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About 9,300 Dominion Power customers are without power in Arlington because of a squirrel.
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Norvelle says those circuits are being restored one by one and they expect all customers to be back in service by 7 p.m.
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The prognosis is the most optimistic it's ever been for the juvenile bald eagle wounded by gunfire in Beaver on December 15. "As of today, indications are that the bald eagle might be able to heal the fracture in his left wing on his own and may not require surgery," said Matthew Randazzo, the public relations director for the Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center. The Center is a Sequim-based non-profit wildlife rescue organization which has been overseeing the rehabilitation of the eagle with its partner veterinary hospital. "It's still early, but our hope is that the eagle will be able to begin his full rehabilitation at our Center in a few weeks."
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Intel, Samsung to develop mobile platform codenamed Tizen
Intel has partnered with Samsung to develop a new mobile platform codenamed Tizen. The project is expected to find a home on smartphones, tablets and netbooks as well as embedded products like smart TVs and in-vehicle entertainment systems, says Ars Technica.
The open-source platform will be Linux-based and as such, the Linux Foundation will host the project which will be steered by teams from Intel and Samsung. The project will be centered on HTML5 and other web standards.
In a statement on the MeeGo website, Intel's director of open source technology Imad Sousou says that the future belongs to HTML5-based applications and the company wants to shift their investment toward that. Sousou indicates that they will be working hard to ensure a smooth user transition from MeeGo to Tizen. We are told to expect the first release of Tizen in early 2012.
In February 2010 Intel partnered with Nokia to create a mobile operating system called MeeGo which combined Intel's Moblin and Nokia's Maemo platform's into one. The joint OS never really gained traction and earlier this year, Nokia left Intel to partner with Microsoft to make Windows Phone their primary smartphone platform.
Earlier this month DigiTimes reported that Intel planned to temporarily halt development of MeeGo due to a lack of enthusiasm from handset and tablet vendors. Intel refuted the claim and said they will continue to work with the community to develop and meet the needs of customers and end users. In light of this latest news, it seems Intel wasn't as committed to MeeGo after all.
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Samsung is in a great position these days.
They're in practically any and every technology-related field, and they've got the ability to manufacture every component used in electronics in-house, something no other company can do.
All these partnerships ought to be doing wonders for them.
A little competition is good, not sure how successful it will be, given the juggernaut that Android and iOS have become
Saw this coming after the Google/Motorola deal. However, it will have to be something special to compete with Android/iOS.
You know what, WinPhone is an arguably more advanced, polished and intuitive OS than iOS and Android and it to is trying to stand up behind the previous two OS's. And Intel already tried this crap with Nokia. But something tells me that they'd have more success with Samsung (Samsung just seems more committed and organized where as Nokia couldn't get their shit together for the longest) Makes you wonder though, why not just pick up webOS? Maybe Intel will be doing the creating while Samsung will just license? I don't know!
Well Jibberish18, make sure you go out and get one of those more advanced, polished and intuitive phones.
Sometimes it just seems that all you say is jiberish!
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SVAT AUTOLOCK200 Auto Steering Wheel Security Lock Vehicle Anti-Theft Device for Cars, Pickup Trucks, Minivans & SUVs
Highly visible, this strong visual deterrent alerts a potential thief that your car is protected and inoperable. The AUTOLOCK200 is a steering wheel lock that police recommend to be the best way to deter auto theft. With auto theft on the rise it is estimated that every 40 seconds a vehicle is stolen. The AUTOLOCK200 is easily seen from outside the vehicle day or night due to the bright red coating and reflective logo.
Installs in Seconds and Makes the Vehicle Inoperable
The device can be fitted in seconds every time you park. It conveniently self-locks upon extending the two hooks in opposite directions, so you only need to use the keys for removal. The AUTOLOCK200 fits to the steering wheel, extends and locks to prevent the wheel from turning. The device makes contact with the windshield, door frame, console or seat, making your car inoperable.
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The AUTOLOCK200 is perfect for cars, pickup trucks, minivans and SUVs because of the extendable arm. It adjusts to steering wheels up to 16" in diameter and can effortlessly switch from one vehicle to another. While locked onto the steering wheel, entry and exit from the vehicle will not be hindered. When removed the compact design allows for easy storage within your vehicle.
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The AUTOLOCK200 is constructed from tough, unyielding solid steel. It is resistant against sawing, prying, drilling, and hammering. You no longer have to worry about your vehicle being a prime target for thieves. A vinyl latex coating ensures your steering wheel is not damaged during use. The solid, heavy duty construction provides you added peace of mind while your automobile is parked.
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SVAT AL100 Breathalyzer Personal Digital Breath Alcohol Tester Detector Analyzer Ever been stuck at a party wondering if you are too intoxicated to drive? How much is too much? Sometimes it's hard to gauge on your own. This personal alcohol detector measures your blood alcohol level via a breath test anytime you need to know if you've crossed the line between safe and not safe. Just slip it into your pocket or purse, and after a night on the town you can accurately determine if you should be driving home or if a taxicab would be a better solution. This device measures the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) level in a person's breath by utilizing advanced semi-conductor gas sensor technology. Simple to use, easy to read and even reusable. Simply press the button, wait for the beep, blow into the unit, and within seconds the LCD displays a precise digital percentile readout of your Blood Alcohol Content. An entire test takes less than 10 seconds. If you are thinking of getting behind the wheel, test your breath first with this tiny digital alcohol detector, the most advanced and precise instrument of its type. A smart investment for you and an affordable gift for someone you care about. Great also for concerned parents who want to enforce a zero tolerance policy with their kids. Features: For Checking Alcohol Consumption: This easy-to-use device has a power button on the top that counts down 7 seconds while you prepare for the test. When countdown is complete, the detector audibly beeps and you gently blow into the vent until you hear a second series of beeps, signaling that the reading has registered. The percentage of blood alcohol content (%BAC) in your body is displayed on the backlit LCD screen in increments of 0.00 to 0.19 so you can see if you're over the legal limit. Important Notice: In order to obtain a more accurate result, it is better to test the product 2-3 times repeatedly. Allow at least 30 minutes after consuming alcohol before using the blood alcohol detector. This ensures the breath sample is taken from your lungs, not from the alcohol in your mouth, which may result in a higher reading. Package Includes: Alcohol Detector, hand strap, 2 AAA batteries, users manual, new with 1 year warranty.
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These recommendations are solely for management of fecal accidents in disinfected pools and have been taken from the May 25, 2001 edition of " Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report" published by the U.S. Center for Disease Control. The recommendations do not address use of non-chlorine disinfectants because there is limited pathogen inactivation data for many of these compounds. Because improper handling of chlorinated disinfectants could cause injury, appropriate occupational safety and health requirements should be followed. Formed stool (solid, nonliquid)
Direct everyone to leave all pools into which water containing the feces is circulated. Do not allow anyone to enter the contaminated pool(s) until all decontamination procedures are completed.
Remove as much of the fecal material as possible using a net or scoop and dispose of it in a sanitary manner. Clean and disinfect the net or scoop (e.g. after cleaning, leave the net or scoop immersed in the pool during disinfection). Do not vacuum stool from the pool.
Raise the free available chlorine concentration to 2 ppm and maintain the pH between 7.2 and 7.5. Ensure this concentration is found throughout all co-circulating pools by sampling at least three widely spaced locations away from return water outlets. This free available chlorine concentration was selected to keep the pool closure time to approximately 30 minutes. Other concentrations or closure times can be used as long as the CT inactivation value is kept constant.
Maintain the free available chlorine concentration at 2.0 ppm (pH 7.2-7.5), for at least 25 minutes before reopening the pool. Ensure that the filtration system is operating while the pool reaches and maintains the proper free available chlorine concentration during the disinfection process.
Document each fecal accident by recording date and time of the event, formed stool ordiarrhea, free available chlorine concentration at the time or observation of the event and before opening the pool, the pH, the procedures followed to respond to the fecal accident (including the process used to increase free chlorine residual if necessary), and the contact time on the pool maintenance log.
Diarrhea (liquid stool)
Raise the free available chlorine concentration to 20 ppm and maintain the pH between 7.2 and 7.5. Ensure this concentration is found throughout all co-circulating pools by sampling at least three widely spaced locations away from return water outlets. This chlorine and pH level should be sufficient to inactivate Cryptosporidium and should be maintained for at least 8 hours, equivalent to a CT inactivation value of 15,300. A higher or lower free available chlorine level/inactivation time can be used as long as a CT inactivation value equaling 15,300 is maintained for Cryptosporidium inactivation. If necessary, consult an aquatics professional to determine and identify the feasibility, practical methods, and safety considerations before attempting the hyperchlorination of any pool. † CT refers to concentration (C) of free available chlorine in ppm multiplied by time (T) in minutes. If pool operators want to use a different chlorine concentration or inactivation time, they need to ensure that CT values always remain the same.
Ensure that the filtration system is operating while the pool reaches and maintains the proper free available chlorine concentration during disinfection.
Backwash the filter thoroughly after reaching the CT value. Be sure the effluent is discharged directly to waste and in accordance with state or local regulations. Do not return the backwash through the filter. Where appropriate, replace the filter media.
Swimmers may be allowed into the pool after the required CT value has been achieved and the free available chlorine level has been returned to the normal operating range allowed by the state or local regulatory authority (at least 1 ppm). Maintain the free available chlorine concentration and pH at standard operating levels based on state or local regulations. If necessary, consult state orlocal regulatory authorities for recommendations on bringing the free available chlorine levels back to an acceptable operating range.
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TUJUNGA, Calif. - Larry D. Slack, 67, passed away in Tujunga, Calif., on Jan. 21, 2010, at Verdugo Hills Hospital.
Born Nov. 7, 1942, in Lewistown, he was the son of the late Russell Slack and Lela (Keiser) Slack.
He is survived by his wife, Bernadette (Perdue) Slack and daughter, Tamara Grialvia and husband, Jose, of Tujunga.
Also surviving is a sister, JoAnn Troutman and husband Vic, of Granville.
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NORTHUMBERLAND -- A Bowmanville man wanted by police since December has been arrested.
Aaron Dennis Blight, 41, was arrested Jan. 24, while in the possession of a stolen vehicle.
Mr. Blight is charged with numerous break and enters, theft of motor vehicles and possession of stolen property in the Belleville, Quinte West and Northumberland County areas, from August to November 2012.
Police say during the thefts, stolen vans or cube trucks were used to move stolen property from locked storage lockers or trailers. Bolt cutters were used to cut the locks for entry to the lockers or trailers, according to police.


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Moss Lipow, Genius of Eyewear Design
Moss Lipow (above), the avant-garde eyewear designer whose celebrity fans include David Bowie, M.I.A., Elton John and the Olsen Twins, was recently named a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist, the first eyewear designer to be so honored. He appears in the November issue of Vogue photographed by Norman Jean Roy with Victoria's Secret stunners Jessica Stam (left) and Caroline Trentini (right) sporting his unique creations. "Moss really found a way to make eyewear and sunglasses creative again," Stam tells Vogue in a video documenting the shoot, "and for that he's really a genius." Describing Lipow's innovative designs Vogue notes their look "suggests the wearer is shielding superpowers from mere mortals." The New York-based designer is also working on an authoritative history of eyewear, replete with 1200 images from his museum-quality collection of vintage and antique pieces, as well as examples of his own incredible custom creations, to be published by Taschen next year.


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It is impossible not to be impressed by Devi Shetty, heart surgeon and the "the Henry Ford of healthcare".
We can be impressed by his surgical skill and his refusal to turn away the poor. But perhaps even more impressive is his entrepreneurship and his vision of making healthcare affordable for everybody. As he points out, a century after heart surgery was developed only 10 per cent of the world's population can afford it.
India needs 2.5 million heart operations a year, and yet there are only 90,000. Most need is unmet.
Shetty has managed to reduce the cost of heart surgery dramatically. The average price for open heart surgery in Shetty's hospital, Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital, is around $2,000, whereas it is $5,000 in the average private hospital in India and $20,000 to $100,000 in a US hospital.
At the same time his family-owned business is making higher profits than the average American hospital.
Shetty is clear that "charity is not scalable" and that good healthcare depends on good business.
How has Shetty done all this and can developed countries learn from his achievements?
The question of whether he can achieve something similar in a developed country has become real because of his plan to build a hospital in the Cayman Islands, which are an hour's flight from Miami.Scale, standardisation and staffing
Scale is perhaps the main reason why Shetty has managed to reduce costs so dramatically. He has built a health city with thousands of beds that operates at near capacity, and it is well established with complex surgery that high volume means better outcomes. And better outcomes mean lower costs because patients do not need so long in intensive care and do not need to have further operations.
"Present a medical case to 200 doctors, and you are likely to get 300 different answers."
Shetty's vision is to build more health cities, moving his group from 5,000 to 30,000 beds. One consequence of scale is that the group can use its purchasing power to drive hard bargains with suppliers and encourage new suppliers.
Shetty galvanised a medical audience in England earlier this year by telling them that England should have three centres doing heart surgery, not 22.
Standardisation is the next part of the answer. Present a medical case to 200 doctors, and you are likely to get 300 different answers to the patient's problems. Healthcare is famous for huge variation in what is done, the outcomes, and the costs.
Shetty is driving out that variation. He concentrates on improving processes and has reduced the rate of bed sores, a common complication in most hospitals, to zero. Now he wants to do the same for hospital infections.
Technology is also important. "In five years' time," Shetty told the Health Services Journal, "a computer will make more accurate diagnoses than doctors. In 10 years' time it will be mandatory for a doctor to get a second opinion from a computer before starting treatment."
Another part of the puzzle is using staff efficiently. When Shetty spoke to a group in London by video he showed them a painting on his office wall and asked them to admire what must have been painted by a famous artist. In fact it was painted by a trained elephant.
The World Health Organisation estimates that the global shortage of health workers is four million, but Shetty thinks it is eight million. He sees a future of many more doctors and health workers but trained to do particular jobs in standardised systems. A new vision for global healthcare
How can all this be paid for?
In the Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital some 40 per cent of patients can pay for their care, while 60 per cent pay less with 20 per cent paying almost nothing. The rich pay a premium for single rooms and other benefits, and Shetty operates a Robin Hood business model.
He also runs a micro-insurance scheme and - despite his criticisms of the charitable model - encourages philanthropists to pay for surgery for the poor.
"Resistance to change in health systems seems to be greater than in almost any other sector."
Shetty's vision for governments is that they should run insurance programmes not provide care. Some of Shetty's model - scale, standardisation, more technology, and more efficient use of staff - is undoubtedly transferable to wealthy countries, but the resistance to change in health systems seems to be greater than in almost any other sector.
Shetty may have his influence not by encouraging the incumbents to change but rather by bringing competition to their doorsteps - as he plans to do in the Cayman Islands. It is in the developing world where Shetty may have most influence - because the health system is currently so underdeveloped.
But I have to say that Shetty has a very different vision from that currently prevailing in global health.
The current vision is much less about hospitals, specialists, doctors, and treatment and much more about public health, primary care, community health workers, and prevention.
Even in the poor world it is heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic respiratory disease that are causing the biggest problems, and these are conditions that can largely be prevented with simple measures. Not everything can be prevented, however, and there will always be a need for hospitals and complex treatments.
The challenge is to get the balance right, which is not the case in rich countries where treatment has tended to trump prevention, and a fusion of Shetty's vision and the current global health vision could mean affordable healthcare for everybody in developing countries.Richard Smith is the director of the UnitedHealth Chronic Disease Initiative, a programme with the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute that has created 11 centres in low and middle income countries that work to counter chronic disease. From 1979 to 2004, he worked at the BMJ and was the editor of the journal and chief executive of the BMJ Publishing Group from 1991 until 2004.An adjunct professor at Imperial College Institute of Global Health Innovation and a visiting professor at Warwick Medical School, he is chair of Patients Know Best (a startup that is using information technology to enhance the clinician-patient relationship), chair of the Oversight Committee of the Cochrane Library, and a member of the boards of the UK Research Integrity Office, C3 Collaborating for Health, and Children's HeartLink.The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial policy.
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from the North Carolina Department of InsuranceAgreement Reached for Dwelling Property Insurance Rates
Decision Saves Policyholders $54.4 Million, Spreads Increases Over Time
Note: This settlement is in relation to a January 2011 rate filing for dwelling fire and extended coverage rates; it is unrelated to and should not be confused with the October 2012 homeowners insurance rate filing.
RALEIGH— Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin has signed a settlement agreement with the insurance companies in the matter of a rate revision for dwelling insurance. The agreement allows for a statewide average increase of 13.2 percent for dwelling fire and extended coverage policies, spread over a three-year period.
The insurance companies, represented by the North Carolina Rate Bureau, requested an overall statewide average increase of 20.5 percent, varying by coverage and territory, in January 2011. The difference between the requested and settled rate increase represents approximately $54.4 million in savings for policyholders over four years.
Prior to this settlement agreement, the insurance companies were in the process of appealing to the North Carolina Court of Appeals a 2011 decision by Goodwin that ordered a small decrease in dwelling rates.
"It became apparent that if we continued to fight this issue in court, there was too great a risk that dwelling policyholders would receive much larger increases, particularly on the coast. This agreement allows for a smaller total increase spread over three years to lessen the impact on policyholders," said Goodwin.
"The decision to settle on these rates was not taken lightly," Goodwin added. "In recent years, more and more insurance companies have been dropping or refusing to offer these policies. Genuine concerns about insurance availability were also a factor in arriving at this settlement."
The last rate increase for dwelling insurance went into effect in 2006.
About Dwelling Property Insurance
Dwelling insurance policies are not homeowners insurance policies; dwelling policies are offered to non-owner occupied residences including rental properties, investment properties and other properties that are not occupied full-time by the property owner. They offer fewer coverage options and are sold to cover properties that would not qualify for a standard homeowners policy.
Dwelling policies typically consist of two parts: the fire portion of the policy covers damage caused by fire; the extended coverage portion of the policy generally covers damage caused by wind, hail, fire, smoke, riot, civil commotion, and aircraft and vehicle damage.
In North Carolina, there are approximately 400,000 properties covered by dwelling insurance, compared with more than 2.2 million covered by homeowners insurance, which are not part of this settlement.
Details of the Settlement
In reaching a statewide average increase of 13.2 percent for dwelling property insurance, the settlement provides that:
· An average 4.7 percent rate increase, varying by territory, will be applicable to new and renewal policies effective March 1, 2013.
· An average 5.7 percent rate increase will be applicable in all territories for new and renewal policies effective March 1, 2014.
· An average 2.4 percent rate increase will be applicable in all territories for new and renewal policies effective March 1, 2015.
Read the full settlement here: http://www.ncdoi.com/Media/Documents/11-27_DwellingRatesSettlementAgreement.pdf.
Jan. 4, 2011: The insurance companies, represented by the North Carolina Rate Bureau, requested an overall average rate increase of 20.5% for dwelling property insurance rates, varying by coverage and territory in the state. The 20.5% average increase included a requested 7.3% decrease for the fire portion of dwelling policies and a requested 36.1% increase for the extended coverage portion.
Jan. 4-31, 2012: A public comment period was held. More than 850 comments on the filing were submitted by members of the public.
Feb. 21, 2011: Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin issues a notice of hearing for the rate filing.
Dec. 9, 2011: After a hearing that began July 25, 2011, and ended Oct. 25, 2011, Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin issued an order granting the requested overall 7.3% rate decrease for the fire portion and denying the request to increase the extended coverage rate. The North Carolina Rate Bureau appealed the Commissioner's order to the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
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"Trying to find a job out of the service is almost as scary as being in the military," said Osvaldo Rivera, who will leave the U.S. Army at the end of March after 21 years of service. "The competition is fierce."
The 40-year-old Rivera lives with his wife — who is also a veteran — and two small children in the town of Killeen, Texas, which is home to the Fort Hood military base.
"I graduated high school and had one semester of college, and then joined the Army and had jobs I loved," said Rivera, who was once an Army recruiter. "Now, it's just submit a resume and play the waiting game like a lot of vets have to do."
The soon-to-be-ex-master sergeant is just one of millions of veterans looking for work these days in a job market that's struggling for civilians, as well as those coming out of the military.
The current jobless rate for all U.S. veterans — some 21.8 million of them — stands at around 8.3 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That mirrors the current overall rate of unemployment in the U.S.
A further breakdown reveals pockets of higher unemployment. The jobless rate for vets who served since the9/11 attacks stands at 12.01 percent. That's a decline from the 14.7 percent at the same time in 2011, but still higher than the overall veteran and nonveteran average.
And for young male veterans ages 18 through 24, the jobless rate is 29.1 percent — much higher than the rate of 17.6 percent for nonvets in the same age group. Nearly 22 percent of female veterans — an estimated 50,000 — who served in Iraq and Afghanistan were unemployed in December 2011, according to statistics.
It's numbers like these that show the difficulty many vets are having, says Stephen Norred of Vets4Heroes, a group that helps veterans find work in the private sector.
"We need more help, and vets need to be moved to the front of the line when it comes to getting jobs," Norred, a retired naval officer explained. "These people have served their county with three, some times four or more tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan."
There is some help in the works. In November 2011, President Barack Obama signed into law the VOW to Hire Heroes Act, which among other things, offers businesses tax credits for hiring unemployed vets and those with disabilities.
The law also provides online tools to aid in job searches, and the administration has partnered with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the private sector to make it easier to connect veterans with companies that want to hire them.
Even with a top down effort, however, the transition from serving in the U.S. Armed Forces to working in the private sector can be difficult.
Mostly, it's transitioning skills learned in the military to those needed in business, says Mike Starich, president of Orion International, a for-profit recruiting firm that places vets in jobs with major firms such as Intel ,Samsung,Honeywell , and Conocophillips .
"A lot of veterans get great training in the military, whether it's technology or management or leadership skills," Starich explained. "But how a company might use that person when they leave the military becomes a problem for some vets."
A case in point, says Mike Beal of the Milwaukee-based nonprofit Center for Veterans Issues, is the terminology used in the military.
"We had a vet interview for a job and said 'I'm a 0351 Alpha,' " Beal says. "The person sitting across from him had no idea that it meant he was an anti-tank gunner. We use a lot of acronyms in the military and vets need to know how to translate that into civilian speak."
Even with their military training, many veterans need more education as they try to enter the workforce, says Lynda Horne, who is contract compliance officer at the Center for Veterans Issues.
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Never have I ever..... slept w/two people in one day
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I love this game! I havent played it since like soph year of college though.
Never have I ever..... slept w/two people in one day
(shamingly drinking shot)
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(taking a shot)
Never ever have I ever...kissed a girl
(no shot)
(drinking a shot)
Never ever have I had a threesome :)
oooh meany it's so much fun!!! really you're supposed to sit around with a bunch of people and some alcohol. You go around the circle and someone says something that they've never done. If anyone else in the group HAS done that then they have to take a drink or shot. My friends and I usually play for so long that we can't do it wil shots, just a drink! LOL
so the way it works here is if you have done what the poster above you says they've never done, you take a shot...if you haven't ever done it then no shot....then you say something you've never done for the next person to have to fess up to doing
Ok so if we were really taking shots, I'd be drunk by now with all four shots slammed!
Never have I ever.....watched my fiance with another woman - and been totally turned on by it...
(yes, another shot for me geez!)
***Note - this was long ago and I in NO way would share him now that we are older and engaged! But it was still way hot!***
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No shot.
Never have I ever...had sex with another woman...
(taking a shot)... don't worry brooklyn I would be trashed to!
never have I ever (damn this is hard) made animal noises while dtd
Ha Miriam u are hilarious! I thought it was hard too!
I think I may get a pass on this one....although my ex did say that I sound like a barking chihauhau when I have an O....shameshame...
(shot) does it count if two of the people were kinda doing their own thing?
never have I ever been fantasizing about another man (not even brad pit) while with my fi
I don't know .... I know an orgy is technically MULTIPLE people ...but if there were other people in teh room getting it on while we were I would consider myself having had one I think .... LOL
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No shot!!! yay I finally got one :)
never have I ever had a curiousity about man on man porn...
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shot (but we erased it)
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The Falcoholic relays the news that the Atlanta Falcons really like second year receiver Kerry Meier, whose rookie season was wiped out by an injury. Dave Choate sets realistic expectations.
I've said my piece about this before, so I'll leave you with this Mike Smith quote, pulled directly from the story: "We want to get him back as quickly as possible because there are still two more games to play."
He had two really big interceptions. Brent's (Grimes) play throughout the season has been fairly steady and it was nice to see him get the opportunity to make some game-changing plays and I thought both of those plays he made were game-changing. There was the one in the first quarter and then the one to seal the game at the end.
Mike Smith comments on the play of CB Brent GrimesYou may have noticed that both news and posting has been scarce lately, which is a combination of the quiet cycle and my own extreme workload. Both are, of course, temporary things. In the...
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An Interview with Greg Haerr on the Past, Present and Future of Microwindows
Greg Haerr is CEO of Century Software and founder of the Microwindows Project, a GUI/windowing solution for embedded systems and devices. In this interview, Haerr relates how he came to be working with embedded Linux, explains why he created Microwindows, offers a brief comparison between Microwindows and alternative embedded GUIs, contemplates the future of Microwindows and offers his perspective on open source.
Rick: When were you first exposed to Linux, and what led you to begin developing GUI/windowing software for Linux?
Greg: My involvement with Linux goes back to 1993, to one of the first 386 distributions, Yggadrisil. I remember that this distribution came with a boot floppy and a CD, which was new for the time. On bootup, the system ran the UMSDOS file system, which allowed Linux to run on top of the MS-DOS system's free space, and then proceeded to run the X Windows System, display a login prompt and play the theme to Star Trek. The display would switch between three graphics resolutions when you hit the Alt-Plus key...Linux has always shown from the start its extreme adaptability to differing hardware environments and its ability to take maximal advantage of that hardware with minimal user reconfiguration.
I've been programming for over 25 years, long before I became a businessman. Although I've followed Linux for seven years, it's only been during the last two years that I've contributed heavily to important projects. It's definitely been worth it.
Rick: To date, the greatest popularity of Linux has been in the area of web servers and Internet infrastructure systems. Why do you feel Linux is a good choice for embedded systems?
Greg: Why run Linux on embedded devices? In my estimation, there are at least four compelling reasons that show that Linux will continue to grow extremely rapidly in the next decade. First, the 32-bit microprocessor has finally come down in price and power requirements, and up in speed so that it can be used very cost effectively in the embedded devices desired today, including handheld computers, webpad-like devices and devices running flat-panel displays. And Linux nearly from the start has been a multiple-architecture operating system, which already supported these advanced RISC processors. So the convergence of Linux and embedded is quite natural.
Secondly, and especially in the graphical area in which I'm focused, software developers and systems architects want to leverage the tremendous success that has occurred on the desktop to more portable devices. There's no need to reinvent the wheel when so many applications that have propelled the desktop forward can now be used to enable wireless handheld computing.
Finally, Linux, being royalty-free and open source, allows the manufacturers to control their costs during the development phase, while sharing inventions and algorithms allows the best implementations to be deployed, which is a win-win for producers and consumers alike.
Rick: How does Linux compare to the "traditional" operating systems that have been used in the embedded market? That is, OSes like VxWorks, pSOS, VRTX, etc.
Greg: One of the key advantages Linux has over other choices comes in the development cycle: developers run exactly the same operating system on their desktop as they deploy on the target embedded device. This means that they are as completely familiar with the features and capabilities of the target device as they are of the desktop. For instance, in Century Software's new Microwindows operating environment and development toolkit for the Compaq iPAQ, we can completely simulate the target device graphical screen layout on the desktop host environment, thus allowing the applications to be built and tested while the hardware is also being developed.
Of course there are other advantages too, especially for those customers that already have a considerable investment in UNIX, whether it be from Sun, DEC, HP or IBM. And that is if you've got applications that you've developed for the UNIX environment and want to take advantage of the newly available capabilities of handheld and wireless technology, it's unbelievably more simple to deploy those UNIX applications on Linux than it is to try to run them on say, Windows CE. And of course since the majority of web servers are already running Linux, it's natural to build client-side applications using the Linux operating system.
Rick: What made you begin developing Microwindows? What did you have in mind when you started the project—what were your goals?
Greg: Well, I designed the Microwindows windowing environment initially for fun, since I have a love of small systems doing big things. However, this quickly turned into a project where user interest drove me to implement features found only on more advanced systems, but in a small space, without having to be ultimately general. For instance, Microwindows supports anti-aliased text, TrueType and Adobe Type 1 fonts and alpha blending, all of which X is just getting around to support.
Microwindows, when compared to X and including all the libraries, is still an order of magnitude smaller than X. But there is work being performed to bring the size of the X Window System down to a sub-megabyte. However, the complexity difference between Microwindows and X will always be great. In embedded-systems designs, there is always the issue of taking maximum advantage of the hardware, since that is what the appliance is being built for in the first place. So when you've got to interface to the hardware for graphics acceleration or when adding a strange touchpad device, it's an order of magnitude simpler implementing this for Microwindows rather than X. And Microwindows' Nano-X protocol is very similar to X, except that it's got a much simpler color model, which makes applications easier to design.
Rick: What other alternatives are you aware of that, shall we say, compete with Microwindows in terms of GUI support for embedded systems and devices?
Greg: I would say that there's probably three competitors in this space, that is, when you're talking about the technology creators. In addition to TrollTech, there's the PocketLinux folks with the Java implementation. Although Century, TrollTech and Transvirtual could be seen as competing, actually each solution is really a different approach to bringing applications to market, and each has its strong points that are well suited in a particular area. For instance, Transvirtual's PocketLinux is a nice Java implementation that runs on framebuffer and implements a small but complete set of applets, which is great if you're running Java. But it won't run any non-java application, so it's not well suited for general-purpose work. TrollTech's Qt/Embedded is in a similar situation but works for a large desktop Linux audience. The Qt/Embedded Project is, along with the entire Qt class library, a fantastic implementation of a very Windows-look-and-feel applications framework that will port with very little, if any, modifications to an embedded device with a framebuffer. However, Qt/Embedded won't run any non-Qt applications. It's also a lot of source code and is considerably complicated.
The Microwindows operating environment is the fastest of the lot and is well suited for general applications development, where it can't be relied on that all the applications will require a certain look-and-feel, widget set or Java implementation. This general environment is well suited for platforms where a large third-party contribution is desirable, such as devices made for the general public or where different technologies must be applied together without restricting the language or APIs used for development.
Rick: Another important requirement in embedded Linux systems with graphical interfaces is the browser. You've started a browser project too—ViewML. What other alternatives are there, and how do they compare with ViewML?
Greg: Of course I'm partial to ViewML, which is the open-source embedded browser created by Century Software. ViewML runs in 800K ROM and 2.1MB RAM, and so it works very well with small devices. But it's quite limited in what you can do, given its small footprint. Recently, a group in Australia ported the full Mozilla browser to Microwindows, and it actually works. So depending on the requirements, people now have both a small footprint as well as a fully featured browser available. Opera gets very high marks for HTML compatibility, and they have an unreleased Microwindows version as well.
With our Microwindows operating environment product, we've been focusing on getting ViewML working well and running fast enough to run on the small PDAs as well as the larger faster ones. In this way, our product comes with a browser that can be used on any device, and we can always upgrade to Mozilla if the customer has enough RAM.
Rick: What were some of the challenges you faced in developing ViewML, and how did you overcome them? What were some of the design tradeoffs that you needed to make?
Greg: Size constraints were the biggest issue, as was the business of making sure that the browser displayed the pages correctly. Since we didn't want to write a browser from scratch, falling prey to the many other browsers that just can't display pages correctly, we selected the KDE Project's kfm KHTML widget. We selected this HTML display widget with two priorities: first, it displayed pages almost perfectly, and second, it was small and well written. The ViewML Project then proceeded to implement an embedded browser without changing a single line of code in the KHTML widget, thus guaranteeing we couldn't screw it up too badly. We wrote a QTÝFLTK class conversion layer, which allowed us to implement all the user interface and widget controls in less than 100K, and the result was ViewML. Most of the work so far has been on finalizing the implementation of this conversion layer. The other consideration was making sure the browser speed is fast enough for everyday users, and we're still working on TrueType font display enhancements in this area.
Rick: In retrospect, what has it been like leading an open-source project?
Greg: The Microwindows Project wouldn't be what it is today without the generous contribution of some very important technologies, like the scalable font support, countless debugging on a wide variety of systems and considerable discussion on the mailing list. I must say I've had a heck of a lot of fun being its leader. The Open Source community has had a very positive effect by testing my implementations and others' contributions almost immediately after release. Believe me, if it doesn't work, I'll hear about it.
Rick: Unlike Linux, Microwindows isn't released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Could you comment on the Microwindows license?
Greg: The early Microwindows contributors and I decided to license Microwindows as MPL, which is a looser license than GPL. This means that Microwindows can be used in projects under NDA or where driver source cannot be made available. Although this is contrary to open-source purists, I'm more of a pragmatist, and my real mission is enabling the growth of the embedded industry with graphical applications. In order to do this, you have to have a system that many people can use, and the license should be as generous as possible.
Rick: What new Microwindows features or enhancements are planned for development over the coming year or so?
Greg: Well, we're going to be producing our freely available binary distribution of the Microwindows operating environment for a lot more PDAs that are on the market or are soon to come to market. This will leverage all developers' interest in Microwindows and allow their applications to run on more platforms.
Another very exciting area will be our inroads into the webpad arena. I've got an architecture designed that will allow developers and users to run the same graphical-applications binaries across a large array of flat-panel-enabled devices, which hopefully will enable the continued fast growth we've been seeing in this embedded space. The applications can take a different look and feel depending on whether the device screen is 240x320 or 800x600, as well as 2-D, 3-D and TV-looking controls being implemented by the toolkits.
Rick: Thank you very much!
[Look for Greg's series of articles on Microwindows in our sister publication Embedded Linux Journal in the January/February 2001 issue.]
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Wheel size and offset for nnbs
Looking to throw on some KMC Hoss' and going for the 20x9 fitment.
Does anyone have these on their stock hieght NNBS?
what offsets do you reccomend/use? i've seen +12, +15 etc when I searched.
also, any recomendations for tire size as well...looking to not get to aggressive. Largest would be a 33.
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08-09-2011, 10:16 AM #2Go + for sure. Something in the neighborhood of + 18 would be ideal. You also are pretty much stuck with the stock sizing too unless you look into some type of lift.
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yeah, i want the deepest lip i can get with these rims. what offset are you running? I will be adding a 2" leveling kit later...its just that i love a jacked up truck but i drive 40+ miles/day and gas is killin. I get 17gpm as is now.
08-09-2011, 10:28 AM #4-25 on x10's. These trucks don't handle larger tires well, because the fender wells are very narrow. You aren't going to get much lip at all with a x9 anyway and the more positive the offet, the better...at least as far as tire fitment is concerned. Unless you want to trim, a 275/60/20 is about as big as you can go.
08-09-2011, 10:47 AM #5I have to agree with Blackout07. I test fitted 285/60/20's (34.7 inches I believe) on mine which has a 2 inch front level kit installed. The tire rubbed the back of the fender wells when I turned it right and left. It even popped out the plastic button that attaches the wheel well to the body when the tires rubbed against it. If you have an 18 inch rim as long as it has no negative off-set, you could get away with 285/65/18 as long as you have the 2 inch leveling kit. They are very close to 33 inch tires (33.2 I think). I have 275/65/18 tires on my factory rims and they are 31.9 inch tires.
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thanks, I don't want or need anything insane. soon, I will do the level kit, but for now im concerned with rims and tires as I can purchase them for cost, but I have to do it ASAP. 285/50 or 285/55 would be Ideal. Blackout, you have a serious set up, I likes.
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ok, lol. going with the rough country 3.5 lift and 20" ballistics! 305/50/20 tires
08-12-2011, 09:54 AM #9You lost me at Rough Country 3.5" lift...yuck.
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In short: Good busy event, but poor value for moneyIn full: Good event definately worth trying, but too many people in the available space & queues.Shocked to find that despite £39 entry, all the finishers T-shirts were 'Large only'. To small for me & too big for my wife.Date of review: March 22, 2013
In short: Nice raceIn full: My first 1/2 marathon. Felt friendly and well organised.Felt the course was very boring considering the beauty of Bath. I guess it's a trade off between that and quite a hilly course.Date of review: March 14, 2013
In short: Great atmosphere, crowds all the way round. Better organised than previous years.In full: Freezing cold day but great to see so many spectators out supporting which was very uplifting. Couple of problems to overcome for future races; why have all T shirts in Large; far too big even for large people. Long slow queues for baggage post race. It was freezing so waiting this long wasn't good. This race is overpriced and doesn't represent great value, I've run far better halfs for less than half the price. I think the organizers are a bit greedy and taking too much money and allowing too many entries, it's a very crowded race but I suppose this adds to the atmosphere but potentially affects your pb opportunity if you get stuck behind a crowd.Date of review: March 12, 2013
In short: Well Organised, a Bit Early in the Year!In full: Ran this race during 2012. Very well organised, a train is specially put on to transport people to this, and you are directed from the station to the event. Baggage is guarded by soldiers, organised starting positions, plenty of portaloos. Two laps of the city, and despite what some may say, it's not flat, there are a few hills! Great support on the way round, the 131 Commando Regiment who were also running persuaded me to try harder. The little hill after the bridge over the river turned my legs to jelly after ten miles, but people persuaded me to carry on. The final stretch is covered by three video cameras, so give the final 100 yards everything you have left! Medal presentation at the end, you can purchase a plaque with your name and time to add to it. Only fault with this race, too early in the year!!! I don't like taking long distance training runs in January and February in the snow and ice! Not only that it's too dark in the evenings for the mid week races! Did this the once, enjoyed it but have no plans to do it again, as I didn't enjoy training for it. Date of review: March 12, 2013
In short: Great crowd support but course quite dull and far too expensive.Date of review: March 11, 2013
In short: Well organised, good course, but a bit pricey.Date of review: March 10, 2013
In short: Love Bath, love the crowds, good for a PBIn full: I live in Bath and so I'm a little bias! The organisation was really good, it is well signposted to the runners village, lots of facilities, good entertainment coverage on the route. I never noticed the mile markers but I know the route so I didn't really need them. The course follows the main road in and out of Bath (towards Bristol) so not the prettiest in Bath and you don't take in the sites en route but you can enjoy all that Bath offers after the race!! I was in the white section but must admit there were many runners in this section which were much slower and perhaps shouldn't have been in there. It made it a little tricky at the start where I would have expected to go out fast but instead had to duck and dive around lots of people! Lots of drink stations, jelly babies littered the streets afterwards and a nice goody bag to follow. I like the medal and the fact you are sent you name and time to stick on it afterwards which is a nice memento especially if you get your PB which I managed to. The t-shirt is a tent though. It's a size large, but seriously it's wide enough to fit two of me in there!! Date of review: March 9, 2013
In short: Only Bath can get away with steep prices and oversized T shirtsIn full: For a half, it is very expensive, but there is something very special about the Bath Half - i've been running if for 9 years (yes lets not mention 2008). Lovely atmosphere, great crowds and the pre and post shopping and eating in the city is second to none. My BIG bugbear is the size of the T shirt - do they think runners are all super sized? I've been throwing my out every year and complaining every year. For the entry fee can't you sort out small sizes for normal runners?Date of review: March 8, 2013
In short: Excellent race, brilliant atmosphere but expensiveIn full: Really enjoyed this race, mostly due to the huge crowd support. Really made my day - spectators along nearly all of the course and 3-4 deep in some areas. The two laps were fine and it was exciting to watch the elites come past on the other side of the road. Organisation seemed fine, I did not have to queue long for anything such as baggage drop or chip removal. Only thing was that the little information booklet mentioned a Sunday Church service in the runner's village yet no'one seemed to know where this was help so i missed this.Great course, mostly in the city but some quieter areas out of the main roads.Only issue which probably slowed a lot of faster runners was the orange start line was huge and did not have any "sub-pens". Those nearest the start were simply the people who got there first, not the faster orange runners. Probably a lot of later arrivers getting slowed down by people in front!Plenty of drinks (lucozade sport orange 350ml bottles and water, 330ml bottles) although it was a bit frustrating that if you were running the first lap, you were not allowed a drink from the station on the other side of the road where the 2nd lap runners came through. Can see why they did this, but saw a lot of thirsty runners get refused a drink because it was "2nd lap runners only!".Goody bag was nice, the tee-shirt was a large one-size cotton. Medal is a nice smart one. Also got a space blanket, lucozade and water.I think perhaps get there early as I did as, as it did appear to get very busy later on.Expensive but well worth it. It was nice to have 2 nights in Bath and I recommend going to the thermal spa afterwards!!Date of review: March 8, 2013
In short: Excellent Half!!In full: I am surprised to see some of the negative comments here. I wondered if I ran a different race.I absolutley loved this half marathon. From the moment I arrived at the station it felt very organised. Sign posted all the way to the runners village. Overall I felt it was quite flat with a few little challenges along the way. The crowds were brilliant. I thought the goodie bags were good too. I got a PB which I wasnt at all expecting so I will most definitely will be back next year.Date of review: March 7, 2013


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