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1 "Do you know the month when mountain goats give birth? Have you ever watched a doe bear her fawn? | 1 "Do you know when the mountain goats give birth? Do you watch when the doe bears her fawn? |
2 Do you know how many months she is pregnant? Do you know the season of her delivery, | 2 Do you count the months till they bear? Do you know the time they give birth? |
3 when she crouches down and drops her offspring? | 3 They crouch down and bring forth their young; their labor pains are ended. |
4 Her young ones flourish and are soon on their own; they leave and don't come back. | 4 Their young thrive and grow strong in the wilds; they leave and do not return. |
5 "Who do you think set the wild donkey free, opened the corral gates and let him go? | 5 "Who let the wild donkey go free? Who untied his ropes? |
6 I gave him the whole wilderness to roam in, the rolling plains and wide-open places. | 6 I gave him the wasteland as his home, the salt flats as his habitat. |
7 He laughs at his city cousins, who are harnessed and harried. He's oblivious to the cries of teamsters. | 7 He laughs at the commotion in the town; he does not hear a driver's shout. |
8 He grazes freely through the hills, nibbling anything that's green. | 8 He ranges the hills for his pasture and searches for any green thing. |
9 "Will the wild buffalo condescend to serve you, volunteer to spend the night in your barn? | 9 "Will the wild ox consent to serve you? Will he stay by your manger at night? |
10 Can you imagine hitching your plow to a buffalo and getting him to till your fields? | 10 Can you hold him to the furrow with a harness? Will he till the valleys behind you? |
11 He's hugely strong, yes, but could you trust him, would you dare turn the job over to him? | 11 Will you rely on him for his great strength? Will you leave your heavy work to him? |
12 You wouldn't for a minute depend on him, would you, to do what you said when you said it? | 12 Can you trust him to bring in your grain and gather it to your threshing floor? |
13 "The ostrich flaps her wings futilely - all those beautiful feathers, but useless! | 13 "The wings of the ostrich flap joyfully, but they cannot compare with the pinions and feathers of the stork. |
14 She lays her eggs on the hard ground, leaves them there in the dirt, exposed to the weather, | 14 She lays her eggs on the ground and lets them warm in the sand, |
15 Not caring that they might get stepped on and cracked or trampled by some wild animal. | 15 unmindful that a foot may crush them, that some wild animal may trample them. |
16 She's negligent with her young, as if they weren't even hers. She cares nothing about anything. | 16 She treats her young harshly, as if they were not hers; she cares not that her labor was in vain, |
17 She wasn't created very smart, that's for sure, wasn't given her share of good sense. | 17 for God did not endow her with wisdom or give her a share of good sense. |
18 But when she runs, oh, how she runs, laughing, leaving horse and rider in the dust. | 18 Yet when she spreads her feathers to run, she laughs at horse and rider. |
19 "Are you the one who gave the horse his prowess and adorned him with a shimmering mane? | 19 "Do you give the horse his strength or clothe his neck with a flowing mane? |
20 Did you create him to prance proudly and strike terror with his royal snorts? | 20 Do you make him leap like a locust, striking terror with his proud snorting? |
21 He paws the ground fiercely, eager and spirited, then charges into the fray. | 21 He paws fiercely, rejoicing in his strength, and charges into the fray. |
22 He laughs at danger, fearless, doesn't shy away from the sword. | 22 He laughs at fear, afraid of nothing; he does not shy away from the sword. |
23 The banging and clanging of quiver and lance don't faze him. | 23 The quiver rattles against his side, along with the flashing spear and lance. |
24 He quivers with excitement, and at the trumpet blast races off at a gallop. | 24 In frenzied excitement he eats up the ground; he cannot stand still when the trumpet sounds. |
25 At the sound of the trumpet he neighs mightily, smelling the excitement of battle from a long way off, catching the rolling thunder of the war cries. | 25 At the blast of the trumpet he snorts, 'Aha!' He catches the scent of battle from afar, the shout of commanders and the battle cry. |
26 "Was it through your know how that the hawk learned to fly, soaring effortlessly on thermal updrafts? | 26 "Does the hawk take flight by your wisdom and spread his wings toward the south? |
27 Did you command the eagle's flight, and teach her to build her nest in the heights, | 27 Does the eagle soar at your command and build his nest on high? |
28 Perfectly at home on the high cliff-face, invulnerable on pinnacle and crag? | 28 He dwells on a cliff and stays there at night; a rocky crag is his stronghold. |
29 From her perch she searches for prey, spies it at a great distance. | 29 From there he seeks out his food; his eyes detect it from afar. |
30 Her young gorge themselves on carrion; wherever there's a roadkill, you'll see her circling." | 30 His young ones feast on blood, and where the slain are, there is he." |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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JANUARY 20 Barksdale Theatre will present "Always…Patsy Cline" through April 29 at Hanover Tavern, 13181 Hanover Courthouse Rd. The show is a tribute to legendary country singer Patsy Cline who died at age 30 in a plane crash in 1963. It includes many of Cline's hits such as "Crazy," "I Fall to Pieces," "Sweet Dreams" and "Walking After Midnight." The show is part of the 2012 Acts of Faith Festival. Tickets are $38 for adults, $35 for seniors and $19 for ages 18 and under. For a complete performance schedule, visit http://www.barksdalerichmond.org . *** A river-themed indoor art walk titled "Winter to Spring" will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Crossroads Art Center, 2016 Staples Mill Rd. The exhibit displays original art by James River Art League members including oils, acrylics, pastels, watercolors and mixed media. River-related art will be offered for sale and members of the Friends of the James River Park will be available with information about FOJRP. Admission is free. Proceeds from the cash bar will benefit Henrico CASA, who will also be hosting a silent auction. For details, visit http://www.jamesriverartleague.com or http://www.jamesriverpark.org. *** River North Dance Chicago will perform at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 20-21 in Alice Jepson Theatre at the University of Richmond. There will be a post-show question and answer session with members. Tickets are $40. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu . *** St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 12291 River Rd., will present "To Whom It May Concern" at 7 p.m. Jan. 20-21 and at 2 p.m. Jan. 22. The musical is a warm and witty observation of what really goes on in the hearts and minds of people as they participate in a church service. The production is part of the 2012 Acts of Faith Festival. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for youth and are only available at the door. Proceeds will benefit CARITAS. For details, visit http://www.stmarysgoochland.org . JANUARY 21 Youth ages 8-12 are invited to Snowflakes, Kites and S'mores from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Dorey Recreation Center, 2999 Darbytown Rd. Kite enthusiasts will have an opportunity to create their own kite, as well as enjoy s'mores and hot chocolate. The cost is $7.50. To register, call Sheila Cunningham at 795-2334. *** Join the Virginia Opera for a humorous, insightful and interactive introduction to the art of opera at 2 p.m. at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Admission is free but registration is required. For details, call 328-4491. *** The Center Season at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd., continues at 7 p.m. with "An Evening with Mark Twain." The performance is an insightful and humorous re-creation of a lecture that the world famous author would have given during his highly acclaimed work tour culminating in 1905. Tickets are $25. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com . *** Visitors to Henricus Historical Park, 251 Henricus Park Rd., are invited to participate in the Battle of Trent's Reach Civil War Tour aboard the "Discovery Barge II," a covered 24-pontoon boat captained by Mike Ostrander of Discover the James. Tours will take place at 1 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. The excursion will feature local wildlife and 17th-century through modern day history at Henricus and Dutch Gap. A maximum of six people may participate in each tour, which costs $25 per person. Reservations are strongly encouraged. For details, call 318-8728. JANUARY 22 The program "Sing Out for Freedom – Pray for Peace" will take place at 4 p.m. at Congregation Beth Ahabah, 1111 W. Franklin St. The program is part of Living the Dream, Richmond's annual commemoration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. For details, call Annie Bornstein at 358-6757. *** Jim Barone, an award-winning Elvis tribute artist, will perform "A Tribute to Elvis Presley" at 3:30 p.m. at Henrico Theater, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Special guest is Michael Falcone. Admission is $25 to $32. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. for VIP and 2:30 p.m. for regular admission. For details, call 215-983-5200. |
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OutRVA and Say I Do! have collaborated to offer LGBT couples an opportunity to win an all-expenses-paid wedding at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden's Robins Tea House on March 7.
In September, Richmond Region Tourism launched OutRVA, a campaign designed to show people Richmond's strong LGBT community and highlight the area as a travel destination.
The winning couple will say "I do" in a ceremony coordinated by event designer and floral artist Casey Godlove of Strawberry Fields Flowers & Gifts and marriage concierge, Ayana Obika of All About The Journey. The couple will receive wardrobe and styling, a custom wedding cake, florals, an overnight stay at the Linden Row Inn (including a suite on the day of the wedding for preparation), and a post-wedding brunch at the Hilton Garden Inn on Sunday, March 8. > Read more.
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It's off to the theatre – this weekend in Henrico! "Two on Tap" at CACGA brings audiences back in time to an era when couples like Fred & Ginger and Mickey & Judy filled the silver screen. CAT Theatre's production of "Book of Days" begins tonight and runs through Feb. 7. Fans of the Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon "Schoolhouse Rock!" will love the live adaptation at the University of Richmond on Sunday. The Shanghai Quartet will also perform at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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I don't care how healthy they are, I just don't think I can swallow the idea of crickets and grasshoppers on my dinner plate. It's a little too Indiana Jones for me.
I have been hearing more and more about how nutritious insects are. In a recent time.com story, bugs from crickets to catepillars were touted for their nutritional value and culinary inclusion (even esteem) in foreign countries. In the story, May Berenbaum, the head of the Department of Entomology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, explains why crickets in particular are found in many diets.
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I am below average but I usually bottom anyway, so my size is a non-issue but I topped a few times, the feedback is good. I don't really care about the size, I have a 8.5 inches before and it feels the same with someone with 5 inches.
Yes, size matters to me! Not so much the length, but the thickness. I love a thick cock!
Also, skills play a big role in satisfying the bottom. I have had guys with short cocks that could rock my world!
Homophobia kills!
I wana post a pic on this site but I am worried I am small. Would people on this site judge and take the piss?
You're not supposed to post cock photos in the Hot Topics forum, but you can post them on the amateur self-pics forum. What exactly are you looking for by posting the pictures? An honest appraisal? A list of guys who would "do you"? You'll probably get both.
I want honest opinion but not rude, I don't mind people saying its small lol. And i like knowing people can see me
Then post it in your gallery, and send me a private message with the link. I like looking.
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68 Report by Heyward
Extracts [NEW YORK, June 1947] [1]
Report by the Australian Alternate
1. The official report to the Council [2] on the Second Session was approved by the Commission, and is accurate so far as it goes.
I believe that the decisions taken were generally in accord with Australian interests. This report does not cover matters adequately treated in the official report, but rather those that, in the nature of things, could not be said officially.
2. The Commission elected its sub-commissions on Employment and Economic Stability and Economic Development (including L. G.
Melville [3] on the former) and considered three matters on instruction from the Economic and Social Council:
(a) On economic stability and full employment it passed a pious resolution in effect asking the U.S. to keep on importing and lending, and the devastated countries to work harder. The long- term aspects were passed over to the Sub-Commission for report back in February, 1948.
(b) On economic development there was an inconclusive discussion and the whole matter was passed over to the Sub-Commission for report back in February, 1948.
(c) On regular reports to the Council on world economic conditions and trends, the Secretariat was asked to present a summary to each session of the Council as soon as possible. Technical discussion of the nature of contents was left to the Sub-Commission.
Broadly the Commission failed to make a successful transition from procedural to real work. This might be improved slowly by nations changing the type of their representation and by the Secretariat undertaking more adequate preparation together with the Specialized Agencies. This involves more staff and more funds.
Even if these things are done the Commission will not fulfil the possibilities that exist for fostering full employment through international economic collaboration. It therefore needs supplementing by additional consultations within the British Commonwealth and with the U.S., and possibly with other countries of Northern and Western Europe.
This Commission is generally regarded as the most important of the functional commissions of the Economic and Social Council as its terms of reference require it to coordinate economic aspects of the work of other Commissions and Specialized Agencies. It was also the first ESC commission to hold a second session and thus face the most difficult stage of its growth, when it has to go beyond procedural matters (to which all can contribute) and lay the basis for real achievements. In general the Commission failed to rise to this opportunity. An analysis of the failure may help us to improve the economic work of the United Nations and its Specialized Agencies in the future.
The Members did not represent the appropriate activities of their Governments
5. It should be the function of this Commission to bring together Government representatives concerned with economic planning in their respective countries, so that the Commission could be a centre for harmonising the international relations of national economic policies as far as possible. Out of 15 member nations, 5 have chosen representatives whose permanent position fits them for this task; they are the U.K., whose representative, R.L. Hall, is becoming head of the Cabinet Economic Offices, Australia, Canada (Mr. Deutsch is Director of Economic Relations in the Department of Finance) and China and Poland whose representatives are Deputy Directors of their country's central planning boards. [4] It is very unfortunate that the U.S.A. does not fall in this list. Her representative, Dr. I. Lubin, as a prominent Roosevelt man is drifting further away from his Government, is connected with the Americans for Democratic Action movement, and earns his living as economic adviser to 10 motion-picture corporations. At this Session he sometimes disregarded the advice of his senior adviser from the State Department.
Norway and France come reasonably close to what is desired with teaching or research economists who also advise their Governments.
6. The representatives of Czechoslovakia and India come from the Economic Division of their Foreign Affairs Departments and this is approximately the position of the representative of Brazil (Guimaraes) who as head of the Research Department of the Bank of Brazil attends many international economic conferences for his Government.
7. The members for the U.S.S.R., Byelorussia, Belgium, and Cuba, are permanent representatives to the United Nations, mostly with a background in the economic work of their foreign affairs departments. Permanent U.N. representatives cannot provide effective discussion and coordination of matters so closely concerned with domestic affairs (though it is useful to have on the Commission people who are accustomed to U.N. procedures).
Composed so heterogeneously and with so many alternates, the Commission seemed incapable of discussing other than trivial matters. None of the four papers presented by members, the two by the Secretariat, and the many presented by the Specialized Agencies provoked any discussion.
8. Possible Remedies
(a) So far as membership of the Commission is concerned an opportunity could be made when the Economic and Social Council is proceeding to the election of members of the Economic and Employment Commission to discuss the type of representative wanted. The Economic and Employment Commission had a very useful discussion of this nature before proceeding to the election of its sub-commissions.
(b) Even if governments chose the right representatives, national economies are too dissimilar and the ways of thought of their representatives too far apart for effective collaboration in achieving full employment in an organisation representing the whole world. The problem is how those who have similar economies and a similar sense of business can get together without giving a set-back to the development of wider collaboration through the United Nations.
Obviously the British Commonwealth could get together without adverse comment, and the exchange of staff between Australia and the U.K. Cabinet Economic Offices may naturally lead to closer collaboration on policy. U.K.'s R.L. Hall is thinking of visiting the U.S. regularly for consultations with them.
Others who might be of like mind are Scandinavia and the Low Countries and France. Hall asked privately whether Canberra would think all these should get together. This is a very tentative idea owing to the difficulties of expanding official consultations beyond the British Commonwealth and outside the U.N. On the other hand, bilateral conversations through diplomatic representatives not intimately concerned with these matters would not be likely to achieve the purpose.
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Regular Reports on World Economic Conditions and Trends
32. I put in a paper (E/CN 1/39) in an attempt to get the Commission down to practical details but it suffered the common fate of not being discussed. The Commission was equally supine, however, when I had voted into the appropriate sections of the report a few sentences promising us what we want as soon as the Secretariat has the staff to do it (including the sentence 'in particular the Commission hopes that the Secretariat will soon be in a position to place before the Council at each Session a summary of current conditions and trends for the Council's information in dealing with particular issues of economic importance on its agenda'). [5]
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This is my first year with a garden, and I have tomatoes coming out of my ears. I want to make some spaghetti sauce, and found several recipes online. Some here:
http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,canned_spaghetti_sauce,FF.html and 1 on the pick-your-own website. My question is - do I really have to peel the tomatoes? I've got a million things going on at the moment and lots to do and don't necessarily feel like taking those extra steps - but I will if its absolutely necessary? Also, some recipes say to squeeze all the juice out of the tomates, and some don't.... what gives with that? |
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You'll regret it if you don't remove them, sorry. See previous discussions on this linked below. Also, please be sure you are using a tested and safe canning recipe. Many on the net are NOT safe recipes for canning. Use the approved recipe in the Ball Blue Book or the one from NCHFP the National Center for Home Food Processing. There are also many recipes here that a search will pull up. The recommendation for pre-squeezing is so you will have a thicker sauce. It gets rid of much of the water in the fruit up front and can save you lots of time in cooking down the sauce. Dave |
Here is a link that might be useful: Why remove tomato skins discussions...
Pressed for time...as the tomatoes ripen throughout the summer try the following. Wash the tomatoes, cut off the stem end and any blemishes, cut in half lengthwise, squeeze out as much seed & juice as you can (but you can skip this), place in a gallon size ziplock bag and freeze until you have time to make sauce. Continue these steps until the season is over. Then when you have time to make your sauce thaw the tomatoes in the fridge, then drain in a colander, then cook tomatoes until soft (so straining will be easier) and strain through a food mill and make your sauce per recipe. I've been making tomato sauce like this for years |
Thanks. Thats a great idea. I think next year I'll prep them in batches so I don't have so much work to do all at once. |
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Jimmy Kimmel has played some pretty good pranks on unsuspecting victims. But for April Fools' Day, he asked viewers to channel their own inner Ashton Kutcher and punk their loved ones.
Kimmel and his staffers compiled some of the best submissions for their latest YouTube challenge in the following clip. Looks like Kimmel fans have a penchant for torturing their children with false information, from the poor kid who thinks he won an awesome prize from Legoland to the little boy who thinks his Xbox has been sold.


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Fort Worth Zoo
The mission of the Fort Worth Zoo is to strengthen the bond between humans and the environment by promoting responsible stewardship of wildlife and ensuring diverse, high-quality educational and entertaining family experiences through effective and efficient management of its resources.
The Fort Worth Zoo is currently working with 35 endangered species through the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's Species Survival Plans.
Exhibits include World of Primates, Asian Falls, Raptor Canyon, Cheetahs, Komodo Dragon, Koala Outback, and the Herpetarium.
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Travel back 150 years at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, a premier nature reserve that strives to educate the public about wildlife while preserving the native prairies and wetlands unique to North Texas.
The nature park offers visitors variety. It sits on a transition between two soil-types common to Tarrant County: the Grand Prairie and the Western Cross Timbers. In addition to the prairie lands, the refuge features wetlands because of the Trinity River that runs through it.
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The Fort Worth Botanic Garden, the oldest botanic garden in Texas, is a lush 109-acre tapestry of dappled shade and vibrant splashes of color. A peaceful haven nestled in the heart of Fort Worth's Cultural District, the Garden is home to over 2,500 species of native and exotic plants that flourish in its 21 specialty gardens.
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Enter a world of mystery and enchantment in the Japanese Garden. Serpentine paths entice you to surrender your senses and discover a new treasure at every turn. Feed thousands of exotic Imperial Carp (Koi) that beseech your attention; some will accept a gentle caress in exchange for a few pellets of food. Stone, earth, leaf, and water become one in this 7-acre land of wonder.
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The Kimbell Art Museum's holdings range in period from antiquity to the 20th century, including masterpieces from Fra Angelico and Caravaggio to Cézanne and Matisse. The Museum is one of the only institutions in the Southwest with a substantial collection of Asian arts, and has also assembled small but select groups of Mesoamerican and African pieces as well as Mediterranean antiquities.
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In 2002 the Modern celebrated the 110th anniversary of its founding charter, granted in 1892 to the Fort Worth Public Library and Art Gallery. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is the oldest art museum in Texas and one of the oldest museums in the western United States. The Modern maintains one of the foremost collections of postwar art in the central United States. The Museums permanent collection consists of approximately 2,600 works of art, including paintings, sculpture, site-specific installations, drawings, prints, photographs and videotapes/discs. A new home for the Modern Art Museum, designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, opened in Fort Worths Cultural District on December 14, 2002.
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The Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame honors Texas men and women who have excelled in the sports of rodeo and cutting. The inductees include Ty Murray (7 time World Champion All Around Cowboy), Tuff Hedeman (4 time World Champion Bull Rider), Charmayne James (11 time World Champion Barrel Racer), and Don Gay (8 time World Champion Bull Rider), just to name a few. Each booth contains photographs and memorabilia; and many of the booths also have video, depicting the honorees careers in their respective events.
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After another reduction in my meds to .88 of Levoxyl, the last 3 days have been filled with repeat palpitations. They're not as strong as they were pre-medication, but they are coming again. The strange thing is that it seems they last longer... as long as 10 minutes in some cases.
So I called the doctor and the nurse called me back. Evidently I am now HYPERthyroid, instead of HypOthyroid. She said some palpitations would be expected while my body gets used to the reduced medication.
What a balancing act this is!
I did get my first accupuncture treatment yesterday. It will take several before it makes a difference. I'm thinking I need to hold off on another until I know what's going on.
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This weekend I'll be at the Detroit FanFare hosting the TwoMorrow's Publishing booth. The show is now in its fourth year and is Friday to Sunday at the Adoba Hotel Dearborn, 600 Town Center Dr., Dearborn, MI 48126.
I'll be in the Great Lakes Ballroom across from Jeff Smith. In fact, I'll have copies of Modern Masters: Jeff Smith so you can buy it and have Jeff sign it. How cool is that?!
Many of you know that I write for Back Issue magazine and I've been planning on this weekend for a long time. It's a warm-up for the much bigger C2E2 2014. If all goes right at this show, I'll be in Chicago next April. Also, every single book and magazine at the table is 50% off.
The Detroit Fanfare is a family friendly show, so no ex-wrestlers or has-been Playboy bunnies. Just a fun comic book show – that gets bigger and better every year.
Hope to see you there!


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How to interface Sharp's distance sensor with 8051 microcontroller (AT89C51)
This project uses Sharp's distance measuring sensors for exact distance measurement. Advanced measurement techniques make these sensors more reliable. They have higher precision since they are less influenced by the color and reflectivity of the reflected object. They use a focused beam to indicate the presence and location of an object in a particular range depending on the variant of the sensor. Typical ranges for different sharp sensors vary from 4 cm to 150 cm.
The project works on the same principle as that of simple IR sensor based distance measurement. The analog output of the sensor is directly converted to digital by employing an ADC0804 interfaced with AT89C51. The measured distance is also displayed on an LCD screen. This project is used for detecting humans and objects in several devices, security systems and robotics applications. It can be employed for sanitary purposes in electronic faucets, flush levers, soap dispensers etc.
This project mainly consists of three units: a sensor unit, an ADC component and the LCD module.
The sensor, Sharp 2Y0A02 infrared ranger, gives an output voltage proportionate to the distance of an object from it. It has a detection range of 20cm - 150cm and the output characteristic can be obtained from the datasheet. The analog output of the sensor is connected to the input of the ADC0804.
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Quiz: Are You the Difficult Person Sitting at the Holiday Table?
Most difficult people don't realize quite how difficult others find them to be; from their perspective, their words and action seem quite reasonable. If you're finding others difficult, or touchy, maybe you are the difficult one.
As you answer these questions, be brutally honest. Don't make excuses; just answer accurately. These questions apply to family members gathering for a holiday — or to co-workers, or to any group of people who are trying to get along with each other.
–Do you often find that when you do something nice for people, they do a lot of grumbling? Do they seem ungrateful or uncooperative? For example, you offered to host Thanksgiving dinner, but no one appreciated it.
–When you join a group of people, does the mood often shift? Does a group tend to break apart after you join it?
–When you do something generous for others, do you think it only right that your generosity will allow you to make decisions for them or direct their actions?
–Do you find it hard to get your calls and emails returned?
–Are you often puzzled when people dramatically over-react to little mistakes, oversights, or casual remarks you make? You bring up some cute anecdote from years ago, and everyone acts upset.
–Do you often find yourself saying defensively, "It was just a joke!"
–Do you think it important to express your true feelings and views authentically, even if that means upsetting other people?
–Do you find that people seem resentful and angry when you offer objective, helpful criticism or advice?
–Do you often find out that something you've done or said has caused an argument between two other people? For example, your son tells you that he and your daughter-in-law have been arguing about the lovely holiday plans you've made.
–Do you find that even when you're trying to be helpful by explaining something or providing information, people don't want to seem to listen?
–Do you feel annoyed because people tend to refuse to acknowledge your greater experience or knowledge in an area, and instead, ignore your suggestions?
–Do people tend to change the conversation when you try to explain a major insight that has led you to make a major lifestyle change?
–Do people tend to gang up against you – when you're arguing one side, everyone takes the other side, or when one person criticizes you, everyone else chimes in?
–Do you find it funny to see other people squirm?
–If someone asks for your opinion, do you think it's right to tell them frankly what you think?
–Do you think it's useful to point out people's mistakes, areas of incompetence, or previous track records of failure?
–If you're just teasing someone in fun, do you think it's unreasonable for that to become angry?
–Is it fairly common for one person to tell you that he or she will speak to a third person, so that you don't have to? In other words, do people volunteer to act as intermediaries for you, rather than let you do your own talking?
A "yes" may be a red flag that you're a source of unhappiness for others. What other signs have I missed? Curbing my tendencies to be difficult is an important element of my Happiness Project.
The days are long, but the years are short.


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Results: Stewart Wins Kissables in Front of 'Pinball' Finish
Tony Stewart won the Hershey's Kissables 300 today, driving around and away from the pack during an intense five-lap shootout at the end of the Busch race. In and of itself, that was really something to watch after the frontrunners had run nearly three straight laps three-wide.
It got crazier. Right as Stewart crossed the finish line, the cars running sixth and seveth got tangled up, causing a wreck that reminded me of a pinball machine when multiple balls are in play.
Cars were flying everywhere. I don't know that I've ever witnessed such a wild finish to a race. It took NASCAR officials at least 15 minutes to post the unofficial race results beyond the top five. I'm still not sure they've got it totally figured out. Fans were scratching their heads, waiting ... and waiting ... and waiting to find out who fininished where.
Earnhardt fans were disappointed. He stayed out of the pits around lap 25, gambling that he could run out front for the win, but that backfired. A series of late-race cautions left him in bad spot and he finally had to concede during the three-wide racing. In the end, he wound up driving around the wreck in the tri-oval, finishing 17th.
By the way, local Maryland "Terps" driver Donnie Neuenberger, whom I posted about earlier today, finished 25th. Nice job, Donnie!
They ran the final practice for tomorrow's Daytona 500 before the race. Check out the times here. The fastest lap this morning was posted by Ken Schrader. And here's the starting lineup for the 48th annual running of the Daytona 500.
And if you want to check out a cool, free video podcast preview, try this one from Apple: http://www.tuaw.com/2006/02/16/free-nascar-preview-in-the-itunes-store/http://www.tuaw.com/2006/02/16/free-nascar-preview-in-the-itunes-store/
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Worilds Gives Back to Rambler Nation
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Jason Worilds is coming off of a stellar 2013 campaign that saw the Carteret-native post career-best marks in starts (11), sacks (8) and tackles (54) while also leading all of the NFL in quarterback hurries. The 26-year old speed rusher returned home to Carteret on Saturday to give back to the town that groomed him to ultimately become the humble star that he has blossomed into, by hosting his second annual football camp.
The camp was provided free-of-charge to the boroughs youth, ranging from grades 4-8. After having limited time to put the camp together last year, Worilds friend and camp organizer, Dan Hapstak spent the last few months taking the necessary steps to ensure that the camp turnout would improve through advanced advertising and promotion.
"I was definitely happy with how everything turned out," said Hapstak. "We had a lot of late registrations and walk-ups on-top of our registered campers; it made for a great day.
Hapstak added, "The main objective of the camp today was to bring the kids together, bring the community together and give them a positive influence to look up to. Even though it was a football camp, it was more than just football today."
After roughly 40 kids attended the inaugural camp last year, it drew over 80 attendees on Saturday in its second installment. The kids were given Jason Worilds tee-shirts and wrist bands upon checking-in and were put through rigorous football position drills by volunteer coaches throughout the day. After a flag-football game with Worilds, campers were treated to lunch and a photo and autograph session with the Steelers star.
"All of the kids that came out did a real good job and had a lot of fun working with Jay," said camp coach Joe McNelis. "He does this for the kids every year and it is really a testament to his character; how he comes back and does this for free, no kid pays a dime for this and it just shows how he really cares about this town."
Worilds understands the importance of community and giving back to the place that helped him lay the ground work for his eventual NFL stardom.
"Carteret is the place that nurtured me," Worilds said. "Football is number-one in this town. So, to come back and see so many athletes enthused about the camp and the overall support from the town to the parents; it is just a great place to be. Growing up in this town, I would have been excited for something like this if I had that opportunity. To have the chance to give that to these kids is something that I believe in."
Worilds added, "I was excited about the camp and its second year. I'm very happy about the turnout today and I am already looking forward to doing it again next year."
Beyond the gridiron, Worilds message to the Carteret youth was one driven by hard-work and determination. He spoke to the kids about the importance of staying humble and dedicating their time to better their lives. That is something that many of Worilds former high school classmates remember best about the star linebacker before he achieved fame.
"Jay is still the same exact guy that I met my freshman year of high school," said Hapstak. "He has always been humble but confident. He was always positive and walked with his head up and strived to be better."
Camp coach and Worilds former Rambler teammate, Jerry Spiga added, "Jay means everything to this town. He is one of us who went off into the world and actually made something of himself on his own. That means a lot to us and it is a testament to his hard-work and dedication."
Worilds was among the most recruited high school players in the country when he graduated from Carteret in 2006. The immense talent has always been visible but it takes more than just advanced speed or rushing ability to reach the point that he has.
"I've always known that being in this position was a possibility, but I wasn't really thinking that far ahead when I was in high school," said Worilds. "But, I also knew that I had a dream and I knew that I was willing to work to achieve it."
Worilds hit the NFL free-agent market this past March and was regarded by most executives around the league as the top outside linebacker available. Knowing that there would be a plethora of teams coveting him, the Steelers slapped the transition tag on Worilds that will pay him $9.754 million to remain in Pittsburgh in 2014. Fully entrenched as a starter for the first-time in his career, Worilds is excited about that security.
"It's neat to go into training camp in this position," explained Worilds. "The league that we play in is not really a place for guys to be comfortable so I'm looking forward to taking advantage of this opportunity to go out there and help my team win as many games as possible."
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So far this year two prehistoric sharks have been caught alive and have died quickly in captivity. It is rare to see these creatures who live near the bottom of the ocean and usually only surface after dying.
On Jan 25 the Goblin Shark (4'3) was caught by the Tokyo Sea Life Park during a fishing expedition after it was caught in fishing nets that were 550 - 600 feet deep. The shark was then put on public display and died on Jan 27. During its short time alive in captivity the park was able to observe the way it swims and after its death it was dissected for studying. The Frilled Shark (5'3) was caught on Jan 21. Again, rare to see alive, it was spotted by fisherman. After being caught it was taken to Japan's Awashima Marine Park and placed on public display. This "living fossil", who is belived to have changed little since prehistoric times, died within hours. Both of this mysterious creatures are believed to be near extinction. Since little is known about these creatures it is possible that their bodies may hold a cure or treatment for some human condition. And who can say what may be learned through studying. But they ARE unique & almost extinct. What is your thought. Should we capture them knowing they will die within hours or days just to study them for the short time they are alive and then to study their corpse? Or should they be left alone, to preserve a part of our historic ocean? |
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That frilled shark is an odd creature eh! They should be studied as long as they are already in posession, anything else would be stupid and a waste. How do we know they are near extinction? maybe just because they are not commonly caught they are thought to be rare? Wouldnt seem right to go after them in a big way. Then again, if they are that near to extinction what would be the sense in preserving the few remaining? We have in a river nearby a few freshwater clams which are holding up reconstruction of a bridge; these clams are very few in number they say, so, thery will be gone in x number of years; why worry about them, build the darn bridge. I do believe its worth saving some endangered species, IF they have a viable chance of survival. |
Deep Sea Diving, Cameras & Fishing help give an accurate portrayal of the number of each species. Science is not known for making assumptions that are not based on fact and evidence. While the Goblin Shark was already caught in fishers nets, the Frilled Shark was caught intentionally. Many species, due to the Endangered Species Act, have been brought back from the brink of extinction. If you do find it beneficial to study an animal, corpse or alive, for whatever reason, what benefit do they have us if we drive them to extinction? |
They have already stated that both were sick & dying. That is why they were surfacing to topwater, other wise they would never have come up from the deep, which makes very good since. |
Anya, I received my info from National Geographic. They said that there would be no way to know if the sharks were sick, even though some are theorizing. In fact, that is usually a theory when deep sea creatures come up. Who is your "They"? |
National Geographic, and yes they did say that in "theory". And it's a darn good one, makes perfect since. But I do disagree with the N.G. story saying there is no way to know, when the autopsies could say. I think scientist's know more then they are actually saying for now. |
Why would anyone think a prehistoric shark would hold a cure for some human ailment? Because they have managed to survive so long? In the depths of the ocean? What would that have to do with humans who walk upright on land? I'm just asking. I think the point made earlier was right - so what if they did hold some cure - and we drove them to extinction which they may or may not be close to anyhow? Then what good would the cure do? My .02 is leave them alone. We've done enough damage to species both in and out of the water. |
- Posted by vacuumfreak (My Page) on Tue, Feb 13, 07 at 18:07
Good point Share_oh... PEOPLE ruin EVERYTHING... "we" kill innocent wildlife that was here before we were, and even each other. People are the most evil species on Earth, and if there is something we've managed not to ruin yet, we should leave it be! Who knows why they are almost extinct though... is it because of people? I'd guess so! |
Share_oh, someone may think that a treatment/cure could be derived from an animal because many already are. What makes this situation unique is it is an animal that we know little to nothing about. I understand the concept of sacrificing life to save life. Although, I do not understand the concept of causing a species extinction for our own survival... or even worse, our own curiosity! |
- Posted by nancy_in_mich (My Page) on Sat, Feb 17, 07 at 21:33
Here is an example of how something found in another species can help humans: my doctor is having me start on a drug called Bayetta. It is used for people with type II Diabetes (the kind you get in adulthood, not childhood) to help regulate their blood sugars. It also may help with weight loss. What is Bayetta? Its nickname is "Lizard Spit" because it is a synthetic drug (man-made) that was based upon a protein found in the spit or venom of the Gila Monster. This lizard manages to have a stable blood sugar, despite eating only about four times a year. When scientists studied the Gila Monster to learn how he managed this, they found this protein in its spit. They synthesized it, and now many, many diabetics are finding they can control their sugars and lose weight. This is especially hard because the other medications given to diabetics tend to make them gain weight instead. So if scientists really did get a chance to study these sharks, there may have been questions about the sharks that they were hoping to answer. I know that we do not understand the ability of many creatures to withstand the huge pressures found at the bottom of the oceans. |
Here is a link that might be useful: scroll down for article
Nancy - Thanks for posting that article. My husband is a Type 1 Diabetic, I remember reading about the Gila Monster Venom a while back. Very interesting! Also, that isn't to mention that originally the only type of Insulin avaliable was that derived from pigs. |
Interestingly enough, (in response to Anya's above comment) the article attached to the video clip linked above said: "Researchers investigating why the shark was found in shallow waters think it may have surfaced along with deep-sea water pushed up to shallow depths by easterly winds. Another possibility is that it left the deep waters because of cool water temperatures near the surface. Or perhaps it came in search of food." Thank you for sharing the video Bbaird, my DH had shown it to me before but it was nice to see again. Really a interesting looking creature! |
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