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Journey will receive a whopping $500,00 to play a private fundraiser for Mitt Romney this week in Florida, according to TMZ. The band will reportedly play a 90-minute set on Thursday night (August 30th) in Tampa at a party separate from the official convention. According to sources close to Journey, "the group don't feel they are making a political statement either way by performing at the event, and plan on treating the show like it's just another gig."
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Another awesome call by the umpires leads to Joe getting run since the guy blows the call and then rabbit ears it. It's time for these idiots that want to escalate arguments by approaching the bench and/or player/coach start to be suspended.
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Quote from: olafberserker on May 09, 2013, 10:22:03 AMThere have just been multiple really bad calls against us this yearDefinitely an inordinate number. Really bad umping going on in MLB right now.
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one shot of most of the projects that have come together
Re: summer projects
I cannot believe that we actually got the footings poured. Yea for my side!! We should be needing around 350ish cinder blocks to get this done and a few other odds and ends. The dimensions are 16 X 8 X 8. I know it will seem too small before we know it.
We also got the front porch done. We will have it covered next year.
Some pics from the frutis of our labor
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grunt that homestead is looking good,and i'm taking notes and grabbing idea's
One Life , One Love , A Love Supreme
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The only thing new is untold history, Harry Truman
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We are going to use the side of the retaining wall to setup cold frames.
After the root cellar is done we will move to the wood shack and between those two projects we are going to install this
how to install can be found here
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We alreday can heat the winter months with just wood hopefully this will help us durring the other parts of the season.
We need to start chasing down some renewable energy tax credits.
I also plan to have a renewable energy company come out and do a site assessment for wind and solar. We are hoping to build a system large enough to back up to our critical loads ie..well pump..etc.. This should help us size our LP gas generator.
Did I tell you they will be putting a LP tank up this month too.
Yep a lot is going on this month.
What else is new
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good site grunt, i believe they are the same folks that i bought two tube lights from for my second floor bathroom and the hall way. your surely moving in the right direction, in my opinion.
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And the root cellar begins.
Lately it has been high 90's and work has been enjyoing snaging some of my days off but if we can keep it from raining I hope to have most of it done the end of this month
All 390 blocks worth
need to get all the corners down first.. we will see.
more progress
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Well, summer is over and all my summer projects are not I am still working on the root cellar and am shooting to have at least the roof on it before the first heavy. We did get the second soap stone wood burning stove installed in the living room.
You can see them pulling our fire place and putting in the new brick here
and here is the stove
Then if I already did not have enough things going on we ordered all the parts we needed for our solar energy system for the house. It was all delivered this week.
All we need to do now is decide on what backup generator we want to go with. The system its self is about a 2.5kw system. It should make a pretty good dent in our energy bills and the backup batteries will help with my critical loads during a power outage and if they get ran down to far the backup generator will kick in and charge them back up.
We also have a separate collectors coming for the hot water system to help lower the amount of energy our hot water heater needs to heat our water.
Here are the pictures of our 8 back up batteries
Here is a pic of all 15 panels they are about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide.
This is the pic of the inverter this thing weighs about 160lbs that coil must be huge!! You can see some of the panel racking system on top of it.
Here is the rest of the electronics. The battery charger controller, the disconnect, the generator switch the remote monitor display and etc..
Now we just got to get a concrete pad poured since this will be a ground mounted system. Also the pad should be big enough so we can mount the backup generator.
I am realy shooting for a good chunk of tax credits this year
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Well got the solar done
15-180watt panels 2.7kwh system
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The best day we have had so far is 19.7kwh for the day. It will get better once I get the right legs on the back of the rack. Right now they are too short. When the sun is out it the system meet or excedes the draw of the loads 70% of the time. I am already wraping up some credit back on the grid for this winter when we dont make so much power.
Also the root cellar just got the roof put on it and the doors should be on it by the end of the week. The best part about that is the block work is done all 315+ blocks
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Wow !! I thought I was busy this Summer....and I was insanely busy... apparently you don't sleep.
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As if the coach ride to Ravello wasn't beautiful enough, your first glimpse of this amazing town will definitely convince you that the Amalfi Coast is one of Italy's loveliest resort areas. Ravello perches high atop the craggy hills overlooking the turquoise sea, a setting that has inspired celebrities and writers from Greta Garbo to D.H. Lawrence to Gore Vidal. Upon arriving, you will be struck by the grace and serenity of the Romanesque cathedral located on the town's main square, a reminder that Ravello was once an important bishopric. You will also visit Villa Rufolo, a 13th-century, Moorish-influenced residence where Wagner composed a portion of his opera Parsifal. Adjacent to the seaside villa is a lovely garden with pines, cypresses, and blossoming plants. From here, it is possible to descend to the lower terrace, also bright with colorful flowers and exotic flora.
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CLEVELAND -- He was born Johan Ramon Santana. He changed his name in 2003 to avoid confusion with the Johan Santana who was just starting to collect Cy Young votes with the Twins.Ervin Santana, then an Angels prospect toiling away in Class A ball, wanted to create his own identity. You could say, eight years later, that he certainly made a name for himself on a splendid Wednesday afternoon here at Progressive Field, where he tossed the 229th no-hitter of the modern era and the first by an Angels pitcher in nearly three decades. But in the wake of his outstanding outing against the Indians in a 3-1 victory, Santana, even when surrounded by champagne bottles chilling in Dubble Bubble buckets by his locker, didn't have a celebratory air about him. He was happy, certainly, but he also seemed to wear a reflective layer just below the surface. One that revealed itself when he used several of the few words he spoke at his postgame news conference to mention a lost family member. "I just want to dedicate this no-hitter," he said, "to my cousin, who just passed away." The cousin's name, Santana revealed later, was Ruben. But that was all Santana would share, his eyes welling up when the topic was broached.
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There's a new outlet for PCWorld, Currys and Dixons near us in Chester. It does all manner of electrical goods at knock down prices. I decided to have a look see since I had a spare half hour before hospital visiting.
The shop's PC section had a ton of components and I was having a look at the PC towers, hoping for a barebones package since I was looking to replace my desktop at some point. I wasn't hopeful and when I saw the number of Windows PCs, I had a feeling I was going to be out of luck.
Next thing I knew I was targeted by the sales rep - a guy in his mid 20s. He asked what I was after and I let him know I wanted a system that I could build on without having to fork out for windows. I knew mentioning Linux was a mistake since I had to leave for the hospital in 5 minutes.
"You don't want Lie-nux, it's cr*p!" he spouted. "We had a netbook with that and no-one got it to do anything!" So I defended the side and got him to tell me what was wrong.
"You can't use MSN or Skype". I told him I had access to MSN and AIM and Facebook chat through Empathy, or Pidgin if I wanted. And I use skype every week.
"Yeah, but my machine runs windows 7 faster." When I enquired, it seems he was comparing a netbook with linux to his tripped out 8GB DDR3 desktop with a GB graphics card etc.
I told him that my PC dual boots and that my Ubuntu desktop is far faster than Win7 or XP on it. And that's with full Gnome. Under LXDE, it rips the snot out of it. Plus my Win7 setup crashes at least twice every time I use it. And I'm sick of malware and paying for software. I told him my whole PC budget would be blown on software if I went with windows.
He sneered about paying for AVG on linux. When I told him I don't bother with AVG as there were far better on linux, not that it was necessary since windows has something like 3000 viruses for every one linux has.
He replied with something like "ah, but every system has it's vulnerabilities..." I told him about the article a couple of years ago pitting Vista against OSX against Ubuntu at a hacking competition. And I beamed when I told him just how his favourite OS fared there.
He told me his tech guys wouldn't touch Linux and "they are fully trained". He didn't like it when I asked "By monkeys?"
I could go on, but I have to say for every argument he came up with, I owned him!
I love messing with the under-trained. Imagine how he'd fare up against someone who scores more than 4 / 20 on the linux IQ test!
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 8:46 pm
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He told me his tech guys wouldn't touch Linux and "they are fully trained".
Well, they are fully trained to deal with computers with Windows on, so of course Linux would give them problems. I don't imagine for one minute that PCWorld are going to give their techs full training in the fundamentals of computer science. If they did, they'd be recommending everyone to install some form of BSD.
Bye, Rhakios
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LOL should go in there with a laptop or something having just installed some *nix with just a command line stating it has a problem...
For certain you have to be lost to find the places that can't be found. Elseways, everyone would know where it was
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Next time you're in that store, see if you can find the same sales guy and tell him to check this URL out:
Guess which OS the PCWorld webserver uses!
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Isn't baiting PC World sales staff a bit cruel, rather like poking small children with sticks?
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
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Maybe. But in his case, he started it! He deserves everything he got for keeping the argument going.
In all fairness to the guy, I admitted that windows had the edge in games and maybe a Mac with graphics apps, but as I told him, I have very low spec needs for graphic stuff and I have a PS2. If I can't even be bothered to get a PS3, why would I pay for the advanced hardware needed for games for windows.
Oh, and he told me about his PS3 hard drive that he'd filled up with download games. I told him that sort of thing worried me, in that if it goes down, he'd lose his downloads when they fix it.
His answer? Get insurance with PC World so they back up the stuff before fixing it. He didn't like me saying I didn't need to pay someone to back up my PS2 games if it broke as they were all on disc. And a replacement console cost less than the insurance!
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Hah. Go in next week in disguise, find the same guy and say you're contemplating either a £500 Windows box or a £1,000 iMac. I'd wager he'd suddenly tell you how Windows is totally pants, and good for nothing, and you'd be so much happier with the more expensive computer.
Then start an argument involving Amigas... and win
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Isn't baiting PC World sales staff a bit cruel, rather like poking small children with sticks?
Nah, most children are far more intelligent
Nearly as much fun as baiting those irritating "survey" cold calls. The last one I had was obviously angling towards bombarding me with offer to change my electricity supplier, so I offered him the following information:-
Name: Mike Hunt
Address: Completely fictitious.
Age: 89
Sex: Female (He was either too thick, or too polite to wonder at my deep voice, and why my name was "Mike".
Current electricity supplier: I generate my own with solar panels and a wind turbine.
How much does your electricity cost? Nothing
Current gas supplier: Generate my own (Biogas generator using household and garden waste)
How much does your gas cost? Aside from the complaints from the neighbours about the smell, nothing.
And so on.....
Well, if they think its OK to waste half and hour of my time, I don't see any problem with wasting half an hour of theirs....
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Hi Mr Saunders...
> Then start an argument involving Amigas... and win :)
Ahhh, still the most elegant OS of them all.
And I still build and code for it... :)
Bazza, G0LCU...
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The sale people were probably told and trained what to sell and their income is base on that. No point argue with them because it is their company policies and the term and condition they had with Micro$oft or with any particular vendor. That is why I usually build it myself or if I can get it without any OS.
I wonder if I can buy a Mac without the OSX? What would the sales person face look like when I want to install Linux on Mac machine?
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A good salesman will sell the customer what he wants (especially if he knows what he wants) rather than argue with him. Such customers are likely to return when they get what they want.
In the event that they know they cannot satisfy the customer, the good salesman will politely tell them so, offer some advice on an alternative vendor and leave the customer with an overall good impression. Argumentative little sh1ts will just attract people who want to bait them.
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This situation reminds me of something I read a while back:
And the test/training...
I think BestBuy is like the Currys/Dixons of America
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heiowge wrote:
"You don't want Lie-nux, it's cr*p!" he spouted. "We had a netbook with that and no-one got it to do anything!"
Yup, that half @rsed Linpus Lite rubbish. If Acer had done a better job like installing Ubuntu fully loaded then they'd still be selling them.
No one questions tablet computer's lack of windos, simply because they are not designed to look or feel like regular computers. And the unwashed public will willing accept very broken platforms - flash games on the iPad anyone?
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And the unwashed public will willing accept very broken platforms - flash games on the iPad anyone?
Huh? The iPad is broken for NOT having Flash? I'd say the exact opposite. Installing Flash breaks any platform, being such a buggy and slow piece of crap. And it's not like iOS is short of games...
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I agree, I think you will see DL (both end and tackle) addressed in our first 4-5 picks and at least one of our 1st 3 picks will be either a DT or DE. If Kelly doesn't come back then we really need to draft a CB in the same area. We all know that we need help at safety too.The Bucs have 7 picks right now and we definitely need 1 DT (I can live with Wyms, but Hovan is sucking this year), 1 DE (Rice has shown me nothing this year), 1 S (at least), 1 CB (With Kelly maybe done for good, we need to get someone in there for when both he and Barber are gone to team with Zemaitis), 1 C (to at least backup Wade/Mahan or whoever our starter will be next year...we need to groom someone to take over that position) 1 OLB (Brooks is getting older and Nece hasn't played well. I like Winborn, but that still leaves us needing one more when Brooks retires.)That leaves us with one pick left. With that, I say a FB. Alstott is probably done after this year. You can probably get a good FB in rounds 5-7. It's rare they go very high in the draft. That would be everything. I didn't even mention QB. But, if Grads can develop, then we should be ok. If not, then that's another possibility.Also, if Buenning doesn't return to form, we might need to look at a LG too. That being said, we can always look to free agency for that.The bottom line is that through free agency and the draft we need to come away with at least:1 DT1 DE1 S1 CB1 C1 OLB1 FBand possiby...1 QB1 LG
How many picks do we have in the first three rounds?
With Kelly probably gone for good...I say we could probably just take the best defensive player on the board in the first two rounds.We are in need of good young talent at nearly every position on D.
Quote from: BuccoJD on October 25, 2006, 01:50:37 PMWith Kelly probably gone for good...I say we could probably just take the best defensive player on the board in the first two rounds.We are in need of good young talent at nearly every position on D.Where the hell are people getting this crap? I dont see how the hell Kelly is gone for good. 2002 525000.002003 1000000.002004 535000.002005 2400000.002006 2400000.002007 2600000.002008 3200000.002.6 Mil for a extremly solid coverage corner who has an eye for the pick and who is arguably the best tackler on the field. His career is still very much alive. Its freakin turf toe, he has his surgery he will be fine!!! He will not be a cap casulty and he wont retire end of discussion.
It wouldnt make any since to cut him. First off there would be penalties. And his contract is very low for what he is worth/what we could get for a #2 CB.


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Designers and graphic designers have to love the Pantone Hotel in Brussels (below), an homage to the color specialists in seven distinct hues.
And sometimes it's the smallest thing that counts: a drink on the top floor at the end of the day. For fans of the Sofia Coppola film Lost in Translation, the New York Bar at the Park Hyatt Tokyo (below) is the perfect place to re-create your own Bill Murray Suntory whiskey moment.
With a view looking across Tokyo and some of the best cocktails in the world, it's worth every yen. And trust me, you'll spend quite a few.
With so many options, hopefully you're booking a trip and heading to see one of these extremely cool hotel designs.
Images: Contemporist, Design You Trust, Concierge, Open Buildings, CN Traveler, That's Like Whoa!, Ozon3, Nansiepants
November, 2012
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