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The role I've been in for the last 13 years requires me to wear a number of hats, including network engineer and network architect in medium sized environments.
I say that to provide some context for this statement: it is not at all clear to me what you're actually asking for.
Re:Unusual in a huge system ... (211 comments)
The Universe is only about 26 Billion Light years in diameter.
Here, let me fix that for you:
The Observable Universe is only about 26 Billion Light years in diameter.
There ya go. We don't actually know if the universe is infinite or not. We do know the Universe is Euclidean, my layman's understanding of that concludes that we live in one of two universes:
Insert obligatory Streisand Effect joke here... (311 comments)
Because, seriously, how frequently does this lesson have to be retaught?
Spoken like someone who's never tried it (285 comments)
Actually, the endorphin hit from a high capsaicin load can act as a flavor enhancer. Your mouth's overall sensitivity to the "non-heat" flavors goes up. There's a reason cayenne is considered akin to cinnamon.
Which Tobasco? (285 comments)
Most "classic" tobasco I've had lately just tastes like vinegar and black pepper - no discernible heat. Of course, that may be because so many restaurants store their jars of tobasco for months on end and all the volatile organics degrade - the ingredient list includes cayenne, which I normally find pleasantly warm AND flavorful; but I've not been able to detect that flavor in most jars of classic tobasco. The jalapeno version is better flavored, although also completely lacking in heat. I can feel a little warmth in the chipotle flavor. I've not really had a pepper that clocked in much higher than 1,000,000 SHU, and when I've gone that high it's not been a whole fresh pepper (I've enjoyed plenty of dishes that contained a 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of powdered Bhut Jolokia) so I don't have a point of reference for the absolute top of the scale.
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The map is misleading. LA's schools simply MAY teach creationism - the law allows it, but not all necessarily do. Those charter schools? They ALL do: http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2014/01/creationism_in_texas_public_schools_undermining_the_charter_movement.single.html http://www.salon.com/2013/10/25/christian_textbooks_darwin_inspired_hitler/
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From skimming the same article about him I see no reason that his opinion on bitcoins should carry any more weight than mine, or anyone elses. An we all know how much my opinion on bitcoins mean, jack and shit. Which is what Charles Stross opinion means on the subject.
All I know about your opinion on bitcoins is what you've posted about it in this comment (that you think it's worthless).
Charles Stross, on the other hand, has posted more than merely his opinion: he's also posted a cogent rationale for that opinion - one that contains details (with specific citations) that many a technically qualified geek may not have yet considered.
Taken in the context of his demonstrable interest in and fondness for the idea of decentralized societies and you have a critique that's worth considering - particularly by his reasonably large fan base (many of whom are slashdot readers, as evidenced by many of the above comments).
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Rather than gleaning, you should simply read some more. These questions have all been answered. If you're targeted well in advance and if you make one of a number of mistakes, it is possible to track you through TOR.
No, very clearly no.
Re:Look to the past (321 comments)
Tape MUST be sufficiently stable. Reading the reliability specs off the box in front of me and running a few calculations shows that
You didn't use sarcasm tags and sometimes the subtler jokes are a tad hard to discern in text.
You are joking, aren't you? Because if not, have I got a great deal for you - I just need your bank account to transfer the money my uncle, a Nigerian prince, is trying to export. PM me!
Re:New meaning to blue screen of death? (214 comments)
The socialists in Canada pay almost $4500 per capita for healthcare, or more than 11% of GDP. Because of the waste inherent in socialist systems, we should not be surprised that healthcare costs in Canada are 7th highest on the planet, yet for all this outrageous expense, they are only tied for 4th in life expectancy and something like 24th in infant mortality
I'm sorry - how is 7th highest cost for 4th highest life expetancy not a deal?
If life expectancy was less than 7th, I might see your point. Beyond that, the US already spends 17.2% of it's GDP on healthcare (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_in_the_United_States) and has an infant mortality rate around 34th in the world , so moving to an infant mortality rate of 24th in the world for a cost of 11% of GDP is a huge improvement for your southern neighbors.
Re:New meaning to blue screen of death? (214 comments)
This is good news, guys. By now MS is an expert in receiving and dealing with DoS.
Yeah, they're very experienced at hiring Akamai to deal with DoS attacks
Re:Look to the past (321 comments)
The tapes may be stable (I'm suspicious of that claim: their temperature tolerances aren't as high as modern hard drives, they actually care about dust, and I would expect them to be more susceptible to magnetic interference); but the tape drives are not. Over time drive heads become misaligned. They continue to write fine and can read what they write; but sufficient misalignment prevents other drives of the same type from reading the tape. That tape then becomes only as useful as the drive that wrote it. Lose the drive, you lose the use of the data on the tape. Unless you test reading the tape in a different drive than it was written from (while the writing drive is still available for pulling the data out), this condition's effectively undetectable until you actually need the data.
There's a reason so many shops have moved to disk based backups. Tape simply isn't reliable. Tape is cheap; but definitely NOT reliable.
Re: Not mature enough yet (232 comments)
There's no such thing as 'reliable tape' and there never has been. There's a reason so many companies have moved to disk based backups. Tape drives fail in ways that aren't detectable until you need to read that tape in another drive. The only reason tape was such a dominant backup medium for so long was cost.
Edges of the Bell Curve (88 comments)
I wonder how this research would have shifted if they'd only sampled geo-cachers and Ingress "agents"
Clearly (383 comments)
Notebook, since apparently even google agrees enough to be testing a clone
No one wants "Gigabit" that's really 2mb x 15mb (573 comments)
I can tell Irene why she sees no consumer demand for her "high end" offering: it's only PRICED as a high end offering. I "upgraded" my residential service through them (to the tune of $100/month) and didn't see a single change in my up or down speeds. It's basically a scam. Yeah, you have to be able to provide what you're currently offering before trying to offer the next generation.
Re:There are several options here (165 comments)
How do you mount Google Drive on Linux? It seems simple to the designers of Dropbox but it's eluded those at Google.
Insync: https://www.insynchq.com/#112472431252847033039/settings An official agent would be better - preferably something that provides a FUSE driver. Something OpenSource would be even better; but Insync works fine. Behaves very dropbox like and even supports multiple google accounts. You're correct, though - without Insync or a better option Google drive might as well not exist, as far as Unix users go.
Re:Surprised it was available (143 comments)
Don't give up on that 501(c)3, though - avoid those single points of failure, where you can.


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The concert promoter behind Michael Jackson's ill-fated "This Is It" tour has dropped a bid to collect their $17.5 million insurance company on the star. Why?
AEG's decision to drop its case against the insurer, Lloyds of London, comes after the firm claimed AEG hid the extent of the pop icon's extensive health woes.
Execs reportedly felt Jackson was an emotionally paralyzed mess leading up to the 50-show London gig he never ended up making; MJ died June 25, 2009.
AEG says the move has nothing to do with the discovery of new emails that prove AEG had doubts about MJ's health when it applied for the insurance policy.
Lloyds had sued AEG and Michael Jackson LLC in the wake of the singer's tragic demise to cancel the policy, claiming all parties involved were not forthright.
The insurer believes that singer's drug addiction - fueled by Dr. Conrad Murray, who was on AEG's payroll - and poor health were common knowledge at the time.
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he could outrun alot of people........BUT MENTALLY THERE WERE DOUBTS!!
Mj is a wannabe white woman. Yuckie!!
It makes me angry when I think about how Kenny Ortega and Randy Phillips deceived the fans allover the world. Sitting in front of the cameras telling the world that they had everything under control and that MJ was fine. They made the fans bye tickets to a tour they knew would never happen. And then they manipulated the fans to keep the tickets as a memory after MJ died. MJ's fans were used and deceived for them to earn money. The worst thing is, they got away with it too. They just did their jobs making sure the building didn't burn down. That is what business men do I guess. If you are too emotional and ethical you will never be rich. It is all about the money. And I am sure many in the business world think Randy Phillips and company did a good job. It's nothing personal against MJ. It's just good business deals. Welcome to our cynical world on planet earth. Eat or be eaten. It's your choice.
Randy Phillips said to Kenny Ortega according to Daily News, "It's Time to put out the fire, not burn the building down."
Was MJ the fire they needed to put out to save the building/money? It has been three years so I guess we'll never know. We can only speculate.
The Estate has brought in like 400 million $ since MJ died. And AEG got like 60 million $ for the movie "This is it". And that is only on the movie. AEG has earned a lot more on MJ's death than 60 million dollars. The tickets, merchandise and on and on. So what is this 17,5 million dollar insurance all about? That is peanuts in comparison to the amount of money they already made from MJ's death.


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COOKE COUNTY, TX - North Central Texas College recently received a $1.2 million dollar grant to help provide scholarships and equipment for Lifelong Learning's vocational programs.
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N.C.T.C. president Brent Wallace said he's excited about what the new grant will bring.
"So we're talking about some of the industrial kinds of programs, some of the welding. That grant has really added to some of the other grants we have been able to secure to help train outside of the academic track, but workforce programs that students, when they are completed, are ready for jobs," said Wallace.
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Tragedy tears a close-knit group of high-school friends apart, forcing them to forge individual paths.
For the Taiwan chapter of the Winds of September trilogy, director Tom Shu-Yu Lin brings us a coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of the Taiwan baseball game-fixing scandal of 1996 - an event that shocked the nation and decimated the Taiwanese leagues.As a gang of friends move towards the end of their final high-school year an accident tears their world apart. Confronted with a cruel reality, the boys need to grow up in time to face it."In the end, how are the young supposed to face the future, who are they to look up to and why does innocence have to end?" - Tom Shu-Yu Lin
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Swansea Ghost Town
Swansea was first a silver mine, but when the silver ran out, it became a copper mine. That's when this power plant was built.
This Dust Chamber was part of the smelting process, used to extract the copper. By 1909, the town grew to 500 people, and included saloons, a post office, and even a moving picture house.
There are still many deep mine shafts in the area.
The first train arrived at this adobe depot on the new Swansea Railroad in 1910. By May of that year the furnaces began producing the first copper at a rate of 50 tons a day.
I think I found a little piece.
Of course, the main reason I came was to find "rusty stuff." There was a lot of it - both big -
And small.
My sister, Barbara, looks very comfortable on these rusty springs.
But how did they get water to the town? Through this pipeline, about 4 miles long. We set out to find the pumping plant on the river.
The guys gather to confer....
Here's the source of the water - the Bill Williams River. There are supposed to be wild burros around here. Others saw them, but all I saw was -
20 comments:
- Dave said...
Really interesting as the original Swansea is only 40 miles from where I am. Swansea UK had a history of iron , tin works as well as being a sea port. I have heard of Cardiff by the sea in Calif. but this new. Many thanks.
- February 1, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- Russ Krecklow said...
Love these pictures! Thanks so much for sharing. Ghost towns and such are something that Donna and I really enjoy seeing.
- February 1, 2011 at 10:35 PM
- John and Ellen said...
I loved reading about "Swansea" this morning. Thanks for the great tour and photos.
- February 2, 2011 at 2:33 AM
- squawmama said...
This was so informative and fun to read... and as always the pictures were AWESOME!!!
Have fun & Travel safe
- February 2, 2011 at 5:04 AM
- Judy and Emma said...
That pipe sure seems small to provide water to 500 people. Interesting post today, as usual. :)
- February 2, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Dixxe said...
Great FIND On the copper chunk--and love the old rusties--
Sounds like it was Booming at one time there is Swansea-enjoyed this post very much great photos-even the donkey apples!
- February 2, 2011 at 5:42 AM
- Paul and Marti Dahl said...
Another Rusty Stuff Fix! ;c)
Does Ron let your sister drive their motorhome? After the job she did on that truck you pictured I wouldn't blame him if he didn't!
- February 2, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Rustedgranny said...
Another great story. Enjoy the history lessons you include with your photos. You would have made a great teacher.
- February 2, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Teri said...
Ghost Towns are always interesting places to visit, thanks for showing this one to us.
- February 2, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- Barbara and Ron said...
Thanks for taking me along. Imagine - all those years visiting Quartzsite and we never heard of it. We can cross that one off our life lists!
- February 2, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Chuck and Anneke's RV travels said...
Very interesting. All things considered, I would rather have spotted the burros directly. :)
- February 2, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- E Squared and Mui said...
Looks like what you found is indeed copper.
- February 2, 2011 at 1:15 PM
- Ted and Mary Ellen said...
I wish we had known about this town during any of our many visits to Q. Seems there is always something new (or old) to explore.
- February 2, 2011 at 3:16 PM
- Lynn said...
I loved this post and loved seeing all the pictures of the old buildings thanks so much for sharing :o)
- February 2, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Levonne said...
A photographer's paradise! I have to visit there one day. Thanks for the tour!
- February 2, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- ourtakeonfreedom said...
Fascinating photos, and that mine shaft warning sign looks simple but very effective. I recall a trip to Hawaii's active volcano, where at the "don't go past here" location there was no fence. Instead, there was a very effective sign telling stories of people who had gone past that point and died.
- February 3, 2011 at 7:02 PM
- Donna K http://therapytravels.blogspot.com/ said...
Great photos...loved the "tour". We may have to rethink our decision to NOT get a 4WD toad...and it's all your fault LOL!!
- February 4, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Barry and Linda said...
Great tour of Swansea. Linda & I love Ghost Towns. Can't wait to get out in your neck o' the woods, so to speak.
- February 4, 2011 at 9:48 PM
- KarenInTheWoods and Steveio said...
Sure looks like a lot of fun and a great Jeepin' Day!!!
Karen and Steve
(Our Blog) RVing: Small House... BIG Backyard
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you have the best blog going I read it almost daily.
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We have single sign on onto our moodle and google, so we just use moodle to 'login as' another student and then access their mailbox from there. We hardly ever need to do it though because the postini filtering is actually rather good.
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I'm still looking into migrating to Google with SSO. I have a query - your school domain - how is it set up?
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So that we can have different rules for different domains (switch off chat, etc), however I've read that postini won't work like this and syncing would have to be done separately. Curious to what you've got set up or have other ideas?
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- you rely on the delegated authentication working, it's gone crazy once or twice when MS were doing updates and brought bugs into the system e.g. Consent box keeps popping up, login flow doesn't work if co-branding is enabled (not sure if this has been fixed but don't dare to try it tbh)
- you have to create the Moodle accounts manually whereas the LDAP plugin auto creates suitable accounts if the authentication process completes successfully
- MS don't support the plugin at all and they barely reply on the educationlabs site now I've been helping a few people out on there recently as we've found most of the common problems by now!
- no release for Moodle 2.0 as it stands or updates for the new Office 365 features
If you want a demo login on our site PM me to see it in action... we use it for all our students and it works OK, the email and file storage is nice but it's frustrating as the plugin could be so much better. The odd thing is that a lot of people can't see why I think the integration is such a killer feature which is a shame really.
@cybernerd - do you find the kids abusing the chat service much or not? We opted not to enable it at first, although will trial it with some Sixth Formers during exam leave (e.g. a teacher will agree to be on chat for an hour to answer any questions).
I like the idea of the two Labs you've added - at present, it is only really used between staff but once people start mailing students, I'll recommend they enable those. We initially listed our staff as Mr Bloggs, but this got confusing with threaded conversations as they all appeared to be between "Me, Mr, Mr, Me, Mr" so we changed to "Fred Bloggs (staff)". The students initially had some confusion over Miss Smith and Mrs Smith, but they seem to have got over that now.
I think this will largely depend upon the school, and the disciplinary systems in place. It works well for us and I think it is important to use similar systems that students are used to using at home (social networking,chat,sms) in their education, otherwise school ICT systems become very distant for the students. It also goes a long way to educate students about netiquette
Definitely agree with all that. It is also important to properly educate staff and parents in what chat is, what it does and what it isn't - whenever you say "chat" some people will hear the words "cyber bullying" or "paedophiles".
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In the two years since famine ravaged East Africa, our mobile health teams have helped feed more than 70,000 malnourished mothers and children.
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Fatumo lost ten camels in the drought that ravaged Ethiopia two years ago. She grew more desperate as her children went hungry. But today there are signs of recovery — and Fatumo is relying on each day's collection of milk to rebuild.
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Man. That was close. We almost went 24 hours without a Kim Kardashian bikini photo going up on Twitter.
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Kim gets fat shot in her butt. She showed us her x-ray of her butt to prove she has no butt implants. She gets fat injections. She never mentioned that. She is fat anyway. I do think her face is beautiful. Everything is fake on her. Her breasts, her butt, her face. Look @ pics of her when she was younger. She looks like a different girl. She still is beautiful but she is fat. If she wasn't so mean to Khole' I would still be a fan. She never says anything of substance. She cares about no one but her looks and herself. Again she is laughing all the way to the bank while I sit here @ work reading about her fat butt. Only in America.
It's Pop! Not "Soda"
People post comments expressing their opinion. Many people don't think Kim is 'beautiful' or her photos are 'great'. Too bad for those who don't agree with negative comment about Kim and need to start it up. Maybe you take the comments personally because you are the one who is F'D up...
No haters here, she is the same old tramp posting photo's for attention and different day. Just like Paris going down hill and over 30!! The truth hurts sometimes............
I agree with stephanie. Kim is beautiful!! Great photo! People who post negative comments you are all pathetic! Haters! Go kim!
Wow it's so sad how desperate she is. Over 30 her and paris are such a joke.
geezus, when does she and her ridiculous family go away? Enough is enough! What an egomaniac / narcissist, to be constantly posting photos of yourself . . . Even the mother posted a 'cleavage' shot the other day for attention (classy). Over exposed MUCH? Enough of all the reality TV airheads!! It's the viewers fault for watching that crap and making these people rich BS 'celebrities'. If the viewers didn't support reality TV, the networks would have to offer viewers better. Stop supporting the dumbing down of America!
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Pro Bowl Voting Open; Greenway Has Earned ConsiderationPosted by on November 29, 2011 – 4:44 pm
We've been promoting DE Jared Allen and RB Adrian Peterson as worthy of the fans' Pro Bowl vote in recent weeks. Those two stars remain deserving of the vote, but another Vikings player is beginning to emerge as a legitimate Pro Bowl candidate – LB Chad Greenway.
Greenway will be the first to acknowledge that he expects a better performance from himself. He opened the season with an impressive 13-tackle outing in San Diego, but then slumped a bit over the next 3 games by tallying single-digit tackles in each of those games. Beginning with a 10-tackle performance against Arizona in Week 5, however, Greenway has been on a tear. He's had just one single-digit tackle game since October 9, and over the past two games he's collected 22 and 17 tackles against the Oakland Raiders and Atlanta Falcons, respectively.
Greenway's 22-tackle effort against the Raiders two weeks ago is behind only Scott Studwell's 24-tackle gem in 1985 in Vikings history. Greenway followed that up by tallying 17 more stops against Michael Turner and the Falcons in a game where he was clearly the team's top defensive player. For the season, Greenway has 124 tackles and is on pace for a career-high 181 stops for the season. He leads the team in tackles and if he continues this pace it'll be the 4th consecutive season that Greenway has led the Vikings in tackles.
As for making the Pro Bowl, Greenway has some work to do. He ranks 3rd in the NFL and 2nd in the NFC in tackles, according to Stats, Inc., and his adjusted total of 124 would rank him 1st. But making the Pro Bowl as a LB requires more than collecting a bunch tackles. Making impact plays, such as forced and recovered fumbles, INTs and sacks is as important as making tackles. Greenway has 1.0 sack on the season and no INTs, that's the bad news. The good news is that the lone NFC LB with more tackles than Greenway – Washington's London Fletcher – has just 1.5 sacks and 2 INTs. Those are numbers Greenway could overcome if his current trend of outstanding play continues. Atlanta's Curtis Lofton, who has 100 tackles, has no sacks and just 1 INT, while San Francisco's NaVorro Bowman has 97 tackles but no INTs or sacks.
The bottom line is Greenway still has work to do in order to secure a Pro Bowl bid and there are a lot of good LBs in the NFC who appear deserving of a Pro Bowl nod. But there are still 5 games to play on the schedule, which gives Greenway and all of the other top-performing LBs ample amount of time to increase their performance and impress those with the power of the vote.
Speaking of those with the power of the vote, Pro Bowl balloting for fans is going on right now, both online and on web-enabled mobile phones. Balloting will continue through Monday, December 19, so vote now and often for your favorite Vikings. Go to NFL.com/probowl to vote.
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By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
That's the only time you'll hear "vikings" and "bowl" in the same sentence. Too bad for you fans though, cause you'll never hear or read the words "vikings" and "Superbowl" in the same sentence, except this one. :-(
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Oh, and nice loss to the "dirty birdies"!! Maybe you should just ask Santa for a win, not a miracle!! :-o
By ponderfan7 on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
lol packer fan too bad saints will knock u off ur little stool in the playoffs enjoy the view saints have a hot offense and a good defense so be ready SKOL VIKINGS :) o btw SKOL F*** YOURSELF packer fan and get a life
By Twoodsnvikes on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Ha cali teams too bad so you had to just jump on a bandwagon huh cali fudge fan? It's what most cowards do, you'll fit right in with the GB fans
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Dear Santa Clause,
Hi, it's me, Tinfoil Tightass. Santa, if you hear me, I got a wish. I just want a win. I'm not asking for much, just a win. I know this team sucks, and, I know I'm wasting my time. But it's not too much to ask is it? I left milk and cookies for you.
I love you Santa.
Love..Tinfoil Tightass
By Matt on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Hey "Cali Packers Fan", the year b4 were u a "Cali Saints Fan" and a "Cali Colts Fan" the year b4 that one?
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
I jumped on the bandwagon cause I was promised cheese, booz and womens. And the winning thing ain't bad either. When the rides over, maybe you'll see posts by Cali Vikings Fan…………………
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
and a Giants fan, Rams fan, Pats fan, Bucs fan, Ravens fan, Steelers fan. GO WHO EVER WINS THE SUPERBOWL!! Too bad it'll never be Vikings fan. I always go with winners, and your team will never be one. :-(
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Beat 'em in the opener, will beat 'em in the playoffs. Our offense is on fire, and the defense is startin' to catch up. Besides, worry about your own team, they need all the support they can get.
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Sounds like Ponderfan7 wants to SKOL F*** the saints. :-o
By DesertViking on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Good job Vikings Org. people are so tired of this nonsense they don't want to buy tickets anymore! Heck, I don't even know why i'm waking up for the vikings early games, it's just going to put a damper on my week.
Make changes! Obviously what we're doing now isn't working, especially on offense. Bill Musgrave is an idiot, I don't know if he can tell, but there's a a HUGE difference between the viking's o-line and the falcon's o-line that's the only reason he had success there. Our o-line can't even push a shopping cart out of the way.
The only one of our receiver doing any work is Harvin! Just double team him and no one else can get open, for some weird reason we don't use our four, YES FOUR, tight ends that we have on our team.
Ponder is doing it all by himself now with Peterson out. Don't put him under center, please, by the time he's finished with his drop-back one of the opponents defenders has either blown right through Sullivan up the middle, or some defensive end had made Loadholt or Johnson look like they should be practice squad members on a mediocre junior college team. Why was Chris DeGreare cut, and why have we not played Love? Makes not sense to me, they can't don much worse than those so called "starters."
Fix something! Many have said on this site that if they messed up during their job they'd be fired! Well, guess what? It's true! All of these players are getting paid way more than they deserve and it's doesn't look like most of them even care about the game anymore.
Did you see Shiancoe after he completely blew his blocking assignment on that 4&Goal? He walked away from his teammates, didn't bother to help Gerhart up when it was clearly his fault he got tackled so quickly, and didn't even look back. Sums up the whole season. No effort, no will, no heart, no chance to win a game.
By DesertViking on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
@Cali Pack Fan
You must have some secret infatuation with the Vikings if you keep coming back here looking for attention. Yeah, you'll get a response, but only because we pity you.
By Joey on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
By PBizzle on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Cali fan has got to be a fat ugly chic. No self respecting dude would use smiley faces the way she does. Unless it is a dude and cali smokes pole.
By PBizzle on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
just noticed Brad Childress's name isn't on the Tag Roster about time. Skol Indy Vikes need that first round pick. Ponder can be good but he has to play in the windy city and Green Bay, where the wind can be just as bad, and have the arm strength to cut through it. I just don't see it. Either way would still be nice to be able to trade for two first and some later round picks.
By PBizzle on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
I agree with everything. Musgrave is to fancy with the offense. The line can't pick up a blitz to save Ponder's life. There is no heart. Everyone walks away from losses smiling away, and the coach seems as calm as a stoner at a Dave Mathews concert after watching his team get beat around. Someone needs to step up and start slapping people. Wake these clowns up.
By Frederick Jones on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
@Derrick G., Dave, TheRealDon, and Frederick Jones,
TOO many VP's not enough Indians won't get it done when it comes to
your ridiculous drafts, trades, and free agency!
Wise up!
By Frederick Jones on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
@PBizzle and DesertViking,
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIITTT a minute!
Musgrave too fancy???
Isn't that the opposite of run-run-pass the other bloggers accuse him of ???
PLEASE, my fine-feathered friends, promote the Hiring of a GENERAL MANAGER.
Let him or her decide if changes need to be made. Why repeat what we did a year ago. DID IT WORK IN 2010???
By Twoodsnvikes on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
We already have a GM are you suggesting to fire Spielman?
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Yep I smoke pole just like the rest of my Packer brethren. It's in our name, we can't stop at fudge packing so we have to get our fill by su ck ing what ever co ck we can.
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Cheese, booze and "womens" yep I said that, you should see the womens that are packer who res. They are the first generation able to walk on their hind legs! They gotta use a toro trimmer twice a week just to keep the odor down.
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
Yep we may have a good team this year which is great cuz we got no life!!
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
I'd go Fu$k myself but my pen1s is too small! Mommy!!
By vikelifer on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
@cali packer get back to your own fudge packers why are you on our site anyway,are you soooo big a loser the other real packer fans don't want you on it.@desert viking very good observation on the offense.
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 29, 2011 | Reply
@vikelifer – I'm just a waste of skin just like most packer fans. Nobody blogs on the packer site cuz nobody has computers in wussconsin. The team is good, I'm a waste of skin.
By Cali Packers Fan on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
Ya, thanks desert viking for the imput. I didn't know i was such a puss. If I was anymore of a puss I'd be one of you guys.
By 61vikings on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
What is this the Bad Girls website!! Your mommys are waiting to tuck you in bed and pick out your clothes for tomorrow!!!! Who cares what this hamburger with cheese has to say!! We can only hope and pray that the Pack goes undefeated and makes it to the SuperBowl, only to lose the same way the Pats did a few years ago, 18-1!! Go Pack Go!! I hope you play the Pats in the SuperBowl and they return the favor to what happened to them!!!!!
By 61vikings on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
Back to what is important here and that is talking football, which is what real men do, while there schemping cali packers mom!!
Chad Greenway has done ok, as the rest of our linebacking crew has been a bust!! The Henderson bros. have not fared well this season and going into this season I thought our LB crew was going to be one of our strong points!! Losing Jasper Brinkley and cutting Heath Farwell was a mistake!! Did anyone ever pick him up?? Going into next years draft, we will need to address the middle linebacker spot!! If not drafted, then through free agency!!
By DieHardViking on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
hey cali loser have some friggen respect, do you see us on your guy's blog talkin smack no i didnt think so………….
By PURPLEBLOOD on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
Cali fudge packer, why are you on this blog you must be looking for some manly attention ? wrong place freak ! you band wagon jumping dyc head . this skit sucks good thing is it's almost over , change has to come via draft smart and calculating surely we will be top 5 in draft so OL& SECONDARY are must 's and this draft is loaded at both, so Fras., SPILL., AND WHOEVER BETTER GET THEIR SHYTT TOGETHER and play the roster out to see what's there' and weedout those dead beats! COME ON VIKES LET'S GOOOOOO !
By Puckertrucker on Nov 30, 2011 | Reply
Cali Packer Fan has no class so why even lower yourselves to answer his words of wit. Just rise above one so low as to consider him/her self a true fan packer or other wise I don't even know why wobby lest him blog on the vikings web site. with the trash that comes out of his mind. I think that Wobby should oust him.
By jeremy on Dec 1, 2011 | Reply
Thanks!!!!!! ponderfan7~!!!!
By jeremy on Dec 1, 2011 | Reply
@ 61vikings.. Has anyone picked up Ben Leber?
By BLEEDPURPLEANDGOLD on Jan 3, 2012 | Reply
Wow. Leave it to a Packers fan to troll on the Vikings website. That truly is low class at its finest.
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What do Walker Open Field, the avant-garde art movement Fluxus and socially-engaged art practice have in common? That is what the Walker's Education and Community Programs department explored through this summer's program, FluxField. This project took advantage of the concurrent timing of Open Field and the opening of Walker exhibitions Art Expanded: 1958-1978 and Radical […] What do Walker Open Field…
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In Dread Scott's most recent performance, On the Impossibility of Freedom in a Country Founded on Slavery and Genocide, references to police brutality, peaceful protest, and the history of civil rights are staged in a violent water cannon "standoff."
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U.S. and local Chinese officials gathered to host the ribbon-cutting of the new U.S. Consulate General today in Guangzhou, China. Perceived as a symbol of the bilateral relationship between the U.S. and China, companies from both countries collaborated on the $267 million project, which broke... View full entry »
Kohn Pedersen Fox's Riverside 66 in Tianjin, China is steadily working its way to completion, scheduled for this September. The 10-year retail project will be one of China's longest buildings, with a 350-meter "super shell" made of 22 seven-story concrete ribs and 10,000 panels of glass. At this... View full entry »
Scenery at The Myrtle Flower Garden in Xiangyang, China will look quite different once the new hillside Myrtle Garden Hotel is built. Designed by graft lab architects and penda as a commission, the wooden haptic-structured hotel is ready to break ground within the next few weeks. — bustler.net
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Here's a better look into the first-place entry of the West Kowloon Arts Pavilion Design Competition by VPANG architects ltd + JET Architecture Inc + Lisa Cheung.
Their proposal 'Floating Art Platform' will be realized into the new Arts Pavilion as part of the growing development of Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District. — bustler.net
You can find out more on Bustler.Related: Winners of the West Kowloon Cultural District Arts Pavilion View full entry »
In light of the recent conclusion of the Arts Pavilion Design Competition for Hong Kong's developing West Kowloon Cultural District, Dutch design practice XML shared their competition entry "A²" with us.
Although they were met with stiff competition and didn't place, their proposal is still worth knowing about. — bustler.net
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Development plans for Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD) continue to grow with the recently concluded Arts Pavilion Design Competition, wherein the new waterfront pavilion will become the main exhibition space for the to-be-built M+ Museum. The new Arts Pavilion is set to be built by 2015. — bustler.net
The jury chose three prize winners out of 100 submissions:1st Prize: VPANG architects ltd + JET Architecture Inc + Lisa Cheung 2nd Prize: ROGERSPARTNERS and Arthur C. S. Kwok Architects & Associates 3rd Prize: Hestia & Vish LimitedSix honorable mentions were also selected: Matheson... View full entry »
Designing the new Island School in Hong Kong is the latest competition win for schmidt hammer lassen architects. Project client English Schools Foundation selected the Danish firm and Hong Kong-based Thomas Chow Architects as the winning team to build a new 28,000-sq.meter learning facility for the school's estimated 1,200 students. — bustler.net
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In a SPIEGEL interview, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, 56, discusses how the authorities monitor his movements in sometimes bizarre detail and the feud with the government in Beijing that has kept him from being allowed to leave the country for three years now. — spiegel.de
The Huijin International Center designed by architecture/engineering firm LEO A DALY was recently honored with the Luban Award, China's prestigious prize for design and construction.
Since 1989, the biennial Luban Award acknowledges architecture and engineering firms that produce high-quality work and maintain strong quality control and project management. — bustler.net
"The 30-story, 52,000-square-meter tower, which is located in the coastal city of Xiamen, serves as the headquarters for Septwolves Holding Company, a publicly traded holding company with more than 4,000 fashion stores in China. LEO A DALY designed the tower and interiors to express the culture... View full entry »
This ice castle—or, ice bank fortress—is perhaps the most spectacular entrant in the 30th annual International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival in the northeastern Chinese city of Harbin. A sign hanging outside the sculpture suggests it's intended to look like a branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the nation's biggest bank. — qz.com
"What hides behind the literary aspect of this report are deep reflections on the lessons, errors, approaches and paths of China's previous urbanizations efforts," concluded an editorial in the newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily. The state-controlled People's Daily gushed: "If we want high rises, we even more need the fresh mountain waters. Only by seeing the past can we grasp the future." — qz.com
Architecture firm von Gerkan, Marg, and Partners won a large commission earlier this week to design a new urban development in Shenzhen, China. The 45-hectare project is part of an economic plan that China developed for the area. — bustler.net
"It comprises a transportation hub including five underground railway stations, a border control point and numerous commercial areas. Above ground there will be a range of tower blocks of different heights with apartments, shops and offices to form multi-functional city quarters." Images © gmp View full entry »
[The Catskills] could become a lot flashier, thanks to [Sherry Li's] proposal for the area: a multibillion-dollar "China City of America," complete with an amusement park, mansions, a casino, retail centers, a college, and more. [...]
The Center for Immigration Studies wrote a comprehensive take-down of "China City," criticizing the project's potential for environmental disruption, dubious promise of job creation, and possible role as a stalking horse for the Chinese government. — The Atlantic Cities
Because of Beijing's sky-high apartment rental costs, as many as two million people—about a tenth of the city's population—are said to be living below street level in underground storage basements and air-raid shelters partitioned into cramped, windowless rooms. Many of those who have to crowd into these homes are migrant workers like Wang, from the nearby province of Hebei. — qz.com
schmidt hammer lassen has been chosen to design the new 30,000 m2 Ningbo Central Library in the coastal city of Ningbo, China. shl's winning design will display the library's collection of more than 2 million books — including the largest number of historic and ancient books in Ningbo, one of China's oldest cities. — bustler.net
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Dwight Yorke was a spectacular signing from Monday's opponents Aston Villa in 1998.
The striker made an instant impact at Old Trafford and, of course, helped fire United to Treble glory in his first season.
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Four students at King School taken for checkups after downing medications, vitamins one brought in from home
Four students at the Martin Luther King Jr. K-8 School on Lawrence Avenue were transported to the hospital for checkups on Tuesday after they shared pills and vitamins one of them brought in from home. Read more
French consul visits Codman Academy to discuss travel warning
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Chris Lovett of BNN-TV's Neighborhood Network News reports on the visit of the French consul general to Codman Academy. The consul was invited to the school by students upset by the French Foreign Ministry's travel advisory that warns its citizens to avoid parts of Boston, including Dorchester. Read more
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Boston Public Schools are in the second week of school registration for the new school assignment system. Read more
Burke student charged with bringing a gun to school, biting police officer
School police arrested a student at Burke High School on Washington Street Thursday on charges of illegal possession of a firearm, resisting arrest and assault and battery on a police officer resulting in injuries.
The Boston Police Department says the 17-year-old, whom they did not identify, packed a gun in his bookbag and then "discussed having the firearm to groups of students throughout the day," word of which got to school officials, who notified school police.
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Burke High students make presence known at math challenge
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A team of students from the Jeremiah E. Burke High School's National Society of Black Engineers Junior (NBSE Jr.) Chapter won second place in the 11th/12th Graders Division of the Try Math-A-Lon competition last week. The competition, held in Hauppauge, NY, helps increase students' capabilities when preparing for college entrance exams such as SAT and ACT standardized tests. Read more
Lower Mills Merchants launch scholarship fund
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The Lower Mills Merchant Association has established a scholarship fund to benefit students currently enrolled in grades 5-12 who live in Lower Mills or attend a fee-based schools in Lower Mills. Students in grades 5-8 and 9-12 may apply.
Scholarships awarded will be made payable directly to the educational organization. The required essay question is: "What do you like about living and going to school in the Lower Mills area?" Read more
World Series win electrifies city
WORLD SERIES ELECTRIFIES THE CITY— As the Boston Red Sox set off for St. Louis and — ultimately— another World Series trophy last week, the students and faculty at Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy's Columbia Campus banded together to show off their Boston pride. The school kids were encouraged came to school wearing their fake beards last Friday— a hat tip to the hometown squad who turned this baseball season into one for the ages here in Boston. Images courtesy Claire F. Barton Sheridan/ Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy
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The state will take over four chronically under-performing schools that have been "stuck" as other troubled schools have made "quite good progress," Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Mitchell Chester announced Wednesday. Read more
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Caught off guard by a strike of Boston's public school bus drivers on Tuesday morning, Boston Mayor Thomas Menino said the city would pursue every legal action possible against the drivers as he asked families to arrange transportation home for their children and cancelled afternoon athletics.
"I want all these bus drivers back to work tomorrow morning," Menino said during an afternoon press conference at City Hall, ridiculing the "illegal action" taken by the unionized drivers to go on strike in violation of their contract.
Menino said the management company Veolia Transportation, Inc. would go to court on Tuesday afternoon to seek an injunction compelling the drivers to return to work, and promised that if drivers would go back to work his administration would sit down with union leaders to work out disagreements over provisions in their contract.
He said the city would also explore possible disciplinary action against drivers who participated in the strike. Read more
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Oct. 8, 2013
A surprise and unauthorized school bus drivers strike impacted at least half of the city's student population this morning, according to the Boston Public School department. The work action, which BPS officials have condemned as "illegal", involves around 300 drivers and will impact about half of the city's 33,000 students who ride buses daily to public, parochial and charter schools. Read more


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European Project to Shape Next Generation Internet TV
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P2P-Next, a pan-European conglomerate of 21 industrial partners, media content providers and research institutions, has received a £14 million grant from the European Union.
The grant will enable the conglomerate to carry out a research project aiming to identify the potential uses of peer-to-peer (P2P) technology for Internet Television of the future.
The partners, including the BBC, Delft University of Technology, the European Broadcasting Union, Lancaster University, Markenfilm, Pioneer Digital Design Centre Limited and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, intend to develop a Europe-wide "next-generation" internet television distribution system, based on P2P and social interaction.
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"The P2P-Next project will run over four years, and plans to conduct a large-scale technical trial of new media applications running on a wide range of consumer devices.
"If successful, this ambitious project could create a platform that would enable audiences to stream and interact with live content via a PC or set top box. In addition, it is our intention to allow audiences to build communities around their favourite content via a fully personalized system.
"This technology could potentially be built into Video on Demand (VOD) services in the future and plans are underway to test the system for major broadcasting events.
"The project has an open approach towards sharing results. All core software technology will be available as open source, enabling new business models.
"P2P-Next will also address a number of outstanding challenges related to content delivery over the internet, including technical, legal, regulatory, security, business and commercial issues."
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Lancaster University is excited to be part of a team of leading research and industrial partners developing a new approach to distributing television across the Internet.
"Lancaster's role within the P2P-Next project is to deliver this new technology to real users as part of a large-scale technical trial, known as a Living Lab", says Dr. Nicholas Race of the Computing Department based at InfoLab21. "At Lancaster we will be utilising our regional network and strong community links to conduct live trials with a wide variety of users, from local students to rural villagers. Users are fundamental to the Living Lab activity, and it will ultimately be their feedback that helps to refine the technology developed within P2P-Next."
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Lancaster University and resident company The REACH Centre have been recognised for their outstanding track-record of working together at a prestigious award ceremony.
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