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There's an interesting Politico story (8/22/12) about Andrea Seabrook, who until recently was a Capitol Hill reporter for NPR. She's moved on to a new independent reporting project, but it's what she said about her previous gig that's most revealing: "I realized that there is a part of covering Congress, if you're doing daily coverage, that is actually sort of colluding with the politicians themselves because so much of what I was doing was actually recording and playing what they say or repeating what they say," Seabrook told Politico. "And I feel like the real story of Congress right now […]
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Analyzing "The Art of Framing at NPR" on his NPR Check blog, Mytwords (8/29/09) thinks that "there are many ways you could frame the role of Sen. Kent Conrad, one of the gang of six senators who are working very hard to preserve the profitable dominance of private health insurance in the U.S.–such as "marvel[ing] at why six senators representing less than 3 percent of the U.S. population are controlling the fate of health insurance reform," or possibly by taking a serious "look at the obscene amounts of campaign cash flowing into these senators' coffers from the for-profit health insurance […]


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STREAMING: Monster Magnet bonus track "One Dead Moon"
By: justin.m.norton Posted in: featured, listen, tours On: Wednesday, November 13th, 2013
One of the downsides of the staggering amount of album formats these days is finding all the extra tracks. Fortunately, our friends in Hall Of Fame certified Monster Magnet (Dopes for Infinity) are sharing some of the extra goodies on their new album Last Patrol.
Here's Dave Wyndorf on the bonus track "One Dead Moon," streaming below: "One Dead Moon is a break-up song, plain and simple. Bittersweet with more than a hint of some unresolved issues. Ah, ain't love grand?"
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Caffine is not good for you.
Caffine is not good for you.
Better than fearing that your heart stops to beat since it's fucking slow.
Caffiene is my best friend. I used to be awful with it tho, 3-4 pots of coffee a day coupled with coca-cola 3 710mL bottles.
And I am diabetes free still :P
I guess he already got some kind of resistance against it?
Yeah, coffee is bad ... I never liked it, but I drink tea a lot
If you manage to dring about double of what he drinks of coffee you ingested about the same caffeine.. ^^
I can pass the day only drinking coffee and cola.. but it isn't like every minute..
An double shot expresso here in the morning then 1 can of cola in the lunch, middle of afternoon, dinner.. and to sleep coffee with milk..
"Chile is a thin and tall country"
^That used to be me a year ago. I stopped doing it because the excessive dehydration from that kind of drinking made me really lethargic all the time.
Now I rarely drink soda at all. I don't especially like coffee anyways, so I have it maybe once every one or two weeks. And I hate tea. I've had it like twice in my entire life.


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Jan 26, 2011, 12:58 AM | |
The full kit is expensive, but given the amount of time and the cost of the parts, it's well worth it. Those banana jacks aren't cheap and neither are the ring terminals. Soon I'll post pictures of both kits as well as the power supplies, but for now check this out:
Can you find the difference between the two pictures? Yup, in one picture the power lab is setup for 12v at 94A and in the other it is setup for 24v at 47a. The power supplies can comfortably run the power lab 8 at full power on a 4s battery (~650 watts) while the other two chargers are running at max. Please note that this one is a prototype, the kits will have a single aluminum bracket that ties them together as well as have higher quality binding posts. |
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Hmm, I have an issue with about the same setup.
I currently do not use Zener diods, but I have them on inbound so I will confirm/deny if this fixes it. Now, I have TWO x 2 Server supplies in series. Both of them are modified so both cases are grounded and DC side is floating. (DL580G2 power supplies) Both works great, all readings are good. But, When PS1 is connected, in series, to the same AC outlet as PS2, it damage the USB output from the Charger. Yep, strange one but since I'm working on the EOS Control suite, these kind of stuff falls in my laps.
(Note, the Charger is NOT running off the PS1, it's running off PS2) This is not a wicked single instance where my PS is one of the kind, having other users with the EOS suite that has exact same issue. I will see if I can measure exactly what's going on, must be some ripple somewhere as it affects another PS on same AC outlet. Edit; I should add that I at first thought it was something at first that the computer was connected to same circuit breaker, but same effect if I use a laptop without AC power attached. So it's the actual charger that gets affected for sure. |
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Mr Mel,
Not quite sure I have completely understood what you are saying, but if I have, then it is likely that you are correct and it is a ripple problem because the DC outputs are floating. Can you not ground the -ve of the composite 24V output? There are "Y" capacitors on the input and interwinding capacity on the transformer so that the ouput is likely to be flying about in common mode, ie both OV and 24V terminations going up and down together at high frequency. There will also be some differential noise to confuse it further and scramble data transmission. Wayne |
Jan 26, 2011, 03:59 PM | |
I agree with Wayne, the first thing I would do is ground the dc- for 24v and see if that fixes it. If it doesn't then you probably have a combination of things going on. It could be that the power supplies are producing dirty DC in such a way where it is feeding back to AC and causing problems on the neighboring power supply. If that is the case then the power supply you have probably doesn't like being in series. Another problem could be the input filtering on the charger or it being pretty picking about the serial input levels. I know that on my powerlab 8 it shows the voltage going up when the power supplies are loaded. FMA thinks the issue is that as the power supplies oscillate against the PL8 and it's own input oscillation which causes overrun which the PL8 can see when it samples the input voltage during quiet times. They didn't seem concerned about it and nor am I. Anyway, I think it may be time to buy an o-scope. That would really tell me what is going on. Perhaps later this month. schu |
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As long as the PSU's are designed to be used in a redundant parallel configuration, there's practical no reason why multiples cannot be used in a parallel / serial configuration to gain more power provided adequate provisions are employed to ensure that DC returns are isolated from case and AC returns. Mark |
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But besides playing alongside Kidd on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team, Wade said before the Nets' 86-62 preseason triumph at Barclays Center Thursday night his fondest memories of the future Hall of Fame point guard was giving a young Wade pointers during his early years in the league.
"Playing against him, I was a young guard coming in, a young point guard, and Jason would talk to me throughout the games early on, especially early in my career when I was trying to figure it out," Wade said. "He kind of helped me out, gave me a couple of pointers … it was good. I needed that.
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"We've had an outstanding relationship with Crocs, as they have sponsored our race in different capacities over the years," said Cliff Bosley, Race Director. "We are thrilled to have them as our presenting sponsor because like us, they are an influential brand to many Coloradoans."
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The Caribbean Program covers 11 island states (Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago) and 3 continental ones (Belize, Guyana, and Suriname). Canada is a major contributor of official development assistance to the region.
The evaluation was conducted to assess the Caribbean Program's performance and results in 2006–2011, during which disbursements totalled $194.7 million.
Effectiveness: The program achieved valuable results in terms of capacity development. The use of country-specific programming in the earlier part of the evaluation period, in addition to regional projects, contributed to strengthened country capacity for participation in regional activities.
Relevance: There was a good correlation, among many of the projects, with regional and country needs. There were common strands and a progressively narrower focus on trade, economic activities, and vocational training over the five-year period.
Sustainability: Where the program worked with regional institutions and partnerships, sustainability increased because these relationships remained even when there was staff turnover.
Crosscutting themes: Performance on gender equality as a crosscutting theme was mixed, and environmental sustainability was not effectively pursued.
Coherence: Policy dialogue was reasonably effective in some instances, but there is room for improvement. Caribbean officials responsible for aid coordination at the national and regional levels are less aware of substantial Canadian interventions.
Efficiency: Changes in the programming strategy, the decentralization of the program, and the introduction of new reporting mechanisms at the corporate level affected efficiency.
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Irish Get One First Place Vote In The Polls… From Brian Kelly
Chicago Sun Times - Brian Kelly believes he has the best college football team in the country. Kelly voted the Irish No. 1 on his coaches' poll ballot, the only coach to do so. No. 1 Oregon got 44 first-place votes, and No. 2 Kansas State garnered 14. Notre Dame is third in the poll and third in the BCS standings (Kansas State is No. 1, Oregon No. 2) as Alabama fell to No. 5 after its loss to Texas A&M on Saturday. The reason Kelly believes his team is the best is because the numbers say his defense is the best. And Kelly, long known for his offensive-minded approach, is now a firm believer that defense wins championships.
''The distinction of this team is it's the No. 1 scoring defense in the country,'' he said. ''It's proven that against very good teams all year. If you look at national championship-caliber football, you've got to look at a defense. That's why we feel strongly that our football team has put [itself] in the discussion.'' Saturday's 21-6 win over Boston College was the latest example of the Irish's defensive prowess, as they held a team out of the end zone for the fifth time this season. The Irish — tied with Alabama atop the charts, allowing a scant 11.1 points per game — have given up just nine offensive touchdowns in 10 games. No other team has allowed fewer than 14.
Can't say I don't respect this move by Brian Kelly. If you're going to give a coach a ballot and tell him he can vote for his own team don't be surprised if he's riding high after laying wood to a 2-8 powerhouse like Boston College and throws his squad up at the top. I mean yeah it might make more sense to vote Oregon because they put up like 85 points a game and are totally unstoppable or Kansas State because they actually play good teams most weekends. But that's why Brian Kelly's a head coach and you and I aren't. Dude knows a little BC and Pittsburgh sprinkled in here and there is a golden recipe for National championship glory. Unless there's other teams that just win out and are probably better than you. Then you're fucked.


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ST. MARYS — After one inning, it was only a 1-0 game.
Lenox had visions of hanging with eighth-ranked Martensdale-St. Marys, having lost 9-2 earlier in the season to the defending state champions.
Then the hammer came down on the Blue Devils' home field.
Five runs in the second inning, six more in the third and a three-spot in the fourth ended the game on the state's mercy rule, 15-0. Junior pitcher Eddy Kraber pitched two perfect innings for the Blue Devils (29-9), yielding to junior Miller Hatcher for the final two.
Lenox's only baserunner in the game was Dustyn Rauch, who doubled and was stranded on base in the third inning.
Pitching on only one day's rest from defeating Murray in a complete game Thursday, Lenox sophomore Caleb Lange took the loss, relieved by Spencer Brown and Mason Peterson.
"They looked very capable of competing for a (state) championship this time," Lenox co-coach Kurt Stoaks said. "Going in, we felt like we had a shot. But last night, wow, they just pounded the ball and got on a roll. And with Kraber on the mound, they could ride him a long way."
Lange got through the first inning relatively unscathed, but the second inning was a different story. It was 8-0 by the time he was relieved by Brown in the third with one out.
"Caleb didn't have his stuff," Stoaks said. "He just wasn't as sharp or have as much velocity. They really put the bat on the ball."
Brown had some control problems, yielding to Peterson early in the fourth.
"They have tough hitters, and we're at our best defensively with Mason at shortstop, but we needed to make that move at that point," Stoaks said.
Peterson is the only senior starter in the lineup for Lenox (18-11).
"We do have a good nucleus returning," Stoaks said.
Martensdale-St. Marys takes on Underwood (23-10) in the substate round Tuesday at Creston. Underwood defeated Nishnabotna, 10-1.
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Though there also is a call for credit counseling related to BAPCPA, cooperative extension likely is best positioned to work with educational approaches related to building basic money management skills. For details, visit the Department of Justice/US Trustee Web site.
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Welcome to the Residence Inn by Marriott, the leading extended stay and relocation hotel in Canton, Ohio, home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In keeping with our passion to make every guest feel welcome we offer all the comforts of home in each of our 66 spacious suites. Our suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, fully equipped kitchens including refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers and dishwashers. Our special room amenities include two telephones with voicemail and data ports, and complimentary high speed wireless internet access. Whether you are heading out to the corporate offices of Diebold, Marathon, or Timken, or enjoying the day in our heated indoor pool, be sure to start your day off with our complimentary hot breakfast buffet. For room to work, room to relax, and room to breathe you can count on the friendly and attentive staff at the Canton Residence Inn to make you feel right at home!
List of Amenities for Residence Inn Canton
· 24-hour front desk · Accessible facilities · Accessible parking · BBQ/Picnic area · Boarding pass print-out available · Buffet breakfast · Business center · Business services · Car rental desk · Check cashing policy · Coin operated laundry · Complimentary breakfast · Complimentary buffet breakfast · Complimentary coffee in lobby · Complimentary in-room coffee or tea · Complimentary newspaper in lobby · Dry cleaning · Efolio available to company · Elevators · Exercise gym · Express check-in · Express check-out · Free high speed internet connection · Free parking · Front desk · Full service housekeeping · Grocery shopping service available · Hair dryer · Health club · Health club · High speed internet access · High speed wireless · Hot breakfast · Housekeeping - daily · Individual Efolio available · Indoor pool · Interior corridors · Ironing board · Kitchenette · Laundry/Valet service · Managers reception · Meeting rooms · Non-smoking rooms (generic) · On-Site parking · Onsite laundry · Parking · Pets allowed · Pool · Public area air conditioned · Safe deposit box · Security · Tennis court · Valet cleaning · Valet same day dry cleaning · Vending machines · Wakeup service · Whirlpool · Wireless internet connection in public areas |
Recreation Information
Tennis court
Health club
Sports court onsite
Indoor pool
Fitness center on-site
Area Attractions
CantonMartine Tours
Greyhound Bus Lines
Canton/Stark Conventions and Vistors Buteau
Pro Football Hall Of Fame
Harry London Chocolate Factory Tours
Canton Classic Car Museum
Fawcett Stadium
Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
Kent State Stark Campus
University of Akron
Malone College
Walsh University
Pro Football Hall of Fame
McKinley National Memorial
Inventors Hall of Fame
Cultural Center for the Arts
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Discover World
Zoar Village Region
Harry London Candies
Canton Convention and Visitors Bureau
Canton Garden Center
Amish Door Village
Glamorgan Castle
Hartville Antiques and Flea Market
The Strip
Westfield Shopping Village
Diebold Inc
Graphic Enterprises
Marathon/Ashland Oil
Meter Devices
Sunrise Equipment
Akron-Canton Airport
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Room Information for this hotel
The amenities listed in this description represent a sample of amenities available in some or all guest rooms in this hotelMeal included - breakfast, Coffee/Tea maker, Alarm clock, Air conditioning, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Fireplace, First nighters' kit, Shower, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate tub and shower, Private bathroom, Hairdryer, Upgraded bathroom amenities, Separate closet, Closets in room, Iron, Bathroom amenities, Down/feather pillows, Foam pillows, Sofa bed, Cribs, Rollaway bed, Local calls, Kitchenette, Full kitchen, Pantry, Tables and chairs, Refrigerator, Refrigerator with ice maker, Stove, Oven, Microwave, Toaster, Silverware/utensils, Pots and pans, Plates and bowls, Dishwasher, Dish-cleaning supplies, Color television, Cable television, Premium movie channels, List of movie channels available, CNN availaible, HBO available, ESPN available, All news channel, Pay per view movies on TV, VCR player available at front desk, AM/FM radio, Remote control television, Large desk, Chair provided with desk, Desk with electrical outlet, Spare electrical outlet available at desk, Electrical current voltage, Telephone, Voice mail, Two-line phone, Multi-line phone
Miscellaneous Information provided by Residence Inn Canton
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 1995
· Renovated in 01/01/2012
· 66 rooms.
· 66 suites.
· 3 floors.
This Hotel's Cancellation Policy
Cancel policy may be more restrictive based on rate / room booked, season, special events


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Aaron Kromer to coach Saints
METAIRIE, La. -- The New Orleans Saints designated offensive line coach Aaron Kromer as the interim head coach for the first six regular-season games, when assistant head coach Joe Vitt will have to serve his suspension in connection with the NFL's bounty investigation.
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Aaron Kromer will assume the Saints' head coaching duties during interim coach Joe Vitt's six-game suspension to start the season.
• Saints OL/running game coach
• NFL coach since 2001*
• 2-time captain at Miami (OH)
• Master's degree (education administration)
*Joined Saints in 2008
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Vitt has been overseeing head coaching duties since Sean Payton's full season suspension began in mid-April, but the Saints held off until Wednesday on a decision concerning who would become the figurehead of the coaching staff when Vitt had to step aside in Week 1.
The 45-year-old Kromer is in his fifth season with the Saints and also serves as running game coordinator.
"This was a difficult decision because we have several coaches on our staff that would do a great job in this role," general manager Mickey Loomis said. "Ultimately, I wanted to have the least amount of change with both the offensive and defensive staffs, and maintain the most continuity with the program that has been in place for the last six years."
The move allows offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr. to maintain his focus exclusively on designing and calling plays for Drew Brees and the Saints' record-setting offense.
Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, who was a head coach the past three seasons in St. Louis, was another option, but he is in his first season in New Orleans and trying to help the Saints adjust to his scheme.
"Aaron has been with us since 2008, he has coached with Sean both in college (at Miami, Ohio) and here at the Saints," Loomis said. "He is very familiar with our team and with the methods we have been successful with. He will do a great job."
Kromer, who interviewed for a head coaching job in St. Louis last offseason, said he appreciated the confidence the Saints are showing in him, but also noted he sees his role as having much more to do with ensuring continuity than putting his personal stamp on the way the team is run.
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"Coach Payton has laid a successful foundation here and our jobs are to make sure we keep moving in that direction," Kromer said.
Kromer had been mentioned as an interim head coaching candidate ever since the suspensions both Payton and Vitt were announced in late March, a few weeks after the NFL announced it had uncovered a bounty system in which New Orleans defenders had been paid improper cash bonuses for injuring targeted opponents.
Neither Vitt nor current and former Saints players have admitted to participating in a bounty system as the NFL described it. They have said they ran only a pay-for-performance pool that offered a few hundred dollars -- minimal sums relative to NFL contracts -- for big plays such as interceptions, sacks, forced fumbles and big clean hits.
Payton, the first NFL head coach ever suspended, and Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, also suspended a full season, received the harshest punishments among those still with New Orleans. Loomis was suspended for the first half of the regular season and defensive end Will Smith was suspended four games.
Former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, now with St. Louis, has been suspended indefinitely.
The NFL Players Association has sued in federal court to have four punished players' suspensions overturned, and Vilma also has sued individually. None of the punished coaches, however, have challenged their sanctions beyond routine appeals to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, which were denied.
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In the meantime, the Saints have sought to maintain the winning culture they have established in the Payton era and make the playoffs for a fourth-straight season.
The Saints have said throughout training camp that they believed they could weather their unprecedented bounty sanctions because most top assistant coaches and veteran leaders on the roster, such as Brees, have been in New Orleans for most of Payton's first six seasons, including the championship season of 2009-10.
"The thing we have here is a lot of quality assistant coaches," Kromer said earlier in training camp. "We'll still work as a family and as a group and get this thing done in a collective fashion the way Sean Payton trained us to do.
"We all have our own job to do as well. This is unprecedented. There is no right or wrong," Kromer said. "But really it's a fill-in job to run the program the way Sean would run it. ... Everyone on the staff agrees that that's the way it's going to happen."
Kromer played offensive line at Miami, Ohio, and also began his coaching career there in 1990. He has spent his last 11 seasons in the NFL as an assistant with Oakland (2001-04) under John Gurden and Bill Callahan, Tampa Bay (2005-07 under Gruden), and New Orleans (2008-present).
"We have great talent and depth on our coaching staff," Vitt said. "But most importantly we have guys on this coaching staff that clearly understand the foundation of success that Sean has built, and I feel great that Aaron and the rest of the staff will continue to build on that foundation."
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