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NCRA Sprints and Modifieds Invade on Sunday Night
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Park City, Kansas – June 9, 2014 - It is a huge weekend of dirt track racing coming this Father's Day weekend at 81 Speedway in Park City where fans have a chance to witness one night for free while taking Dad out to the races for a very special "Hoosier Daddy" Father's Day special featuring two of the National Championship Racing Association of Park City, Kansas presented by Precise Racing Products premier divisions.The annual "Park City Merchant Night" will be held this Saturday night, June 14, where all race fans will be able to purchase free general admission tickets to the grandstands from most Park City merchants. That night you will witness the rookie modified, street stock, thumper, hornet and mod lite divisions for free with your advanced ticket. Gates open at 5:00 PM with racing action slated for a 7:00 PM start time.
Then on Sunday night it will be the annual "Hoosier Daddy" Father's Day spectacular featuring the NCRA winged sprint cars and the series modified divisions as drivers in both tours will continue their season long points battle. The mod lite division will also be back in competition.
Only three races have been completed on the 2014 NCRA modified season yet three different drivers have reached victory lane. Thomas Tillison, Jr. from Wellston, Oklahoma picked up the first leg of the $2500 to win modified "Spring Scramble" at 81 Speedway back in April while "The Reaper," Ryan Gustin claimed the night's second $2500 to win event. Also claiming victory was Superior, Nebraska's Jon Thompson, this coming atop the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, Kansas back on April 19.
The victory for Thompson was enough to put him into the point lead after three events. Defending tour champion Marc Hurd is right there with him as he sits five points out of the lead while Jason McGehee is 15 points out of the lead and Dan Powers twenty points out. Rounding out the top ten are: Kirby Robe, Joe Adams, Nic Baalman, Tyler Davis, Dustin Belcher and Robbie Simmons. Other touring regulars include Chris Pitts, Tyler Shearhod, Cecil Dymond, Justin Moler, John Allen, Josh Lanterman, Cuyler Calkin, A.JL Brochu and Briar Oelkers.
Pitts currently leads in the rookie of the year standings over Simmons, Calkin, Shearhod and Oelkers.
Over forty drivers from a five state area are expected.
Dating back to last season there have been five different feature winners in the last five events held for the tour.Defending NCRA sprint car champion C.J. Johnson has been a model of consistency in his 2012-2013 championship campaign and early season point lead as he last visited victory lane back on Memorial Day weekend of last year, this coming at RPM Speedway in Hays, Kansas. The three time tour champions early point lead is slim as former champion Jeremy Campbell has his familiar #10c just five points out of the lead while J.D. Johnson sits third in the standings. Despite missing one of the four events that have been completed thus far, Norman, Oklahoma veteran Danny Wood is fourth in the standings while Jon Freeman currently sits fifth. Sixth through tenth in the standings are; Jeff Stasa, Ryan Roberts, Jake Grieder, Zach Blurton and Luke Cranston.
Stasa is coming off his first career sprint car victory, this coming at the last completed tour event at the new Longdale Speedway in Longdale, Oklahoma back in mid May.
In the tours rookie of the year standings, Grieder currently leads Raymond Seeman by 118 points.
This event will pay the standard $2000 to win and $300 to start.
Pit gates this Father's Day Sunday night open at 5:00 PM with racing scheduled for a 7:00 PM start time. Adult general admission is $15 and $5 for kids, all pit passes are just $30.


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Astronomers find humongous galaxy cluster, thanks to gravitational lensing
Gravitational lensing from the faraway galaxy has never been observed behind a cluster at such an enormous distance, the researchers said.
Since this galaxy cluster is so distant — 10 billion light-years away — it existed when the universe was only one-quarter of its present age. The universe is estimated to be roughly 13.7 billion years old. Current theories for how the universe evolved suggest that relatively few of these galaxy clusters were present when the universe was in its infancy, the researchers said. [The Universe: Big Bang to Now in 10 Easy Steps]
Still, finding this galaxy cluster represents a serendipitous astrophysical discovery in itself, since the astronomers were scanning only a small 9-square degree section of the sky. For comparison, if you extend your arm in front of you and hold up your index finger, you will be covering approximately 1 square degree of the sky with your finger, Gonzalez explained.
"So finding a massive cluster at that range that is also gravitationally lensing is a real long shot, even if you were looking at the whole sky," he said.
The astronomers originally found the galaxy cluster using NASA's infrared Spitzer Space Telescope, but evidence of the gravitational lensing was seen in images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2010.
To follow up on this find, and to narrow down the cluster's mass and distance, the researchers used data from the Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-wave Astronomy (CARMA) radio telescope in the Inyo Mountains in California, and NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory in space.


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BREAK IT UP -Scooter- Lyrics & music: Nosie Katzmann This is a nice ballad with acoustic guitars from the German group Scooter! You can play this song in two ways. Scooter plays with a capo on the first fret, but you can also play without a capo. If you wish to play with a capo, play the chords listed in version 1 below, if you want to play without one, use the chords is section 2. It really doesn't matter which method you use, but personally I prefer to play with a capo since you have to jump around so much on the fretboard if you play normally. But anyway, let me know what you think! VERSION I - With a capo on 1st fret: D# (xx0232) Cm (x24432) Gm (244222) A# (x02220) G# (320003) VERSION II - Without a capo: D# (x68886) Cm (x35543) Gm (355333) A# (x13331) G# (466544) Intro: ====== D# Cm Gm A# (play twice) Verse: (Same chords in second verse) ====== D# Where in the world, where in the world Cm Where in the world did I get this hurt? Gm A# I don't mind, yeah I don't mind D# If you call me bad, call me wrong Cm Call me anything but your own Gm A# I don't mind, yeah I don't mind Bridge: (Same chords in second bridge) ======= G# I don't care if you leave me Cm I don't care if you go away G# I don't care if you wanted this Gm A# I don't mind Chorus: (Same chords in second and third chorus) ======= D# Cm Break it up, break it up, break it up, break it up my love D# Cm If you think that you can stay with me, break it up my love G# Oh, break it up Cm Yeah, oh break it up G# Oh oh oh, break it up Gm A# Yeah, just break it up Scratch Solo: ============= (Play verse chords here) Ending: ======= G# Cm G# Gm A# Enjoy! Comments
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It is so easy to sew and wear. Because it is versatile.
material is kind of jersey but more thick and so that more hard.
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Sep 1, 2010, 11.13 AMby mienke123
Hey…thank you for sharing the how to – you get it at he instructions just above the picture. I'm making one this weekend…and will post it…so exciting….!!!!
Sep 1, 2010, 11.57 AMby begysh
I'm also so excited to see yours. please feel free to inform me when you post it.
Aug 27, 2010, 10.59 AMby magdamagda
wow lovely effect with just one twist;) the kind of clothes I love!
Aug 27, 2010, 06.15 AMby begysh
Thank you all for encouraging compliments i'll do a very quick how-to as soon as i have time. maybe this weekend.
Aug 26, 2010, 10.25 PMby wietskehelwig
Cant wait till someone posts the how-to for this top is lovely :D
Aug 26, 2010, 07.09 PMby cantare
Very cool, it looks like so much fun to wear!
Aug 27, 2010, 06.16 AMby begysh
yes it is so fun and comfy.
Aug 26, 2010, 06.25 PMby masty
Aug 26, 2010, 03.30 PMby dani709
I'd love to get a pattern for this!
Aug 26, 2010, 05.05 PMby kjbuff
Ditto! Love it.
Aug 26, 2010, 02.31 PMby mandicoulter
very nice!!
Aug 26, 2010, 10.02 AMby robygiup
Beautiful! :)
Aug 26, 2010, 09.57 AMby begysh
I saw this top at a magazine in Turkey and decided to have one :) soooo easy to make one. I'll try to explain but if you have questions you can ask too. This garment have only 4 rectangles. 2 big for body part and 2 smaller ones for shoulders. (I can't remember the measurements right now) I sew 2 big together and smaller ones together and thats it :D but my fabrics one side is silvery so I can wear it so many ways. I think I have forgetten to take photo but if you want you can wear it off-shoulder I think (I dont know the exact name).
Aug 26, 2010, 08.08 AMby lazylinchen
This colour is beautiful! And I love versatile clothes! A how-to would be most appreciated!
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Lovely! Will you make a how-to?
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I posted in the gardening tomatoes forum, but haven't gotten any replies yet. I would like to know what I'm dealing with before I leave for vacation on Sunday. If this tomato needs to be removed, I would like to do it ASAP before it spreads to my other plants. If it's something that can be managed with copper spray and pruning, that would be good news. A couple days ago, I noticed it looked like some of the leaves of my tomato plants were turning black in places. Upon further inspection, there are many black specks comprising the black areas. I sprayed with copper yesterday (as I have been, but the rain isn't helping that) and this morning, the black has spread and looks much worse. I also see some brownish, dry looking spots that I think are septoria, but a good portion of the leaves have the black specks on them and it's getting worse. So far, I haven't noticed anything on my other plants, save a couple leaves with just a few tiny specks that I suppose I should remove. I think this is bacterial speck and maybe some septoria as well, but I'm worried it could be TSWV. My cooperative extension office can't help. The plant guy is on vacation until next week and VA Tech's lab is closed until August. I'm hoping someone here can give me some info. |
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Black spot fungus. |
I'm having the same problem as well! Did you find out what it was? |
Have you had alot of rain? Had some black spotting similar to that on one of my plants this year. I removed the affected leaves and sprayed........haven't seen it since. |
Like Ed, I've also seen similar spotting on tomato and potato leaves after periods of heavy rain. In my case, at least, it seemed to be more of a nutrient/water issue than disease. I also have firsthand experience with septoria, and your photo certainly doesn't look like septoria to me. At least at this stage, I wouldn't jump to any conclusions. It might be fungal, but the definitive sign for me would be further white/yellow discoloration around the black spots. |
why not spray for fungal issues? This condition (fungal) is so common on tomatoes. |
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Palette or Amulet in the Shape of a Turtle
This object represents a river turtle, which early Egyptians may have considered a sinister creature of the muddy depths. By making an image of it, they believed they could put its power to good use.
- Medium: Graywacke
- Place Made: El Ma'mariya, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 3500-3300 B.C.E.
- Period: Predynastic Period, Naqada II Period
- Dimensions: 1 15/16 x 1 3/4 in. (5 x 4.4 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Egyptian Orientation Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
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- Catalogue Description: Small, thin, flate, tutle-shaped, slate palette. The head with marked snout and all four legs, with toes indicated by notches on both faces, are well defined and protruding. Elegant form. Perforated by string-hole at hind end. Discolored as if by use. Condition: Intact.
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Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Rahul Dhir, the chief executive officer of Cairn India Ltd., sold more than half of his shareholding in the company for 512.7 million rupees ($10.5 million) ahead of getting his last round of stock options.
Dhir sold 1.5 million shares in five transactions from Jan. 30 to Feb. 1 through the stock exchanges, according to a regulatory filing today. He now holds 1.3 million shares, according to the filing. The CEO couldn't immediately be reached for comment on his mobile phone, which was switched off.
The sale by Dhir was his first since the company was acquired by Vedanta Resources Plc last year in an $8.7 billion deal. The company received government approvals to boost output after the acquisition was completed, a key requirement for Dhir to get the final one-third of 6.7 million shares awarded to him as stock options.
"Cairn's business outlook is good, with oil production expected to grow," said Kamlesh Kotak, vice president of research at Asian Markets Securities Pvt. in Mumbai. "It will be interesting to see how the new owners and the older management gel and work together."
Cairn India fell as much as 3.1 percent to 336.05 rupees and traded at 338.85 rupees as of 3:13 p.m. in Mumbai. The benchmark Sensitive Index climbed 0.9 percent. The stock rose 8 percent in January, the fourth month of gains.
Dhir will be entitled to the stock options after the company produces 150,000 barrels of oil a day from the Rajasthan block for 30 days, according to the 2007 annual report. The target may be achieved by the end of February and output may increase to 175,000 barrels a day by March 31, Dhir told analysts on Jan. 24.
Production Potential
The explorer, based in Gurgaon near New Delhi, started a second field in Rajasthan state last month, it said Jan. 24. Cairn India has the potential to boost production beyond the target of 240,000 barrels a day, Dhir told analysts that day.
The company reported net income, including that of units, rose 12 percent to 22.6 billion rupees in the three months ended Dec. 31, beating analysts' estimates.
Dhir, who became CEO on Aug. 22, 2006, previously sold shares in Cairn India in 2009. He offloaded 1.5 million shares on Aug. 5, 2009, at 240.05 rupees each and 196,139 shares at 242.45 rupees apiece the next day, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
He bought 1.6 million shares at 142.85 rupees each on Dec. 8, 2008, and 638,078 shares at 152.95 rupees each on Dec. 19 that year from the stock markets, according to the data.
Dhir received a salary and bonus of 68.8 million rupees in the year ended March 2011, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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HI There! I am MaryAlice.
I LOVE Find a Grave! I have received lots of help in researching my family tree and I just would like to PAY IT FORWARD. My friend who helps me, and I, used to do geo-caching but we like the grave hunting better!!! I especially like the challenge in finding hard to locate graves and will not give up until I find it, if it can indeed be found. I want to see EVERY grave on line. I am just doing my little part to help make that happen.
My volunteer photos can be used freely by anyone, anywhere, no credit necessary as I consider them in the public domain. I promote freely sharing information, as in crowd sharing makes us smarter!I love to find and photo graves to share with the family member making the pic request.
I generally do not create memorials but would gladly transfer any memorial if needed , you only have to ask. Later if I can no longer take pictures, I may like to start adding memorials.
If I make any mistakes, feel free to let me know in the most convenient way for you. I would love to correct any mistake as quickly as possible.
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We can also do look ups for Obits and any other items, at no charge (ever for anything) on an 'as time allows basis'. Send me a separate email with a list for Obits: Name, Death Date, and Death Location - Worcester County Only.
If you see any of my pics or my memorials that are your relatives also, please drop me a line - I would love to get a chance to talk about our ancestors.
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you MaryAlice, my Find A Grave friend! Let me hear from you!
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Mary, Thank you for your tireless work in resolving where my Bacon/Hart relatives are buried. You took on a challenge and didn't quit till it was resolved which in this case has happen. You are awesome! "The kindest hearts expect no reward and deserve it all the more." This quote is you.
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I noticed that you added photos to Esther Allen Howland at Rural cemetery that died in 1860 to the Esther Howland that was born in 1780 and died in 1814 and already has photos. You have also linked children born in the 1820's to this Esther Howland that died in 1814 so couldn't possibly be their mother. I don't see a memorial for the Esther Howland who died in 1860 that you have photos of so it appears you need to create one for her and link her children to the correct one.
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Thanks. It has never mattered how distant someone is related when family is in Eastern. I have transferred to those who are only within "sniffin'" distance. I have no family in Eastern, nor any of the cemeteries around here..I'm originally from Virginia.
Rhonda knows my intent, and has agreed to do all transfers that are requested. You only have to ask.
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Thanks for your kind message..but it's Eastern. :)
If she is related to you, no matter distance, tell Rhonda and she will transfer to you. My intent is to get every record for Eastern into family hands.
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Thank you SO MUCH for the lovely photos of the gravesite of my great-grandparents, David Forkey and Eliza Stone Forkey. I'm thrilled!
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Mary I added Jules death date on Elise's memorial by mistake. Hazard of working late after the dishes are done! It is now fixed with the correct date.
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These days, is there anything that's NOT on a computer?
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These days, is there anything that's NOT on a computer?
One is a desktop environment. The other is a tablet-based point of sale system. Who's going to confuse the two? "I wanted to install GNOME on my laptop, but instead it's asking me if I want to redeem a coupon."
Is GNOME going to challenge anyone who calls anything a gnome?
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Because this worked *so* well for Gowalla.
I used to swear by LaunchBar, but now the built-in Spotlight is good enough for me.
So, the programming problem posed in the article is:
"Given a data file describing a maze with diagonal walls, count the number of enclosed areas, and measure the size of the largest one."
Who wants to take a stab at an algorithm for that?
"Dusting off" a ten-year-old computer? Pah. Wake me when you get the latest Linux kernel running on a Mac IIfx.
GLaDOS is already in the upcoming Pacific Rim. http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2012/12/13/yes-that-actually-is-glados-in-the-pacific-rim-trailer/ Way looking forward to seeing that.
As Wikipedia says, "Be bold." If you see code that needs to be deleted, delete it. Don't just leave it commented out and taking up space.
If you're removing functionality, then make sure you note this clearly in your commit summary, so that it can be found again if that functionality needs to be put back in.
Also, the article talks about rewriting code - throwing out the old and creating it again. This is generally a bad idea, even if you're starting with bad code, because all a rewrite does is exchange a known set of bugs for an unknown set of bugs.
You (and every other development shop) need:
* A coding standards document. Using one from a large open-source project (such as http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/coding-standard.coding-style.html or http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/CodingStyle) is a good idea. This ensures that you do not have to spend any time being surprised or misled by how a piece of code is formatted.
* Unit tests. They make sure that your code continues to work the same way as you develop it. They also exert pressure to make sure that your units (individual functions to be tested) remain small and concise (or else the unit tests become a bear to write).
* Code reviews. This ensures that more than one person understands how a piece of code was written. It also means that the reviewee learns from your comments and you learn from his code and you both are better programmers for it.
And, most importantly:
* A manager who believes in all of the above and is willing to support and defend it.
If you have all this, then it ceases being a personal "you vs. him" issue, because you can objectively point out (to him, to your team lead, or to your manager) where he's violating the coding standards, where his unit tests are not adequate, or where he is ignoring his code reviews.
The alternative is what it sounds like you have now: cowboy programmers, quickly cranking out code that satisfies a need right now but will take huge amounts of time and money to maintain and extend in the future.
"There there, ship." *pats the hull*
I am a keyboard snob. The keyboard is the part of the computer with which I interact the most, so I hate the mushy feel of membrane keyboards that are based on the same technology as VCR remotes.
If you want to be a keyboard snob too (in a good way), then start by going to wasdkeyboards.com and buying their sampler kit ("http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/products/sampler-kit-1.html"). For $8, you get eleven keycaps in different colors, four Cherry MX switches (blue, brown, black, red), and fifteen dampeners in three types. This is a cheap way to understand the difference between the four kinds of Cherry MX switches and decide which you prefer. You can then buy a custom-made keyboard from wasdkeyboards.com, choosing the switch, keycap color, and text for each individual key if you want.
I don't use my numeric keypad much, so I opted for a tenkeyless keyboard. wasdkeyboards.com doesn't yet offer these (current estimate is March), so I got it from "http://elitekeyboards.com".
If you want an old-fashioned IBM Model M clacky keyboard, you can get it from "http://www.pckeyboard.com".
"No consequence to dying" - untrue. It's true that you can be resurrected, but dying damages your armor and makes it harder to continue to stay alive until you head back to a town to have it repaired. And if everyone in your party is dead and there's no one left to resurrect you, then you have to go back to the last waypoint. I've seen huge zergs go after bosses and fail by being entirely wiped out.
"Players versus door" - you're missing the fact that the other team is trying to reinforce their door and kill you while you try to break down their door and kill them. Strategy, boy, strategy.
"Complete ghost towns" - I've reached a level 75 PvE area in the game (Malchor's Leap) and there are plenty of people around to join, help, and be helped by. I've seen no evidence that people are abandoning Guild Wars 2; to the contrary, the events they've had so far (Halloween, Lost Shores) have been well conducted and extremely well attended, and a lot of people are looking forward to Wintersday.
It's a beautiful game, I've been enjoying the exploration and the crafting, the Trading Post (auction house) is done right, there's enough challenge to the dungeons to keep me coming back, the world is dynamic with a lot of things to do, and there are lots of other players to help make the going easier.
So, here's the funny thing. I heard the news right after it broke. I saw a discussion thread about it and I wanted to post a link to http://nooooooooooooooo.com/.
Except, at the moment, that site was responding really slowly and took two minutes to load.
I will second "Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah". That got me into a lot of early Richard Bach books, primarily "The Bridge Across Forever" as well as his biographies of piloting a biplane across the midwest. They showed me a different way of looking at life. Also, "Jonathan Livingston Seagull".
While we're on the subject of Windows 8, would someone please explain the Metro interface to me, and the lack of a Start menu?
I'm serious. I tried the W8 public beta, and it felt like I had one hand tied behind my back. I don't understand why the Metro tiles are different sizes, or how to resize them. I don't understand why dragging the interface left/right doesn't 'snap' to the next page like an iPad, but instead lets me see the right half of one page and the left half of another. I don't understand why some tiles are static icons and why others update with information. I don't get why apps now run full-screen one-at-a-time - right now (not in W8) I am typing in this Slashdot window while I have another window open to a Google Search of Metro images, and partially behind that I have a chat window and a notepad open; how is the Metro interface supposed to handle all of this? And a large part of the interface seems to involve wide, sweeping motions with the mouse to simulate dragging a finger back and forth across the interface; I hadn't realized how rarely I do motions like this, so it looks like it's time to lower the mouse sensitivity.
Yes, I can get to the old-fashioned Windows desktop, but
I'm willing to embrace the future, but I just don't understand how people are supposed to use this interface on the desktop.
Heard that the next Space Shuttle is supposed to carry several Guernsey cows? It's gonna be the herd shot 'round the world.


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its like saying all scratch bakers have a superiority complex. not true not true
i don't think that mixes offer something that scratch can't. i have a few scratch recipes that I love, but am still searching for others because I have tried some that just did not come out right. Was it me? Maybe. But if I have followed the recipe to the T and it comes out blech and other scratch recipes come out great, then maybe its not me.
i have a friend who does only scratch and 9 times out of 10 the cake is dry, but she prides herself on baking from scratch.
Again, I make both types. I'm not partial. I just LOVE a great tasting cake.


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Sorry dude, nows not good. Gotta study for exams and shit.Professor Snugglesworth wrote: »Gorilla Salad wrote: »
How's right now sound (or within 10 minutes)?
The main rub is that, fuck, I'm already paying some to upgrade the length... why not pay a little bit more to upgrade the length AND width?
So I was playing on Insane with my brother and we got as far as Chapter 2 before getting stuck, specificallySpoiler:
Yup, and that's what I've been doing. The problem is, the first volley knocks whoever's on the turret down, the second one is explosively fatal.
Damnit. I'll have to try it again tomorrow night and see if we can just shoot faster or something.
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Damnit. I'll have to try it again tomorrow night and see if we can just shoot faster or something.
No offence, but you know you can use LT to be more accurate right?
Aiming is pretty simple in this game actually, you do not have to lead unless there is lag and the main gun you want to use is the shotgun. Just get use to rolling around a lot and firing your shotgun.Anon the Felon wrote: »Damn I suck at console based shooters.
I need to figure out how to be good with sticks and shooters...if I could use a mouse and keyboard I would be rocking at this game...I die so much its sick.
I so desperately want to be good at GoW2 multi-player.
I don't own a PS3 but expect to play exclusive PS3 titles now, do I.. (yes I'm well aware GoW1 got a PC release but to bank on something that isn't on a system you own coming out on a system you own, will always be speculative)


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I'm a recent and total convert to AG, but as a father of 3-year old twins with a full-time job (and a one hour commute each way) I'm having a hard time finding the 5-6 consecutive hours in my schedule for a brew day. I'm considering breaking up the process, ie. conducting the mash, sparge, and lauter the night before and doing the boil the next day. Is there any reason why I can't let the fresh wort sit overnight?
I think you'd need to bring it to a boil to stop conversion and also kill any lactic bacteria. Why not just do an extract brew?
The reasons I can think of are wild yeast, mold and bacteria.
A clarification: I'm thinking of making the wort on day 1, and then boiling on day 2. The wort will sit overnight pre-boil, so the boil on the following day should kill off any hitchhikers.
I did that the other day as it was too cold to get a boil going. So, I covered the wort in the kettle and continued on with the boil on the next day when it was warmer. That brew is currently fermenting so I can't tell you how it turned out, but i'll update when I find out. FWIW, the hydro sample tasted pretty normal.
Right- the problem isn't that the nasties are killed in the boil the next day, it's that you will have a sour mash before the next day. Boiling it will keep it from getting more sour, but not counteracting the sourness from sitting out overnight (or even in the fridge as it would take a long long time to go from mash temp to fridge temps). Have you considered an overnight mash? If you use a cooler for an MLT, that would probably work pretty well. Maybe mash in at 10 PM and sparge in the morning and then boil. I know a few others have done it and like it.
I can't see what would be wrong with it. It's safer than boiling THEN letting your wort sit, which is pretty common practice. You can take advantage of the time to get a yeast starter ready. It's hard to imagine wild yeast/bacteria doing damage that would survive boiling and hopping after only 24 hours.


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ACET arrests Craig man
Bryan Koppe in custody on suspicion of intent to distribute
Friday, July 30, 2010
The All Crimes Enforcement Team arrested a 26-year-old man Wednesday afternoon in Craig on suspicion of intent to distribute.
Bryan Keith Koppe was arrested at about 3 p.m. while doing business at a bank.
His arrest, ACET reported in a news release, was the product of a joint investigation between the task force and the United States Postal Service.
ACET obtained three search warrants for the Koppe investigation. Law enforcement searched his apartment in the 400 block of Tucker Street, a neighboring apartment and a vehicle belonging to a neighbor.
ACET commander Garrett Wiggins said task force personnel found 307 grams of a substance that a field test later confirmed was methamphetamine, and more than 250 grams of another substance believed to be a diluting agent.
Koppe was booked into Moffat County Jail on suspicion of possession of a Schedule 2 controlled substance with intent to distribute.
The tenant of the neighboring apartment has not been charged, although Wiggins said charges could be filed at a later date.
The seized substances are being sent to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for analysis. Based on the results, additional or modified charges could be filed, ACET reported.
If the CBI confirms the 307 grams are methamphetamine, they would have a street value of approximately $30,000 to $37,000, ACET reported.
Wiggins limited comments on the postal service's involvement in the investigation. He said only that postal employees noticed packages "of a very suspicious nature" connected to Koppe.
This year, ACET has worked 18 investigations that have included 27 suspects, primarily in Moffat County, Steamboat Springs and Hayden, Wiggins said.
The task force has seized drugs — methamphetamine, cocaine and pills, among others — that have a street value of approximately $48,000 to $50,000, he said. The task force entails Wiggins, of the Steamboat Springs Police Department, an officer from the Craig Police Department and a deputy from the Moffat County Sheriff's Office.
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vaporJ 4 years, 6 months ago
I hope your ready to print a retraction. It was a legal substance. The guy was arrested for legal activities. The number one problem with the press is that the reports jump to conclusions and never follow the hard facts. The field tests are not reliable. History has proven that these field tests do give false positives. The only thing I can say is don't talk to the police. They work for the prosecutor. get a good lawyer and keep your mouth shut until you see your lawyer. Otherwise, you're apt get wrongfully charged for some other unrelated offense. Good Luck Koppe
anonyguy 4 years, 6 months ago
It's true. This guy was selling mephedrone, a substance banned in only one US state to my knowledge. Go to wikipedia.org and read up on mephedrone. It's not illegal, but the molecular structure is very close to methamphetamine - thus the false positive. Or so everyone is assuming. I HIGHLY doubt he actually had methamphetamine. Someone there in Craig should tell the prosecutor this PRONTO and get him out of jail.
vaporj, you should not jump on the press though. They've only reported the facts here. It's the police that are in error.
"ACET commander Garrett Wiggins said task force personnel found 307 grams of a substance that a field test later confirmed was methamphetamine"
What is not factual about that statement? They didn't claim it was methamphetamine. They just said it field tested positive for methamphetamine.
vaporJ 4 years, 6 months ago
@ anonyguy I see your point and I shouldn't be quick to temper. I just hate how the entire article sounds. To me it just rings of the impression of guilt to any readers that don't know both sides of the story. This automatically decreases his chance at a fair hearing. I know this guy and he is a decent individual who doesn't deserve to have his name or face smeared in the public eye. He is trying to function within the limits of the law and is loosing his freedom by being in jail due to a bogus charge.
peasandcues 4 years, 6 months ago
Just what does one do with 307 grams of mephedrone? And why would one need 250 grams of something that appears to be a diluting agent?
xdddmmmjjjx 4 years, 6 months ago
It is completely true, bryan sold mephedrone online (Thats why he had so much mephedrone). He is completely innocent and here soon everybody will see. Field tests are not reliable at all.. and this is very unfair its not his fault police are worthless.
ColoGeezer 4 years, 6 months ago
So, your buddy is "completely innocent" and is only selling methedrone online. Well, I checked WikiPedia and found this:
"Side effects - According to the Darlington Drug and Alcohol Action Team, mephedrone can cause nose bleeds, nose burns, hallucinations, nausea, vomiting, blood circulation problems, rashes, anxiety, paranoia, fits and delusions.[2] According to Crew2000, other side effects may include poor concentration, poor short-term memory, increased heart rate, abnormal heart beats, anxiety, depression, increased sweating, dilated pupils, the inability to normally open the mouth, and teeth grinding (gurning).[4] A survey conducted by the National Addiction Centre, UK found that 51% of mephedrone users said they suffered from headaches, 43% from heart palpitations, 27% from nausea and 15% from cold or blue fingers.[34] Doctors at Guy's Hospital, London reported that of 15 patients they treated after taking mephedrone, 53.3% were agitated, 40% tachycardic, 20% had systolic hypertension and 20% had seizures. 20% were treated with benzodiazepines, predominantly to control their agitation. They reported that none of their patients suffered from cold or blue peripheries, as other reports have done."
Now what is innocent about selling this stuff over the internet.....?
Frankieboy 4 years, 6 months ago
I personally have tried mephedrone and was not impressed. I didn't have any of the bad side effects listed by ColoGeezer and Wiki it just didn't do a hell of a lot for me. Reason I mention I've tried it is to show that list of side effects is just like any list of side effects. They do not affect all people, some may get none, some may get one or two and a rare few get excessive bad effects. Before you judge please check out the side effects for any known drug, legal ones especially! While you're at it look up the side effects of substances such as Caffine, Tobacco, Aspirin, etc. You wouldn't send this guy to jail for selling one of those right? So as long as it turns out to be Meph and not Meth and CO. is not the one state thats illegal then the man doesn't belong in jail. Heck those Big Macs from mcDonalds have some bad side effects but we dont put all the McDonalds managers in jail for selling them!
ColoGeezer, I'm not saying the stuff is good for you or anything but it's the legality of it thats in question. If it truly is only illegal in one state as anonyguy says then Koppe should not be arrested or jailed. I'm not sure what the legalities of shipping it in U.S. mail are though so may be a problem there? I just think people need to wait until details are known before tossing the guy under the jail.
Good luck Koppe, I'll try to find a four leaf clover or a leprechaun or something of the sort for your good luck!
Frankieboy 4 years, 6 months ago
Anonyguy - I'm with you, i don't blame the paper, they print what the police give them Unfortunately sometimes police speak before they should! It was not only stated that it field tested positive for methamphetamine but said the field test "confirmed" it was methamphetamine. To someone who doesn't understand the standards of testing that sounds like proof that it was meth.
A field test should not be stated as confirming any substance! These are usually kits along the same lines the kids use to test their ecstasy for amphetamines or other substances. They give a general idea of what group or class of drug it is but do not nail down specifics. A GC/MS is needed for that, only then is it confirmed. I see the police have sent it off for this testing and soon they (and hopefully we) will know. I sincerely hope if the man was mistakenly labeled a meth dealer the Daily Press will give as much coverage to that fact as it did to his arrest.
Is Mr. Koppe being held or is he released on bail? If he is still in custody what is his bail? He may have friends who believe in him and would help him out.
Barbara A Smith 4 years, 6 months ago
United States: 4-Methylmethcathinone is unscheduled in the United States[77] but has been made illegal in North Dakota.[78] Those selling the drug for human consumption may however, be prosecuted under the Federal Analog Act due to its similarity to Methcathinone
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Graph paper in lots of colors,, "cut" it up, use it for a background, whatever. Click on the picture for a direct link.
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Quoted from aussielady582 This is an interesting topic to keep looking into. For me with Aboriginal and Greek ancestory, I don't eat coconut products much (I used to though). In Dr D's book, Cardiovascular Disease, coconut oil is good for type O nonnies. For me, I may use it on occasion, but I prefer to use ghee, or duck fat as my aboriginal ancestors would have done. I was born in Tasmania, and no coconuts down there! With my gut in poor condition (Dr Dr is right about grains, sugars, and starches), yes, the oil in small quantities ok as antibacterial and antifungal properties. I still use garlic, lemon juice, fresh and dried herbs and spices to help in my gut and now have taken out seed-like grains too as in Dr Cordain's book, 'The Paleo Answer' - low starch veggies are much better in my system. and of course, freshly cooked broths from beef bones and chicken/duck bones. The inflammation in my system is slowly disappearing, as my sleep is better, my hair smoother and softer, headaches/migraines better, skin softer, feel better when wake up in morning. I had chicken/duck bone soup with veggies last weekend and wow, my system worked so well and so much energy yesterday too - I felt like a 'true hunter' able to go walkabout and get so much done during the day. Plus relaxed in bathtub, abdominal massage all helps.Now happily grain, sugar, starch free!! this means no carob or chocolate or cocoa. I make something sweet out of nuts/seeds/nut butters, but less and less often as fruit is so good, esp now in Aussie summer. I believe Dr Gabriel Cousen's piece from his web site on starchaholics, so now guess I am a recovering starchalcholic, and learning to deal with life much more positively.
Quoted from Living9 Oh well, I haven't been on here for a while and in the meanwhile there is a new SWAMI kit which sounds great.I live in the UK and use an Apple Mac. I have two questions for users i would really appreciate an answer to.1) I am an O (and really getting into Coconut oil, hence the return to this site)2) I never established my secretor type3) If I buy the SWAMI software will it be important to know my secretor type4) Does the software update naturally and without further cost?Many thanks for any help in this matter.
Quoted from Spazcat Interesting because coconut oil is a superfood on my Swami. So not bad for all O's. I was thrilled to see that, as I have a few gallons of it laying around!Just wondering what makes it good for O nonnie Hunters.....?
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Quoted from O plus Glad I read that. Guess I have to break down & buy the swami book. Or is there a type food type base resource for that..?
Quoted from Dr. D Each person is different. There are differences between the same blood groups, if you break them down further. The more proinflammatory a person's physiology tends to be the more you want to limit dietary myristic acid (coconut: 18%) and palmitic acid (coconut: 8%) especially if the person is overweight, has osteoporosis, has dysbiosis, or is prone to diabetes or arterial disease, since these acids activate the P2X7 receptors which are major regulators of inflammation.
Quoted from Patty H What about a family history of Alzheimer's? It is my understanding that coconut oil can help with this.
Quoted from deblynn3 Are you sure about the Almond Milk? Both my books are out but I seem to remember it being a superfood, or at least neutral. Soy and dairy are out.welcome back by the way. looked it up on food base. (pull down tab, on support, blue bar top of page) Almond milk is listed a neutral for sec and avoid for non-sec.It is a diamond, super for me with my swami
Quoted from sk8ter I must be a non sec because I dont feel good when i have used almond milk in the past ....This information kinda give me a way to tell I must be a non sec because I don't feel good when i have used almond milk in the past ..
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I was hoping that the new MS Mobile 7 would work with the Disto blue tooth and Apex Mobile, BUT I JUST GOT my HTC HD7 T-Mobile phone, and it does not seem to, Window mobile 7 is light years behind as far as user control goes. :new_all_coholic::fiddle::angry:m2: FHA Steve
FHA Steve, No program written for Windows Mobile (i.e. WinMo 6.5.x and earlier) works under WP7. The languages, etc. are completely different... It is expected that the 4 or 5 year old MobileSketch (i.e. v2.x) would not run on a WP7 device, just as Pocket TOTAL will not run on them, nor any other programs written for the earlier OS and devices. The first WP7 devices and applications are more "social" by design vs. "enterprise" or business-oriented, much like the early iPhones. MS has stated this as a goal, though we are seeing a few of the more horizontal apps commonly used by business folks starting to appear or be announced. Obviously, programs like "Office" will be there, but it will be a while before you start to see specialty apps, especially for relatively small markets like the valuation field. As far as your "user control" comment, help me understand better what your frustration is all about. Are you comparing things to an earlier, more stylus-centric device (i.e. WinMo x PPC or phone), an iPhone, Blackberry... ? FWIW, I'd have no problem doing a MobileSketch product for WP7 if there is sufficient interest from the appraisal community - I just need to know there IS interest ;-) I happen to like (admire) WP7 and while I shun most of the "social" apps/networks/etc., I believe MS is on the right track as far as recapturing some lost market share in the mobile phone spectrum. I don't think we'll actually see the environment hit a good stride until sometime approaching next spring. Anyway, I am curious - why did you select the HD7 and T-Mobile? Was it the device specs, the network (already a customer, switched to get this particular device), or what? Some of my employees are debating these issues themselves but they are either geeks, salespeople, or admin types - none are appraisers, and I am more interested in the appraiser viewpoints than what non-appraisers thing. Any info you can share is both interesting and helpful to me. TIA for your time and opinion(s)... Regards, -Randall Garrett- ..Apex Software.. [Edit] PS - Congrats are in order for being able to snag an HD7 at all - they are very difficult to obtain in most parts of the country. Also, FWIW, we will release a new, updated MobileSketch v2.x which includes support for the DISTO D8 as well as some "rogue" A6's very soon - as soon as the customer who requisitioned the work signs off on it. This particular build is for the older OS - i.e. WinMo v6.5.x, not for WP7, but the free update may be of interest for those who need the added functionality, etc. Again, I'd have no problem doing a "MobileSketch for WP7" if there is interest, but most of our "mobile" development efforts are driven by input from users in other countries where they are considerably more entrenched/comfortable with the mobility aspects - i.e. it is normal and typical for them there vs. being "fringe" here in the US/Canada. For them, "desktop" is very "antiquated"... I expect a request any day now for a WP7 version of Apex now that the devices are actually out in more places. Funny, they always seem to wait until the devices are out before they start scrambling for software, LOL. Of course, we wait for requests from the user base before we commit to developing something - kind of like a Chicken and Egg thing, I suppose... Anyway, this is NOT a product announcement at all, just my opinion that it would not surprise me to be working on a WP7 version sooner than later, so deploying a US version would be (mostly) an easy "tweak" assuming we had users here requesting same. -Randall Garrett-
Randall - thanks for the quick response. I chose WP 7 because I thought that it would be backwards compatible, like XP, Vista and Win 7. Sadly, I was mistaken. I have been trying to upgrade my phone to an I-Phone type of device that supported Windows programs like APEX, Assorted Games, MPEG Viewers, USB Modem for tethering without a monthly charge, and many other misc. Apps that I have collected since I traded my Palm Pilot for a Windows Smart phone. (seems like eons ago). My current PPC 6800 has not been upgraded for about 3 or 4 years. I used to get a free upgrade every year, but they (Sprint and MS Mobile upgrades) stopped that. I thought as software was upgraded new features were added, but with MS Mobile incarnations, sadly that is not the case in my opinion. I remember my first Mobile OS system had a easy as pie back up system, which backed up everything to easy to reload recovery files accessible on the PC as well. That went away after the next upgrade and was contracted out to a 3rd party who charged $30 for the feature that was removed and now needed to be added and paid extra for. I might buy it again, if users are allowed to have access to the OS, and load their own programs, but would go with the ATT version that at least has decent speakers. Thanks for you quick response. FHA Steve :Eyecrazy: :nono: :shrug: m2: Yes, I like to add and remove mobile programs as I see fit, not as MS has to sell me in their Zune App Store. I am returning my HD7, and will pay my $10 restocking fee as a lesson to me to do better research. I had thought that with the I-Phone success Balmer was going to out fox Apple, sadly I was wrong again.
Most of the WP7 devices do, in fact have a memory card slot. The proper use of them varies a bit depending on the manufacturer, but they are mostly hidden away behind the cover. Mostly, phone type devices today do not have externally accessible/exposed card slots. You are just now starting to see them (re)appear in the mini-slates. If you want a phone-size device, you might want to look into an Android phone as they tend to be more like the previous generation of phones with respect to loading what you want vs. being stuck in the typical "App Store" environment. Yes, Android has an App store environment, but it is not like the Apple type in the ways I think you are referring to. Outside of that, you may want to look at something like the HP Slate 500 due out this month, if you want to run full Windows Apps on a 1.5 lb slate. Expect shipping delays as demand from business is high. Note, this is not a consumer device - it is for businesses. The major item it has over the others is both touch and pen as well as front and rear cameras. Most of our overseas mobile customers are going toward the mini slates due to then desire for more screen real estate than a phone offers and the ability to run their current "full Windows" software... We expect that the HP is just the first of the mini-slates to pop out of the oven between now and next spring. Some will be better than others for appraisers, while others will be better for more consumer type stuff - media, e-book reading, etc. Most will be in the 7" - 10.1" in screen size and about 1.2 lb to 2.2 lbs. The HP has an 8.9" screen and is quite svelte... Info: http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/21/hp-slate-finally-finally-official-rings-up-at-799/ Hope this helps! -Randall Garrett- ..Apex Software..


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Can a top-drawer roadster also make it as a fixed-top touring car? The 2009 Solstice coupe should prove a popular variation on one of Pontiac's more successful themes.
The terms convertible and sports car often go hand in hand. However, not everyone wants to flip their lid, preferring instead the relative security and sleek shape of an enclosed top. Pontiac has come up with an ideal solution to keep both camps happy with the new Solstice coupe that's scheduled to arrive in the first quarter of 2009.
While technically not a pure fixed-roof hardtop, the coupe version of Pontiac's popular roadster advances the Solstice lineup by offering a clear alternative to the convertible model that began it all three years ago.
From the Solstice's show-car beginning back in 2002, General Motors had been broadly hinting that a fixed-roof version would eventually surface. But in a deft design move, the coupe has been furnished with a one-piece removable roof panel that retains the best features of a hard top, yet allows plenty of sun and fresh air to invade the cockpit when conditions warrant. The detachable covering is constructed from fiberglass sheet-molding attached to a magnesium frame. The new top adds only 22 pounds to the Solstice's weight, once the convertible top and its clam-shell opening and related hardware have been removed.
It certainly alters the appearance of the Solstice, especially from the sides and a rear end that is now far more sleek and graceful than the roadster's. Pontiac's design team has done a masterful job integrating the roof with the rest of the body and making it appear as if it always belonged there in the first place. They also managed to carve out the inside of the roof panel to create maximum head room.
Of special note is the rear hinged glassgate that provides access to a small storage area. In this instance, "small" means there's no room for golf clubs, a week's worth of family groceries or a set of luggage. About all that will fit are one or two small overnight bags, a lap-top computer pouch and a few small baubles stowed in a number of compartments beneath the load shelf.
One key item that won't fit anywhere except actually on the roof is the removable panel. Pontiac will sell you a special storage, but you'll have to leave it at home when you go open-air cruising. An available folding canvas roof cover will keep the vehicle and its occupants protected from the elements.
The coupe body style will be offered with the 173-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine as well as the GXP Solstice that comes with a 260-horsepower 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. Interestingly, the turbo achieves a better fuel-economy rating — 19 mpg city/28 mpg highway—than the base motor that's rated at 19/25 city/highway with the five-speed manual transmission. A five-speed automatic is optional with either engine.
Along with adding the coupe to the lineup, all Solstice models receive standard anti-lock brakes, limited slip differential and stability control for the 2009 model year, the latter feature designed to reduce the likelihood of a skid or spin. Other standard content includes a basic audio system and 18-inch silver-painted alloy wheels.
The GXP adds a performance suspension package, fog lamps, cruise control, remote keyless entry, polished aluminum wheels and power windows, locks and mirrors. Air conditioning, a leather interior and a seven-speaker Monsoon-brand sound system are available, as are chromed wheels and metal-trimmed pedals.
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Fireman Ed Shouts out his Favorite Jets Bloggers
Posted by Erik Manassy on Aug 9, 2012 in Main, Player Tweets | 0 comments
Fireman Ed once told me that he reads just about EVERYTHING on the New York Jets. You many not see him on social media participating a lot but trust me, he's watching and listening and reading if you are putting content out there.
He put a shout out to all the blogs and jets shows he reads!
FiremanEd42 #jetsinsider,#jetnation,#jetstwit,#jetflight5 live all great social media info for jets fans check em out! #Jet fans standing united #truth 8/8/12 9:23 PM |
Lately he's been making the rounds on all the great Podcast's and Radio shows that fans put out.
FiremanEd42 #jet fans I will be on jetsinsider radio tonite at 8pm talking about hall of fame weekend for Curtis our favorite Martin. Tune in Go Jets! 8/8/12 7:09 PM |
JetsInsider Much thanks to @FiremanEd42 for his great spot on JetsInsider Radio! You can download on iTunes, search "jetsinsider" #jets #nfl #nyj 8/9/12 8:59 AM |
I had the opportunity to hang out with him for quite some time this past Saturday at Curtis Martin's Enshrinement ceremony. Here is my article and podcast about the experience.
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