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Milestones. · 27 June 2013
Tiffany back squats 205.
Check It at the Door… · 30 January 2013
"Fight Gone Bad!"Three rounds of:Wall-ball, 20 pound ball, 10 ft target (Reps)Sumo deadlift high-pull, 75 pounds (Reps)Box Jump, 20″ box (Reps)Push-press, 75 pounds (Reps)Row (Calories) Check It at the Door… Hey Roots! Big Ups to all of you that came in and threw down on heavy deadlifts on Wednesday. Skipping heavy lifting days because you […]
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"Elizabeth"21-15-9Power CleanRing Dips Congrats and Welcome Back! Jed and Ian are back at Roots after completing the Fire Academy training program. Ian was voted "Top Gun" of the entire recruiting class and both represented Roots well throughout their training. Give them a "high five" next time you see them. Good luck gentlemen as you transition […]
Embrace the Unknown. · 23 January 2013
CrossFit Open WOD 12.4 Not sure what that means? Come on in and we'll show you! Embrace the Unknown. We talk a lot about "constantly varied" here. This week's workouts have been no exception. But we all have biases. Some of us like heavy lifting days; others crave the short intense met-con or the long […]
Just Finish. · 16 January 2013
Five rounds for time of:10 Toes to bar10 Power snatch (75 lbs)10 Wall ball shots (20 lbs) Just Finish. We've all been there. Those days when it takes all you can do to just get to the door. Then, you look at the workout and it is the exact opposite of the workouts you like. […]
NATE · 15 October 2012
"Nate"Complete as many rounds in twenty minutes as you can of:2 Muscle-ups4 Handstand Push-ups8 2-Pood Kettlebell swings Thank You For Representin' Roots! Big ups to the Roots athletes who competed in the Master's Championships this weekend! Drew, Dizon, Hank, Hillary and Sandy all signed up and threw down. Everyone did a great job and worked their asses […]
2010 Spring Paleo 2.0 Team Challenge · 17 June 2010
Bones and Wendy WIN Paleo 2.0!!Top five teams and point total: 1. Wendy and Bones (73.13)2. Martin and Greg (71.51)3. Mary and Karen (70.38)4. Gil and Jason (64.67)5. Tara and Andrew (64.64)Let's break it down…32 Roots athletes participated in the challenge.Over the course of five weeks the group:- Lost 204 pounds- PRed all but 4 retests- […]
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Congrats to Jenna and Ben Dodge of Bridger CrossFit who were married this weekend in Bozeman, MT. Congrats to Stefanie Christensen who got her first no-band pull-ups. Lost and found displayed. Upcoming events listed.
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John completes the 50 States High Points. Roots does Eva. Zone Chalk Talk today.
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The national debt is a problem right now, not in 20 years
Unfortunately, annual deficits and the accumulated national debt are harming American adults right now.
Uncle Sam is a morbidly obese glutton with a bottomless appetite. Once he has waddled away from the buffet table, little remains for everyone else but bread sticks and several drops of soup.
David Malpass, a New York-based economist with Encima Global LLC and a former Reagan administration Treasury official, understands how Washington crowds out private-sector borrowers in order to finance reckless spending and service yesterday's debt.
Back in December 2009, Malpass explained in the Wall Street Journal how the Federal Reserve's purchases of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities caused capital to be "rationed not on price but on availability and connections. The government gets the most, foreigners second, Wall Street and big companies third, with not much left over." Consequently, Malpass added, "for small businesses and new workers, capital rationing is devastating, spelling business failures and painful layoffs. Thousands of start-ups won't launch due to credit shortages, in part because the government and corporations took more credit than they needed."
Three years hence, the conditions that Malpass lamented linger like an unshakable low-grade flu. Between the end of September 2011 and the same date in 2012, total outstanding federal debt grew 12.3 percent, while corporate debt expanded by 5.9 percent. Among non-corporate businesses, it fell 1.2 percent. For households, it dropped 1.9 percent. This is anomalous, Malpass notes, since "small business credit has usually expanded at a faster rate than corporate credit."
This is a stunning plunge in lending to entrepreneurs and small businesses - the twin engines of job creation. "Credit markets once provided $300 billion to $550 billion net new credit per quarter to the non-financial private sector," Malpass recently observed. "This helped fund new investment, inventories and other working capital needs.Private sector credit increased only a net $66 billion in the third quarter of 2012."
Why should banks risk capital on innovative new companies with brilliant ideas when Washington dutifully repays interest and principle on those boring, old savings bonds - albeit with freshly printed cash?
And what happens when Uncle Sam devours most of the smorgasbord?
Unemployment reaches 7.9 percent while the economy contracts 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012. Rather than hire people and expand their operations, business managers bite their nails and fret that paying off the debt will unleash a stampede of new taxes.
Touchingly oblivious to all of this, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California told Fox News Sunday : "It is almost a false argument to say we have a spending problem."
If only Washington had a spending problem; it has a spending addiction. Congress and the White House should go cold turkey and terminate antiquated and destructive programs and agencies (e.g. depart the housing sector). From environmentally mundane western acreage to empty office buildings, federal assets should be privatized. Social Security and Medicare beneficiaries should face affluence tests. Also, the eligibility age of 65 to 67 should acknowledge that life expectancy is not 62 - as in 1935 (when Social Security began) - nor 70, as in 1965 (when Medicare commenced). Americans now typically stick around for 79 years.
With all due affection for the children and grandchildren, they eventually will feel the wrath of Obama's (so far) 55.5 percent national-debt hike. Meanwhile, trillion-dollar annual deficits, rampant borrowing, and the $16,519,246,387,401 national debt are punishing American individuals, families, and businesses oday.
Deroy Murdock is a Manhattan-based Fox News Contributor, a nationally syndicated columnist with the Scripps Howard News Service, and a media fellow with the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace at Stanford University.
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In the public meeting, a number of industry professionals, including drivers, Uber and Lyft executives and technology industry advocates, took the floor to express their often very heated opinions. Read More
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The strangest charge of all came on February 5th, 2008. Mr. Garber was arrested on Shady Tree Lane in Colts Neck, New Jersey after he stripped down to his underpants, hosed himself off in a neighbor's yard, then strolled into the neighbor's home and took a shower. The homeowners and their two young children panicked and escaped the scene to call authorities. He was charged with burglary, criminal mischief and trespassing. Read More
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Lyft, the e-hailing service prompting ride sharing, was set to launch this evening despite major pressure from the Taxi and Limousine Commission and Department of Financial Services. However, their future in the city is now even more uncertain. Lyft is the least expensive of the e-hailing taxi services, even undercutting UberX's recently lowered prices. The service is known for the giant pink mustaches they put on their drivers cars and launched in San Francisco two years ago. Read More
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Earlier today, The Verge published a pretty damning report alleging that Uber was essentially shutting down its taxi service in New York City. The worst allegations involved the claim that multiple drivers received messages calling them into headquarters to get paid a cash bonus, only when the cabbies got there, "Uber surprised them by asking for the device back, informing them that taxi service was no longer available in New York." Another driver told the Verge that Uber offered $1,000 to sign up for its black car service instead. (As earlier screenshots obtained by Betabeat show, Uber has offered cash rewards to drivers in the past.)
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On June 8, the 2014 Headwrap Expo will be held at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center in Dearborn. It will be a day of fashion, culture and interfaith workshops on style and spirituality. The event is presented by Beautifully Wrapped, an organization celebrating the art of headwrapping, and will be held from 12-7p.m.
"It's an intercultural, multi-faith event that brings together all these different groups," says Zarinah El-Amin Naeem, founder of Beautifully Wrapped. "We have the Sikh Indians, we have Muslims, we have Christians, we have Jews, we have African Americans, African immigrants, everybody coming together.
"Once we're there, we share, we talk about love, we have workshops, we have fashion stylings, fashion shows throughout the day. It's a whole affair."
The first Headwrap Expo was held this past November; up to 800 guests are anticipated at this year's event. Attendees can expect dozens of vendors and educational workshops on a number of topics, including natural hair care, health and wellness and African adornment.
"I think the fashion was really a highlight," said Naeem about the first Headwrap Expo this past fall. "Our theme is fusion — looking at how different cultural aspects, different things that people wear in different parts of the world are adopted across into other cultures.
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Tickets are $25 or $20 in advance online. For more information, visit www.HeadwrapExpo.com. The Ford Community and Performing Arts Center is located at 15801 Michigan Ave, Dearborn.


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There are some manufactures like "spark" but are very expensive $5k+
This company below - moderrustic - supplies linear propane burners and could do a 6 ft one for under $1000. I just wonder whether we could build a firebox and stainless steel flue for this . . .
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This product from Meyda Tiffany Custom has an antique copper finish. For use with 18 75-watt frosted incandescent bulbs.
Largemouth Bass three-tiered large pendant.
- Features beige art glass panels.
- Handcrafted and finished in Antique Copper.
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Dmitrij Jaskin is playing the odds on offense, and it's been working for the Wolves rookie.
After sending 10 shots on goal and scoring one in Friday's 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Admirals, the 20-year-old Czech stuck with that game plan Saturday at Allstate Arena in the team's first home game since Oct. 27. He peppered the net with six shots and scored the team's third goal in the Wolves' 4-3 win against the Grand Rapids Griffins, the leaders of the Midwest Division.
"We always thought this was going to happen," Wolves coach John Anderson said. "He's exceeding our expectations."
Jaskin, the 41st overall pick by the St. Louis Blues in the 2011 NHL draft, missed eight games this season with an upper-body injury. He returned to the ice Nov. 7 for the start of the team's five-game winning streak. The left winger now has three goals and three assists in eight games.
"You have to put it on the net and stay on it," said Jaskin, who has taken 28 shots in the past five games.
Jaskin's goal gave the Wolves (9-6-0-1) a 3-1 lead with 10:13 remaining in the second period, but the Griffins (10-4-1-1) scored consecutive goals to tie the contest, the second coming 35 seconds into the third.
Taylor Chorney punched in the game-winner at the 14:28 mark of the third on the Wolves' second shorthanded goal of the game, which tied a franchise record.
"We're taking penalties just so we can score goals," joked Anderson.
Nathan Longpre enjoyed a good night back home. Midway through the first period, he stole the puck from Griffins goalie Tom McCollum behind the net and hooked it in to tie the game at 1-all. Longpre, the fastest skater on the team, finished with one goal and two assists.
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Slate reports that even old movies are enough to trigger a pretty strong knee jerk: Team America, World Police, selected as a tongue-in-cheek replacement by Dallas's Alamo Drafthouse Theater for the Sony-yanked The Interview after that film drew too much heat following the recent Sony hack, has also been pulled. The theater's tweet, as reprinted by Slate: "due to circumstances beyond our control," their Dec. 27 Team America screening has also been canceled." If only I had a copy, I'd like to host a viewing party here in Austin for The Interview, which I want to see now more than ever. (And it would be a fitting venue.)
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An anonymous reader writes Australia is starting a public consultation process for new legislation that further restricts the publication and export of technology on national security grounds. The public consultation starts now (a few days before Christmas) and it is due by Jan 30th while a lot of Australians are on holidays. I don't have the legal expertise to dissect the proposed legislation, but I'd like some more public scrutiny on it. I find particularly disturbing the phrase "The Bill includes defences that reverse the onus of proof which limit the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty" contained in this document, also available on the consultation web site.
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rossgneumann writes North Korea may really be behind the Sony hack, but we're still acting like idiots. Peter W. Singer, one of the nations foremost experts on cybersecurity, says Sony's reaction has been abysmal. "Here, we need to distinguish between threat and capability—the ability to steal gossipy emails from a not-so-great protected computer network is not the same thing as being able to carry out physical, 9/11-style attacks in 18,000 locations simultaneously. I can't believe I'm saying this. I can't believe I have to say this."
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Most anti-piracy tools take one of two paths: they either target the server that's sharing the files (pulling videos off YouTube or taking down sites like The Pirate Bay) or they make it harder to find (delisting offshore sites that share infringing content). But leaked documents reveal a frightening line of attack that's currently being considered by the MPAA: What if you simply erased any record that the site was there in the first place? To do that, the MPAA's lawyers would target the Domain Name System that directs traffic across the internet.
The tactic was first proposed as part of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in 2011, but three years after the law failed in Congress, the MPAA has been looking for legal justification for the practice in existing law and working with ISPs like Comcast to examine how a system might work technically. If a takedown notice could blacklist a site from every available DNS provider, the URL would be effectively erased from the internet. No one's ever tried to issue a takedown notice like that, but this latest memo suggests the MPAA is looking into it as a potentially powerful new tool in the fight against piracy.
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SydShamino writes In an effort that may run afoul of the first amendment, Sony, through their lawyer David Boies (of SCO infamy), has sent a letter to major news organizations demanding that they refrain from downloading any leaked documents, and destroy those already possessed. Sony threatens legal action to news organizations that do not comply, saying that "Sony Pictures Entertainment will have no choice but to hold you responsible for any damage or loss arising from such use or dissemination by you."
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The Associated Press, as carried by ABC News, reports that "An 11-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena will hear arguments Monday by Google, which owns YouTube, disputing the court's decision to remove Innocence of Muslims from the popular video sharing service." At the heart of the earlier take-down order, which was the result of a 2-1 split from a 3-judge panel, is the assertion of copyright by actress Cindy Lee Garcia, who appeared in the film, but in a role considerably different from the one she thought she was playing. Google is supported in its appeal by an unusual alliance that includes filmmakers, Internet rivals such as Yahoo and prominent news media companies such as The New York Times that don't want the court to infringe on First Amendment rights. Garcia has support from the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Musicians. If the court upholds the smaller panel's ruling, YouTube and other Internet companies could face takedown notices from others in minor video roles.
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An anonymous reader writes: The Wall Street Journal reports (paywalled) that Google is closing its engineering office in Russia. This follows ever-increasing crackdowns from the Russian government over internet freedoms, and intrusive data-handling requirements on internet companies. "[A] new law that takes effect next year requires information on Russian citizens to be stored in data centers in Russia. The law will also penalize Web firms for infringing on personal data rules in the country. Another law passed earlier this year requires bloggers with 3,000 or more daily readers to register with the government and provide their home address. The ruling prevents these bloggers from using foul language and forbids them from spreading false information."
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An anonymous reader writes Canada's Citizen Lab has compiled data from various research projects around the world in an attempt to create a manageable Github repository of government-banned Chinese keywords in internet search terms and which may appear in Chinese websites. Until now the study of such terms has proved problematic due to disparate research methods and publishing formats. A publicly available online spreadsheet which CCL have provided to demonstrate the project gives an interesting insight into the reactive and eccentric nature of the Great Blacklist of China, as far as outside research can deduce. Aside from the inevitable column listings of dissidents and references to government officials and the events in Tiananmen Square in 1989, search terms as basic as "system" and "human body" appear to be blocked.
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jIyajbe writes MIT is indefinitely removing retired physics faculty member Walter Lewin's online lectures from MIT OpenCourseWare and online MITx courses from edX, the online learning platform co-founded by MIT, following a determination that Dr. Lewin engaged in online sexual harassment in violation of MIT policies. For an example of Lewin's colorful style, see this YouTube video. MIT has also revoked Lewin's title as professor emeritus, after the school determined that he "had sexually harassed at least one student online."
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Bennett Haselton writes The corruption of the #Ferguson and #Gamergate hashtags demonstrates how vulnerable the hashtag system is to being swamped by an "angry mob". An alternative algorithm could be created that would allow users to post tweets and browse the ones that had been rated "thoughtful" by other users participating in the same discussion. This would still allow anyone to contribute, even average users lacking a large follower base, while keeping the most stupid and offensive tweets out of most people's feeds. Keep reading to see what Bennett has to say.
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An anonymous reader tips news that the Chaos Computer Club's website was inaccessible for many internet users in the UK after being blocked by the filter set up to block porn sites. Additionally, Vodafone users are unable to access the ticket site to this year's Chaos Commuication Conference. In a post on its website, the CCC said, "Internet filters simply do not work, but leaving technical limitation aside, the CCC's example shows that unsolicited overblocking, meaning wrongly classified websites, is a common phenomenon in large censorship infrastructures. However, it may very well be that the CCC is considered 'extremist' judged by British standards of freedom of speech." CCC spokesperson Dirk Engling added, "We see this as proof that censorship infrastructure – no matter for which reasons it was set up, and no matter which country you are in – will always be abused for political reasons."
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FreedomFirstThenPeac (1235064) writes "A story in The Guardian tells us that in an Orwellian move to legislate language, the Chinese government is attempting to stop the use of puns because they are disruptive and may lead to chaos (not the mathematical kind) and as such are unsuitable for use. However, Chinese is rife with puns, with this example quoted in the story: "When couples marry, people will give them dates and peanuts – a reference to the wish Zaosheng guizi or 'May you soon give birth to a son.' The word for dates is also zao and peanuts are huasheng." The powerful date and peanut lobbies are up in arms, claiming that such a ban will cost them more than peanuts. Their claim? "If you outlaw puns. Only criminals will have puns."
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An anonymous reader writes A client who was dissatisfied with the service of an immigration company in Canada took her grievances online, upon which she was sued for defamation and libel by the owner of the company. A Canadian superior court has tossed out the lawsuit with the note: "One may be dissatisfied with the quality or efficiency of services but expressing one's dissatisfaction is not equivalent to defamation." The court noted: "This demand is grossly exaggerated. It flirts with frivolity and abuse within the meaning given to these words in Article 54.1 C.C.P."
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nbauman writes The Gilbert, AZ school board has voted to tear out a page from Campbell's Biology (a standard highly-recommended textbook that many doctors and scientists fondly remember), because it discusses contraception without also discussing adoption. Julie Smith, a member of the Gilbert Public Schools governing board, said that she was a Catholic and "we do not contracept." Smith convinced the board that Campbell's violates Arizona law to teach "preference, encouragement and support to childbirth and adoption" over abortion. The Arizona Education Department decided that the pages didn't violate Arizona law, but nevermind. Rachel Maddow generously risked hassles for copyright violation and posted the missing pages as a service to Arizona honors biology students.
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An anonymous reader writes This weekend both BT and Sky implemented the new changes, making it harder for their subscribers to reach these sites. Interestingly, however, BT appears to have gone above and beyond the court order, limiting access to various other sites as well. Over the past several days TorrentFreak has received reports from several users of private torrent sites who get an 'error blocked' message instead of their favorite sites. These include the popular IPTorrents.com and TorrentDay.com trackers, as well as scene release site Scnsrc.me. IPTorrents and Torrentday are significant targets. Although both sites require prospective users to obtain an invite from a current member (or from the site itself in exchange for cash), they have over a hundred thousand active users. The error displayed when BT subscribers try to access the above URLs is similar to that returned when users to try access sites covered by High Court injunctions.
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An anonymous reader writes with this snippet from The Guardian: "Internet companies are allowing their networks to be used to plot "murder and mayhem", David Cameron has said in response to the official inquiry into the intelligence agencies' actions ahead of the killing of Lee Rigby. He demanded that internet companies live up to their social responsibilities to report potential terror threats and said there was no reason for such firms to be willing to cooperate with state agencies over child abuse but not over combatting terrorism. His comments to the House of Commons came after the parliamentary intelligence and security committee concluded that the brutal murder of Rigby could have been prevented if an internet company had passed on an online exchange in which one of the killers expressed "in the most graphic terms" his intention to carry out an Islamist jihadi attack.
183 comments | about a month ago
An anonymous reader writes: Starting about a week ago, The Great Firewall of China began blocking the Edgecast CDN. This was spurred by Great Fire's Collateral Freedom project, which used CDNs to get around censorship of individual domains. It left China with either letting go of censorship, or breaking significant chunks of the Internet for their population. China chose to do the latter, and now many websites are no longer functional for Chinese users. I just helped a friend diagnose this problem with his company's site, so it's likely many people are still just starting to discover what's happened and the economic impact is yet to be fully realized. Hopefully pressure on China will reverse the decision.
128 comments | about a month ago
Recently you had a chance to ask acclaimed author of comics, novels, and television, Warren Ellis, about his work and sci-fi in general. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
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George Maschke (699175) writes On Friday afternoon, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the indictment (2.6 mb PDF) of Douglas Gene Williams, a 69-year-old former Oklahoma City police polygraphist turned anti-polygraph activist for teaching two undercover agents posing as federal law enforcement applicants how to pass (or beat) a polygraph test. Williams offers instruction on how to pass polygraph tests through his website, Polygraph.com, which remains online. Marisa Taylor of McClatchy, who has been covering polygraph policy issues for several years, has written an informative report. This appears to be a case where an individual was targeted for criminal prosecution to suppress speech that the U.S. government dislikes. AntiPolygraph.org, which may also have been the target of an attempted entrapment, has a commentary.
328 comments | about a month ago
An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt from Techdirt: A few years ago, we mocked then Senator Joe Lieberman's request that internet companies put "report this content as terrorist content" buttons on various types of online content. The plan went nowhere, because it's a really bad idea, prone to massive abuse. Yet, over in the UK, some apparently think it's such a grand idea that they're actually moving forward with it. This isn't a huge surprise — the current UK government has been going on for quite some time about banning "extremist" content, and just recently ramped up such efforts. And now it appears that a bunch of big UK broadband access providers have agreed to play along: The UK's major Internet service providers – BT, Virgin, Sky and Talk Talk – have this week committed to host a public reporting button for terrorist material online, similar to the reporting button which allows the public to report child sexual exploitation. They have also agreed to ensure that terrorist and extremist material is captured by their filters to prevent children and young people coming across radicalising material.
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Hank Shaw
"Wanna go Dungeness crab fishing?" my friend Jim asked me the other day. He was heading out of Half Moon Bay, just south of San Francisco, to fish for rock cod and crabs with some mutual friends.
I hesitated. Rock cod fishing is pretty grim this time of year, and on these boats you don't actually catch Dungeness crabs so much as watch the mates haul pots. Everyone then splits the bounty at the end of the trip. You might come home with crabs (in a good way), but it ain't fishing. Still, I like Dungeness crabs. A lot. "Okay, I'm in," I told Jim.
Having picked the meat from maybe 5,000 crabs in my life, I've got it down to a science. I don't miss any meat.
I'm glad I did. The experience flooded me with memories of my happy past on Long Island, where I dug clams from a little boat in the back bays. There's nothing like the thrill you get each time you drop a pot or clam rake into the water. Hope and fear compete as you grope at every nuance your trap sends you while you haul it in. It may feel heavy, but are these crabs of legal size? Do I have several dozen clams in my rake, or is it just full of rocks?
We'd soon find out. Our little group boarded the fishing boat Huli-Cat before dawn. It was opening day of the Dungeness crab season, but we'd start the day rockfishing. I was not optimistic. "Don't get your hopes up," I told everyone. "Rockfishing today is going to be tough."
It was. We did catch a few decent fish, and I caught seven, but four were so small I tossed them back. The three black rock cod I did keep weren't huge, either, but they'd do for dinner. Such a pretty face....
Enough of that. Time for the real fun. We packed up and headed to a string of crab pots the captain had dropped at midnight the previous evening. Everyone began buzzing about what we might find, whether we'd be on the crab or not. I found myself buzzing right along with them.
Hank Shaw
It really did feel like being a crewmember on the crab boats of "The Deadliest Catch," only without the bad weather, danger, or long hours. Someone in the bow would gaff the buoy and carry it back to the crew, who would run the buoy line onto the hydraulic winch and begin hauling the pots up from the depths.
The winches whined and groaned, and the line shuddered and drifted back and forth on its way up from the ocean floor, nearly 100 feet down. We all gathered around to watch. Would there be crabs? How many? We began placing bets on how many crabs would be in the pots. Ten? Twenty? Zero?
Suddenly the pot would surface and we'd strain to see if it was full of the buff-and-orange crabs we all sought. We were not disappointed. After a slow first two pots, it rapidly became a bonanza.
The crabs came over the side thick and fast—and huge. More than a few were heavier than two pounds, and a couple could have pushed three pounds. They were truly massive crabs, a joy to see! After the grim rock cod fishing, seeing all these crabs instantly lifted everyone's mood.
What should we do with them? Cioppino! Crab salad! Crab cakes! Everyone had his own special dish for the first Dungeness of the year.
We soon had our limits: Six crabs per person. Even the mates got to take some home for dinner. What's more is that we'd only gone through 11 pots out of the 35 the captain had set for us. An unbelievable haul!
Hank Shaw
Most of our group had their crabs cooked and cracked at a nearby fish market, but—and I know this probably shocks you—I prefer to crack my own crabs.
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So what's your strategy for making code that plays nicely in both 32bit & 64bit environments?
I didn't have one, but then it turned out I had Microsoft's all along: For the last couple of years I've largely written dotNet targeted at version 2.0 unless I really need higher, using VSE running on XP (32bit) and there is no choice but to have your code built for "Any CPU". So on 32bit an app runs as 32 bit and on 64bit it runs as 64bit. If you happen to write/read the registry it's always in the same path on both architectures - no Wow6432Node magic involved.
I did however, run into a little pain (pinprick) with a compiled AutoIT app which ultimately calls a couple of CMD files, and being 32bit that runs them with the 32bit cmd.exe so any reg settings and so on you do there automagically end up redirected into that Wow6432Node. I also had one of those CMD files install a INF file, and the standard variable %11% in there which would point to system32 on a 32bit system ends up pointed at SysWOW64. [1]
Thinking about all this I still really hate the couterintuitive side of 64bit Windows i.e. the system32 folder is where the 64bit code lives and the SysWOW64 folder is where the 32bit code lives
[1] I did something completely different in this case, but you can do some workarounds like this.Code:if exist %systemroot%\sysnative\reg.exe (set reg="%systemroot%\sysnative\reg.exe") else (set reg=reg) %reg% add blah blah...
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I have it all done now and ran a water test run and it worked great it held temps perfect...Is my panel labeling too over the top ?
Wow. I think I'm in love!
Great looking rig, and it seems like it would be very efficient and easy to use. I'm jealous as well as very impressed!
Very nice.... Where did you get the switches from? Are they 120V or 12V flipping relays? I've been looking for some 120V/15A switches with that exact look, "RatShack" has some 120V/15A switches, but they're not that style.
I have a place under a palm tree for that new brew rig Pat.
Bier Jagdwaffe... Bier 30 zeit.....~~=o&o>..........
I am going to use the same RIMS tube (from freddyb), I'm curious about a few things.
Does the 1/2" tubing slip over the fittings on the rims tube well? What did you use for the thermocouple mounting? Can you post a pic of how you plumbed it? I am assuming a tee. Did you use the 2" RTD from Auber?
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The Raiders just beat San Francisco. One step closer to the #1 overall pick...
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The Raiders just beat San Francisco. One step closer to the #1 overall pick...
What's up old friends? Hope y'all are doing well. Just a couple more weeks till the season starts. Thank god. Go Grizz!
Hating the NFL more and more with each passing day. What a ****ing travesty.
Really don't like how this draft turned out for us. I want to give Webster the benefit of the doubt, but this is his third draft and all of them have been unspectacular.
Hahahaha, Fishface is definitely punking our a$$es in this draft.
Haha hey man, what's your username on GoTitans?
If Webster is smart enough to take Murray in the fourth, I can forgive him for taking "Hideyakids" Lewan last night. Murray would be a godsend in the fourth.
Yeah I'm not really sure how we are going to run a 3-4 without a legitimate NT on the roster. I mean we have Al Woods, but that's not gonna cut it. That's why I would have taken Nix, but I am happy...
Now that was a very nice pick.
Hell yeah I can't believe we actually did it.
Really not mad about missing out on Carr. But now I'm worried we're going to **** our next pick up and take Mettenberger or something.
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I want Louis Nix, but I'd be cool with Hageman, Attaochu, Van Noy, Lee, Bradford, Carr, Murray, Garoppolo.
Lewan was literally the one guy I could not get behind. I can't stand Johnny Football at least he's not a sick ****ing sociopath like Lewan.
Oh fcuk no.
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Christmas come late.
Check out this thread started by my man bgassassin on the grizzlies.com boards:
Looks like we could be looking at a really nice chunk...
Ideal draft for me is:
1) Anthony Barr
2) Aaron Murray
4) Charles Sims
Strange season and even stranger playoffs, and I had a blast the whole time. I love the pure heart and determination we showed all year. I can't wait to see what kind of moves we make this summer.
Webster is talking like they aren't gonna draft an RB until the 4th or 5th, which I think is the right move:
I'm a huge fan. Don't think he'll make it past the 2nd round. Ideally we could trade down from #42 to the late 2nd, pick up a 3rd rounder, and take Murray. But I'm skeptical that he even makes it...
The Grindhouse is gonna be a absolutely insane tonight.
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This 1969 TVR Vixen has undergone a recent restoration, though the interior remains unfinished. We have always liked the cleaner lines of these TVRs compared to the later M-series, and the "Pumpkin-Yellow" paint on this one actually seems to work on the TVR's odd curves. Find it here on eBay in Hinesburg, Vermont.
People really dug my Vixen. I've had over 100 cars & the TVR was one of the top ones when it came to folks raving about how cool it was.
@jboat49 Good luck there, hope you wind up as a new TVRVixen owner… they are great cars. If I did not already have one I would have been all over this one.
Along with a Tiger and a 2002Tii, these are on my list. This one looks exactly right — tough part's been done, just some interior sorting and finishing, plus some select tweaks to the Kent 4. Wires, color, wheelbase — it's all there and working nicely together. It's about two hours from me, so it may get a look this week. I'll do a little holiday shopping for ME for a change!
I had a red Vixen just like this one. This should whip 2002's 510's Mini's, 4cyl Porsches (non turbo) Alfas, & a boatload of other contemporaries to this car. It is NOT under-powered. People just think it is slow because faster V8 TVR's were also built.
I mentioned a Zetec swap earlier. I think that would be the obvious choice to put in IF the 1600 blew up. But I would never remove a running 1600.
Btw, The Zetec is basicly the modern twin-cam evolution of the Kent 1600.
also, loving the wire wheels.
I'm familiar with these. Great in Vermont. Don't get killed.
I've been entranced with early TVRs since I saw a 289 -powered Griffith blow off Super Stocks at LIONS back in the early-60s. The guy could barely keep it going in a straight line under full pedal, but Gawd, it was quick.
Certain car shapes work in the color. I find this too be one of them.
Beautiful car, and that's an original factory color. Don't confuse "under powered" with excellent chassis balance. Ford Kent motor very tunable, can easily double horsepower, but you can't take away the Griffith's front-end mass.
No comments about the petrol tank in the back? Bring a fire extinguisher!
Nice car, I would have it!
I tried to get into a Series I. When I finally made it, my feet were trapped under the pedals. To get out, I wound up nearly on my hands and knees. The owner laughed and said that when alcohol is involved, he has the same problem.
The longer wheelbase of the M series provides a step in the door opening that makes entry nad exit an easier affair.
common complaint with these (as represented here) is that they're underpowered. yet they have a 1600cc 4 cylinder engine powering a coupe similar in size and curb weight to a porsche 356. why does one seem to receive a disproportionate level of criticism?
Extra points for not having a black webasto sunroof lousing up the lines. Lines you say on an earlier TVR? Yes. In person they are cool little retrocars. Way fun to drive and I love the overall feel of them.
neat car, saw it last night on ebay and thought it was BAT worthy, looks like someone else had the same idea
a buddy has a 71 2500 and he did up a 289 dual quad for it
really scoots
not for drivers with excessive girth or height though
i like the earlier styling better myself
my buddy and wife are both not tall so they fit comfortably
These are fun little cars agile easy to fix, and quite quick despite the small displacement engine. I am pleased to say I own one and would recommend one of these cars to anyone who wants something different. Comfortable, quick decent mileage, excellent visibility, distinctive styling. Most of the hard work is done on this car, don't know what the reserve is but, someone in our ranks should snap this one up, drop it off at the upholstery shop then just enjoy the heck out of this great little car. These are budget exotics make no mistake.
Swap in a Zetec for cheap increase in HP.
Alsomissing front inner fenders? good luck sourcing those for less than a couple grand. Plus plan on fabing a some rear interior walls. Door seams look like cars has sat "dry" for a why and either "shrunk" or "warped" a bit." I'd look much deeper than the shiny paint on this one.
I love these cars but these are true "you get what you pay for" items.
I also believe that they started to bolt the body to the tube frame instead of fiber glassing it on. This made it easy to work on if you had to remove the body.
This would be great starting point for any one who wants a vixen – looks like a lot of the hard work has already been done.
yes S2 got the longer wheel base (4 1/2 inch stretch) I think what you really don't want is the funky trailing arm suspension of the early grantura's
The ford crossflow is a huge plus IMO , this engine family has huge support and an enormous catalogue of hi performance parts . with little tuning the FCF can make more HP than the 6's that later without the weight penalty .
As a bonus it is right by where I am snowboarding today… I could just swing by and pick it up!
If I was a rich man…
Unfortunately under-powered…isn't it Mr Griffith?
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I absolutely LOVE this foundation. It's so light on my face and it's great for daytime wear. It is buildable up to medium coverage. There are so many shades to choose from and it's so easy to find the right shade. I would like it even more if it had a pump. This is awesome for the price!
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This is my all time favorite drug store foundation. What's great about this line is their color selection. It breaks it into Cool, neutral and warm. It makes it a bit easier to find your color match. It is a build able foundation with a bit of a gold shine to it. No glitter at all. It gives you a beautiful healthy light glow to the skin. I would say this is a medium to full coverage foundation. I love to apply this foundation with a makeup sponge. It also has SPF 17 which is always a plus! I've never had any skin irritations with this foundations. Absolutely love!
L'Oreal True Match foundation was much of a disappointment. Whilst on search for a good foundation, I came across this. With it's speculations of being similar to M.A.C foundations, I spent the £10.99 and gave it a try. Using my Real Techniques expert face brush, I blended the foundation in. I found that it had a very light coverage with a watery consistancy. To get a 'flawless' look, two layers were provided! For my dry skin, this foundation stuck to every patch! The life of this foundation upon the skin is short. It lasts goodly for up to 3 hours before touching up is provided. This product was not worth the money or hype and I will not be repurchasing!!! Ashamed of L'Oreal due to being one of my favourite makeup brands!
I love this product.
I've only found one thing wrong with it, which is since I have dry skin, mostly in the winter time, it had a tendency to catch onto the dry parts of my face and cake up a little bit in those areas. Other than that, the formula is amazing, they have an incredible colour range, it's easy to blend, has great coverage, which is also still buildable if you need to. I also have extremely sensitive skin, and it didn't break me out at all. It also lasted for a pretty long time- 7 hours at least- and it didn't even feel like I was wearing any foundation. I just wish it came with a pump!! <3
I love this foundation!
It covers up my acne pretty well and is really easy to work with. I have used a beauty blender, fingers and standard foundation brush to apply this and it seems to work with either technique.
A bummer that I accidentally got a neutral undertone instead of the warm undertone but luckily the neutral still works aright with my yellow undertone, although it does look a tad too pale on my skin.
One major downside is that the price. It is pretty expensive in Australia at $32 but I like how it has a pump as opposed to the American version.
Also a little side note. DO NOT WEAR THIS IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON TAKING FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY AT NIGHT. It gives off an almost ghostly white cast due to it containing SPF 17 (although for me it may also be because the foundation is already slightly too light for my skin to begin with)
Other than that, great foundation, highly recommend
It's one of the least blendable foundations I've ever used. It's overrated.
- It's cheap
- Streaky
- Doesn't sit or blend well into the skin
- meh packaging
So I finally bought this after much thought and to-ing and fro-ing. Being a NC 42 in MAC, high street foundations are never dark enough for my skin tone. I must say the colour range on the True Match is extensive. I bought two shades, W7 and W6 after swatching shade after shade, these were the closest to my skin tone. I have been using the W7 for the past three days now. Initially when I put this on in the mornings I find that it gives me a slightly grey cast, but it settles after about an hour and looks very good for colour match. As I have oily skin, the oils do start to show after about 5-6 hours of wear which I deem very good for a high street brand. It feels light on the skin and comfortable to wear. Blends well enough, I have used a beauty blender and stippling brush, I prefer brush application for this foundation as it needs to be buffed into my skin to make it look more natural, I found with the beauty blender it was very obvious I was wearing foundation. I can use the W6 shade during the colder months when I lose some colour from the summer. In the UK the bottle comes with a pump and a cap. Cost £10 per bottle. I need about (less than) 1 pump for each application, I usually put only one layer on. Overall a good product for the price.
I use this when I have bad acne and when I don't feel like wearing kat von d. (This is a bit more natural) the shade range... WOW found my perfect shade (which is W1 in case you're wondering) covers all my acne, almost matte, just really great and BY FAAAAARRR the best drugstore foundation and probably always will be
I really think this is a good foundation, it has a really nice skin like finish (if you apply it right) not too matte and not too dewy. But because i have oily/combo skin it dose start getting a little too shiny for my liking, but its nothing a little powder cant fix. Overall i think its awesome with a nice finish, okay lasting power and great shad rang.
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I just purchased this last night in the shade N1. First off- it's still too dark for my skin, but I really am a true neutral so I figured it would be better than being too pink or yellow. Second- ugh. The bottle. No bueno. Third- even though I used my oil controlling face wash and moisturizer AND benefit porefessional primer, it sank into the pores on my cheeks right away. Usually they aren't that noticeable, but with this they really stand out. Had the same problem with creases around my eyes. Meanwhile any dry spots, blemishes and redness is emphasized. Not to mention that I absolutely CAN feel this on my skin, even though it claims to be so lightweight. And it is no match for my glasses, so my nose has streaks down the sides. I've tried applying it with a brush, a sponge and my fingers and it's always the same. I hope they'll let me return it.
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