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Hobbits found outside of Middle Earth?
A not-quite-human face from 17,000 years ago.
It's probably unlikely that Elijah Woods, star of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, would ever win a "sexiest man of the year" award. Especially against, say, Clooney or Beckham or Gosling. But 17,000 years ago, Elijah might have had a fighting chance.
That's because the voters might have been humanoids who were just barely removed from Hobbits, at least physically. So suggests the work of Dr. Susan Hayes, a facial anthropologist at Australia's University of Wollongong. Hayes recently spent eight months reconstructing the face of a species known as Homo floresiensis working with nothing more than a skull. Her completed project shows that some of our distant forebears might have resembled Frodo and Bilbo Baggins more than they resembled you and me.
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Dr. Hayes used CT scan data and 3D imaging taken of a female Homo floresiensis skull estimated to be 17,000 years old. She then employed her own 2D skills to craft an image that fit the creature's anatomical features and bone structure. Specifically, her work incorporated highlighting areas where she determined fat and muscle would have been evident. This differed significantly from previous renderings that tended to simply drop a monkey-like face on such hominids. After meticulous detailing, Hayes developed an image that looks very Hobbit-like — so much so that researchers are calling it the Flores Hobbit, named for the location in Flores, Indonesia, where the skull was found in 2003.
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Admitting that her female subject is "not very pretty," Hayes' image shows an individual with high cheekbones, a very small forehead, a broad nose, and long ears. Add to that the rest of the creature's attributes — roughly a meter tall, weighing about 70 pounds, and perhaps 30 years old — and you have the description of any number of residents of Middle Earth.
However, scientists aren't sure yet where this Hobbit fits in with our real Earth chain of ancestors. While Homo floresiensis does look to be a distinct species rather than some Neanderthal mutant, there's no consensus as to whether it's an offshoot of homo erectus or perhaps a distinct but not-so-closely-related cousin. That will come with more research. For now, we'll have to be content with the knowledge that it's kind of, sort of, almost quaintly human. Like Elijah Wood.
Photo: Courtesy of Dr Susan Hayes, University of Wollongong
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Who is Responsible for Belvedere Vodka's Sexist Ad?
After Belvedere Vodka caught flack for a pretty scandalous Facebook and Twitter ad posted Friday morning, the company immediately went into damage control mode. First they took down the offending photo, which didn't help much in the magical age of screenshots and timestamps. Then they posted a SYWO (Sorry You Were Offended) non-apology on Twitter.
By Saturday, enough outlets had picked up on the PR disaster–which featured a man pulling down a woman onto his lap who looked like she was screaming, under the headline 'Unlike some people, Belvedere Vodka always goes down smooth– that Belvedere recanted its faux-pology and issued two real ones, including a statement from Charles Gibb, President of Belvedere, who wrote "It should never have happened. I am currently investigating the matter to determine how this happened and to be sure it never does so again. The content is contrary to our values and we deeply regret this lapse."
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I knew it was a bad idea to go to bed at nine o'clock last night. I knew that even though I was tired, I would pay for it later. Sure enough I was up at the crack of three thirty, there was no way I could get back to sleep. So, I decided to turn on the tv and see what was happening. You can imagine my surprise when the first thing I saw was "Breaking News" from ABC, and of course the story was Osama bin Laden.
It's been almost ten years since 9/11 and even though we will never forget what happened on that dreadful day, I think for some, the memory had begun to fade just a little bit. I always believed this day would eventually come.
As I watched the coverage on television there was no question the story was back on the front burner again. Tell me if I am wrong here, but I couldn't help feel a little bit uncomfortable at the "celebration" over people being killed. Don't get me wrong, I think bin Laden got exactly what he deserved, and it was long overdue. I would have gladly done him in myself, if I'd had the chance. I just thought a reaction that was a bit more humble or reserved may have been more appropriate. Maybe it's because of what I do each night, always doing my best to report the news in a neutral and unbiased manner. Even the News Anchors I watched last night seemed to be jumping on the band wagon, there was no question that they too were celebrating. A little too close to the story I think.
One other thought, let's not forget that just because this madman is gone, there is still a terrorist threat out there. Maybe his followers will become even more ruthless, in retaliation to their leader's demise.
I love this country and i feel much better now that bin Laden is gone, but I am not celebrating.
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Sure you could. :) I haven't been on IRC in a while too. I had trouble getting this Timid HP I 70 Dive Ball Thundurus. Yeah DSi works, but only CGear RNG Abuse, which I don't know anything about. For some reason we haven't figured out non-CGear abuse for DSi.
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on Mar 20, 2009 at 11:47 am
Don Frances is a registered user.
Good question. The first thing to say is that we agree, it's a good and important discussion, but we felt (and so did other posters) that it was becoming hijacked by one or two excessive posters and hampered by personal attacks. We needed to slow it down to get things back under control. (This morning we took down about 25 comments for excessive postings, personal swipes and other misuse).
The other point to make is that limiting a comment thread to registered-only users does not mean it's closed! It's very quick and easy to register (to do so go here: Web Link) and doing so does not sacrifice your anonymity (we do ask that you give your name during the sign-up process, but your "handle" -- the name seen online by other Town Square users -- is whatever you want it to be).
We've found that registered-only use creates more accountability, and many of the attackers, pranksters, etc. tend to disappear.
on Mar 20, 2009 at 12:31 pm
good call
on Mar 20, 2009 at 1:00 pm
How can blocking a group of concerned parents, students and community members who for whatever reason don't want to register be a good call. Edit the idiots and let the rest of us speak without having to create a handle. If not, you are changing the entire direction of this forum. Please think this over carefully, Don.
on Mar 20, 2009 at 2:17 pm
MV Resident is a registered user.
I agree what happened to freedom of speach
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Don Almighty!
on Mar 20, 2009 at 11:36 pm
I am sure Don has received many complaints regarding some comments. To shut these complainers up he deletes the comments.
Don you are ruining the best part of the Voice.
Stay out of it.
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Hey guys if you look at a different thread-the most recent child molester thread I believe, Don has agreed to open the Huff teacher thread to all, but only after the weekend so he can have a better chance at removing really unnecessary comments. I think he understands we all don't want to register, but we have to understand he needs a weekend off!! It was a good compromise.
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Hey I also just noticed there is a NEW thread on the Huff teacher situation. Only three comments and open to all. Talk away. It's good for our community to discuss our experiences and opinions.
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I agree, what happenened to freedom of speach. Sounds like the VOICE is inbed with a few MVWSD people and want to monitor who says what.
Alot has been said about PACT, the YMCA, and district staff and teachers come one this sounds fishy to me.
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As the number of keeper league hockey pools increase each year, fantasy junkies are becoming more active in the off-season as they prepare for the coming year. Rebuild? Retool? Tweak? Whatever your intentions, it helps to get all the information you can about your players. FPL will look at a pair of teams each week and give you the fantasy lowdown. This week, we'll look through our fantasy hockey goggles at the outlooks for Detroit and Edmonton.
(Originally published by The Hockey News on July 11, 2008 - Dobber archives some of his older THN articles here in case you missed them there!)
Also – don't forget to send your off-season questions to the THN Fantasy Mailbag, which is posted the last Wednesday of each month during the summer.
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Gone – Olli Jokinen, Jozef Stumpel, Branislav Mezei, Steve Montador, Jassen Cullimore, Magnus Johansson.
Incoming - Keith Ballard, Nick Boynton, Chris Beckford-Tseu, Cory Stillman, Rory Fitzpatrick, Peter DeBoer (coach).
Ready for full time – With the loss of Jokinen, the Panthers could use an injection of offense from their youth. Judging by his cup of coffee a year ago, Shawn Matthias seems ready to take on the No. 2 or No. 3 center job. The Cats also hope skilled winger Michael Frolik is ready to take the next step. Michal Repik will also get a long look.
Fantasy Outlook – The good news is that DeBoer is a successful and proven coach at the junior level. The bad news, for fantasy owners, is he has his troops play a conservative team game. Couple that with Jokinen's departure and you won't see as many goals as you would like to. However, there are several young Panthers on the cusp of (finally) breaking out, such as Nathan Horton, Stephen Weiss and the newly rich Rostislav Olesz. All three will need to surprise for Florida to get a sniff of a playoff race.
Fantasy Grade: D (last year was C)
Los Angeles Kings
Gone – Michael Cammalleri, Lubomir Visnovsky, Rob Blake, Jon Klemm, Ladislav Nagy, Scott Thornton, Brian Willsie, Dan Cloutier.
Incoming - Jarret Stoll, Matt Greene, Brad Richardson, Denis Gauthier.
Ready for full time – Teddy Purcell may have won the American League scoring title this season had he not been recalled to the big club. He impressed in his recall and will impress you as a rookie in your fantasy league. Look for him to play on the top six.
Another potential hotshot is defenseman Peter Harrold. He posted nearly a point per game for Manchester (AHL) and was a plus player in 25 NHL games. With Visnovsky gone, the Kings need a quarterback and Harrold, 25, fits the bill.
Big pivot Brian Boyle is also ready to make the jump, but he will probably need to start out on a depth line due to the numbers game. Checking winger Lauri Tukonen is ready for fourth-line duty.
Last, but certainly not least, Drew Doughty, the second overall pick in last month's entry draft will get a long look in camp, but may be better served with one more year in junior.
Fantasy Outlook - Last summer I stated in this column that the Kings have everything in place for a powerhouse team of the future and I gave them an "A-" rating. I said they would not make the playoffs, but if you didn't scoop up their players right away, it would be difficult to do so in the future. Here we are a year later and the Kings did miss the playoffs (for which THN gave GM Dean Lombardi a rather poor rating in their annual GM review), but look at their potential roster a year from now:
Patrick O'Sullivan – Anze Kopitar – Dustin Brown
Alexander Frolov – Brian Boyle - Teddy Purcell
Kyle Calder – Michal Handzus – Lauri Tukonen
With Trevor Lewis, Oscar Moller and Wayne Simmonds on the way.
Jack Johnson – Drew Doughty
Thomas Hickey – Peter Harrold
Matt Greene – Colton Teubert
Jonathan Bernier is their goaltender of the future.
This does not reflect the fact they will be picking up free agents next summer, which they will certainly be able to afford. Los Angeles is well on its way to being a league power. They'll contend for a playoff spot next year, but likely fall short. A year from now, however, they will sail into the post-season easily. They have youth, depth and skill at every position, which makes me wish I were a Kings fan. In a way, I guess I am now… A team to build your fantasy squad on, no question.
Fantasy Grade: A (last year was A-)
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ScottyS | Route Climbed: Tourist Route up, East Ridge of Russell down Date Climbed: July 4, 2002 | |
Dayhiked Muir, Whitney, Russell, and Carillon with bearbnz on a great day. Betting on water near Trail Crest screwed us on the way up, but we still made decent time! Round trip time: 12hrs More pics, etc are available on my homepage here. | ||
Posted Aug 13, 2002 8:38 pm |
IdahoClimber | Route Climbed: Whitney Trail Date Climbed: May 18, 2001 | |
Climbing in early May allowed it to be a climb not a hike. The "Whitney Bowl" aka Trail Crest was snow covered allowing us to bypass the 99 switchbacks and go strait up. The back side had lots of snow but steps were kicked in so crampons were not necessary. Glissading down was a blast, perfect snow and a perfect angle. We did the climb in a comfortable 3 days. Portal to Trail Camp (night) to Summit back to Trail Camp (night) to Portal. Left camp after dark to assist some climbers from Stanford back to camp (Yea I know). Still pissed that California has the highest point. Should be Colorado. | ||
Posted Aug 13, 2002 2:54 pm |
neocrash | Route Climbed: Whitney Portal/Trail Date Climbed: Sept. 1993 | |
This is a retro post. I summit Mount Whitney back in 1993, just after high school. Whitney was my 1st 14er. It was a hard hike, but that was it, just a hike. The thin air was the hardest thing to get over. | ||
Posted Aug 11, 2002 3:17 pm |
Michele | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Date Climbed: Sometime in 2000 | |
Climbed during a light sprinkling of snow. Reached the summit and heard the Ranger yell, "Everyone off the summit or you're going to get fried!" We got off the mountain by running down the Whitney trail and witnessed a spectacular lightning show. | ||
Posted Aug 2, 2002 12:12 am |
Marathon | Route Climbed: Mount Whitney Trail Date Climbed: 7/17/2002 | |
Day hike with my son and daughter-in-law. Trained hard in Socal for 3 months and knew we were fit, but we still had 2 concerns: Socal peaks are 3000 feet lower than this one and we had no time to acclimate (drove up from sea level the evening before). Began hike from Whitney Portal at 3AM. Outpost Camp at 5AM, Trail Camp and first break at 6:40. Slowed a bit from here but reached the summit at 10:40 without too much trouble. We spent very little time on the peak as the weather had been building and was already looking fairly nasty with thunder in the distance. As we began our descent it began to snow, albeit very lightly. By Trail Crest this snow was mixed with ice pellets and then, as we descended further, rain. The rain increased in intensity through the afternoon and made conditions generally miserable. As a result, we did less sight seeing on the way down and basically did a power descent to the car so that we could dry off. Reached the portal at 4:20, bought a shower at the store and drove to Lone Pine for dinner. A wonderful day on an absolutely beautiful trail. | ||
Posted Jul 26, 2002 4:28 pm |
Chucky | Route Climbed: Whitney Trail Date Climbed: 17 September 2000 | |
17 September 2000, my first time at the summit of Whitney, was a one day effort. It was a very exillerating accomplishment, but not very fun. 14 January 2001, my second time on Whitney, my four partners and I did not get above 10,000 feet. 15 June 2001, was my second time at the summit. Although altitude still was an influencing factor, it was a lot more fun than the one day trip. Feel free to read the three trip reports on Mount Whitney. I hope they make good reference comments for anyone contemplating doing Whitney in the future. Go for it and have fun! | ||
Posted Jul 21, 2002 7:52 am |
kdonaldson | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Date Climbed: July 18, 2002 | |
Spent a night at the portal, hiked to Upper Boyscout on July 17. Took about 4.5 hours with loaded packs. Rain and hail in later afternoon and evening. July 18 - 2 hours up to Iceberg. From there stayed left and climbed class 3/4 up to the based of the buttress route. (There is a really cool view of the east face if you scramble up to the notch between tower 1 and 2 on the buttress route) Then traversing right to the first gully, up to the top o fthe notch. Hail on and off all the way up to the top making the final chute a little hairy with some slippery rocks. Think it was about 2.5 -3 hours to the top from iceberg with the slight detour. | ||
Posted Jul 20, 2002 11:44 am |
IdahoSummits | Route Climbed: Tourist Route Date Climbed: July 12, 2002 | |
Hiked into trail camp on day 1. Sat around, then hit it at 4:00 AM on day 2. Had the summit to ourselves! | ||
Posted Jul 19, 2002 2:41 pm |
ocelot | Route Climbed: Whtney Portal Trail Date Climbed: summer, 1979 | |
First attempt summer 1967 via mountaineer's route with Dad. Got snowed out at Iceberg Lake. First summit summer, 1979 Second summit summer, 1983 Third summit July 4, 1988 from base camp at Sky Blue Lake to the south. Forth summit September 2001 added it as a side trip to Mt. Muir What can I say? Its there, and its great! | ||
Posted Jul 9, 2002 11:24 pm |
Wildtrail | Route Climbed: Mountaineers Route and East Face Route Date Climbed: May 2001 | |
Got AMS bad. Had to turn back. Doing it again in September 2002. Wish me luck! | ||
Posted Jun 28, 2002 3:27 pm |
phomchick | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Route Date Climbed: May 26, 1979 | |
I made this climb during a long weekend with my buddy Blair. At the top of the notch, the chute to the summit was filled with snow. Blair climbed the face to the east of the chute to avoid the snow; I stuck to the rocks at the edge of the chute and picked my way up. There were several other parties on the route that day. During the descent, a highschool aged fellow from another party broke out of some steps across the snow in the chute and fell to end up spread-eagle, face-down on a small (20' x 20') snow patch above a cliff. The next fellow, hurrying across the same spot to help ALSO FELL and ended up in the same spot. This was enough for me. I took off down the west slopes with the intent of traversing back across the north slopes to the top of the notch. The closer I got to the notch the steeper the traverse. I was kicking steps in the snow and using my ice axe and ice hammer for handholds. Then, one kick didn't go in very far. I looked down, and noticed one crampon had come off and was stuck in the snow 3 feet to my right. Here I was, alone, unprotected by any rope or anchor, and staring at a very important piece of equipment which I would dearly like to have had, but which was not obtainable. I left it there and just kicked harder to get to the safety of the notch, which was 50 feet away. Meanwhile, the climbers above had set protection and gotten out the ropes and were able to lower the injured climbers down to me at the notch. The only injuries were bumps and scrapes, and everyone got down safely to the campsites below the east face. All's well that ends well, and this experience has provided a heck of a party story. Be careful folks. The mountains can be dangerous as well as fun! | ||
Posted May 19, 2002 2:48 pm |
synne.chadwick | Route Climbed: Mountaineer`s route Date Climbed: April 2000 | |
Early spring conditions. Snow was perfect..... both in the morning and evening. Camped at 12,000 feet, and sumitted the next day at 1030am. It was sunny, but quite windy. Knowing how crowded Whitney usually is, it was very satifying to be the only ones on top during Easter weekend!! The route and the summit view combined makes this a beautiful mountain to climb. | ||
Posted May 18, 2002 6:01 am |
sierragator | Route Climbed: mountaineer's route Date Climbed: sept 7,2001 | |
A group of six from Ridgecrest summited via the mountaineer's route in 8 hours. Returned to parking lot via the "superhighway" trail. RT in 13 hours. Third ascent of Whitney, the others were in 1983 from the west side JMT and 1987 via main trail. | ||
Posted May 5, 2002 6:04 pm |
John | Route Climbed: Da Trail Date Climbed: April 14, 2002 | |
Spring conditions. Slush during the afternoon involving body height post-holes (one guy sank in 7-8 feet!) with winds gusting up to 110 mph on the hike out. At least no quota ;-) Probably not a good idea to be on the East Face with those winds but I did run into 3 people intent on camping on the summit (they ended up sleeping in the summit hut). Lightning could be seen at Trail Camp on the night of the 14th. If you want to read an extremely verbose version of this summit log, feel free to read my SP Trip Report. | ||
Posted Apr 16, 2002 2:53 am |
jeffn | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Date Climbed: July 2000 | |
Dragged 2 Brits up to show off what we Yanks have. It worked. Took the Trade Route down. Mistake and a let down after the trip up. | ||
Posted Apr 3, 2002 8:03 pm |
darinchadwick | Route Climbed: Mountaineers route Date Climbed: April 1999 | |
Alone on Easter Weekend! What are the chances of that! This was our first CA 14er, and one of the best. Whitney in the summer on the trail is a drag. Way too many people. This is one place on God's Green Earth where having a quota is actually a good idea. Conditions were at their spring best. Windy at the notch at the end of the coulior, and way too icy to traverse to less steep ground, so we we climbed straight up from the notch. This was fun 'cause it was steeper than what we planned for, yet still doable. We couldn't believe we were alone on the summit. That will probably never happen again. | ||
Posted Apr 2, 2002 6:19 am |
Dave Daly | Route Climbed: East Buttress Date Climbed: 30 Aug 2000 | |
Very classic. Started at 5:00 AM before the crowd got wild. You can start about anywhere from the Second Tower and turn it into an adventure. We had some fun after the third pitch and went way right, out into No-Man's Land. Good exposure looking down into the Mountaineer's Route. Found some fun scampering up 5.8/5.9 cracks (old pins stamped TMH...I'm assuming these were T.M. Herbert's) and a few faded fixed lines from seasons past dangling down into the M.R. Summitted at 9:00 AM. Took a good sized nap till 11:00 then hiked over to Mt. Russell for some more abuse..... | ||
Posted Mar 6, 2002 3:27 pm |
mdostby | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Route Date Climbed: 2-28 thru 3-2-2002 | |
So close I could taste it! This route takes on a whole new challange during the winter. I made it to the notch at 14,000 foot before turning back. The wind was incredible! 80+ mph gusts that literally could blow a climber off the mountain. Several times I found myself dropping to the ground, plunging my axe as deep as I could get it to keep from being blown down the gully. This was my second attempt this winter. Except for the wind high on the mountain the weather was awesome. What an incredible place to be during the winter!!! | ||
Posted Mar 4, 2002 9:38 am |
sidhayes | Route Climbed: Trail Date Climbed: 8-20-2000 | |
Climbed the peak on a good weather day in 2:24 and walked down. Third time to the top. | ||
Posted Feb 23, 2002 3:00 pm |
mdostby | Route Climbed: Mountaineer's Route Date Climbed: 2/01/02 | |
Turned back just below lower boyscout lake. Very nice weather.......clear.....cold.....no wind. Lots of new snow. Snow shoes a must. I broke one of my ski poles and the rivits in one of my snowshoes broke making it impossible to use. My partner continued on. He met up with a guided group led by Kurt Wedberg and hopefully will summit tommorow. | ||
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9:34am Friday 3rd August 2012 in Nailsworth News By Hayley Mortimer, Reporter
YOUNG ventriloquist, Kieran Powell, is preparing to perform for thousands of athletes at the Olympic games.
The 16-year-old from Nailsworth will perform on the streets of the Olympic village, home to more that 18,000 athletes and officials, on the day of the closing ceremony.
He said: "It is like nothing I have ever done before in my life. It is very exciting.
"I think it will be a fantastic atmosphere that day because a lot of the athletes will have finished so they can relax and enjoy themselves.
"I have a lot of experience improvising but this is going to be very interesting. I will go with the flow with whatever the audience are feeling and will do a lot of talking to the crowd.
"There is every chance I could talk to the fastest man on the planet, which would be amazing."
When Kieran originally applied for the entertainer's role, he was told he could not be accepted because he was under-18.
But organisers wrote back to him and said they liked his act so much they would make an exception.
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Born on Dec. 12, 2000, Hagerstown resident Kayla Bailey turns 12 today, on 12/12/12. (By Caleb Calhoun, Staff Writer / December 12, 2012) |
Born on Dec. 12, 2000, Hagerstown resident Kayla Bailey turns 12 wednesday, on 12/12/12.
"It's kind of cool that they're all put together like that," Bailey, a student at E. Russell Hicks Middle School said Tuesday. "My mom's taking me out to dinner for it."
Although this is the first time the day, month and year aligned for Bailey's birthday, she noted that her special day always does coincide with her new age.
She turned 1 in 2001, and 2 in 2002, for instance. But, she said, "Turning 12, on the 12th, in the 12th month of 2012 is a little different."
After Wednesday, the next time the last two digits of the year, the month, and the day will be the same numbers will be in a little more than 88 years. For one day in each of the first dozen years every century, the numbers of month, day, and year will line up in that manner. The next such instance will be Jan. 1, 2101 — 01/01/01.
Astrologist Jeanne Mozier, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., said there is nothing significant about the numbers in the date 12/12/12.
"All numbers have intrinsic meaning, but the fact that it's 12/12/12 does not have intrinsic meaning," she said. "It means no more than the numbers of any other day."
Mozier said, however, that star patterns indicate the next three days will include "unexpected outcomes."
Other area residents said that they do not think there is anything significant about the date either.
Hagerstown resident Vicky Yates, 57, said she had not given it much thought.
"I'll never see anything like it again, but I don't put a whole lot of thought into that," she said. "My cousin got married last year on 11/11/11, and it was unique. It'll also be neat for the kids born 12/12/12."
"I think it's neat to see it written, but I'm holding out to see the Mayans proven right for Dec. 21," Dan Murphy, 41, of Hagerstown, said jokingly, even though he said he does not believe the Doomsday theories. "It'd be cool if something happened on Dec. 21, like if the power companies shut down electricity for a couple hours to see how people would react."
The end of the world has been associated with Dec. 12, but it is mainly associated with Dec. 21, the Winter Solstice and the end of the Mayan calendar.
Lottery numbers relating to dates such as today's are popular, Maryland Lottery spokeswoman Gail Pelovitz said.
"The number 1212 for Pick 4 Midday and Evening sold out on Dec. 7," she said. "People played in advance, I assume to make sure they got it in early. It's a popular number anyway."
Pelovitz said the number 1111 sold out on Nov. 11 of last year, which was 11/11/11.
"Any time you have four similar numbers, they're usually popular," she said.
"It's really cool," said 33-year-old Pam Bailey, Kayla's mother. "My boyfriend is going to have her scratch off lottery tickets for good luck, but she would want to keep the money" if the tickets are winners.


text: Thanks for the results. As for running the drill directly from the charger, I'm not sure I'd recommend it. The drill draws a ton of current, likely more than the charger can handle. - Jeff Sent from my iPod On Sep 22, 2011, at 9:59 PM, Andrew Netherton <andrewnetherton at gmail.com> wrote: > It's been a good long while, and I thought I'd post a follow-up. > > I recently disassembled a heavy lumber structure in my garage that was > mostly screwed together. Very high torque to get some of those screws > out, it really gave my cordless drill a run for its money (and in a > few cases, stopped it cold). I even managed to cycle both packs > through some quick charge cycles. > > I managed to get most of the structure apart before one battery pack > suddenly stopped working. Taking it apart, I noticed that it was the > pack that I had soldered the battery leads directly on to the adjacent > battery. One such junction had failed, but some of the wiring that > was in the pack originally had also burned through the insulation. So > that pack is toast. > > I continued with the other pack, but within an hour of burning out the > first one, the second one stopped working as well. This one was the > pack where I soldered the tabs of the battery together (the > replacement cells I had purchased had spot welded tabs top and > bottom). I did that figuring it might result in a stronger solder > joint, and would prevent any heat damage to the battery cell itself. > Well, in this pack there wasn't any burnt wires, but the pack quite > readily fell apart - many of the solder joints had failed. Whether > the high current actually melted some I can't say. > > So my conclusions are that rebuilding your own cordless drill pack is > entirely possible, and works well for everyday tasks. Once you start > getting to tasks that really task the drill and put a serious draw on > the battery, however, a pack rebuild with soldered connections likely > won't cut it. At that point it would be necessary to use a capacitive > spot welder or equivalent to get a permanent connection that is both > mechanically and electrically sound. > > I don't think I'm going to rebuild these packs again. Instead I'm > going to disassemble the pack charger, and hook up the DC output > directly to the drill and see if I can run it as a corded drill. I'm > hoping I'll get close to full power that way, instead of piddling by > with a wall wart or having to go full-bore with a PC power supply. > I'll be dependent on mains power, but will have a much lighter > (although now imbalanced) drill to use. If I ever come across a > heavy-duty 12V battery, I might see if I can find a middle ground - > tethered to a large, powerful, non-hand-held battery, but still > portable enough to take anywhere. > > Regards, > Andrew > > On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 8:07 AM, Andrew Netherton > <andrewnetherton at gmail.com> wrote: >> Last night at TON I managed to rebuild one of my two cordless drill >> battery packs. It was a bit slow going at first, as I had to climb >> the learning curve first, but eventually did get a pack made with the >> new cells I had. The cells were all soldered together, which worked >> well enough, despite not being especially pretty. (Next time I'd >> probably just weld tab-to-tab, but that will be pack #2.) After I got >> home, I got out the charger and popped in the rebuilt pack. The >> "quick charge" light came on, which was a good sign. >> >> As of this morning, the pack was registering as fully charged, and the >> drill once again turns! WOO!! So I'm calling the rebuild process a >> success, and will now just have to wait and see what kind of life I'll >> get out of the pack. >> >> A big thanks to all who helped me with the rebuild, especially Mark >> for his mad soldering skills. :) >> >> I've already got some process improvements in mind for the next pack, >> but I'm not sure when I'll get out to do that one (my wife's water >> just broke this morning, so I'm home for two weeks). Once it's >> complete and have the process a bit more refined, we can call a meetup >> for rebuilding the DeWalt, and anyone else's packs that may want to >> try their hand at it. (And if anyone wants to whip up a capacitive >> discharge spot welder in the meantime, PLEASE DO!!) >> >> Thanks again, KWartzlab. I'm seriously stoked at how well this worked! >> >> Andrew >> > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at kwartzlab.ca > http://kwartzlab.ca/mailman/listinfo/discuss_kwartzlab.ca


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This is really weird. The Giants get a ton of flack for having a terrible offense, yet here I sit with Baseball-Reference in front of me, and I'm looking at this. That's right - the Giants offense is pretty damn decent, especially when considering that they're the Giants. Now, most of their fans will tell you that the players aren't necessarily the problem, and that the blame mostly falls on manager Bruce Bochy for using them incorrectly, and well, they're right. But, he hasn't been given much to work with as far as middle infielders are concerned, and naturally that's where the holes reside in this San Francisco lineup.
Those three guys are all kinds of horrible at the plate, but Crawford is a pretty slick-fielding shortstop, so at least his existence on their roster can be justified. Although Crawford is bad against most of the league, naturally he absolutely owns the Rockies (.359/.444/.692 in 45 plate appearances), so you can pretty much ignore the numbers shown above. Burris has been neutralized, for the most part, in his time against Colorado, and Arias has never faced them. In addition, with Pablo Sandoval on the disabled list with a broken hamate bone, the Giants have resorted to using Arias and newly-called up 23 year old Charlie Culberson at third base, so that likely won't help their cause. Still, the Rockies will have to figure out the rest of the Giants lineup, which has abused them in the past, and has actually held their own against everybody else this year, too. This guy hasn't been a whole lot of fun for opposing pitchers to face:
(Fun Fact: People in Utah pronounce the word 'milk' as 'melk,' but I don't think Cabrera was born in Utah - and probably hasn't even ever been there - so I'm not sure how he got his name.)
The Melk Man has become the Giants' top hitter, as he has racked up a 155 OPS+ in a team-leading 154 plate appearances. He's not hitting for home run power (as he has just two HR's), but he has 14 extra-base hits and has walked a club-leading 12 times to help supplement his OPS. With Sandoval out, Buster Posey and Angel Pagan share the club lead in homers with four apiece, while Nate Schierholtz has hit three (two of them, OF COURSE, coming in Colorado). Each of those players is above-average in terms of OPS+, as is Buster Posey and Brandon Belt (though Belt's is strictly because of his fairly-high OBP, and not because of hitting for power to this point).
On the mound, the Giants have been just as good as always, though it's different guys this time. Tim Lincecum, who will pitch in the second game of this series, has been dreadful so far in 2012; his 5.89 ERA, 1.58 WHIP, and 58 ERA+ are all by far the worst among San Francisco's starters. Everyone else in their rotation has an ERA under 3, including Barry Zito, although he's walking on dangerous ground with his 1.15 K/BB ratio. Matt Cain has been absolutely lights-out, boasting a 2.28 ERA and 0.74 WHIP. He has struck out 48 batters and walked just nine in 51.1 IP. Luckily, the Rockies won't see him in this series.
The bullpen is still good, even with the losses of Brian Wilson (injury) and Guillermo Mota (PED suspension). Sergio Romo has yet to allow a run in 12 appearances while lefty specialist Javier Lopez (1.35 ERA, 268 ERA+) and closer Santiago Casilla (1.38 ERA, 254 ERA+, 7 saves) have been exceptional as well.
Probable starters and more after the jump...
Game 1 - tonight @ 8:15 PM MT (ROOT Sports):
Christian Friedrich (1-0, 1.50 ERA) vs. Ryan Vogelsong (1-2, 2.94 ERA)
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RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) -- A school bus in western Wisconsin has run over a 12-year-old boy and injured his legs.
The accident happened shortly before 5 p.m. Friday in River Falls.
Police Sgt. Jon Aubart tells the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press (http://bit.ly/O9sPl3) that Jacob Wheeler was crossing a street when the bus turned left and struck the boy.
Aubart says the bus knocked Jacob to the ground and the rear wheels ran over his legs.
No children were on the bus. The driver was not cited.
A hospital spokeswoman says Jacob is in fair condition Monday at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in St. Paul.
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The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
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All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
Read today's News Roundup for BioLogos-curated collection of articles analyzing and commenting on last week's debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham—as well as some Valentine's Day amusements.
As people came together for real conversations, they actually listened to one another, which is not always common in the kind of controversial topics we were exploring—topics about origins, evolution, and biblical interpretation.
Watch to see whether the debate encourages the opinion that science and Christianity are at war. We don't think you have to choose sides.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
"If God wanted to make Methuselah live to be 969 years old, we certainly believe that God could intervene in the natural order of things and make that happen. The question rather—as it should be for all biblical interpretation—is whether that is really the message of the text."
"Being confronted with evolution may have been the catalyst for asking the difficult questions, but the real problem for me was not evolution – it was biblical literalism."
"All of a sudden, it was possible to grant a text deep authority (a 'high view of scripture' we say) while discounting neither our own experience, nor the historical experience of those writing, compiling, editing that same text. To put it differently, all of a sudden, history mattered—the history of the text itself, and the history of our interpretations of a text."
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
If you're new to investigating the relationship between science and Christian faith, the Book Club is a great place to start the journey.
"I see BioLogos as an invaluable resource for parents who want to help their children grow as thoughtful, faithful Christians who make a real difference in today's world."
"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
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Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.


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[edit] Does it work
Yes, for the most part!
[edit] What does it scan
Flatbed things, 35mm
[edit] Where does it live
Currently on top of the black help in the darkroom.
[edit] What belongs to the scanner
- Scanner!
- AC/DC adapter (labeled)
- USB cable
- Built in 35mm loader
- Replacement loaders for 35mm, slides, medium format
[edit] Loaders
The built in loader is white, it's built in, you'll know what I mean when see it. This particular loader I found to be about 2-4mm too skinny, so I took a Dremel to it. That was a dumb idea and it's kind of crap tastic now.
I ordered a replacement loader from a site that said should work, words from HP apparently. When I got the loader, loaders actually, they're totally not specifically made for the G4010, but it lines up right, it just might work. Haven't tested.
[edit] Manual
[edit] Drivers
Should work with Sane under Linux.


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