanco. This is going to be her final show for a year or more as she will be preparing for her next solo show at Thinkspace. Most of the work in this new show has water as one of the main elements; Either water is present in the painting, or in the case of her "porthole" style paintings the design is inspired by the sea. One of the things I love about this new show, is that along with all of the new paintings, which happen to be round, she also created a wooden, 3-dimensional houseboat. I hope this is something that she does more of, her style as well as the color palette she used fits this type of work perfectly.
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This is a fantastic Lawrence image of the O'Connell Monument, on what was then Sackville Street in Dublin. But what's fascinating is the excision of the two characters who were obviously taking their ease on the steps of the plinth... Wanted to date this accurately, and was hoping that the shops on the left (Elvery's Elephant, etc.) would help us to do that. The monument was unveiled in 1882. From staining on the steps, it looks as if it'd been in situ for a while. I started the bidding at 1885, but see below comments for a tour de force example of dating detective work, especially from MKSeery. Date: 1889-1892 NLI Ref.: L_CAB_02631
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Esteemed violinist and Vancouver Opera Orchestra player Peter Krysa hasn't seen his parents, renowned soloists in their own right, in nearly a year, but thanks to the Whistler Arts Council's (WAC) A Night at the Opera, he'll have plenty of time to catch up with them — onstage.
"It's exciting for me, it's a family reunion," said Krysa, a classically trained violinist from Ukraine who's called Vancouver home for the past two years. "It's always fun to play together. We don't get to do it often just because of everyone's busy schedule. They're international world-renowned soloists. My father won many international violin competitions and my mom and him have been recital partners for as long as I can remember."
Krysa's father, Oleh and his mother, pianist Tatiana Tchekina will join Vancouver Opera Company members Tawnya Popoff on viola, Heather Hay on cello and soprano Rachel Fenlon for an evening of classic opera arias and a selection of instrumental chamber music inspired by two of Europe's most famous composers of all time: Richard Wagner and Giuseppi Verdi.
"These are two major composers. I'm acknowledging that and paying tribute to these two people," said Krysa. This year marks the 200th anniversary of both Wagner and Verdi's birth. "The concert itself is not only going to be pieces by these composers … and it's also not all going to be arias."
Also on the program is Henryk Wieniawski's Fantasy after Gounod's opera Faust for violin and piano. The composition by the "virtuoso violinist and composer," said Krysa, is a dazzling work and, at 15 minutes, one of the Polish master's longest.
Another familiar composition on the bill will be a portion of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's 1786 The Marriage of Figaro, historically one of the most performed operas of all time and widely considered a pillar of the operatic repertoire.
Krysa, who also serves as artistic director of the event, wants A Night at the Opera to introduce Whistlerites to chamber music "with a little bit of opera flavour" thrown in for good measure.
"It's kind of a fun program," said Krysa from his tour stop in New York with Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra, which he is also a member of. "It's not very deep or something philosophical that you have to do a lot of reading before going to this concert. It's just really fun, very accessible pieces that we're going to play."
Along with Saturday's (Feb. 23) sampling of opera and classical favourites, Krysa is also presenting From Baroque to Hip Hop at Millennium Place on March 22, a fun, contemporary-minded program that converges musical eras.
"It's a very eclectic combination of different styles that will present all sides of music from the baroque period in the 1700s to modern times, and how it all can be tied together," he said.
Krysa and the Vancouver Opera Company have been working with WAC for two years to get this project off the ground. The goal, ultimately, is to provide more affordable classical music options in Whistler, with Krysa saying he'd eventually like to offer half a dozen classical concerts in the resort a year.
"We're working towards establishing this on an annual basis," said Krysa. "I see other great ski resorts like Aspen, Colorado; there's Jackson Hole; there's Verbia, Switzerland, that all have a great classical musical scene. So my vision is that visitors will come (to Whistler) and it's not just about skiing. They can still do something during the evening besides eating or going to the club, and it will enhance the cultural life of residents as well as visitors."
Last summer's concert series by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra was a wildly popular event in town, boosting visitor numbers to the resort, and WAC's executive director Doti Niedermayer hopes to build on that success.
"We absolutely want to present more classical music because I think that is something that is underrepresented in town and yet there's a huge appreciation for it," she said. "This new partnership with Peter (Krysa) and his opera to present something that's very audience friendly was a great opportunity for us. It's an affordable way to bring classical music to an audience that doesn't want to spend a lot of money at the symphony or the opera … but still wants a taste of it."
A Night at the Opera begins at Millennium Place on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25 for adults, $23 for seniors and students and $21 for WAC members. They're available at the venue or online at www.artswhistler.com.


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Touch-sensing firmware library extended, enhanced for microcontrollers
Second-generation STMTouch capacitive sensing firmware library extended and enhanced to increase performance and add support for new STM8 microcontroller families.
STMicroelectronics has extended and enhanced its STMTouch capacitive touch-sensing firmware library, allowing designers to add advanced user-interface features to applications using 8-bit STM8 microcontrollers.
The second-generation STMTouch firmware now supports over 200 STM8 part numbers, including the advanced STM8S family and the STM8L, featuring ultra low-power EnergyLite technology. Another new feature is support for touch detection via charge-transfer, which delivers high sensitivity and robustness. In addition, simultaneous channel acquisition reduces CPU usage to help designers optimize application features and power consumption. The library also provides improved wheel and slider controls that feature 256-level resolution while using only three microcontroller I/Os as sensor channels.
Touch controls implemented using the STMTouch firmware library occupy a low memory footprint and require minimal use of STM8 peripherals, allowing developers to consolidate user-interface and application tasks in a single device.
"Customers have already achieved some notable product and commercial successes using our first-generation firmware, including Bluetooth headset, PC and printer products," said Jean-Philippe Dumas, Product Line Marketing Manager, Microcontroller Division, STMicroelectronics. "Our latest enhancements to the STM8 touch sensing firmware library will improve performance and drive further integration of touch-enabled user interfaces in products such as kitchen appliances, mobile devices, multimedia products and professional equipment."
To complement the enhanced second-generation firmware, the STMTouch development platform adds a new evaluation board supporting the ultra-low-power STM8L family and also features STM Studio software enabling developers to tune touch-sensing parameters. STM Studio is a PC-based tool offering an easy-to-use GUI that provides visual indication of sensor responses. The development platform also features an STM8S evaluation board, as well as the API description, application notes, code examples, and layout recommendations for production boards. C-compiler support has also been expanded, as the latest release is compatible with Cosmic, IAR and Raisonance compilers.
Major features of the STM8 touch sensing firmware library:
- Complete library with acquisition, post processing and API layers
- C source code provided
- Up to 24 keys and two wheels/sliders supported
- Support for both charge-transfer and RC-timing touch detection
- Enhanced processing features for optimized sensitivity and immunity
- Active shield feature
- Automatic calibration software
- Built-in compensation of environmental fluctuations
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The City of Findlay is welcoming an unexpected budget surplus for the end of 2013.
Cuts across the board were the theme during last year's budget talks for 2013. This year, it's a different story thanks to controlled spending.
The city has a budget of about $24 million now. Cuts in state and federal funding led to a need for millions in cuts at the local level in the past.
Mayor Lydia Mihalik says a projected surplus of about $1.4 million at the end of 2013 is thanks to two factors.
"We're in a completely different financial position than what we were last year, and a lot of that, one, has to do with an improved economic condition, but two, has everything to do with the fact that we found a way to control our personnel costs," she said.
With the surplus, Mihalik says it's still up to council on how they want to spend the money for the 2014 budget, which will likely be passed at the beginning of the new year.
"Hopefully we can continue to do the things that we've set as priorities within the administration and hopefully get into 2014 with an emphasis on capital improvements, but also again restoring some of our positions in safety and service," Mihalik said.
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Dal tadka: a fiery red lentil stew
Grilled cheese sandwich with caramelized onions on sourdough bread
Health tonic: ginseng & goji berry tea
Sweetening up the afternoon with a batch of double chocolate & espresso cookies
Autumn flavors: Butternut squash soup with fried sage leaves {recipe}
Comforting Keralan potato curry with coconut basmati rice.
Cinnamon & coconut rice with nigella seeds, Pakistani style
Scallion pancakes, Saveur style
Tomatoes stuffed with freekeh {recipe link on post}
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Allison Shackelford and Allen Christensen were married Jan. 2 in Bread of Life Lutheran Church, Minot.
Their parents are Bryan and Janel Schiele, Minot, and Dean and Maria Christensen of South Dakota and James and Diana Shackelford, Burlington.
Attendants for the couple were Amy Fagnant, Juneau, Alaska; Jenny Kraft and August Christensen, both Minneapolis; and Michael Duchscherer, Minot.
The couple lives in Minot, where they are students at Minot State University. The bride is employed at the Minot State University Alumni Office and the bridegroom is employed by FedEx.


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The MTA is not exactly known for its fashion sense. There are the workaday uniforms and the baggy tailored suits of the boardroom. The LIRR and MetroNorth conductors wear hats to make Anna Wintour swoon, but that's about it.
But now the agency will be enjoying a little fashion cache (but really, only a little) plus some extra cash thanks to The Gap. The middlebrow San Francisco clothier is the first firm to purchase the MTA's new ads on the front of Metrocards, the agency announced today. The cards are now on sale in vending machines throughout the subway system, and the ad cards are expected to account for about 10 percent of all Metrocards in the coming months. Read More


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Session Name | Knowing the Past: Game Education Needs Game History |
Speaker(s) | Jesper Juul, Clara Fernandez-Vara, Noah Wardrip-Fruin |
Company Name(s) | New York University, Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab, University of California Santa Cruz |
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Though our students are often described as "digital natives" or as natural video game players, most students have a cursory and selective understanding of video game history. This presents problems both in school and after graduation. Teachers need to actively include game history in their curricula, so that students understand how game genres and technologies develop, can draw on the past for critical discussion and creative inspiration, and can participate in informed discussion with peers, mentors, and the public. The presenters discuss why we need to teach game history, describe what the challenges they have come across, and suggest their strategies to overcome them. |


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It's hard to improve upon the most basic formula for pimento cheese: hand-shredded sharp cheddar cheese, mixed with a jar of drained chopped pimentos and enough high-quality mayo for a spreadable consistency. But this one, the specialty of a fun restaurant in Clarksdale, Mississippi, called Rust, comes pretty close. It is featured in The Delta Magazine Cookbook: A Celebrated Collection of Recipes and Culinary Traditions from the Most Southern Place on Earth.
I became a fan of this lovely magazine—especially the recipes within it—while researching my own book about the food of the Mississippi Delta. While visiting Clarksdale, where Morgan Freeman is part-owner of Ground Zero Blues Club and an upscale restaurant called Madidi, I stopped in at Rust where these sandwiches are cut in triangles and served as a stylish appetizer. I later learned that the original chef, Randall Andrews, devised this sandwich as a tribute to the beloved bygone Garmon's Ice Cream Parlor in Clarksdale, where his father worked as a carhop in his teens.
To the basic formula for the filling, he adds toasted pecans, onion, and pimento-stuffed olives (in place of jarred pimentos), along with a very generous shake of hot sauce. While delicious cold, it is especially tasty served hot—as an hors d'oeurvre, or as an accompaniment to tomato soup.
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An Edmond soldier dies following an IED explosion in Afghanistan, but his father says the blast is not what killed him. He says it's what happened after his son got medical treatment that ended his life.
Edmond Santa Fe graduate James Wickliff returned home from combat with non-life threatening injuries, but a fungus took over his body, and killed him.
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My mom can cook. The woman actually majored in home economics. In the summers, we'd go camping and she would whip up chicken á l'orange MacGyver-style with nothing but a spoon and a gum wrapper. Mom is always improving on recipes, adding her own touch to this and that. I grew up not knowing what green beans actually tasted like. She'd spruce them up with hairy dill and coconut or some seedy little spice that I've been eating for years with no idea what it is.
While not a cook, my dad is the self-appointed family food critic. He doesn't beat around the bush either; he tunnels right through it. When I made meatloaf, he said, "I'd throw this in the garbage, but I'm afraid the can might spit it out."
While visiting my parents' house, I had been trying to eat "just peaches" for over a week. But Mom insisted on cutting them for me and every time she did, she'd dress them up with sugar or homemade whipped cream.
"I really just want a plain peach."
"It's better this way," she said like I was a 6-month-old being introduced to solids for the first time. Dad nodded in agreement, making it fact.
They wanted fancy peaches? Then I'd give them fancy peaches. And I'm not talking ol' pedestrian peaches topped with hand-churned ice cream and streusel imported from Germany. I'm talking walking-on-the-red-carpet, paparazzi-stalking peach dessert: Paula's Peach Cream Tart.
Mom and Dad were critical from the start. I sent Dad to the fruit stand to pick up six mouth-watering peaches that the recipe calls for. He handed them over as if he was giving me the keys to a Porsche and said, "Don't ruin them." Mom added her two cents as well, "That's way too many peaches."
Mom and Dad weren't allowed into the kitchen and I would only ask them for help if I needed a fire extinguisher. I knew they didn't have a food processor—according to Mom, that's like using a chainsaw to spread butter—so I mixed the dough by hand, which by some miracle formed into a neat little ball. At that moment, Mom came into the kitchen under the false pretense that she needed a drink. "Here, let me show you a little trick," she said, pushing me out of the way and grabbing at my dough ball. I am all too familiar with those words. It's how the coup d'état begins. Next, she'll transform my follow-the-recipe dough ball with ancient spices and incantations. Then she'll make those fancy scalloped edges. I wanted "just crust," but she wanted crust á la Mom.
Like a sleep-deprived only child, I snatched my dough ball from her hands. "I don't want to see your tricks. I just want to do this by myself!" I said and shooed her out.
The recipe says to pour the custard over the top of the peaches once they've been placed in the pie. I missed that step. Instead, I stirred it all together in one very large bowl. I've always struggled with spatial relations and this was no exception. It was painfully clear that the contents of the bowl were not going to fit into my pie dish, in spite of my attempts. The dish overflowed to the sound of Mom's voice in my head singing, "See, I told you that was too many peaches." So I threw the remaining filling into the garbage and covered the evidence with two of my daughter's drawings from the fridge. I know—seriously bad karma.
Once assembled, it actually looked okay, but having dumped half of the custard out, I realized the chemistry was all wrong.
One hour later, I pulled the tart from the oven, at which point Mom asked the same rhetorical question she asks every time I cook: "Are you sure it's done?" As it were, the tart was not fully cooked. The custard was runny yellow, like egg yolks, which I have an irrational fear of ever since I learned the word "embryo." The crust was soft and pasty. When Dad took a bite, he considered the flavor for a moment and then declared, "It tastes like pasta." Mom took her jab by posing rhetorical question number two: "Is it supposed to be like that?"
"Look, I followed the recipe," I said, washing my hands of any responsibility even though I knew better. I saw the reader comments on the web site, saying how easy it was to make and how beautiful it turned out. I imagined those people looked a lot like my mother.
They ate the tart, because in the end, that's what good parents do. They put your Jackson Pollock drawings of squiggly lines and circles on the fridge and tell you that you can be a ballerina in spite of your wrestler's build.
I, however, didn't eat the tart because I swear I could hear the faint sound of clucking if I stood too close. Instead, I ate a peach á la Coward: plain, perfect and untouched by me, just as nature intended.
Andrea Goto lives and writes in Savannah, Georgia. Her kitchen experiments (known as "cooking" in more conventional homes) most often end with a mushroom cloud of smoke or a call to Poison Control. In spite of this, she's deeply loved by her husband who prefers neon-colored cereals to all foods homemade, and her 3-year-old daughter who will eat almost anything, as long as you call it "chicken." Need more Andrea? Follow her at www.andreagoto.com.
I think that if your parents would back off and be more supportive then you wouldn't have the problems you have with cooking. If your mother had not kept bugging you, you might not have made the mistake you did with the peaches. My family were basically the same way and I never felt comfortable with cooking. On the other hand, I always supported my daughter and LEFT HER ALONE to make or break a recipe and didn't make fun of her and now she is not afraid to cook (like I am)because she knows there won't be anyone standing over her shoulder, or have a voice in her head, making fun of her and her cooking.
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Love it Andrea…and after the experience that was Thanksgiving(which I thoroughly enjoyed!), I can totally visualize the entire experience!
By Amber on August 09, 2010
I would have eaten it, on the off chance it would taste as good as the recipe makes it sound, and better than it may have looked. Judging the amount of fruit that goes into something by "pieces" is just impossible - one woman's peach is another woman's grapefruit. I bet it comes out PERFECT next time .
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I wanted to transfer some commercially produced VHS tapes that I own to digital media. I was using my DV camera to convert the signal to Firewire, but received the message "COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL - DUBBING PROHIBITED." When placed between my VCR and DV Camera, this device removed the Macrovision signal that was preventing the digitizing of the video signal. It's also difficult to see from the pictures shown, but this does have a 9VDC power receptacle. The documentation claims a 9V battery will have a useful life of over 2,000 hours and turns itself off if no signal is present.
I purchased the video stabilizer to correct a problem copying TV shows I recorded in the 1990's from VHS tapes to DVDs. My DVD recorder felt there was copy protection on the tapes. Someone at a video forum said I was experiencing "false macrovision" and suggested I purchase this stabilizer. It has worked great. I've been able to copy all of my VHS tapes to DVDs. In addition, I've used it to copy 15-20 purchased VHS tapes to DVDs without any problems. I know there are more expensive video stabilizers that have more features, but I would start with this one. I highly recommend it!!
I ordered this over the weekend and it arrived on Tuesday. I hooked it up between a VCR and a DVR with a DVD burner and it worked perfectly the first time. Now I will be able to convert my old tapes and the picture looks great! Glad I didn't buy one of the more expensive models that I saw elsewhere.
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Easy order process and quick shipping. Unit works as advertised. Initially there was quite a bit of "strobing" passing through. I elected to adjust the small POT on the PCB, and was able to minimize these "flashes". For information, there is an access hole on the bottom of the unit for the POT. Very much worth the money for anyone trying to transfer their old VHS library to DVD. My setup: Toshiba VHS/DVD player to Mag. HD/DVD DVR
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This item worked where a Macro Terminator II unit costing many times more didn't. No complaints here.
This unit won't allow recordings to be made off shows available off cable television (AT&T) if they are encoded as such to not allow recordings.
I've bought dozens of these Stabilizers as gifts, and for the recipients then to give as gifts. It's the perfect, cost-effective choice for anyone with a large commercial VHS collection and too little space. Not one person has told me of any problem so far. I've copied over 100 VHS tapes to DVD with no errors, and at least half of them look better than the source tape. The stabilizer takes up almost no room, powers on only when a video signal passes through it, and does its job of blocking the Macrovision layer. It works silently, and without generating any heat. It's handy even if you only play VHS tapes; it improves the on-screen video, smoothing out many effects of age, stretch, and wear. Highly recommended, especially at this price.
I was having trouble capturing my friends wedding video (VHS) to my computer so i can make a DVD for their anniversary but the video kept jumping around. When i hooked this up the video was stable and looked as if i was watching it on a TV screen. Great product for the price.
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Starr's Mill hosted the annual Girls Night Out basketball showcase last Friday and Saturday and fans witnessed some top-notch basketball.
McIntosh's Lady Chiefs (16-2) had their 13 game winning streak snapped by Huntsville, Ala. Friday night at Starr's Mill's Girls Night Out event. Hunstsville beat McIntosh 60-49. Gabby Seiler led McIntosh with 21 points and six steals, while Cassidy Williams added 10 points. McIntosh's girls and boys (13-5) played at Northgate last night and will play at East Coweta on Saturday.
Starr's Mill's girls (12-6) lost to Northside, Columbus 62-60 in overtime of their first game in the Girls Night Out showcase and lost the next morning to Archer 46-42. Katie Wilson had 14 points in the loss to Northside and Alli Jones added 10. The girls and the boys (12-8) will play at Whitewater Friday.
Whitewater's boys (10-9) beat Creekside 75-71 on Friday. The girls (10-8) won 45-34 against the Lady Seminoles (See Chalk story for stats). Whitewater will host Starr's Mill Friday and will play at Landmark Christian on Saturday (games at 4;30 and 6 p.m.).
Fayette County's boys (8-6) lost two games over the weekend - a region match to Shaw, 74-65, and a non-region contest with Lovejoy, 61-50. CJ Johnson led the Tigers against Shaw with 18 points, while Corey Williams and Kelvin King each had 10. Fayette County's boys and girls basketball teams hosted Alexander last night and will host Sandy Creek on Friday before playing at Carrollton on Saturday. All three games are region contests.
Sandy Creek's girls (13-3) lost to Carrollton 46-39 on Friday but bounced back to beat Wenonah, Ala. 51-44 on Saturday. The Sandy Creek boys (5-10) lost to Carrollton 65-55. Dale Earhart led the Patriots in scoring with 15 points, while Brandon Lindsey had 12, and Justin Sumpter had 10.
Landmark Christian took on Strong Rock Christian on Friday and Our Lady of Mercy on Saturday. The boys and girls swept Strong Rock on Friday. The girls won 33-32 and the boys won 101-56. On Saturday, the Lady War Eagles (7-11) lost to Mercy 37-30, while the boys (13-4) won 77-48.
Landmark will host W.D. Mohammed on Friday. Mercy's girls (8-10) and boys (2-16) will host Paideia on Saturday.


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As we continue to update the format of our Internet Statistics Compendium to reflect the new taxonomy of the Econsultancy site, this month we can announce the launch of a new part of our ever-growing stats bundle, The Strategy and Operations Statistics Compendium.
This document will seek to collect publicly available data and our own research on overall digital strategy, covering: spend, ROI and marketing activity trends among companies and agencies from a range of regional markets.
As well as all the regular ISC data we collect, this month we've added the following strategy and operations stats:
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by Luke Richards 20 August 2013 09:18am 0 comments