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(Note: this corrects an earlier version to clarify that the Board voted to allow electronic devices during specified hours)
ARLINGTON, Va. –The Arlington County Board today adopted amendments to the Zoning Ordinance to define the term "outdoor cafe", allow outdoor cafes on private property to stay open year-round, and permit the playing of televisions and radios in outdoor areas.
"Outdoor cafes have become an important part of Arlington's restaurant scene," said Arlington County Board Chairman J. Walter Tejada. "They are great gathering places for our residents and visitors to our County. The Board's action today clarifies the regulations and will make it easier to open and operate these popular establishments."
The County's more than 200 outdoor cafes, Tejada noted, help restaurants attract customers and enliven the streets where they operate.
Arlington County's Master Transportation Plan, a part of the Comprehensive Plan, calls for streets and sidewalks that are comfortable and interesting places that encourage people to walk, socialize and patronize local businesses.
The Board voted unanimously to approve the Zoning Ordinance revisions. The changes include:
Defining "outdoor café" as a temporary area with removable seats and tables; an extension of the restaurant where food and beverages are served. Rooftops are not considered outdoor cafes.
Allowing outdoor cafes that are on private property to operate year-round. The original zoning guidelines required the cafes to be closed for part of every year.
Allowing the use of televisions, radios and similar devices in outdoor cafe areas during designated times (Sunday –Thursday 9 a.m.-10 p.m. and Friday- Saturday 9 a.m.–11 p.m.). Current ordinances permit the playing of outdoor radios and televisions at any time of day, subject only to the Noise Ordinance.
The Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission (ZOCO) reviewed the proposed draft regulations and made suggestions that were incorporated as part of the adopted amendments.
County staff also sought comments on the draft regulations from civic associations in areas where outdoor cafes are concentrated, including Ballston-Virginia Square, Lyon Village, Radnor-Fort Myer Heights, North Rosslyn, and Fairlington-Shirlington.
The number of outdoor cafes in Arlington has grown steadily in the last decade.
The new regulations will provide clarity to business owners and citizens on the existing rules for outdoor cafes on private property that had been regulated as part of the "Zoning Administrator advice." The adopted regulations are now included in the Zoning Ordinance.
To read the staff report on this item, visit the County website. Scroll down to Item #42 on the Regular Agenda for the May 18, 2013 County Board Meeting.
For more information on Arlington County's Zoning Ordinance, visit http://building.arlingtonva.us/.
Arlington, Va., is a world-class residential, business and tourist location that was originally part of the "10 miles square" parcel of land surveyed in 1791 to be the Nation's Capital. It is the geographically smallest self-governing county in the United States, occupying slightly less than 26 square miles. Arlington maintains a rich variety of stable neighborhoods, quality schools and enlightened land use, and received the Environmental Protection Agency's highest award for "Smart Growth" in 2002. Home to some of the most influential organizations in the world - including the Pentagon - Arlington stands out as one of America's preeminent places to live, visit and do business.

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Yes that is right all you ballers, the NBA is trying to make a little extra coin this holiday season since the economy is going in the toilet and fans are starting to spend their dollars elsewhere.
David Stern has compiled a list of the best Christmas carols ever written and given them a NBA twist in an attempt to further market is global league. Oh and did we mention Mr. Stern sings every song?
Before you hit the mall one last time looking for stocking stuffers, consider this gem of a disc full of all of your NBA favourites.
We realize it is not tickets to a game or even a snazzy jersey but come on, this is a can't miss for the true fan of NBA basketball.
Here is a track list in case you need more of a sell.
1. Away in a Granger
2. Roy to the World
3. Little dunker boy
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5. Zach Randolph the fat assed Clipper
6. Silent Brevin Knight
7. We Three Sacramento Kings
8. LeBron James is Coming to Town (Ode to New York)
9. Raja Bell Rock
10. Good King James
11. I Saw Mommy kissing Spencer Hawes
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12. The 12 days of Christmas, NBA style
(sample from the final chorus)
On the twelfth day of Christmas
David Stern sent to me:
Twelve Dunkers Dunking
Eleven Piston practices
Ten LeBrons a Leaping
Nine Hot Ladies Dancing
Eight Wades a Dribbling
Seven Rons a Rapping
Six Driving Layups
Five Championship Rings
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Three French Point Guards
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Tunisian police have used tear gas and batons to break up protests demanding the resignation of the government in the most violent confrontation for weeks with pro-democracy demonstrators.
A demonstration in central Tunis by about 200 people on Friday called for the resignation of the transitional government and "a new revolution".
The demonstrators, yelling slogans such as "Get out!" and "The government still works for [ousted president Zine El Abidine] Ben Ali", faced off for 20 minutes against a police cordon on the central Habib Bourguiba Avenue.
The police then charged, firing tear gas canisters and causing panic among demonstrators, mainly youths, and pedestrians who were in the neighbourhood and tried to flee for shelter.
Public outcry
Farhat Rajhi, Tunisia's former minister of the interior, called for calm earlier on Friday after causing an outcry with his statement that a "coup d'etat" could take place in the country.
"I have called for calm on Tunisian radios. My statements were purely hypothetical and not directed at anybody and I am not responsible for interpretations," Rahji told the AFP news agency.
Protesters said the statement had undermined their confidence in the North African country's interim administration and raised suspicions that members of the former regime could be meddling behind the scenes.
"We are here to demand the departure of this government, which is dishonest," Sonia Briki, one of the hundreds of protesters in the centre of Tunis, said."Everything is clear now. We want them to step down so we can have a government whose members are just at the service of the people."
Police beat photographers with batons and confiscated cameras as they tried to cover the protest.
Tunisia's interim rulers have promised an election in July for an assembly that will draw up a new constitution.
But tensions rose when Rajhi said there could be a coup by Ben Ali loyalists if Islamists won the election. Tunisia's main Islamist group, al-Nahda, is expected to do well in some regions.
The government distanced itself from Rajhi's comments, but not before protesters had gathered in Tunis and in provincial cities to demand its resignation.
Some said the government was trying to use the threat of a coup to derail steps to democracy.
A common thread running through uprisings across the Arab world sparked by the one in Tunisia has been unease among secularists and in the West about whether democracy will open the door to Islamic rule.
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The Kiteworld / White Air Slider Jam took place 18 - 20 September. A huge amount of work went into the build of the feature by Chris Burke, Tom Court and Stu Munns, all from the Isle of Wight. A star cast of eight riders were invited with the idea being to show the thousands of people that would come to this all-round extreme festival what kiteboarding is all about.
Riders were:
Sam Light, Tom Court, Chris Burke, Ruben Lenten, Davey Blair, Ali Barrett, Susi Mai and Lewis Crathern.
Sadly, the wind never showed, but we do now have a sweet kicker/slider that we're going to session somewhere windy soon. The idea with having a slider was that the riders would still be able to put on a display and show just how much of a crossover in skills there is between kiteboarding and wakeboarding now by pulling into the feature behind a jet-ski.
Unfortunately Ruben had injured his hand two days before the event and arrived with a fresh set of stitches stopping him hitting the water (but didn't seem to hold him back when handling the beers). Davey Blair rode with his usual vigor and aggression until he tweaked a muscle in his upper arm halfway through Saturday and Lewis and Susi were understandably only up for it with a kite. The angle of the up-ramp was incredible and caught a few riders out in the early sessions.
Sam Light was voted winner by every other riders in the rider judged format for his consistent, clean tricks. Ramp builders Tom Court and Chris Burke pulled out second and third respectively.
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The good news, however, is that L.A.'s noisy efforts to attach laws to personal values seem downright heroic compared with what's happening elsewhere. In Oregon, for instance, laundry has gone political. The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that a homeowner in a Bend subdivision faces legal action for drying her laundry on an outdoor clothesline, an act effectively forbidden by the neighborhood covenant. (It seems the environmental benefits of line drying don't sufficiently counteract the low-rent ramifications.)
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No word on whether F. Lee Bailey will be taking on the clothesline case, but one thing seems clear: Americans' hatred for being told what to do is matched only by our love for telling other people what to do. A constant "Survivor"-style showdown drowns out neighborhood serenity, a knockdown drag-out between synagogue-advocating, clothesline-loving, brown yard-tolerating, Burger King-neutral civil libertarians and social-contract types for whom these are scourges that represent the downfall of civilization (the same folks who have a thing or two to say about flip-flops on airplanes). We seem willing and able to engage in an unending debate about exactly what's acceptable and what's not.
It's easy to accuse zoning boards and planning agencies of race- and class-based overzealousness, and even easier to laugh at cops who arrest people for lackluster lawn care, but don't most of us have a punitive streak that makes such scenarios strangely (and alarmingly) delicious?
Personally, dead lawns and exposed laundry aren't on my top 10 list of pet peeves. And although it may seem like fast food is all there is to eat in South L.A., anyone who's taken a road trip lately knows that's pretty much all there is to eat anywhere in the entire country. But there's plenty else I'd love to throw the book at; just because they're not exactly crimes doesn't mean they're victimless.
For instance, I'd thrill to see a woman being arrested for wearing sweat pants with some word or phrase, such as "Luscious" or "Bad Girl," written across the butt. I'd also pay money to sit on the jury of the first-ever case of the People vs. the Purveyor of the Obnoxious Ring Tone. As for the State of California vs. That Guy Who Thinks 1970s-style Super-Short Running Shorts Are Appropriate Bookstore Attire, I'd pay double.
So, despite the fact that I have worn flip-flops on airplanes and, while flying Southwest, once pretended to have a body twitch so that no one would choose the seat next to me (warning: don't try this; some people actually get turned on), I'm still a fan of the social contract. We all have to give up certain rights for the sake of an orderly society. It is, for example, the reason most of us shower regularly, even though we may not always want to and we're not obligated under law.
But because the question of what makes a society orderly is in the eye of the beholder, attaching statutes (or neighborhood covenants) to what are essentially matters of personal values and taste is problematic, to say the least.
Granted, issues like who can prevent a place of worship from being built and why, or whether fast-food chains should be able to expand ad libitum in obesity and diabetes-prone communities, are in a different league from clotheslines and brown grass. But, when you think about it, maybe they shouldn't be. After all, a steady diet of Big Macs could harm your health, but ugly lawns and windblown jockey shorts could drive down real estate prices. And depending on where you live, that in and of itself could lead to heart attacks.
Maybe it's time to stop being so bossy and start compromising before we're pointing fingers at each other in front of the Supreme Court. Just pipe down, dial it back. As mothers say nowadays, if you don't have anything nice to say, wear it across your butt.


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Get ready for a flurry of Hollywood films about the hate crimes perpetuated by the anti-Prop 8 crowd and especially the McCarthy-esque blacklisting.
April Fools! Don't get ready. Irony is lost on those folks.
P.S. Presumably Elton John is on the blacklist, since he opposed Prop 8 and therefore must hate gay people.
Re. the Reverend Ed Young's "7 Day Sex Challenge" – It is pretty sad when even the secular media see the gimmick for what it is.
An excellent series of responses to an atheist poster mocking the Bible. It covers the usual charges about misogyny, slavery, parenting, etc. in a thorough and concise fashion.
Are children born with a belief in God? Seems plausible enough:
Ecclesiastes 3:11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the hearts of men; yet they cannot fathom what God has done from beginning to end.
Popes getting it wrong: They claim that Christians and Muslims worship the same God. Not. Even. Close.


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By DOUG CARDER, Herald Senior Writer | 3/11/2014
Crime scene investigators discovered the partially nude body of homicide victim Kaylie Bailey buried under a pile of clothing on the floor between the bed and a dresser in the master bedroom of Andrew Stout's residence at 3197 Georgia Road.
Bailey's hands were bound behind her back with a black plastic Zip Tie, Ryan Rezzelle testified during Tuesday's preliminary hearing for Kyle T. Flack, 28, Ottawa. Flack faces charges of capital murder, first-degree murder, attempted rape and criminal possession of a firearm in connection with the deaths of Bailey, 21, her 18-month-old daughter Lana Bailey, Andrew Stout, 30, and Steven White, 31.
Several crime scene investigators with the Johnson County Sheriff's Office crime lab painted a clearer picture of where all four victim's bodies were recovered during Tuesday's preliminary hearing. The bodies of Kaylie Bailey, Stout and White were discovered May 6 and May 7 at 3197 Georgia Road, west of Ottawa. Lana Bailey's body remained missing, as law enforcement agents and other search parties combed the area for the baby.
Rezzelle, crime scene supervisor with the crime lab, testified that Kaylie Bailey's body was unclothed from the waist down.
Ashley Vogelaar, a crime scene investigator with the crime lab, later testified that a duffel bag, which investigators believed belonged to Kyle Flack, was recovered from the apartment where Flack was taken into custody May 8 in Emporia. The bag contained numerous items, including black Zip Ties, Vogelaar said.
Vogelaar said she was sent to Emporia to process a black Toyota Corolla that belonged to Kaylie Bailey for evidence. The vehicle had been abandoned in Emporia. While there, she also confiscated the duffel bag to process its contents for evidence, she said.
Two bodies, later identified as Stout and Bailey, had been concealed by a mound of clothing in the master bedroom of the modular home, Rezzelle said.
Investigators also discovered in the bedroom five spent shotgun shells and one live shell, all for a 12-gauge shotgun, Rezzelle said. A black purse, which contained Bailey's driver's license and other identification, was discovered in a laundry basket inside the home, and another fired shotgun shell was discovered in a trash can in the laundry room.
Another spent shotgun shell and Lana Bailey's car seat were discovered in an out-building that served as a garage on the property. A body later identified as Steven White was found in the garage, concealed by a tarp, cinder blocks and other items, Rezzelle testified.
Stephen Hunting, Franklin County attorney, attempted to connect the dots between the shotgun shells and a partial shotgun recovered from the City of Emporia's waste transfer station when backhoe operator Marciel Hernandez spied it among some refuse he was pushing at the station May 8, Hernandez testified. The shotgun, which was loaded with four shells, was turned over to the Emporia Police Department by Timothy DelCamp, Hernandez's supervisor.
In perhaps the most disturbing testimony of the afternoon, Andrea Reed, crime scene investigator with the crime lab, described how the body of 18-month-old Lana Bailey was discovered about dusk May 11, 2013, hidden in a suitcase found in Tequa Creek near Stubbs Road in Osage County, near the Franklin and Osage county line. Reed supervised the recovery of the suitcase from the creek by a dive team from the Pottawatomie Fire Department, she testified.
Blake Reker, Osage County Sheriff's deputy, was patrolling county roads that connected with neighboring Franklin County as it approached dusk May 11, paying special attention to culverts, ditches and bridges — likely places where a small body could be hidden, according to Herald archives.
The newly minted deputy spotted some items that caused him to pause and investigate further — leading to the discovery of a body thought to be that of Lana Bailey, Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Richards announced during a 1 a.m. press conference May 12 in front of his office, 305 S. Main St., Ottawa.
Testimony Tuesday afternoon indicated investigators had conducted a rape kit on both Lana Bailey and Kaylie Bailey, but did not detail the results of the tests during the preliminary hearing.
The deaths of both are listed under the one count of capital murder on an amended complaint released last month by the Franklin County Attorney's Office. If convicted, Flack could face the death penalty in the capital murder charge. Prosecutors have yet to indicate if they will seek the death penalty in the case.
"We have not made the final decision yet on the death penalty," Hunting said previously. "If [Flack] is bound over [for trial after this week's preliminary hearing], we will probably make that determination between the preliminary hearing and the arraignment."
Prosecutors in February amended a rape charge involving Kaylie Bailey to attempted rape. In the amended document prosecutors allege Flack bound and gagged Bailey, and removed her shorts and underwear with the intent of engaging in sexual intercourse against Bailey's will but "failed in the perpetration thereof or was prevented or intercepted in executing said crime," according to the court document.


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Haven Review: Blindsidedby Carissa Pavlica at . Comments
It's been a while since there has been a really evil Troubled person on Haven, so this week the show slung a sibling at us instead.
"Magic Hour" reminded us again how vulnerable the Troubled are even to their own family members. That seems to be a running theme this year, and could be why we've been introduced to The Guard.
While The Guard is still ambiguous in an are-they-good or are-they-bad kind of way, they really are needed. As much as Audrey has done, and Lucy and Sarah before her, she could never do it alone. Jordan was genuinely freaked when she saw what the Bolt Gun Killer was doing, and even more so when she saw the connections between the killer and her friend Grady. Enough so that she turned to Dwight to look him up. Hey, Dwight makes great backup, what with his attraction for bullets and all.
Things only ended up getting more confusing as Grady's mark revealed he was in hiding after being tracked by the police, and he never saw Grady. Dwight and Jordan later found Grady in a burned out car. Was there a rogue in the Haven P.D.? We didn't know anyone other than Audrey, Dwight and Tommy, right? I recalled a few faces from earlier seasons, but I hadn't seen them in a while. With Haven, the best reveals are always the most shocking, so I didn't expect the rogue, if there was one, to be an unknown.
But, eh, that can wait. Let's talk about Nederland, Colorado! It really is a tiny little town without much libation, but I'm guessing if Duke and Audrey found a senior home, they could have driven just a little farther to a bar. Nederland is just outside of Boulder, one of the party capitals of the world for goodness sakes. But I digress.
Audrey discovered James Cogan's mother knew not Lucy, but Sarah! Her lifetimes are merging together with every piece of information she gets and it's fascinating. Although Mrs. Cogan had Alzheimers, she recalled Sarah had red hair, giving Audrey the idea to show up wearing a red wig. That's when Audrey discovered that while she may have been in love with James as Lucy (or not?), she loved him as Sarah; because he was her son! That's right. Sarah took her son to the Cogan family to raise him safely (away from the Troubles? I couldn't tell).
This is undoubtedly only the tip of the iceberg of Audrey's past lives, as we have six episode (is that all??) left to go in Haven Season 3, but the suspense is astounding. There is so much at stake, and every scene seems to have a connection to what's happening next.
It was no surprise that in the middle of all this Audrey just wanted to live in the moment and she almost took advantage of Duke to do it. Thankfully she stopped herself, but not before removing her sweater and planting a deep kiss on his willing soul.
The thing with Duke is he understands where Audrey is coming from and didn't, even for an instant, hold her transgression against her. I'm sure he wanted to hold a lot more against her, but he's willing to be her friend and confident above all else. Duke's growth is indicative of the natural progression of all of the Haven universe and is incredibly refreshing.
Let's meander back to the town of Haven and that pesky rogue police officer. Rarely is it spelled out as easily as it was for Nathan when he saw on Tommy's GPS that he had recently traveled to Rt. 17. Then Tommy made a fuss about his trunk. Really? Why on earth would he hide his handy-dandy slickly modified bolt-gun in there?
While we've all known that Tommy's acceptance of Nathan's offer to stay in Haven was due to ulterior motives, this smells a little fishy to me. I could be completely off base, but it's just too easy. Tommy wasn't stupid. THIS Tommy was bordering on idiocy. Could he be possessed or hidden somewhere while someone else wears his skin? It's Haven, it could happen.
As it happened, he was discovered in a matter of minutes and shot Nathan. That's right. Shot him. In the chest. We have two things working in our favor. The Troubled girl who can heal people is lurking off in the woods somewhere, and Duke and Audrey just pulled up. I forgot about the third thing working in our favor. Lucas Bryant is one of the three stars of the show. That counts!
So ended the heart-pounding first hour of a two-hour story. I cannot wait for next Friday. Haven is, quite frankly, knocking my socks off. Where ARE my socks?
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I loved this episode Duke is my favorite character along with Audrey and I loved their scene in the hotel room I believe it was and their kiss I hope they're going to be endgame Nathan and Audrey seems too forced to me and I like Duke with Audrey more I have since Season 1.
and i think sarah was married to the smaller of the two newspaper guys so he knows a hell of a lot more than hes saying also audry shows up every 27 years so i dont know how people think nathen is the father of TCK, it does seem likely that either nathen or dukes dad is the father, more likely the former
i dont see how Tommy can be the bolt gun killer as the guy who killed the woman at the atm was white
@ Deb. I second that! Nathan who I loved in S1 and 2 has been coming off as a giant douche this season. His hostility to Duke is ridiculous considering how much has passed between them. Get over it! He keeps saying Duke is evil and yet he's the one with the tattoo. He's the one threatening to kill someone (Duke) every two seconds and he's the one who's (kind of) cheating on Audrey!. I don't know if the writers are doing this on purpose to push Duke and Audrey together but it they need to dial it back a bit, as it's making me hate a character I actually like.
i think audrey is related to either nathan and duke or both. Duke's real father Max Hansen in the last episode of S1 interacted in a surprisingly friendly way with audrey at the beach considering how he was an alleged murderer and all round bad guy. i think there will be more on that.
nathan has been written as a bit of a douche this season, as chief he seems to be coming into his own loved the scene with the Teagues in 'over my head', but his incessant hostility towards Duke is getting real tired really fast, especially since the hostility seems quite one-sided. and we don't know how his fate is affected by who his father is
I think Audrey "always " loved nathan and always will because he is her son not the father of her son. The empty grave and all. Nathan's "father" not being his father. I think he is her son. Duke is such a better match for her. She is dynamic. Duke is dynamic. Nathan is nice but a conservative boring guy.
Just saw a preview of when Duke goes back in time to 1955! That makes it possible for him to get with Audrey's incarnation as Sarah and be the father of the Colorado Kid!!!!!! Yes!!! That would be perfect!!!
I'm really rooting for Audrey and duke! I know that it's probably always going to be Nathan ( and he's adorable with his dry humor and sweet in his devotion to Audrey and this is maybe the only show where I won't be terribly irked if the girl ends up with wrong, imo, guy), but there's just something that clicks between Audrey and duke that's missing for me between she and Nathan.
is vince father of colorado kid
Omg I love this show so much!!!!!!!! I agree with the theory that Tommy was killed by a shapeshifter but you never know with haven! I also think Nathan is the Colorado kids father!!!!!! He better be! Remember in the commercial for next week Audrey says I've always loved you so maybe he is a reoccurring person too. Maybe it's like Hancock where once they are together they lose their power or die. I think Jordan is fooling everyone! She's definitely working with Grady and he's the shapeshifter. I mean how do we know that's actually gradys corpse.and does anyone remember the female voice speaking to Audrey when she was kidnapped that has to be Jordan! Remember they said that person had actually been dead for 4 hours!!!!! I love this show! Second only to fringe!


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They wanted to know if I had met anyone who used to own one. I told them that I had entered a Veteran's Center Car Show this past summer and a group on Harley motorcycles came roaring up.
This guy about 6 foot 5 comes straight to the bus. He tells me how he lived in one just like it in 1969. He got back from Vietnam and lived in California at the time. The anti-war movement was going on and he wanted to blend in. He got a 67 Bus, just like this one and travelled the West Coast, living in it.
He ran his hand over the louvers on the back, opened the gas door, "yep, that's the cap". I told him to get behind the wheel. His eyes got big and we walked over to the drivers door.
He ducked down and slid into the seat. These things are low and he knew just how to get in without hitting his head. He opened the ash tray which sits on top of the dash. "Yep, that's it". He also flipped the handle overhead, which controls air flow.
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[Raguaviva] shows us in this video how he's using an optical mouse as a low quality camera for his DS. This seems like a pretty cool hack, but we're at a loss to think of a good use for it. As he gets to the end of the video, he seems to also have trouble thinking of a good use for it. Do you guys have any ideas?
Nintendo DSi teardown
Now that the Nintendo DSi has been officially released in the US, the team at iFixit has worked their magic. That magic being: completely disassembling it. They found the new 840mAh battery to be much smaller than the DS Lite's 1000mAh. The device features two cameras, but both are a paltry 0.3megapixels. They note that this is the first Nintendo device that they've taken apart that didn't require a tri-wing screwdriver.
Many more DSi compatible flash carts are available now than our initial report in December, so you can pick up a Nintendo DSi for homebrew without worry.
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NES controller on a DS
You can get most of the old NES games for the DS, but they just don't feel the same. Sure your hands still cramp up, but its just not the same cramp we remember. What is the solution? Put an old Nintendo Entertainment System controller on your DS. [Parker] did exactly that. The method he used is fairly strait forward. He opened the DS, wired extensions onto the buttons he wanted to use to a controller. Instead of making it permanent though, he chose to wire it through the GBA slot. This allows him to plug the controller in whenever he wants to use it. This reminds us of the PSP with a SNES controller we covered back in October.
You can see a video of it in action after the break. You'll notice in the video, he has also modded his buttons to have LEDs behind them.
In the comments, [tri-edge] points out that you can follow his build in the acidmods forum. There seem to be some other variations as well, including an SNES controller.
Solar charging your DS
[dark sponge] decided to make his DS lite, solar powered. Or, at least charged via solar panels. He was able to find solar cells that were 60×60 mm, which means he could fit 4 of them on the outside of the DS. This gives him a total of 6V at 80 mA output. These panels charge the battery between uses. The DS has to be open and laying on its face for all 4 panels to be exposed, but this way of mounting them didn't alter the pocket-ability of the unit. He says he's been using it for a while and hasn't had to plug it in yet, but we have concerns about wiring the panels directly to the battery. As [cyrozap] points out in the comments on the instructable, this is a Lithium Ion battery, shouldn't there be some charging circuitry involved?
Game Boy Pocket backlight
[palmertech] and [Bibin] have both completed backlight projects for the Game Boy Pocket recently. The most difficult part of the transplant is carefully removing the reflective backing on the LCD. After a thorough cleaning, a diffuser and backlight panel were added. [palmertech] used a backlight salvaged from a DS, while [Bibin] built his own using LEDs. You can see his backlight in the video embedded below. There's a disassembly video too.
UK raid seizes 1,800 flash cartridges
South Wales Police raided a store in Cardiff seizing 1,800 Nintendo DS flash carts. The devices can be used for playing pirated games or running homebrew software. In the UK, the carts are illegal under the Trademarks and Copyright Acts. The 21-year-old suspect had imported the devices and was selling them both online and in-store. He had over 1,000 devices in his home. Many of them packed and ready to ship. Official statements by the Entertainment and Leisure Publishers Association claim that the hardware irreparably damages the DS handhelds.
[via Joystiq]
DS + 50D timelapse examples
We covered [Steve Chapman]'s Nintendo DS control for his Canon DSLR in September. He's since improved the software so that it has a timer for sunset/sunrise amongst other things. He also shot about 30GB worth of timelapse images while in Vancouver and assembled a couple test videos. He's still working out the processing to take full advantage of the 15megapixel images. We look forward to future results since YouTube is now using a much larger player for high def content.


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We hope the public council interview will show more substance on the part of the questioners and interviewees.
On the other hand, the bottom line is that a Democrat will be appointed to fill Chuck Sigerson's seat and we still assert it will be Gary Kudym who was not only the most unimpressive presenter yesterday but also appears to be the most malleable to a bunch of incompetent Democrats whose majority will prevail. Given Kudym's response we'd suggest that they look to Kraft or Regan if they want a Democrat. However, they'd probably be frightened to have a lawyer on the council and they already have one female who thankfully challenges them more than they would like so another would be anathema.
At least we were there yesterday and here how we rated the candidates:
- Yahnke
- Mulligan
- Kraft
- Regan
- Kudym
Some will say we are partial to the top two who happen to be Republicans. The truth of the matter is they were the most prepared and answered the questions better than the others.
Our impressions:
Their Introductions:
Gary Kudym: Kudym had difficulty just introducing himself. He virtually had to read his introduction and seemed ill at ease doing so. He noted his similarity to Chuck Sigerson since he is a small business owner and State Farm agent.
Stephen Kraft: Did a reasonable job introducing himself. He talked about his 24 years as a Douglas County Prosecutor and said he was familiar with violence and had worked on establishing the first drug courts.
Scott Yahnke: Was will prepared. Showed good bi-partisan orientation by disclaiming robo call efforts by Nebraska State Republican Party to encourage Republicans to contact the council members by phone or e-mail on behalf of himself or Mulligan. Talked about his background of teaching in OPS for 33 years and being a licensed real estate agent for 10 years. Said as a council member he would be collegial collaborative in working with all citizens.
Thomas Mulligan: Made some fun in his introduction noting that his son had suggested a campaign slogan of 'a chicken in every pothole.' The funny fell short of getting any laughs. Mulligan noted prior political experience in serving as a board member of SID 236. He noted that he was former Mayor Leahy's paperboy and had watched his antics and that if elected he, Mulligan, would try to bring a sense of humor to the job. We found his presentation flat but he has a solid record of 35 years of service in management with the Union Pacific
Jeri Regan: An Omaha Marian High graduate who left the city but came back 25 years ago to work with her family in their insurance business. Didn't need to read notes to discuss who she was and her love for Omaha and desire to see it continue to grow. Was very complimentary about what has happened in Omaha over last 15 years.
As we noted, there were three questions. While we didn't take them down directly, we'll give you the general gist of the question and responses.
The Police Union Contract and amendments: Where do you stand on it and how do you finance it?
- Kudym: Basically said he needed to read the contract and amendments. Said the city needed to work with the unions. A lousy answer but one that will make Suttle lackeys Jerram, Gernandt, Gray and Festersen happy.
- Kraft: Said that the council needed to look at both sides. This would also appeal to the mayor and his gang of four (see previous answer of Kudym). Again, for having the question in advance, he failed to give a satisfactory answer.
- Yahnke: Said the negotiations were going in the right direction. He talked about several specific issues regarding the pension program and noted room for improvement. Compared his OPS retirement benefits after 33 years with those of someone who was retiring from OPD after 20, noting huge disparities.
- Mulligan: Provided a milquetoast response. No real answer considering he had question in advance.
- Regan: Again, considering she had the question in advance, really didn't begin to answer the question.
The city's financial challenges: How do you balance the citizens' desire for services with tax increases and meeting the city's obligations, i.e. sewer separation contract?
- Mulligan: Suggested the city needed to work smarter, asking "how do we improve efficiency?" Suggested city needs to ascertain whether additional services can be contracted out.
- Yahnke: Asked how much do we want government to do for us? He would use that thought process in trying to balance services with taxes
- Kraft: Said we need to look at efficiency. He said he was resistant to raising taxes but would rule it out. Said one way to bring more income to the city was to make it a destination city.
- Kudym: In another pretty unsubstantive response said that the city needs to look at ways to increase revenue without raising taxes. He gave no examples and we're not sure what he meant.
- Regan: Her answer was pretty non substantive. She suggested that the city needed to work with non profits and others as much as possible.
How do you define economic development and what part does city council have in partnering with Chamber of Commerce?
- Yahnke: One of the best answers of the afternoon. Provided several thoughtful examples
- Mulligan: Said that economic development equals jobs. He said that the city must maintain a favorable environment with a favorable tax base.
- Regan: Talked a lot about the arts. Said the city needed good schools and art venues to attract jobs.
- Kraft: In one of his more responsive answers said that the city needs to develop private-public partnerships. The city needs to use T.I.F. (Tax Increment financing). Sounding like Mayor Suttle said the city needed to work to create green jobs. Also said that the city needed light rail although he didn't begin to say how to pay for it.
- Kudym: Long on rhetoric, short once again on substance


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Was thinking about whether there is ELF or ionizing radiation emitted from the huge battery pack and electric motor underneath the vehicle. Obviously ionizing radiation would be a major concern if that was the case, but even ELF radiation over long periods could be of concern.
If radiation is emitted, does the 85kwh emit more than a 60 let's say. Better yet, does an ICE vehicle produce less than an EV given the lack of battery?
Wondering if anybody has looked at what of anything the MS emits in terms of radiation and potential effects on long term health?
For measuring EMF one would use a gauss meter that reports the EMF in either (milli) gauss or (micro)Tesla. I have used such meters to check out laboratories for their suitability for scientific instrumentation. Such meters are readily available on Amazon. Low cost units start in the $30 range, but ideally one should get a 3-axis model that are available for about $200. That said, I am sure that the engineers at Tesla know exactly what the EMF levels are around the car and that there is most likely an engineering drawing with exactly that information. And again, I suspect that the shielding by the motor casing will keep these levels pretty low. So now you have the measurement or number from a drawing, what do you do since there are no agreed upon safety standards for low levels of low frequency EMFs? One could compare the level found around your house: near appliances, hair dryers, electric blankets, clock radios, main electrical panel, where power enters your house via underground cables, etc, or near power lines. That would at least put things in perspective.
One other thing, for anybody really worried about the EMFs from the motor, if one avoids rapid acceleration and limits the speed of the car to less than 20 mph, it will considerably reduce the risks. Just kidding.
I used to work with electric utilities, including transmission utilities, and they would occasionally be faced with demands that they relocate their high voltage transmission lines because of potential EMF health effects. The demands always seemed to me to be misplaced. The cost of relocating a transmission line is enormous. If a tiny fraction of that cost were devoted to, say, prenatal health care, the verified improvement in a population's health would be far greater than even the hypothetical benefits from moving the line. I think perspective is required here.
Yeah, Fear of the Invisible is a potent driver of political and pseudo-scientific paranoia. I think it's the modern equivalent of blaming stuff on Evil Spirits.
Speaking of evil spirits, if you search on gauss meter on Amazon a number of them are being promoted as ghost detectors and/or detectors of paranormal activity!
Again, rather than shadowbox, please provide the peer-reviewed support for your statement above "radon, at low to average exposure does not cause linear mortality, in fact the reverse" which implies a protective effect. I'm not wedded to any hypothesis, but I do find an overwhelming body of research that contradicts your statement. You seem to recall many details of the (single) study you have offered up as proof of your contention. You have demonstrated considerable resourcefulness in the past on this forum in sourcing your comments so I'm sure with minimal effort you can produce this nurse's study for critical review with a little time spent on pub med. You're asking this forum to accept your radon statement as fact without qualification based on one paper that you can't produce?
There's plenty of evidence as I've mentioned before that EMF causes perturbations and alterations within the cell that are reversible. There is no doubt that the cell undergoes reversible change with abnormal movement of cellular proteins and disruption of other cellular processes. Current studies are looking for definitive evidence of irreversible pathologic change. Yes, the concerns ARE based on scientific evidence which have led to further studies. Wait for the data before making broad comments about obvious safety. I don't expect this to resonate with the tinfoil hat-comment types, but than it never does. Why the desperate need to convince yourself and others that a cautious approach is foolish when no one can know dor sure whether it is or not at this time.
+1 Robert22
There's plenty of evidence as I've mentioned before that EMF causes perturbations and alterations within the cell that are reversible
...with high enough field strength. Which is not the case of BEV.
Unless you are living in MRI device this kind of "concern" is nuts, everything using electricity around you causes EMF. ICE car spark plugs are huge source of EMF, far far stronger than anything inside BEV:s, also toxic fumes from them are real health risk, so unless you are going without cars at all you are far bigger health risk around your current car than you are ever in BEV.
Proof that this concern is nuts is that it takes so long to find anything if there even is something to find.
Fact that nothing has been found is not proof that there is something:
Not going to try and assemble the journal refs (which I don't have direct access to anyway). But here's the experience of a famous journalist (long-time anti-nuclear activist, shocked into recanting) George Monbiot (nicknamed Moonbat by sceptics for his previously extreme adherence to the "consensus"):
(referencing this article: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/apr/05/anti-nuclear-lobby-m... )
when he tried to get references supporting the LND position taken by one of its most prominent global advocates.
Amusingly, the premier references Dr. Caldicott gives actually refute her assertions when read in detail.
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Diva Q Smoked BBQ Scotch Eggs Awesome Appetizer
Last year these were made out of necessity. This year I am doing them again on purpose. No bread crumbs and no deep frying for this bbq recipe. Its just my take on scotch eggs on the grill.
For this recipe I use:
- 8 medium boiled eggs
- 8 cevapcici (substitute your favorite sausage brand out of the casing)
- 16 pieces roasted red pepper (Or substitute jalapenos for a spicier Scotch egg)
- 2 spring onions finely chopped
- 1 cup shredded colby cheese
- 1 cup shredded pepper jack cheese
- 1/4 cup bbq rub
- 1 cup bbq sauce
For each scotch egg I lay down a piece of plastic wrap first. This makes assembly so much easier. Spread out the sausage to make a flat patty about 5 inches in diameter.
I lay down 2 pieces of roasted red pepper, some spring onions and 1/4 cup of the shredded cheese. Lay the egg down and using the plastic wrap bring the sides of the sausage around the egg. Making sure all of the egg is completely enclosed season them with your favorite BBQ rub. ( Please note if your sausage is not well seasoned you may want to add some bbq rub on the inside of the egg as well on the outside of the egg.) Remove from the plastic once the eggs are formed.
To the grill they go at 250 F indirect. I used a frogmat to lay my eggs on. Grill the eggs for 1/2 hour then turn them. Continue grilling until the temperature of the sausage reached 165F. Remove and let stand for at least 10 minutes cut and serve in halves or quarters. Super yummy. Serve with your favorite warmed BBQ sauce.
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Day 23 – 25 Days of Christmas BBQ Blogging..
ABT's, Puff Pastry Wrapped Brie with smoked garlic and walnut wine preserves, Cevapacici wrapped eggs
More prep today so there will be no finished products till everything goes on the BBQ's tomorrow afternoon.
The first item I started out with today are the ABT's (Atomic buffalo turds) which my FIL and husband both love dearly. I sure like them as well.
I love making ABTs They are fun little jalapeno packages of goodness. I rarely make the sme kind twice. These just get better and better.
I started out with 23 whole jalapenos that I split, cleaned the seeds out and washed. I use a tomato corer for this. Its a great tool for this task.
Then I mixed up 2 packages of cream cheese, some applewood smoked cheddar that I received in my Traeger gift basket this year, a bit of my own BBQ rub, spring onions and some minced garlic – thats about it.
Piped the mixture into the jalapenos. (* if your mixture is too stiff to pipe put the piping bag in microwave for 30 seconds) added a small slice of kolbasa to the tops of each.
Wrapped each with bacon. They are ready for the grill tomorrow.
The next item I worked on is a puff pastry wrapped brie. This is where store bought items really come in handy.
I had received a wonderful package from my sister in Smoke Angie Quaale owner of Well Seasoned a gorgeous gourmet food store in Langley BC. Angie sees some of the best food items there are and she sent me some of her favorites from this year. In amongst these food gems was a lovely jar of turkish fig and walnut wine preserves. Now I love figs and brie so this is a natural fit for me. In addition I had smoked some garlic the other day. I really don't have the time to make my own puff pastry so PC brand works for me.
The rest is just a matter of assembly. This is not hard at all and best of all it can all be done the day ahead before it hits the grill.
Roll out the puff pastry
I scraped the top of the brie with a steak knife. I then spooned on some of the delicious fig and walnut wine preserves.
Pile on the individual cloves of smoked garlic
Wrapped all up in the puff pastry. I also gave it an egg wash so it will be shiny coming out of the grill or oven. Lastly I sprinkled on some smoked salt.
Off into the fridge it goes till tomorrow.
The last item I prepped today was something I haven't tried before with this type of sausage.
Usully we have cevapcici with a roasted red pepper dip (Ajvar) for Christmas eve and as a snack on Christmas day. I fell in love with these shortly after marrying my husband who is Macedonian. These are a staple in his parents house- caseless sausages made of pork and beef. Unfortunately I forgot to pick up another case from D&S Meats in ajax Ontario. I did not have enough time to make my own.
So what to do?? I only had a few left in freezer. 24 to be exact. Not nearly enough for both Christmas and Christmas eve. I love scotch eggs and I hope this turns out to be a fantastic BBQ'ed version of them.
I started with 8 boiled eggs and made a patty out of the sausage. I did this all on plastic wrap to make it easier to assemble.
Then for color and flavour contrast I laid down pieces of roasted red peppers and some spring onions.
Next up you just have to add cheese. I picked an aged cheddar that was in the fridge. ( I would have used just about any type of hard cheese.)
Then here is where the plastic wrap comes in handy. I used it to help lift up the sides and then formed it into a ball.
I just repeated that over and over till all 8 were covered then sprinkled some House of Q BBQ rub on them.
I hope they work out well so I can slice them into wedges. Ill post the pics tomorrow. I am off to my favorite place to shop-my butchers Hovey's Gourmet Meats to pick up my turkeys and some other tidbits of yummy goodness.