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Re: Radiation Superstition
There is a difference though. In one case the radioactive material is a dusting or soil contaminant that you do not necessarily want to get into your lungs or generally into your body (can that happen easily? I dunno)
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There is a difference though. In one case the radioactive material is a dusting or soil contaminant that you do not necessarily want to get into your lungs or generally into your body (can that happen easily? I dunno)
"Volatile memory should not be considered erased until 24 hours without power has passed".
Clearly the procedures have not been updated since core memory was phased out.
You may note that there still is this "multiple pass secure hard disk erasure" from FIPS something that is making the rounds, and which is not only outdated but based on myth too.
I rather fancy their chances of reading your emails than the other way round, for instance.
Hmmm..... arguing that one has the bigger means of being a bully does not speak for competency much.
Even I notice the headline has a spelling error.
Imminent Reg tombstone predicted.
I hear France Télécom does the same thing, at least in some cases. Unless workers stressed out by privatization choose to defenestrate themselves.
> There's nothing patentable about what adult film stars do
Oh yeah? Don't give the lawyers any ideas. They might come up with something.
For a company that has redefined the cloud industry through the public pricing of storage and compute, paired with voluminous public FAQ documents, to complain about this transparency advantaging competitors is a bit wrong-headed, we suggest.
Surely not as this is a "private bid", quite probably lathered with peculiarly-priced special sauce, bespoke developments, some judiciously placed cut corners and maybe a rebate or two on some items to get the market. Now IBM can re-evaluate its bid and rejiggle stuff, make more promises on X and Y, suddenly find that "prices unexpectedly can be corrected in favour of the customer" etc. and likely will reduce the overall IBM discount (which they can apply because of the IBM name, natch) The fact that they are changing to "softlayers" (whatever that is) says as much.
Hmm... this success makes me hungy!
I'm sure the phones are ringing off the hooks in representative's offices and fat bills are being generated (then put under IBM's "contract-generating expenses") in excellent restaurants of Washington D.C.
it's legitimate to pretend that you are not a dog - but the moment you yank your chain you will come under legislation for "real" activities
I found this item of interest recently, btw:
The FATCA legislation attempts to combat bank privacy on many levels and for many reasons including the American state's desire for more effective tax collecting. According to U.S. tax law, every American taxpayer is obligated to fill out tax forms and pay taxes for their income attained not only on U.S. soil but overseas as well. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not distinguish where the taxpayer lives, since U.S. taxation is based on either residency or citizenship. Therefore America remains one of the two states worldwide that tax their non-residing citizens. The other is Eritrea, a country not known for an exemplary human rights record.
Egypt's devastating museum looting of 1,000 artifacts is the latest casualty amid turmoil
Funny how military forces always have tons of time to shoot to death random protestors but don't have any power to guard points of interest. Except maybe oil ministries.
Instead you deal suppliers who are keen to protect their reputation and provide good service.
My free-market heart is ok with that!
> bailing out failing countries
It's just the banking system that failed. The countries were all right. No bailouts were needed either. Iceland got back on its feet by itself. The southern state-handout-and-devaluation-addicted guys just moaned and bitched while rolling on the ground though. A pox on them.
They use Tide detergent as currency too, so why not?
As has been widely reported recently [beginning of 2012], an unlikely crime wave has rapidly spread throughout the United States and has taken local law-enforcement officials by surprise. The theft of Tide liquid laundry detergent is pandemic throughout cities in the United States. One individual alone stole $25,000 worth of Tide detergent during a 15-month crime spree, and large retailers are taking special security measures to protect their inventories of Tide. For example, CVS is locking down Tide alongside commonly stolen items like flu medications. Liquid Tide retails for $10–$20 per bottle and sells on the black market for $5–$10. Individual bottles of Tide bear no serial numbers, making them impossible to track. So some enterprising thieves operate as arbitrageurs buying at the black-market price and reselling to the stores, presumably at the wholesale price. Even more puzzling is the fact that no other brand of detergent has been targeted.
What gives here? This is just another confirmation of Menger's insight that the market responds to the absence of sound money by monetizing highly salable commodities. It is clear that Tide has emerged as a subsidiary local currency for black-market, especially drug, transactions — but for legal transactions in low-income areas as well. Indeed police report that Tide is being exchanged for heroin and methamphetamine and that drug dealers possess inventories of the commodity that they are also willing to sell. But why is laundry detergent being employed as money, and why Tide in particular?
Of course, the one problem with taxing Bitcoin is that it's often impossible to work out how much any one person owns.
It's not like it's possible to figure out "how much one owns" in that stupid monopoly money infesting the Eurozone either, right?
Yeah, thanks Keynes.
" ich hatte dann 'ne fiese Mail in der Inbox, daß man ja sowas nicht macht"
Mach's einfach. Der Tommy schluckt das schon!
> Arrogant prick.
I shall not invoke The Mustachioed One Who Shall Not Be Named, but "prick" does not cut it. We are far into leather coat territory here.
Zuck removal happened immediately afterwards.
You wish.
Lawyers, especially government lawyers, are bound to use selective wording used here to haul asses to Obama's Reeducation Camps. Just wait a few hours.
"Just because you reside and operate in one country does not mean that you can not violate the laws of another."
Imma eating pork during ramadan!
In "The Genesis of a Database Computer - A conversation with Jack Shemer and Phil Neches of Teradata Corporation - IEEE Computer Nov. 1984":
This article gives the context of the The DBC/1012 system with two interface processors, four access module processors, and four Winchester disk units. When fully extended to 1024 processors operating in parallel, the system will be capable of storing a terabyte (trillion bytes) of data.
We read:
Shemer: Another factor [in building the database computer] was the relational data model - the fourth generation of database management software. People wanted it but could not afford it, nor was it practical. The reason was that it took a tremendous number of MIPS to deliver the functionality of a relational system. However, running the software on a mainframe practically relegated the big computer to the level of a personal computer. Consequently, the user environment has retained what I call the machine-friendly forerunners, namely the hierarchical and network database management systems that emerged in the 60's. These approaches were designed to process efficiently in single data stream machine environments, while the relational model admitted to parallel processing.
In the relational model, data is not explicitly ordered, since data items don't have pointers embedded in the data. Rather than traversing a family tree or hierarchy, you're dealing with rows and columns that represent the way most people like to view information. The relational system is synonymous with people-friendly; it's what people want, what the end user and the application programmer desire.
The big problem was to make the relational system cost- and performance-effective. The only way to do that was to provide a great many processing cycles at low cost.
Computer: It was an IBM scientist, E. F. Codd, who originally conceived the relational database model. What is IBM doing now?
Shemer: IBM has taken what I regard as a two-phased approach. On the one hand, it has IMS and DLl for the production environment. They use the hierarchical approach of the 60's, now almost 20 years old. IBM appears to be committed to that investment; it is telling users to keep IMS for high-volume applications. On the other hand, it has a new relational product called DB2 that is intended for the what-if query in the end-user environment. It is for the ultimate information user who may be a novice programmer or somebody not well versed in programming at all.
As I see it, IBM has effectively segmented the database world into two disjointed environments. It has essentially stated that the relational system it will deliver under DB2 is not efficient in accommodating production processing demands. In other words, keep IMS for account rendition, master file maintenance, etc., and use DB2 for what-if queries. It is a real dilemma for users. Moreover, this approach complicates matters. You already have an IMS database, let's say. To build a relational database, you have to have a utility program to extract information from the IMS master file. You now have two databases. What's more, they run on different machine environments, producing multiple versions of the truth. One file or the other is always out of date. Having two databases is a step backward, because one of the prime reasons for creating database management systems in the 60's was to allow multiple applications to have access to the same data. That data should have the same value at the same instant of time for both the production application environment and the what-if query environment.
a diabolically bad choice for Internet use
This is like saying internal combustion engines are a diabolically bad choice for automotive devices because then people will crash them, drive while being drunk or text their friends.
Ok, in "Computer Data-Base (sic) Organization" by James Martin ("The most up-to-date and thorough guide to the techniques of data base organization"), 1975 by Prentice-Hall, ISBN 0-13-165506-X, (printed on excellent paper in black and pink) we read:
Part I (Logical Organization) Chapter 13: Relational Data Bases (pp 149-168)
"Data-base systems run the danger of becoming cumbersome, inflexible and problematic. The logical linkages tend to multiply as new applications are added and as users request that new forms of query be answerable with the data. A high level of complexity will build up in many data-base systems. Unless the designers have conceptual clarity they will weave a tangled web. It is possible to avoid the entanglements that build up in tree and plex structures, by a technique called normalization. Normalization techniques have been designed and advocated by E.F. Codd. ... The enthusiasts of normalization have a vocabulary of their own and a tendency to dress up a basically simple subject in confusing language. The table, like that in Fig. 5.3, is referred to as a relation. A data base constructed using relations is referred to as a relational data base."
There is also chapter 14: "Third Normal Form" ...
But Soviet database are always CORRECT by order of the party
1) Gavin, you got a typo: "Turning Award"
2) Hands up who recognized the cover of the december 1972 issue of Communications of the ACM
The main thing to be said about SQL is that persons interested in learning about relational databases could do worse than check out Tutorial D.
Why are "market manipulations" and "capped retail electricity prices" seen as separate items in that paragraph?
In truth, the recurrent panic spasms about "nucular energy" that can be reliably detected in Germany, Austria and Luxembourg are an interesting sociological phenomenon; what are are the historical reasons for them?
From Jimbo's emporium of knollij: On February 18, 2011, Intel announced that it will construct a new $5 billion fab in Arizona, designed to manufacture chips using 14 nm manufacturing processes and leading-edge 300 mm wafers. The new lab will be named Fab 42, and construction will start in the middle of 2011. Intel billed the new facility as "the most advanced, high-volume manufacturing facility in the world," and said it would come on line in 2013.
"Nobody really knows what happened in the rooms."
Apple Reservoir Dogs?
In fact, however, it seems more likely that the spooks were primarily interested in any information they may be able to harvest from Miranda's gadgetry
Hey sure, I'm interested in ${CELEBS}'s vagoo. Doesn't mean I get to finger it.
Correct. Thus, basically, the tests CANNOT catch malicious apps (except the most feeble ones). They can catch badly written apps though.
That's because you confuse climate and weather.
And seriously, do you really believe you have found the one-liner killer argument against an army of PhDs who came up with the stuff you are saying there in the first place? Similar delusions can be found in religious cults...
Always these statist cuss words.
If the paper price won't hold you back, the ink cartridge price will.
And we didn't even need a "paper sin tax" for that.
Don't enumerate your devices, just take a look at your smart meter and tell us what it says.
I don't know whether it was a Time Life book about "Spaceflight" (and another about "Energy") or the movie 2001 that did it. The books were mysterious because they had impressive illustrations - but I couldn't decipher the text. The movie was mysterious because they had impressive footage - but I couldn't decipher anything.
2001 was definitely responsible for the interest in IT.
Did I mention that Scott Aaronson's "Quantum Computing since Democritus" is out in book form?
> parsing failure
Your real-world navigational capabilities need upgrading.
> But surely no one would be that stupid?
Yeah, key exchange exists for a reason, you know?
I look for the inevitable downvotes from idiots who say "modems are prior art" because they don't understand the first thing about how patents are supposed to work or what they're for
Have a hearty downvote for:
1) Being whiney
2) Taking the psychological cop-out of calling others idiots before things even start
3) Thinking you are so superior on your gouty high horse
It's not hard to understand how patents are "supposed" to work (ha ha!) and what they are for. It's just very non-evident that they bring anything to the table except retard development of whole branches of industry for the benefit of a few - mainly lawyers and rent-seekers.
Ok, so he would get out his phone, THEN two guys get out of a car and beat him up. Great.
He should have knifed the mofos. Deeply. Eleganty. While laughing hysterically.
It would look good on surveillance camera.
Ah, hold on. This is the UK, knives are considered weapons of mass destruction. Oh well.
> Let's hope it's something other than a large, flat, black rectangular panel
My first thought was "it will be white, not black"
Then it occurred to me that Apple might make it black - if it looked like the monolith from 2001.
With content projected on its four visible surfaces.
From inside.
Suitable obeisance would have to paid by the unwashed masses if this was ever delivered to the living room.
You could probably download "Also Sprach Zarathustra" from iTunes for free as a gimmick.
Jake, chill the hell out. This isn't the Waldorf & Stadler show.
Let's see whether Google rolls out one of those special occassion "Google" logos for this next year.
I'm not sure if this is Bad Ballmer Steve's "The Operation", in which he promises to beat people up if they pay him the protection money, or whether it already is "The Other Operation", in which he promises not to beat people up if they don't pay him the protection money.
(This is of course a Flying Circus reference)

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Golden boy Avi Markiewicz is on course to win the MGBSFL Golden Boot after climbing to the top of the goal charts following his fifth hat-trick of the season.
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Efficient all-polymer solar cells based on blend of tris(thienylenevinylene)-substituted polythiophene and poly[perylene diimide-alt-bis(dithienothiophene)]
A narrow band-gap alternating copolymer of perylene diimide and bis(dithienothiophene) (2) and a polythiophene derivative substituted by a tris(thienylenevinylene) conjugated side chain (4) are used as acceptor and donor, respectively, in all-polymer solar cells (SCs). The optimized device based on the blend of 4 and 2 in the ratio 3:1 (w/w) gives a short circuit current of and a power conversion efficiency of 1.48%, under simulated AM 1.5 illumination at . These values are among the highest values reported for all-polymer SCs.
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It seems that the low volatility and ample credit of the past few years has seriously weakened Wall Street's collective stomach. A little dash of uncertainty and the prospect of some slight difficulty in immediately disposing of the avalanche of commercial paper coming to market has the Street in quite a tizzy. With corporate America in solid financial shape and the rest of the world growing strongly it would require some really spectacular misjudgments on Wall street for the economy to sustain serious damage. Unfortunately the Street's response to this minor bout of adversity does not exactly inspire confidence. Pricing in a rate cut that is very far from certain suggests a rather high degree of wishful thinking. With the real economy trucking along nicely it seems somewhat unlikely that Mr Bernanke is likely to cooperate. Let's all hope Wall Street has rediscovered its fortitude before we find out what the Fed is actually going to do.Comment originally posted on July 27, 2007 9:50 PM
LET us hope that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke pays scant attention to the opinionating of the financial press. A steady flow of bad news this week on housing, credit markets, and oil prices had the Dow giving back most of July's nice gains, but the bull market in forecasting raged on.
Yesterday evening, after the Dow settled in for the night a good 311 points lower than the previous close, the Wall Street Journal's Real Time Economics blog noted:
Amid stocks battered by credit concerns and disappointing durable-goods and new-home data the futures markets now are betting that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year. Trading in December fed funds contracts translates into the market giving 100% certainty that the Fed will cut rates to 5% by the Dec. 11 Fed meeting from the current 5.25% rate.
Maths experts will attest that you can't get much higher than 100 percent. And yet just this morning, after the Commerce Department released its quarterly economic assessment showing that the American economy topped expectations by growing at a 3.4 percent annual clip between April and June, the Associated Press filed a story which declared:
Wall Street extended its slide Friday, falling as investors already anxious after the second-biggest market drop this year worried that a strong economy might lead to higher interest rates.
One thing, however, remains clear: come September, the Fed will either raise, lower, or maintain rates. Of this, we are 100 precent certain. Maybe more.


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NFC East: Chad Ochocinco
Every time a player of whom anyone has ever heard of gets cut, fans want to know if their team will go and sign him. So I guess it's no real shock that Dallas Cowboys fans, unnecessarily panicked about the No. 3 wide receiver situation, would ask whether the team would be interested in former Dolphins receiver Chad Johnson. The Dolphins, who need receivers about 500 times worse than the Cowboys do, just released Johnson after he was arrested last weekend on domestic violence charges. And while he would make no sense whatsoever for the Cowboys to even consider, somehow Jason Garrett found himself answering a question about his team's interest in Wednesday's news conference. Per Tim MacMahon:
"We haven't had any discussions about Chad Johnson," Garrett said.
Rough translation: There is a zero percent chance of Ochocinco joining the Cowboys.
Seriously, folks. Enough. Nothing's changed since the last time Johnson was on the market except his last name and his police record. Only one of those changed for the better, and it wasn't the right one. There's no chance whatsoever that the Cowboys, who already have Dez Bryant, would want to have to stand there and explain why they seem to be collecting receivers who've been arrested on domestic violence charges in the past couple of months.
Johnson also has not become any younger since the last time he was available, nor has he been a good NFL player since 2009. There's nothing whatsoever to suggest that he's a better option than Kevin Ogletree or Andre Holmes or Cole Beasley or any of the other guys currently competing for the Cowboys' No. 3 receiver spot. He's not good, he's a huge potential headache, and there would be no reason for the Cowboys to even consider it. I doubt they did, and I have no problem believing Garrett spoke for the entire organization when he shot it down without hesitation.
No word on whether he was also asked if they had any interest in Isaac Bruce or Rod Smith.
Here's some actual, real, relevant news about the Cowboys' receiving corps.
No, no and only if it's really cheap. Landry is an injured player, folks. And if there's an early market for his services, it's because some team is willing to take a very big risk.
I guess Landry has fans' attention because he's a big name. And in spite of the fact that memories only go back six days in the NFL, there are some images still stuck in people's brains about big plays Landry used to make once upon a time when he was a healthy player. Oh yeah, when he's on the field, there are few safeties in the league scarier than Landry. There is no doubting that.
So if you're a Redskins fan, you ought to say goodbye. The current coaching staff has had enough of waiting for Landry to show them what he can do -- and that he can do it reliably over the course of a full season. They have moved on. They used their franchise tag on Fred Davis instead and are looking at other options for the secondary.
And if you're a Cowboys fan, don't get your hopes up. The Cowboys don't appear to be going the big-name, low-production route this year. They're targeting guys they like for their specific need positions, and Brodney Pool is the safety coming in for a visit today.
And if you're an Eagles fan, keep expectations low. Yes, it's possible they'd take a look at Landry, but only if his price remains very low and he's willing to come in on a short, make-good deal that pays off only if he plays and produces. The Eagles have talented young safeties who need to play and develop, and while they might be willing to take a chance on Landry's talent, they're unlikely to do so at the expense of their long-range plan.
This post by AFC East blogger James Walker Wednesday says the Patriots and the Jets have some interest in Landry. It mentions the Eagles, too, at the bottom, but those two AFC East teams feel like more likely destinations. Rex Ryan loves him a big name, even if the production no longer matches up. You could see him taking a shot. And the Patriots? Well, Landry would feel like a very Patriot move. I could just imagine them signing him, late in the market, to a low-guarantee, high-incentive deal and everybody saying, "Wow, that Bill Belichick may have got himself a steal right there." You know. Like they said last year when he got Albert Haynesworth and Chad Ochocinco.
Fact is, whoever signs Landry may get themselves a steal, if he can finally stay healthy and put together a full season. But at this point, on the third day of free agency, with so many other healthier options available, it's hard to see how it's worth the risk. For anybody.
All-decade moments: Manning-to-Tyree tops list
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There are many memorable moments from the last 10 years to savor. |
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
This decade has brought us some amazing moments in the NFL, many of which have been captured during ESPN.com's all-decade week. And if something remarkable happens in '09 (such as the Lions making the playoffs), we reserve the right to amend some of our results.
So far, you've read about the all-decade defensive and offensive teams for the years beginning with 2000 and ending with the '08 season. I spent a good portion of the NFL owners' meeting and my subsequent vacation trying to identify some of the most memorable characters and moments from the decade.
After consulting with coaches, scouts, media guides and fellow bloggers, I've compiled a list of things that stood out over a nine-year period. Please act responsibly as we continue to celebrate ESPN.com's all-decade week -- otherwise known as a blogger's summer oasis.
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David Tyree's 32-yard circus catch kept the Giants' game-winning drive alive in Super Bowl XLII. |
Play of the decade: In Super Bowl XLII, New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning appeared to be going down for a sack late in the fourth quarter when he somehow escaped and hurled the ball in the general direction of reserve wide receiver David Tyree. Even with Rodney Harrison ripping at him, Tyree somehow trapped the ball against his helmet and came down with it. It was one of the greatest plays in league history -- and it gave Tyree the basis for his first book. There were a lot of memorable plays in the decade, but nothing could match the Manning-to-Tyree special.
Personnel man of the decade: Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian is ranked pretty high, but everyone you talk to across the league mentions Scott Pioli first. Now the GM for the Kansas City Chiefs, Pioli joined Bill Belichick in building the team of the decade, the New England Patriots. According to one longtime scout, "No one in the league does a better job of scouting their own team, and Pioli was orchestrating all of that."
The Patriots have had the magic touch when it comes to reclamation projects such as Corey Dillon and Randy Moss. But much like the Baltimore Ravens, they always seem to know when it's time to say goodbye to a player. Pioli has a keen eye when it comes to projecting players in Belichick's defense. Now we'll see what he can do with the Chiefs.
Scandal of the decade: Let's stay with the Patriots on this one. The Michael Vick dogfighting story was stunning, but Spygate was bigger because it threatened the integrity of the league. There were so many different layers to the story and it cast doubt on a head coach and his team's remarkable run. Belichick is still regarded as the mad genius in New England, but his violation of league rules will have a lasting impact on his legacy -- unless you're a Patriots fan.
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Tom Brady's apparent fumble was overturned and the Patriots beat the Raiders 16-13 in overtime. |
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iciating call: We know what San Diego Chargers fans are thinking, but when thinking back over the decade, the "tuck rule game" has to be the signature call. It was Jan. 19, 2002, and it appeared Oakland Raiders cornerback Charles Woodson had just sealed a trip to the AFC title game by sacking Tom Brady and knocking the ball loose. Instead, Brady's fumble was overturned because of the little-known "tuck rule," which was quietly enacted in 1999. The rule still doesn't make a lot of sense. But it helped launch the Patriots' dynasty. Anyone remember New England's starting wide receivers in the game? That's right, David Patten and Troy Brown.
Best owner: Sort of hard not to give it to Patriots owner Bob Kraft, but let's give a lifetime achievement award to Pittsburgh Steelers co-owner Dan Rooney. After all these years, he's still perhaps the most respected voice in the room. But Kraft wins the all-decade award. He brought a fan's perspective to ownership, and that's what breathed life into the franchise. And he gave Belichick another head-coaching opportunity after a failed stint with the Cleveland Browns.
Best NFL commercial: Since Peyton Manning starred in 82.7 percent of all NFL commercials, it's hard to pass him over. His work for MasterCard stands above the rest. The one where he's doing some yoga with Brian Urlacher and Michael Strahan has stood the test of time -- at least in our minds.
Most prolific locks: The faux-hawk tried to make a comeback, but Troy Polamalu may be the most identifiable player in uniform because of his unwieldy look. Polamalu achieved it by not getting his hair cut this decade.
Funniest player: The NFL doesn't really have an answer to Charles Barkley, although Clinton Portis had a nice run a few years ago when he came up with several alter egos. Let's give it to one of Portis' teammates, tight end Chris Cooley. Occasionally he crosses the line (accidentally publishing a picture of his manhood on The Cooley Zone blog), but he's consistently funny. Still love that he walked out to midfield a couple of years ago and introduced himself to the opposing captains as "Captain Chaos." There's not enough of that type stuff going around.
Best touchdown celebration: Terrell Owens and Moss had their moments, but Chad Ochocinco is by far the best. He has played golf with the pylon (no longer allowed) and he has donned a replica Hall of Fame coat after a touchdown on "Monday Night Football."
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Chad Ochocinco had a number of the most memorable touchdown celebrations in the last 10 years. |
Best first-down celebration: No one celebrates a new set of downs like Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams. He takes the ball and delivers an emphatic first-down signal. It's not as good as Ed Hochuli's "Guns of Navarone" approach, but Williams doesn't hold anything back.
The most troubled player award: Adam "Pacman" Jones became the poster child for Roger Goodell's tough stance on player (mis)conduct. Pacman is an "Outside the Lines" report waiting to happen.
Most feared player: Until the horse-collar rule put him out of business, former Cowboys safety Roy Williams was well on his way to winning this title. But his descent into mediocrity was steep. Rodney Harrison of the Patriots wins the award. He was regarded as a dirty player by some, but his presence definitely made receivers think twice about going across the middle. John Lynch was a feared player early in the decade, but Harrison eventually surpassed him. James Harrison is closing fast as we prepare to close the books on the decade.
Best assistant coach: It's a tie between two elder statesmen, Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau and Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson. We're all pulling for Johnson as he battles cancer. He's been remarkably consistent over the years and I put him and LeBeau just barely ahead of former Bucs defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin.
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
So we spent all that time obsessing about Braylon Edwards playing for the New York Giants or Philadelphia Eagles -- and we get this? In an offseason full of blockbusters (T.O., Cutler, Plax), the Edwards saga has pretty much fizzled out. It would probably take a major injury in another camp to fire up the trade talks again.
The Eagles and Giants both took wide receivers in the first round, so it's unlikely they'll make a play for Edwards at this point. And now it turns out Edwards never (wink, wink) wanted out of Cleveland in the first place. In theory, we've been trained to distrust anyone who doesn't want out of Cleveland, but perhaps Edwards is the exception.
"I didn't get excited [about the rumors]," Edwards said, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "One, they were rumors and there was nothing to hold on to. And two, I felt like if I would have left Cleveland for any reason, I would have left with a bad taste in my mouth."
That last sentence seems redundant, but we get the picture. Edwards apparently realizes the trade is not happening at this point, so he's trying to make things less awkward with his teammates. The lesson in all of this is that it's better to be a disgruntled left tackle (Jason Peters) or quarterback (Jay Cutler) than a wide receiver (Edwards, Chad Ochocinco, Anquan Boldin).
I think Edwards would've been a better fit with the Giants than the Eagles. And I think it's the other way around for Anquan Boldin. In reality, teams were amazed with what Detroit was able to get from the Cowboys in the Roy Williams deal.
And that became the jumping-off point for Edwards' and Boldin's reps. Only one man, though, was willing to pay that price -- and he lives in Dallas.


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I see a little Macallan in you.
A certain playfulness and charm, a bemused puzzlement, a need to stretch and shy away, a mix of sugar and salt. This is Macallan I see in you.
Where you are orange, I am white.
Where you are looking down, I am looking up.
When the back door opens we go out.
This is the Macallan I see in you.
In your best days you were the biggest cat; on my lap you stretched from hip to knee. You're still that big cat in me. And I see that big cat in you.
Fearful of the ceiling fan, was it a danger in the sky? We made up stories of your kittenhood — the Macallan swept up in a hawk's talons. It explained the fright… to our satisfaction. As often as we pull the chain on that ceiling fan, do we remember Macallan as he was, and as he is now — in you and in me.
Macallan was found, so the story goes, in the middle of the highway on Vashon Island. Still a kitten when we brought you home, quarantined you in the bathroom along with Duncan, the Hospice Case, until your fleas were gone and Camille got to know you, batting paws under the bathroom door.
I see a lot of them both in you.
Do you remember playing with the paper bag on the kitchen floor? And becoming scared and running with the bag still over your head and crashing into the wall?
Do you remember how you made us laugh?
When you turned your head a certain way, it was as though you were trying more than ever to figure us out. An unspoken question, hanging in the air.
When you turned your head another way, with light from the window falling across your golden eyes, I saw my mother in you, and was glad you could bring her to my memory in this way.
Macallan, existing everywhere and in all of us, stepped out of possibility and into physical being, in a gentle breathing life we could touch and see and love.
From kittenhood to all grown, from Washington to Indiana, from Casa d'Oro to Mama House, from Gretel (frenemy) to Whidbey (cuddle buddy) we have all known your sweetness and can touch you in countless memories.
I see all of that in you, my friend.
When I look at you, it's all there, all that was Macallan, all the inquisitive and fearful and kind life that was Macallan.
Your love of the outdoors in the green and the sun, eating the grass, swatting at insects, smelling everything.
Dear precious Macallan.
So frail at the end
when the time had come, with certainty,
and we said our goodbyes
and let your life slip peacefully through our fingers.
Everything we remember of you is now part of who we are becoming. Your life will go on, moments of you scattered with high probability into each living being we greet today.
There is a bit of Macallan in everyone we see.
You are in every part of this experience
as we remember you
and we are glad
that we knew you
in this way.
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I wish all my dear readers all the blessings, goodness, kindness, good luck, triumph, perseverance, commitment, loyalty, and all the riches that life offers, all in a measure we are able to believe we can achieve, and imagine beholding, and prepare to receive.
That sweet anticipation of a better and ever-improving future, beyond the normal turbulence we find in the day by day.
The turbulence has a way of absorbing us into the froth of detail this world arrays before us in vivid splendor. It holds us. It captivates us. It pushes other awareness away.
A larger space of awareness awaits.
It breathes within, the inner space of mind, where continuous waves of light pulse the color of your inner life: the accustomed narration, the critic, standing in the scatter of thoughts over a more solid, less discernible steady-state of mind, and the emotional burden of judgement, the gravity beneath it all. See this bath of thought in which we are submerged.
Now look closer and try to find who it is that bathes in this enormous pool of thought. And wonder out loud "How can I breathe?" when I am submerged like this. And we stop the thrashing, and watch the turbulence become still, and find a direction, and begin to float.
Floating upwards to the open air above the ocean of light.
And in deep stillness begin to breathe.
What is emotion if you chose to set your inner chemistry to this setting, or that? Guilt, judging, conviction, loss, failure, darkness, doom; these are all manners of thinking, and when we change our manner, our clearer thinking helps us rise.
The observer of all-that-is lives in a vortex of light constantly spinning. This too can be quelled.
- Anything that is fast can be slowed…
- Anything that is dark can be made brighter.
- Anyone that is dull can become sharp.
- Anything that is dusty can be buffed.
- Anyone that is judged can be found innocent.
- Anyone that is guilty can find release.
- All things that have died live on as a perturbation in the flow, in everything they have touched.
Anything that loses attention becomes a ghost, barely there except for the merest waveforms.
And all boundaries of belief can be dissolved in favor of a seeking, cherishing, loving awareness of everything as it happens — and we rise.
Share these good wishes with a few others that come to mind.
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IT'S A FEW DAYS PAST HALLOWEEN here at Tame Bear Central and by now everyone should be out of costume, back to work and doing everything to shake off a bad sugar jones. But there's one lone zombie out there in the woods with enough juice flowing in it's veins to stay upright and keep walking.
This zombie has been all but dead for a month or more.
My last cashout was $10.12 back on July 16, 2014, and my attempts since then to make further withdrawals have not met with success. During that time I submitted an ad page for review, thinking I could spend the earnings directly on advertising. But my ad went unreviewed for days, and then weeks. I opened a ticket about it, and got no response. I submitted another ad, still no response.
Then I thought maybe if I move earnings to my purchase account and buy credits, then my ad would be approved. (Surely I'm not the only one who thought of this?) So now I've got $13 locked up in credits I can't use; and another $11 in earnings that can't find a way out.
I sent one more support ticket just a week ago, hoping to shake some life out of this zombie. Nope, this one's among the walking dead.
ProBux is the zombie I'm talking about.
When was your last cashout at ProBux? Are you still earning? I appear to be gaining about 20¢ a day just by checking in and clicking on a few ads. But with no way to get money out, and no way to at least spend what I've earned, the site is just as well dead.
Here's what we saw leading up this to this conclusion:
- Several months of cashflow issues – occasionally able to cashout during certain specified times throughout the day.
- Front page messages from the owner – about how things would be improving, following server upgrades.
- More elaborate messages about a renewed cashout plan – with a rollout first to Payza, then to PayPal.
- The Forum down – for unspecified repairs a few days later. Has not been back up since then.
- The site completely offline – for several days. (Did the business just change hands?)
- Then back up – but to all appearances a mere zombie of its former self.
ProBux has been one of the "Core 4″ PTCs in my campaign since I began this amazing journey back in August 2013. These are my flagship PTCs, the ones I expect to be at the heart of my solid ever-gaining "PTC Portfolio." Now I must choose a replacement for ProBux.
Several PTCs I began working with along the way appear to fit the profile. They are not fast earners, but they are consisently reliable in payment. They offer an option to rent or buy referrals. They offer advertising at reasonable rates for the volume of traffic, and conversion is average or above. They all have years of experience in the business.
ScarletClicks – Operating for 7 years.
WordLinx – Operating for 11 years.
Jill's Click Corner – Operating for 8 years.
Keep an eye on my advertising over the next several days to see which one of these I finally go with. And if you want to experience the same amazing journey with me, click and join each of these three top performing PTCs today.
I welcome your comments. Which of these do you think deserves to replace ProBux? Do you have other recommendations? Will you keep clicking at ProBux? How do you get past this and move on?
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A bridge dogged by gremlins has reopened after its latest problems were resolved.
Irishgate Bridge, over Castle Way in Carlisle, has been shut since June when rust was discovered.
Access for pedestrians – using steps to get on to the crossing – was reopened earlier this week.
Work has been continuing to get the lifts that take people to the walkway operational again. That is expected to be completed by today.
Costs for the repairs needed have previously been pegged at £25,000.
While efforts to fix it have been taking place, Cumbria County Council has carried out about £15,000-worth of maintenance.
A county council spokesman said: "Our engineers completed the pressure testing on the repaired box girder joint last week and confirmed the damaged join is now air and watertight.
"We then completed the repainting and took down the scaffolding on Saturday."
Carlisle City Council has since been servicing the lift and air conditioning unit.
The steel footbridge across Castle Way – 110ft long and weighing 60 tonnes with a 60ft mast as a feature – links Tullie House Museum to Carlisle Castle and Bitts Park.
It was erected at a cost of £750,000 in 2000 as part of the city's Millennium Gateway scheme.
The bridge was closed last June after engineers found corrosion where supporting cables meet the bridge.
It thought that water penetrated the girder. Repeated freezing and thawing of this water worsened the damage.
Keir Northern, the company that built the bridge, will pay part of its repair costs.
The bridge has been plagued by problems since it opened.
Carlisle Civic Trust branded it "too modern" and "out of character" and argued that it was not needed. Lifts at either end were damaged by vandals in the early years, prompting the city council to spend £10,000 on repairs and £35,000 to make them vandal-proof.
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Backstory: I used an Ameda Purely Yours with my first daughter 3.5 years ago, and I loved it. Never had any issues with it and always pumped a ton. As in, had so much extra I donated 100's of ounces to the local milk bank. I started to use it with my new daughter and noticed that the pump sounded off (skipping a pulse, sometimes getting stuck). Since breastpumps are now covered by insurance I called my insurance and luckily (so I thought) the pump they cover is the Purely Yours. I use this new one and it's just different. Suction feels different, milk gets in places it's not supposed to, and I don't get nearly as much milk as I think I should. I've spoken to Ameda and they tell me it's because they redesigned the pump.
I've decided that I'm done fighting with the new pump. Since the old pump seems to be on its last legs it's going to remain my backup/home pump. So as I see it, I have two options, and I'd love some outside feedback.
Option 1: Find the older model Ameda pump, likely used. Not an issue since the pump is a closed system and I obviously have parts to replace everything. This could work because I know the pump worked for me.
Option 2: Buy a Medela Pump in Style. This could be risky since new pump type, but I have heard that people get crazy amounts of milk with this pump.
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Another commonly covered pump that is also closed system is the Hygeia...Q? I think? I have heard varying things about it. It's a WHO compliant company, which means less advertising in general. I've heard people say they love it and at least one person not like it. But might be worth checking out as to whether they would let you trial it/return it etc. They seem like that kind of company (they take back used pumps and recycle them).
Bummer about the Ameda though. That's what I have, and mine is about as old. Hoping to not be pumping this time though (my daycare is now next to my work). If I had needed another pump I would have gone with a Hygeia.
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I had a medela - it worked very well for me, since i was an exclusive pumper - after six months of use with it though my supply dried up. I have no doubt that if my son would have nursed I would have been able to continue and have no problems with the medela pump, but i wasn't able to put in the amount of time required to pump AND take care of my son AND work 12 hour days, unfortunately, and pumping is what had to go.
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I have quite a few unwanted contacts in my contacts list in windows Hotmail email program. Windows 7 64 bit, how can I delete unwanted,invalid, or other contacts no longer required?
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Are you using the new "Outlook" version of Hotmail? If so log in then click on the little down pointing arrow next to Outlook on the banner headline and you should see a black panel with Mail, People, Calendar, Skydrive.
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Cheap Home Decor: Crafting with Paper
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Sunburst Tie Dye Bag
Watch out, this laundry bag is dangerously cool! Create fun sunburst patterns using tie-dye techniques from I Love to Create. It's easy and fun to make and the kids will have more fun doing their laundry.
- Tulip® One-Step Fashion Dye™
- Blue
- Purple
- Red
- Tulip® Spirit™ Iron-on Transfers™ Number & Letter Packs
- 24275 Multi-Pack Letters White
- Plastic tablecloth
- Garbage bag
- Iron
- Cotton Laundry Bag
- Prewash bag to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets.
- Cover work surface with tablecloth. Lay bag onto work surface.
- Wearing rubber gloves, add water to One-Step Fashion Dye bottles. Replace caps tightly. Shake until dye is dissolved.
- Lay fabric flat. Decide where swirl will be. Pinch fabric at this point.
- Twist fabric around into a flat spiral.
- Bind with 3 rubber bands, creating 6 wedge shapes.
- Apply dye onto wedges, using each color.
- Cover with garbage bag. Let set 4-6 hours. Wash in a large load of water with a small amount of laundry soap. Line dry.
- Arrange Iron-On Transfer letters to spell message on front of bag. Iron letters to adhere, following instructions on package. Let cool. Remove paper.
- Wait 72 hours to wash. Machine wash warm on gentle cycle. Do not use harsh detergents or bleach. Remove promptly and line dry.
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