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By YourTango
More and more restaurants these days are jumping on board the green trend. Check out your neighborhood restaurant listings to see which ones offer menus with local foods, green energy preparation, organic wines and a little romance.
Organize a Scavenger Hunt3 of 10
Get together with a few couples, make a themed list of items, and pick a color (green, perhaps?).Then go out on foot with a digital camera to take pictures with each item found in the chosen hue. The couple finishing first wins.
Take a Green Class4 of 10
Learning together is a great way to get those endorphins flowing. Check out your community center, community college or local shops to find classes on sustainable cooking, paper-making or even oyster farming.
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Plant a Garden5 of 10
Get your hands dirty together, and then spend the spring and summer watching your garden grow. Harvest the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor as they mature, and feast on the food of love.
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Pick Fruit6 of 10
Strawberries are in season, as are many other berries. Pick a bucket or two together; then go home and turn them into something sweet. Don't have berry-picking locations near you? Check out your local farmers' market instead.
Try a Mass Transit Date7 of 10
Look online for local bus, subway, or light rail maps for your city, or pick up maps from the mass transit authority in your area; then choose a destination. It might be the last stop on a particular bus line or a cute town just an hour away.
Enjoy Some Eco-Tourism8 of 10
Whether it's an afternoon in your local botanical garden, kayaking a waterway, or visiting an earth-friendly resort, eco-tourism is a great way to spend some time together, and maybe even learn a little something about the planet.
Go For a Stroll9 of 10
Our grandparents did it. Their grandparents did it. For much of the history of the planet, it was the chosen way to have a date night. Choose a park, the woods, or a local beach. Or simply stroll around your downtown area and do some people watching.
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Walk for a Cause10 of 10
Is a casual stroll too casual for you? Try walking for a cause instead. Whether you're walking dogs for the local shelter or participating in a walkathon, walking for others will warm your hearts without warming the planet.
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BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - A Brazilian news organization says new round of documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden show that the U.S. spied on Brazil's state oil company.
The report on the website of Globo television did not give details of the allegation. But the station indicated it would add information during a Sunday night program featuring U.S. journalist Glenn Greenwald, who has been reporting on the Snowden documents. He said last week that the documents showed that U.S. spy agencies had monitored the president of Brazil, as well as Mexico's new president prior to his election.
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'R' is for Revolution Analytics
Recently I met the analytics firebrands Revolution Analytics at their Bay Area offices. Outwardly, the facilities were conventional, and no one called me 'comrade'. But what they showed me over the next couple of hours sparked my imagination and even a bit of revolutionary fervor. I'm convinced that predictive analytics is the …
R is great
It's like MatLab but for statisticians. SPSS, Systat (I am that old) and SAS are a straitjacket compared to the freedom of R. I used to do statistics in C (just wrote my own code for any methods needed), since R is around, I do not do this anymore.
I have to say that I have not found the limitations of conventional R yet - maybe people aren't thinking about their problems properly?
Sound like...
They've added some scalability features to the runtime system?
And a GUI.
IBM eh?
Strange that they're in an agreement with IBM. IBM recently bought SPSS.
And where is the comparison to S+
Given that R started as an open-source version s-plus, the "article" does not really qualify as "journalism" without a comparision with the original comercial product
For researchers and statisticians, this argument doesn't wash
Indeed. Some of us even run our R routines from within python scripts. Because honestly, R "data structure" is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
R is like Perl
R is like Perl in many ways - very powerful and very flexible. You can do stuff with a couple of lines of R that would take pages of hideous SAS macro code.
But like Perl it has many idiosyncrasies that even its creators would get rid of if they were to do it again. There has been talk of a complete re-write (like Perl). And the technical documentation is possibly the most impenetrably difficult documentation ever created in the history of computer science.
R-A seems to be a closed source proprietary and commercial implementation - its like someone wrote a closed source faster version of Perl and tried to sell it.
R is not like Perl
Perl was designed to be flexible, versatile, and fast to write in (with an emphasis on code compacity). R is neither. In R it's damn nigh impossible to work on any dataset not in 2-d table format, the syntax is a messy, ambiguous jungle (plus it requires many, many times the "optimal" keystroke number), and R really does only one thing: statistics (and associated graphic representation). But that it does quite well.
Actually R might ("structurally", so to speak) be a programming language, philosophically it is a statistics framework that HAS a language. A bit like TeX, LaTeX, lout etc are languages (Turing-complete, even), but good luck if you want to use them for anything else than document layout.
Performance Remains to Be Seen
The performance statistics you quote are from Revolution Analytics, not from an independent analysis. I'm sure the folks at SAS can give you many examples where their computations perform many times faster than Revolution Analytics. When you report what a company tells you, it is not journalism, it is advertising.
Plainly Inaccurate
Where do you get your information from? R can take advantage of multicore and grid environments through a wide range of options. The multicore SMP package is one example, Rmpi and snow another, while gputools makes use of Nvidia cuda processing.
The data limitations is architecture specific (32 bit), and R x64 has no such limitations. In fact, packages exist in the R community to efficiently and quickly handle large datasets (see for instance ff and bigmemory).
The HighPerformanceComputing task view lists the many packages available to parallel processing and large data handling.
Revolution Analytics has taken the work of the open source community, repackaged it and resold it with support as value added. This is fine under GPL, but PLEASE do not claim that they have made some enhancements which did not exist in R. This is blatantly false and I would be very sorry if such lies are propagated by Revolution. The least you can do is check you story before publishing.
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[Bumped For Very Obvious Reasons] 8.5 Things I Rejoice In This Post-Election Day
5) This isn't the Episcopal Church. Our country is far juster, far more interested in the rule of law, far more stable, far more popular, far less vicious, and far more conservative. It is completely within our power as conservatives—with God's help—to transform this country's political landscape if we so choose. It will be very hard and very long. The next two years will be appallingly painful. Every week or month, we'll be reminded of the judgement of God—and our challenge will be not to get angry, or despairing, or inactive, but rather to humble ourselves all over again, repent, acknowledge the horrible consequences of our compromises, corruption, passivity, and loss of principle, and continue turning away from the wrong path and seeking the right one.
Restarting the Game: Archbishop Welby Attempts To Hit The Reset Button
It's not a question of "how will the Communion divide"—that division, albeit internal, has already occurred. The further question is not "how can we all live together in the midst of our profound disagreements" but is rather "what is to be done with the Provinces which have engaged in intrinsically communion-dividing actions?"
Got Ice Water?
The idea that we shouldn't be able to indulge in something silly like the ice-water challenge because millions of African children are dying of thirst, says nothing about the wastefulness of Americans, and everything about the utter inability of Africa to take care of itself.
The utilitarian unity of burning at the stake and abortion
The Church thought it was sparing heretics eternal torment by burning them at the stake. Abortionists tell us they are sparing people from miserable earthly lives. Both ways, "It's for their own good."
Truro Rebirth Credited to Relationship Between the Rev. Baucum and Bishop Johnston
After more than ten years on the front lines of the Anglican wars, I have made a major change. This past Easter vigil, my family and I were confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church.
Is the Creed "the" Sufficient Standard of Orthodoxy?
The Creeds themselves, then, require obedience to Jesus Christ as the One Lord over all things. To profess the Creed but reject the word of God as revealed in the scriptures regarding marriage and sexuality is incoherent.
Stand Firm is 10 Years Old Today
In true Tom Sawyer fence-whitewashing style, I have minions who keep the site humming, while I sit in the shade chewing a blade of grass and complimenting them on their fine efforts.
Three Excuses for Bishop Salmon's Inexcusable Invitation
Can you imagine what Paul might say to this kind of hair splitting? The Galatians respond to Paul's letter: "Dear Paul, you wrote that the Judaizers are accursed and eternally condemned and that we ought not to listen to them because they teach a gospel that damns…but how about we let them preach to our pastors in training?
60 Theses on Real Integrity in the Anglican Church
The refusal to affirm a truth (particularly when it is a truth about God) is often just another way of denying it, but without taking responsibility for your denial. This is therefore a double dishonesty which only compounds the deceit.
"How am I gonna be an optimist about this?"
A modern city provides the visual for words evoking the historic catastrophe. It can happen again, and that isn't just a function of natural cycles. There are moral and even supernatural forces in play. There's always a sense that Pompeii had it coming. It's like Sodom and Gomorrah for folks who don't want to admit to that Old Testament God stuff.
A Declaration of Principles for Reconciliation
There are only two words to be spoken to false teachers: "repent" and "recant" along with the assurance that forgiveness and warm welcome await those who heed the call. We will not take part in the indaba process which results only in providing false teachings and false teachers with equal footing and equal voice alongside the teachings of Christ through his apostles
BREAKING: Welby names Tory Baucum as "Canterbury Preacher"
At Stand Firm we suspect there may be some who will question Tory's "commitment to the present day reformation" given his willingness to affirm Johnston's ministry. It will be viewed by them as a compromised commitment.
Walking and Talking
Let it be a small reminder of how hostile the world is to the Gospel, and a small reminder of what you've signed up for when you agreed to take up your cross. The world - in this case represented by gay activists and the media who kowtow to them - hates you. They hate your family, they hate your values, and they especially hate this Jesus.
Night Thoughts Away from Home during Christmas Season
I share readily in the town's festive mood, smiling at perfect strangers and wishing them all "Merry Christmas." What is it about Christmas that brings out the best in friends and strangers alike?
Grafton Appointment Exposes Massive Differences in the Anglican Church in Australia
Questioning Charismaticism
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ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
33 An email circulating. Received via an ACNA friend. Grace and peace to you in the Name of Christ Jesus our Lord!!! I hope this email finds you well and walking in the fullness of the…
UK "journalists" distort study to advocate for LGBT church
6 Right of the top, the headline stands the study on its head: Poll: Children now describe someone who is religious as dangerous or threatening Yes, 1 in 8…
More than 150 Clergy Sign The Marriage Pledge in 48 Hours
8 Surely your rector needs to prayerfully consider it—you can pass on a link to the pledge here. I think Christian clergy are hungry to clearly and publicly differentiate from the faux state redefinition…
Oh Dear—Jim Naughton is peevish again—so give generously to the IRD
10 You can always tell his level of outrage—and the effort to obscure it—by the sidetracking and the red herrings and the straw men. Fun to skim . . . My favorite part of the…
One Black Episcopalian on Ferguson
7 I have a Black friend of several decades. We met in church. He lives in St. Louis. Here's his perspective on the current dynamics in Ferguson - I didn't solicit this and I don't claim…
The Marriage Pledge and the Libertarian Solution to the Marriage Debate
19 Okay—so right on time Mere Orthodoxy posts an analysis of The Marriage Pledge and argues that this is a "surrender" to the culture. You may recall that I'd…
Rusty Reno Makes the Case for Clergy Cutting the Government Out of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony
10 His article is at First Things, from which I've excerpted the below: It's time to make a clear distinction between the government-enforced legal regime of marriage and the…
[Updated] Breaking News: The Marriage Pledge
94 I think this, posted at First Things magazine, is huge. I see that clergy are already signing it, including Episcopal clergy. I think this is precisely what has been needed for some time…
Liberal Activists & Social Media "Firestorms"
9 Remember—when you don't have anywhere close to the majority about a particular issue, you have to try to create the appearance of a majority that deceives the majority into thinking they're a minority. One of…
Riffing on Failure & Shattered Dreams
26 This is a bit different from some of my normal writing . . . but perhaps readers will indulge me as I chat about some things I've been pondering over the past month or so.…
Liars and the Lying Government Officials Who Hire Them
10 Having someone call you stupid is bad enough. ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber apparently doesn't think much of the intelligence of the American people. A new tape has surfaced showing…
Operation Christmas Child
Most of us are familiar with Franklin Graham's Operation Christmas Child but if you are like me, you often forget to do something about it in time to participate in the…
Virginia Tech Cuts Funding for Conservative Group
7 NOTE: The original headline originally incorrectly identified the University of Virginia. It has been corrected to properly identify Virginia Tech. What results do you think would be achieved if a large group of…
OPEN THREAD: Veterans Day
8 Yesterday I had the privilege of meeting a veteran from the Vietnam War and a veteran from the Iraq war, both proud owners of their respective dogs, both suffering much physically and emotionally. As I…
What Values Will Our Children Vote?
4 Dr. Mohler has another interesting article this week that delves into the election results. He references an op-ed piece from the NY Times written by Jason Weeden and Robert Kurszban. While…
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aacswfl1 - One Black Episcopalian on Ferguson
Something more is going on here that 'righteous anger" in Furgeson, MO. Major events are being set up to occur in many cities all over the United States. This is an organized call to mayhem…
Words Matter - Oh Dear -- Jim Naughton is peevish again -- so give generously to the IRD
IRD has an excellent blog called Juicy Ecumenism. You can get to the posts through the main IRD site or they have their own url. Well worth reading.
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
OK. I've done some background reading, and I see what you mean. All I can say is that certainly isn't what I meant, and I see where the confusion came in. Alas.
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
A few of our parishes received what I would have termed a godly admonition to celebrate Communion every Sunday. As far as I know they've not complied, and that was a couple of years ago.…
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
So to be clear. Does a "godly admonition" always mean an order under threat of disposition in TEC?
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Ah well. I'm glad you persisted in trying to understand. On the flip side, I thought you were becoming congregationalist on us. Heh!
Sarah - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
RE: "By godly admonition, I meant something pastoral and firm, but not necessarily with canonical court type implications." Wow. Talk about two ships passing in the night. I am *so relieved*. I can't believe it.…
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Re: 26, I largely agree with you. I'm not necessarily opposed to the Pledge, and I've read both sides with great interest. One of the reasons I would argue that it should be a decision…
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Very helpful, Sarah. In fact I am from Canada, and while I suppose a godly admonition can mean a formal order "with implications" from a bishop, that's not how I understood it above. By godly…
Sarah - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
RE: "There are some issues that are matters for individual discernment, over and against corporate discernment, and I suspect this lies at the crux of our disagreement. Where does the pledge fall here? I think…
Sarah - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Hi farstrider, I've been wracking my mind as to how on earth we could be disagreeing on this and it occurred to me that you may not have been in TEC and may not know…
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Fair enough, Sarah. If "godly admonition" means a enforced coercion in your mind, I can see where the confusion arose. To me it doesn't necessarily mean that. When a group is trying to decide what…
Sarah - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Hi farstrider . . . I asked you this question way up in the thread: " Well . . . let's say the "official stance" is "we issue a godly admonition not to sign…
Fr. David McElrea (formerly farstrider+) - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
Sarah, you've made a clear and, from where I'm sitting, disingenuous choice to reinterpret my language to mean something coercive. I wrote about a unity which is based on godly submission to godly leadership—this is…
Betty See - Liars and the Lying Government Officials Who Hire Them
The American people didn't vote with President Obama in the most recent election and he exacted his revenge quickly: Obama's Revenge against the American voters who did not vote his way in the recent election…
Sarah - ACNA Primate: Don't sign marriage pledge for now
RE: "No one signs a pledge . . . " Which eliminates the whole point of the pledge—ceasing to enable government attempted redefinitions of marriage by acting as an agent of the state, as well…


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On 15 June 2012 Ambassador Jiří Šitler gave an opening address at the CINEPOLITICA International Political Film Festival in Bucharest.
The festival was opened at Cinema Studio with the screening of the film The Lady about the Burmese Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi. On this occasion the Czech Ambassador informed the audience about the Czech diplomacy activities in the promotion of human rights. A special programme of the Festival was organized by the Czech Centre – a series of films In Memoriam Václav Havel – with personal participation of film director Pavel Jančárek. Other Czech films presented at the Festival included All That Glitters, by Tomas Kudrna, and a series of official instruction movies made by the Czech secret police for its recruits, from the archives of the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes.


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A Canadian couple caught in front of a tornado while posing for their wedding photos stayed calm in the face of the storm, leading to a series of stunning images.
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The funnel cloud hadn't yet touched down when they first spotted it and decided to set up the shots. When the cyclone did hit the ground, they decided to venture a bit closer. They managed to get shots in which the gravel road they stood upon started flooding.
Niska was thrilled to post the pictures to Facebook, writing: "I've dreamed about a day like this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Could NOT wait to post these! Pretty sure this will only happen once in my lifetime!"
The pictures, which have since gone viral, are reminiscent of another recent wedding shoot against an extreme backdrop - in which a couple was snapped kissing in front of a blazing wildfire.
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What people see in this girl I dont know, Screechy as hell and not cute. Sorry
I think Amber is so beaten down by her inexplicable lack of support from viewers that it's difficult for her to muster a smile. It's a shame too because she really is extremely talented but her talent and excellent delivery is lost on the young idol fan base.
Didn't connect with the song.. she had a dead look in her eyes... worst performance of the night (I don't even watch or consider Janelle's performances at this point)
Ken leee tulibu dibu douch ooooo
LOL!!! OMG! I can't stop laughing.
It hurts!
But yes, as opposed to Candice who rose to the challenge, Amber paled in comparison.
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Turning my life around--Newbie
Hi, my name is Jacqueline Patrice (or JP for short). I'm a 49-years old and just entering that blissful stage (insert sarcasm) known as perimenopause. Four things have worked against me to turn me from a nearly 20-plus year sustained 118-125 pound weight range to a fat (bordering on obese for my 5'7" frame) 170-pound blob over the fast few years; retirement from a mentally/physically demanding career (though that hit 8 years ago), age (which I have no way halting, sadly), followed by a referral from my primary MD to an Endo who insisted I stop Atkins and take statins (for my hereditary high cholesterol) and finally being put on bio-identical HRT. (Side note: I'd eaten Atkins' style, way before I even knew what it was called, because as a chubby prepubescent my mother finally took charge of my diet and stopped me from having access to any starches and most, if not all, sweets in order to help me trim down. It just so happens I continued to eat that way most of my adult life because I felt better and looked better too. Funny though I can still remember to this very day how crappy I felt from carb withdrawal for those first few weeks as a kid, even some 30-years later!)
Honestly, the weight really starting creeping on as soon as I ditched LCarb'ing and began following the recommended food pyramid with all those starches included, despite watching my caloric intake, maintaining portion control and continuing to exercise (though not as intensely as while in the military). The pounds just kept adding up and I started to feel older than my age. So much so that I've routinely complained to my Endo over the years, even before the onset of perimenopause, that I just was tired all the time as well as moody...not to mention getting fatter and fatter. Her answer was B-12 shots, Vit-D supplements, a daily dose of antidepressants and stepping up my activity once she ruled out my thyroid as the problem. (Lovely more meds, more blah feelings.)
So last week during another doctor's appointment, when my routine CBC panel showed an A1C reading of high and my fasting BG at 135--not to mention her wanting to up the statin dose, yet again, for cholesterol because my ratios were still atrocious--I'd had enough. That information (given diabetes, as well as high cholesterol, run in my family despite no one being overweight but me now) was the final slap upside the head moment that it was time to get off this runaway train. I was going back to Atkins and I told her so. She was a little less resistant to the idea this time around as obviously her way of thinking wasn't jiving with my body becoming any healthier.
Thus here I am...reading DANDR, taking notes as I get my arms around the basics of it again, and making a commitment to reverse the downward spiral of my physical self within the next 6-7 months as I hit the half-century age milestone. My goals are: shed 40-lbs., slowly incorporate anaerobic exercise back into my routine as my stamina improves, step up my aerobic game, be off statins completely (as well as the antidepressants) and for my fasting BG levels to be consistently below 95 (where it was early this morning). I'm officially starting Induction on 1 Aug, though I've already dropped 4 pounds since 25 July just by nixing the starches and refined sugars. I given myself a few more days of enjoying my strawberries/raspberries plants which are still bearing their bounty before I call it quits to them for however long I stay on Phase 1. In the meantime I'm also reading Dr. Bernstein's books to get a handle on the diabetes aspect as well as various other sources of information I'm finding on the Web, not to mention clearing out my pantry and making a list of recipes to use. (Though I don't mind leftovers and I'm clearly not a gourmet cook.)
Anywho, I look forward to this journey/transformation and watching the successes, as well as learning from the experiences, of others here as I too am in it to win.
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Welcome back!!!!
That food pyramid....*sigh*....well, just invert it and you're good to go IMO LOL...that's what I tell my son. He just graduated high school and is a science nerd. Took all the biology/chemistry classes offered and insists that I'll lose if I follow the pyramid and make carbs 60% of my diet. I'm like dude....I think I know what works! "but mom, the ADA says < insert blah blah blah >...." to which I reply, "I DON'T CARE!!!! I know what I'm DOING!!! and this scale don't lie, nor does the tape measure!" So I had to go over a few things his textbooks and teachers didn't...about insulin resistance, metabolic disorders, etc. He's finally quieted down, except to tell me the exercise I do (basically a daily brisk walk) won't do a thing - I need to do weights to see any result. Yeah yeah yeah....gah!
I'm down 31 - 32 pounds on Atkins, and am more or less on Induction through OWL.
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Sept 1 2013 - 167.2 lbs - Waist: 32.25 - Hips: 39.75 - Thighs: 24
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Thanks so much for the warm welcome: Wyld, KJ and Princess!
KJ: I laughed over your son's dog-with-a-bone determination (gotta science nerds) to "educate" you and your equally quick-witted "Dude, YGTBKM" response. Just hang onto your Atkins' books for when he hits his 30's and that enviable youthful metabolism starts to slow down!
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I think you will do fine as long as you follow induction. I definitely had
carb withdrawal and felt crappy. I'm on week 3 now and feeling a lot better.
Everyone on here is very helpful, if you have a question ask. Good luck!
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More than 25 billion apps have been downloaded from Apple's App Store since 2008, the company announced today. A Chinese fan called Chunli Fu, of Qingdao, made the milestone download and earned a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card as a result. Fu picked up the free version of Where's My Water?, a game in which players have to help an …
the importance of cheap and cheerful games in the App Store
is it not more that, if you're hoping to snag the $10,000 gift card, you're going to be downloading app after app after app as it got closer to the 25billion mark, and so you're obviously going to be restricting yourself to downloading free apps instead of paid ones.
Re: the importance of cheap and cheerful games in the App Store
With 40 million apps being downloaded daily by iOS users, that's 450 apps each second, no free app downloading one can make will make much difference in the final odds.
Apple also had a limit in the competition: "Limit: Regardless of which method of entry is used to enter the Promotion, only twenty-five (25) entries per person and/or iTunes account and/or email address, per day will be granted."
Re: the importance of cheap and cheerful games in the App Store
It geo tags you when taking a dump, takes a secret picture, emails it to an ad agency, sends messages to high cost phone numbers, steals all your phone numbers and swamps your friends with spam ads, uses all you bandwidth to update it self, accesses your bank account for monthly payments.....
And YOU agreed to the permissions, that it didn't tell you it needed.
Re: the importance of cheap and cheerful games in the App Store
True, but it doesn't say how many people in his collective were assigned to downloading apps.
Sounds like its a girl
....someone that could do a spinning bird kick anyway!
For $10,000
For $10,000 he could probably buy at least 3 or 4 TV series passes on iTunes.
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He's in China, so probably already has them all on DVD.
Stinky alligator?
I had to read this, just to find out if it was about the ones living in the sewers which come up the drainpipe and bite your bottom. (At least that's what I'll be telling my son if he starts spending too long sat on the crapper.)
Why oh why couldn't it be Street Fighter instead of a stinky alligator app?
Congratulations, you've won $10,000 !!!
In vouchers.
For iTunes.
Ha ha ha ha. Poor sod.
Don't dismiss it that quickly, it's China after all
Psst.. I hear there are some poker apps on iOS and the payout isn't iTunes credits.. if you get what I'm saying.
After all $7K of the prize can go to developers, still plenty for those devs to take a commission and give a nice payout to this very lucky person.
Re: Don't dismiss it that quickly, it's China after all
That's if there are no T&C's that say otherwise. I would put it past Apple that they can offer incentives and when those incentives are redeemed they don't need to pay the developer. Hard to tell as you need to pay Apple $99 to read their T&C's for being a developer. How nice, they make $99 plus 30%.
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yes the poor guy now having virtually unlimited credit on the platform he actually uses.
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"unlimited credit on the platform he actually uses."
probly has to use it in 6 months
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Student 2: "I think he is just feeling a little stoopid"
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A word used to describe someone, or something that is hilarious or silly without it having to be an insult.
"that's stoopid!"
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smart way of spelling stupid, used to highlight extreme stupidity, cluelessness, or ineptitude
Women are stoopid drivers.
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extremely funny though absurd
when chris tucker first came out he was stoopid
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Mission Beach Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 3 Baths, (Sleeps 6-10)
10% CONSTRUCTION DISCOUNT - Due to construction at the property across the street, please be aware there may be noise Mon-Fri from 7am-4pm.
Gaby's La Jolla 3 bedroom 3 bath vacation condo combines two units into one. Gaze out at the Pacific Ocean from either of your 2 private balconies as you sip your morning coffee and at the end of the day, catch the sunset while you cook dinner on the gas BBQ. Famous Windansea Beach, which is in most iconic La Jolla photographs, is only 100 steps away!
The larger of the 2 units is unit B with 1000 sq ft. on the 2nd floor of the triplex. The smaller unit is unit C - the 300 sq ft Penthouse Studio – with the 3rd bedroom, 3rd bath, its own balcony, a kitchenette, a private entrance and its own parking place. Both units are connected with a carpeted indoor stairway between the two floors. (Access is locked and restricted when booked separately).
The lower level (Unit B) can sleep up to 7 people and has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is a queen bed in the first bedroom and a queen and single bed in the second bedroom plus the living room couch is a queen sofabed. There is cable TV and a DVD player in the living room plus a cable TV in each of the two bedrooms, cable internet with WiFi and a fully equipped California style open kitchen for cooking and dining at home...with an ocean view!
The penthouse studio on the upper level can sleep either 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 or 2 small children who sleep together. There is a queen sized sofa/futon and a queen sized Murphy bed - which folds up and out of the way as a dining table appears in its place! The penthouse level also features cable TV, DVD player, cable internet with WiFi and nicely-equipped efficiency kitchen with sink, microwave, toaster oven, a portable two-burner cooktop, compact refrigerator, dishes, glasses and utensils.
This complete 3-bedroom 3-bath configuration provides togetherness for 10 guests yet complete privacy for those in the penthouse simply by closing the interlocking door.
We also provide beach towels, beach chairs, umbrella and boogie boards as well as 4 adult and one child (20 inch) beach cruiser bikes, helmets and cable bike locks.
Centrally located, you are an easy drive (or walk) to all San Diego has to offer: 1 minute to the beach, 2 minutes to the many shops and restaurants in Windansea, 5 minutes to the heart of old La Jolla village, 10 minutes to the famous La Jolla Cave and La Jolla Cove, the La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, the world famous Comedy Store, numerous boutiques and shops and a dazzling array of restaurants offering unmatched international cuisine.
Beyond the Jewel that is La Jolla, you're only 15-20 minutes from Sea World, San Diego's famous Old Town, downtown's Gas Lamp District and Little Italy, the Embarcadero with it's floating museums and lovely SeaPort Village, and the airport. Just 20 minutes away you'll find the World Famous San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park and fine shopping at San Diego's Fashion Valley. About 30 minutes away you can enjoy Legoland, Knott's Soak City or the Wild Animal Safari Park. You can also explore the historical gold rush town of Julian in San Diego's mountains or go down the other side into Anza Borrego Desert State Park (not recommended in summer).
Enjoy all San Diego has to offer from this great location.
You also have the option to rent the lower 2 bdrm condo for the total capacity to sleep up to 17 people in 5 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms and 3 living rooms.
Keywords: Ocean close, ocean views, Windansea beach, La Jolla, cottage, condo, apartment, flat
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Nancy's Vacation Rentals
We live locally and love San Diego, especially La Jolla! We spend our time enjoying all the activities and top restaurants that San Diego has to offer, and take advantage of the great parks, beaches, and family spots with our grandchildren.
Nancy's Vacation Rentals purchased this condo in 2006
Why Nancy's Vacation Rentals chose Mission Beach
Best year-round weather, great vacation destination for families young and old!
What makes this condo unique
Walk to beautiful Windansea beach. Ride our provided bikes along the ocean. Watch the sunsets. Close to all the tourist destinations in San Diego.


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November 26, 2014
The date is set for the Virginia men's basketball team's trip to Richmond for its highly-anticipated rematch with VCU.
The Rams rolled out their non-conference schedule for the 2014-15 season on Thursday morning. It includes a visit to the Siegel Center by UVa on Saturday, December 6. A tip-off time was not announced.
The game will be the 13th all-time meeting between the two programs, and the second in a home-and-home series that began last season. Treveon Graham's three-pointer with just 1.1 seconds left gave VCU a 59-56 at a sold-out John Paul Jones Arena last November.
This December's game will mark the Wahoos' first-ever visit to the Siegel Center.
The Rams went unbeaten on their home court last season, en route to a 26-9 season, and the program's fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. VCU's season ended with an overtime loss to Stephen F. Austin in the tournament's round of 64.
UVa is coming off a run to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, which ended with a loss to Michigan State. The Cavaliers ended last year with a 30-7 record, and will enter this season as the reigning ACC regular season and tournament champions.
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YouTube Looks to Become Its Own Video Production Company [RUMOR]
Less than two weeks after Google acquired on-demand video service Widevine, the search giant's video property is said to be exploring a premium content acquisition of its own. YouTube is in talks to buy Next New Networks for an undisclosed sum, according to the New York Times. The New York-based company is the independent online video producer behind more than 25 branded networks and popular Internet programming, distributed through YouTube, that regularly appears in our most watched video series.


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Pitts, Virginia (1999) "Searching for context" Article about the making of Punitive Damage & i/v with director Annie Goldson. Loose (1). (The full text of this publication is not available from this repository)
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I guess it's a noob thing to try to debug a microcontroller-based project using printf().
I can understand that you have no predefined place to output to, and that it could consume valuable pins. At the same time I've seen people consume a UART TX pin for outputting to the IDE terminal with a custom DBUG_PRINT() macro.