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tomorrow night at Bowery Electric.
And don't miss the debut of the video for Duality at Pop Matters.
We'll just do our little dance over here until the future catches up.
The Felice Brothers will open a handful of dates for the Old Crow Medicine Show in the south, while McCarthy Trenching and Rig 1 will open separate shows for Cursive in New York City. Full dates available in the "Shows" section!
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I've moderated message boards before and the person that attacked you is what we call a troll. In the interest of being more positive than negative I'll leave the description at that.
I too posted that I was leaving in response to that thread, yet here I am and I hope you read this and also return.
I would like to follow up that, in my dialogue with Webmd I said I would leave if action like that was allowed to stand. The next day when I checked in the entire thread was gone. So I am here and I hope you return. Return the same person you've always been. Let your mentors shape and influence you. Leave your detractors and antagonist some place far away. Don't let them rent space in your head the real estate there is far too valuable.
I've thought about this whole scenario for the past few days. Just something rattling around in the back of my head...things do rattle back there.
The very premise of this forum is built on a conundrum...an oxymoron. We are all here to take our years of experience (empirical data) and use it to help those struggling to find their way through many similar issues we had to fight or are still fighting. But "we must not..."
In times past we had medical professionals come in and clarify issues. That resource is no longer available. So how is it then we are to help? Does our suffering thru months of hospital time leading to years and decades of pain management as first person; our visits to neurologists, orthopedics, physiatrists, PHDs, DOMs and all those studied in the academic world of our ilk leave us worthless? Spent for sure, but while none of this earns us a medical degree does it leave us ignorant? I believe many of us understand pain and its management better than most doctors. Read The Art of Healing Back Pain Naturally by Dr. Art Brownstein and you'll find a story of a back surgeon turned patient. It was only after his own suffering and failures as a patient that Dr Brownstein understood what many of us do here. It was only then that he realized how hollow many of the words were that he had been giving his patients. Academia vs empirically learned knowledge...the age old model of the Socratic method and one for which Socrates himself gave his life.
We're certainly not apathetic or we wouldn't be here, so how are we to help? I have commented in the past how our time with medical professionals is poorly rationed. 10-20 minutes with our general practitioner, 5-10 minutes with a specialist such as an orthopedic or neurological surgeon. A PHD will be your best friend for an hour, but when the clock announces the 60th minute, it's on to the next patient.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to talk to people that have been down the same road as you are looking at as you come across the next intersection on your life map? Wouldn't it be great to have a place that invited all of those with such a need to discuss their fears with all of those that have fought the same battles...such a place would help so many if it could exist!
Maybe it doesn't exist in the physical world, but it's here in the virtual world. And none of us are always right, but we care and last time I looked up at night and asked God a favor it was, "please God, make more people that care"
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WIT Wedding Wednesday: your wedding dresses
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- secretstylist said...
A HUGE thank you for including me, all those dresses look fabulous, good luck with your hunt! x
- 2/16/2011 11:42 am
- Laura58 said...
I beg your pardon, but... Some dresses are too much low-cut at the front or at the back.
A wedding in not a cocktail party, a gala or an Award Night.
My ideal wedding gown is simple, chic, not too much revealing.
Some mistery is more exciting, isn't it?
Anyway, "de gustibus"... :)
Laura from Milano
- 2/16/2011 2:12 pm
- anto said...
assolutamente stupendo!!!! e grazie!!!!!!anto
- 2/16/2011 4:10 pm
- Meera said...
Love the wedding post today! But are doing any more? I missed out on starring in today's post:( X
- 2/16/2011 6:54 pm
- WIT said...
I think all these brides are very chic and tasteful
- 2/16/2011 8:09 pm
- michelle said...
These brides look gorgeous!! Its hard to see there dresses from the beautiful smiles! My favourite is the top left one :) Love Love Love XXX Michelle
- 2/16/2011 8:43 pm
- chocandcinnamon said...
Wow, they all look so beautiful :)
- 2/16/2011 11:25 pm
- Kelly Rounce said...
Thanks for including me Laura! I think all the brides look absolutely amazing. My little bridesmaid is extremely excited to be pictured on here!
@Laura58 Your wedding dress is only about what you want and if that is low cut at the back or front, so be it! It's your chance to feel like you are on the red carpet! Once you get engaged and find "The" dress any notion of what you had in your mind before goes out the window (well that's what happened to me!).
- 2/17/2011 10:00 am
- Neifile said...
You absolutely must look at patterns of Vera Wang!
- 2/21/2011 7:10 pm
- isabelle said...
Thanks for including me Laura! And THANK YOU for coming with me to my fittings last year!!
Can you believe it's already been a year???
Can't wait to see you in white
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Bistro at Bacara Resort
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Bistro at Bacara Resort
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bacararesort.com/
- Phone: (855) 200-3544
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Breakfast: Daily: 8:00 am - 11:30 am;
Lunch: Daily: 11:30 am - 5:00 pm;
Dinner: Daily: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Californian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Chef de Cuisine Chris Turano
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Bistro offers a private dining space that accomadates up to 20 guests.
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- Private Party Contact: Ted Ellis 8055714217x
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Situated oceanside, The Bistro offers a casual and relaxed atmosphere to dine and enjoy sweeping views of the coastline. Inspired by the elegant charm of the Italian Riviera, The Bistro blends the finest locally-sourced ingredients with flavors of Italy, rich in seafood, fragrant olive oil, fresh herbs and farmers' market vegetables. Menu highlights include traditional Italian dishes, such as pastas and brick-oven flatbreads, complemented by lighter, coastal cuisine. A refreshed dining room incorporates elements of Santa Barbara's beautiful panorama, with the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Santa Ynez Mountains on the other.Continued
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Bistro at Bacara Resort reviews from OpenTable diners
51 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (43)scenic view (39)romantic (23)special occasion (22)fit for foodies (21)great for lunch (17)kid-friendly (17)great for brunch (14)good for groups (14)notable wine list (10)neighborhood gem (8)late-night find (1)Show More
- Food took for everKpcrsmDined on 6/7/2014Loved the resort as it was beautiful. We had previously eaten at Miro for daughter graduation from UCSB last year and it was excellent. However Bistro restaurant was disappointing as food service was very slow. The food took for ever. Our diner reservations were at 7:30 for four. The servers were nice and prompt. We ordered and then we waited and waited for our food. It did not come until almost 9:30. We overheard a woman also complaining as well. We also had the beachside breakfast which was at the Bistro. We ordered off the menu rather than buffet. Again took for ever for food to arrive. They also forgot wife's sausage. Also this was first time we ever had a waiter tell us that they ran out of coffee.Special Features:
- Great Spot for Lunchsho4shoDined on 6/5/2014For a special occasion, this is a great lunch spot. Good food, great views.Special Features:
- EXCELLENT, hightly recommend it!!!SofiaDined on 6/1/2014We had dinner for my mother's birthday celebration this weekend at the Bistro, the food, service and ambiance was excellent, we had a great experience and would definately be returning for another occasion. The staff were very attentive, personable and took the time to make you feel valued, EXCELLENT SERVICE!!! Thank you for making my mother's day very special :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls weekendAllisonDined on 5/31/2014We went up for the weekend at stayed at the Bacara- dining at the Bistro 3 times (brunch and 2 dinners). The ambiance was nice both inside and outside, and the ample amount of heaters were nice for outside evening dining. All times the food was great but the service left something to be desired.Special Features:
- HungryoldmanHungryoldmanDined on 5/25/2014Great food, but the sevice is rather slow. Lunch and dinner menu should be expanded further.Special Features:
- Great food in a stunning settingFredBVIPDined on 5/11/2014I have eaten at the Bistro both at lunch and dinner. Both times the food and service was great. Reservations are impotent at the weekend during peak hours. It's a very relaxed environment steps away from the Pacific Ocean. The wine is reasonably priced and is the food considering the Bistro is part of the super luxury Bacara Resort.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Mother's Day lunchSbsharksfanDined on 5/11/2014Enjoyed every aspect of of our lunch, from appetizer to dessert. Have eaten here before, but we will do so more often.Special Features:
- Mother's Day Santa Barbara StyleMaryJaneDined on 5/11/2014The ultra thin pizza crust was fabulous, and we were like a flock of seagulls over my son's garlic fries. The tomato soup is sublime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem in GoletaSafieDined on 5/11/2014Having been a Goleta resident for 33 years, it is delightful to have a restaurant with so many things to offer.Special Features:
- ElizalexVIPDined on 5/10/2014The appetizer came out with the entrees. The entrees looked like they had been sitting under a heating lamp for quite some time.Special Features:
- Great Menu Selections!RichB2405VIPDined on 5/9/2014Used Open Table for a Family reservation an hour out! Very Good Service, Ambience & Food!Special Features:
- GeorgioVIPDined on 5/4/2014It is nice resort, if you are in Santa Barbara areaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the new look menu and uniformshbound956Dined on 5/3/2014The change to the Restaurant was very welcome, form the decor, staff uniforms and food. Enjoyed the food very much and the service was good but needs a little fine tuning to be great. Nice management walked around touching tables and talked to guests.Special Features:
- Wasted potentialGlobalNomadDined on 5/3/2014Our second time dining here--and second disappointment. Lovely patio with a view. Service is spotty. They somehow messed up our breakfast order of two Eggs Benedict's, one plate of pancakes and one continental breakfast resulting in over an hourlong wait for breakfast to arrive. When it did, we were disappointed to have the wrong pancakes and just about the worst Eggs Benedict ever (English muffins barely warmed and slathered with something akin to vegetable oil, tasteless Hollandaise sauce, tough Canadian bacon and most likely pre-poached eggs which were not warm/fresh). Never received coffee or juice for continental breakfast bit was charged full price. I realize it is a hotel resulting in a captive audience but it could be much better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch with a Great viewMikeylikesitDined on 4/26/2014When the weather is good it's terrific to sit in the patio of the Bistro. Great service with a great view along with outstanding foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazingOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/20/2014we spent easter brunch at the Bistro - it was fabulous - the view, the food, the sun, the resort. service was mediocre - not very responsive to customer needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful outdoor spaceKristieVIPDined on 4/4/2014A little pricey for what you get, but very convenient if you are staying at the resort and great views. Expect a long wait if you are getting a golf cart back to your room!
- We had breakfast here andreviewVIPDined on 3/14/2014We had breakfast here and food was good to very good. Had their standard breakfast and my husband had the eggs benedict. Both were good, very odd that both dishes had cold roasted tomato on the plate. Was not tasty to us with the hot breakfast, would have been nice it was warm at least. The brand of tea used by the hotel is not great at all. There was absolutely no flavor to the English Breakfast tea. We had the same brand of tea when we were at the patio bar the night before, it was disappointing then too. The ocean view from the Bistro was nice. Very quiet but it was before the crowds that weekend.Special Features:
- Excellent choice at BacaraBx2BostonVIPDined on 3/10/2014Bistro had a great 'vibe' with choice of indoor or dining 'al fresco' with beautiful water views. Menu had flair and variety and fare for every palate. Wait staff was very accomodating and providing guidance, as well as, local color for tourist inqueries. Casual and relaxing setting to either enjoy a sandwich, pasta, a steak, a burger...with wine, beer or a special mixed drink. Very nice locale.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- where's the service?markVIPDined on 3/9/2014serious lack of staffing at a 5 star resort?? from the hostess to the waiter, nobody wanted to be there very noticablySpecial Features:
- Great Restaurant - Great ServiceJH69Dined on 3/1/2014This is a great spot if you are in the Goleta area you should give it a try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waiter ClassicOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/28/2014We had a brunch and Dinner , the servers are awesome!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food!FancymeDined on 1/28/2014If you love fish, you need to try their halibut! Also, I really enjoyed the lemon blueberry cheesecake! The hotel was stunning, definitely a sight to see before you dine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very nicegolmecDined on 1/27/2014The food was very good, though not 5-star. The dining room is beautifully decorated, quiet and very pleasant. My only caveat is that it is not easy to access the Bistro for people with mobility issues. It is downhill but quite a long walk from the lobby. We managed walking downhill, but my wife would have had considerable difficulty walking back uphill to the car. At the conclusion of dinner, we requested a shuttle back up hill to the car. We had to wait at least a half hour for the shuttle to arrive. I am giving the service only three stars because of this. I would give the restaurant service per se 4+. Ending on a positive note, I would like to thank the new owners for their openness to the local community. Very much appreciated.Special Features:
- Very slow serviceMsSassy19VIPDined on 1/18/2014We had dinner during a recent stay at the Bacara. Although there were only 8 tables occupied at most the food took 45 minutes to arrive. The wait staff was very attentive, but this never makes up for such a ridiculous delay.Special Features:
- New Year's eve at the BistroOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/31/2013Our family had the New year's eve dinner at the Bistro. We were not staying in the resort, but in a hotel in Santa Barbara, so when we arrived there we we a little lost and it took us some time to find the restaurant. There was no one at the hotel lobby, so we started walking following the few signs inside the hotel. Once there it took very little time to accommodate us on a comfortable table (we are in five adults so in some restaurants this is an issue). There was an excellent jazz band giving ambiance music, the food was very good (not awesome, but very good nonetheless), the service was excellent and we really enjoyed the dinner. After the dinner the staff made sure that we had transportation to the lobby without our request.Special Features:
- Brunch by the seaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/27/2013We often go to the Bacara for Sunday brunch- wonderful outdoor patio with ocean views- and access to walk the beach after brunch! Solid menu with something for everyone. Fav- tomato soup with goat cheese; and the halibut on a bed of lentils.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little overpriced but very goodtaylorsaDined on 10/22/2013Bistro was very nice and had good service and food. I have to admit that I find $16 Caesar Salads (no protein) to be a little excessive. The Zucchini Bruschetta was very good. Service was good, but if you are limited on time, be sure to make them aware as the environment is not to rush patrons through their meal.Special Features:
- We dined at Bistro becauseJessJoaDined on 10/17/2013We dined at Bistro because we were guest at Bacara. The food was extremely salty and poorly prepared . The Mac and Cheese was soupy and very unappealing. I would say it was inedible. Really not good at all and I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. My husband andI both did not enjoy our dinners at all.
- Great Viewssho4shoDined on 10/14/2013Views of the ocean and you may be lucky enough to see whales off shore in the winter. Rotating menu -- food is simple and good. But this place is really all about the spectacular views.Special Features:
- A Repeat Gem!yogimauraVIPDined on 10/11/2013Once again, the Bistro was a fabulous dining experience for dinner! Chef Chris Turano made a homemade pasta with local crab as a dinner special and it was Soooooo delicious. We are locals and love to dine here. Chef Chris, keep the nightly specials coming! We so appreciate how you source local foods and changing up the menu. Bravo!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian riviera dining in Goleta!GetinmybellyDined on 10/10/2013I dined here a couple of months ago and it was good but some things seemed off. This time around everything was spectacular from the service, food and cocktails. The views and fresh ocean air make the bistro the best atmosphere hands down. Pair that with top level service and fresh food and we have a winner. I met the manager Richard and we really enjoyed his company. He showed a certain passion you just don't find very often. His special cocktail was so good, cucumber vodka with lime and rosemary syrup is to die for. Richard recommended a pasta special with fresh crab, lava beans in a white sauce and it was SO good. He introduced us to the chef and we just felt like nobody else was around. What a great restaurant and can't wait to return.Special Features:
- Beautiful Bistro at BacaramavisjuneDined on 9/30/2013We had not been to the Bistro since it had reopened after remodeling, and decided to go for a nice dinner before I left on a business trip. We went on a Monday evening, it was warm enough to sit outside. The view of the ocean was lovely. Our server was very attentive. We each started off with a cocktail, and shared the caprese salad which was delicious! I had the jidori chicken, and my husband had the local sea bass. Both entrees were moist, tender and very flavorful. We were pleased to be visited by the Bistro manager and enjoyed chatting with him. He suggested the dark chocolate olive oil cake for dessert, a specialty of the Chef Turano, and it was great. The chef actually came out to say hello which was a treat. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Coastal California Farm to TableyogimauraVIPDined on 9/24/2013The new Bistro at Bacara is a foodies delight. With it's new contemporary decor, new Food Network chef, Chris Turano, and locally sourced, Italian inspired menu our experience couldn't have been better. We ordered the local sea bass and halibut and both were prepared perfectly with fresh and lively ingredients. We so appreciate eating at restaurants who support our local farmers and community. The caesar salad was the perfect, light beginning and we finished with blueberry cheesecake and tiramisu. Our waiter, Sam, was knowledgable and friendly & gave us the attention and service of a fine restaurant. The evening on the patio looking at the ocean was very soothing and romantic. It was the ideal way to celebrate a special occasion together.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinnerGregVIPDined on 9/18/2013My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our dinner at the bistro. She said the halibut was the best she ever had. My filet was incredible. The fresh mozzarella was awesome as well. James our waiter explained to us how the chef won his job at the Bacara on a TV cooking show. One taste and you'll know why he won Dessert was a specially made cappuccino and a flourless chocolate cake just incredible. Did I mention the the fresh cocktails, wow. What a great night, great dinner, great service and incredible food. I highly recommend dinning here for anyone that appreciates, great food, fresh and creative cocktails, delicious desserts and top notch service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bacara Bistrophatc16Dined on 8/30/2013My wife and I really enjoy the Bistro at the Bacara. A pleasant walk up from the tennis courts at Haskells beach takes you to a level of culinary experience beyond your typical Goleta restaurant fare. We really enjoy the Halibut and White Sea Bass entries. So many times in downtown Santa Barbara restaurants your food is brought to the table lukewarm. After three dining experiences at the recently reopened Bistro we are more than pleased at both the service and quality of the food. The ocean view from the patio with a glass of wine from their excellent wine selection is a must experience during the recent nice weather we've been having.Special Features:
- Absolute Delight!CalifNativeDined on 8/24/2013If you are looking for a phenominal place to soak in the beauty of Santa Barbara and have an exceptional dining experience, look no more. The minute we entered Bacara's grounds, the atmosphere was like we just entered the begining of a vacation in the Mediteranean. With so many options, my date and had a hard time choosing, but with some expert suggestions by our server we started our dinner with the grilled spot prawns, followed by entrees of grilled local sea bass, with prosciutto & risotto; and salmon with grilled artichoke, roasted heiloom tomato. Both our entrees were perfectly grilled, seasoned and delicious--definitely five star quality. Our Bistro experience was both exceptional and memorable, we will be back again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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A visit to Elmer Long's Bottle Tree Ranch September 1, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Art, Attractions, People.
Tags: Bottle Tree Ranch, Elmer Long, Oro Grande
A lot of videos have made their way on the Internet about Elmer Long and his unique Bottle Tree Ranch along Route 66 near Oro Grande, Calif.
But this one by KCET-TV, a community station in Los Angeles, is the best. The interview delves into Long's background. And, much to my relief, Long says his sons will continue running the site after he dies.
But, if I had my way, I'd declare the Bottle Tree Ranch a national monument so people can enjoy it in perpetuity.
Long undoubtedly took some inspiration from Miles Mahan's Half Acre, also known as Hulaville, which had a few bottle trees along with other quirky stuff in nearby Hesperia, California. Mahan's Half Acre was bulldozed shortly after his death in 1997, although a few artifacts from there are on display at the California Route 66 Museum in Victorville.
(Image of Elmer Long's Bottle Tree Ranch by Peer Lawther via Flickr)
- 1. almadenmike - September 1, 2014
Very nice! Is this video recently produced? If not, when was it made?
- 2. Rick Martin - September 4, 2014
Stopped by to visit Elmer when we went to the festival in Victorville. Happens that we both served in the Marine Corps and had a few stories to swap. He saw a rain cloud in the distance and took off explaining that he had not seen rain in over a year and was going to try to get to it and do a little dance in the rain. We hung around and ended up showing some European visitors around. One of the big highlights of our 66 adventures!
- 3. Kim Taylor - November 5, 2014
Hello, we are a TV crew from Shanghai and are in California this week. We would love to feature Elmer in our program but I don't know how to contact him. Do you have his number? I am reachable on 347 268 8623. Thanks!


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Posted March 16, 2013 at 8:48PM
I was asked if I had a HDMI cable which I do but they are not all the same obviously. I use HMDI as an example,the same applies to any connector.Here comes the maths bit. If there are connectors, one big and one small, one male and one female how many cables would be needed to satisfy any situation without inter connection or adapters. Long time since I studied maths but I make it 27,how about you? Now introduce a medium size and then what is the answer. Just a fun question. There is no doubt a formula for this sort of thing if anyone can remind me.
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Posted March 17, 2013 at 8:04PM
Ok, you can't connect a male to male or female to female but you can plug a male into a socket on one machine and the the end into a socket on another one. One cable, male connector both ends, no adapter.
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 8:03AM
I did it empirically at 11.27am yesterday.
A to B, A to C, A to D, B to C, B to D, C to D gives 6 combinations.
If you connect A to A etc that gives another 4 but then you would need to have 8 options in order to do this:-
A1 to B1, A1 to C1, A1 to D1, A1 to A2, A1 to B2, A1 to C2, A1 to D2, B1 to C1, B1 to D1, B1 to A2, B1 to B2, B1 to C2, B1 to D2, C1 to D1, C1 to A2, C1 to B2, C1 to C2, C1 to D2, D1 to A2, D1 to B2, D1 to C2, D1 to D2, A2 to B2, A2 to C2, A2 to D2, B2 to C2, B2 to D2, C2 to D2
28 combinations
PS pedantic is my middle name!
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 9:26AM
Using the same formula as per my first early post yesterday:-
Pairing 2 from 8 options: (8x7)/(1x2) = 28.
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 9:28AM
I don't have a middle name, but, at the risk of repeating myself:-
You have 6 types of 'ends' - LMale, LFemale, MediumMale, MF, SM & SF. I simply called these 1,2,3,4,5 & 6 - imagine painting the numbers on each type of 'end', if that helps.
Then, as in my previous post (at 2-32pm yesterday) I made cables by putting an end 1 with an end 1, then a 1 with a 2 ...... up to a 1 with an end 6
You get 6 'pairings'.
Then you move on to connect an end 2 with a 2, then a 2 with a 3 etc but there are only 5 possible pairings this time (because you had already done 2 with 1 in the previous list, so don't need a 'double').
Moving on to connect 3 with 3, it's obvious there are now only 4 pairings.
This process continues until at connector 6 there is only one possible pairing, 6 with 6.(as all others have been done previously).
So the 'formula' is simply 6+5+4+3+2+1 =21 pairings
The method I used is based on a 'Tree Diagram', just wish it could be illustrated here!
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 9:59AM
I understand some of what has been explained here but does it answer the question of how many different combinations of cable do you need in your toolbox to guarantee that you will always have one that will join two pieces of equipment that need to be connected? You may have 21 pairings but you can't make more than 10 different types of cable when you have only four different connectors. As far as I am aware the two pieces of equipment that are to receive the cables are fitted with just one type of connector each.
I think some of you are over-complicating this by having the transmitting and receiving equipment (as I see them) having more than one input or output.
Bit of a poser though isn't it? Good mental exercise.
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 10:07AM
There may be confusion here, my explanation was when the question was put for small/medium and large possibilities, with male & female.
For the original question of just Large/Small and Male/Female, then the answer is 10 (Got by 4+3+2+1).
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 11:22AM
By "adapter" I meant anything that changes the size or gender of whatever it is connected to. In reality that would be the easiest way of doing things the question was hypothetical. Just as well by the seem of things.
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 11:53AM
One way of looking at the problem of the number of cables needed is to do this in two parts. There are three male connectors of different sizes and three female. The number of ways of combining these two at a time is, using nCr, 6!/4!*2! which yields 15. However, choosing two from the total of six connectors does not include the cases where the same connector is on each end of the cable. Since there are six different connectors, six cables are needed to cater for those. Hence the total number required is 21.
Marvin42's result of 28 for the two male and two female case is correct for the number of possible combinations including the same connector at each end (8!/6!*2!). However, it should be absolutely obvious that many of these result in duplicate cables. For example, his A1 to B1 produces the same cable as A1 to B2.
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 11:54AM
with this confusing information will you be putting it for good use bumpkin? r there plans for some kind of prject your working on
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Posted March 18, 2013 at 1:24PM
finerty, I posted what I thought was a fairly straightforward question expecting a few replies giving me the answer. Seems to have got us all thinking including myself :-)
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LOS ANGELES -- Paul Pierce's on court reunion with Doc Rivers is going to have to wait.
The Nets announced Saturday that Pierce is going to sit out the final game of the team's three-game West Coast swing due to a sore left groin, meaning he won't be able to suit up against his old coach Doc Rivers when the Nets take on the Clippers at Staples Center. But Pierce won't be the lone starter sidelined. He'll be joined by Deron Williams and Brook Lopez, who have been ruled out, and possibly Kevin Garnett, who's listed as a game-time decision.
All three are nursing sprained ankles suffered in Friday night's overtime win over the Suns in Phoenix.
Williams went down 4:40 into the game, his left leg landing on the foot of Suns forward Miles Plumlee as he attempted to follow up his own missed shot. X-rays taken were negative and although he was frustrated, Williams said this sprained ankle wasn't as bad as the right ankle sprain he suffered during a workout in September that shelved him for the better part of the preseason.
"Not even close," Williams said outside the locker room Friday night, standing on his own power. He also wasn't wearing a walking boot nor did he need crutches.
"The other one is an inside ankle sprain. Totally different. It shouldn't be too bad."
Garnett and Lopez collided late in the fourth quarter after PJ Tucker's three-pointer gave the Suns a 92-90 lead with 39.9 seconds left in regulation. However, both stayed in the game and Garnett suggested he wasn't all that banged up.
Pierce's injury apparently cropped up in the third quarter, but he still played the entire fourth quarter and all of the five-minute extra session. After the Nets pulled it out against Phoenix, Pierce talked about hs he was looking forward to catching up with Rivers and trading wits on the hardwood.
"It's going to be fun," Pierce said. "Both of us went our separate ways. This will be a chance to play against him, I know a lot of things that he runs offensively and defenisievly. So, maybe we can use that as an advantage. But on the flip side, he knows my game and he knows KG's game inside out."
But he won't have to worry about Pierce's game Saturday night. Time will tell if the same goes for Garnett.
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Hunter Hayes (Feat. Jason Mraz), 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' – Song Review
Hunter Hayes' new single is a duet with Jason Mraz. And 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' is still country, despite the Jason Mraz collaboration.
Hunter Hayes' new single is a duet with Jason Mraz. And 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' is still country, despite the Jason Mraz collaboration.
Finally, the judges for the 13th season of 'American Idol' have been revealed!
A lot of country stars wear cowboy hats. And wear them well... Kenny Chesney, Tim Mcraw, I'm talking about you! And then there are others, like Luke Bryan, who you won't see onstage in a ten gallon hat.
Chris Young had a pretty big health scare a few weeks ago, when an infection in his leg required surgery. It was reported that he was suffering from a bacterial infection. Well, now he's talking about the whole ordeal and what it was that caused that infection..
The third single from the Band Perry's 'Pioneer' album is called 'Don't Let Me Be Lonely.'
ABC's hit television show 'Nashville' is getting ready for season 2 & I couldn't be more excited! Get ready for more twists, turns and drama.
It seems like we've been waiting for Garth Brooks to come out of retirement for 734 years and now it might actually be happening.
Jennifer Nettles was on 'Good Morning America' this past Tuesday to debut her new solo single, 'That Girl.'
Luke Bryan is having one heck of a summer! And today, he learned that his new album, 'Crash My Party' is the number 1 selling album in America!
The cola wars seem to have ended in a draw.
Over a year ago, I started promoting my YMT Vacations cruise to Alaska. It seemed like so long ago and now the cruise is over! I can't believe that it flew by so quickly. But my family and I had a fantastic time!
Although Kelly Clarkson has won many awards, a Grammy, winning American Idol... she's never put out a Christmas album! Well, the wait is over!


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Just hours before his eventual UFC 165 victory over Alexander Gustafsson, UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones took some time to sit and ponder the elite company he would soon be joining in the UFC record books. read news >>
Fox Sports 1 on Thursday night will re-air the entire UFC 165 pay-per-view main card, featuring Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson, for the first time on free TV. read news >>
The UFC 165 main event between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson was nearly stopped prior to the fifth round. UFC president Dana White praised referee John McCarthy for his role in the fight not being stopped. read news >>
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UFC light heavyweight titleholder Jon Jones barely edged Alexander Gustafsson in Saturday's UFC 165 main event, but he did walk away with the belt, and in turn, finally broke the title defense record he has aimed for since becoming champ in 2011. read news >>
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Eventually Obama is going to be a civilian again. If he pleases the right people, he (or his immediate family) can make tremendous amounts of money as a lobbyist, consultant, guest speaker, etc...
Without lifting a finger, after he leaves office, his family will make $221,700 a year for life: his presidential pension ($201,700) plus another $20,000 for Michelle. His family will receive free lifetime secret service protection. He will have a fund of $150,000 a year to pay for staff ("Here Malia, file these papers for Daddy, ok?") for the first 30 months, and $96,000 per year after that. ("Sharpen these pencils for Daddy, sweetheart...").
Just his pension alone will put him well into the top 5% of wage earners in this country according to 2009 data. Adding the staff money, where he can hire who he wants and pay them what he wants up to the limit, including children, would put his family in the top 1%.
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As a child, how many seemingly stranded little birds did I attempt to "rescue?" All died, every one. In February, I had major surgery to fix the damage another surgeon had unintentionally inflicted upon me two years ago and it flattened me. I have been working my way back and so took my first bicycle ride about three weeks ago – 3 miles. I soon increased that to 6 miles a day, then to eight and this past week I pedaled between 10 and 11 miles just about every day. My goal is to do a 50 mile ride before the summer is over but I set today as the day I would go 15. About 1 mile into that 15 I came upon this stranded little chickadee. I looked all around for the mother bird. I could not see her. I listened. I could not hear her. The best thing to do with any baby animal is just to leave it alone, because it's mother could still be out there just waiting for you to go so she can come in and rescue it. But this particular chickadee was in a most precarious place and I was pretty convinced that if I left it alone it might well get squished. And whoever squished it would likely never know it. I was not quite sure what to do. I knew better than to try to touch it but I had to get it to safer territory. I took this picture as this car sped past. Then the chickadee started to hop – deeper into Seldon, a busy road. So I walked with it, one step behind. I knew if a car came along the driver would probably curse and swear at me, perhaps let me his own bird, but I figured he would probably also slow down and go around me. Fortunately no car came along as I escorted the Chickedee across Seldon. On the other side we got into some bushes but I kept escorting it until it was about 10 feet away from the road, then I walked back to my bicycle and pedaled away. I don't know if I did the bird any good or not. The odds against its survival are very high, but they are better in the bushes then they would've been on the pavement in the midst of traffic. This is Bill Hess, @billhess, posting for @burndiary in Wasilla, Alaska on summer solstice, 2014.
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Livia is in a foster home getting lots of love and they have renamed her Mochi. Here you can see Mochi enjoying a relazing yoga session with one of her foster moms!
Hi. My name is Livia and I am a very pretty, spirited and spayed lop girl. Even though I think of myself as a hot-looking,young girl my pronounced dewlap (bunny double-chin) and my mature, curvy look is a pretty good indicator that I have some mileage on me and I am a middle-aged+ bunny.
I have a good attitude about life even though I likely wasn't treated particularly well before I arrived at SaveABunny. I can be a bit bossy and opinionated,though I really do love to get your attention. I'd just prefer you not move my stuff around a lot, since I put a lot of thought into my decorating.
Also, I am looking for some one very special to bring me home. When I was spayed at the shelter, I received the bad news that no female bunny wants to get. As an unspayed girl, I had an 80% chance of having uterine cancer and that's what the doctors found. They did the best they could to get the abnormal tissues out, but it may have already spread. We really don't know.
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Edwards West is a popular destination for families to enjoy the sights, tastes, and activities of an apple orchard and farm market. For a fun family outing, enjoy the experience of picking your own apples, pumpkins and raspberries. Visit the play area featuring the wooden bus and train, the corn cribs, the wagon slide and our animals in the "Petting Farm." Stroll through the over 100 year old dairy barn with displays of bright colored apples, freshly squeezed cider, fresh apple cider donuts, and wonderful gift items that are on display.
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Parkway Restaurant
Home cooking at its best with many daily specials, homemade desserts and soups in a casual atmosphere.
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Red Apple Restaurant
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Delicious soups, salads and sandwiches all available in a great Rock 'n' Roll atmosphere.
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How Sweet It Is
We specialize in anything sweet including cookies, candies, cakes & cupcakes plus custom baking. We also offer free wifi and fresh brewed coffee. Large & special orders welcome.
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The Rusty Fox Wine and Alehouse
We offer a full line-up of quality wines and micro-brews for your enjoyment. Always bringing in new beverage offerings.
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Angelo's II
Serving Italian sandwiches, spaghetti, lasagna, Italian bread, ravioli, salad bar and pasta buffet. Banquet room is available for any occasion.
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Martin's Steaks & Spirits
Martin's offers a wide variety of dining options, but what we are really famous for is our steaks! If you want something light to start the evening, check out our scrumptious dinner salad with soon-to-be famous Blue Cheese and Caesar Dressing! If it is entertainment you are looking for, then belly up to the bar and enjoy a large list of cocktails and premium spirits poured by the best bartenders in the area. While you are here, enjoy the atmosphere and take in our live entertainers who play from the balcony nightly. We look forward to serving you!
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Cobblestone Ice Cream & Deli
We offer a New York Deli style experience with flavorful, fresh, meaty sandwiches. Our focus is top quality ingredients and BIG flavor to give the ultimate taste experience. We offer a large line up of hot, toasted sandwiches. Our sandwiches are prepared with top of the line artisan breads and our own custom made sauces. Our soups, deli salads and treats are made from scratch in house. We feature several premium salads that are sure to please. We carry 24 flavors of gourmet hard ice cream, as well as, a custom blend of soft serve that is out of this world! We offer shakes, malts, real fruit smoothies, floats, flurries and sensational sundaes.
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Cimino's Restaurant & Lounge
American and Italian cuisine. Specialty pizzas, subs, 15 selections of pasta dinners, homemade breads. Everything from steaks to ribs.
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Beelendorf's Deli & Catering
The Sauk Valley's best pies, bagels and other baked goods. Catering service available for all locations.
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Bennigan's Irish-American Grill and Tavern
Bennigan's Irish-American Grill and Tavern is a casual restaurant known for our great American food, large selection of beers and our special brand of Irish hospitality.
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Whiskey Barrel Saloon
Enjoy our friendly and inviting atmosphere offering 16 beers on tap with 15 TV's easily viewed from any seating area, including the patio. The bar boasts vaulted ceilings, stonework on the walls, two billiards tables, video gambling, an outdoor covered patio, and a stage where bands play every Friday and Saturday night. We also offer burgers, wings, tacos and more.
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Ridott Corners
Great hamburgers. Carryout, full bar. No credit cards. Lunch and Dinner.
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Blackhawk Chocolate Trail
A delicious mixture of cocoa is found every which way along the Blackhawk Chocolate Trail in the four-county area of Northwest Illinois. Enjoy visiting candy stores, bed and breakfasts with special chocolate-themed packages, gift shops and old-fashioned soda fountains.
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Gramma Jack's Back 40
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Slurp & Burp
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Yellow Creek Inn
Casual dining in a unique setting. Original 1900's flooring, tin ceiling and cabinets remain from the old hardware store which was located in what is now the Inn. Homemade pizza and pie, plus daily specials. Full bar, reservations recommended for large groups. Banquet facilities for 30.
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Maxon's Riverside Restaurant
We're located on the banks of the Rock River overlooking the historic and famous Blackhawk Statue. Summer & Fall we also offer lunch & dinner cruises on our 150-passenger Pride of Oregon riverboat.
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The Flour Mill
Located in a historic brick building in downtown Oregon, we offer a cozy atmosphere complete with a fireplace! We serve muffins, scones and a variety of pastries plus homemade soups, specialty sandwiches & panini's. Check out our wide selection of unique coffees & teas from Door County plus homemade cider and Stewart's old-fashioned soda.
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The Sandwich Shop
Deli meats, cheeses, fresh sandwiches and Panini sandwiches. The best soups and sandwiches in Ogle County!!! Stop in and check us out for yourself.
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Maxson Riverboat & Restaurant
An authentic, elegant paddlewheel boat is docked at Maxson Restaurant on the Rock River. Dining and sightseeing cruises are offered.
CITY: Oregon
La Vigna Restaurant
Fine Northern Italian cuisine. We bring the best of Italy to your table. Seafood, poultry, aged steaks, pasta, homemade desserts, full bar.
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Mighty Richland Players Dessert Theater
Along the banks of the mighty Richland Creek, the first settlers founded the Village of Orangeville in 1851. Over the years, the town has always been a special place "where the women are fair, the men are strong and there's a story to be told around every corner." In the Mighty Richland Players Dinner/Dessert Theater, those fair and strong will treat attendees to a great dessert and a humorous story with a smile and a wink. Performances are at the Mighty Richland Players Theater, an 1877 Italianate Victorian building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Theater season is September through March.
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Inside Victoria Beckham's Pink Baby Shower
PEOPLE is reporting that the pink-themed shower was held at the private rooftop Butterfly Bar at the Hotel Le Petit Ermitage in West Hollywood, and was hosted by Beckham's friends Eva Longoria and hair-stylist Ken Paves.
The English garden tea party-themed shower was attended by around 30 guests including Demi Moore, Nicole Richie, Rachel Zoe and Selma Blair
UsMagazine.com is reporting that the entire place was decorated in a pink color scheme with pink tablecloths and round tables and featured centerpieces of light pink hydrangeas, red roses and pink daisies. There were even pink chairs circling the rooftop pool.
A source is quoted saying, "All she wanted was anything pink. She's so excited to finally have a girl."
The guests at the bash were divided into teams and games were played at the event including which team could make the best dress out of toilet paper and picking up water balloons with one's chin.
The Spice Girl tweeted a photo of the festivities including her team dressed in toilet paper dresses with the caption, "So much fun!!!!!!"
Beckham made a request for only pink gifts at the baby shower and she got her wish. Among the presents received is a pink special edition stroller, a baby swing, a 5 ft custom-made giraffe, pink bathrobe, a baby bassinet, books and clothes.
After the event Beckham once again took to Twitter to say, "Such a lovely day!!!thank u so much @EvaLongoria and @KenPaves for being such wonderful friends. Baby showers are so much fun!!!!!!!x vb"
Victoria Beckham, 37, and husband David Beckham are the proud parents to three boys, Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 6.
Beckham revealed that the new baby would be a girl at a L.A. Galaxy fan luncheon in March and she said, "Obviously, we're very lucky to be expecting again, and this is the first time I'm going to say it: It's a little girl."
Soccer superstar David Beckham was involved in a minor collision on the freeway in Southern California on Friday. Their son Brooklyn was with his father at the time of the accident, but was unhurt.
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- Monday 09 MayBy Trisha
So happy for the Beckham's!!!
- Monday 09 MayBy New York
After three boys my fourth child was also a daughter. She is a true blessing. I wish you all the very best!
- Monday 09 MayBy jstev10797
doesn't she ever smile? even in the picture above, she's not smiling.
- Monday 09 MayBy Dee
She should be donating most if not all of her gifts to charity!
Frankly, I don't even know WHY she is a celebrity, except to whom she is married!
- Monday 09 MayBy Anne Decker
Just can't stomach Victoria Beckham or any of her phony friends mentioned in the article. She's the Queen. (of phonies)
- Monday 09 MayBy TorieHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Congrats out to the Beckhams!
- Monday 09 MayBy smiley
I love her Husband. He always looks happy. Does she have issues she never smiles. Girl if i had a man like yours I would smile all the time.
- Monday 09 MayBy LisaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
for someone who has it all, she sure looks miserable.
- Monday 30 MayBy aurora
Tem ciumes ? Acho que sim !
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Top 10 films at UAE box officeBe the first to comment 25 April 2012
The Cold Light of Day
Director: Mabrouk El Mechri
Stars: Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis, Sigourney Weaver, Jim Piddock, Joseph Mawle, Caroline Goodall, Rafi Gavron, Óscar Jaenada
Superman-to-be Henry Cavill stars in this action thriller about a man trying to save his kidnapped family, snatched while on holiday in Spain. He uncovers a conspiracy and must go on the run, forced to work against the clock. Bruce Willis – ever one to smell a kidnap plot – appears as Cavill's father, while Weaver also has a key role. Time Out Dubai staff
Weekly box office: Dhs261,551
Weekly admissions: 7,315
Total box office: Dhs1,680,759
Total admissions: 44,368
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