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We're really feeling this design for the Real Life A3 Poster, so we made a high quality desktop wallpaper version. The optimal setting for most displays will generally be "Fill" on PC or "Fill Screen" on Mac.
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Our Pang Productions brother Full Spectrum has just dropped his new release - It's Just Mixtape Shit Vol. 4. Click the cover to download for free or name your price if you wanna kick the homey a few bucks.
Full Spectrum is currently signed to Pang Productions and Rawlab Entertainement, and has been Dusted Blend fam since day one. Although nothing has been made official yet you can expect to see something from Full Spectrum & Vince Van Go on Dusted Blend in the future.
First drop from Jasper P & Vince Van Go - Real Life E.P out 26/9/14.
Beat: Jasper P
Rhymes & Cuts: Vince Van Go
A lot has changed since Vince Van Go recorded his first demo cassette circa 1999. This was well before the tech boom, and networking was tough back then. Artists like Vince didn't know much of what was going on outside of their own hoods. You were either in the streets or out of the loop.
Enter 2014. A young talented producer (Jasper P) is emerging in Melbourne. Jasper is doing his thing with his crew Low Pro Melbourne and they are making some dope music. Jasper doesn't know it at at the time, but he uploads most of the beats for what would become the Real Life E.P onto Soundcloud.
Feeling the urge to collaborate with some fresh Melbourne production talent, Vince sets off on a journey through Soundcloud scouting for a producer, and stumbles across Jasper P. He begins writing to a beat instantly, and an E.P proposal is sent.
The result is a collaboration of two unique yet strangely familiar styles. Both artists are heavily influenced by the likes of Dilla and Madlib, but bring other influences to the table to result in two different artistic interpretations that fuse together seamlessly.
Dusty drum programming. Obscure Jazz samples. Vince's laid back monotone flow. Mysterious snippets from vintage exploitation films narrating the journey Jasper and Vince are taking you on. This is a true story. It's Real Life.
Beats by Jasper P. Rhymes by Vince Van Go. MC features by Slim Cognito & Dam Proud of Low Pro Melbourne.
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A traditional ski chalet Pet friendly
This 2-story chalet features open living. Living/dining & kitchen features a freestanding wood burning stove (firewood provided), and 1-full bathroom on main floor. The Hot tub is conveniently located right on the deck at the back door entrance. The second floor includes an open loft area with 1-king bed, and a walk out balcony. In addition, there is a 1/2 bathroom, one bedroom with 1-queen bed, and one bedroom with 1-full bed. This pet-friendly vacation property will sleep up to 6-persons. (ENFORCED Maximum Occupancy!).

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Cat Power (Chan Marshall) has grown into the kind of artist who'll make you grab everything she puts out. Her recent release Dark End of the Street is an EP of other people's songs that she recorded while making last year's Jukebox. We know she doesn't do note-by-note tributes to her musical muses, thankfully; Dark End includes "Fortunate Son" (Creedence Clearwater Revival), "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" (Sandy Denny/Fairport Convention), and "Ye Auld Triangle" (The Pogues).
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From our buddies at Saint Jordi Hostel in Barcelona: Good times with a good friend from Ireland – Easy Eoghan, everyone's favorite leprechaun. Good, old Easy Eoghan the traveling leprechaun who is always up for a pint and can't resist the ladies, Read on
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John Abraham came dressed as Manya Surve, his character from SAW at the screening.
Sonu Sood poses with his wife Sonali at the special screening of 'Shootout At Wadala'.
Tusshar Kapoor arrives for a special screening of his film 'Shootout At Wadala' in Mumbai.
Actor Kangna Ranaut looked sexy in a pair of tiny denim shorts and a black top.
Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta came for the screening of his gangster flick in a pair of three-fourths and running shoes.
Soni Razdan could not be missed at the screening. She stepped out looking lovely in what seemed to be a kaftan.
Actor Raju Kher looked rather miffed at the event.
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His training doesn't look like a bob sledder's workout. But Nate Weber debunks a lot of myths about his sport, starting when you look at him.
"You get a lot of funny looks," says Weber. "And a lot of laughing. They're like 'But you're big--six-foot-two, 230 pounds. I thought you'd have to be small to fit in that sled.' It's actually the complete opposite. A lot of heavy weight training. You want to be a big, strong, fast guy. You need a lot of meat to get that sled moving."
He's become the big, strong, fast guy thanks to his workouts at Fort Carson. He jumped into the top 20 Olympic hopefuls after just eight months of training.
"Most of the other guys on the team have been doing this for years," says Weber. "Usually longer than eight months. I came off the couch in February and was competitve at the international level. Another six or seven months to train, and I think I'm going to surprise a lot of people."
If he's right, you could see him in the USA bobsled in Sochi come 2014.
"That would be one of the most exciting days of my life," says Weber. "One of the happiest moments of my life. Right up there with when I graduated, and got my green beret. Or having my first kid. I'm sure it's going to be an incredible experience if I can get my name on that list."
And if the only thing you know about bobsledding is what you saw in "Cool Runnings," there's one aspect that's not a myth after all.
"We do have a cadence. It's 'Back set. Front set. Ready...' Then you hit the sled on the fourth count. So, it's not as fun as 'Feel the rhythm. Feel the rhyme.' But it gets the sled off the blocks. It's serious time up there." You can bet he's taking his preperation serious. All the way up to February seventh, when the Olympics begin.
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Infinity Net: The Autobiography of Yayoi Kusama
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Infinity Net: The Autobiography of Yayoi Kusama
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i can't help but laugh at this.
Pastor Franck Kabele, 35, told his congregation he could repeat the biblical miracle, and he attempted it from a beach in Gabon's capital of Libreville.
"He told churchgoers he'd had a revelation that if he had enough faith, he could walk on water like Jesus," an eyewitness told the Glasgow Daily Record.
"He took his congregation to the beach saying he would walk across the Komo estuary, which takes 20 minutes by boat. He walked into the water, which soon passed over his head and he never came back."
the bible says you can move mountains with faith. apparently, that doesn't apply to walking on water. i find it amusing that miracles supposedly took place in the bible, and yet, when some faithful servant tries a miracle now, he just dies. tell me, what is god's plan in this? do you think this will do something positive for christianity? does a failed miracle some how have a positive impact? did he accidently turn off the "miracle switch?" oh, right, i guess our tiny brains can't fathom the complexities of god's plan.
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- UPA Minister for the BJP government in Gujarat, New and Renewable Energy Minister Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the solar power plant atop a water canal in the state has shown the nation the way and it will be replicated by Damodar Valley Corporation.
- "Gujarat has shown the way with the commissioning of the world's first 1 MW canal-top solar power plant in Mehsana district," he said during Question Hour in Rajya Sabha.
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It charges pretty fast Provides up to 3 full charges (to my Samsung S Duos) Extremely simple, you plug it to a usb, it charges, you plug it to a device (phone, etc) provides charge Very handy emergency led light, does not require to maintain pressed to operate Could include a case or a cover of some ... Read more
Super slim and easy to fit in a pocket. Has a standard USB port, so you can use with just about any device. The flashlight is a great extra feature. And with a batter of 5600mAh, the LED flashlight should last forever. The only con I can think of is that I didn't buy a couple more of them. I guess I ... Read more


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Camera Control and Stabilization via PC
Posted by Jon on 16 August 2013
In this video, x-ioTechnologies uses one of our Maestro USB servo controllers with their x-IMU to demonstrate control and stabilization of a 3 DOF camera mount.
Featured link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjZod2SWvz4
Robotic Car - A Simple Way to Build a Model
Posted by Jon on 15 August 2013
In this video, Brian Douglas uses our MinIMU-9 and Zumo Robot to show how to build a control system model for a robotic car without first knowing all of the different internal workings of the car.
Brian hosts a YouTube channel where he uploads various control system videos that are intended to supplement first year classroom instruction. You might also be interested in some of his other videos: This video demonstrates closed loop control of a robotic car, and the videos in this playlist explain how to use a gyro with MATLAB/Simulink and Arduino.
Featured link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th0acX5omRM
Posted by Paul on 8 July 2013
Lunokhod, which means "Moon Walker" in Russian, was built for a space museum in Prague and is a miniature version of the first remote-controlled moon rover. It is uses 8 of our 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotors and an Arduino Nano and can be remotely controlled by museum visitors.
Featured link: http://beatty-robotics.com/lunokhod
Simple 18-servo hexapod
Posted by Paul on 8 July 2013
This instructable shows how to make a simple 18-servo hexapod robot that uses either just an Arduino or an Arduino and a Maestro to control its servos.
Featured link: http://www.instructables.com/id/Simple-18dof-Hexapod-Arduino-nano-optionally-wit/
Underwater Vehicle for MATE ROV Competition
Posted by Ryan on 27 June 2013
The AMNO & CO ROV team uses our Simple Motor Controllers in their remotely operated underwater vehicle. The team placed 13th at the 12th Annual MATE International ROV Competition (and 2nd in regionals)!
Featured link: https://www.facebook.com/AMNOandCoROV
Flight Testing of a Surrogate UAV at the National Test Pilot School
Posted by Paul on 17 June 2013
This "optionally piloted aircraft" is a Cessna 150 that customer Ryan Olson fitted with an autopilot and remote control system using the Pololu jrk 12v12. It is used for UAV training and development at the National Test Pilot School in Mojave, CA. Ryan's AUVSI 2012 abstract is available online, and you can see some pictures of the internals below.
RK-1 robot
Posted by Paul on 14 June 2013
This successful kickstarter project is a wifi-enabled robot that is controlled through an iOS or Android app. It uses an Arduino, Pololu track set, and micro metal gearmotors.
Featured link: http://mymobilerobots.com/rk1/
Bluetooth interface for a chronograph
Posted by Paul on 12 June 2013
This Bluetooth interface to the serial output of a chronograph uses Pololu's NCP1402 voltage regulator.
Featured link: http://forum.pololu.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7040
Digital Capabilities: a digital garden
Posted by Paul on 6 June 2013
This digital garden by the University of Lincoln uses a Raspberry Pi, 20 jrks, and linear actuators to move panels, revealing the plants behind them, in response to tweets. More information is available on the project's website. The project was awarded a gold medal at London's Chelsea Flower Show.
Featured link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWdqyHa6mnI
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From NISLAPP – Green Electricity or Green Money?
November 4th, 2014
Released yesterday by National Institute for Science, Law, and Public Policy (NISLAPP) (never heard of it before, need to do some checking):
Green Electricity or Green Money?
Why is this a question? We know it's a problem. But this report focuses on things like "Smart Meters" and doesn't dig into the the even worse toadying for coal gasification and other harebrained promotional schemes of these orgs.
Here in Minnesota, the money goes to Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy, Fresh Energy f/k/a ME3, Izaak Walton League and its former program now independent 501(c)(3) Wind on the Wires (conveniently separate since just after election, when Bill Grant was appointed Deputy Commissioner of Commerce in charge of all things energy)(oh, and Nancy Lange appointed to Public Utilities Commission). And then there's RE-AMP. There's so much money flying around for promotion of transmission and coal gasification.
Bill Clinton toadying for transmission
WOW's devil we know… ummm… WOW!!!
Walton's Bill Grant – Deputy Commissioner of Energy?
Wind up to ELPC Transmission Strategy Meeting
AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH… back to work…
PUC CoN & Siting/Routing FINAL Rulemaking meeting
September 17th, 2014
It's final… that is, the FINAL meeting notice was just issued, one more go round on these draft rules for Certificate of Need (Minn. R. Ch. 7849) and Power Plant Siting Act (siting and routing of utility infrastructure) (Minn. R. Ch. 7850).
We've been at this for about a year and a half, maybe more, and to some extent we're going round and round and round.
Here are the September 2014 drafts, hot off the press:
Send your comments, meaning SPECIFIC comments, not "THIS SUCKS" but comments on the order of "because of _______, proposed language for 7950.xxxx should be amended to say_______." It's a bit of work, but it's important, for instance, the Advisory Task Force parts are important because we were just before the PUC on this last week, trying to reinforce that Task Force's are necessary, despite Commerce efforts to eliminate and/or neuter them. That despite ALJ orders otherwise, the Final EIS should be in the record BEFORE the Public Hearings and Evidentiary Hearings (just lost a Motion to require this last month).
How can you comment? The best way is to fire off an email to the Commission's staff person leading this group:
If you're up to it, sign up on the PUC's eDockets, and file your Comment in Docket 12-1246. If you'd like your comment filed there, and can't figure it out, please send it to me and I'll file it for you. It's important that these comments be made in a way that the Commission will SEE, in a way that they cannot ignore, when this comes up before them.
September 16th, 2014
I'm about to undergo a "Security Threat Assessment" and pay $129.75 for the privilege. Give me a break…
Doesn't it mean anything that I've got my Attorney License, #254617, sworn on oath to uphold the Constitution? Apparently not. And then again, upholding the Constitution would probably be regarded as a security threat! Such a heightened level of absurdity! Personally, it's so intrusive, and with a $129.75 price tag for the privilege. GRRRRRR… You'd think that they'd know by now that if I was going to blow up buildings or run through the courthouse with an Uzi, I'd have done it already. But nooooooo… and I recall the implied challenges, and claims of my violating CEII regs, when I'd tried to introduce the MAPP map of transmission lines in the CapX 2020 case. How can a decision on need for a large complex build-out of transmission be made without a map of the system? How can entering a transmission map as an exhibit in a transmission Certificate of Need proceeding be a threat to security? It's not as if the transmission lines and substations weren't there out in the open for all the world to see!
Here's the supposed basis for TWIC — the rules:
Worse are the social implications, the general acceptance of these regulations, when this, like the TSA airport searches, in the name of "stopping terrorism," have zero to do with it. There's both a false sense of security and sheep-like acceptance as necessity of these infringements on our privacy and speech. Constitutional rights going down the crapper.
Alan tells me this was a big issue in Delaware where longshoremen at the Wilmington port were required to go through this background check, and I imagine it alsonhas to do with the truck driver shortage.
From my experience in trucking, I think many truck drivers had criminal histories that have nothing to do with "terrorism," but which would prohibit issuance of this ID, and effectively take away that person's ability to earn a living.
A reality check on TWIC:
Thousands of Issued TWIC Cards Won't Work Due to an Issuing 'Error'
TWIC: too much time, money for a program of doubtful worth
TSA stops activations of new TWIC cards | WTKR.com
Balance the number of avoided terrorists attacks (zero?) with the loss of livelihood for those disqualified workers, and employee shortage, I'd guess this has a destabilizing effect overall.
Then I learn that it's not just that they're checking up on us when deciding to issue the card or not, but they're also collecting information on an ongoing basis!
And the GAO report also cited TSA officials as saying challenges like readers being incapable of recording needed data prevented TSA from collecting complete and consistent pilot data, leading to TSA not being able to collect complete or consistent pilot data and subsequently not be able to determine if operational problems at the pilot sites were due to TWIC cards, readers, or users.
How intrusive can this get? I don't want to find out…
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September 10th, 2014
PUC Rulemaking — send Comments on Drafts!
September 1st, 2014
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission is winding up its rulemaking on the Certificate of Need (Minn. R. Ch. 7849) and Siting/Routing (Minn. R. Ch. 7850) chapters. My clients Goodhue Wind Truth and North Route Group have been participating all along, and their experience with the Certificate of Need and Routing/Siting process has helped inform this record and we sure hope leads to more sensible and workable rules, AND increased public participation.
Now is the time to download and make your comments on what should be included, what's included that's important and needs to go forward, and what needs to be reworded.
Send Comments to:
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- and/or post to the Rulemaking Docket. To do that go HERE to the eDocket Filing Page, register if you're not registered (it's easy and almost instant), and post to Docket 12-1246.
It's highly likely that the LAST meeting of the PUC's Rulemaking Advisory Committee will be September 24, 2014 (9:30 a.m. at the PUC, in the basement).
A few things that need work:
- Ch. 7849 & 7850: Need language mirroring statutory language regarding testimony by members of the public UNDER OATH (ALJs have refused to offer people opportunity to testify under oath, and PUC has stated that it makes a difference, "but were those statements made under oath" and if not, less weight.
- Ch. 7849: Advisory Task Forces need language of statute, and membership not limited to "local units of government."
- Ch. 7849 & 7850: Transcripts available online — need to address this in rules and reporter contracts.
- Ch. 7849: Scoping and Alternatives — compare with Ch. 7850. Similar process?
- Ch. 7849.1450: When is it Commerce EER & DER
- Ch. 7849 & 7850 – timing should be similar for completeness review, etc.
- Ch. 7850: Public Meeting separate from Scoping Meeting (Public Meeting is to disseminate information, Scoping Meeting is for intake).
- Ch. 7850: Power Plant Siting Act includes "Buy the Farm." Need rules regarding Buy the Farm.
Now is the time to review the drafts, above, and send in Comments. There may be, I hope there are, revisions released prior to the next meeting, but usually it happens just before, and there's no time. So here's where we are now, and Comments would be helpful.


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My goal has been to go into this experience without any expectations. But training camp was nothing like I expected.
Almost from the moment I got there, I was overwhelmed by the number of people, the constant interactions and the magnitude of the year ahead of me. For the first time, I saw the bigger picture of what life on the race was going to be like. And it terrified me.
On Day 2 of training camp, I crawled into my tent around 11 pm, and decided I couldn't do it. I was going home. I didn't know how, but I knew that if I put my mind to it, I could find a way. Because I certainly didn't have the strength to stay.
But then I stopped and prayed. I asked God to give me the strength to make it through the night, and prepare me for His will the next day. And even though I wanted to go home, I knew that He wanted me to stay. I fell asleep in shambles, but I woke up the next morning ready to take on whatever camp threw at me. And it was in that moment that I knew I had made the right decision when I chose to go on the World Race. It was in that moment that I knew that God would carry me through whatever struggles and hardships are going to come at me in the next year.
I prayed a lot last week. And it was mostly for strength because training camp was nothing like what I expected. It was hard. It was trying. It was hot and cold and humid and rainy. It was never comfortable. It was everything I imagine the Race will be like, but in a much more condensed time frame.
I considered not telling you guys any of this. Mostly because I still need your help (prayers, please!!) to make it to the starting line, much less the finish. But one thing we talked about at camp was being honest and not keeping secrets. If I want you guys to trust me, support me and believe in me, I can't just tell you the good stuff. If I'm going to grow as a person and as a Christian, then I have to be willing to bare it all. And for those of you who know me, you know that won't be easy.
But I promise to be accountable, not just to God, not just to myself, but also to all of you. Community was a huge focus during camp. We'll be living in a group of people 24/7 for 11 straight months, sharing food and clothes and living spaces. We started doing all of that last week. It's important that my squadmates and I are living for each other as part of this experience.
But for me, community extends beyond the 6 other women that I'll be sharing my daily life with from September of this year until July of next year. Community includes the people that love and support me at home. The ones who will only hear from me via this blog or the occasional Facebook post or tweet. The ones who are giving me the chance to grow in God and share His love around the world.
I'm accountable to all of you. If you have anything that you specifically want to hear from me, please let me know in the comments. And I hope that you'll keep commenting throughout my entire trip. I'm looking forward to sharing this journey with each and every one of you.
P.S. Keep your eyes open for a pretty cool little story from training camp that I'll post either later today or tomorrow.
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China's state-run rags brand Mars One mission a scam
Chinese state-run media has branded the Mars One mission designed to land successful applicants on the Red Planet in 2023 a "hoax" and probable "scam", in what appears to be a co-ordinated attempt to undermine the non-profit behind the project. In a "news" article titled Settlement on Mars a hoax? Over 10,000 Chinese people fall …
Before Scott set off for the Antartic he had a rented office in London?
Truth be told, this Mars thing is just pie in the sky, next thing we will hear is the recruitment for a Big Brother style program that simulates a trip to Mars in the confines of a cellar somewhere near London. It's all about publicity for the program that will be.
Re: Mars is a great place
I don't think the tone is so important. In China, even if you disagree in a friendly tone with the government, you might be in trouble.
But I guess you will not be able to write it down in a blog, anyway, due to the censorship.
Re: Mars is a great place
Huh ??
El Reg left the big question unanswered
Now, is it a scam or not?
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Re: El Reg left the big question unanswered
I'm going to go with wishing, not scam. I have no doubt that TV producers would happily launch some people into space to grab viewers, but I don't think they'll be able to do it.
Launching things into space is hard, unbelievably hard. The media kind of makes it seem like the Russians or NASA get in a good launch after their morning coffee but it takes months or years for people who know their shit and have resources to get it done.
Best case the project will fall apart when they get overwhelmed by the details. Worst case the colony dies shortly after ignition.
Re: El Reg left the big question unanswered
Not *quite* a scam. Just overreaching for a first project by a planetary orbit, when low Earth orbit is problematic for that firm for at least a decade.
So, I'd call it intellectual masturbation.
Re: El Reg left the big question unanswered
"You have a problem and will not be going to space today."
Advertising pays the way
All such projects need do is to plop a load of advertising hoardings down on said planet, asteroid or lump of stuff, just before mission touch-down. That way when the pictures and movies are beamed back to our very own tableture slobbering mind-set devices, we get to see those lovely fluffy big corporate names, right up there, in lights, on whatever destination the mission has chosen, awesome dude.
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Then, watch on far from live TV, due to lightspeed delay between Earth and Mars, the gradual starvation of the intrepid "colonists".
Honestly I'm not sure if it's intended to be a scam or not. Oh it's definitely a scam, it will fold in it on itself, there is zero chance this will work, but the question is do the people in charge know this, or are they dreamers?
Not to be overly nit-picky here, but surely for it to be labelled a scam there has to be intent to deceive on part of the "organisers"?
So if we assume that it's never going to take off (and TBH I can't see it myself) it's either a genuine but overly-ambitious project with no real hope of success, or it's the most brazen crowd-sourced money-grabbing scam in history and the Mars One boys have the ultimate poker faces.
Mars ain't the kind of place
Let's aim for Uranus instead!
Re: In fact, its cold as hell...
Uranus however...
Wait until the preliminary selection:
Test 1 basics: Stay on a rock somewhere in the pacific for 19 (maybe 30) months with a very limited supply of food, water and booze and a gun with one bullet. Most scammers will chicken out.
Test 2 ....
that reminds me of Gareth from the office's solution on how to spot disability benefit cheats: Set off a fire alarm at the post office when they come for their money and if they jump out the wheelchair and run with everyone else then you've caught them.
The supposed scammers are the organisers, not the contestants!
Why a gun with one bullet? I'll just bring a knife, some plastic sheeting and parachute cord.
That'll get you by nicely, here on Earth. Your mileage may vary by a hell of a lot on Mars.
Such as going nowhere.
We get to watch people die on mars on live TV?
I can't see how this could possibly go wrong.
Watching people wither on TV?
I don't know if that kind of outcome will sell in most places...
The hope is that they get this enormous thing to work (my book has it at <<50% for 2023 people-on-mars) and that it will record an understandable and high-achieving result.
Re: We get to watch people die on mars on live TV?
"Life is brutal so being more famous than Niel Armstrong is appealing to many, and a this would be an ironic immortality that is irresistible."
Sounds more like their Darwin Award entry.
Speaking of China's state-run media
For those that missed it, google up an image of the new headquarters being erected by The People's Daily (an organ of the Central Committee).
Remove all coffee from mouth first.
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My word, that looks just like a huge.....
Dick come and have a look at this!
Re: Speaking of China's state-run media
Taking in mind that this is the official mouthpiece of the Chinese government. Maybe they're just giving out a subliminal message about what they really are?
Can't they tell the difference between
...a scam and a "promotion".
Communist Valhalla?
Where you can fight all day and party all night, but only in a CCP approved manner? Skål... er...
Capricorn one?
Guess someone saw this movie and thought, "hey! now there's an idea!"....
The Scam-O-Meter Twitches
When people have to pay to even register, then it could easily be a money-making scheme. Put up a shiny web site and marketing material for a few thousand bucks. Solicit donations and get a few thousand applicants to sign up for only $38. After a few months of "reflection and analysis", declare the whole thing unfeasible and pocket the profit.
Personally I think it the people involved may have a genuine intention of pursuing this plan. But then I think the plan is crazy from the start and does not have a snowball's chance in hell of succeeding.
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Then again, the radiation problem makes a Mars trip difficult.
I should start a Kickstarter "Unconventional radiation shielding for long duration space travel" to fund my
research, at least then they'd have something useful even if it didn't work as well as hoped.
HTSC's are useful for a lot more than just cool science experiments, MRI machines based on LN2 would be 1/8th the cost and that alone could improve many many lives.
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An Otto cycle is an idealized thermodynamic cycle which describes the functioning of a typical spark ignition reciprocating piston engine,[1] the thermodynamic cycle most commonly found in automobile engines. Pressure-Volume diagram Temperature-Entropy diagram The idealized diagrams of a four-stroke Otto cycle Both diagrams: the intake (A) stroke is performed by an isobaric expansion, followed by an adiabatic compression (B) stroke. Through the combustion of fuel, heat is added in an isochoric process, followed by an adiabatic expansion process, characterizing the power (C) stroke. The cycle is closed by the exhaust (D) stroke, characterized by isochoric cooling and isobaric compression processes. The Otto cycle is constructed out of: Top and bottom of the loop: a pair of quasi-parallel adiabatic processes Left and right sides of the loop: a pair of parallel isochoric processes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_cycle
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Bonifacio Guenechea is a very generous man, and has some very special cooking ware. I first met "Boni" only a few months back when I borrowed three of his pans to cook a benefit beach party for Cystic Fibrosis at my brother's home in the Florida Keys. Boni's pans (he calls them "Magic-Pans") are giant paella pans that come with their own butane burner and tripod, and are perfect for cooking for a crowd. With three of them, I cooked beef, chicken and Florida lobster for 250 people in just over an hour.
Green eggs and pan
November 13, 2008
Green eggs and pan We haven't had great luck with nonstick pans. But our initial experience with Cuisinart's new "Green Gourmet" skillet was promising. Not only does it fry an egg without butter, but the cleanup is a cinch. Cuisinart says the nonstick surface is a petroleum-free, ceramic-based material, not the Teflon-style stuff said to harm the environment. Its other eco-friendly claims? The packaging is 100 percent recycled, and the pan needs less energy to stay hot. A subtle snap The cooler weather calls for these thin and crispy Swedish cookies, crackling with ginger, cinnamon and cloves.
Athletes Pan No-frills Food
September 26, 1988
From Inquirer Wire Services
Athletes apparently are growing weary of the food in the Olympic Village. For breakfast, the menu is usually scrambled powdered eggs and overcooked bacon. For lunch and dinner, the choice is varied but straight, solid food without frills. Roast pork and chicken do not meet the needs of some athletes. Nor does the eternal noodle, American-style coffee or Korean-style ginseng tea. "That's the complaints we've been getting most of," said Anne Beddow of the International Olympic Committee.
Not totally out of the frying pan
January 19, 2012
JEANNETTE, PA. - A western Pennsylvania man found not guilty of beating his very intoxicated fiancée with a frying pan will still spend 20 to 60 months in prison for fighting with an officer who arrested him. Westmoreland County prosecutors charged Timothy Lenhart, 56, with attacking Jennifer Hix on July 10, 2010. About a year before that, Lenhart was acquitted of poking out Hix's eye with an umbrella, and he avoided conviction in the frying-pan attack because Hix testified that she couldn't remember the beating.
For The Pan-am Team, It Really Is A Kids' Game
August 22, 1987
By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Off the diamond, they are a charmingly fresh-faced troupe that might pass for those on a high school senior class trip. Young - as in naive, unspoiled and slightly innocent - is the definitive word for the baseball players representing the United States in the 10th Pan- American Games. How young? Well, the 20-man U.S. team that won the right to face Cuba in today's gold medal game with a 7-6 victory over Canada last night includes a half-dozen 19- year-olds and seven other players who are 20. Of the seven whose longevity has qualified them for such envied privileges as drinking beer legally in any state, two said goodbye to 21 some months ago. At a seasoned 23, outfielder Don Guillot of Port Isabel, Texas, is the most venerable member of coach Ron Fraser's flock.
How To Get Old Gunk Off Cast-iron Pan
April 27, 1994
by Anne B. Adams and Nancy Nash-Cummings, Special to the Daily News
Dear Anne and Nan: I have several old cast-iron frying pans that have a layer or two (or three or four) of stuff on the outside. I've been trying to get it off but gave up. A neighbor lady said it was old water buildup from years of sitting in water. (We found these at an old barn sale.) I love cast iron and would like to get them back into usable order. - Louise Fairbanks, Tecumseh, Mich. Dear Louise: The "old-timey" way of cleaning the crusty residue from cast-iron cooking utensils (and the one we've always used)
Oxford Circle Woman Smacks 'Kissing Bandit' With Frying Pan
January 11, 1992
by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
A "kissing bandit" ended up in the frying pan after he broke into a 27- year-old woman's apartment in Oxford Circle on Nov. 19. "The victim struck him on the head with her frying pan," said Assistant District Attorney Gail Fairman yesterday. "That was after she kicked him in the groin, and he asked her to help him to get out of the apartment. " "'I didn't want to kill him," testified the woman during a preliminary hearing for Adam Ambrose, 27, of Hegerman Street near Tyson Avenue, Oxford Circle.
A Little Tile Work Can Save You The Cost Of Repairing A Shower Pan
June 7, 1991
By Al Carrell, Special to The Inquirer
Leaking shower pans can cause quite a bit of damage, and many times you might not become aware of it for a long while. If the pan has to be replaced, you might be talking lots of money and a lot of work. But before you get into all that, you might want to try a little trick that many people have used successfully. No matter what kind of pan you have, you might be able to seal the tile surface without actually repairing the pan. If the grout joints are properly sealed, no water goes through and, therefore, there's no need for the pan. Plan on coating the entire tile shower floor and at least one row of tiles up on all the walls.
Lewis Displays His Mettle In Leaping To Pan-am Gold
August 17, 1987
By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
What may have been the gutsiest long-jump competition of his career gave Carl Lewis a Pan-American Games gold medal yesterday, and it proved once again that, even without the world record, he is the all-time performer in the history of this event. Lewis came into the 10th Pan-Am Games hoping to surpass Bob Beamon's world record of 29 feet, 2 1/2 inches - an enduring standard set in the 7,500-foot altitude of Mexico City during the 1968 Olympics. But even before the competition started at Indiana University's track stadium, where a record crowd of 13,281 turned out for the Games' final session of track and field, Lewis' sea-level attempt at beating Beamon was gone with the wind.
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November 14, 2014
ASK ANY Chinese kid what his or her favorite dish is, and the answer is very likely to be sweet and sour pork tenderloin, or tang cu li ji in Pinyin (phonetic Mandarin). The boneless meat, the rewarding sweetness and the enticing sourness - all are the things that children cannot resist. SWEET AND SOUR PORK TENDERLOIN 2 pounds pork tenderloin (about 6 pieces) Cornstarch Cooking oil Salt 1 tablespoon Chinese cooking wine 2 tablespoons vinegar 3 1/2 tablespoons sugar 4 tablespoons ketchup 4 scallions, chopped (green and white portions)
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August 15, 2014
By Elisa Ludwig, For The Inquirer
At his al fresco paella demonstrations at Bar Ferdinand, chef David Ansill insists that making the rice dish is simple. "It's rustic peasant food, very uncomplicated," he says. "It can easily be adjusted to however you want to make it. " The nearly 30 diners with their glasses of wine, gathered around him in a horseshoe configuration of tables, eagerly absorb his wisdom, but seem skeptical. After all, they've paid $40 for the privilege (plus dinner and a takeaway paella kit) of learning how to execute a notorious dinner-party ruiner of a dish.
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The sheet-pan meal, flat-out delicious
May 23, 2014
By Elisa Ludwig, For The Inquirer
Every so often, you stumble on a recipe with a technique so brilliant, so obvious, and so winning that you wonder why you don't cook every single meal this way. Such is the case with the one-tray meal, my most recent kitchen obsession. Not to be confused with one-pot stews or skillet bakes, or that covered standby of community cookbooks, the one-tray meal is something altogether more elegant by design, and arguably even simpler to make: a combination of protein, starch, and vegetables, scattered evenly across a half-sheet pan and roasted in the oven.
Economic Opportunity Act already panning out
March 23, 2014
By Suzette Parmley, Inquirer Staff Writer
VOORHEES Last year's passage of the Economic Opportunity Act rejiggered the formula to give South Jersey access to grants and tax incentives to lure businesses and investors - development carrots that the more heavily populated northern end of the state previously held claim to. Six months after the measure became law, many say the ripple effect is already being felt regionally. Among them are officials in Camden County and those as far south as Cumberland and Salem Counties who gathered Friday in Voorhees.
An oven ordeal ends in triumph
December 20, 2013
By Maureen Fitzgerald, Inquirer Food Editor
I knew I had a battle ahead of me for our next-to-last cooking class with fifth graders at Bayard Taylor Elementary School in North Philadelphia - and it wasn't with the kids. Throughout our lessons over the last nine weeks, we had been fighting with our electric oven and all its digital bells and whistles. The thing seemed to have a mind of its own; its ability to hold a consistent temperature was as unpredictable as a moody teenager. But I was determined to teach the kids this simple recipe for baked chicken thighs and potatoes because, with a working oven, it's such an easy family dinner - just prep and pop in the oven - and it appeals to even finicky eaters.
Casino builder Dan Keating joins Market8 project after panning it
November 27, 2013
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DAN KEATING, a general in the army that casino developer Steve Wynn assembled to win a Philadelphia license, spent the late summer in an elaborate war room, waging a battle for public opinion. From the penthouse of the Phoenix building near City Hall, Keating invited reporters, neighborhood groups and elected officials to examine detailed exhibits ranking the six bids for the city's second casino license. Wynn Resorts, which proposed a sprawling development on 60 acres along the Delaware River in Fishtown, naturally won top marks from Keating, the man who was going to build it all. Market8, the 1.9-acre bid by developer Ken Goldenberg and a group of investors at 8th and Market streets, ranked last in every category, according to Keating, who built the SugarHouse casino in Fishtown and has been involved in casino projects around the state and country.
Dad: Eagles' Foles 'no flash in the pan'
November 27, 2013
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LARRY FOLES, Nick Foles' dad, has ventured to two of the five games his son has started this season for the Eagles. Larry left his home in Austin, Texas, to watch Nick play in Tampa and in Oakland. Astute readers will note that Nick led the Birds to victory and won NFC Offensive Player of the Week awards both times. So, Eagles fans might want to start a campaign to get Larry to Lincoln Financial Field this Sunday, when the home team is going to face quite a challenge in the stout defense of the 7-4 Arizona Cardinals.
Fantasy football picks and pans for Week 3
September 21, 2013
By Ladd Biro, For The Inquirer
Here are my picks to roll, and get rolled, in Week 3. Watch 'em roll Andy Dalton, QB, Bengals vs. Packers. Look for a nice rebound for Dalton this week against the generous Packers secondary. You know he'll have to pass early and often to keep pace with Aaron Rodgers and Co. Joique Bell, RB, Lions at Redskins. It's looking less and less likely that Reggie Bush (knee) will suit up this week. And even if he does, he will surely be used sparingly. Bell is an excellent proxy, especially given the delicious matchup.
U.S. Open a special Father's Day for amateur Pan
June 16, 2013
By Frank Fitzpatrick, Inquirer Staff Writer
There were moments in Cheng-Tsung Pan's U.S. Open round of 75 Saturday - such as the double-bogey on 14 or the blown par putt a hole later - when another golfer might have wilted, even snapped. But his father raised him to be tougher than that. When Pan was a golf-crazy 8-year-old on Taiwan, his dad would drop him off at the gate to their local course and have the youngster run the three miles to the clubhouse. He wanted his son to learn about golf in any weather condition. So when a typhoon struck the Asian island nation, they played in it. "His dad pushed him hard.
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"The Health Insurance Industry's Vendetta Against Michael Moore." By Amy Goodman
Michael Moore, the Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker, makes great movies but they are not generally considered "cliff-hangers." All that might change since a whistle-blower on the "Democracy Now!" news hour revealed that health insurance executives thought they may have to implement a plan "to push Moore off a cliff."
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Following our interview with Wendell Potter, the former chief spokesman for CIGNA, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann invited Potter on his show to discuss the health insurance industry's attack on Michael Moore and his film SiCKO.
"A Cry From Argentina: 'Close Guantanamo.'" By Amy Goodman
"Gitmo is going to remain open for the foreseeable future," said an unnamed White House official to The Washington Post this week. For guidance on the notorious U.S. Navy base in Cuba, President Barack Obama should look to an old naval facility in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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If a volcano kills civilians in Indonesia, it's news. When the government does the killing, sadly, it's just business as usual, especially if an American president tacitly endorses the killing, as President Barack Obama just did with his visit to Indonesia.
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You could tell the Joel Klein era was ending long before Mayor Bloomberg made it official on Tuesday.
"Rich Media, Poor Democracy." By Amy Goodman
As the 2010 elections come to a close, the biggest winner of all remains undeclared: the broadcasters. The biggest loser: democracy.
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Just days away from crucial midterm elections, WikiLeaks, the whistle-blower website, unveiled the largest classified military leak in history.
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Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman discusses upcoming midterm elections on CNN's John King USA on Tuesday, October 26.
"When Banks Are the Robbers." By Amy Goodman
The big banks that caused the collapse of the global finance market, and received tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded bailouts, have likely been engaging in wholesale fraud against homeowners and the courts.
BREAKING: Pentagon instructing recruiters to accept openly gay applicants
In a victory for gay rights advocates, the Pentagon is instructing military recruiters to accept the applications of gay men and lesbians who wish to join the military. See all of our coverage of Don't Ask Don't Tell here
"John le Carré: Calling Out the Traitors." By Amy Goodman
John le Carré, the former British spy turned spy novelist, has some grave words for Tony Blair.
"From Tuskegee to Guatemala Via Nuremberg." By Amy Goodman
News broke last week that the U.S. government purposefully exposed hundreds of men in Guatemala to syphilis in ghoulish medical experiments conducted during the late 1940s.
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Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman discusses upcoming midterm elections on CNN's John King USA on Friday, October 1 at 7pm ET.
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Early in the morning on Friday, Sept. 24, FBI agents in Chicago and Minnesota's Twin Cities kicked in the doors of anti-war activists, brandishing guns, spending hours rifling through their homes. The FBI took away computers, photos, notebooks and other personal property.
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Casino backers claim that flatlanders will flock to New Hampshire to play in the glorious gaming palaces. From where will they flock? Massachusetts? That state is getting three of its own casinos and one slot-machine parlor. It will have one casino in each region of the state, including a big one in or near Boston. Why would any Bay Stater come to New Hampshire to gamble once those casinos (approved by law in 2011) are built?
Vermont has less than half of New Hampshire's population, and Maine's is roughly equivalent to New Hampshire's. Both of those states have median incomes that are more than $10,000 lower than New Hampshire's. We are going to count on hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue from the handful of our poorer eastern and western neighbors who are willing to drive here on the weekends to play slots and roulette?
No, the bulk of the money will come from Granite Staters. Casino backers acknowledge this when they talk of casinos retaining the money Granite Staters already spend at casinos in Connecticut.
That is why organizations like the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association oppose expanded gambling. The NHLRA board overwhelmingly opposes casinos, noting that "casino gambling revenues will come at the expense of other recreational activities in our seacoast, lakes and mountains throughout the state. This will lead to reductions in rooms and meals taxes and losses in retail expenditures," NHLRA chairman Joel Bourassa wrote to the group's members last week.
Bingo. Casinos would rob Peter to pay Paul. In New Hampshire's case, Peter represents restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and charities that benefit from the existing small-scale charitable gaming operations. Paul represents billionaire casino owners and the state. That is not a good trade off.
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Pepe Reina says he is planning to return to Liverpool in the summer after a potential permanent move to Napoli failed to materialise.
The goalkeeper, who is currently with Spain's World Cup squad as back-up in Brazil, spent last season on loan in Naples and was hoping to sort out a permanent move to former Reds boss Rafa Benitez's side.However, Benitez confirmed last week that Napoli could not afford Reina's wages and now the former Barcelona keeper, who was the undisputed number one at Liverpool between 2006 and 2013, says he has no other choice but to return to Merseyside as he still has two years left on his current terms at Anfeld."For now I will return to Liverpool," he told Marca. "That is the only certainty I have. I have a two-year contract with Liverpool, so I have no other news to tell you."Reina had hoped to return to old club Barca this summer and left the Reds on loan after boss Brendan Rodgers brought in Simon Mignolet to be his new number one 12 months ago but he now appears to be in limbo and may have to settle playing back-up at Anfield next term unless he can agree a move elsewhere.Arsenal have been linked with a summer bid, but Liverpool are unlikely to sanction a sale to a Premier League title rival so Reina's future remains uncertain.
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Marline meaning and name origin
Marline \m(a)-rli-ne, mar-line\ as a girl's name has the meaning "woman from Magdala" and is a variant of Madeline (Hebrew): variant of Madeleine, which is the French version. Also a variant of Marlene (German): blend of the names Maria (Latin) "star of the sea" and Magdalene (Greek) "from Magdala", to honor the Christian Biblical figure Mary Magdalene.
Marline has 9 variant forms: Marlane, Marlayne, Marleen, Marleene, Marlen, Marlin, Marlyn, Marlyne, Marlynne.
Marline is also pronounced similarly to Marlenn, Marlenne, Marlinn, Marlon, Marlynn, Marrlin, Merline, Myrlene and Myrline. Other suggested similar baby names are Carline, Darline, Earline, Karline, Maralin, Maralina, Maraline, Marcine, Marilene, Marilin, Marine, Marlaina, Marlana, Marleina, Marlena, Marleni, Marlie, Marlina, Marlise, Martine, Marylin and Merlina.
View a list of the 2 names that reference Marline.
Popularity of Marline
Marline is a somewhat popular first name for females (#3207 out of 4276) but an uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is the baby names popularity of Marline name for girls (2012 statistics). Compare Marline with its variant forms and related girl baby names.
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