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Originally written on College Football Zealots | Last updated 10/21/14
Pitt + 3 We are finally getting to the point in the season where we can start looking at some statistics that actually mean something. One of the things I like to do is attempt to compare offensive and defensive numbers against the opponents each team has played. In this case we have a fairly battle tested Pittsburgh team getting a FG at home against a Louisville team who has played one meaningful game all season (and that was at home versus North Carolina). After eliminating FCS stats from both teams I actually give both the offensive and defensive edge in this game to Pitt. Offensively the Panthers are averaging 432 ypg vs teams that allow 397, whereas Louisville is averaging 380 ypg vs teams that allow 388 (-8 ypg vs their opponents defensive season avg). I also give senior QB Tino Sunseri an edge in the passing game over sophomore Teddy Bridgewater. Tino has a 156.47 PE ratio vs teams that allow 125.27. Teddy has a 150.65 PE, but that is against defenses that allow 140.47. More importantly from my perspective I give the defensive edge to Pitt. I always like getting a good defensive team at home plus points. Pitt is only allowing 20.67 ppg vs teams that avg 28.86. Louisville is allowing 21.50 ppg to teams that only avg 25.49 ppg. Pittsburgh has already lost their first two Big East games, both on the road, so they cannot afford to lose another, especially at home. Louisville has struggled in their last two away games against non-BCS competition. So in a game that figures to be defensive in nature and low scoring, I'll take the home team with the slightly better statistical defense. Getting 3 points is just gravy, but I'll take them. Pitt 24 Louisville 23 Make sure to check out The Saturday Edge website and follow them on Twitter @SaturdayEdge. It's a great site where college football handicapping enthusiasts can exchange useful betting strategies, tips, ideas and information. They have great football analysis and are also a great place to go if you want to read up on betting or get some advice. You can also sign up for their newsletter at their site. So far they have hit on their "best bet" predictions for Oregon State/Wisconsin, Nebraska/Southern Miss, Colorado St/Utah St, Colorado/UCLA, and Michigan/Purdue and have a streak of five in a row for their weekly best bets.
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The platinum haired singer is upset by constantly being likened to the 'Diamonds' singer, and being referred to as the UK's answer to the Barbadian beauty.
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Rita, 22 added: ''She's one of my idols. I love her a lot, and I'll wear the comparison high on my shoulder. I like anyone who can be confident with themselves.''
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MATHEWS The official in charge of day-to-day operations of Lafourche Parish government came within a single vote of losing her job at Tuesdays Parish Council meeting.
Six council members voted to fire Parish Administrator Crystal Chiasson. It takes seven votes to oust a department head.
Here is how council members voted on firing the two-year veteran:
For: Joe Fertitta, Phillip Gouax, Daniel Lorraine. Matt Matherne, Louis Richard and Lindel Toups.
Against: Michael Delatte, Rodney Doucet and Jerry Jones.
Toups, the councilman who asked for the vote, said Chiasson doesnt communicate with the council, intimidates employees and micromanages government operations.
Lafourche is not moving forward like I think it should, Toups said. For the money were paying the parish administrator, we can get better.
But others took the floor Tuesday to defend Chiasson, who has held her current position since March 2007.
She has sacrificed many hours to try to satisfy the council, said her husband, Howard Chiasson. It is easy to criticize and find fault from the comfort of the council chair.
Chiasson had the option of having the discussion about her held behind closed doors, but she elected to have it held in public. The meeting space was filled with her supporters, many of whom spoke of her dedication to the parish and her job.
Parish President Charlotte Randolph is among Chiassons supporters.
She saved us $200,000 in her negotiations in the purchase of the Wal-Mart building, Randolph said of the building that now serves as parish government headquarters. The Raceland building that had served that purpose was damaged during Hurricane Gustav.
She does a damn good job, Randolph said.
Many of the councilmens complaints were about delays in road and maintenance projects.
Randolph said the attempt to fire Chiasson was a response to Randolphs Sept. 8 termination of former Public Works director Ronnie Robichaux.
I think its retaliation, Randolph said to Toups.
Toups denied the allegation.
I dont know where people got the idea Chiassons being used as a pawn, Fertitta said. Its about job performance. She operates her office with intimidation.
Chiasson defended herself, saying she would never ask anyone to do something she wouldnt do herself.
Intimidation, thats not me, Chiasson said.
Jones ended the debate by voicing his support of Chiasson.
The last few months, this parish has been moving forward, he said. My opinion, and its my opinion, shes doing a good job.
After the council vote, Chiassons supporters applauded and several rushed to embrace her.
Im always here to please the council and its residents, Chiasson said after the meeting. And Im very appreciative of those who supported me.
Asked about the days leading up to Tuesdays vote, Chiasson was visibly emotional.
It was a hard two weeks, she said.
Toups and Fertitta reached out to Chiasson after the meeting, each pledging to work with her to help Lafourche residents.
I can work with her in the future, Toups said as long as she calls me back.
The council was also scheduled to discuss the fate of Human Resources Director Donna Adams. Following the failed attempt to oust Chiasson, however, Toups asked that the discussion about Adams be put off indefinitely.
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My ggrandmother was Margaret Horrocks b. 1872 in Ionia or Montcalm County, MI. She was the daughter of John Horrocks b. 1847 (in either England or Canada) and Geraldine Densmore (Dunsmore). Your Margaret could likely by a sister or cousin to John. Would be happy to exchange info.
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Abstract: Today the European welfare states are strongly challenged and it is heavily debated how much social security a society should provide and how much private insurance is possible. This article goes back to the origins of the German welfare state. In the 1830s, industrialists from the district of Aachen (Prussian Rhineprovince) suggested to implement collective labour rules regulating working hours and wages. In the 1860s – 20 years before Bismarck – they proposed a mandatory pension system with equal contributions of employers and employees; they suggested labour conflict resolution by joint arbitration panels of employers and labour representatives. The proposals did not gain support from the Prussian ministries arguing collective agreements would violate freedom of contracting. Entrepreneurs demanding social welfare and the Prussian state defending economic liberalism – this challenges the perception of the Bismarckian welfare state as a means to reconcile labour with the German state. Yet, in the early 19th century the district of Aachen was the most advanced economic region in Prussia in regard with industrial employment and modern industrial organisation. Producing quality goods for the world markets, the industrialists aimed at stabilizing the social environment and reconciling labour with the capitalist society. Their motivation, however, was not based on philanthropy; it was guided by economic aims and collective selfinterest. Analysing 'social policy' as a capitalist aim, the paper puts the German welfare state in a new perspective. By doing this it also wants to contribute to the discussion on the future of the modern welfare states, because if the argument presented here holds it might have implications for the possibility of privately solving social problems. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8983
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Abstract: The economic transition characterizing the process of European industrialization in the 19th century was concentrated on regions rather than on states. In the first half of the 19th century, the region of Aachen (in the west of Prussia) pioneered on the territory of the German states and developed to a powerful industrial region. The implementation and diffusion of the factory system and the economic impact of adapted and new institutions make the core of this paper. Reciprocal interconnections be-tween firms of different clusters shaped the region and created economic dynamics. Investments trans-gressed the boundaries of single industries and new industries emerged. One important feature of the regional production system was cross-sectional knowledge transfer; a second was institutions support-ive to this process. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8982
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Abstract: In the early 19th century coal mining in the region of Aachen (Prussian Rhine Province) developed to an industrial scale within few decades production was mechanised and new types of industrial organization emerged that allowed for concentration on production and economies of scale. The region hosted two mining areas (the Wurm area and the Inde area) showing rather different patterns of development; while the industry on the Inde was already concentrated at the turn of the century, and industrial modes of production emerged earlier, the industry on the Wurm developed slowly more slowly. Decentralized ownership prohibited scale economics before the mid-1830s. Then, new joint stock companies allowed for concentration of ownership, rationalisation of production and efficient governance. The analysis shows that these different patterns result from different pre-industrial institutional arrangements that were only harmonized during the French occupation of the Rhineland. The ms. containes 189p., 24 figures and maps, 49 tables on regional industrial production. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8981
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Abstract: The Weimar Republic is analysed within the framework of limited and open access orders. Germany had developed into a mature limited access order before World War I, with rule of law and open economic access but only limited access to politics. After the war, Germany developed toward an open access order; this process was, however, not sustainable. Two interpretations are discussed, which both pose a challenge to the limited access-open access framework: (1.) Weimar Germany was the first open access order that failed; (2.) sufficiency conditions of the sustainability of open access are not yet included in the framework. It is proposed that sustainable open access orders do not only depend on open political and economic access and on the state monopolising violence capacities (coercive power); government and the political institutions must also have the capacity to efficiently create legitimacy via coordination capabilities. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8950
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Abstract: I never became interested in philosophy primordially or originally. There is no source event or transformation that I can recall as being the defining moment. Stating 'It began here!' would be misleading… I am not even certain that I originally attained an interest, or even that I still am interested in philosophy as a privileged object of investigation and investment ‐ an aim in itself. There are, however, moments and situations in my life where an interest in philosophy has appeared or is necessarily forced upon me; these are times when philosophy appears as a seemingly unavoidable and essential questioning of fundamentals,– as a 'basic' need. This being said, it can be annoying as well as cumbersome. Philosophy as a 'basic' need makes itself felt as an estrangement that has always already taken place. It takes the form of a "Schritt zurück" in which one pulls away from, problematizes and reconsiders the given, including the given sense of community, its presuppositions and even the given self. As now, where I find myself writing this at a seaside hotel and consider whether I would prefer to stroll to the restaurant and chat with friends rather than continue taking pains to scrutinize and reflect. Incidentally a well‐known 'philosophical' 'solution' or resort since Hume. Concurrently, however, I sense that this latter choice may be lacking in philosophical substance. In such situations, philosophy becomes equated with a tendency towards seclusion – even with being secluded from myself. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8810
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The photo above is a part of student Sabrina Thi's web journal, created for Professor Barbara Chira's Charette class, a project-based design class. Professor Chira has done some great things with iPads in her classes as part of the Digital Canvas Initiative at the Cleveland Institute of Art. In her classes, Professor Chira has utilized the iPad to explore, refine, document and support the creative process. She's also taken full advantage of the portable and intuitive nature of the iPads to help students to film and edit videos that are poignant, intimate, surprising and informative. According to Professor Chira, the students were able to make powerful works that never would have been created without the iPads. Above: Professor Chira critiques student mind-maps created using apps on the iPad. Mind-mapping is a way to explore concept connections and refine the creative process. Below: a video filmed and edited on the iPad, created by student Maria Rouzzo. Maria has recently been recruited to write for this blog. Welcome, Maria! We're glad you're here! We'll publish video interviews with Professor Chira and Maria in the near future.


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The busdriver is really dippy
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TMZ published images of another tummy tuck and breast lift/reduction patient of Dr Adams. She has the appearance of moderate to severe wound healing problems.
Although it is easy to just slam the good doctor here like everyone else, the fact is that these operations have risk. Although I would probably have done things differently I cannot know looking at a bunch of images if either technique or poor patient selection may have affected the outcome. Did the patient smoke? Cigarette smoking really puts a damper on healing from breast lift/reduction and tummy tuck surgery in particular. If the patient were a smoker, this kind of thing could have happened to any surgeon at least in the latest "images-included" case.
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Eye-test bruh. I'm not one of those nerds that study the stats. Not to mention, it would be near impossible to determine how many points Bynum scores in a 1v1 situation when Perkins is guarding him. I'm just going from what I see.
Every time Bynum tries to back down Perkins, he gets pushed out of the low post and takes a forced shot. Then when his offense is struggling, dude no longer gives a shit and stops rebounding and playing defense. That's the reason why Mike Brown sat his ass down for Jordan Hill the last time they played OKC.
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Eight Pieces op. 83 for Clarinet (Violin), Viola (Violoncello) and Piano
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Max Bruch composed these eight, highly romantic pieces for his son Max Felix, a talented clarinettist. In order to enable the work to be played more widely, Bruch arranged the clarinet part for violin and the viola part for cello. Our edition contains both parts plus a transposed version for clarinet in B flat, thus allowing it to be played by different combinations of instruments. In addition, all of the eight pieces are presented here in an Urtext edition for the first time and in one volume!


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Oxford City's chairman Brian Cox admitted he had mixed feelings after the Marsh Lane club were told they must remain in the same division next season.
City, who finished third from bottom, but escaped relegation because Vauxhall Motors resigned, were keen to move across from North to the South division.
However, the Football Association's National League System ruled yesterday that City would remain in the same division for the third successive season.
"It is disappointing we are staying in North again because we expressed a preference for the South," said Cox.
"But we will just have to abide by the decision. We'll be happy wherever we have to play.
"It does seem odd that Lowestoft Town (who were promoted from the Ryman League via the play-offs) have been placed in South.
"The only good thing is that we now miss out on Workington, which was our furthest trip north."
Cox explained that the biggest drawback about being in the North division was player recruitment.
He added: "It does make it tougher signing players. They are part-time and they are concerned with the distances we have to travel to games."
But Cox said a repeat of last season's finish would not be tolerated next season.
"You finish where you deserve to finish and last season was not very good," said Cox.
"The first season (when City finished tenth) was very good.
"So we have to turn it around."
Cox said they hoped to announce Mike Ford's successor as manager early next week.
Ford was axed after eight years at the club, having been boss since 2009.
Meanwhile, Hayes & Yeading, who were relegated from Skrill South after finishing 20th, have launched an appeal against the decision which saw City reprieved.
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Recent FDA initiatives--some of which have been implemented and others proposed--could strengthen FDA's foreign drug inspection program, but these initiatives do not fully address the weaknesses that GAO previously identified. GAO testified in November 2007 that FDA's databases do not provide an accurate count of foreign establishments subject to inspection and do provide widely divergent counts. Through one recent initiative, FDA has taken steps to improve its database intended to include foreign establishments registered to market drugs in the United States. This initiative may reduce inaccuracies in FDA's count of foreign establishments. However, these steps will not prevent foreign establishments that do not manufacture drugs for the U.S. market from erroneously registering with FDA. Further, to reduce duplication in its import database, FDA has supported a proposal that would change the data it receives on products entering the United States. However, the implementation of this proposal is not certain and would require action from multiple federal agencies, in addition to FDA. Efforts to integrate these databases have the potential to provide FDA with a more accurate count of establishments subject to inspection, but it is too early to tell. GAO testified that gaps in information weaken FDA's processes for prioritizing the inspection of foreign establishments that pose the greatest risk to public health. While FDA recently expressed interest in obtaining useful information from foreign regulatory bodies that could help it prioritize foreign establishments for inspections, the agency has faced difficulties fully utilizing these arrangements in the past. For example, FDA had difficulties in determining whether the scope of other countries' inspection reports met its needs and these reports were not always readily available in English. GAO also testified that FDA inspected relatively few foreign establishments each year. FDA made progress in inspecting more foreign establishments in fiscal year 2007, but the agency still inspects far fewer of them than domestic establishments. FDA dedicated about $10 million to foreign drug inspections in fiscal year 2007 and plans to dedicate about $11 million to such inspections in fiscal year 2008. Finally, GAO testified that FDA faced certain logistical and staffing challenges unique to conducting foreign inspections. FDA is pursuing initiatives that could address some of the challenges that we identified as being unique to foreign inspections, such as volunteer inspection staff and lack of translators. FDA has proposed establishing a dedicated cadre of staff to conduct foreign inspections, but the timeframe associated with this initiative is unclear. FDA plans to open an office in China and is considering establishing offices in other countries, but the impact that this will have on the foreign drug inspection program is unknown.
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Frampton will lose … badly!Posted April 7, 2014 9:40 am
He's getting more everything… He's world class but still developing.Posted April 6, 2014 6:54 pm
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I haven't seem Frampton in awhile but last I did he had nice skills but not as much power as advertised. Sounds like he's getting more pop now. True?Posted April 6, 2014 5:25 pm
Nope.Posted April 6, 2014 3:07 pm
Santa Cruz wins easy, he'll totally out class Frampton and beat the living crap out of him and KO him.Posted April 6, 2014 1:25 pm
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. LionKing)
I've been following Carlos the Jackal's career for sometime now, so it will be fun to watch him step-up and compete at the next level. Frampton vs. Santa Cruz should be a great fight, although Leo will have a tremendous reach advantage. I believe that CF's short T-Rex arms will be his greatest liability vs. elite-level competition at 122lbs. But he does have good power for Super BW. So if he can continue to slip punches, get inside and land bombs, who knows.Posted April 5, 2014 5:50 pm
that mexican was the drummer in la bamba.Posted April 5, 2014 4:44 pm
Frampton has skills. Look at him to win by Tko on Santa Cruz.Posted April 5, 2014 4:09 pm
Frampton v Santa Cruz for the WBC title. Boom Boom! :).Posted April 5, 2014 12:24 pm
Frampton is a beast..one tough fighter.But this is a tough div. Frampton..Cruz..Rigondeaux..all great solid fighters.Posted April 5, 2014 9:14 am
it was impressive but im worried frampton is going down the nathan cleverly route – cleverley just did the same thing march forward take a few shots and just overpower a guy he never honed his skills – but the problem is when you get to the elite level where the opponent is quicker and hits harder and 8 week training camp isn't going to get rid of those bad habits – Frampton won't be standing straight in front of santa cruz with his left arm pawing out waiting to wing in a big right hand because he won't be able to get away with it. frampton should be working on his boxing skills not trying to blast out infereior opposition as he wont get away with it at top levelPosted April 5, 2014 8:14 am
Frampton is the Mandatory for Santa Cruz title now, it's not about offers, if they can't do a deal it goes to purse bids.Posted April 5, 2014 8:03 am
Poor Frampton, now his promoter will tell him "We offered Santa Cruz the fight and he declined" … which will actually mean Santa Cruz will get offered peanuts and say go to hell. Poor Frampton, his promoter will waste his talent by feeding him eastern european bums for the next 2 years. Just wait and see. The story will always be the same … "we offered so and so the fight and they turned it down." … which will always mean those fighters were never made proper, serious offers. I like Carl, what a shame he left Eddie Hearn, Carl may never get a world title shot.Posted April 5, 2014 7:12 am
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He would KTFO Quigg any day too.Posted April 5, 2014 5:55 am
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I think he would take Rigo out too,Carl's a very smart fighter unlike the Flash and his patience would find him landing on Rigo, Rigo's negativity will lose him the fight or it might make him actually fight and not just pot shot.Posted April 5, 2014 5:55 am
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Well done son, finished him much sooner than I thought, Santa Cruz is next to get KTFO.Posted April 5, 2014 5:52 am
if you're no.2 in a division and you think you have no chance of beating the champion, you still have to fight for the title. that's your job.
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Frampton proper chinned that mo fo! What a night of boxing 4-5 KO's in a row brilliant!!Posted April 5, 2014 3:34 am
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. LionKing)
Yes, you're always an @-h0le! But you often discriminate, and I know this because I see you doing it all the time. This fight was an eliminator match for the WBC title, idiot. So why are you even taking about anyone avoiding Rigo — who holds the WBO and WBA? The next logical and realistic step was for the winner of this fight (Frampton) to challenge Santa Cruz for the WBC title. The winner of that fight should face Rigo for all the marbles. And that's what's known as a boxing lesson, son!Posted April 5, 2014 3:17 am
Here it is in black and white for a liberal clown subscriber HBO Harold Lerderman / Larry Merchant / Manny Pacquiao Nut-Hugging modern Day clown.
Barry McGuigan offers Rigo 99% of the purse because Frampton is all that?
Or, you and Bawwy chase Leo "Sayer" Cruz and pretend you're the champ and know what the games all about.Posted April 5, 2014 1:56 am
I don't discriminate!
Win Medals, Lonsdales, Golden Gloves, World Ams, Olympic Gold, World Titles (WBC).
Tell promoters to go fcuk themselves and what YOU'LL PAY THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chase them accolades down, Own them, Defend them … against equals .
….. or go rob old ladies for a living!Posted April 5, 2014 1:52 am
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. LionKing)
Carlos the Jackal is a solid up and coming fighter and potential title holder at 122lbs. IMO… he's underrated by most.
Hey HHLondon: Are you always such an @-h0le?Posted April 4, 2014 11:34 pm
He had not interest in continuing after he'd felt that left hand, the guy was there for a pay day and hoping he could catch him with a lucky shot, poor show but frampton looked as good as he could given the opponentPosted April 4, 2014 10:58 pm
Daas, Plastik Paddy's are all over the gaff.Posted April 4, 2014 10:22 pm
Forget the count and the ref, an old man with 7 losses was no test for Frampton.Posted April 4, 2014 10:21 pm
Frampton vs RigondeauxPosted April 4, 2014 9:57 pm
Somerset, that flood water must have clogged your brain you muggy apologist. The ref counted til 9 and then waved it off at 10. Even if he listened to the counter (which is false because the ref synced with him), he didn't rise until it was waved off at 10 (raising at 9 is a amateur). Does Cazares even speak English? Did the ref's hand signals not provide enough info? Face facts, he bottled it you Herbert.Posted April 4, 2014 9:41 pm
Cazares was listening to the counter who started at 2 – not looking at the ref's hands. UnfortunatePosted April 4, 2014 7:31 pm
Well said Leonard Frampton has already proven that he is not a one trick pony against kiko he had to take it as well as give it. Frampton v Santa Cruz really good match up where ever it takes placePosted April 4, 2014 7:23 pm
Yeah… Not many of us Irish stateside. LolPosted April 4, 2014 6:34 pm


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After reading your post I'm not so sure who is the zealot here.
The sentece I wrote about the accolytes is not a personal opinion but a proved fact. I'll try to find the link for you.
bpetty you provide zero arguments.
If I switch the words OSX and Linux in your post, the new post will mean exactly the opposite but will still have zero value.
OSX always was slow as mollases. I remember it since 2008 I started read this site. And always will be.
This is not a joke but a fact, unfortunately! Millions of people recognize this symbol in the same way a Christian recognize the cross.
Yup, I agree. But what has it to do with what I said?
A product of an organization actually. Shouldn't.
The author of the article should use more professional manners at first place. Calling other people's ways as a crap is at least an insult..
Never say never!
But from 2.4 to 2.6 or from 2.2 to 2.4 the differences were tremendous, correct?
Exactly this minute I'm reading this benchmark, I'm building an old P4 system with Geforce 6200 by pure coincidence :D
Xubuntu 14.10 with Nouveau seems to run great on it so far.
They had thought about it a few years back.
They said Baldur's Gates will follow IWD.
Why we should be excited??? :confused:
He needs to come up with a better name. Something easy to pronounce.
For third time? No. You can not be an admin if you change your mind all the time.
Stagnant? I suppose you are new to Linux and have not seen the tremendous improvements over the years.
Or they have just different views and that's why we have so many options. Diversity is rarely...
Is a replacement for me for that last 15 years.
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The canned directions say nothing about boiling the wort with water for an hour, which we've done on the previous kit to great success. It also doesn't say anything about lagering or temperature for fermenting, which makes me suspect, and I don't know what kind of yeast came with the kit. We used all the kit's ingredients plus an ounce of Saaz finishing hops. The first day's fermentation was sluggish but evident. The second day we switched the overflow tube with the airlock and accidentally got the rubber gasket to fall through the lid into the fermenter. We carefully transferred the brew to a second fermenter by carefully pouring and lidded that fermenter with the retrieved gasket and an airlock. Fermentation is sluggish as can be. My fermenting space is 71 degrees. Any experience with this product or advice on how I shall proceed?
I have made this by the book with no additives - it's very good, reminds one of St. Pauli Girl. A tiny bit of a sulphur nose but if you can wait it out, it goes away - I never wait.
Pitch your rehydrated yeast in 65 - 75 degrees for best results but one maker says do it up to 90 or more ... better to have hot wort than an infection from un-yeasted (is that a word?) wort.
The canned kit people have switched to calling all their products a "no-boil". It is the only thing I don't do when it comes to following their directions. I do get everything very hot (almost a boil) with a bit of water and sugar in a pot just to mix everything.
Best advice someone gave me was "Don't bugger with the beer while fermenting!" Careful with transferring at this point ... air admitted now can oxygenate wort for a bad taste.


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Manhattan Mayor Loren Pepperd says the city's air traffic control tower will stay open at least through September.
The city commission decided Tuesday to postpone a decision on how to find funds to keep the tower open after September.
The control tower at Manhattan Regional Airport is one of five scheduled to be closed in Kansas because of federal budget cuts. The others are in Hutchinson, Topeka and two airports in Olathe.
Pepperd says the city has not determined how the contract covering the air traffic controllers would be funded, but the tower would operate through the end of the fiscal year, which is the end of September.
The Manhattan Mercury reports commissioners will discuss possible future funding of the tower at their meeting next week.
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IndyCar driver Wheldon's death raises questions
Dan Wheldon, one of IndyCar's biggest and most popular stars, died in a spectacular 15-car accident that racing veterans likened to something out of a movie scene or a war zone.
Now everyone - even those who never paid any attention to any form of motorsports let alone IndyCar - is demanding answers, just as they did 10 years ago when Dale Earnhardt was killed on the last lap of the Daytona 500.
The death of the seven-time champion in NASCAR's biggest race led to intense scrutiny. Now, two days after two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Wheldon died in a spectacular 15-car accident, IndyCar is facing similar questions.
It took $1 million and nearly six months of independent investigation for NASCAR to determine a combination of factors killed Earnhardt. Even after the most comprehensive look at safety in NASCAR history, it determined lots of things needed to be fixed, and that there wasn't one simple fix that could have prevented the accident.
Now, IndyCar officials must provide their own set of answers.
IndyCar chairman Randy Bernard did not kill Dan Wheldon. Fans have directed harsh words his way because Wheldon was racing Sunday for the $5 million bounty Bernard had offered him if he could win the race.
Placing blame won't help heal the grieving auto racing community or comfort Wheldon's widow and two young sons. It won't help Wheldon's brokenhearted family, led by his father, Clive, who so eloquently spoke Monday at home in England of a beloved 33-year-old who loved life and, by all accounts, never had a single enemy.
So instead of sending Bernard Twitter hate mail, fans should consider sending a positive note to Wheldon's family. Let Bernard and all of IndyCar focus instead on honoring Wheldon the best way possible - by working to make sure no one else dies.
There's a ton of issues that must be addressed going forward, and although Bernard is the first to admit he's made mistakes in his first two years with IndyCar, there's no room for error going forward.
First up is the issue of racing on ovals.
The knee-jerk reaction is to call for a ban on IndyCars racing on ovals. Five-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson said as much Monday, but he wasn't talking about a flat-out ban. The concern is ovals with high banking, which Las Vegas has, and how it fits with the speeds of an IndyCar.
Faced with an identity crisis and an urgency to build some momentum, the present IndyCar model calls for racing on ovals.
"To me, the most important thing we can do, is differentiate ourselves from all other forms of motorsports," Bernard told The Associated Press two weeks before Wheldon's accident. "You have to have your own niche. What we came up with is we want to be known as the fastest race car with the most versatile driver in the world. No one runs the speeds we do with the versatility - the ovals, the super ovals, the short ovals, road and street and we run in the rain. I love that."


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Less than a year ago, the city launched an audit of AMR, its designated emergency ambulance provider, following a deluge of complaints over large bills and aggressive collection practices. On Monday, the fire chief and members of the aldermen's Committee on Administration recommended that AMR be given a new 5½-year contract.
Perhaps what was most mind-boggling was the change of heart by Alderman At-Large Dan O'Neil, who had been strident in his criticism of AMR, citing his wife's experience wrestling with a large bill from the company.
The suggestion by some that the firefighters union had thrown its weight behind AMR was not contradicted by the appearance, at the review committee meeting of a letter from the president of the International Association of Fire Fighters. It accused American Ambulance Service of trying to "manipulate" the bid process by suggesting in a letter filed with its proposal that American had IAFF support "where none exists."
Gatsas noted it's been months since "he's heard any complaints."
"The ultimate recommendation is the fire chief, and the ultimate decision comes from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen," he said.
Dick said the difference between what the union and the district proposed was separated by only $1.2 million. And he noted that this was nearly the amount the aldermen sent to the district as part of its final budget.
"It's not the employees' job to pay for more employees," Dick said. "I don't think a guy at the convenience store says to his boss, 'Let me give you a couple bucks so you can hire another guy,'" he said.
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In late 2012, Mr. J. Medeiros and Stro Elliot of Colorado crew The Procussions promised to rejoin forces for their first joint LP in seven years if their fans were willing to invest $10,000 in the project via IndieGogo. After receiving nearly twice that amount over the course of their campaign, the L.A.-based duo are now hard at work on the set. As a "hint" of what fans can expect, the duo have unleashed non-album promo single Today. Here, Elliot's breezy, swung boardwork (featuring jazz trumpet by Italian musician Kyle Gregory) sets the stage for characteristically complex, introspective bars from Medeiros, as well as guest rhymes by Shad. Fans can look forward to an official single and European tour this March, in anticipation of the April release of The Procussions' self-titled full-length. In the meantime, "best of" compilation Up Till Now is still available for streaming and download in the Booth.
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