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Kryspie ( ) Jan. 6, 2013 at 4:15pm
this is the most idiotic post uve ever read. you might as well pull your pants down right now for that ipad because its obvious you dont even want to think for yourself. why would someone pay top dollar for a device thats not even using its full potential. whats so wrong with having external storage as an OPTION?
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The reason I bought this Nexus 7 is because it has GPS. The iPad Mini does not have it in the Wifi only version and the Kindle Fire HD does not have it either.
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The GPS also works with the pre-installed Google Maps. If you are going somewhere, it is possible to enter the destination while at home on wireless and then track where you are while driving.
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(b) When the Nexus 7 came out, there were several drop tests squaring off with the ipad. The Nexus 7 won, by the way. Here's one:
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Now, was that a fair test? To some extent no, since the ipad's additional weight and greater surface area made it more likely that the screen would crack when dropped. Nonetheless, If you were choosing between the ipad and the Nexus 7, these tests would be relevant to your decision.
(c) The main point I wanted to convey, however, is that all tablets are susceptible to serious damage when they are dropped, and both the video you linked and the one I linked above make that very clear. The Nexus 7 is no more or less fragile than any other tablet.
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DALLAS, December 18th, 2013 — The holiday season is often a joyous time filled with celebrations, gift-giving and vacations. Unfortunately, the month of December is also often marked by a spike in property crimes, theft and assault.
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A primary factor criminals consider when choosing a target is their victim's gait, walking speed and perceived confidence. Walk without distraction. Make direct, polite eye contact with passersby and project assertiveness.
Don't let others stop you for directions, regardless of how impolite you feel. Approaching a victim for meaningless questions is a common pre-attack method. Keep walking and avoid strangers.
Your safety is not subject to polite social courtesy.
Always have your keys ready to enter your vehicle and home. If you carry mace or another weapon to arm yourself, know how to easily access it.
Think someone is following you? Trust your gut. Cross the street, speed up your pace, or walk into a store. If you sense danger, don't feel ashamed. Get to safety quickly and conscientiously.
This is your best defense. Also, see #6.
3. Stay off your cell phone, but keep it charged and close
You can't move with ideal awareness while texting and walking. Some assume talking on a cell phone makes them safer because the other party will know if they're in trouble, but this is not the case. Good targets are distracted and unaware, face-down in Twitter or a text message.
Stop Pandora, take out your ear phones, put down your cell phone and walk with purpose to your destination.
Having your cell phone out also presents an opportunity for thieves to snatch it and run.
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Lock your doors and windows. When entering your vehicle, check your backseat and once inside, depart. Don't check your phone, fix your makeup or search directions behind the wheel. Get moving. Be sure to move any packages or shopping bags to your trunk. Tinted back windows aren't a failsafe. Place purchases in your trunk.
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Ladies, carry your purse close to your body while walking. Long straps are ideal for snatching. Shorten your straps or leave your purse in your trunk, carrying with you only what you need in your jacket or front pockets: an ID and your credit card. Men, try to place your money in your front pocket, not back. Try to avoid wearing expensive jewelry while shopping or carrying large sums of money.
When you leave home, don't leave presents and packages visible through windows. Lock doors, set alarms and bring animals into your home. Dogs are a primary deterrent for home invaders.
Don't place boxes for expensive items on your lawn. Drop them at a dumpster away from your home or break them down so that their previous contents are not discernible.
6. Arm yourself
Police Departments across the country are issuing tip sheets for holiday safety, but the most important element to your security is often omitted. If you are licensed to carry a firearm, protect yourself.
If not, perhaps consider this ultimate defense.
Though one should never take aggressive action unless in a life-threatening situation, it is your right to defend your home and property. Know your state's laws and your rights to self-defense, and act wisely.
While out-and-about, always have your weapon-of-choice, whether that be your concealed carry, mace or otherwise, ready for defense. Ask yourself often, "what would I do if …" and mentally prepare yourself for self-defense.
Most holiday home invasions happen between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.; secure your property, have a plan and act within the accordance of your safety. Your personal welfare is your responsibility alone.
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How Will They Find Husbands?
Posted by theprivateman in Good Links Here, Relationships, The Collective Wisdom of Men on November 30, 2011
I am not good at statistics. However, I am good a sensing socio-gender trends. Houston, we have a problem. It's going to be a huge problem in about five years, especially so for the SWPL (Stuff White People Like) class.
There is going to be a huge husband shortage. Nevermind all the beta provider talk, this is a matter of statistics. Men aren't going to college nearly as much as women, at least for the non-STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). So what we have is a gender imbalance in the collegiate humanities subjects. Let's allow the admissions departments deal with that one. Oh, to be a fly on the wall in those meetings. Political correctness meets the stark reality of demographics in an epic cage fight. But no, the serious problem is post graduation.
Hello hypergamy. Women marry up. That's biology, don't fight it. With a plethora of young women armed with fresh (and likely useless) Bachelors of Arts degrees and a dearth of young men with equivalent degrees, the husband shortage becomes acute. Would a young woman marry down in the realm of education? Uh, no. Hell, there won't even be enough STEM guys to bolster to rolls of the beta provider class of men.
The MRAs of the Manosphere talk mightily of the marriage strike. Dalrock has proven that there is not an actual strike, per se. He's better with statistics than I am and so I respect his analysis of the subject.
The marriage strike will be nothing more than college-educated women who can't find men of equal or higher value who are willing to commit to them. Sure, the alpha/charisma guys will happily bed them but as such guys will be in short supply, they have options and average Jane Cupcake with a BA in marketing will only be just another port in a storm.
The fix to this problem? Dream on. That would require quotas for male enrollment in college, non-STEM. Here's a thoroughly revolutionary concept: Keep the dames out of college. Yeah, I said it.
Here's a portent of the future for hypergamous female college graduates.
Manage Expectations Early
Posted by theprivateman in Dating/Online Dating, Relationships, The Collective Wisdom of Men on November 28, 2011
There are some men with Charisma who are seeking more than just a series brief trysts and assignations with the opposite sex. I fall somewhat into that category. Part of having Charisma is a man's willingness to manage expectations early if there is the strong possibility of a rather more serious relationship. Blue pill men are just happy to have the attention of a woman, any woman it seems, so they go way too much with the flow and let the woman set the relationship parameters.
Red Pill men know differently. A Red Pill man knows that by framing the relationship on his terms, the woman should be acting in her natural, non-leadership relationship position. The key is the timing and not being a total asshole doing it. As well, set only one expectation per date. If a woman hears a laundry list of your expectations, the date is going to end quickly and badly. As you escalate through your dates, you're managing your expectations of her at the same time.
Here some easy expectations to set during the dating process. This, of course, assumes that there will be another date.
1st Date – "I'm pretty busy and usually reserve one weekend night for my friends." You're not going to get pinned down early. This should be re-inforced as the dating process continues.
2nd Date – "I love the feminine form and clothes that show it off." This is self explanatory. If she shows up in a sexy outfit for the next date, compliment her, once.
3rd Date – "It's funny, I've never really liked talking on the phone." You get the idea.
4th Date – "I like having my place to myself sometimes."
5th Date – "Lingerie looks so sexy on a woman" (even if she's not wearing anything like that)
By the sixth or seventh date, it can very well be too late to manage her expectations. While it might be obvious to state, it's important that you know what your expectations of her actually are. Once established, be consistent, too. Such consistency is a hallmark of masculinity and something that she expects from you.
Woman Up! Make The Man Feel Desired
Posted by theprivateman in Dating/Online Dating, Relationships, The Collective Wisdom of Men on November 25, 2011
I started the Woman Up meme with the intention that women look at men differently. When I read comments at Manosphere blogs/websites, I sometimes find gold. This is from Hooking Up Smart. While Susan's blog isn't always considered part of the Manosphere, her post's comments clearly show Manosphere tendencies.
All women should read this from here:
It's kind of surprising to me to hear that lots of men don't feel desired or haven't felt desired by the women in their lives during the past or present. I think that's a shame. Obviously, those women need to step up their game.
I think the best way a woman can convey desire for a man before they have sex is by being sensual, not sexual. Being sexual revs up the engines for both people too much and too quickly. Being sensual, however, starts a pleasant slow burn that can't be easily put out. Here are some ways, tried and tested by yours truly, that women can convey desire before having sex with a potential guy.
1. Emit seductive eye contact. Eyes are the windows to the soul indeed. Look at a guy like he is the tastiest morsel on the planet. This type of eye contact should be hot enough to heat both the man and woman up. It heightens the anticipation and I've caused men to stop mid stride with this type of eye contact.
2. Hand feed him something. I've found this works well. Take a small piece of food, preferably fruit or candy, and feed it to him, allowing your fingers to linger against his mouth. Let him feed you to, all the while giving him the eye contact described above.
3. Be honest about what parts of his body you find attractive. Don't be afraid to tell him "You have a great butt" or "You sure do know how to wear that shirt". Let him know that you find him physically desirable. One of my favorite things to do with my ex (sorry to keep bringing him up) was compliment him on how he smelled. A simple "You smell fantastic/delicious" was enough to get him going.
4. As it has already been stated, don't be afraid to engage in light touching. Hold his hand, playfully slap his shoulder/leg, touch his shoulder, anything. Just touch him.
This shouldn't be groundbreaking stuff yet sadly, it is.
Being Thankful – The Manosphere Way
Posted by theprivateman in The Collective Wisdom of Men on November 24, 2011
Never mind friends and family for now. These are the things I'm thankful for from a Manosphere point of view:
- Evolutionary Psychology – This was a serious worldview shift for me and I'm thankful that this concept is being shared widely.
- WordPress – Despite some minor glitches here and there, this is an excellent way to blog for free.
- Anonymity – No comment
- The Eternal Wisdom of Men – Such wisdom should never be lost and has been instrumental in transforming my life. I am eager to share that wisdom to other men.
- Femininity – In short supply and therefore quite special when found. It's worthy of gratitude.
- Blogs and Forums – Without a venue for which to easily share information, men would be criminally ignorant.
- The Usual Suspects – You know who you are and I am seriously grateful for the opportunity to connect with you. The evil patriarchy brings serious entertainment and information. Thanks!
- Online Dating – Without this, my blog would not have been started. Online dating continues to amuse me.
- My Ugly Dog – Entertainment abounds! I give thanks to Lucy and thanks to that ex-girlfriend who entrusted me to Lucy's care.
- The Village – It's an awesome place and so convenient.
- Young Male Colleagues – Many are receptive to Red Pill wisdom. I find that very encouraging.
- The Manosphere – A sometimes a wild and woolly place yet it's quite comfortable for me.
- Logic and Reason – Once divorced from the tyranny of emotional reactions, knowing how to use logic and reason is immensely liberating.
- Twitter – I resisted for a long time. Silly me. Hilarity always ensues.
- Texting – That, too, I resisted for a long time. Showing Charisma with texting is a blast!
I'm sure my readers can come up with some other cool Manosphere things to be thankful for.
Off to some turkey I go!
What Are You Really Good At?
Posted by theprivateman in The Collective Wisdom of Men on November 22, 2011
This is my shortest blog post to date.
It's a bit disappointing that my post about the confidence sub-routine hasn't gotten more attention. You men looking to learn Charisma should read it. Read it again. When you're done, answer the following question:
What are you are really good at?
If you don't have a clear and brief answer, you're not ready to learn Charisma with women. Please go away until you have mastered an activity that gives you pride and a true sense of accomplishment.
That activity must be something that you are truly passionate about and have nothing directly to do with attracting women or impressing anyone else but yourself.
You're welcome.
Why Feminists Hate Us
Posted by theprivateman in Good Links Here, The Collective Wisdom of Men, The Eternal Solipsism of the Female Mind on November 18, 2011
Feminists loathe anyone who participates positively in the Manosphere – PUA, MRA, MGTOW (defined below). I used to attribute that feminist loathing to simple man-hating. That was too basic, too binary for me and didn't seem wholly accurate. I finally figured something out with the help of a blogger, "girlwriteswhat" and video a found over at Dalrock's blog. She has an interesting blog and at least one excellent (if long) video.
While some radical feminists might be up for some righteous hate upon men, the average, card-carrying feminist simply can't loathe all men. That's because they need men, they just can't admit it. As girlwriteswhat states clearly in her video and in some of her excellent posts, men are still expected to sacrifice their very lives on the alter of womanhood. Men have the social obligation to put the needs of women before the needs of themselves. This is the ultimate privilege that women possess.
Us Manosphere guys, the Red Pill men, the guys who figured it out, we know better. We don't put a woman's needs before our own. Run into a burning building to save an unknown woman? We'd think twice. It's that hesitation which galls feminists so much.
A PUA sees an attractive woman? He doesn't think twice about her relationship status, his needs come first. That galls feminists, too. A man eschews a committed relationship with a woman to live on his own terms? How dare he put his own needs first? He must be a man-child.
When I read Amanda Marcotte (no link from me) rail against MRAs, I know that it's simply an expression of her incredible fear that she won't be rescued first from the burning building. Yet she and her ilk continually denigrate the aggressive nature of masculinity – they use the rape culture proxy – that provided the vital attitudes of ambition, achievement, competitiveness, and assertiveness that built our civilization. Note the hellish hypocrisy of women bashing masculinity yet still expecting men to suborn their needs to those of women.
Even women who don't identify themselves as feminists feel extremely awkward when confronted by a typical Red Pill question: "What do you bring to the table in terms of dating and a relationship?" The sense of awkwardness is a manifestation of fear that perhaps the man asking the question has learned too much about female privilege and male sacrifice.
Feminists tore up their side of the social gender contract and are desperate to keep men upholding their unbroken side of that contract. But the Manosphere keeps shining a bright spotlight on how that contract is so badly broken and that men should simply no longer sacrifice themselves for the needs of women.
PUA – Pick Up Artist
MRA – Men's Rights Activist
MGTOW – Men Going Their Own Way (Confirmed bachelors, amongst other things)
A Woman Who Speaks Her Mind
Posted by theprivateman in Good Links Here, The Eternal Solipsism of the Female Mind on November 16, 2011
My neighbor is a somewhat elderly woman. She's sometimes good company if occasionally batty. She's fond of saying "I'm a woman who speaks her mind." She's certainly correct about that. She'll say some of the most outrageous and sometimes offensive things. I cut her a lot of slack because of her advancing years. A privilege of old age is to be a pain in the ass.
In my lifetime, I've come across plenty of women who speak their minds. This meme is all over online dating profiles with most women boasting of their willingness to speak their minds. I've even assembled a handy glossary for such words and phrases.
In reflecting on all these free-speaking women I keep coming back to my neighbor. What a pain in the ass she is. These free-speaking women weren't speaking freely. They were speaking rudely, unpleasantly, and venomously. They were verbal bullies and degenerate cowards who used the excuse of the strong woman motivator and the defense of just being a woman.
If a man says something nasty and rude, he can be called out on it. But a woman, especially a cowardly one, can fall back on the "never criticize a woman, you sexist pig" or the "how dare you question a woman" defenses. We have a generation of women who misconstrued "you can be anything you want" with "you can say anything you want." Wrong. Epic fail.
A woman who speaks her mind is simply too lazy emotionally to check herself before uttering something hateful or rude. Having an internal filter is the hallmark of anyone with good character, especially a woman. Double standard? Yes, but no worse than any other. A sweet, pleasant woman doesn't need to be a plain speaker, she would be able to get her point across even with a healthy dose of verbal restraint.
Think before you speak. And don't even get me started on women who curse. The F word is the hallmark of low class.


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For population 25 years and over in Burt:
For population 15 years and over in Burt CDP:
22 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $1,356 (1.4%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Saginaw, MI (12.5 miles , pop. 61,799).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Detroit, MI (72.0 miles , pop. 951,270).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (215.2 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Montrose, MI (2.1 miles ), Birch Run, MI (2.5 miles ), Bridgeport, MI (3.0 miles ), New Lothrop, MI (3.0 miles ), Clio, MI (3.1 miles ), Frankenmuth, MI (3.2 miles ), Chesaning, MI (3.4 miles ), Buena Vista, MI (3.4 miles ).
Latitude: 43.24 N, Longitude: 83.91 W
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Burt-area historical tornado activity is above Michigan state average. It is 108% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/8/1953, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 10.4 miles away from the Burt place center killed 116 people and injured 844 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
On 5/12/1956, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 20.4 miles away from the place center killed 3 people and injured 116 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Burt-area historical earthquake activity is above Michigan state average. It is 98% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 9/2/1994 at 21:23:06, a magnitude 3.5 (3.4 LG, 3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 46.7 miles away from the city center
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Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Saginaw County (13) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 10
Emergencies Declared: 3
Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 9, Floods: 7, Tornadoes: 4, Winds: 2, Blizzard: 1, Flood: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snowstorm: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2007 was 1.34. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 18.2 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2007 was 15.4. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 14.4 miles away from the city center.
Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2004 was 0.117. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 14.4 miles away from the city center.
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Number of grocery stores: 42
Number of supercenters and club stores: 4
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 45
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 55
Number of full-service restaurants: 99
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3.53% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($37,020 average adjusted gross income)
0.04% of residents moved from foreign countries ($190 average AGI)
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FCC Registered Microwave Towers:2
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Risen 2: Dark Waters is Die Hard with a Vengeance. Well, sort of. German studio Deep Silver stated that the main character in Risen 2 is a John McClane-esque sort – an unrecognized hero spinning into alcoholism before being called back into action. This is how they explain the open world series' shift from a medieval epic (the first game) to Risen 2's "pirate RPG."
Need back story? Here you go. Following the events of Risen, the only human city left in the world is Caldera, a port city protected from raging titans by a magic crystal. It depends on sea-shipping and now sea monsters are halting shipments. So the main character has to ally with pirates and figure out the cause for the most recent attacks (hint: it's probably whatever sea monster that gigantic tentacle that shoots up at the end of the trailer is attached to). Your character in Risen 2 starts off as a blank slate, his skills acquired via the people he meets and the decisions he makes. If he hangs out around sketchy pirates, he'll pick up sneaking and pickpocketing. If he befriends the local baker… well, we don't know what would happen. We only saw pirates. Who hangs out with bakers when there are pirates around?
The first Risen was a solid game, but was understandably criticized for its dated graphics and occasionally stupid allies (and enemies). Deep Silver has taken note of these problems and is taking a stab at fixing them. Graphically, the environment looks more photorealistic and the characters have also had a makeover. It's not quite Skyrim just yet, but it's a huge improvement over the first title.
Your shield hand from Risen now holds throwing knives, a variety of guns, or bombs. You can also throw sand in the eyes of some types of enemies to distract or enrage them. This brings us to the variety of enemies, all of whom have different weaknesses. We saw a group of giant crabs and found the best way to kill the top-heavy beasts was to kick them on their backs and stab their soft underbellies. Unfortunately, the enemies' behaviors are all being done by hand and most haven't been implemented yet, so the various baddies we saw mostly ran around aimlessly. But the final product should feature a deep menagerie of smarter targets, which should make combat much more satisfying.
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April 3 - May 9, 2009
By David Grimm Directed by Peter DuBois WORLD PREMIERE
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527 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
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Sat. April 18 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sun. April 19 @ 2pm*
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Review posted by: bostongrrrrl from Boston, USA, Apr 16, 2009
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No politician wants to vote for raising taxes, particularly in an election year, but for those in Concord who backed a 4-cent increase in the state's gas tax this year, there isn't obvious pushback, at least according to the latest WMUR Granite State Poll.
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Tim Brewster came to the Gophers in 2007 with the reputation of being a big-time recruiter and salesman. His other program-building skills? Well, he had never even been an offensive or defensive coordinator at any level, let alone a head coach, so you be the judge.
That said, Brewster had a fairly soft landing after taking a year off following being fired by the Gophers. He was the wide receivers coach at Mississippi State for a year (the chili there was not particularly hot) and wound up in 2013 as the tight ends coach for your BCS champion Florida State squad.
More than that, however, Brewster has resumed his role as a top recruiter ... and is apparently a pretty good one as far as ESPN.com is concerned. The site ranked the top college football assistant coaches in terms of who brought in the biggest haul from the recruiting trail this year, and Brewster checked in at No. 6 in their list of 10. Here is what they had to say (Insider required):
What he did: It was an up-and-down signing day for Brewster -- two of his recruits bolted for other schools -- but the additions he brought in more than made up for the losses. On Wednesday, Brewster was able to sign No. 2 receiver Ermon Lane (Homestead, Fla./Homestead) and No. 14 offensive tackle Roderick Johnson (Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Central). Brewster did a great job of battling for Lane through a number of twists and turns, including getting him to back away from a commitment to Florida. Brewster was also responsible for landing Cook, the top overall prospect in FSU's class and the nation's No. 3 running back. As recruiting coordinator, Brewster's fingerprints are all over FSU's No. 3 class.
Why recruits love him: "He said when I first met him he wanted to recruit winners. That's something that always stuck with me in the back of my mind. I wanted to play for a program that expects to win." -- Cook.
There were also TWO assistants from Alabama listed in the top 10, but none from Arkansas -- where old Brewster friend Bret Bielema is now toiling away.
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Stauffer exits early again in loss to Pirates
Padres bullpen heavily taxed as Tim Stauffer throws just 2 2/3 innings
Tim Stauffer climbed the mound at Petco Park, determined to distance himself from the shortest start of his career. Not a week had elapsed since the veteran went just a third of an inning on the road. The Diamondbacks had battered him immediately and relentlessly, forcing a first-inning entrance from the bullpen. That the Padres were off the next day had proven a timely coincidence.
In Monday's 10-3 loss to the Pirates, Stauffer fizzled again, undone by the elevation of his pitches, which were out and over the plate in the third. Pittsburgh's bats took aim, prompting another early exit from the mound.
"I just didn't make pitches when I needed to," said Stauffer, who allowed two runs in 2 ⅔ innings and on 71 pitches. "I put us in a bind. It's just tough when the starter doesn't get out of the third."
The effects could ripple for days. Tuesday, Jesse Hahn, a promising right-hander on a pitch and innings limit, will make his big-league debut in a spot start for the Padres. No matter how well the 24-year-old pitches, he is unlikely to go much more than five innings. A bullpen that worked more than two-thirds of Monday's game and threw a combined 178 pitches will be leaned on once more.
The Padres used six relievers while allowing 16 hits and seven walks in a contest that droned on for four hours and four minutes, setting a franchise record for the longest nine-inning home game in franchise history.
"We have one of the best bullpens in baseball," Padres manager Bud Black said of a relief corps that entered Monday with a 2.27 ERA, second-lowest in the majors. "You play six months, there's going to be nights like this. It's rare for this team to have games like this. You don't see it very often, so when you do it's rather alarming. Our fans, our pitching staff, our players aren't used to this type of pitching.
"We didn't pitch well. We didn't throw strikes, we were behind in the count, we threw a lot of pitches, we threw a lot of balls. So this was a rarity."
How rare? The Padres' 249 pitches shattered the club's previous record of 225 in a nine-inning game.
Still, the relief managed to keep the Padres close early in the series opener, even as the offense was no-hit through four innings for the second day in a row. With Pirates starter Charlie Morton equal parts wild and effective, the Padres finally stirred in the fifth, turning the deficit from three runs to one.
Alexi Amarista led off with a single for the Padres' first hit against Morton. Everth Cabrera doubled to the left-center gap, scoring Amarista all the way from first. A third consecutive hit came off the bat of Seth Smith, whose RBI single trimmed the Pirates' lead to 3-2.
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Two people are dead in what Woodland police say appears to be a murder-suicide.
Officers responded to the shooting scene at a home on the corner of Riverside Drive and Ashley Avenue just after 5 p.m. Sunday.
When they arrived, police found two people deceased in the home and several witnesses.
Police said it appeared the victims are related, but have not released their identity.
The investigation wrapped around 3:30 a.m. Monday, and a detective at the scene said more details would be released later in the morning.
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Definitions for detritusdɪˈtraɪ təs
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
de•tri•tusdɪˈtraɪ təs(n.)
rock in small particles or other material worn or broken away from a mass, as by the action of water or glacial ice.
Category: Geology, Petrology
any disintegrated material; debris.
Origin of detritus:
1785–95; < F détritus < L: a rubbing away
Princeton's WordNet
debris, dust, junk, rubble, detritus(noun)
the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up
loose material (stone fragments and silt etc) that is worn away from rocks
pieces of rock broken off by ice, glacier, or erosion.
Organic waste material from decomposing dead plants or animals.
debris or fragments of disintegrated material
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Origin: From detritus, from detero.
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a mass of substances worn off from solid bodies by attrition, and reduced to small portions; as, diluvial detritus
hence: Any fragments separated from the body to which they belonged; any product of disintegration
In biology, detritus is non-living particulate organic material. It typically includes the bodies or fragments of dead organisms as well as fecal material. Detritus is typically colonized by communities of microorganisms which act to decompose the material. In terrestrial ecosystems, it is encountered as leaf litter and other organic matter intermixed with soil, which is referred to as humus. Detritus of aquatic ecosystems is organic material suspended in water, which is referred to as marine snow.
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By the end of the hourlong show, the crowd unquestionably had been converted. A line formed in front of the band, with kids asking various members of the group to sign copies of their CD. Maxwell and his bandmates even found themselves autographing drumsticks that Orr had given away after the gig.
Meanwhile, Live @ Teen Central continues with at least eight more showcases between now and the end of May, when its grant money is expected to run out. And according to Karl Kendall, teen services librarian for Teen Central and an unabashed Radiohead fan, the program will continue to push the musical envelope, as long as the lyrics of participating groups conform to the library's code.
"As a public library, we make sure that the groups understand what our policies are, and they will need to tone down any lyrics and subject matter accordingly," Kendall says. "And if that doesn't happen, we are able to shut down the show. But we've had no problem like that with the program."
Employee of the Moth is scheduled to perform on Thursday, January 10, at Modified Arts. The all-ages show starts at 9 p.m.
Joint effort: While India Arie's seven Grammy nominations were the talk of the music biz last week, on the local level, there was also a surprising, and welcome, bit of Grammy news. Kim Wilson's live album, Smokin' Joint -- half of which was recorded at the Rhythm Room -- was nominated in the category of Best Traditional Blues Record. The Rhythm Room half of Smokin' Joint was engineered by local producer Clarke Rigsby and was co-produced by Wilson with Rhythm Room honcho, blues-harp master, and KJZZ radio host Bob Corritore.
Holy roller: Few people understand the genesis of punk like Sylvain Sylvain. As a guitarist with the ultra-influential New York Dolls, he co-wrote the monumental, proto-punk anthem "Trash." Years later, as the Dolls' house was crumbling, he was urged by Malcolm McLaren to move to England and join a budding band called the Sex Pistols (an offer that he declined). He went on to co-write some of David Johansen's solo highlights, and after a long, quiet period, has reemerged in recent years as a rousing, unabashed rock 'n' evangelist, celebrating the redemptive power of an overdriven guitar, three chords, and an insistent four-four backbeat.
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text: Ferrari: Clearly the outlook is not positive 18 November, 2012 Nov.17 (Ferrari) From one continent to another, the outcome of qualifying remains a bitter one for Scuderia Ferrari. On Saturday afternoon in Abu Dhabi, the two F2012s were seventh and ninth and the numbers were the same on the new Austin track, this time with Felipe Massa ahead of Fernando Alonso. The way qualifying evolved definitely did not follow the usual pattern, with just a single run for both drivers in each of the three sessions: in Q1 using the Prime, while switching to the Option for Q2 and Q3. The reason for this strategy resides with the difficulty in finding the right operating temperature for the tyres at this track, a problem that affected the whole session. Stefano Domenicali: "A disappointing qualifying [session] that puts us in a very difficult position in terms of the championship, given that our main rival will start from pole position. The main problem was linked to tyre performance, but let's make it clear, the responsibility rests with us, because the tyres are the same for everyone and therefore it's down to us to try and get them to work as well as possible. We must analyse very carefully the way qualifying went, to understand what didn't work but above all, we must concentrate on preparing for the race. We have said it often, the sums are done on Sunday afternoon: clearly the outlook is not positive but we are well aware that the situation can be different in the race. There are no reference points for a new track therefore the unknown factors are greater than usual: we have a duty to tackle every aspect to perfection." Fernando Alonso: "We never managed to put together the best lap, which on these tyres and with these track conditions is always the last one you do. We knew it would be a complicated weekend but clearly today we were too slow and we will start from too far back. Having said that, the accounts are always done at the end of the race: also in Abu Dhabi we were slower than our main rivals and then we got back three points in the classification. Our aim remains unchanged and it's still possible: on Sunday all sorts of things can happen. Reliability, strategy – will be important to work out when is the best time to pit because here, the cold tyres can be slower by several seconds – and team work will be as usual important. The updates? We tried to find the best possible combination between all the parts we had available, as it's not always the case that the latest part is the best choice, especially when you are at a brand new track. We will push to the limit, as we have done since the start of the year, at every race weekend." Felipe Massa: "This qualifying was pretty much a lottery: the lucky number is always the last one! With this type of tyre on this asphalt one struggles to get the tyres up to temperature and one has to lap continuously before being able to set a good time. In Q2, we managed it, but in Q3 things did not go as well: it's never easy to do the perfect lap with so little grip. It will definitely not be an easy race for us, given the grid positions of our main rivals, but we must stay focused because all the same, tomorrow will be hard for everyone. We will have to do our utmost and then we will see how it goes. Starting from the dirty side of the track is definitely not helpful: it's the first time we're not happy about gaining a grid position!" Pat Fry: "A very difficult qualifying [session], there's no doubt about it. The tyre-asphalt combination created conditions that were very difficult to interpret and we probably struggled more than others. We even tried to make the most of FP3 to prepare as well as possible for qualifying and now we must look at the data carefully to try and understand what didn't work out as it should have done. Clearly we can expect a very complicated Sunday, but there's no point crying over spilt milk. We must just try and do our utmost to give our drivers the chance to run as good a race as possible. From what we can see over these past two days, tyre degradation seems rather low, therefore it's more than likely we can expect just one stop, so that's probably one less variable in terms of the strategy." Subbed by AJN. 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Having a close friend or two to talk to---someone on whom you can depend for emotional support---can be great when little things accumulate or you temporarily feel down in the dumps. But can a friend talk you out of depression or lessen its pernicious effects? A study recently published in the British Journal of Psychiatry examined the viability of "befriending" as a tool in the treatment of emotional distress and depressive symptoms. The findings suggest that friendships, even therapeutic ones, can't necessarily substitute for treatment.
Keep in mind the researchers weren't talking either about the garden variety of befriending (a term that has become common parlance among Facebook or Twitter users) or about a mild case of the blues. For the purposes of their study, the team of primary care researchers at the University of Manchester, Manchester, UK defined "befriending" as social support that was "initiated, supported and monitored by an agency" expressly for one or more parties to benefit. It was, by definition, a treatment for depression or emotional distress that was "non-judgmental, mutual and purposeful."


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Bitcoin Accepted At Two Las Vegas Casinos
Two Las Vegas casinos have begun accepting the cyber-currency Bitcoin at shops, restaurants and hotels.
The D Las Vegas Casino Hotel and the Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, which are owned by the same company, began processing transactions through BitPay today.
The US dollar remains the only currency accepted on the gambling floor.
"For us, it's going to be somewhat exciting to see what kind of impact it'll have," Derek Stevens, the co-owner of the casinos, told the AP news agency.
He said he had been intrigued by Bitcoin for years, and talked about the currency with customers who also seemed interested.
The Golden Gate, built in 1906, is the oldest casino in Vegas, and has a history of pioneering new technology. It was the city's first to instal a telephone in 1907, according to Mr Stevens.
Bitcoin was created four years ago, in the wake of the global financial crisis.
Unlike other currencies, it does not have the backing of a central bank or government.
Since making its debut it has been approaching the mainstream.
But state regulators are unlikely to allow casinos to exchange chips for the cyber-coins any time soon.
The industry has not even approached regulators about approving the currency for gambling.
"We would have to have an extremely high level of comfort with virtual currency of this kind in order for that to ever occur," said AG Burnett, chairman of the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
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