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School Officials Respond to Hamilton Middle School Investigation
Posted: 6:27 PM - Wood County schools issues a statement after Parkersburg Police investigate a threat at Hamilton Middle School.
Posted: 6:27 PM - Wood County schools issues a statement after Parkersburg Police investigate a threat at Hamilton Middle School.
Updated: 5:38 PM - Area officials say, even if it is on a small scale, oil and gas drilling could present both benefits and problems to our area.
Posted: 01/28/2015 - Both sides make opening statements in the corruption trial of former Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly.
Posted: 01/28/2015 - Chef Yancy Roush carves the ice sculpture for the 3rd Baker and Baker Diamond Drop.
Updated: 01/28/2015 - Police say the lockdown is lifted at Ravenswood Schools.
Updated: 01/29/2015 - The Wood County Circuit Clerk's office is confirming, that several lawsuit have been filed by female employees of the City of Parkersburg against the city.
Posted: 01/27/2015 - Ginger Postlewait a teacher at Wood County Christian is the January Jan Dils Golden Apple Award winner.
Updated: 01/28/2015 - All 137 dogs seized from a Jackson County puppy mill in October have found homes thanks to the hard work of volunteers.
Updated: 01/27/2015 - Another pedestrian hit in Marietta Monday night on Cogswell Lane.
Updated: 01/27/2015 - Marietta Middle School Principal, Will Hampton, was named superintendent of the Marietta City School District Monday evening.
Updated: 01/26/2015 - John Shane Bishop remains in Ohio serving a sentence while West Virginia authorities seek his extradition for a December pursuit.
Posted: 01/26/2015 - Flights from the Parkersburg area Monday were cancelled due to the weather, but it wasn't because of the weather locally.
Updated: 01/26/2015 - The trial of Curtis Richards Jr. is now set for April 13.
Posted: 01/26/2015 - Ohio Attorney General, Mike Dewine, has filed suit against the federal government on behalf of the State of Ohio, for what he believes are unconstitutional taxes being levied on state and local governments.
Updated: 01/26/2015 - Earlier this month a Parkersburg doctor was sentenced to two years in prison for writing illegal Oxycodone prescriptions. Eleven more people now face charges for their involvement in the case.
Posted: 01/26/2015 - Wedding bells are ringing as hundreds of brides come out to enjoy the 2015 Great Bridal Event.
Posted: 01/25/2015 - Washington County Sheriffs are urging residents to be aware of a phone scam aimed at taking their money.
Updated: 01/26/2015 - A man dressed entirely in camouflage attempted to rob the Duchess convenient store in Lowell, but was thwarted by the cashier.
Updated: 01/25/2015 - Hundreds gathered at the Marietta Shriner's Club Saturday night to support a fundraiser for a two year-old girl with Leukemia.
Posted: 01/24/2015 - Locals Discuss Impact of Fracking at a Film Viewing at Parkersburg Library
Posted: 01/24/2015 - The Blennerhasset Hotel hosts sushi-making courses open to local residents Saturday
Posted: 01/24/2015 - Lisa's Sweet Shop expands business with a new mobile food truck
Posted: 01/24/2015 - A Meigs County man is arrested after Deputies find 29 one pot meth labs at his home.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Marietta Police say a person was struck by a vehicle Friday night on Colegate Drive.
Posted: 01/23/2015 - The Parkersburg Salvation Army welcomes in two new interim leaders.


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Marlon Harris visits his iGrad classroom where he graduated last year after earning his GED. Harris talks with Connie Moriarty, an Instructional Classroom Support Technician, left ,and GED teacher Karna Cristina who both worked closely with Harris and helped him earn his GED. Harris is now attending Green River Community College in Auburn and hopes to become a registered nurse.
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13 So the Philistines were defeated, and they stopped coming into Israelite territory. The LORD's hand was against the Philistines throughout Samuel's life. | 13 So the Philistines were subdued and did not invade Israelite territory again. Throughout Samuel's lifetime, the hand of the LORD was against the Philistines. |
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According to organizers, the campaign "seeks to return the true meaning to this holiday: the celebration of the Birth of the Child Jesus, who became man for our reconciliation," as well as "to promote a spirit of solidarity and generosity with our brothers and sisters who suffer the most, especially children."
More than 1,500 volunteers, mostly young people, took to the streets of the Peruvian cities of Lima, Callao, Arequipa, Piura and Chincha, to request donations for the needy.
Christmas is Jesus is one of the "most important campaigns of solidarity of Latin America" and is carried out as well in "Colombia, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Costa Rica and other countries," organizers said.
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text: Three Christian County residents were transported following a Friday afternoon accident on Interstate 24 in Clarksville. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, 32-year old Ian Logston, of Fort Campbell, was merging onto I-24 from the shoulder, near the intersection with Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, when he pulled into the path of vehicle driven by 30-year old Dazen Ray, of Hopkinsville. Ray was able to avoid a collision, but lost control of her SUV, with the vehicle overturning onto its side. Ray and two passengers, 31-year old Tawanna Humphreys, and 2-year old Nevaeh Brown, both also of Hopkinsville, were taken to Gateway Medical Center following the crash, which occurred around 1:00pm Friday.


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Discover has signed contracts with 50 merchant acquirers that will extend PayPal's in-store acceptance to more than 2 million merchant outlets by the end of the year.
Discover Financial Services is offering extra cashback for home improvement store purchases.
Discover card members can earn 5% Cashback Bonus on up to $1,500 in purchases at home improvement stores. The deal runs through June 30.


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British Law Prohibits Intelligence Officers From Speeding
In other words, a real life James Bond could be pulled over for driving over 30 miles an hour in a city. This is changing now — if spies take a high-speed driving course.
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Good morning. I'm Greene, David Greene. Just doing my James Bond there. A lot of things in those movies not so realistic. Could those gadgets really do that? Is any man really that suave? Well, here's a reality check that you might not expect. Actual British law prohibits intelligence officers from speeding.
In other words, a real life Bond could be pulled over for driving over 30 miles an hour in a city. This is changing now - if spies are willing to take a high-speed driving course. Aston Martin not required. It's MORNING EDITION.
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Reasons Why I Love Erotica
According to msnbc.msn.com, orgasm is a powerful pain-killer. "Oxytocin, a natural chemical in the body that surges before and during climax, gets some of the credit, along with a couple of other compounds like endorphins.
According to a study by Beverly Whipple, professor emeritus at Rutgers University and a famed sexologist and author, when women masturbated to orgasm "the pain tolerance threshold and pain detection threshold increased significantly by 74.6 percent and 106.7 percent respectively."
Erotica is far more than a flight of fancy. Your very health and well being is at stake. I hope you will be inspired to do a little investigation for yourself and you can start right here. I will be adding an Erotica column to my blog in the near future…I can't wait to see what you think!


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Here's to 2012… and welcome 2013
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So the end of 2012 has been and gone, and the end of one year and the start of another always feels like it's time for a bit of looking back at the past 12 months and also time to look forward to the next 12 to come.
How to: Save TimeJanuary 20th, 2015
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Sunday ramble… and I mean a ramble…January 18th, 2015
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Hannah Cagney Lace January 1, 2013 at 2:21 pm
What a great post! I'm fairly new to blogging so I love how you're encouraging bloggers to have fun with their writing and not to worry about writing something different to others. Fab advise!
Happy new year – I look forward to seeing your new posts (when you decide what they'll be)
Hannah http://www.cagneyandlace.com
gigglesandmakeup January 1, 2013 at 3:12 pm
Great post! I love your blogging tips! I have quite a few resolutions I'd like to stick to much like yours, especially making time for friends & family, they were neglected abit in 2012 and I would like this year to be different!
Happy new year!gigglesandmakeup.blogspot.co.uk
Suzanne Martin January 1, 2013 at 5:09 pm
I only made two, one is to sort out my finances and second is to continue my studies, not very exciting but ones I need to do.
Happy 2013 to everyone
Blue Eyes and Flowers January 1, 2013 at 7:48 pm
Loved your little blogging tips. I'm pretty new to blogging so I appreciate any tips. Hope you had a lovely new year and good luck with your resolutions.
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Kassie lee January 1, 2013 at 8:53 pm
Sounds like your staying true to yourself and that in turn is staying true to your readers.
HeartsAndCrosses January 1, 2013 at 11:21 pm
Sounds like you have some amazing resolutions there, keep up with the blogging cause I adore your blog and the one about trying new things with your blog is one im going to adopt too! Happy New Year hope you have a brilliant year


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Feb 12, 2014 - It's important for marketing teams to get timely, meaningful insights out of data, rather than being overwhelmed by the volume and the velocity at which it accumulates. Comments
Jan 13, 2014 - Marketing automation has no agenda except to respond to data and seek a return on marketing content. As marketers get familiar with its successes, marketing automation will grow rapidly. Comments
Jan 9, 2014 - Columnist Tim Nichols interviews Tealium co-founder and president Ali Behnam, who shared his insight and tips on tag management. Comments
Oct 9, 2013 - Tealium AudienceStream launches to equip marketers with tools to send their audience data to specific vendors spanning multiple categories, including email, multi-channel messaging, content management and more. Comments
Apr 29, 2013 - Tag management company, Tealium, is now offering pre-configured turnkey integration with 500 digital marketing vendor tags. Comments
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I know this is completely off topic, and you guys probably know more about my daughter now than maybe I even know, but she wants to change her name.
A little history...very little.
My 16 year old daughter wants to be in the movie business. (She wants to be a movie director.) Of course, it is not uncommon for Hollywood types to change their name. At first she wanted to make just a minor change, say going from Susan Mypoint to Susan Point. (Not her real/fake name). But now she wants to change it completely to something like Cheri Connery.
Her thoughts are to do it now before getting into college so everything will be in her new stage name.
Opinions? Do I let her? Do I make her wait until she is 18? What if she marries some guy name Schmeckpepper? We are back to square zero again.
PS: I showed her the post about her calling me paranoid. The conversation went like:
Daughter: "Dad. I am not a right wing wacko nut job like you."
Me: "But you are conservative"
Daughter: "Not to the extent that you are"
Me: "Ahhhh, but the seed is there and it will grow. I look forward to buying you your first gun"
At which point she left the room. There is hope for her. She is truly a young Jedi.


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An online video released Saturday night purported to show an Islamic State group militant behead Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, ending days of negotiations by diplomats to save the man.
Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown's daughter Bobbi Kristina was found unconscious in a bathtub at her...
Drivers, bring your vehicles back to the shop for more work on faulty air bags. The government says more than 2 million Toyota, Chrysler and Honda vehicles need a second fix for air bags that may inadvertently inflate while the car is running.
The daughter of late singer and entertainer Whitney Houston was found unresponsive in a bathtub Saturday and taken to a hospital in the north Atlanta suburbs, police said.
Bill Montag, whose daughters Heidi and
Val Kilmer is denying reports that he was hospitalized Monday night to undergo surgery for a throat...
Bruce Jenner's evolving appearance has been the source of speculation for more than a year, and now...
Saturday, Jan. 31Nia Event: Nia trainer Rachael R. Resch will present "A Taste of the Nia White Belt: Music — Festive Dress of Silence" from 8 to 10:45 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 31, at The DanceSpace, 280 E. Hersey St., No. 10, Ashland.
Despite historically high graduation rates from our public schools — 81 percent in 2011-2012, the latest for which comprehensive data are available — we often hear elected officials and pundits say the entire system has failed.
Jordan West had a double-double and Eric Thompson scored all seven of his points after regulation as the Southern Oregon men's basketball team outlasted Corban 70-65 in double overtime Friday at Bob Riehm Arena.West nailed a...
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A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is a document that contains information on the potential hazards (health, fire, reactivity and environmental) and how to work safely with the chemical product. It is an essential starting point for the development of a complete health and safety program. It also contains information on the use, storage, handling and emergency procedures all related to the hazards of the material. The MSDS contains much more information about the material than the label. MSDSs are prepared by the supplier or manufacturer of the material. It is intended to tell what the hazards of the product are, how to use the product safely, what to expect if the recommendations are not followed, what to do if accidents occur, how to recognize symptoms of overexposure, and what to do if such incidents occur.
In Canada, every material that is controlled by WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) must have an accompanying MSDS that is specific to each individual product or material (both the product name and supplier on the MSDS must match the material in use).
There are nine (9) categories of information that must be present on an MSDS in Canada. These categories are specified in the Controlled Products Regulations and include:
The Controlled Products Regulations prescribes what information must be present in more detail.
Yes, as long as two conditions are met. First, all the required information specified under Column III of Schedule I of the Controlled Products Regulations (CPR) must be addressed. All headings and subheadings that are on the MSDS must be addressed by providing the required information or by stating that the information is not available or not applicable, whichever is appropriate.
Second, the statement "This product has been classified in accordance with the hazard criteria of the CPR and the MSDS contains all of the information required by the CPR" must appear under the section heading "Regulatory Information".
Traditionally the intended readers of MSDSs were occupational hygienists and safety professionals. Now the audience also includes employers, workers, supervisors, nurses, doctors, emergency responders and workers. To ensure that MSDS users can quickly find the information that they need, the information should be in an easy-to-read format and written in a clear, precise and understandable manner.
For most people who work with controlled products, there are some sections that are more important than others. You should always read the name of the chemical, know the hazards, understand safe handling and storage instructions, as well as understand what to do in an emergency.
Not necessarily. A lot of health hazard information, for example, is written in general terms. Your health and safety specialist, occupational health nurse or family doctor should be able to help you find more information if needed.
Always be familiar with the hazards of a product BEFORE you start using it. You should look at a MSDS, match the name of the chemical on your container to the one on the MSDS, know the hazards, understand safe handling and storage instructions, as well as understand what to do in an emergency.
MSDSs look different because only certain content of the MSDS is specified by law. The format is left up to the manufacturer or supplier who writes the MSDS. Some manufacturers/suppliers put more details in than what is required. However, the information for the nine basic categories must always be in a Canadian MSDS for a controlled product.
Yes. Under WHMIS law, an MSDS for a controlled product must not be more than three years old. If you are still using a product that you bought more than three years ago, you may not have a current MSDS. Contact the manufacturer or supplier again and ask for a newer version of the MSDS.
The three-year time limit does not apply to MSDSs for non-controlled products (i.e. products that do not meet WHMIS criteria).
If new, significant information becomes available before the three years has elapsed, the supplier is required to update the product label and MSDS.
If there is no new information on the ingredients by the end of the three-year period, the supplier should review the MSDS and the label for accuracy, revise it where necessary, and revise the preparation date on the MSDS.
Yes. Employers must make sure that all controlled products have an up-to-date (less than three years old) MSDS when it enters the workplace. The MSDSs must be readily available to the workers who are exposed to the controlled product and to the health and safety committee or representative. If a controlled product is made in the workplace, the employer has a duty to prepare an MSDS for any of these products.
Employers may computerize the MSDS information as long as all employees have access to and are trained on how to use the computer, the computers are kept in working order, and that the employer makes a hard copy of the MSDS available to the employee or safety and health committee/representative upon request.
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The font I am trying to find is the same as the "sacremento kings" font--I answered my own question---it is Narrowband Prime ICG. The font came with Illustrator but I don't know who sells it.
And I just finished creating my own version of the font because I couldn't find it. Rats.
They do. The wonders of Google. ;)
BTW It's not Narrowband Prime ICG, it's Treacyfaces'
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Cookbook creator says: Made this before and got the recipe from Hungry-Girl but made it w/out water. I will try it with water the next time. Carbs: 36.9g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 191.5
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Surprise -- Crunchy and sweet, but full of spinach! Let the bars cool completely before serving so that the taste of the spinach has a chance to disappear completely. See Oprah website for more of Jessica Seinfeld's recipes. Submitted by 1THININSIDE Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 179.1
A combination of two favorite Italian classics - a definite family favorite that's easy to make. Submitted by POLYCAT Carbs: 33.1g | Fat: 12.4g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 32.7g | Calories: 383.8
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Submitted by WANT2BTHIN1 Carbs: 28g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 30.3g | Calories: 276.7
Spinach, chicken, and cheese combine for a one-dish dinner. Submitted by SILLY_ME Carbs: 7.5g | Fat: 12.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 27.8g | Calories: 256.9
Enjoy this healthy and easy-to-make slow cooker salsa chicken recipe. Carbs: 6.7g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 197.2
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My grandma taught me how to make this after I begged her!! It's one of my absolute favorites!! You can play with it and add or subtract and vegetables you like or dislike! It's so cheap to make and feeds many! Can't beat it on a budget! Submitted by XHANYB Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 153.8
Who can resist thick, creamy decadent cheesecake? Try this low-fat version in the single serving size. Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 120.6
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Easy to make, delicious, great for the coming cold weather - or any time! Submitted by DOLLYB1 Carbs: 22.5g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 18.8g | Calories: 221.5
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makes a yummy side dish or eat it all by itself Submitted by WAN2B_A_HOTTIE Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 115.7
A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
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This is a light version of what would normally be considered a diet no-no - creamy potato soup. Along with a salad, you could easily have a sinfully decadent dinner for under 500 calories. Submitted by HAPPYTIGER Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 13.9g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 324
A great anytime snack that everyone will love! Submitted by CHRIS2365 Carbs: 11g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 42.4
This lighter version of an old classic is made with lower-calorie baking mix and ground turkey instead of beef. Submitted by TXCYNDI Carbs: 10.7g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 21.2g | Calories: 166.5
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Submitted by BHBOGUE24 Carbs: 17.4g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 100.5
Very Good 4.7/5
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based on 4 shells/person Submitted by PEYTONT1 Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 18.5g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 24.3g | Calories: 370.5
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Quiche the Oxygen Way! Submitted by LINDYFIT Carbs: 8g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 138.7
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Spicey, yummy, and super easy to make! Submitted by ROSEYJOSIE Carbs: 26.7g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 18g | Calories: 222.6


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Fresh produce on sale now at St. Paul's Baptist Church
Citizen Staff Reports 07/09/12
A consortium of St. Paul's Baptist Church, Virginia State University Co-op Extension and the ACE Program is now offering fresh produce for sale Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The garden is located on a four-acre plot directly behind St. Paul's at 4247 Creighton Rd.
All produce is organic and picked daily. Offerings include okra, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers and bell peppers, as well as fresh cut flowers. Watermelon and cantaloupes will be available soon. Proceeds benefit ACE - Another Chance to Excel. The ACE Program helps ex-offenders and disadvantaged, at-risk young adults with the educational, vocational, social and life skills they need to successfully transition back into the community, secure gainful employment and become economically self-sufficient. For more information, call 771-9680. |
'Secret Keeper Girl - Crazy Hair Tour' returning to West End Assembly of God
Hundreds of 'tweens' and their moms will attend the Secret Keeper Girl Crazy Hair Tour at West End Assembly of God on Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m., a popular Bible-based tour geared toward building and strengthening relationships between mothers and their daughters (typically ages 8 to 12).
The event will feature a full fashion show, oversized balloon sculptures and confetti cannons – all in the name of inner beauty, Biblical modesty and vibrant purity. > Read more.
OutRVA, 'Say I Do!' to give away all-expenses paid wedding at Lewis Ginter
Citizen Staff Reports 01/15/2015
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.
No CVWMA collection delays for Lee-Jackson, MLK holidays
Citizen Staff Reports 01/12/2015
CVWMA residential recycling and trash collections will continue as regularly scheduled for the Lee-Jackson (Jan. 16) and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Jan. 19) holidays. Residential recycling collections on Friday, Jan. 16 and the week of Jan 19-23 will take place on normal collection day. Residents should place recycling container(s) out for pick-up by 7 a.m. on their regular scheduled collection day. > Read more.
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The Conversation: with Chris Bosse
The Conversation looks at the ideas of German architect Chris Bosse, who works globally on projects that are sustainable and innovative.
- Chris Bosse
- Architect and co-founder of LAVA, the laboratory for visionary architecture.
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John :
18 Feb 2012 10:54:07am
Sustainable Architecture is not high rise Architecture it is low rise Architecture. I can imagine rice paper, bamboo, timber and brick buildings where the all timber and brick parts are recycled to new homes as approaching sustainable. I think the word sustanable is being misused in this program they are really talking about Architectures that are less consuming or more consuming of resources. This measure should also include quality of life per person to be called Architecture and good Architecture, well that's a whole other programme!
Georges :
22 Feb 2012 9:48:34pm
No John, low rise architecture is not at all sustainable, it is very unsustainable. You don't live alone on a piece of land unless you live in a very remote area. In a dense area you have to stop building individual housing that takes too much space for a single family. It's like driving a car alone to a place instead of taking public transport to go to the same place.
Your view of sustainability is wrong, it is more appropriate to call it "green romantic superstition". But you are right there's no index on quality of life, simply because we are all different, and have different taste and fantasy about how to live well.


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Remember back in 2006? That innocent time when Google bought YouTube, Rihanna sampled "Tainted Love," and everyone was talking about that hot new show Heroes? And remember how that show started a gut-wrenching death spiral so spectacular that you were surprised to learn NBC still airs it? Us too. Which is why we decided to abuse our young, impressionable, and extremely trusting Verge Correspondent Zach Dionne by making him watch the show every single week—or until he goes insane. He had never seen an episode before this vile test of human will. He has no clue what he's in for.
We couldn't be happier.
00:00 Hold up. Just came to NBC.com to stream this thing and there's a banner reminding me that 9 p.m. on Mondays is the new time for Heroes. Old news, maybe, but I have to marvel: The network actually dared to make the minuscule, intensely loyal, clinically unhinged contingent of fans chase this show around the calendar? Bold, NBC.
00:00 And it won't stream for me in Firefox. Really, NBC? Making me rifle through browsers to watch this show?
01:30 Nonstop slanty angles for carnival scenes: Nauseating and elementary.
02:26 "After all I've done for you, for all of them, I'm the villain?" says an actual villain.
3:20 If Jim Varney was still alive and hosted The Tonight Show With Ernest, I'd rather watch that.
4:48 Chubby dude: "Oh God, are you back inside my head?" New Spock: "That's so two months ago."
6:02 "A superpowered serial killer shapeshifted into a co-ed and then made a pie chart of your life." This show takes exposition to new, horrendous heights.
11:35 Correction: It doesn't take exposition anywhere. It's nothing but exposition.
12:10 I'd rather watch Battlefield Earth three times in a row.
14:40 A hero-battle might brewing. They're going to "face" each other.
16:30 A full thirty seconds talking like they're in a Vince Flynn novel.
19:55 I don't care who's good and who's bad—the camera looking through a sniper rifle lens is not exciting or tasteful.
22:00 If I don't see superpowers in 10 minutes, I'm going to lose my mind.
23:50 Instead I get a gunfire bloodbath? Hayden Panettiere is down, shot in the neck. It's cool though, she's chillin.
26:55 She pulled the bullet out of her neck. Gross, but totally realistic.
30:00 Positive I just saw Craig T. Nelson as an extra.
34:00 Montage (not suitable for epileptics) of New Spock's past murders and childhood. Excellent substitute for watching the first few seasons of the show.
41:30 I'd rather be hosting a Desperate Housewives marathon. I've never been so serious in my life.
This episode's ranking in terms of Batman films: Batman & Robin. This level of camp contends with nipple-suit George Clooney.
Clues to why this show was once popular: Violence? Traces of interesting acting when actors like New Spock aren't handed the hammiest globs of dialogue known to man?
Author's estimate of how many more of these he can suffer through: If next week's this bad, I quit. There wasn't a shred of goodness in this episode.
If GQ ran NBC, what could we possibly cancel before Heroes? It would make sense to lose Carson Daly at 1:36 a.m., but if we ran NBC, sense wouldn't be our strong suit. We'd nix Leno at this point and blindly hope to gain America's friendship back. Win-win.
What we're hoping for in next week's episode: A taste we can wash out of our mouths by the time season six of Lost premieres the next night.
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What is your favorite scripting language?
Tcl is just amazing
I've been programming in Java, VB, python, ruby, hypertalk for the best part of 10 years. Foolishly I dismissed Tcl a long time ago. Finally after feeling that I wanted to have more control over my core language features, I started looking at Smalltalk and Dylan. Then, quite by accident I stumbled on something that made me revisit Tcl. What a fool I've been. When I first looked at Tcl 10 years ago I must have been too inexperienced to appreciate the power and beauty of it.
TCL/TK, i wonder why TCL is
TCL/TK, i wonder why TCL is not on that list.. who's ever heard of awk?... and.. all those other scripting languages use TK from TCL...:d
Tcl all the way
Tcl/Tk of course! Tcl/Tk has to be the most under rated programming/scripting language out there - huge potential, but very little spotlight.
REBOL because its fun and easy to get started with. It also runs on many platforms and has a command line (bash style) environment.
I also like Lua because its concepts are so minimalistic, yet applicable to many situations.
miss leading survey
for people who simply want to see the result of the survey there's no button to press so you're forced to press "other" in a little effort not to ruin the survey results.
Next time try to put in a button so people can see the results without voting (since not everybody scripts).
Favorite Scripting Languages
Regina REXX runs on almost any platform. No need to learn a different language for each platform. It is robust and integrates nicely with other packages.
My scripting needs are
My scripting needs are simple, and bash serves those needs quite well. I do dip into awk and python occaisionally but I haven't spent much concentrated effort on learning scripting in those languages.
Bash and PHP
I voted for Bash because it is my all purpose scripting language, but I do use PHP for my web work.
J from jsoftware.com
This is a fantastic language for doing the quick little one-off tasks that seem to crop up during the day. It also has powerful, built-in analytic capabilities as well as a useful set of addons including interfaces to packages like LAPACK.
It is a pity you didn't include Tcl/Tk in the list.
Both powerful & readily available on lots of platforms.
I use Tcl and Tk for all tasks that need scripting.
Vote for Favorite Scripting Language
Groovy +1
Tcl / Tk
Easy, and powerful. The only language I can really 'love'.
groovy scripting
I think groovy should have made the list. I'm biased because I'm comfortable with Java, but groovy is an excellent scripting tool.
WML is my favorite scripting language. I am learning it now and am enjoying it.
UNFORTUNATELY, i have to learn it on an XP computer but will be on LINUX in JUNE! :)
Simple, flexible, powerful and fun!
For day-to-day scripting, Tcl is still my #1 choice after 10 years. Recently started using PHP for web work, and like the OOP model, but it's overkill for 90% of what I do on a daily basis. Tcl is short, sweet, and works. My company still uses it today for commercial GUI applications.
the best compromise on
object oriented purism (unlike python, the basic types (int, float, string, array, mapping, multiset) are not classes to make them easier to optimize)
syntax (c syntax may not be for everyone, but it is used quite a lot, so having the same syntax in a runtime compiled (or scripting) language is nice, even though i prefer pythons indenting)
speed (pike tries to produce machinecode where possible and thus has non-portable compiled/bytecode, compared to pythons bytecode which is portable, but who needs that when it is easy to recompile code anyways?)
greetings, eMBee.
I muddle my way through Perl for my work scripts.
I gave PHP a try and was very happy.
Tcl/Tk was the first scripting language I was ever exposed to in detail (the staff programmer at my job at the time did everything with Tcl/Tk)
These days I mainly script REST-based processes, so I prefer to use XQuery as my scripting language of choice. The combo of XQuery, REST and XForms (XRX) is a killer.
Tcl/Tk and Tile
Tcl/Tk, of course. For applications, web stuff, and the themed widget toolkit gives you native look-n-feel on Windows and Linux. Very happy!
Definitely Tcl. I use Tcl as my main scripting language. Combined with EXPECT and TK make Tcl the best choice for me to produce a modularized software testing suite.
Tcl is very intuituve and can be learned easily in stages.
It very powerful and has lots of available extensions and packages. Its easy to share code. I'm never at a loss of finding functionality that was already coded by someone else when really needed.
Scripting language
I voted for AWK, but actually use igawk - it's advanced awk (gawk) with includes -- makes for a really clean way to write code.
I do quite a bit of data conversion/transformation work with patient data. It's great for that kind of work, although I'd never want to do CGI-BIN stuff with it.
Scripting language: other aka APL
I use APL because it is old and doesn't appear inferior to more recent notations. Very flexible and terse. Enough products on the market. (In some case, Unix programs or commands are the tools of choice.)
APL ... Absolutely the best scripting language developed. Question is where can you still get the APL interpreter? I think a new generation can be turned onto APL with a little exposure.
Where to get (an) APL
I'm a big APL fan but have been enjoying J (jsoftware.com) for the past several years as it has many of the advantages and lacks some of the drawbacks of APL.
You also can get a cheap, non-commercial copy of Dyalog APL from http://www.dyalog.com/ . As much as I like J, Dyalog has a much slicker IDE. However, I can code and run J from within emacs, so I'm very happy with this.
Scripting language: bash
Considering bash as an entry point to Unix, I wish to add awk and grep and so on. For some tasks of file manipulation, I use APL in its APLX avatar with multiple parallel sessions. What is a "scripting language", is it the Opposit or the complement of an "oral" or "voicing language" ?
Seems that I'm the first one to give this answer :-(
And I have no doubt that you
And I have no doubt that you will be the last.
TCL left out?
AWK is on the list but TCL is kept out? Tsk. Tsk.
tcl is still an improvement over it's would-be successors. Simple, industrial-strength, and a new version just came out!
Scripting language
My favorite scripting language is 4tH, a Forth derivate. No wonder, I wrote it myself ;-)
Kudos on your 4tH!
Hi Hans,
I'm actually a tcl advocate myself, but I was took a look at 4tH about a week back to see about using it for writing 2d graphic games on low end mobile hardware such as the GP2X from Game Park Holdings.
Given it took me a few days to port tcl over to the GP2X arm processor, I was blown away that it took me only one minute to cross compile 4tH for the GP2X.
I sincerely think 4HT has alot of potential. Keep up the good work.
BASH or Ruby
BASH for simple things ... Ruby when it gets complicated, or too hard to read.
If I ever want to be able to read the script again, I use Ruby.
It's never fun to come back to abunchof:
cat this | awk '{print $3}' | grep "18,000 escape characters" | ...
Also, Ruby's "magic" helps me be really, really productive and write DSLs and whatnot, making the code super yummy and easy on the eyes.
Tools like RSpec and Autotest help me quickly confirm that the script actually works and won't explode if given unexpected input, and also creates usage documentation.
PS ... why does this site's CAPTCHA have to suck so bad? I'm on attempt 4 to post this comment ... it's totally unreadable ...
Stop piping cats
Thats awful what you're doing here
cat this | awk '{print $3}' | grep "18,000 escape characters"
could easily be converted into
awk '/18,000 escape characters/{print $3}' this
People really do need to learn to stop piping cats.
J form jsoftware.com
Is in the family of Array Processing Languages, it runs on Linux, Win, MacOS.
One line of J can do the same work as hundreds of lines of VBScript.
It's syntax is extremely simple and regular, maybe some thinks that this syntax is so cryptic, but Perl regex isn't it?
Take a look J at www.jsoftware.com and
http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Scripts#head-458cc2df2b7015f67da15aacadab... - to see working examples of what I'm saying.
One more vote for TCL
And I'm impressed by the number of comments for it.
I voted bash...
First, let me comment on this. Lua is wonderful but both language and ABI break between language revisions. This is why it's only _really_ used as an embedded language.
The only relevant languages on that poll are bash and legacy awk. What matters from here on out is the runtime; parrot, tamarin, JVM, nekovm and Microsoft's patent trap. In fact the only relevant scripting language for the next 10 years is javascript; increasingly an output target for other languages (see Haxe, GWT).
scripting languages
I use bash for lightweight scripting, but if things get hairy I go for perl.
TCL / Tk / Expect
TCL with Tk and/or Expect. Especially great for automating interactive CLI applications. I still use it on a regular basis (along with bash). Even the new git uses it for a GUI (git-gui). Easy to code, comprehensible for maintenance, powerful and extensible.
Tcl/Tk - I've used it for
Tcl/Tk - I've used it for years and it's available for lots of platforms, including Mobile Windows.
J (jsoftware.com)
J is so powerful that we've created a Domain-Specific Language out of it. :)
J (jprogramming.com)
I am relatively new to J, but I am planning on doing a large percentage of my future work with this language. I have never used a language that is so powerful and concise.
Scripting language - J (from jsoftware.com), A+
I use J for all kinds of things. Plan to use A+ when I finish porting it to Windows. I can't easily get away with using FreeBSD (my preference over Linux) very often so I need something that works on Windows. I'm toying with trying Tcl/Tk. I used to use PERL for a lot of ad hoc things before I learned J.
REXX is excellent although I have played with others: perl, bash, AWK, & python.
I should like to see also J
I should like to see also J in this list!
J = jsoftware.com
J is the most advanced programming language around
Can be downloaded from
Right tool for the task
If I had to:
- implement some kind of a parser - Perl
- create a dynamic website - PHP
- write a number-crunching program - C++
- write a simple install script - Bash
- write a really complex program - C++, or C++ libraries + scripting language binding
- add some fancy client-side functionality to a website - JavaScript (and I would rather drop the feature rather than use Flash or Java)
I didn't use Python, Lua, AWK or Ruby, but I think there are also some optimal uses for them. I heard that Ruby can be quite slow. I was scared away from Tcl because of the archaic look of its Tk widgets, though there probably is a GTK+ binding.
My point is that if you dictate your choice of language for a given task based on personal preference, you might simply lose time.
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Miracle is a great change for days requiring a little extra "pink". It takes room to breathe at first, but then it wraps you up in a pretty silk cloud and is great company for the days you are out on your own.
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I was so exited when I first read the reviews on this product. I just finished my Hypnose and I was exited to try this, specially because of the Freesia in this.
I went to the Lancome counter and sprayed myself with it (I know, I should know better).
First it reminded me a little bit of Pleasures, (which I'm starting to like more and more) and within ten minutes of it is when the nightmare began. All I can think to describe it, is a combo of burned freesia sprinkled with LOTS of black pepper! Maybe it's my body chem. but I will never buy this.
I admit that i am a compulsive fragrance purchaser. I own or tried countless different fragrances and Miracle is one of my fav.. but... it is too common and i smell it on many ladies. It has a feminine sweetness to it and also a romantic scent. A fragrance that cannot go wrong (currently, i am into Tommy's Dreaming)
My favorite fragrance of all time. I get tons of compliments from guys and girls.
The smell is not too strong and too floral. It has just the right hints of notes. It's soft, feminine, and delicate. This is the best one Lancome has made for sure. It's a classic in my collection.
I really like this fragrance. Guys seem to like it too.
It's v feminine and can be worn at night or during the day...Just don't spray too much.
All I can say about it is: soapy.
There is a lightness to it, so it is not unpleasant, but I don´t feel comfortable wearing it.
The drydown is ok, but nothing special
Another lovely sweet,refreshing and clear scent.If you like Estee Lauder's Beyond Paradise then you'll definitely love this.Like the other reviewers here i also find this scent has a certain pretty 'spice' to it.The pink colour is nice too =)
I've had this for a few years now and still wear it. The smell is kind of spicy, which I like. Everyone always compliments me when I wear it. It's a fresh kind of spicy, not too harsh and men's cologne-y. Makes me seem more sophisticated, haha.
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2 beautiful in elevation, is the joy of all the earth, Mount Zion, in the far north, the city of the great King. | 2 It is beautiful in its loftiness, the joy of the whole earth. Like the utmost heights of Zaphon is Mount Zion, the city of the Great King. |
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Syllabification: am·pli·fyPronunciation: /ˈampləˌfī
Definition of amplify in English:
verb ( amplifies, amplifying, amplified)
1Increase the volume of (sound), especially using an amplifier: the accompanying chords have been amplified in our arrangement
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- Finally, good sound systems only amplify bad sound.
- You can also improve the sound quality by changing the sample and bit rate or amplifying the sound.
- A microphone picks up ambient sound and amplifies it, and volume control allows you to adjust the level.
1.1Increase the amplitude of (an electrical signal or other oscillation).
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- This system reads out the chemical changes electronically, amplifies the electronic signal and further processes it.
- A variable gain amplifier variably amplifies a monitor signal according to the operating mode determined by the gate and outputs an amplified monitor signal.
- The first sampling transistor is configured to sample the same RF input signal that is amplified by the amplifier transistor.
1.2Cause to become more marked or intense: urban policy initiatives amplified social polarization
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- The distorted thinking of some parents who regard their children as mere possessions instead of treating them as independent people only amplifies the social tragedy.
- Terminology aside, it is clear that the capacity of social groups to amplify emotion could not exist were it not for the individual ability to take on board someone else's emotion and feel it in one's own heart.
- She de-magnifies the body and amplifies the urban landscape.
1.3 Genetics Make multiple copies of (a gene or DNA sequence).
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- We performed PCR on wild-type mouse genomic DNA to amplify sequences flanking transposon insertion sites for use as probes.
- Genes were amplified from genomic yeast DNA using specific oligonucleotides and the polymerase chain reaction.
- Primers were designed to amplify this gene sequence specifically.
1.4Enlarge upon or add detail to (a story or statement): the notes amplify information contained in the statement
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- To begin with, I should reiterate and amplify my statement above that I was paying for this purchase with a credit card.
- So he had no cause to amplify the statement that the 'essential factor in determining liability is whether the damage is of such a kind as the reasonable man should have foreseen'.
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My regular repair shop flushed the radiator & replaced the coolant and hose on my '01 Bonneville last Thurs. I've driven it 3 times since and now hear a gurgling sound from under the dash.
It starts gurgling as soon as I start it and back out of the garage and then gurgles whenever I accelerate from a stop. I've been keeping my eye on the temp guage and it does seem to heat to 200 very rapidly, but so far has stopped there. From looking around on the web, it sounds like there's air trapped and the system needs to be bled(?) My question is, is it safe to drive it 5 miles to work tomorrow morning, then drive it 8 miles to the repair shop tomorrow night? (I have bad memories of cars in my past that have overheated.) Thanks! |
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The gurgling sound is air bubles rushing through the heater core, and yes, the fill needs to be completed. With the engine cold, check the overflow bottle. The liquid will be its minimum level and should be above the "low" mark on the bottle. If not, add coolant until the bottle is half full or at to sligtly above the cold level mark. Here's whats supposed to happen. When the coolant heats up, it expands and should burp some some trapped air into the bottle. Then, when the system cools and the coolant shrinks, it draws fluid from the bottle into the cooling system, that is, if there is enough fluid in the bottle to keep the inlet/outlet in the bottom of the bottle covered. After about 3 thermal cycles, the system should have enough air flushed out. After that, keep an eye on the coolant level in the bottle for the next 3 to 4 trips. The "sealed" coolant systems on today's cars vary in detail such that no one set of descriptions fit all. However, all sealed systems perform the functions described above. The mechanical details do vary. In some systems, the overflow tank is pressurized to the same level as the engine coolant, while in others, the overflow tank is vented to the atmoshpere. This is what I'd do. With a cold engine, fill the overflow bottle to or slightly above its "cold" mark. Put the cap back on the overflow bottle. Warm the engine into its operating temperature range, then shut off and let cool. After cooling, refill the bottle. Do this until the liquid high and low level stablizes. Be very careful! Do not remove the cap of a pressurized bottle if the coolant (engine) is hot. Upon release of pressure, the coolant can flash to steam and geyser about half of the coolant out of the system. You could get scalded, not to mention the ensuing mess. Let it cool until you see the coolant being sucked out of the bottle back into the engine. Antifreeze can be purchased as full strength, or already diluted half water and half antifreeze. Look carefully at your antifreeze container. Do not dilute the already diluted antifreeze. |
jem is correct about air bubbles trapped in the heater core making the "gurgling" sound. Most of the time we have to open the heater core hoses and bleed the air out of some cars manually. That is what the shop will have to do in order to get rid of the noise. For the most part it wont hurt anything, except possibly reduce the heating capacity inside the car, and sound annoying. |
- Posted by virginia7074 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 24, 06 at 7:51
Thanks so much to both of you for responding. I'm going to check the overflow bottle's level before I leave this morning. Thanks again! |
I've hit that annoying gurgle and turned on the heater so the valve lets the coolant flow freely thru the heater core to get it filled bubble free after a couple of engine hot/cold cycles. |
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And then: an unexpected bump. It appears on the belly of his girlfriend, Susi, and she decides to let it grow.
In a strange way, Rogers is prepared for this. His own mom gave birth to her first child when she was around 16, and though his parents have since split up, Rogers' dad stuck around town, living within walking distance of Ian's mother's house. They made it work, but Rogers knows such a situation is rare. "I've got to figure out how to deal with this," he thinks, "because if I don't, I'm going to live in a trailer park."
He and Susi graduate from high school early and decide to get married—mostly because it will qualify them for more financial aid. One morning in February 1990, the couple gets into Rogers' Chevy Nova and heads down to the courthouse to fill out the paperwork. Their moms have to come with them. They are 17 years old.
Rogers works two jobs: one as a dishwasher at a hospital kitchen and one as an announcer at a local jazz station, where he digs into the record library. He hates the syrupy fusion stuff but gets lost in albums like Miles Davis' Pangaea—records that, at first, are assaultive and unpredictable, kind of like punk.
The station offers Rogers a full-time job for $10,000 a year. But when he looks at all the costs of raising a kid—even with the help of WIC cards and Section 8 housing—he realizes jazz radio is no way to make a living. Rogers' mother had decided in her late thirties to go to college; maybe he could do it too.
Rogers finds a community college an hour outside of Goshen, and baby Zoe arrives just a few weeks before his first class. At night, when he's not studying, Rogers paces around his living room with her in his arms, listening to the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique. One time he falls asleep with her on the couch, only to wake up in a panic, wondering if he dropped her.
They are getting by. But the commute to school is tough, and their options in Goshen are limited. All Rogers can think is "We gotta get out of here."
Susi has taken a year off to be with Zoe, but she got a scholarship to Indiana University, Bloomington, and the offer is still good. They decide to move out there together, and Rogers is able to enroll as an education major. "Thankfully," he'll say many years later, "I knocked up the smartest girl in school."
One day Rogers talks to his stepfather, a truck driver who's been divorced from Rogers' mom for a few years. "You've got a kid," his stepdad tells him. "You're gonna need money. You don't want to be a grade-school teacher. Get a computer science degree. You were always good with that shit."
Rogers walks into the school's computer science department and tells a faculty member he wants to switch majors. She hands him a card and says to send her an email. It's 1991 and he has no idea what that means.
A year later, Rogers is in an office on campus, listening to "Also Sprach Zarathustra." Most people who've heard the dramatic surge of brass and bombast have only experienced it on their stereo or perhaps while watching the opening moments of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. But now it's playing on a school computer. Which in 1992 is really kind of bonkers.
Rogers is still at IU Bloomington, where he's worked his way into the honors program. As part of a computer science project, he's helping the school transfer its hefty music library onto NeXT workstations. For decades, students who needed to hear a piece of music would have to show up at a prearranged time, sit at desks equipped with headphones, and listen to a record en masse. Now all Rogers has to do is press Play and an .au file delivers the music.
This is such a novelty that the head of the music library occasionally marches people in to watch Rogers load up a song. Most people at this point still haven't experienced the Internet, and those who have are doing so mostly with some tight-gripped hand-holding from AOL or CompuServe. But Rogers has been exploring Usenet discussion boards, where he occasionally posts David Bowie lyrics and oversees a Beastie Boys FAQ. Through Usenet he can chat about music with people from all over the country. He is not alone anymore, and he starts to realize, in conjunction with the library project, that the days of long-distance record store schleps might soon be over.
"This is the future of music," he thinks.
Rogers and his colleagues have heard about the World Wide Web, which is mostly of interest to a small sect of academics, government workers, and futurist porn enthusiasts. Thanks to the library project, Rogers begins learning how to build sites, and in the fall of 1993 he starts an unofficial homepage for the Beastie Boys. There are virtually no templates to work from, so he fills it with everything he can find: lyrics, discographies, and photos and magazine articles he's scanned. The site doesn't look great, but it's remarkably thorough, down to the last obscure 12-inch.
Rogers spends hours creating the site, which he works on when not studying or taking care of Zoe. By now he and Susi have split up. They got married in part for the benefits, but Rogers knew it wouldn't last. They lived together until they could afford to live apart, with Rogers ultimately moving into an apartment across the street. Divorce at that age is easier than you might think: There's no money or possessions to argue over, and since Ian and Susi have agreed to raise Zoe together, it mostly comes down to logistics.
Then Rogers gets an unexpected call—from Beastie Boys manager John Silva. Rogers panics; he figures they're shutting his fan site down. Instead Silva asks him to take over the Beasties' all-new professional site—and, while he's at it, to do work for some of Silva's other clients. To Rogers, this almost doesn't make sense. The site is just something he does for fun. Why would anyone actually want to pay him for this? It's like hiring a bunch of 14-year-olds to copyedit Penthouse Forum.
But Rogers agrees and is soon charging $8.50 an hour to make sites for the Breeders and Bonnie Raitt, and even freelances a project for John Tesh: Live at Red Rocks. He hires some friends and starts his own business, all while studying for a graduate degree and raising Zoe. He has a new girlfriend now, but when she sees Rogers moving his bed into the closet to make room for more business supplies, she takes it as a bad sign and soon dumps him.


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I mounted one of LaserLite's side mounted laser on my LC9 close to a year ago and have checked it regularly for function but not for accuracy. I have one of those metal swinging targets with four lower targets and the upper one resets it so last evening I decided to use the laser rather than the sights and to my delight even after hundreds of rounds fired it was still dead on! I was shooting at 30 feet and the targets are about 4" in diameter. I know many of you don't care for lasers and in the beginning I saw them more of a deterrent than an actual aid but now I'm quite impressed. Has anyone here tried one of these and what are your thoughts?
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I don't have any experience with one but for my mileage if I find something that works for me I don't need to hear anyone out. I personally haven't switched to laser primarily due to added cost but I also like keeping the weight of my sidearm at bare minimum. Also, I am a big fan of the serpa holster I have and most lasers would not fit in it. All that said, if it works practice the hell out of it and enjoy!!! Just be sure you are alternating or at least periodically practicing with the irons in case batteries crap out...


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With Peyton Manning at QB in Denver, which WR benefits more is a hot debate
Who will have the better fantasy season: Demaryius Thomas or Eric Decker?
The Denver Broncos have a pair of third-year wide receivers poised to make a major impact this season in Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker. They were already trending in the right direction based on their development last season, and their outlooks became even sunnier when the Broncos added Peyton Manning in the offseason.
If the combination of Thomas and Decker could have their moments with Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow at quarterback, just imagine what they could do with a healthy Manning running the show. Broncos fans are having flashbacks of Rod Smith and Ed McCaffrey, who each had 1,000-yard seasons from 1998-2000.
Decker led the Broncos in 2011 with 44 catches, 612 yards and eight touchdowns. He was tied for 34th among receivers in fantasy scoring (ESPN standard settings), matching more established receivers such as Malcom Floyd and Santonio Holmes. Decker's numbers faded badly after a nice start, as he had just seven catches for 85 yards and zero touchdowns from Weeks 13-17. Consistency was also an issue, as he had eight games with two or fewer fantasy points.
His drop-off was somewhat tied to Tebow replacing Orton at quarterback in Week 7. While Decker had a stretch of three straight games with a touchdown with Tebow at the helm, he also had seven of those two-point-or-fewer fantasy performances.
Thomas didn't make his 2011 debut until Week 7 as he recovered from a torn Achilles tendon. He finished with 32 catches for 551 yards (a whopping 17.2 yards per catch) and four touchdowns during the regular season. He made even more waves in the playoffs when he went for 204 yards and the 80-yard touchdown in overtime to upset the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, Thomas didn't make much of a fantasy impact until a 144-yard, two-touchdown outburst against the Vikings in Week 13. That effort spurred a strong finish, as Thomas had 25 catches for 448 yards and three scores in the final five weeks of the regular season. Thomas and Decker essentially swapped fantasy value at that point.
While Thomas emerged as the big-play wideout late last season (nine catches of 20-plus yards), Decker had the ability for big plays as well, with five of his eight touchdowns being 25 yards or more in length.
In terms of physical tools, Thomas has the upper hand. He was a first-round draft pick in 2010 (ahead of Tebow, no less) in large part because of his size and speed. But Thomas' receiving skills are relatively raw, as he has played just 21 regular-season NFL games in two seasons and came from a run-heavy offense at Georgia Tech. Thomas even said in a radio interview in June that he'll have to get used to running the full route tree with Manning at the helm. He didn't have to be as precise with his route-running in college or early in his NFL career, with the erratic Tebow throwing him the ball. It will take far more than pure physical ability for Thomas to succeed with Manning, who can be very particular with his receivers.
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Decker came into the league as a far more polished receiver. While he is not the physical specimen Thomas is, he has plenty of size (6-foot-3, 218 pounds) and speed, being used as a punt returner. Plus he got a leg up during the offseason, as he had extra workout time with Manning after he joined the Broncos while Thomas was recovering from offseason surgery to remove pins from his thumb. The extra time together looks to be apparent from training camp, where Decker has starred in early practices.
There's lots of time for Manning to click with both receivers, but Decker looks to be the one to get more looks at least early on. He might be the more consistent and safer option of the two. Thomas has plenty of upside and could have his share of big games, especially since there should be lots of passes to go around with a healthy Manning running the show. For now, Decker will also serve as the team's primary punt returner, which could mean extra points from a special teams touchdown or return yards (if your league counts that).
In early live draft results, Thomas is being taken approximately in the seventh round and Decker in the eighth. They both have lots of upside and the differences could be slight in the long run, but Decker appears to be the better value.
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Date: Sunday 19 August 2012
England under 19s were well-placed in their World Cup quarter-final but eventually lost to South Africa by 103 runs.
Date: Friday 17 August 2012
Leicestershire Second XI sit on top of the Northern half of the Championship after claiming a draw against MCC Universities at Fenner's.
Date: Friday 17 August 2012
Leicestershire has agreed to start the first day of the LV=CC home game against Kent on Tuesday, August 28, at 12 noon.